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IrniM ttay, Uondty through Mday. Uctmi Clut Pottm VOL. 87, NO. 247 PUd at Rti Stole u4 it iddltloa*! Vtlllac OHIctt MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE U. S. Troops Guard A irfield After Ambush

SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) - visers out of Thuan Loi during against an army supply depot, a said in the first statement by a shows that the South Viet Nam V. S. paratroopers stood guard the fighting. military barracks and road traf- military leader since Quat re- administration is "nothing but a over the main airfield for the An explosion aboard a truck at fic. signed and turned over his pow- rotten corpse." ers to the military. Dong Xoai area today after an- Chu Lai beachhead yesterday U. S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Prime Minister Lai Bahadur killed three U. S. marines and Taylor returned to Saigon from other 250 Vietnamese troops were A Warning Shastri of India, who wound up injured 19 others. A U. S. mili- conferences in Washington with a state visit to Canada today, reported lost. Political maneu- top Catholic leader, Rev. tary spokesman said the men •President Johnson and other top Hoang Quynh, called for a civil told the Toronto Globe and Mail vering continued in Saigon. were boarding a truck alter tak- officials. ian, revolutionary government that commitment of U. S. troops Seven Americans were killed ing showers'near the beach. 53 The political crisis that came that would respond to the aspir- into combat in Viet Nam "might during the weekend. miles south of Da Nang. to a head while he was away was ations of the people. His state- lead to dangerous consequences." The American paratroopers It was not immediately known no nearer to a solution. ment was viewed as a warning If the U. S. commander in Viet were rushed to the airfield at whether Viet Cong sabotage was MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, to the military that( further Cath- Nam sends his troops into bat- Phuoc Vinh after the Viet Cong responsible. defense minister in the govern- olic opposition can' be expected tle, "it could mean escalation of ambushed a Vietnamese para- Three Strikes ment of Premier Phan Huy Quat unless civilians are given a role the conflict, and it might lead to troop battalion Saturday night. Four U. S. Army helicopter that resigned Friday, said in a in the government. dangerous consequences," Shas- DISCUSSION IN DONG XOAI _ Gen. William C. Westmoreland, right, commands The airfield, 40 miles north of crewmen were killed Saturday radio broadcast the country's _ Catholic pressure was one of Saigon, is the main supply point arme< night when their craft crashed next regime must be a "war gov- the factors that brought down He added that India and Can- °* ^* * forces in South Viet Nam, stands next to South Viet Nam Brig. G«n. for the Phuoc Blnh-Thanh spe 30 miles east of Saigon during ernment." Quat's government. ada see "more or less eye to Cao Van Vien in Dong Xoai yesterday as they discuis operation! in town that hat da! military zone. a storm. "This situation cannot drag on The North Vietnamese com- been center of heavy fighting in the pait w»ek, American paratropp»rt have gone The Vietnamese battalion was indefinitely, otherwise the sacri- munist party newspaper Nhan tries feel that talks might be pos- In the air war against North on guard at the main airfield for the area after the Viet Cong ambushed a Vietnam- attacked as it moved into lik- Viet Nam, 40 U. S. Navy planes fices of the military, on the front Dan said the collapse of the ci- siblibl e bbetweet n tthh e warrinri g facf - en Loi village, four miles north made three strikes yesterday lines would be in vain," Thieu vilian government in Saigon tions. •wparatroop battalion. (AP Wirephotol of Dong Xoai. The Viet Cong struck from the north and west, sealing off the government para- troopers from the rear. Reports from the area sa[d 250 of the battalion's 400 men were killed, wounded or captured. This brought the number of Vietnam- U. S. Viet Nam Policy Due for New Attack ese dead or missing in the fight- basic issues before the conference opening British sources indicated that Prime Ing around Dong Xoai since LONDON (AP) - Leaders of British The Rhodesian issue will bring angry Sierra Leone, considered one of the African Thursday are Rhodesia and the support Minister Harold Wilson will try bo head off Thursday to about 600. Eighteen Commonwealth countries in Africa and African charges that the British govern, moderates, told a news conference African which the British, Australian and New Zea- the storm over Southeast Asia by citing his Americans were listed as dead Asia went the Conference of Commonwealth ment has done nothing to bring a solution Commonwealth countries would certainly land governments are giving the United efforts to bring the Viet Nam conflict to the or missing. Prime Ministers in London this week to since the Commonwealth summit meeting recognize a Rhodesian government formed States in Viet Nam. • conference table. last July. 3M Reported Killed in exile by African Nationalists if there was disassociate the group from U.S. policy in Twelve of the 21 delegates are reported They said he plans new efforts based on not some progress soon toward representa- Vietnamese government forces Viet Nam. demanding a strong conference statement the appeal drafted this spring in Belgrade The communique at the end of that tive government. He said: claimed they killed 300 Viet Cong African leaders are also seeking a making dear that the Commonwealth as a by 17 nonaligned nations. They called for meeting spoke of calling a constitutional In the fighting Thursday for Dong conference attended by delegates of all "In a world besat \yith racial conflicts showdown with Britain's labor government whole does not back thie U.S. policy. peace negotiations without prior conditions. sometimes constituting a threat to interna- Xoai and that U. S. air strikes Rhodesian parties to bring majority rule to on continued white rule in Rhodesia. They Prime Minister Kenneth Kaunda of President Johnson has made a similar tional peace, it is incumbent that all Com- killed another 400. The figures the white-dominated country. But Prime make no secret of their disappointment Zambia told newsmen on his arrival that appeal but has not accepted the nonaligned monwealth members — particularly Britain were not confirmed by U. S. mil Minister Ian Smith's government has been that the laborites haven't taken stronger the people of Viet Nam should solve their proposal that the Viet Cong rebels be rep- — should by their conduct in racial matters Itary sources. There have been adamant in its opposition to any changes measures to bring democracy to Rhodesia. own problems, a clear implication that resented at the conference table. leave no room for doubt of their genuine no more estimates of Viet Cong that will open the way for the black ma- casualties since Thursday. Although 14 of the 21 Commonwealth U.S. troops should get out. Of the U.S. The sources said Wilson will tell the belief in an inter-racial Commonwealth." role in Viet Nam, he said, "we are unhap- jority to take power. A relief force entered Thuan members are feuding or fighting among Commonwealth ministers he believes a solu- Wilson is expected to plead for forebear- Loi yesterday and found the themselves or with other countries, the py about that." ' tion to this now can be found. Prime Minister Sir Albert Margai of ance, at least for a time. town empty. Both Viet Cong and government dead had been hauled •way, and there were no civil- ians. V A U. S. helicopter made a mid- (t .flight through enemy fire Dumont Accepts Hughes rain to fly three U. S. ad- Gas Station Bid for Series of Debates Is Robbed By The Associated Press ty to the people by conducting candidate and he, as the incum- republic. Does your offer to de- The Republican gubernatorial a campaign that will fully de bent, would want to present last, bate the, issues limit Itself to HOWELL TOWNSHIP - The candidate, state Sen. Wayne Du- velop the public issues." Secondly, there would be no re Sen, Dumont? You both endorse Hen Gas Station, Rt 9 was held mont Jr. of Phillipsburg, said Dumont said he received the buttal time and, third, no ques new taxes for our citizens. I am up and robbed of about $350 last Sunday he would accept "with letter Saturday, although the gov-tion-and-answer period. I'm to any new taxes. I night delight" a suggestion by Gov. ernor announced it earlier. "I going to appear, but this doesn't wish to debate this and many Attendant John McEdwardof 24 Richard J. Hughes for a series will answer it this week," Du- even have the remotest resemb- other issues. Will you afford me. Louisiana Pkwy., Brookwood Es- of debates. mont said. lance to a debate. When I ac- an independent conservative tates, is under observation at But, said Dumont, "the im- The Republican standard-bear- cepted, I was unaware of all candidate, this opportunity?" Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- portant thing is that they be er objected, however, to ground these stipulations." • The telegram was sent to wood, with a possible concussion'. real debates" with a present- rules laid down by Hughes for Meanwhile, the conservative Hughes, with a copy to Dumont, McEward told state police he ment and rebuttal by each can- their schedule debate on June 28 ;ubernatorial candidate, Robert at his State House office Neither was attacked around II p.m. by didate, followed by a question- before the state Chamber of L. Schlachter of Verona, said he candidate had a chance to see two men, one of them wearing and-answer session. Commerce in Newark. sent a telegram to Hughes ask- it over the weekend. But Du- a beret and carrying a gun. He In a letter to the Warren "For the Chamber of Com- ing to be included in any series mont, reached at his home, said wa> struck on the head with the County senator, Hughes said, merce affair," Dumont said, of debates. The telegram read: it was "okay with me" if gun. NUNS ON WAY TO JAIL — Five Catholic nuns, members of the Daughters of Char- "it is my belief that. we can "the governor said there should "Debate during a political Schlachter were included hi any The pair escaped on foot with ity, are led to police van in downtown Chicago where they were arrested for partici- best fulfill our joint responsibili- only be a presentment by eachl campaign is traditional in our debates. tile gasoline sale receipts. A police alarm was broadcast for pating in a demonstration by civil rights marchers. Police mada wholesale arrests when them. demonstrator* bloolced traffis by fitting In street at the busy interjection of State Keuper Sees Detective George Smith of and Madison Sts. Group was protesting the retiring of Schools Superintendent Ben- Howell State Police barracks is Public Meeting Is Urged If investigating. jamin C. Willis. IAP Wirephoto) No Penalty For Authors Site Decision May Come Tonight FREEHOLD — The author of On County Library Plan an anonymous, .controversial FREEHOLD-A public meet- handbill boosting three candidates plans for construction of two developed about the status of ing to answer increasing num- new libraries in the next in tomorrow's Long Branch city two non-member municipalities, re- bers of questions about Mon- years. The freeholder said he eleotion identified himself yester- lationships with existing local li- rnoqth County's proposed new would air his ideas to the free- day. braries, effects on smaller local On Third Freehold Regional School county library system was ad- holders tomorrow. libraries, operational costs, and Bu vocated yesterday by Freeholder In addition to questions about future building plans. FREEHOLD — No decision will dent, said last night that replace- to engage the firm of Radey and been discussed, and that the con- cutor Vincent P. Keuper said ( Eugene J. Bedell. location of the first of the new Construction Plan be, made tonight on appointment ments for Kenneth F. Frisbee, Radey, Camden, as architects for tract may be authorized tonight. that both the man, Henry Turek, Mr. Bedell, minority Demo- structures, set for somewhere in In another development, Earle of either a new superintendent of superintendent and Dr. Bruce the new school. However, it left 108 Brighton Ave., Long Branch, Two Possible Sites crat, joined the four Republican the coastal region, Mr. Bedell W. Hendrickson, chairman of the tchools or an assistant superin- Bothwell, assistant, probably will selection of the location of the and the unknown publisher of a The board owns two pieces of freeholders last week to approve acknowledged that others have county Board of Library Com- tendent, but the Freehold Region- be made by Wednesday, June 30. contemplated $3 million, 1,600 pu- similar paper in the May election land, 64 acres on Iron Ore Rd., missioners, took exception to a al Board of Education may de- That is the date both of the pres- pil building undecided. at Keansburg, probably can't be Manalapan Township, and 43 Saturday newspaper, report. cide on a site for its proposed ent administrators will leave their Dr. Lewis said that a contract prosecuted for election law in- acres, at Rts. 79 and 520, Marl- The Asbury Park Press said third high school. desks. has not yet been signed with the ractions. boro Township, for future con- in a page one report that non- f,Dr. Jacob Lewis, board presi- A month ago the board agreed architects but that terms have struction. Dr. Lewis has said that Both papers, facsimile ballots Asbury Park member municipalities will be a majority of the members of the urgfng votes for specific can- "shortchanged" in the new con- Another Speaker Fills in at Red Bank board have indicated a prefer- didates, apparently are in viola- struction plan unless the pres- ence for building next in Manala- tion of a law which provides that ent county library use plan is pan. the name of the person respon- Narcotics Cache altered. sible be imprinted on the ma- Among those under considera- In an editorial, The Press said terial. Answering Call by Rev. King, tion to be offered the superintend- the county plan makes "the fu- "There's a loophole, however," ent's post, which has paid Mr. ture of our local libraries un- Mr. Keuper said. "The law pro- Frisbee 15,000 a year, Is Frank Source Sought certain." L. Weinheimer, a former assist- vides no penalty for such a per- "I think," said Mr. Hendrick- Rustin Misses 1SAACP Session son. The only penalty clause ap- son, "that tte statement some ant superintendent here. FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun Neither Asbury Park police nor plies to a candidate who may RED BANK — Bayard Rustin, Colored People, in St. Thomas I be working with the civil rigiits Dr. Lewis confirmed that talks ty Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper county detectives were notified of places would be shortchanged was be involved in the publication, uncalled for. the civil rights leader who organ- Episcopal Church. movement in Alabama this sum- have been had with Mr. Wein- said last night he is investigating the arrests. mer. Mr. Rustin is an adviser distribution, or other related ac- "It is our hope that all towns The 114 people who came to heimer, who left Freehold in 1958 the source and intended destina- The prosecutor said:' • . ized the 19M March on Washing- to the Nobel prize-winning Dr. tivity." will see the advantage of join- hear him heard instead that Mr. to become the first superin- tion of $250,000 worth of-narcotics "My concern is for any illegal ton, didn't make it to Red Bank King. tendent at the Monmouth Region- Nothing To Present seized by federal agents in As- activity which may have oc- ing the county library system Rustin had been summoned to The prosecutor said investiga- under the new plan and that we yesterday. Atlanta yesterday morning by The explanation of Mr. Rus- al High School, New Shrewsbury, bury Park over the weekend. curred in Monmouth, as the first tin's absence came from Miss Last fall he became superin- tions of circulars in both Long (See LIBRARY, Page 3) Mr, Rustin was the scheduled Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Four persons were arrested consideration. Eleanor Holmes, a young Phila- tendent at Waldwick in Bergen Eranch and Keansburg are con- "But more than that I want «pea;ker at a meeting of the Red head of the Southern Christian Friday night by the Federal Nar- Fireflies Wanted delphian who served on the County. tinuing. But he Indicated that in to know if the reported plan for Bank Area Branch, National As- Leadership Conference, to begin cotics Bureau at the Golden Must be live or frozen. 50c per March Washington staff, "He is one of several who their present posture there is an exchange of illegal drugs in •Delation for the Advancement of orientation of students who will Sands Motel, 105 Third Ave., 100. Bring to Worthington Bio- taught the first Freedom agreed to accept invitations to nothing to present to a Grand where the cache ol 200 pounds Asbury Park is an indication of Chemical, Corp. Freehold oppo- school established in Mississippi discuss *e situation here," Dr, Jury. of marijuana and one kilogram local established or threatened site Shop Rite, 9 AMA P.M., two summers ago, and directed Lewis said, "but that does not Mr. Turek said he Is the au- of heroin was recovered. operations. lobbying activities for the Missis- weekdays.—Adv. mean that he Is Interested in ac- thor of the Long Branch ma- George M. Belk, bureau sup- "It may be that this was only sippi Freedom Democratic Party Today's Index cepting \>r that the board has terial in hie capacity as chairman pervisor in New York, said an a meeting place, as some week- Notice at the Democratic National Con- made any commitments." of the 1-3-6 Civic Club. undercover man alerted agents end new reports said. But I want I will no longer be responsible Page Page vention last summer. He said the club is composed the fact established. for any debts Incurred by any- Courtesy Talks who moved in as the drugs were 8 Editorials 6 Miss Holmes, who spoke in of "hundreds" of people but he "Police in our county have one without my signature. Allen-Scott Dr. Lewis said he believes sev- brought from California for re- 14 Events of^Years Ago 9 Mr. Rustin'3 stead, observed that declined to Identify any of them. lay for delivery in New York been particularly vigilant in de- RUSSELL H. PETERS Amusements — Herblock 6 the Negro is fast' becoming the eral men who were interviewed Its choices for the three Council- formerly 277 Prospect Ave., City. tecting narcotics traffic and we Births - largest minority in America's big agreed to the talks more as a Little Silver. N. J. Movie Timetable 14 men-at-large seats at stake in Wants Full Report have had excellent cooperation cities. courtesy to the board rather than tomorrow's runoff voting are Adv. Jim Bishop « Obituaries - 2 Mr. Keuper said he will ask from the State Police and federal "It is not inconceivable, that as indication that they were se- Donald L. Phillips, Amedeo V. Bridge " Sylyla Porter 6 for a full report from the federal investigators in the past.There- L&M Restaurant And Plnerla Sports 18-17 the Negro could take control of riously considering making Ippolito, and incumbent Edgar N. John Chamberlain 6 officials and added, ruefully, "I suits have been that dope traffic Now open dally, 11 a.m. ta 1 Successful Investing :.... 4 political parties, much as the changes. Dinkelspiel. 'Classified 1MI hope the co-operation here Is has been minimal. We intend a.m. Serving delicious food and Irish and Italians did," she said. Reports have circulated that Comics IS Television 14 The club designation indicates more satisfactory than in past to keep it that way." pizzas. 619 River Rd., Fair H* Women'i Newt 8-10 CrotwcmJ Puzzle —• IB (See RUSTIN, Page 3) (See SITE, Page'A) (See KEUPER, Page 3) federal relationships." > (See NARCOTICS, Page 3) ven,—Adv.. • » ' - 2-Hond*y, June 14, 1965 BEGISIER CLARENCE G. DECKER Weather TOMS RIVER - Clarence G, Book Man Car Hits Mrs. Carter Decker, 73, of KM Washington NEW JEBSEY — Mostfy son- St. died Thursday at home. Mr. ny ind coo! today high from up- per 80s north to low 70s south. Motorcycle, Killed When Decker wts the brother of Clif- For Hitting t ford Decker of Rumson. Clear »nd cool tonight Urn In OBITUARIES 40s inland to near 50 along coast. Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Decker YouthHurt Hit By Gar moved here two years ago. Be- Two Of ficers Mostly sunny with more season- JOHN B. GALEIXA HOWELL TOYMSMP - State sides his brother, he is survived iMJJDOLETOWN - Police re- able temperatures Tuesday high LONG BRANCH - One youth ported yesterday that William in low and mid 70s, was injured Saturday morning MIDDLETOWN - John B. Gal-police here Saturday identified the by his wife, Mrs. Mary Decker; Schmidt, 14 Davis La., River when a car struck the motorcy- Lewis S. Thompson ella, 68, of 265 Tenth Ave. died body of Mrs. Jessie Mae Carter two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Marine Plaza, has been released in $500 cle on which h* was a passen- in Riveryiew Hospital Saturday. as the person who was struck and Baumann, here, and Mrs. Ru- Cape May to Block'Island — bail on" a charge of assaulting ger. The young man, Albert killed on Rt, 9 near Casino Dr. dolph C. Kindervater, South Toms Northwest winds 10 to 20 knots Born in Italy, he was the son two police officers Saturday Fioretti, 17, of 14 Hendrickson Dies in Georgia at 61 of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Friday night. River; three grandchildren, and today becoming northerly about night. Ave., West Long Branch, was re- Galella. He was employed as a two great-grandchildren. 10 knots tonight and northeast ALBANY, Ga. - Lewis S. The woman reportedly walked Police said the man was ar- ported in fair condition today in The Anderson and CampbeJ about 10 knots Tuesday. Fair Thompson, Jr., 61, son of Mrs tailor by ,the Mill Garment Co., in front of a car operated by rested on a disorderly persons Monmouth Medical Center with Funeral Home, here, is in charge except cloudy with chance ol Geraldine L. Thompson o: here. Donald McPherson, 19, 37 Edge- complaint signed by his wife and fractured ribs and a brufsed left of arrangements. some light rain near Block Is- Brookdale Farm, Lincroft, N.J. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Car- brook Ct., New Shrewsbury. The that when he was brought into leg. mella.Caoli GaleHa; two sons, driver told police he was unable land this morning. Visibility over and Hie late Lewis S. Thompson headquarters he struck Patrol- Police said the accident oc- Armond Galella of Brick Town to stop his car in time to avoid MRS. MAY HULL five miles. died early Friday at his Gillion- man Richardson and kicked Sgt. curred on Ocean Ave. when a car ship and Michael Galella of Oli the woman. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mrs ville Plantation home here, to Elwood P. Seely. driven by Peter J. Schantz, 18, of Greenwich, Conn.; a daughter, May Hull, 73, of 94 Center Ave. Ocean temperature at 7 which he retired in 1961. He had Mrs. Carter, a widow of Rt. A Municipal Court hearing has 37 Cottage PL, here, rammed in- been ill for several months. Mrs. Peter Mustacchia of Red died Thursday in the Atlantic 52. High in the past 24 hours 9, here, was pronounced dead a been scheduled for July 8. to the motorcycle, operated by Bank; two brothers, Joseph am Highlands Nursing Home. 69 at 2 p.m. yesterday. Low 49 at Born in New York City March Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, on ar- Richard M. Keleman, 17, of 50 James Galella of Stamford, Conn, Born in Plainfield, she had lived 5 a.m. today. 15, 1904, Mr. Thompson was rival. Gives Decisions On Sommers Ave., West Long graduated from -St. Mark's a sister, Mrs. Ralph Ceretta, a! here 50 years. She was a member of the Cen- Branch. School, Southboro, Mass., in so Stamford, and six grandchil 2 Conviction Appeals TIDES dren. tral Baptist Church, Patrolman Joseph H. McGar- 1922 and from Princeton Univer- FREEHOLD-Clifiiord R. Gil Sandy Hook sity in 1926. The funeral was in the Wil- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. vey, Jr., issued careless driving Mrs. Reevey dawie, 158 Asbury Ave., Union TODAY - High 9:05 p.m, and liam S. Anderson Funeral Home, Mary Plitnik of Navesink, and summonses to both drivers and Prior to World War II, Mr. Beach, was found guilty Friday low 2:58 p.m. Red Bank, this morning. A Re- two grandchildren, gave Mr. Keleman two addition- Thompson was associated with of driving while on the revoked TOMORROW - High 9:27 a.m. the Standard Oil Company of quiem Mass was offered in St. Dies at 68 Services were held this morn- al summonses for not having a list and not guilty of leaving the and 9:42 p.m. and low 3:41 a.m. New Jersey, of which his grand- Anthony's Catholic-CJiurdi, Red NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs, ing in the Posten Funeral Home, driver's license or a registration scene cf an accident in Union and 3:38 p.m. father has been a chief execu- Bank. Burial was iriMt. Olivet Beulah Reevey, 68, died Satur- here, with Rev. Harry Kraft, pas- card in his possession. Beach last Jan. 11. For Red Bank and Rumson tive. During the war he was Cemetery, Middletown. tor of the Central Baptist Church day at her home on Shafto Rd., Superior Court Judge Herbert bridge, add two hours; Sea with the War Production Board Reeveytown. officiating. Burial was In Bayview Horn gave the decisions on ap- Cemetery, Leonardo. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Bates Elks Lodge and was assigned by the board A lifelong resident here, she peals from convictions on both to the Combined Materials and MRS. MYRTLE B. DE FAZIO Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- was a member of the Reevey- counts in the Union Beach Mu- Resources Board In London. Af- EATOOTOWN - Mrs. Myrtle JAMES W. GAWLEY lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Will Honor Two town AME Zion Church. She was nicipal Court April 7. Judge Horn ter the war he was with the Cen- B. DeFazio, 58, of 344 Wall St., MARLBORO - James W. Gaw- RED BANK —• Dr. James W. Lewis S. Thompson, Jr. a church twstee and its secre- upheld the lower court's WOO fine tral Intelligence Agency and, died yesterday in the Shrewsbury ley, 84, of Moore Rd. died Friday Parker, the borough's oldest tary and treasurer. She was also on the revoked list offense and suttfequentty, in J960, becami Manor Nursing Home, Shrews- in the Ivy House Nursing Home, Youth Jailed practicing physician, and R«v. a member of the Women's Home voided a $25 penalty on the special assistant to the Secre- bury. Middletown. Henry Morgan, pastor of Pilgrim and Foreign Mission Society. other. tary of the Air Force for man- Born in Newark, she was the In Car Theft Born in Ireland, he had lived Assistant Prosecutor John W. Baptist Church, tonight will re- power, personnel, and the Re- Boy, 17, daughter of Mrs. Theodora Mrs. Reevey is survived by in East Orange from 1901 until Applegate presented the state's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ceive life membership in Bates serves Forces, a position from Mooney of Eatontown and the her husband, Norman Reevey he moved here 16 years ago. He case. Norman Currie, Keyport, Robert Echols, 18, of Long Elks Lodge. - .:; which he retired in 1961 to livi late Walter Sammons. a brother, Clarence B. Reevey Is Drowned was a retired trolley car motor- represented Mr. Gildawie. Branch, is being held in the Mon The dinner in the lodge home, at Glllionville Plantation. Mr, of Fair Haven, and a sister, Mrs, She had been a resident here man for Public Service Com- mouth County Jail pending hear- 306 Shrewsbury Ave., will begin Thompson was awarded the Ex- Emma Reevey of this place. two years and earlier had re- pany, Newark. He was a mem- ing tonight in Municipal Court on at 8 p.m. according to Emerson ceptional Service Award by the In Navesink The Funeral will be at the HORACE C. SULLY sided in Red Bank for 13 years. ber of Liberty Grange. carges of unlawful use of a mo- R. Williams, chairman. Department of the Air Force. She was a member of the De- Reeveytown AME Zion Church a Surviving are three sons, John LONG BRANCH - Horace C. FAIR HAVEN — John Wil tor vehicle, police reported. Dr. Parker has been a mem- gree of Pocohantas, Alleta Coun- 2 p.m. tomorrow. Burial, under Gawley of Union, George Gaw- Sully, 71, died yesterday in his Mr. Thompson was the owner liams, 17, of 15 Belle Dr., West Police said that Echols was. ber of the local lodge since 1924 cil 26 of Neptune, and of the aux-the direction of the James H. ley of Glen Ridge and Robert home, 257 .Branchport Ave. of the racing thoroughbred Star Long Branch, drowned Friday seen driving past police headquar- iliary of the past officers of the Hunt Funeral Home, Asbury Gawley of Oakland, Calif.; two Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was and Rev. Morgan transferred to Ice. He brought suit in 196 while swimming in the Navesink ters Friday night in a car that Degree of Pocohantas. She at- Park, will be in Monmouth Me- daughters, Mrs. EthcJ Orel of the son of the late Robert and Bates Lodge about 20 yeafs ago against the Monmouth Park Jock- River here. had been reported stolen three tended Trinity Episcopal Church morial Park here. Manalapan and Mrs. Elizabeth Beatrice Sully. He had lived here after joining the Elks at Key- ey Club, Oceanport; the Garden The youth, who was attending days ago, police said. State and Atlantic City race in Red Bank. At the time of he Bell of Berkeley Heights; a sis- 50 years. stone Lodge, Washington, Pa., in an outing of the Monmouth Coun- death, she was employed bj Mr. Sully was a retired em- The car, owned by Wjlliam 1916. - — trades; Delare Associates, chemi ty unit of the N.J. Association of ter, Mrs. Ruby Barmore of Ver- Chris's Tavern, New Shrewsbury, MRS. BENJAMIN SCHULTZ ployee at the Highlands Air Cripps, Sr., East Ave., was cal analyists; the Thoroughbred Retarded Children, Red Bank, ona; 14 grandchildren, and two Besides her mother, she is sur- DEAL — Mrs. Marion Schultz great-grandchildren. Force Base. parked in front of the Emman- Racing Protective Bureau, and drowned in about seven feet of 54, of 29 Morgan Ave. died Satur- uel Baptist Church, Rt. 36, at the leveral track stewards for con- vived by her husband, Ralph De Surviving are two sons, Charles water. He had been swimming day in Monmouth Medical Cen The funeral was this morning time of the theft, police reported. spiring to keep the horse from Fazio, two daughters, Mrs. Au- at the Haeberle and Barth Co- Sully of Rumson and William Sul- with a snorkel tube near the ter. William Cripps, Jr., saw racing on New Jersey tracks. municipal dock. drey Deitz and Mrs. Jeannette lonial Home, Union. ly of Eatontown; two daughters, Born in New York City, she Echols driving the car on First Births The horse was barred when the BicWord, both of Eatontown, five Mrs. Beatrice Magee of this place Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, was the daughter of the late Leo- Ave. at about 11:15 p.m. Friday Delare firm said the analysis of sons, Clarence V. Morris, Jr., JOHN W. CARTON, SR. and Mrs. Roberto Rosenberg of county physician, said the youth pold and Rachael Harris. She and told police. Sgt. Nelson Mor- the horse's urine, following the who is stationed with the Ai: RUMSON - John W. Carton Fair Haven; a brother, Austin died of submersion, asphyxia and was a member of Temple Beth rissey and Patrolman John Mani- MONMOUTH MEDICAL winning of two 1959 races, al- Force in Spain, Theodore P. and Sr., 71 of 40 Allen St. died yes- Sully of Roselle, and eight grand- strangulation. He had been sub- Miriam and a member of its grasso stopped the car and ar- Long Branch legedly showed traces of a stim- John R. Morris, both of Wall terday in River/iew Hospital children. merged about a half hour be- Township; Walter J. Morris of Sisterhood. She was also a mem rested Echols, police said. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Darby, ulant. The chemists were re- Red Bank. The Woolley Funeral Home, fore being located by Red Bank Tucson, Ariz., and Ralph J. De- ber of the Asbury Park Counci The seven passengers in the 181 Edwards Ave., Long Braooh, tained by the race courses to do Born In Centerville, he was the this place, is in charge of First Aid Squad members. Fazio, with the Air Force in Ban of Jewish Women and of Hie car, all of Long Branch, were son, Thursday. their analysis work. son of the late Thomas and Mary errangements. Police Chief Carl Jakubecy said gore, Maine; two sisters, Mrs Deal Hadassah. She was a mem- released without charges. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Suppa, The owner and his trainer, Flatley Carton. A retired land- the victim had been swimming Adolph Stoltz, of Oakhurst, and ber of the Shore Garden Club. 102 Prospect Ave., Shark River Thomas P. Harraway of Lincroft scaper, he was a member of the WILRERT SMITH with about 12 classmates. Stephen Mrs. R. D. Schepis, of Allen- Mrs. Schultz is survived by Hills, daughter, Thursday. \ N.J., filed suits, which were later Rumson Police Reserve in World LONG BRANCH - Wilbert MINOR INJURIES Trezenier, an instructor for the wood; two brothers, Walter Sam- her husband, Benjamin Schultz; dismissed by a Monmouth Coun- War II. He was a communicant Smith, 64, of 200 Monmouth Ave., LONG BRANOH-A girl re- association had turned away for mons of Neptune, and Joseph R two daughters, Misses Leona and ^"~ FITKIN ty, N.J., court. of Holy Cross Catholic Church died yesterday en route to Mon- ceived minor injuries last night a moment, police said, when Sammons of Freehold, and nine Robin Schultz, at home, and a Neptune The owner disclaimed the and a member of its Holy, Name mouth Medical Center, He had in a two car accident at Joline he youth submerged and, Failed grandchildren and one great- sister, Mrs. Jennie Harris of New Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller, chemists' findings and charged Society. been ill a long time. Ave. and Liberty St. to return to the surface. The grandchild. York City. Farmingdale, son, Saturday. his horse was being barred from Surviving are a son, John W. Mr. Smith was a disabled World Linda Cowan, 18, of Whippany, youth suffered from epilepsy and Funeral arrangements are in The funeral will be at the Flock state tracks to "cover up" an er- Carton, this borough's tax as- War U Army veteran. was treated at Monmouth Medi- Mr. and Mrs. Carlton.Royles, it was said he may have'suf- charge of the Robert A. Braun Funeral Home, Long Branch, at ror made in analysis. The dis- sessor; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Surviving are a brother, Leslie cal Center for abrasions of the 16 Locfcwood Ave,, Freehold, «on, fered a seizure. Home for Funerals here. 1 o'clock this afternoon. Burial missal of the suits is under ap- Higgins of Tennent, Mrs. Ray- Smith of New York City and four right knee. She was a passenger Saturday. He was a member of the Mon- will be in Temple Beth El Ceme- peal. The horse is standing in mond MoCue of River Plaza and sisters, Mrs. Emma E. Taylor of in a car being driven west on Mr. and Mrs. George Worth, mouth County unit of the N.J. tery, Nepftme, with Rabbi Aaron stud at Brookdale, where Mr HUGO MANETTI Mrs. Isabella C. White of Free- Oceanport, Mrs. Lottie Herriotte Joline Ave. by Robert Hartman, 221 Lewis St.,.QaWiurst, son, Sat- Association of Retarded Children F. Lefloowitz officiating. Thompson owns a considerable 'HAZLET — Hugo Manetti, 58, hold, and three grandchildren. of New York City, Mrs. Marjorie 32, also of Whippany. urday, f and a member of its bowling amount of property. of 59 Hazlet Ave., died Friday Wells of Riverhead, N. Y. and Beatrice E. Debacher, 48, of Mr, and Mrs. James Burke, 4* team. He was a communicant The funeral will be at the John Mr. Thompson was a in; Monmouth Medical Center, FREDERICK SANDLE E. Day Funeral Home, Red Sank, Miss Aleta Smith of Garden City, .128 .So4ilh.,,,Pemberton. Ave,, West Main St,,. Freehold, daugh-' of the Ivy Club, Princeton; Link of St. Jerome's Catholic Church, Long branch'. ' • ; '' ter, Thursday. VERONA - Frederick Sandle at" 9:30 a.m. •Wesdnesdayv' A Re-' Oceanport;'was traveling south Club, New York City, and the West Long Branch. Mr. Manetti was employed a. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kruman, 45 52, of 37 Otsego Rd. died Thurs quiem Mass will be offered in The F. Leon Harris Funeral on Liberty St. Patrolman James Metropolitan Club, Washington, iBorn in Orange, he was a for- chief engineer by the Seaboard Parker Ave., Deal, daughter, day in Lyons Veterans Hospital Holy Cross Church. Burial wil Home, Asbury Park, is in charge West issued her a summons for D.C. mer Upper Montclair resident. He Coal and Dock Co., South Am- Thursday. Born in Belleville, he was a be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- of arrangements. failing to stop at a stop stign. In addition to his mother, hi had lived here seven years. boy. former Kearny resident. He had dletown. Is survived by his wife, Loulii He is survived by his parents Born in Italy, he came to the lived here two years. He was a T. Thompson; a daughter, Mrs John A. and Elaine McCormick United States in 19127. He was a HOWARD L. ELMER •' World War I Army veteran and Francis C. Gray, Dedham, Williams; two brothers, Stephen 17-year resident here. FREEHOLD - Howard LeRoy was owner of the Sandle Extermi- Mass.; two sons, Lewis S, L. and Jerome A. Williams; Mr ,Manetti was a member of Elmer, 66, of 25 Murray St, died nating Co., here. Thompson, 3d, here, and Walte sister, Adrienne Williams, all at St. Benedict's Catholic' Church, at his home Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs 6. Thompson, Sao Paulo, Bra home, and his maternal grand- here, and the Transport Workers Born here, he was the son of Henrietta Metzger Sandle; a son zil, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth mother, Mrs. Marguerite McCor- Union, South Amboy the late George C. and Mary John Sandle; a daughter, Miss Thompson Babcock of Woodbury, mick. He served in the Merchant Layton Elmer. He was a retired L.I. Anne Marie Sandle, both at home; The funeral was from the Wor-Marine during World War II. Mr. painter. six brothers, John, Joseph, Mi His grandchildren include Eliz* den Funeral Home, Red Bank, Manetti was a lieutenant com- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. chael and Henry Sandle, all of beth Gray, Francis C. Gray, 3d this morning. A Requiem Mas; mander aboard the S.S. William Mary Soulia Elmer; a daughter, Kearny, Frank Sandle of Lau Bettina Bennett Thompson am was offered in St. Jerome's Cath- King, a supply ship, when it wa Mrs. Catherine Stout, and two rence Harbor, and Thomas Sandle Lewis S. Thompson, 4th, olic Church. Burial was in Mt torpedoed in the Indian Ocear sisters, Miss Ella A. Elmer and of Matawan Township, and two Mr. Thompson was an Episco- Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. by German submarines in Aug- Mrs. Lillian Baggett, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Rohrer, Lau palian. ust, 1M3. His life raft was ma- grandchildren, all of this place. rence Harbor and Mrs. Jennie Private services will be held MRS. CHARLES STROLLO chine gunned three times by the The funeral will be at the Hig- DOORS and Pearson of Kearny. here today. A memorial service Germans before the men were gins Memorial Home Freehold, The funeral was this morning will take place in the Old St. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Julia rescued by a British trawler af- at 1 p.m. tomorrow, with Rev. Strollo, 63, the widow of Charies at the Reed Home for Funerals, ^John's Church, Georgetown ter about 19 days at sea. James R. Memmott, pastor of :, Washington, D.C, June 21. D: Strollo, died Friday in Mon- Kearny,. A Requiem Mass was Surviving are his widow, Mrs the first Presbyterian Church, of- mouth Medical Center. offered in St. Stephen's Church, Evelyn Resnicoff Manetti; a son ficiating. Burial will be in Maple- REV. THOMAS H. REILLY She was the daughter of the Kearny. Private Albert F. Manetti, sta- wood Cemetery, here. •1: EAST ORANGE — Rev. Thorn- late Gemnaro and Angela Marie tioned at Fort Hancock, Sandy i»s H. Reilly, 61, pastor of Holy Grieco Mascutello, Long Branch Hook, and a sister, Mrs. Gina MRS. MARY ZOLLINGER -Name Church, died Thursday in and a communicant of the1 Holy MRS. LAURA M. DEIGERT Dominici of Italy, WAYSIDE - Mrs. Mary E. • St. Francis Hospital, Jersey City. Trinity Roman Catholic Church WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs. Funeral services will be tomor- Zollinger, 71, of Green Grove He was a brother of Miss Rose She was a member of the Laura M. Deigert, 66, of Brown Rd. died Saturday in Marlboro Reilly of Matawan. row at 8 a.m. from the John Ave. died Saturday in Fitkin Hos- Rosary and Altar Society, Catho- W. Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, State Hospital after a long III- Born in Jersey City, Fathe lic Daughters of America, Star pital, Neptune. here, to St. Benedict's Church !SS. Reilly was educated at St. of the Sea, Court 736, Ladies Born here, she was the daugh- where a Requiem High Mass will Born in New York City, she Bridget's School and St. Peter' Auxiliary of the Amerigo Vespuc- ter of the late Robert and Ada wa the daughter of the late John Preparatory School there. He wa be offered by Rev. Edward P. s ci Society, the U.S.O., and the Walling Brown. She was a life- and Bertha Feldhammer, She had * graduate of Seton Hall Univer- Blaska, pastor, at 9 o'clock. #Th( Pocahontas Takanassee Counoi long resident here and was the lived here 30 years. White Aluminum Windows sity and received his theological Rosary Society will hold service No. 133, all in Long Branch. widow of Charles Deigert. Surviving are two sons, John education at Immaculate Concep- in the funeral home tonight. Bur- She also was a member of the Surviving are two sons, Rober and Doors tion Seminary, Darlington. ial will be private. A. Zollinger of Sa'yreville and Order of St. Francis of Assisi, E. Deigert of Joppa, Md., and '•• He was ordained May 25,' 1929, Andrew E. Zollinger of New Or- Red Bank. Karl K. Deigert of New Mon- by SEASON ALL ~by the late Archbishop Thomas HARRY LOCKETT leans, La.; three grandchildren, Surviving are a brother, Bomby mouth; a brother, Gifford Brown . J. Walsh in St. Patrick's Pro- LONG BRANCH-Harry Lock- and two great-grandchildren. Mascutello of Eatontown; a sis- of Florida, and nine grandchil- Cathedral. ett, 94, of 627 Gerard Ave. died The funeral will be at the Rob- ter, Mrs. Fannie Magnotte of dren. ert A. Braun Home for Funerals, As a Navy chaplain in World Wednesday in Monmouth Medica Largo, Fla.; five nieces and three The funeral will be at theJohn Eatontown, at 2 p.m. Wednesday. War II, Father Reilly was known Center. nephews. F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Mid- Burial will be in Wayside Ceme- as "Father Tom." He caused A resident here for 25 years The funeral will be held tomor- dletown, at 10 a.m. Wednesday tery. Pope Pius XII to "beam with row at 8 a.m. frorji the Damiano Mr. Lockett was a retired painter. with Rev. Newton W. Greiner He was a communicant of Our pleasure" when he led sailors in Funeral Home. There will be a of the. First Methodist Church WILLIAM T. ALLAN Lady Star of the Sea Church. three rousing cheers during j Requiem Mass from the Holy Keansburg, officiating. Burial wil HOLMDEL — William T. Allan, Surviving are his wife, Mrs papal audience after the war. Trinity Roman Catholic Church be in Shoreland Memorial Gar- 50, of 290 South Laurel Ave., died Margaret Lockett; a son, Henry He was a son of the late Wil at 9 a.m. Interment will take dens, Hazlet. Saturday in Jamaica, N.Y. Ham B. Reilly, a deputy clerk of place at the Mount Carmel Ceme- :astin; and two daughters, Mrs Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was the Federal Court in Newark for tery. Jane Ann Acquaro and Mrs. Rose the son of the late Mary Riordan many years. Mary Ciralo, all here. RAYMOND T. EDWARDS Allan and William Allan. A World Besides his sister, Father Reil- The funeral was Saturday at LONG BRANCH - Raymond War II veteran, Mr. Allan had for beauty and maintenance ease NICHOLAS D'ZIO ly leaves two brothers, Judge 10 a.m. from the Woolley Fu T. Edwards, 70, of 86 Washing- retired as an inspector at the Michael F. Reilly of the Hudson LAKEWOOD - Nicholas D'Zio, neral Home, ID Morrell St. Buria ton St., died Friday at his home. Brooklyn Navy Yard. County Juvenile and Domestic 84, of 34 Congress St., father of was in Mt. Carmel Cemetery Born in Long Branch, he was Surviving besides his father, Relations Court, and William B. Mrs. Blanche Vasiliades of Long West Long Branch. the widower of Gladys Edwards are two daughters, Miss Maureen Reilly, both of Jersey City, and Branch, died Wednesday at Paul and had lived here all his life. Allan of New York City and ALUMINUM SIDING .another sister, Mrs. Livinia Kimball Hospital after a brief MRS. JEANETTE WALTERS He was a retired railroad en Miss Claudia Allan of New Mon- Quinn of Paterson. llness. SHREWSBURY - Mrs Jean- gineer for the Jersey Centra mouth; two brothers, John Allan Archbishop Thomas A. Boland A native of Barile, Italy, Mr. ette Walters, 90, of 158 Spruce Railroad, a member of the Ab- of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Rob- presided at a Solemn High Re- D'Zio operated a barber shop Dr. died at her home Thursday acus Lodge F. & A.M. 112 o rt Allan of Hoimdel; and two quiem Mass in Holy Name here until his retirement. He was Born in Belleville, she was th< Long Branch and a member o sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Saxton of Church this morning. he husband of the late Harriet daughter of the late John and the Brotherhood of Engineers Sommerville, and Mrs. Muriel Call Today For Friendly Free Estimate Morrison D'Zio. Mary Bergen. She was a forme Funeral services were held this Abel of Bayshore, L.I. MRS. EDNA HOPF A communicant of St. Mary Union resident. She was the wid-morning from the Woolley Funer- A Requiem Mass will be held POHNT PHEASANT BEACH - of the Lake Catholic Church, Mr. ow of William Walters. She hai al Home, here. Burial was in tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St. Ann's Mrs. Edna I. Hopf, 82, of 201 D'Zio also belonged lo the Elks lived here five y,ears. llenwood Cemetery, West Long Catholic Church, Keansburg. Atlantic Ave. died Friday in Point Lodge, the Foresters of America, Surviving are a son, William Branch. Burial will be in Calvary Ceme- Pleasant Hospital. Columbus Benevolent Associa F. Walters, with whom she lived; tery, L.I., under direction of the Born in Hoboken, she had lived tion, and was an exempt fire- two daughters, Mrs. Ade- Ryan Funeral Home, Keansburg. MRS. ELIZABETH FEHR ATLANTIC GLASS it here 19 years. She was the widow man of Fire Company, No. 1, alde Dowds of Clifton and Mrs. of Ross Hopf. She was a member ere. irace McPeak of California three MARLBORO - Mrs. Elizabeth DEATH NOTICE THOMPSON, Lcwln 3., Jr., on Friday, "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Also surviving are five sons, grandchildren, and four great Fehr, 81, of Union Hill Rd. died Junit 11, at hln Gllllonvllle Plantation Point Pleasant. Lawrence, Harry, William. Rich- jrandchildren. Saturday at her home after a long tiomp, Albany. Oa. Devottd husband of Lmjll T. Thompsnn. Father of Mm. MATAWAN BELMAR RED BANK Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. ard and Walter D'Zio, all here, The funeral was in the Rober illness. Francis C. Oray, Walter O. and Lewis and two other daughters, Mrs. 3. Thompson, 3d. Eon of Mrs. Geraldine 138 Lower 1813 H STREET 21 MAPLE AVE. Mrs. Oswald Settle of Red Bank A. Braun Home for Funerals, Ea Mfs. Fehr, window of Frederick \. Thompson and nrotner nf Mra, and Mrs. Olive Gove of Point Virginia Mann of Toms River tontown, this morning. Rev. John Fehr, had lived here 30 years. 3llMl)0lh Thompson Babcock. Memorial So. of 18rh Av«. Cor, White Sr. icrvlcca will be held at noon, June 21, Main Street Pleasant. and Miss Mary D'Zio, at home, R., Collins of the Presbyterian There are no known survivors. In the Ok! St. John's Church, Otorite- Hwy. 71 \4m and Maple Ave. The Van Hise and Callagan The W. David DeRoche Funeral Church at Shrewsbury officiated. lown. Washington, D.C. Pleaie omit The Hulse Memorial Home, flowers. Contributions in* memory of Tel. 566-2838 Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, Home, here, was in charge of Burial was in the Presbyterian Englishtown, U in charge of ar- Mr. Thompson to Ihs QeichlUtftr Fund Tel. 681-1200!: Tel. 747-2020 arrangements. Church Cemetery. tor Medical ntsearori, . Gtorgatown is in charge of arrangements, i rangements. UnlvenllrfHo[oipltalj , will t» appreciated. Open An Day Saturday i > Four Injured THE DAILY 1EGISTER Jtw 1% National, World In Weekend Steps of Cotiirage CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -1 "My ptrentt have done ' to News in Brief Accidents Nancy Malinosky, 21, r polio nmchfiirme. I wanted to mated $600,000 to M million, and riiile walking on Group Is Hit Sprlngwood pealed his life term here Feb. 4. fication stamps, were fined over nags It. Call aid tec. wiU provide equal sized struc- ive. She also urged public pressure $40,000. "S> tures in 'the coastal area and In upon Congress to unseat the five Former Monmouth Count She was ordered to jail In lieu Judge John C. Giordano had sent The prosecutor said that the Freehold. if $100 cash or $500 property bail. Mississippi congressmen being evidence federal agents used in " The coastal building, expected challenged by the Mississippi Janiec to prison for life on a ba- sis of proof of' fj3ur prior convto their cases also should be pre- ADD IOW COST NEW ROOM to rise in the R«d Bank-Eaton- Freedom Democratic Party. The sented to a county Grand Jury ttwn area—Freeholder Director DRUNKENNESS CHARGED latter contends the congressmen tions for high misdemeanors. On case that was cited dealt with for state gambling law violations. Joseph C. Irwin has confirmed RED BANK — In a morning hold their seats illegally because Family qettlng biggor? Need extra that three possible locations on Mississippi Negroes — U per Bergen County robbery in 1933 "I have asked Mr. (U.S. At- •pace? Ns ne»d to move. Let as | lession of Municipal Court today, Others were in Passaic in 1930, torney David M.) Satz for the add a bandtonw new room a> a Rt. 35, Shrewsbury, are among Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly cent of the state's population — those being considered—will con- were not permitted to vote, and Mercer, 1938, and Monmouth reports and, have been assured re- fantastically low cost. WB do not imposed $60 fines and five-day 1945. , peatedly that they would be pay saleirmn eommlnlons, pass lain general circulation volumes ail sentences on two men for is pressing for a Congressional rbew savings on to yon. See how Vnd a sizable reference and re- hearing on Hie issue next month. Janleo argued before Judg forwarded, but I still have noth- runkenness. low our priui art. Call for fm ] iearch area, Stafford W. Thompson, branch Edward J. Asdher that voiding of ing," he said. i The defendants were James vice president who presided, em- the Bergen conviotion removed Those arrested in Asbury Park The Freehold building will lurke, address unknown, who phatically denied that protests re- an ingredient of his habitual of- were Allen W. Kramer, 29, and J»v« the same type of collec- ras arrested at Front St. and ceived about Mr. Rustin's speak- fender conviction and that h< his wife, Charlene, 24, of Wood- tions but In smaller numbers, in fliarf Ave. Saturday, and Ber- ing here had influenced the na- should be exonerated of that con- land Hills, Calif., and Sara ratio to the population to be rd V. Toole, address unknown, tional civil rights leader's ap- viction, too. Jurge Ascher agreed. Herman, 47, of New York City, SAVE ON MODERN KITCHEN •erved. o was arrested on Newman pearance, Judge Ascher's order, however, and John W. Jones, 33, of Spring- In addition, the Freehold build- Iprings Rd. Saturday. didn't immediately release field Gardens, Queens. They are Tired of your old out-dated Utcht«? ing will house the administrative Magistrate Kennelly suspended Mr. Rustin was unaware of the Janiec. He still had time to serve being held for action of a federal It's easy to hava a btautifal now offices and controls, and the 'oole's jail sentence and Burke's protests, Mr. Thompson said. ind fines to pay on other out- Grand Jury at Trenton. one, designed for your convanleaco 1 bookmobile service. ine and jail sentence. The branch vice president said tanding sentences. (See NARCOTICS, Page 2) and to your liking, simply eoll •>,{ Rev. Earl B. Scott, vicar of St. Judge Galanti's order, however, and tee how we can hove a modem | Thomas', had been "harrassed' may mean prompt action, once kitchen at the lowest price arouud. j by telephone calls objecting, to the mandate is delivered to Keuper Hundreds of satisfied customers! WANT TO Mr. Rustin's scheduled appear- Tanlec and presented to the prin- ance. :ipal keeper. (Continued) IMPROVE NAACPs Invitation Jandec was represented by the ballot positions of the three "I want to make it clear ttat court assigned lawyers, in his re- candidates. YOUR I the invitation was extended by cent appeals, Benjamin Edelstein Printer's Error REMODE1 OR ADD BATHROOM the NAACP and not by the of Asbury Park, In Monmouth, Mr. Turek said the omission Most families today need an extra | church," Mr. Thompson said. and Roger Breslin, of Hack- of his name and address from bathroom or one ramoaelad to HOME? ensack, in Bergen. Our building experts sra "We regret that Mr. Rustin the pircular was a printer's er- today's needs. If you are one of skilled to handle any type J could not appear today and we •or, that he had caused distri- these families, let us show you how of home Improvement. Give sincerely hope he will speak here bution to be halted when he simple it can be to hove your ball II t coll today far Mat, in the very near future," he Site earned of the error,, and that he remodeled or a new one added. Na I prompt, low-coit work. I said. charge for estimates, call today. (Continued) iad received delivery and made Mr. Thompson had a word for listribution of a new batch of vFREE ESTIMATES | the protestors, too. the board is agreeable to paying irculars yesterday. • Dormeri • Modem Kitchens "We would like to see the ener- more than $15,000 to whomever is Beneficiaries in Keansburg were • Garages • Bathrooms Igies they put Into protesting the selected as superintendent. he ultimate winners, Mayor No Money Down • 1st Payment 3 Months • Porch Sneloiuras • Masonry appearance of people like Mr. "Salary won't be the issue," >eonard S. Bellezza, and Council- • Room AddlHoni • Heating Rustin put into efforts to improve )r. Lewis said. nen Alphonsua M. McGrath and UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY the status of the Negro and help Dr. (Bothwell, who. receives iarry Graham. , bring them into the mainstream il3,000, is the system's first as- As in the Long Branch incl- • AIL TYPES | of American society," he said. listant superintendent. He was [ent, the Keansburg candidates IMPROVEMENTS • FREE Father Scott later said that he ippointed last fall and on leaving lave denied knowledge of and re- IIP * I had received seven letters and Freehold will become a superi* iponsibility for the literature. ESTIMATES about 25 telephone calls objecting endent in Westchester County, "Unless there is proof that a .ON CQ. to Mr. Rustin's scheduled speech s'.Y. Mr. Frlsbee Is taking a fac- candidate was involved," Mr. • 24 HOUR ilty position at the University of 250 Shrewsbury Ave,. I here. Keuper said, "there is no one to PHONE Red Bank All cited the charges of draft flaine. prosecute." The law violation is 741-2139 | evasion, communist sympathies a misdemeanor, punishable by a SERVICE 291-9065 and conviction for t morals of- Sell.Fasti The Dally Register maximum of a $1,000 fine and Classified. • , three years in jail. Authority Vfa (when Jtspl) of 4-4!m&r, Inn 14, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER etrstan estimate for' fjjcal \ »». ., ••• •.;' j iM, to yield 3.KS per cast, also Lincroft Q) "Fore some time I have been rcted AAA, These bondi art is- Mrs. I/meg MB!* of Mariu Interested In tax-free municipal sued under contract with the County Bankers On Committees Farm is visiting her1 son-in-law bonds. Can you give me the Public Housing Administration, and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Rob- an agency ol the U. S. Govern- IMS*, it was announced by As-burg. Federal Reserve notnfoat Successful names of one or two good tax- SOMERVOXE - Tsn Mon- ert Schleii, at Manltowoc, Wise, exempt bomb? Also, the names ment. " • ";• movtfa County tankers m Mrv- sociation President Richard Lo- ing advisory committee; Joseph A partial list of stocks with di- ii% OQ oonraittsfcs of IM NSWtUan, president of Somerset F. Mullin, First Merchants Ni of some common stocks which Cadet Girl Scout Troop 365 held are tax-free?" E. M. vidends free in whole or in part Jerwy Banker* Atsodttion for Tract Oompany. tlonaj, Asbury Park, Coum in 1964 would include Consolidated The committee assignments Bankers Associations and tru,a picnic in the home of A) Gladly, As a very high a member, Barbara Reynolds, of Investing Edison, 78 per cent; Puget Sound IN CALIFORNIA re: legislation; Charles C. Schock, grade, AAA rated ta&exempt, I West Front St. Last week the Power & Light, 100 per cent; SANI1A ANA, Calif. - MtriMJ Frank F. Allen, First Mer- Jr., Farmers and Merchants Ni Roger E. Spear recommend State of New Jersey Transamerica Corporation, 100 tlonal, Matawan, director-ma; troop attended a Township Com-. By ROGER E. SPEAR 2.90s of 1988 to yield 3.10 per Luce Corp. Rkbud E. Ely, sonchants National Bank, Asbury Q) "I should like a stock with per cent. These percentages of Mr. tnd Mrs. WMIiara Ely, 49 agement conference; F. A. Sdw mlttee meeting. Plans are be- ta Control, which has been rec-cent. Of equal security, I sug- Park, and George L. Bielitt, ing made for a trip to Washing- the following characteristics: ommended for my objective?" vary from year to year, North Park Ave., Shrewsbury, Monmouth County National Bank, chardt, Central Jersey Bank an< gest Cook, Cpunfy Public Housing Trust, Freehold, oo-operation wii ton D.C. in the fall. Last week- speculative in nature with good J. S. N. I, and husband ot the former Red Bank, executive; Kenneth end the troop joined other short and long-term propects. MiM Donna «n*>n of little Sil- certified public accountants; Jo A) Please let me speak of Da- Brower, Keansburg-Middletowii neighborhood troops in a camp- Price range and dividends are ta Control first. This is a good ver, Is serving at the Marine National Bank, Uncroft, Ameri seph Thummess, New Jersey N out at Camp Nomoco and Camp tional Bank and Trust, Asbur> far less important than pros- company which has shown strong Corps Air Facility, here. oan Institute of Banking; Ernest Sacajawea. This will close the pective earnings rise.lam well Park, business development an

The United Women's Associa- tion of the Lincroft Presbyterian Church held their circles last week. The morning circle was held In the home of Mrs. John Herndon, LeedsviUe Dr., with Mrs. James Vogelsong as co-

• . •'.'. :•(.•( hostess. Mrs. Dick Tsiang led the devotions, and Mrs. Raymond 80f Lenartowitz, the Bible study. The afternoon circle met in the home of Mrs. Joseph Clark, Ma- jestic Ave. Mrs. Eldon Seeley led the Bible study. Mrs. Gor- don Vandermolen of Colonial Way was hostess to the evening circle. Mrs. Alan Apeck led devotions and Bible study. Plans were made for a birthday luncheon MILDEW grows at 70%. today in the church ball, at Leather.fun, books and stored 12:30 p.m. Lynn Brooks, valuables are frequently probation officer for Juveniles in "Calendar of Events" Middletown Township, will be the spoiled. speaker. This will be the last meeting of the association until AHENTION CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS! September. An electric dehumidifier will wring m 60f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walsh the air dry and protect your property and son, Mark, of Coronet Ave. spent Friday at the World's Fair. 9 against dampness damage. If you h&v% "CALENDAR OF EVENTS", the first jn X excess moisture in your basement, t series of full page listings, will appear Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGuire of Rogers Ave. entertained at a recreation room, laundry, workshop, ' in the June 25 issue of THE DAILY get together party Sunday tor their.nephew, Chet Lynn of Me- library or storage room, then you need REGISTER, and the third week of ever/ tuchen, who is leaving June 23, 50f month thereafter. for Holland, .where he will be a a dehumidifier for a full use of these member of the Good Will Am- bassadors. Attending were Mr. ill areas without musty odors, danger Only non-profit organisations will be listed. and Mrs. Robert McGuire of ft to health or loss due to rust, mildew Perth Amboy, Mrs. Robert Mc- If you have an important event taking Guire and daughter, Miss Mar- and warping. An electric dehumidified place in July, one which ybu think the garet McGuire of Spring Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lynn RUST starts at 40%. Tools, will cut home maintenance cost by public would be interested in knowing of Metuchen. furnaces, toys, etc. are often stopping the warping of floors and -about, please drop a line to: Calendar of damaged at high Relative Peggy Delahanty, daughter of Humidity. woodwork, the peeling of painted Events, Daily Register, stating: Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Delehanty of Lincroft Rd. was a weekend walls and the rotting of stairs guest of Mr. and Mn. N. S. WHAT IT IS Beekley. and beam supports. WHEN IT K Mrs. Edward MacStudy of Fos- ter Ave., River Plaza, was 30 See the latest models today at you* WHERE IT IS a surgical patient in Riverview 1 Hospital two weeks, and Is re- Reddy Kilowatt Dealer's. He has them' and the TIME. H covering at home. in all capacities up to the removal ; =.

Of course, there is no charge to your or- Wizard of Oz' of four gallons of water from the air per day (in a 24-hour period at 90°F. ganization for this listing. Is Presented MIDDLETOWN - Third grad- and 90% relative humidity). ers at the Navesink School pre- Since this will be t monthly feature you sented the "Wizard of Ox" in may want to make a memo on your cal- assembly last week. Narrators for the familiar chil- endar to tend this information whenever buy with assurance dren's story were Maria ' Hay WOOD SWELLING! the occasion warrants. wood, Susan Sawhlll, Carol Ann from the dealer who Caster, Lynn Logan, and Pamela starts at .40%. Floors and Smith. . ^ panels warp. Doors, drawers displays this seaL Principal characters were COOPERATING Carol Kammerer, who played the and windows stick. DEAliR role of Dorothy; Michael Tlionip- the Daily Register son, the scarecrow; George Bis- hop, the Tin Woodman; and Alicia Matthews, the Cowardly 42 BROAD ST., RED BANK Lion. Th* production wu directed by| Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & Light Mrs. Betty Pllsco. Nembiricow, U, ot RT> }, Farm- THE DAILY REGISTER Mond*7' i"™5* Star pi Sea Drivers Lose ingdtle. « Suspension* of 45 days' were received by Mlcaad f lelease Theft v; Graduates 45 Licenses 38, of » Bute* Li., ly. w>mer kter tuned ttnaelf George A. Piersol, 50, of «7 mspects in Bail in, poHce «ld. TRENTON ~ Five Moomouth Prospect Ave., LMe Sitoer; At Ceremony County driven, convicted of Karen Clark, 22, of 728 Greens MJDDLETDWJ - Richard IJONG BRANCH - The Star drunk driving in other states, Ave., West End; John E. Western, ro'Wedi, 21, of Sunset Ave,, APARTMENTS of the Sea Academy held its com- have lost their licenses for six « of 36 Stanford Dr., Haxlet, eansburg, and Raymond Wer- and Ramon R. Perez, 39, of 121 and ;' mencement exercises yesterday months. er, 20, of Washington St., Long Main St., Bradley Beach. ranch, have been released in In the Star of the Sea Church, HOMES Suspended by Miss June Stre- Suspended for a month were 200 bail each pending hearing here. fecki, director of motor vehicle, the licenses of Fred Koehler, 29, une 24 in Municipal Court on Expert Real Estate Advlcft are the licenses of William R. Costs No More • Diplomas were awarded to 45 of 87 Branchport Ave., Long harges of larceny, police re- Freeman, 22, of 84 Bay Av«., high school graduates and 12 ele- Branch; James S. Bryer, 22, orted. Atlantic Highlands, convicted in of 32 Woodside Ave., Keans- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. mentary school graduates. The two youths are charged Texas; Edward P. Mulkern, 56, burg; Pendorphy Wallace, 37, of Real Estate for 71 Yeari The high school graduates were of Monmouth Park Race Track, ith stealing 49 cans of oil early Carol Bonfbrte, Carol Brown, Pa- 379 New Rd., Monmouth Junc- 60 Wbire St., Red Bonk convicted in Florida; Dwight M. tion; Jacquelyn D. Aiello, 22, 'riday from a rack at the Phil- tricia Bunn, Mary Jane Bunger, Murphy, 34, of Union Hill Rd., of 241 Howard Ave., Elberon; ps 66 Gas Station, Rt. 36 and 741-7200 Jacqueline Cappie, Bernadine Engllshtown, convicted in Ten- Rodger R. Rohde, 23, of 107 :ast Rd., East Keansburg, po- Carlesimo, Jacqueline Collart, Better Buys By Bowers nesse; Martin A. Nelson, 30 Sunshine Pkwy, Neptune; Dou- ce said. Jane Cole, Mary Connelly, Candy Brightview Ave., New Shrews- glas Johnstone, 38, of 221 Geary Connors, Linda Conte, Carolyn bury, convicted in Florida; and Dr., Middletown; Anthony Bove, Conway, Noelle Corcoran, Arlene Clifford D. Soden, 37, or Rt. 2, 20, of Ardmore Estates, Free- De Lisa, Rose Mary Desmond, Freehold, convicted in Texas. hold; Miguel Estrella, 3D, ' of Joan EanJley, Mary Evans, Mar- Red Bank; and Ann-Marie P. Doris A. Walling, 48, of 7 garet Haherty, Nora Franrfort, Homer, 35, of 1107 Aileen Rd., Collins St., Keansburg, lost her Cynthia Hartmann, Cynthia Brielle. license for a year after being GARDEN Hyndsman, Maureen Kenny, and Mary King. involved in a fatal accident. Four drivers were given 15- day suspensions: Daniel P. Also, Kathleen Lang, Octavla POWER TO SPARE — Jamas D. Crowley, West Keansburg, second from left, a Grounded under the point sys- Cavallo, 44, of 20 Vine Ct., Long Lee,. Kathleen Lindhardt, Alice tem program were 22 other coun- switchman for the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company, explains purpose and opera- Branch; Robert L. Donoher, 26, Loughran, Elizabeth McGuire, ty drivers: MULCHES of 10 Alien Dr., Alientown; Diane Moinprode, Marquerite Na- tion of emergency power unit at recent open house program at the company's central Joseph A. Milne, 70, of 42 Bond Thomas W. Alcamo, 25, of 129 poiltehi', Claire,Nfcholson, Cather- office, 178 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Looking on, left to right, are Mrs. J. H. St., Freehold, lost his license for ine Nielsen, Janet O'Hare, Bar- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank; and KO KO MULCH Samo and Mr. Samo, Navesinlc, and John Sutton, Atlantic Highlands. three months. bara O'Reilly, Joan Pasca|e, lto Ernestine Delmore, 48, of 675C Two-month suspensions w< ria Police, Jean Rathjens, Grace Westwood Ave., Long Branch, given Johnny A. Davenport, 23, Robertshaw, Patricia Romano, PEAT MOSS of 928 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park; Gall Rosner, Virginia Shinn, Bar- House Hunting! It's open sea Urge Joint Rotary Drive For Parkway John J. Neva, 18, of 639 Way-son in the Daily Register Classi- bara Simons, JoAnne Smith, Mau- BUCKWHEAT HULLS reen Stanley, and Mary Ann Sul- LONG BRANCH - Edwin Mi Mr. Ambler, a member of the Board, would be a limited access side Dr., Neptune; and Sancha fied now. livan. Ambler, a director of the Asbury Asbury Paris club's committee road between' the Garden State •.,-sfc*!?-' Park Rotary Club, has asked the for the TrentoivShore parkway Parkway and a point just west STAZ DRY • SALT Elementary school graduates Long Branch Club to join his and president of the Greater As- of the New Jersey Turnpike with were Patricia lee Angerio, Mi- club's campaign for a Trenton- bury Park Chamber of Com- connections with Rt. 18 in Free- ckete.fhw Casler, Marie Elena Shore parkway. merce, spoke at the local club's bold, ties with Rt. 33 and Rt. 66 Cieri, Cofette Marie Faith, Kath- weekly luncheon meeting in the and at the western end with Rt erine Fausi, Alicemarie Hughes, West End Manor Friday. 92. It would take an estimated Joy Cornelia Lattimer, Victoria 26 minutes to traverse. The Rt. LAWEP Ann Lepis, Rosemary Amelia 3 Candidates He told Rotarians they can help by writing their elected rep- 18 connection would lead to Long Liad, Barbara Mulligan, Louise Branch. Scalzo and Victoria Van Dyke. resentatives, parsing the word to COAL COMPANY, INC. Backed By their neighbors, and circulating a form map of the committee's Need Money? Sell those things SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN suggested parkway route. Driver Posts Cummings you really don't need with K. Kridel opens charge accounts for people The route, which roughly coin- 741'6300 747-1030 $2,500 Bail IX>NG BRANCH - James J. cides with one suggested by the Daily Register Classified Ad, who have fathers. Cummings, defeated in a bid for Monmotith County Planning Call now; MUDDLEfTOWN - Emrnett an, at-large City Council seat in CUric of Ave., Belmar, is the May 11 election, has endorsed out on &50Q bail pending a hear- John D. Taylor, Amedeo V. Ippo- ing in Municipal Court, June 24 lito and Donald Phillips for the on charges of causing death by three at-large seats up for grabs auto. in tomorrow's run-off election. Police said Clark was the driv- Mr. Cummings said he was er of the car involved in an ac- "sure these men will work for VALUES FOR MONDAY and TUESDAY! cident Christmas Eve which re- the betterment of Long Branch NOW sulted in the death of Miss Cath- and the welfare of its citizens." erine M. Mayer, 19, of Seabreeze Way, Keansburg. Miss Mayer died of injuries received when Charge Man the car she was driving collided headon with an auto driven by Clark on Rt. 35 near Apple Farm Stole Car Rd, police reported. UOtiG BRANCH - Ronald OPEN Grant, 19, of 29 Peach St., New Clark has been hospitalized for several months with multiple in- Shrewsbury, was arrested early IN YOUR PORK CHOPS juries he sustained in the crash, yesterday morning and charged police said. with the larceny of an automobile owned by Mary F. White of the Hampton Manor Apartments, HIP ft SHOULDER CUTS 135 Rodowell Ave., here. Port CENTER Mr. Grant was apprehended CUTS by the Eatontown Police Depart- OURRATCONSLIST- ment after a county alarm had been put out for the car, stolen COME GOSH, SEE IT GROW/ from the apartmenf Bifflkfilg!: lot Go-fog*fs*rs wM Pork Ctops! GOOD NEWfSURE TRAVELS shortly after midnight. SEE... BMdi .f ot.«lAe I '•"••( Otpiriant FAST, Maj KNOW Mr. Grant is being held in lieu YOUU MPAffhMKA4I l e 4 i- 99* I SMMkrat of $100 bail for a court appear- ance today. SAVE!

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On an end table is sojnt. Convention selected Assemblyman Al- parties who want the tax planks so thing written by a musician called I Love You, I Hate You, fred N. Beadleston to head its Plat- broadly worded that they mean noth- t0? form Committee and the Democratic ing. There are too many Republicans ' Last night, sleepless, I picked up a book and Democrats, especially candidates, compiled by Louis A. Safian called '2,000 State Convention selected Assembly- Insults For All Occasions" (The Citadel man Patrick J. McGann to head its who feel that new taxes are not needed •Press). It was, I found, categorized so Platform Committee. for the state. They insist — despite that tha insult is designed to fit the In- what Democratic Gov. Richard J. dividual. Or give him one. Mr. Beadleston, whose stature is Under the general title, Big Heads, them high in New Jersey Republicandom, Hughes and his Republican guberna- are these gems: "Be careful when you is an excellent choice to help put to- torial opponent Sen. Wayne Dumont speak of him—you're talking of the man h» believe—that the tax platform should loves." "His wife worships Um-io doe* gether a GOP platform. They don't be written so that everyone can run he." "Someone should press the down but- come any more forthright and frank ton oa his elevator Shoes." Sweet? under it. than Mr. Beadleston. And if-anyone In the Birthday department, there art Of course, Mr. McGann's over-all some sage observations: "The best years of can whip together a platform that has BISHOP her lite were the 10 between 29 and 30." meaning—and one that honestly calls job will be a much easier one. His "She's been pressing 30 so long it's pleated." "She his for a broad-based tax — it is Mr. party controls the State House and the stopped exercising—pushing 50 is enough calesbhenics for/her. Beadleston. unity that goes with that is there. A' drinker, of course, can always be drop-kicked) ?'H« Gov. Hughes' record of accomplish- friends don't know what to get him for Christmas; th«y don't As far as Mr. McGann is concerned, know how to wrap a saloon." "His wife never worries about ments will not be very easy to attack germs when he kisses her-he's always boiled." "He can get we have praised his abilities for many —mainly because he does not have loaded on Scotch tape." years. And, obviously, state Demo- much of a record of accomplishments. "If it wasn't for the olives in tha martinis, he'd rtam crats think highly ofj) him, too. He is But he does control all that State to death." "He has saloon arthritis—every night he's stiff only a freshman legislator—yet his in another Joint." "Every time you blow on him, ht ripples," House patronage — and Democrats "A fool and his money are soon potted." party's leaders consider him with such will fight to the end to keep that. Cieverr-r-r. I could hardly wait to read about Bores. I'vt high regard that to be tapped for the met a few and been one. "He can stay longer in an hour than Mr. Beadleston's mission will be platform leadership post is a great most people do in a week." "That man can throw a wtt to help restore harmony in the party honor. Fortunately, Mr." McGann is blanket the length of the room." "He deprives you of privacy ranks. The Sandman defeat and the without providing you with company." "He caa wrap up a also a broad^based tax advocate—and attempted Todd ouster, coupled with one-minute idea in a one-hour vocabulary." "He never opens this ticklish; subject js one that will Jus mouth unless he has nothing to say." "He gets offended the latest Bergen boycott, have not dominate the committee's delibera- when others talk while he's Interrupting." helped at all in bringing harmony to tions. He Is strong enough, we know, Do you have a chatterbox in your house? Try these for the Republican ranks. To bring to- size: "His mouth is so big he can whisper In his own ear." to insist on a firm tax plaijk to guide gether arguing factions of the party "Her tongue Is so long she can seal an envelope after sh» his party, drops it in the mail box." "The only thing that can cheat will be a difficult task. her of the last word is an echo." "She's getting a douWi Mr. Beadleston favors a sales tax What gives us hope for both parties Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth chin—too much work for one," and Mr. McGann has gone on record is that the new leaders of their plat- It is always open season on chiselers: "Ha has a hydro- as favoring an income tax. The im- matic handshake-no clutch." "He talks In stereo, out of form committees are statesmen first both sides Df his mouth." "He changes sides more frequently portant tiling, as far as we are con- and politicians second. And, if they Facts About Silverless Coins than a windshield wiper." "Give him a free hand and he'H cerned, is that at least there is enough can fight off the party hacks who have stick it in your pocket." "He even gets cavities in his falia realization by both men that a.new Minutes after President Johnson asked —The very fact that the' "worth" of to- teeth." gained too strong a foothold in both Congress to eliminate silver from U.6. dimes day's coins is geared to the price of silver tax is needed. This is important , A grouch, or crab, rates some attention. "He's so narrow- parties, there is hope that the platforms and quartern and to slash the sliver eo&tent his. Only encouraged hoarders. A vast ma- minded he can look through a keyhole with both eyes." What ^McGann and Mr. Bea- might, after all, mean something. of half-dollars, I infonntHy polled friends jority of the 284 million Kennedy 50-cent "He pays you a compliment as though he expected a receipt" with the question: "What do you think of. it?" piece* has disappeared from circulation—along "He won't even listen to both sides of a phonograph record." A surprising percentage with 460 million silver dollars end uncounted coins of otter denominations. "He claims he never made a mistake in Ms life, but he hu of the answers Indicates in- a wife who did." Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott; Inside Washington difference to the adminis- —The nation's millions of vending ma- The timid person, or cream puff, will find sympathy tration'i long-awaited deci- chines will "accept" the new coins and there under the S's: "He wouldn't open an oyster without first sion to make the first com- will be no need tor remodeling the machines. knocking on the shell." "He refuses to wear contact lensts; plete change in our coinage —The only nations left which use any ap- what would ha put on in case of a fight?" "When his psy- in 173 years, "typical remark preciable totals of silver in coinage are Can- chiatrist asked if he had trouble making up his mind, ht Study Viet Nam Conflict Policy of this group: "I'd rather ada, and Switzerland. Canada probably will soon substitute another metal for s|lver in said 'Yes and No.'" "He alwayg stoops to concur." "Ht'« have something 'bera'nd' our so timid, he tells the elevator operator: 'Second floor pleau, WASHTNGTON-Real reason that special moreland, commander of U.S. forces In South coins, but as long as they'll all coins except the "prestige" silver dollar. House armed services subcommittee is in Viet Nam and charged with the security of Last December Mexico, the world's largest if it won't take you out of your way.'" buy things, I don't care." Ripping, wot? But how about fashions? "Her gowni art South Viet Nam is to ascertain whether a all Americans there. But an important mi- producer of silver, announced that the peso- military victory is passible under Johnson "WE ARE GOING TO DO what West- its last silver coin—is being withdrawn from cut to see level." "In choosing evening gowns, she goes all administration policies. PORTER nority i* distressed. Typi- out." "You can't decide whether she's on the insldt trying moreland believes Is necessary to protect U.S. cal remark of this group: "Money should circulation. Rep. Otis Pike (D-NY), forces in Viet Nam and for them to win —The background for our decision to to get out, or on the outside trying to get in." "Sht wesrt Richard lehord (D-Mo), look and feel like mosey and shouM be atom-bomb dresses; 50 per cent fallout" "She wears more a clearcut victory there," Rivers stressed. worth something. I don't Ske the idea of shift to dlverless coins is easily dramatized. William Bray (R-Ind) and "Our briefings by State and Defense Depart- Demands for corns have been skyrocketing. clothes to bed than she does going out." "She goes to the Charles Chamberlain (R- cheap tokeni for coins." Formally eaqpress- beach In a baiting suit." "Her slacks are so tight she carries ment officials* haven't given us a clear pic- ing the reaction of this minority is tht Our mints are now producing coins at an Mieh) were given this ture o( Westmoreland's requirements, or his annual rate of nine billion, double last year's her kerchief in her mouth." emergency assignment by , American Mining Congress, which insists "in- 1 Deep, isn't it?. Under Dumbbells, we learn that "The position about expanding our raids into North trinsic value" in cur coins b "neceMtry. to rate'. In fiscal 1965, just the Treasury's need Committee Chairman U > ( :••;,«•.>,fc#.V|jlvef

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Dennen State College. officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kinler, East Brunswick, was given in manriage by her father. She wore a street-length gown of white satin with overskart and jacket of rose point lace. A matching satin bow head- piece secured her double-tier veil and she carried a bouquet of phalaenopsis and ivy. Half THE WORK... A dinner for the immediate families in the Oak Ms Manor, Metuchen, followed the Twice THE PLEASURE!... 'ceremony. Attending the bride and bridegroom were Mr, and Mrs. John Dudrick of Plainfield. Mrs. Kudrick wore a street-length princess style Mrs. Vincent J. Cilli, Jr. Mrs. Joseph R. Collins, Jr. gown of deep rose silk, matching hair bow (The former Lynne Richmond) (The former. Joan Collins) and carried miniature rose buds and carna- tions. Lynne Richmond Becomes Bride Mr. and Mrs. Soviero are graduates of Trenton State College. Mrs. Soviero is an KBANSBTJRG - Miss Lynne formal-length gown of silk or- ried a rattan basket of talisman alumnae of New Brunswick High School. Mr. Richmond and Vincent J. Cilli, ganza fashioned with a bateau roses, and the bridesmaids car- ried baskets of multi-colored dai- Soviero, an alumnus of Red Bank High School, Jr., were married Saturday here neckline, three - quarter - length In St Ann's Catholic Church. sleeves and fitted bodice with sies with babies'-breath. is a teacher in the Union School system. The The bride is the daughter of midriff of Alencon lace embel- Frank Gay, Bloomfield, Cona., couple will summer in Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. C. Walt Richmond, lished with seed pearls. The lace wa./as best man. Ushers were Paul 9 Lawrence Cir., Middletown. Mr. in floral motif and pearls was re- Deitz, Hartford, Conn., and Ken- and Mrs. Vincent J. Cilli, Sr., peated on the skirt front and de- neth Dunn, Belford, 415 Harmony Rd., Middletown, tachable chapel-length train. A Mr. and Mrs. Cilli are gradu- Robert Baird Weds Teacher are parents of the bridegroom. matching jeweled lace circlet ates of Middletown Township headpiece accented at the back High School. She attended Sus- therland of State College, Pa. Rev. Frederick A. Valentino of- with an organza bow secured her quehannquehai a University, Selins- Glen Baird, brother of the bride- ficiated at the double ring cere- shoulder-length veil. She carrietied grovegny , Fa., where she was mem- groom; Peter A. Angevine, Stam- mony. A reception followed in the a cascade of white roses and ber of Kappa Delta sorority, and ford, Conn., and Robert W. Pinto, Admiral's Table, West Deal. daisies. is uck and Company. They tute of Technology and will be In Priesthood signed with detachable Watteau will reside in Oakhurst on their with the International Business trains. Their cloche headpieces return from a wedding trip to Free Planning and Estimating Machines Corp., Boston. 35 Years were matching crushed roses and Niagara Falls and a tour of the The couple will reside to Cam- petals. The honor attendant car- New England states. BORQENTOWN — Rev. James bridge, Mass., after a wedding Phone 747-2552 F. McGrath, pastor of St. Story's trip. Catholic Church, observed his 35th anniversary of ordination Miss Joan Collins Weds Team with Jacket Saturday. >> To mark the anniversary, he IPRBEHOID — At a double chiffon with U-neck lace bodices .752 celebrated a Solemn Mass ring ceremony yesterday here in accented at the ruffled waistlines of Thanksgiving Sunday at 5 p.m. St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, with dark green velvet bows. in St. Mary's Church. Miss Joan E. Collins, daughter of They carried bouquets of shasta Rev. Alfred T. Sico, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Collins, 19 daisies. Sacred Heart Church, South Lake Dr., became the bride of The bridegroom's brother, Plainfield, was deacon of the Joseph R. Collins, Jr. He is the Gregory Collins, at home, was Complete Kitchen Remodeling Mass. He is a former Long son of Councilman and Mrs. best man. Ushers were the Branch resident. Joseph R. Collins, Sr., 14 Dog- bride's brother, Thomas Collins, Built-in Appliances Rev. Gerald T. Celentana, pas- wood La. at home; Francis Acasino, Free- tor of Sacred Heart, Mount Holly, Mrs. Robert W. Baird Rev. Frederick Clancy officiat- hold, and Harold Wolland. was sub-deacon. Rev. Nicholas HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN (The former Gertrude E. Coggan) ed. Organist was James Conover The bride, an assistant buyer 418 Bisheimer of the Divine Word and soloist, Miss Roberta J. Dar- at Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Ave., MADISON — Miss Gertrude El- day to Robert William Baird, son Seminary, Techny, 111., and l'/j miles north of Red Bank by. A reception follovred in Fors- New York City, is a graduate of len Coggan, daughter of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Baird former rector of the Divine Word gate Country Club, Jamesburg. Freehold Regional High School Mrs. Lewis B. Coggan of Floi of Brookside Dr., Rumson. Seminary here, preached. Rev. and Tobe-Coburn School for Fash- ham Park, was married Satui Rev. Robert A. Goodwin offici- Thomas C. Ryan, assistant at Mr. Collins escorted his daugh- ion Careers, New York. ated at the ceremony here in the St. Mary's, was master of ter. She wore a fulWength sleeve- First Methodist Church. A re- ceremonies. less sheath of candlelight peau The bridegroom is an alumnus ception followed in the Governor A parish '.dinner-dance fol- de soie fashioned with an Em- of Freehold Regional High School for that Morris Hotel, Morristown. lowed al the Bofdenfown Elks pire-styled jacket of imported and Rutgers University, New The bride was given in mar- Club. Italian guipure lace in floral Brunswick, where he was a mem- riage by her father. Miss Betty Children of the parish school motif. The lace design outlined ber of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, Coggan, her sister, was maid honored Father McGrath Friday the chapel-length detachable train He will enter Seton Hall School honor. Also attending the bride at a special assembly program. and trimmed the peau de soie of Law in September. Unforgettable Moment were Mrs. Dalton Fine, Eliza- pillbox headpiece which fastened The couple will reside at 160 Father McGrath was born in bethtown, Pa., and Miss Karen her three-tier veil. Her bridal Second Ave., Newark, after a Camden Nov. 10, 1906, son of THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Howe, Tiinbridge, Vt. bouquet was a cascade of shasta wedding trip to Puerto Rico. Hie late Martin McGrath and Su- Best man was Michael P. Su- daisies, carnations and ivy. sanna O'Connell McGrath. He JUNE 17 -18 -19 was educated in Camden public Miss Constance Collins, at Prompt Service! To Honor Temple schools, St. Charles College, home, sister of the bridegroom, Groups' Officers Catonville, Md., and St. Mary's was maid of honor. Bridesmaids get a beautiful Seminary, Baltimore. He was were the Misses Dorothy Swain, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The ordained June 12, 1930, by the Farmingdale, and Anne Mc- newly elected officers of Temple late Archbishop Michael J. Curley Laughlin and Patricia Tun9ky of Beth Ahm, its Men's Club and of Baltimore in the Basilica of New York City. They wore floor- Sisterhood will be honored al the Assumption, Baltimore. His length gowns of willow green a semi-formal dinner dance a first assignment was as curate 8"xW" the Malibu Hotel, Lakewood, at St, James, Red Bank. Saturday. Kiwanians to Sail Slim A-shape skirts — picture of your child Music will be provided by p k SHOW'S HAVE SON To Meeting Tomorrow Bobby Barnett Md his Orchestra. crochet in single crochet or knit ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Mr. and KEYPORT - The Interclub Entertainment will feature Miss worsted. Pattern 752: stees 23-24; Mrs. Walter G. Shinn, Jr., of Relations-and Fellowship Com- Lee Davis. 25-26; 28-30 incl. Belleville, are parents of a son mittee of the Kiwanis Club have Friends, relatives and mem- Team either skirt with packets born Wednesday in St. Joseph's arranged an interclub meeting DEPENDABLE WORK bers of the community have been — presto, a smart suit! They Hospital here. with the Great Kills Club, Staten invited. Tickets are available work up quickly in knitting Island, tomorrow night. Three IY OUR EXPERTS by contacting the chairman, in stockinette! 4 skirts. Mrs. Shinn, the former Miss boats have been obtained by the Mrs. Sanford Straussberg, 3 Thirty-five cents in coins for Frances "Pinky" Tuzik, is the Matawan Rotary Club and will Frederick PL, Old Bridge. each pattern — add 15 cents .for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian each pattern for lst-class mailing Tuzik, 60 Church St., Fair Ha. take the members to Staten Is- land. The boats will leave Sell Fast! The Daily Register and special handling. Send to ven, N.J. Mr. Shinn is the son Peterson's Boat Basin at 6 p.m. II Classified. Laura Wheeler, The Daily Regis- ol Mr. and Mrs. Graver Shinn, ter, Needlecraft Dept., Box 161, 113 East River Rd., Rumson. Members of the Great Kills Club Old Chelsea Station, New York The infant, who has been will meet the boats at the Prin- 36 BROAD ST. N. Y. 10011. Print pattern nun* named Christopher, Is the cou- cess Bay Yacht Club and trans- Estate at OUTS APARTMENTS port them to the meeting place. RED BANK toon *. ouquets of pink rosebuds. The the hemline of the skirt which ex- tonor attendant's bouquet in- I wouldn't tay the guy at the dricks, rector of St. Clement's ntxt table had bid manners, tended in a chapel train. Her :luded white rosebuds. Elect District Officers mantilla of point de esprit was Episcopal Church, Philadelphia; but when he started to tturp Best Man hit soup, five ptopU «at up to 'tvflDDLETTOWN — Mrs. Josep term were Mrs. Charles Norman, designed with a wide border of Rev. Ronald Forsyth, rector oi Manasquan Auxiliary, senior vice Paul D. Knoke," Bernardsvllle, dance ... Burkett, Belmar Auxiliary, wa; Alencon lace, and her bridal bou- St. Simon's Episcopal Church, president; Mrs. Albert Huwe, N.J., was best man. Ushers were * * * elected president of the Sixth Dis quet was a cascade of white but- Stated Island, and Rev. Robert Keansburg Auxiliary, juntor vice (eftrey P: Ruddy, Short Hills, Tha worst thing abput being trict Veterans of Foreign Wan terfly orchids and stephanotis.' S. Ducker, rector of Chrisl Auxiliary at the Sixth Distric president; Mrs. Francis' Mebus, *J.J., and Larry S. Bothe of Ore- parant is that by the" time Miss^ Catherine Devlin was Church, Elizabeth. Convention held In the Middle Keansburg Auxiliary, treasurer: and and Robert W. King, Jr., you're experienced, you're out maid of honor. Misses Caroline town Post home. Mrs. Sidney Lambertson, Key The bride is the daughter ol irother of the bride, Philadel- of work . . . port Auxiliary, chaplain; Mrs Dodge and Judy Hemphil! were Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. King )hia. • ' *. * "*' AI» electtd'for the 196W Louise Lambert, Hannah Cross bridesmaids. AH three, residents of 306 Twining Rd., this place. The bride was graduated from If you have trouble meeting of Red Bank, wore long gowns of man Auxiliary, conductress; Mrs. Reception Follows Jpper Dublin High School and new people, try picking up the Harry Sachs, Keansburg Auxil- maize silk organza fashioned with wrong golf ball ... Church organists were M. Scot ittended St. Joseph's Evening DRUG FACTS iary guard; Mrs. Harry Kern, Swiss applique at the waistlines, Neiman and Gustav Bittrich. A School. She is employed at Man- • • * Guadalcanal Auxiliary, trustee; elbowlength sleeves and dome- Come en In end meet us here reception followed in the Lulu wwer, Inc., in Willow Grove. Mrs. John Sommer, Keyport aux- shaped skints. Their headpieces at Acme Carpet; you'll be Temple Country Club, North Mr. Prevost, an alumnus o . WTO KTTER STOP M iliary, and Mrs. Richard Nefous, of silk organza matched their ?ingry School, was graduated pleasad with our carpat and up- Hills, Pa. holttery cleaning service! Keyport Auxiliary, trustees. gowns. They carried yellow dai- rom Lehigh University where he sies, with white daisies included Mr. King gave his daughter in Mrs. Burkett will be installed marriage. She wore a modified •eceived a bachelor of science FAMILY at the department convention in Empire-styled gown of peau de legree and a master's degree in ACME WildwoodJuneM. Her staff was Hazlet Youngster sole trimmed at the midriff witli msiness administration. He was CARPET and PHARMACY Installed by Mrs. Sommer, past In Scottish Games seed pearls and sheath skirt ex- member of Tau Alpha Kappa AND PICK OUT OUR department president, at the tending in a cathedral train. A raternity and is a member o UPHOLSTERY joint ceremony with the post, fol GRADUATION Giro (OR HAZLET — Deborah Ann Tay- he U.S. Air Forc\ Reserve with CLEANING CO. lowing the Joint buffet supper. lor, 9, of 43 Lafayette Dr., has he rank of second lieutenant JOAN AND JIM, I been selected to compete in the fhe couple left for a wedding trip UNDERSTAND' THEY HUE RED BANK 741-4255 Combined Feis and Scottish 5 Doctors Bermuda. A MICE SEIECTIOH. School Pupils Games to be held at the Blind Brook Polo Club, Westohester, Visit the Zoo N.Y., July 5. The festival of tra- Are Gted — Fupifa from ditional Irish singing and dancing the second grade classes in the will begin at 11 a.m., and the For Service RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Naveslnlc School have visited the Scottish events will start at 10 NEPTUNE — Five Monmouth : a.m. Mrs. James Vincent McCarthy (AjMdaied with Ths Ranrwy School) ' Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange. (The former Miss Lois Parker) County physicians with a.com- The children hand-fed goats, Deborah will compete In the bined total of 145 years of ser- RUMSON - rOIMT rUASANT lambs, donkeys, penguins and highland fling, sword dance and vice at Fitkin Hospital received ducks and rode on the backs of flie Shean Truibhais. silver bowls from J. Marshall • • '• , announces . ; '.'.'•'' giant tortoises. More than 1,200 competitors J. V. McCarthy Weds Booker of Middletown, chairman Supplementary courses in basic ikills for The classes were accompanied are expected to participate. RUMSON - Holy Cross Catho Jeffrey Munger, Rumson, and of the hospital board of gov- by their teachers, Mrs, Doris Debbie has won several medals ernors, last week. greater success In school and collage. ' lie Church was the setting Satur- George Guthrie, Charleston, W. Mandello and Mrs. Marion Nor- for her dancing and recently took day for the wedding of Miss Lois Va. Honoring the doctors, Mr part in a highland dancing test Booker expressed the apprecia- given by an examiner from the Harriet Parker to James Vincent The bride is a graduate of the SUMMER SESSION JULY 6 to AUGUST 27 McCarthy. Duke University School of Nurs- tion of the board for their' faith- Ever add drained red kidney British Association of Teachers ful service. The bride is the daughter of ing and the bridegroom, a sales beans to a cheese sauce for Sun- of Highland Dancing of Glasgow, Receiving the engraved bowls 1. MADINS. WRITING, STUDY SKILLS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp Park- representative with the Arm- FREE DELIVERY I day night supper? If the cheese Scotland, for which she received were Dr. Joseph F. Raffetto of er, Madison. Mr. McCarthy's strong Cork Company, is a gradu- Two three-hour sessions each weak, day or evening. sauce is made with tomato, thi, two medals and a commendation. Sea Girt, Dr. John W. Hardy P&~e, 741 '1121 I parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vin-ate of Duke University. This ii the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute end combination will be, especially In addition to appearing at the of Brielle, Dr. Michael Q. Han- cent D. McCarthy, 19 Ridge Rd., The couple will make their is offered at all levels from seventh grade through college. PRO5PECT CORNER CHURCH Scottish games, the Middle Road cock of Belmar, Dr. Harry R. good. Serve this rarebit ove Rumson. home in Bar Harbor, Maine, fol- School student has been selected Brindle of Brielle and Dr. Louis Students are grouped according to ability. ' crisp buttered toast or steamed lowing a wedding trip to Lancas- to perform at the World's Fair Rev. Joseph A.'Sullivan offici- This course helps students... rice. ter, Pa. '. Albright of Spring Lake. July 31, during Raritan Town- ated at the afternoon ceremony. • to read with speed and comprehension ship Day festivities. Serving as maid of honor was • to write grammatically and logically Degree Conferred Decorating Problems Miss Mary Alyce Searles, Balti- Your Summer • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary " If you've used a spoon or a more, Md. Bridesmaids were On Rev. Anderson This course is very popular with serious students who are pastry blender with which to mix Miss Joy HoHoway, Lake Juna- anxious to improve their school grades and to obtain maxl> a rich shortbread-tyipe cookie luska, N.C.; Miss Virginia Mor- NEW YORK - At the General Disappear ... at Sterling! Wedding mum preparation for college board and prep uhsel exams. dough, and the mixture won't rison, Madison, and Miss Susan Theological Seminary here, last week, the honorary degree of Our talented decorator staff is always on hand to take the hold together, work it with your McCarthy, Rumson, sister of the 2. MATHEMATICS > hands. The warmth from your bridegroom. doctor of sacred theology was Deserves the finest! uncertainty out of decorating .. . and put the pleasure fingers will help mold the dough. conferred on Rev. Robert H. And- Edward Roehre, Pittsburgh, Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus, Chill the dough before rolling erson, Jr., professor of homile- in! Consultations are available without obligation . , . Pa., was best man and ushers All courses ere planned to develop . •. out. were Daniel Lono, Marion, N.C.; tics and Christian education at whether you're planning to purchase one piece or do an the Berkeley Divinity School, New • a logical approach to problem solving entjre home. Come in for your free decorator consultation Haven, Conn. • facility in applying mathe,matical proctsin"logically soon! Dr. Anderson is a graduate of Juniata College and the General J. RANMY SCHOOL COURSES • t : Theological Seminary. He began NOW OPEN! his ministry at'St. James Episco- • advanced physics, chemistry, biology pal Church, Long Branch, where • literature at various levels Our new he was ordained a priest Feb. 6, (Science courses In Aibury Park) lice Cream Parlor . . . 1944. He was assistant at St. James, and also at St. John's 4. LANGUAGES Serving smacking good ice Chapel, Littie Silver, until 1946, Three two-hour sessions weekly. cream. "Old fashioned" hand when he became rector of Trinity dipped flavors galore—plusl Church, RedBank. 5. ELEMENTARY COURSES froien custardl In 1953 he was called to be rector of St. Stephen's Church, Reading—Three two-hour sessions weekly. Lynn, the largest parish in the Choose from our large se- Arithmetic—Three one-hour sessions weekly. diocese of Massachusetts, during the course of which ministry he lection oi lightweight Sum- filled many important positions All courses under the supervision ot of diocesan responsibility. mer Formals. RUSSELL S. RANNEY During June, Dr. Anderson is (Formerly Associate Director, NYU Reading Institute) priest in • charge at AH taints FURNITURE Western BURGERS Church, Bay Head, N. J. RUMSON READING INSTITUTE RT. 35 & NEW MONMOUTH RD., MIDDLETOWN LOVE LANE 140 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Prick the membrane of shad 111 Avenue ol Two Riven, RumsoB, N. J. roe in several pieces before TUXEDO SHOP 842-1450 7474000 WATCH FOR GRAND OPENINGI poaching so the membrane will not burst during the cooking 23 W. Front St.. Rtd lank TroupartaHea available; from MM aita L V THE DAILY REGISTER I M^-Moaday, June 14, 1965 Nuptials SBWQRT •- Ml* Owol Add* ley H««OMm. «t kw*. brother off States, daughte- - r of- Mr- . and Mm.(ja bridegroom. •&*«* Ctfl™1- Miss Belko Lcroy SUtes, 44 Fine St., Key- Clifftrood, and Kenneth State*, »t port, became the bride of Peter home, brother of the bride. David Is Bride In John Hagman here on Saturday. States, brother of the bride, was The bridegroom is the son of ring bearer. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow B. Hag- Alter a reception in the Ameri- 1 Matawan man, Lloyd Rd., Matawan, can Legion Hall, Keyport fta MATAIW1AN — Miss Janet Ce- Rev. Henry Male, pastor, ojfi- couple motored to Atlantic City. celia Belko, daughter of Mr. and elated at the double ring cere- The bride was graduated from (Mrs. Walter J. Belko, 68 Avon- mony in St, Mary'j Episcopal Keyport High School and is em- dale La., became the bride of Church. ployed by the Prudential Insur- Charles Stone Bushnell, 3d, Satur- ance Company, Newark. ; day. The bride was given in mar- The bridegroom was graduated < The bridegroom is the son oi riage by her father. She wore a Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bush- full colonial-type gown over a from Matawan Regional High nell, Jr., Rochester, NX hoop. The fitted lace bodice had School and is employed by Amer- Rev. Andrew Galloway, pastor, long sleeves and scalloped neck- ican Can Company,, Cliffwood. performed the double ring cere- line. The full skirt of panels of They will reside in the Keyport mony In the Matawan Presbyte- lace and nylon organza over satin Garden Apartments, Keyport. rian Church. * featured tiers of lace down the back cascading into a chapel The bride was given in mar- train. Her elbow-length veil of il- riage by her father. She wore a lusion was attached to a head- Weekly white silk organza gown with piece of peariized orange blos- controlled skirt that ended in a soms and she carried a white chapel train. The gown, heav- Bible adorned with white orchids ily-encrusted with pearls, had a Food round neckline and three-quar- Miss Karen Steidle, Union length sleeves. Her elbow-length Beach, was maid of honor. Her veil of French illusion was held Mrs. Gary Fidek floor-length gown was styled with (The former Kathleen Frawley) a sleeveless brocade bodice, blue Review Mrs. Frederick W. Kanoer Mrs. Charles Stone Busimell, 3d by a double crown of pearls and By The Associated Press (The former Carol Gibson) tend the financial aid workshop has on hand. Le Strange, Constance Matey well luncheon given by womei tented Mrs. Forest with a gift as sponsored by the College Schol U>» Shrewsbury Shops •nd Joanne Megna. Miss Doyli a token of their appreciation for Every week First Merchants makes hundreds of loans. Why members of the Atlantic High arship Service and the Northeast SHREWSBURY received an award for speaking land Republican Club Wednesday her efforts on behalf of the Mon- Regional Office of the College do so many people with money problems come to us? Be- the least English in class. in the Colony Restaurant here. mouth County Federation of Re- PHARMACY publican Women. Entrance Examination Board this eanse they know that our Loan Officers are PEOPLE, too Mr. and Mrs. Forest, long-timi week. IROAD ST.. SHREWSBURr . . . who live in the area we serve . . . and have lots of If you want to thicken stewed Atlantic Highlands residents am Mrs. Howard Cottrell presented The workshop will be held at Fr» Delivery • 74I-4B74 tomatoes, cream two tablespoons active In local and county Re a gift to Mrs. Forest from the White Cliffs, Plymouth, Mass. experience in solving financial problems. Whenever YOU of butter with two tablespoons publican activities, are moving t< Atlantic Highlands Republican need money for any good reason, just come in to the First of flour and add to a pint of hot Florida. Club in recognition of her many services. For a party, float balls of • Merchants office nearest you. Low-cost bank interest rates (tewed tomatoes; cook and stir Mrs. Ann Flynn, newly electei fruit sherbet on fruit-flavored and conveniently arranged repayment terms are always constantly until thickened. Republican county vice chair Among those attending were punch. Mrs. Walter Coolick, Mrs. Rob- available. ert Long, Mrs. Milton J. Clark, Mra. Arthur Listander, Mrs. Al- 3 YEARS fred F. Katz, Mrs. William H. OR MORI SINCI YOUR HOUSI Baird, Mrs. Edward P. Kapal, WAS PAINTID? Mrs. Cottrell, Mrs. Roy De Pal- mer, Mrs. Kenneth L. Smith, CALL Mrs. Edward Devine, MM. A. E. Schickcdanz, Jr. and Mrs. Arthur W.A. CROZIER H. Gatti. HUFFMAN**? BOYLE ROOT CONVENIENT COMMUNITY omct$ Htk • 1*4 Bull • MUMUM • K*. fetor • Mr H>r« « a*iB|«| • Pol»t»ri aid Dtcorqton ot fin homei In tht * O.H. MM* RmiiM Mr HOYM, fed lank. Mlddletowa There's no need to turn fish FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Rmi, fillets during the broiling process. Drive-Ill FadlM« and EIIMMM Htm At-Afl QfHcM •MM far lw* MMrorieM. Phone 741-3403 Test the fillets with the tines Jtaatar r«d«tat Samx S*ttm • lateral Depoelt hmnme* Corponltoa of a fork-Jf the fish flakes eas- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun —» 542-1010 ily, the fillets are cooked through. Freehold Summer School TOE DAILY BJEdSTEK Vondty, June 14, 1965—11 1'. jjKr, uA Ma. Ce«g« C. Ma- Deadline Is Set Mm and toa&tn,. Ellen, U WEST LONG BRANCH - June Broadway, attended the gradua- 25 is the deadline for registration tion-of tttlrdautfiter, and sister, ot students who would take the Mr*. Susan M, Kocmond, from Shore Regional High School's Muskingum College, New Consumme- r courses. cord, Ohio. The session Is available to stu< dents having failed a course dur- Mrs. Floyd Wyctoff, Main St., ing the academic year. Students Marlboro, returned last week af- residing within the school dis- HWY. 35. HAZLET trict will pay $25 per course, ter spending three weeks with except for the driver education Mr. and Mrs. William Tate Bur- course, which is not subsidized AUTOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT ton of Orlando, Fla., and Mrb.y the Board of Education. and Mrs. Frank Braidwood of Students living outside the dis- ./Tarpon Springs, Fla. trict will be charged t50 per course. Registration blanks are available at the school office. Jame» Solakian, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Solakian, Ellis St., was honored at a dinner party Bring Disabled Tuesday at Van's Freehold Inn in celebration of his graduation Craft to Dock from Rutgers University. Attend- QSAND^ Y HOOK — A Coast Ing were Mr. and Mrs. Edward vessel from the U. S. 2adigan, Hicksville, L. I.; MMCoas. t Guard station, here, towed Louise Zadigan, Mrs. Ann Sola- a 54-foot cabin cruiser to the dock here Saturday right. kian, Mr. John Solakian, Mr. and, The vessel was reported dam- •««v Mrs, Mitchel Solakian and chil- aged about a mile offshore of pm dren, Kenneth and Eileen, Mr. Long Branch. It was taking in end Mrs. Michael Solakian, Miss water through a hole in its hull. FOR THE MISSUS — Mayor Frederic Messina of Shrewsbury was among those on hand >u •*»*£• •Mary DeLucia, Miss Rose Ma- The boat was operated by its for official opening of Hefene's of Shrewsbury, a dress shop in the recently con- tte Schneider, Miss Sandra So owner, William F. Johnson of lakian, George Solakian, Mr. a: structed building on Rt. 35 just south of Shadowbrook. He's shown wrth tin proprie- Mrs. J. H. Solakian. tor, Mrs. Helena Tufano of Hamiltonian Apartments, Monmouth Beach, and the build- the first time a post has woning's owner, Al Tomaino. • Irving Radin, past commander twice. Of the Jewish War Veterans, Og lenskyJackson Post, was elected The Monmouth Medical Auxil Bar Mitzvah Retires Junior vice commander of thelary met Tuesday in the home Attending MonmoufliOcean County Jewish of Mrs. David T. Buck, West •War Veterans at the convention Main St., having a covered dish Banking Session iir Lakewood. Mr. Radin, also on luncheon and program of games behalf of the Freehold Post, ac- as the season's activities con cepted the Col. Herbert M. eluded. Meetings will be resum At Rutgers Strickman trophy for being ed in the fall. Mrs. Floyd Wy ASBURY PARK - Frank An named the post of the year for cfeoff presided at a brief meet the second year in a row. Theing when a discussion was held fuso of 10 Ausable Ave., Ocean- •wards were presented during to have an auction at the next port, assistant vice president of Jts two terms in office. This is meeting, in the fall. First Merchants National BanK m has returned to the Stonier Grad uate School of Banking at Rut- gers University, New Brunswick for his third summer session The session, which wll be field from June 14 through 25, will complete his course at the school Mr. Anfuso is one of 1,100 ban officers who will attend the twi week session, which is sponsore by the American Bankers Assoc ation. This student body repn sents 46 states, the District < Bruce Scfaour Columbia, Puerto Rico and th Philippines. Mis. Therese G. Dougherty MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Stonier Graduate Schot Mrs. Therese G. Dougherty of Bruce Schour, son of Mr. e was founded in 1935 by the AB, 6 Linden Ave., East Keansburg, Mrs. George Schour, 36 Ingle- to provide an opportunity for ai wood La., performed his Barvanced study for experience has retired from the New Jersey Mitzvah at Temple Shalom, Fri- bankers. The faculty for the 196 Bell Telephone Co. after 28 years' day night at Strathmore Elemen- session cumbers approximate! service. tary School. Rabbi Mordecai 100 outstanding bankers, lawyer! Mrs. Dougherty was a service Schreiber officiated. educators, bank supervisors an assistant in the company's traf- NEW FLORIDIANS — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jeffrey, Attending were Mr. and government officials. During th fic department In Perth Amboy. Mrs. Joseph Turetsky, maternal session, they will cover all phase She also had been an operator formerly of 634 rVotpeet Ave., Little Silver, pause at grandparents, Mrs. Shirley Black, of banking, economics, law, go and junior service assistant. pooltide of the million-dollar Cape Coral Yacht and Misses Connie and Linda Black, eminent and related subjects. Racquet Olub where they, and other newcomer! to this and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turet In addition to his three reside sky. ^essiowat Rutgers, to, qualify f< Golf Coait community were treated to a welcome cof- Loans Available A reception for family and graduation, Mr. Anfuso mui fee. Mr. Jeffrey wat formerly a buildsr-cofl-rric+or in invited guests will be held at have completed two years of Little Silver before moving to Cape Coral, the home of tension study at home and wri For the Elderly the , Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, ten a thesis based on original r< more than 5,000 permanent residents. FREEHOLD - Age 62 is still July 4 search in some phase of financi not too old to obtain & 33-year loan to build a new house or buy an existing one — af you live in a rural community. ' Money is available at 4 per cent interest, says John P. O'Connor, Fanners Home Ad- Irwin The Master Price Slasher ministration supervisor In Mon- mouth County. "Elderly peo^e, if they live DARES THEM ALL! in rural areas," Mr. O'Connor says, "need not give up the idea of building, buying or repairing their homes on credit." DINETTE SET Provincial Triple 9-Drawer Dresser BUNTING 2-PC. SOFA Farmers Home Administration $ With Matching Chair loans are available for citizens 62 years of age and older who j*tf* 5 PIECES SALE 60 $ live in rural communities of JUST 1 SET MATCHING CHEST $25.00 Sft NOW 75 2,500 people or less. In the year ending April 30, $5,586,876 was advanced to senior citizens for sil housing facilities and this amount 3-PIECE EARLY AMERICAN LIVING was, 17 per cent higher than oo in the prior 12 months. ROOM FOAM CUSHIONED through- Another $1,248,510 was ad- out, custom built with self plat- vanced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for construction forms, Colonial Prints with Kick of rental units for older fam- ilies in the last 10 months. These Pleat skirts, Winged Sofa and Two loans were at 3.75 per cent interest with a maximum 50- ^S^ Winged High Back Chairs, priced year pay back provision. I elsewhere at {299. ASSOCIATION SLATES MEETING SMALL SIZE — JUST 2 — MAPLE CORNER EAST KEANSBURG - The FRENCH PROVINCIAL Bedroom Bookcases Bayshore Civic Association will J0E CHEST hold its regular meeting to- W DRESSER May U uwd at hutches. night at the firehouse here. X: $ WhtM and gold—|uit Hire.! WAS $59 SALE $25 Guests speaker will be Joseph R $ C. Irwin, director of the 5?ST ? SALE 25 WAS $68 SALE $20 CORNER DESK $20 Monmouth County Board of Free- holders. Summer residents o! the area are especially invited French Provincial to attend. 00 DINING ROOM Golden bisque buffet — exten- 200 sion table with three leaves, two arm chain— four tide chain. FREE DELIVERY AND SET UP • ALL THE CREDIT YOU NEED • GIANT DISCOUNTS Just OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. Say 27 MONMOUTH STREET NAMED FELLOW — Sam J.M. 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SECTION TWO MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 • 7c PER COPY Partial Raise Sewer Plant to Be Sold To Raritan By FRANK W. HARBOUR sell his disposal plant, due to be prepared by Township Engineer be hooked into the Luppatatong pumped into the Flat Creek trunk )urg area only. (Though listed In the survey, this proposal, is not Last of Two Articles completed next month. H. Thomas Carr, the township is trunk, or it will be converted in- system. Negotiations on purchase price divided into six major trunk lines to a pumping station, whichever By that time, Mr. Carr notes, recommended,) Approved Jn RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The will start this week. The small for the municipal system—along is more feasible and less costly. capacity of the main West Keans- The survey notes that feasibili- Siegel sewer plant will be sold to burg plant should have been in- package plant will have a capaci- the Waackaack, Thome, Flat, The survey recommends that ty of a regional sewer system the township and the Bayshore creased from the initial 2.5 mil- ty of less than half a million gal- Chingarora, Luppatatong and the master sewer plant be located •vith Keyport, Union Beach and Sewer Co. plant will be acquired lion gallons per day to 4.5 mil- lons per day. Neither Mr. Siegel Monasconk creeks. in West Keansburg, off Laurel >art of Holmdel included but by agreement or condemnation — lion, its probable maximum nor township officials will specu- The Luppatatong trunk will Ave. All trunk lines would flow states that Raritan's plans can- but neither of these factors will late at this point on the price. service the Raritan Valley-Nor- size. not and will not be delayed for Rate materially change plans for a $7 to that point, then into Waacka- Alternate Plan The plant, which is to be en- gate area. Purchase of the Siegel ack Creek and Raritan Bay. such a system, since the other TRENTON — The Bayshore Sewer Co., Raritan Town- million municipal sewer system larged, will service all of Rari- plant will not eliminate this An alternate plan would be to municipalities are not actively ship, will be able to increase its rates, but only one-fourth here, . tan Valley, Norgate Manor and trunk. The survey suggests that the build a supplemental plant ad- pressing for one at this time. of the amount requested. Mayor Marvin Olinsky in- Coralwood Manor and all or part Mr. Olinsky said that when the Bayshore Sewer Co. plant be jacent to Flat Creek near Rt. 36. The four towns could be tied in The company asked the state Public UtiliUes Commission formed The Register yesterday of Split Rock Estates and Chest- municipal system's first stage fi- maintained (under township own- In this event, the Rt. 36 plant together, with a financial saving for an increase which would have cost its 2,003 customer! a that Howard Siegel, builder of nut Hills. nally is completed — and that ership) until about 1980 when would service the central por- to all of them, during the initial total of $182,96$ annually. the "Raritan Valley USA" de- Sis Major lines may take up to four-years or It should be abandoned and the tk>n of the township and the West "iaritan project or even at a later On Friday, PUC approved a boost to die total amount velopment, finally has agreed to Based on a preliminary survey longer — the Siegel plant will effluent from that central area Keansburg plant, the West Keans- date, by relocation of some of $49,045, effective on or after July 1. pumping stations and hooking to- The company had proposed that its basic rate be raised gether major trunk lines-. from $48 a year to $132. What about cost to the local The PUC ruling allows the utility, headed by Michael axpayer? M. Nero, to set new rates that,will produce the $40,045. Based on the total amount, a basic rate increase of about Bonds Suggested $18 may be indicated, which would mean an approximate Dumont Needs $1 Million; Though several methods of II- monthly charge to homeowners of $5.50 or $16.50 quarterly. mncing are possible, it is likely The present monthly charge is $4. ' the report notes, that general obligation hpnds will be floated, PROCEEDINGS Dnce the work is under way. Raritan Mayor Marvin Olinsky said last night the Towri- The individual homeowner, •hip Committee will continue legal proceedings toward ac- Little Chance of Getting It under the plan which probably quisition of the company through agreement or condemna- will be adopted, would pay for tion. The governing body has already adopted a resolution sewer lines in front of his house, authorizing condemnation, if it becomes necessary. few months were'thrown into his'bitter and closs asked a top party official in Trenton. to take care of that cost, and a The company must file its new rate schedule with PUC • By WILLIAM HENDERSON primary fight with Sen. Charles W. Sandman, Jr. Another thing that hurts Is that the national com- monthly or quarterly service by June 24. WASHINGTON-The national Republican com- tnittee won't contribute any part of the $1 million A week before primary election day, June 1, a mittee usually demands 19 per cent—and sometimes charge for plant and operational PUC left open the possibility of. further rate hikes of a war chest needed by Sen, Wayne Dumont, Jr., for .$100-plate dinner was held In Newark for Dumont. 20 per cent—of the take from dinners held by the costs. company plan to expand materializes. The township, how- his New Jersey gubernatorial campaign. This realized around $55,000, From that came ex- party in various states. ever, expects to acquire the utility before that can happen — At present, sewer line costs penses and campaign costs. And it still is expected LINDSAY DRIVE and instead of expanding the Bayshore plant intends to build There's a big reason why the parent organiza- are averaging $10 to $11 per that $1 million will be be needed by the candidate It's Ironic that Dumont can't raise $300,000 for a municipal sewer system, with a master sewer plant in tion can't give Dumont financial aid. It's own treas- front foot, which would mean if he is to make an all-out, no holds barred drive his campaign, let alone a million dollars, while West Keansburg. ury has been empty since Barry Goldwater's ill- $700 to $800 for the average home- fated run for President last year. for the governorship. across the river, GOP Rep. John V. Lindsay is owner, plus a curb to house con- "We can send speakers and workers into Jersey To make matters worse, that $750,000 in cam- getting $1,700,000 for his campaign for mayor of nection charge which could bring for the campaign, but we have no money. You paign help which northern New Jersey business New York city. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and the average to $900 or $1,000. can't get blood out of a stone," a high ranking men were to chip in for Dumon't campaign was other wealthy GOP contributors are reported to If construction is figured at member of the committee told The Register. just talk. It never did materialize. be underwriting the amount. two to four years hence, however, Mangold Denies UNTOUCHABLE FUNDS NOTHING IN SIGHT In 1961, the late James P. Mitchell, former la- those costs likely would rise a The only monies the GOP party has on hand Is Now the GOP state committee has taken over bor secretary, ran out of campaign money three few percentage points, that garnered by the Senate campaign committee Dumont's campaign and still no money is in sight. months before election day and his chances of win- The monthly service charge which has sponsored several dinners. - But these This committee also ran a $100-a-plate affair a mug the GOP governorship foundered. might run from $5 to/$7. It will funds are "untouchable," being earmarked strictly few weeks ago which wasn't exactly a howling suc- While Sen. Dumont is beset with financial woes, be based on a percentage of capi- He Criticized for next year's congressional campaign races. cess. The committee itself is in debt for $160,000 his rival, Gov. Richard J. Hughes, is least con- tal investment. This figure, too, Party brass admit that winning congressional i from previous campaigns so how can It contribute cerned about campaign funds. The big Democratic Is subject to cost escalation, seats Irom the Democrats will get first priority to Dumont's needs? spenders are doing their bit for the party. They however. and that plans are now under way for the 1966 "How can we go back to the same people who figure the governor is a cinch for re-election, Over 10 Yean contests. gave us checks for the state committee and Du- Still, many Republicans believe Sen. Dumont It is likely, the survey notes, Mayor Morgan Any funds Sen. Dumont did collect in the past mont dinners as well as for his primary contest?" can run his campaign on a shoe string and win. that payments of sewer line as- sessments by homeowners will be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - called the mayor and told him spread over a 10-year period, if "There isn't an" ounce of truth so.", the homeowner wishes to take In it." The president stressed thai that option. 'Indian' WrestlerI$rom a time and priority stand- That was the emphatic decla- there has been no meeting: o ration last night by Charles Man- the association since last month point, the survey recommends gold, president of the new- when the group voted to invite that the six major trunk lines Mayor Morgan and Alfred F. be installed from east to west, lyrformed Taxpayers Association. Loses Rematch Mr. Mangold was referring to Kate, president of the Regular starting with the . Waackaack criticisms df Mayor -.Russell W. Republican Club, to speak • on and Thome (West Keansburg) Morgan published Saturday and council's proposed munietpel com- trunks. attributed to Mr. Mangold. plex and the GOP Club's alter- In hong Branch Under state law, a sewer au- "1 never said those things. nate plan., thority could be established to Every word was made up by 'On Official Minutes' build and operate the municipal LONG BRANCH - Just 297 tively. system. Such an authority can Tom (Thomas A.) De.'Genito, our "And at the last meeting, be- years ago the Indians, often The re-enactment was the high float its own revenue bonds. publicity chairman," Mr. Man- cause of this same thing, Mr. called the most chronic losers in spot of an afternoon of music, An authority would be created gold told The Register. "And De Genito was instructed to base American history, lost a wrestling precision drilling and' Indian by the Township Committee and his releases on official minutes match and with it much of the dancing. Participants were from its members appointed by that and clear everything through me," land now included within Long the White Cloud Tribe 301, Im- body. asserted Mr. Mangold. NAACP Bids Branch. proved Order of Red Men, Taka- Once formed, however, an au- "Well, he hasn't done that," The winner of that historic nassee Council, Degree of Poca- thority is autonomous. It does not For Tutors Mr. Mangold went on. "So this match was John Slocum, repre- hontas and Degree of Hiawatha. take orders from the Township. definitely will be brought up a senting the original settlers of The schedule of events began Committee, even through the tomorrow night's meeting. this' area, while the loss was at 1 p.m. with a band concert by purse strings, since it has bond- In Red Bank "We can't have this kind of charged to Vowavapon, the star the Brick Township Pointer* ing power. thing. It's not good for the as- of the Lenni Lenape Indians. Drum and Bugle Corps. Th Wants no Authority RED BANK — A call for tutor sociation. And it's not good lor Evidently either time had Tomahawks Youth Organization The Carr survey, complied was issued yesterday by Dr. Ivan the town," he said. Polonsky, chairman of the tutor- erased the memory of that bitter of New Market and the Toma- under the direction of the govern- In the article, Mr. Mangold is ial program being sponsored by loss or the tribesmen decided hawks drill team also performed. ing body, makes the. present quoted as being "critical" of May- the Red Bank Area Branch of the that something had to be done. The afternoon's program con- administration's position very or Morgan for failing to answe; National Association for the Ad- So, the Indians scheduled a re- cluded with tribal dancing. clear on this subject. It wants no a letter inviting him and coun- vancement of Colored People. match of the bout yesterday at Mayor Milton F. Untermeyer authority. cil to present municipal complex had proclaimed yesterday "Red Dr. Polonsky said the program the site of the Municipal Stadium, The survey states: "A sewer plans at an association meeting Men Day" at Thursday's City will continue through the sum- Ocean Ave. authority would actually be a and for falling to read.the tax- Council meeting. 1 Once again they blew the de- political subdivision of the state mer, with SO students participat- payers communication at a coun APPOINTED — Rumon * Councilman John 0. Teeter, left, is congratulated by Rev. ing. cision by dropping two out of existing within the municipality. cil meeting. "Although authorities do ap> But there Is an urgent need for Leo Mclaughlin, right, new president of St. Peter's College, Jersey City, after Mr, three falls. Mr.. De Genito was unavailable 1 JWV Elects pear attractive, they create a tutors, particularly for youngsters Teeter'j appointement at a member of the college ] Board of Regents. Archbishop By being upended in the match for comment last night. greater total debt.... since there in the sixth through eighth the Red Men once more laid title But the mayor was. Thomas A. Boland also is shown. Mr. Teeter, who also is a member of Rumson's Plan- Herbert Taff Is an increased administrative grades who are behind in their to the losing championship of the He verified the fact that Mr, MOUNT FREEDOM (AP) - and interest expense. More and reading, he said. ning Board is vice president of Pfizer International, a New York drug firm. He also is world. The last time the Indians Mangold had apologized and.has Herbert Taff, 46, of Teaneck, more municipalities are going to Dr. Polonsky pointed out that a member of the board of governors of Monmourh Medical Center, Long Branch. celebrated an important victory disavowed the article. He also was elected commander of the the use of general obligation the Red Bank schools do not have was when the Sioux defeated said another member of the Tax- New Jersey Department of the bonds pledging sewer service a remedial reading program be- General Custer at the Little Big payers Association had called, Jewish War Veterans Sunday. charges towards debt service and yond the fifth grade. Horn River in the 19th century. said she was upset by the story, Yesterday's indignity was suf- Taff, elected for a one-yea maintenance . . . resulting in the "if we.don't help these young- Continue Fort Union Rearing and "will demand a public fered before a crowd of thou- term, succeeds George Geller of better interest rates associated sters, they surely will become apology," at tomorrow night's FREEHOLD — Superior Court Fort judge also concurred in an agree- sands and was the highlight of Newark. with this type of financing." drop-outs," he said. meeting. Judge Leon Leonard has con- American Federation of Govern- ment under which the lodge busi- the festivities held as part of the Others elected during the clos- The committee is now awaiting Stafford W. Thompson, vice No Date Set tinued until July* 2 a hearing ness will be directed by the city's Tercentenary program. ing day of the department's an- federal aid for its final feasibili- president who presided to the ab- The mayor said the associa- on an internal dispute in the federation's national officers. Wayne Salter and his brother nual four-day convention includ- ty and engineering survey. This •ence of the president, John tion's letter inviting him to speak Fred, members of the Long ed Morris Merker, of Paterson, phase could take 12 to 24 months. Jones, announced that N1AACP The agreement was worked out had not specified a' date, but Branch High School wrestling senior vice commander and Rob- After it is completed, more life memberships had been pur- by Louis R. Aikins, Long Branch, indicated that he would be noti- team, took the parts of the In- ent Zweiman, of Palisades, ju- federal aid will be sought for chased by M. Harold Kelly, gen- attorney for the national officers, fied. ' dian and the white man respec- nior vice commander. >lant construction. eral manager of The Register; and. Siegfried Steele, Lakewood, The mayor said he had been the Progressive Life Insurance attorney for five lodge officers contacted Thursday by the as- Co., and Calvary Baptist Church. who had brought suit to bar sociation's secretary, who re- the national group from forcing ported that a meeting had been a new lodge election. 80 Methodist scheduled for tomorrow. Temporary Injunction "I told her I had a prior en- The election was slated for last gagement for that night. When Transfers Made Thursday but was blocked by she asked if I would send a rep- a temporary injunction. Under OCEAN CITY (AP)-iAn ordi resentative Instead, I said if it the continuing status of the case, nation service conducted Sunday were not urgent, I would rather there will be no election now. by Bishop Prince A, Taylor Jr., attend myself, at a later date,1 of Princeton, brought to a close stated Mayor Morgan. Mr. Aikins, proposing an agree- the five-day sessions of the New ment to permit temporary trus- The secretary then Indicated Jersey Conference of the Meth- teeship, said the issues involved she thought the matter could be odist Church. were lodge business and could deferred until July or August, be worked out internally rather Bishop Taylor announced 80 he said. transfers of Methodist ministers than in court. When asked to comment on the In the conference, which in- article, Mayor Morgan replied Under the plan, the /national cludes 3S0 churches in the state that he "would prefer to hold officials have designated Joseph eouth of the Raritan River. any remarks on that subject un- Gleason, a national representa The conference also affiliated til after the Taxpayers meeting." live, as trustee and he will desig- Into membership 20 churches "I like to give people a Chance nate temporary officers. with Negro congregations. These to right things," he added. 'Interim' Officers churches had been members of The association will meet to- Lodge officers who went to the now disbanded Delaware morrow night at 8:30 in the Sea court contended that Mr. Gleason Conference, made up entirely of Scout building at the municipal and nine "interim" officers des- Negro congregations. yacht harbor. The meeting la ignated by the national office, open to the public. CITED FOR SERVICE — Ellis S. Vieter, right, Middle- including Thomas Coleman, presi- Killed in Crash Mr, Katz is expected to pre- town, technical director of Duncan Thecker Associates, dent, had Illegally seized control MADISON TOWNSHIP - Wll- sent the Regular Republican Asbury Park, receives plaque for outstanding contribu- of the lodge and arranged the Ham Lenart, 54, of 138 Frederick Club's plans for renovating the election. St., Carteret, was killed Satur- municipal building. tions to the concrete industry from George Breen, presi- Among the plaintiffs is Rudolph day and his wife, Ann, 50, was The controversial article quotes dent of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Con- G. Wunsch, who was re-elected critically, injured when their car Mr. Mangold as saying "We re- lodge president last November. crete Association. Vieser is immediate past president of CONGRATULATIONS — Eugena Bilotta, second from right, newly-elected president struck a tree on Englishtown gret the mayor has refused our Mr. Aikins has said the lodge Rd. offer to publicly detail council's fhe state group. He has authored numerous articles on voted Itself into a voluntary of the Long Branch Eaglet receives congratulations from Mrs. Betty Pfaff, now presi- •'• .MM. Lenart1 wes reported incomplex plan, but In courtesy concrete for technical journals, H» is chairman of the trusteeship April 14 and that Mr. dent of the women's auxiliary of the Eaglet. Looking on are the new' Wee presidents to Mr. Katz we will bold a meet- Gleason appointed temporary of- critical condition Sunday at St. Middlfc+own TdwMhfp 5af»ry Council and past president of the two groups, Mrs. Alex Harpool and Jama* Fearraro, Their installation took place Peter-f Hospital, New Bruiu- lng without'oofuacU'i present* ficers when three local officers T : of th» Normandy GoutfCiWicA«ooiation. i^ ••> V?VT' '"'' resigned. yesterday in the Eagle* Hall. , ' .i ,; A, 14—Monday, June 14/ 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER TELEVISION « THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT flew Twist' in Long Branch Television feitbag Television Highlights Discotheque Opening By STEVEN H. SCHEUER the plot.doesn't pick up that fact LONG BRANCH — There's a Harvard boys with an ?ar for Question - Will TV viewers tfld we ftayerf t heard any more • TVKIay's top television shows as previewed Emily," with host Andy Williams, Except for new Twist in local entertainment The Beat and an eye for .The about.it Wiiat's the story?—P. and selected by TV Key's staff of experts who Julie's presence, there's nothing spectacular Green to bring discotheque to get to see die wonderful talent 1 Also, a new Frug, Monkey, of actress Barbara Harris again? F.. Texaifcana, Tex. attend rehearsals, watch screemdngs, and ana- here, but comic Bill Cosby's monologue on Hully Gully and a variety of its full, late • adolescent Iruition Her performance in "So Some Answer — "Bewitched," like lyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. touch football in city streets is very funny. other manifestations of ttiat Ut- in this city. (Hrls Play the Cello" on "The most of the series, is currently Tune in for an enlightening hour on "The (Color). ter day phenomenon — the dis- Opening Friday night is the Doctors and the Nurses" was a showing reruns and that accounts Berkeley Rebels" on CBS at 10 p.m., and a 9-9:30 (7)-Wendy and Me. "Wendy Gives RED BANK cotheque. Voyageur au Go Go, a geography- classic. Is Miss Harris primari- for the lack of continuity. debate filmed in Cambridge, England, between Uncle the Brush." (Repeat). Amusing, fast- CARLTON- If H.L. Mencken were alive, oriented discotheque at Brighton ly a stage actress and does she James Baldwin and William Buckley at 9 p.m. paced frolic. Jeff's grouchy uncfle comes to Batlle of Villa Florlla 2:00; 7:00; 9:15he might describe a discotheque and Second Aves. A large room EATONTOWN plan to do more TV work?—D. Question — Lucille Ball is such For tie rest, repeats on Voyage to the Bottom visit and Wendy manages to mess everything as a place where two dancing will be packed with tables and, up as only she oan. • COWMUNITY- hopefully, patrons, and1 the walls H. Dayton, Ohio a good mother on TV and I was of the Sea, The Man From UNCLE, Andy Dt; No 2:00; J:00; 10:57; From Bui partners'go who want to dance 9-10 (E)-Debate. "Baldwin vs. Buckley." ila With Lov« 3:55; 8:55. will be plastered with an array Answer — Miss Harris' excel wondering how many children she Griffith, The Lucy Show, Andy Williams, and alone. But, in any event, for- has In real life. I know she has Wendy and Me will satisfy their fans. On "Open End" last night, famed author DRIVE-IN- getting the cynicism of sociology, of traval posters. lent performance in "So Some James Baldwin and National Review editor Up From the Beach 8:50; 12:S0 Run by Richard Saxe, 19, and Girls Play the Cello," which was one boy which was born while 7:30-8:30 (7)-Voyage to the Bottom of the Sei and the Single Girl 10:M, the discotheque • today is The William F. Buckley, Jr. debated the. question FREEHOLD his brother-Maw, Robert Mer- recently rerun on "The Doctors she, and Desi Arnaz had the "I Sea. "The Invaders." (Repeat). Fairly inter- Thing, ani'this homespun city Love Lucy" series many ye^rs of the abuse of police power. Tonight, an FREEHOtD- of politics and parades has not edith, 21, the twisting' grounds end the Nurses," rates an Em esting underwater science fiction yarn and earlier debate of theirs on the question "The Amorous Adventures of UoIJ Slanders back.—Mrs. F. N., Oxford, Miss. one the kids will enjoy. Robert Duval guest 7:TO; 8:25. managed to evade the pulsing are in an old building which once my. Miss Harris is currently re- American Dream—Has It Been Achieved at was a boarding house and later hearsing for the new Alan Jay Answer — Lucille Ball is the stars as a remnant of a past civilization being ASBURY PARK beat of the New Sound. mother, of two children — a the Expense of the American Negro?", filmed LYRIC- Although there are two part a bar. ,: Lerner ("My Fair Lady") and revived after his entombment in a capsule at last February at Cambridge University, 14-yeaT-old girl named Lude Des- at the bottom of (he sea. ' Umbrellai of Cherbourg 7:28; B:30. time discotheques presently However, no alcholic beverages Burton line Musical "On a Clear England, is aired. MAVFAIR- will be served ,and revenues will Day You Can See Forever." If ires and a 12-yearoId boy named operating here, it took two 8-9 (4)-The Man From UNCLE-'Tlie 10-11 (2)-Spedal. "The Berkeley Rebels." Battle o( Villa Florlta 2:20; 7:20 depend <>n a cover charge and (his show turns out to be a big Desiderio Alberto. 9:35. Fiddlesticks Affair." (Repeat). Recent fans of Top show of the month to date on any net- NEPTUNE CITY the sale of snacks. fat hit, and from all indications i UNCLE agents Napoleon Solo and Ulya Kury- work and one students and adults alike should NEPTUNE CITY- Music will come from a juke- may very well be, Miss Harris Question — I recently saw a akin may have missed this January escapade see and ponder. Producer Arthur Barron, Fnm Ruaala with Love 8:50; Dr. Taylor Calls box, a stereo set and occasional- will be too busy for TV or film Gary Cooper film titled "Ser- No 7:00; 10:50. with their mortal enemy THRUSH. In addition writer Peter Davis, and the expert camera ly live folk artists. work. She recently completed hei geant York" on TV and it made BRICKTOWN to their usual woes, they have to deaj with a orew have captured, in exciting and perceptive According to young Saxe, the iflrst film role In "Oh Dad, Pooi me remember anotiher wonderful BRICK PLAZA- For End To double-crossing safe-cracker in the bargain, fashion, the ambivalent drives of the student AraorouB AdveDtures of lloll FUnden building is owned by Via father, Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the movfe in which Gary Cooper leaders of the now notorious California Uni- 7:15; 9:40. a New York physioian living in Closet and I'm Feeldng So Sad,"played a famous ball player who 8:50-9 (2)-Andy Griffith. (Repeat). Don versity campus. They've caught the unique Voter Apathy El'beron, and Ms grandfather, of which stars Rosalind Russell and had some, sickness and had to Knotts as Deputy Barney Fife makes the show kind of commitment, energy and social, moral Passaic ' - •• - (Robert Morse. quit playing ball. I would Mtoe to as he illustrates the quirks we hate to find in LONG BRANCH - John D. and political values that motivate these students ATLANTIC HIC know the name of the film and ourselves. He's an absolute nuisance trying to ATLANTIC- Taylor, one of six men seeking Plans for the discotJieque were and their counterparts throughout the country. inaugurated less than two weeks Question — I am a big fan of who played Cooper's wife In it run things while Sheriff Andy and his girl go Mr. Mcaes 7:O0; 9:00. three aMarge seats on the City and whether it is shown on TV.— on a picnic. The use of the student standard interview is HAZLET Council in tomorrow's runoff ago, the youthful entrepeneur the "Bewitched" series but I have wisely held to a minimum, and the pace and said, when the family jifas 'fit- a question concerning the con- F. S., Albany, N. Y. 9-9:30 (2)—The Lucy Show. (Repeat). Slap- 10EWS DRIVE-IN- election, has urged the people to Answer — You're thinking of stick outing as Lucy and Ann Sothern decide skillful editing of this documentary makes it Cartoon 8:ft; Adventures of Moli "help end the voter, apathy in ting around." The idea w&s pr. tinuity of this series. Many weeks a moving and enlightening experience; Flandirs 7:52; 1:00; Donovin's Reel Sax's, who, his son, reports, "is ago, there was an episode which "The Pride of the Yankees" to open a charm school if they can dig up the 11:00. this city" by turning out to cast which starred Gary Cooper as necessary backing. There's a very amusing PLAZA- their ballots in the election. full of bright ideas." When/the Involved Damn's boss and his 11:15-1 (7)—Nightlife. Comic Jan Murray Mlragc 7:00; 10:10; Sword of All the famous ball player Lou Geh "My Fair Lady" sequence with Lucy playing opens his weeklong stint as William B. Wil- Baba 8:«. "Do not let a minority deter- gynecologist agreed to back the wife and they announced that they venture, Voyageur au Go From the Beach 2:00; 4:00; 8:50 it's a manner of expression." He clubs, the musical was written 13—Operation Alphabet 11:34 festivals in the South, deplores though she was nominated for 13:00 10.30 *-Jonnny Carton—Variety 7:50: 9:(0. the trend to "Freudian, visceral added that it appeals to "teen- by Mrs. Lois Carlson and Miss ll:J0 an Oscar for her performance J—Lov» of Life—Sinai ll:-Navy Loo—Drama WOODBRIDGE drama." agers who have trouble findihg Ruth Data. 4—Call My Blull-Gomt 10:15 11—Sports—Sob Wolff DRIVE-IN- she didn't win that year. Mjss 13—Chess Masterpieces 11:35 7—Donna R«a—Comedy Bratuatorm fi:5O; 12:30; Woman Wh< Speaking at <-"-;<)j; < • ,.* Pat Olsen and Andrea Smith. 4-Nevn-Floyd Kalber '•«:» '" "" New York, piano; Jeanne Tan- Also: Tom Burnett, Jim Cox,something about this series in the !:N 2—Sunrise Semester ner of Wooster, Ohio, and New paper. If it's true, please fill us 2—Pauword—Game 4-Crusoder Rabbit-Cartoon The battle of the children to I Jerome Dennis, Mike DeLorenzo, •-Moment of Truth—Serial 7—Protect Know—Education York, violin, and Clarence W. Jim Flynfl, Michael Folie, Rusr in on the details—iE, N., Gaines- 7-Flame In the Wind-Serial 7:» Cooper of Eatontown and New rescue their mother from her I ville, Ga. 3-News and Weather eel Herman, Fred Hall, Donald I-Newi 4-Today York, French horn. Italian love affair. Henschel, Wayne Hyatt, Tom Answer — A new cartoon se- !:» 7—Cartoons—Children The program will include the Hepburn, Tom Minor, Jeff Pike, ries featuring animated versions 2-House Party-LlnMemr 7:15 •-Doctor*—Serial 5-News ohannes Brahms Trio in E-flat, immmm J.HG Richard Redner, Dennis Redfield, J the famous "Beatles" will pre r—Day In Court—Drama 7.10 opus 40; the Lenox Berkeley miere on the ABCTV network in II—True Adventure 5—Survey of Hie Art« Robert Wafson, Barry Stagg and 2:5J l:W Trio and England Contemporary, David Stagg. late September. It will be a Sat 5-News 2—Captain Kangaroo and the Hugo Kauder Trio. 7—News—Marlene Sander! 5-Sandy Becker-Children Battte&l unlay morning show and will fea Twirlers participating were: 3:00 11-Operatlon Alphabet II Mr. Kauder, noted American Nancy Burdge, Angela DiFillipi, ure songs by the "Beatles." 2-To Tell the Truth-Pone) 1:15 composer, will attend the con- •-Another World-Serial 5-Cartoons-Chlldren VUlaFioritai NANCY WILSON is at the Diane Scharff, Nancy Skinner, •—Peter Gunn—Mystery 1:30 cert. Question - Is Bobby Vinton 7-General Hospital—Serial Helen Strand and Donna'Under- Americano's Royal Box Sup.- 5—Romper Room—Children Chamber music concerts are a wood. • . going to have his own TV series ^-rJamel Beard , 11—Laurel and Hordy II >:M new feature of the Old Mill this I writun It. o»Sc»i ma next seasdn? He's the greatest of per Club for a three-weak I f Members of the stage crews 1:25 S • J-Love That Bobl-Comedy summer. > were: Lynns Cherry, Kathy the new crop of singers to come J—News—Douo.loj Edwordl engagement, through June 29. •4-Blritidov House—Children TECWBCOLOR»-P?i«A'ie OM'' FHOM along In years. I think he could 7—Gale Storm—Comedy Olesko, Joanna Zarillo, Gary »-Edge of Night-Serial Born in Ohio 28 years ago, 11—Jack La Lanne—Exercise ANNIVERSARY AT PRINCETON Fillmore, Willie Perez, Christine be as big- as Frank Sinatra was 4—You Don't Sayl—<3amej t:15 STARTS ELVIS PRESIEY i 5-Cortoons-Chlf-Fraull1n— KEANSBURG - The Northern 4-Whot'i This 5ona?~Gome which I understand will be on TV Dono Wynter—1 hr, 55 mln. Monmouth Catholic Young Adult 10:SO o_Mlke Douglas-Variety. 9~Form Reporl in the Fall? I remember seeing 11-Beachcombtr Bill Club will have a reunion dinner 10:51 13—En Francois— Lessonj 8 the original film starring Debbie dance at Buck Smith's Res- t—News—Edwin Newman tuarant, here, Sunday, July 25, 9—News and Weather Reynolds and one with Sandra 11—Three Stooges—Comedy 11:00 ACADEMY Dee. Are either of these two ac 13—Once Upon A Day Invitations are being sent to I—Andy Grl'tlhmed tresses being considered for the EVENING) ' all former moderators and presr J—Concentration— Game 1—S'skers—Med'dne including partz—J. C, Mount Vernon, Ind dents. Other past officers and 11—Cartoons—Child-en 4—News—MocNell, Pressman former members also will be con 1V05 Answer — This season's "Kar 5-Mickey Mouse Club 7—News—Bill Owen 11—Newt—Kevin Kennedy tacted. ll:» KIKIKKflEftUI en" (Debbie Watson) will become 13—Whaft New-Children , Reservations may be made by 5—Metropollton Memo "Tammy," next season. The Miss 11:25 11-Local News-John Tlllmon Reynolds and Dee are much contacting Tony Bucco, South 5-News 11:30 7—Weaker—Ken Rabat Peak St., Highlands. too big in films to get tied up 7—McCoys-Comedy KIM NOVAK 'Com 11-Wealfter-VIWan Porror with a weekly TV series at the <—Jeopardy-Game 5-Hall of Fun-Fred Holt ^News—Robert Trout from present time. Meeting on County 7—Price Is Rloht—Gome S—Astn>boy—Cartoon »—Tell Mo, Dr. Brothers Wnrner 7—Local News—Von Sickle H-Cnrol Corbelt-Chlldren Broi. Question — I was a.big fan of 9—Trolls West— Drama Beautification Set 11—Superman—Adventure he TV series "Wide Country" a 13-Eleclronlcs at Wnrk FREEHOLD — Beautification I'partlcularly liked Andrew Prine i.ti of the county landscape, • includ- 7—News—Peler Jennings RESERVED SKATS AVAILABLE who played the younger brother CSS ing roadside property and lands or the show. Was he a child ac 2—Edlforlol—Wlchccl KMHIIO in county and state parks, will FOR ALL PERFORMANCES tor on TV and did he play the 7:H Wath For The J-Nevn-Wolter Cronkite be the topic of a meeting called • 24 MO W0M SttVKE It Ull THUTTO « lead In the series "Flicka"?—M. 4— News—Huntley, Brlnklty for June 29 by the county Shade IVININOS AT 8:30 P. M. R., Holly Springs, Miss, 5—Soupy Sales—Variety Tree Commission. MAT. WED. SAT. SUN. 2:30 J-^Pa«soort 7-Oocumentory Opening of SALES REPRESENTATIVE — Answer — Andrew Prine start tl-Huckleberry Hound The meeting will start at 8 p.m. PLAZA 13—Spectrum—Science > Airport Plaza WiHiamC. Murphy, Jr., 2104 ed acting a number of years ago . 7:M and will be held in the District but he was never a TV child J-To Tell the Truth-Panel Court room in the Hall of Rf. 34, Hoaltt - HOW SHOWING — Middletown's Parkview Terr.; Spring Lake 4-Karen—Comedy 244-4434 star. Johnny Washburn was the 5—Enslon OToole—Comedy Records, David C. Shaw, super- THE YEAR'S BIGGEST THRILLER I Heights, has been, nsmed a young star of the "Flicka" se 7—Voyage—Adventure intendent, announced. 9-Fllm-n» Ladv From Clteyenne— New sain representative in Jersey ries. Lormelti Youno-*0 mln. Invitations will be directed to (For an answer to your ques ll-Hollvwood a Go Go members of municipal shade tree Central Power and Light IJ-Book Beat—lnt»r«lew tion about any TV program or commissions, local park and Deluxe Theatre Company's Bay Division with actor, write to Steven H. Scheu 2—I've Got A 5~-r-t—Panel recreation commissions, and 4—Mon from U N.C.L.E. headquarters in Union Beach er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of 5-Fast Sld-/We«t S'de municipal engineers. Mr. Murphy formerly was The Daily Register.) l3-News-4*iry Gllson 1:10 Colorado's Trail Ridge Road, a cadet salts representa- 13-Muslc Interlude THE TOWN 882,000 IN FIRST YEAR 1:10 12,183 feet high, is the nation's ^-Anlly Grlfflth-Comedy highest continuous highway. tive in tfie division which NEW YORK (AP) - The State 7—No Time tor Seroeonls II—floneymooners—Comedy •• ROUTE 35 at covers from, the Raritan Theater at Lincoln Center reg- PLUS CO-HIT — istered 882,009 total attendance 11—Museum Open House River to the Navetink River f:M ATLANTIC FREEHOLD RORYCALHOUN during its ftrst year of operation. 5-Luclll» Boll-Comedy PALMER AYE. THEATRE 462-DMO and west to the New Bruns- The $20 million, 2,729-seat 4-Andy Wlllloms—Variety _ HOW — 5—77 Sunset Slrlp—Mystery Allnnllo llmlilanits—T> I. 'Jilt-flllH "YOUNG FURY" wick *rea. Mr. MurpJty is house played 390 performances of 7—Wendy and Mr—Comedy KIM NOVAK |n dance companies and revivals of ?-DTOfti Valley Days NOW THRU TUESDAY married to the former Miss 11—Dick Powell—Drama "The Amorous Adventures of MoH Flanders" Broadway hit musicals. 13— Baldwin vi. Bu^k'ey Joan Gough of Point Pleasant MO r ?—Danny Thomos SUMMER VACATION KIDDIE SERIES Beach, They have,four tons, Japan's Ainu, descendants of 7— R'II ft-Q^hv—Comedy Robert Carroll" the original inhabitants, are ^-Fllm-Ttw Saint In London EVERY WEDNESDAY 2:00 P.M. Billy, 8; Mark, 6; Gregory, 2 Ceone So-d— "1 mln. Mrtchum Baker Neptune City fast disappearing. The men : kTHCnUWRSSSFttOOUCTEN 774-6372 STARTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 and Frank J'/i. *nd ,»wo sport foot-Jong beards, the 2-CO5 News Sncclol 4-.tltred Hitchcock daughters, Diane, 7, and women wear tattoos of black 5—E"»plonace—Dromfl "DR. NO" and "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" handle-far mustaches on their 7—Ben Catey—Droma 0 JIAN CONNIRY a* JAMKJOND 10 BIG SHOWS $1.00 Joan, 4. . .,". ..-...' Kps. II—Sllenls Pltaie—MJVIM 1)-Niwt-Rot»rt Pofts •••••••••••••••••• TICKETS NOW ON SAU AT CARLTON POGO By WAIT KELLY THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, June 14, 1965-15 DAILY CROSSWORD Rabbi to Lead ACBOSS 2L Thick. LAittw Chin* a.tazia mmthwyl Judaic Talks Association £«•. MATAfWAK TOWNSHIP - A U-Indtaa ratdenU | five-aewion series of 4ntorm«l coin S.Min'1 23.Tbrougb To Meet UNowtltt 2*. Bitter dnt« on Judaic iubjecU led by Zola. &Qmfoaes Rabbi Morris L, Rubhartein, UAnrsraien: 7.Accumulate spritual leader of Temple Beth At College of belief 8. Part of 30. Viper 11. High ' 31. Earn Ahm, will welcome the families WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- window barriers frame 32. HHcc- of the Bayshore Area end Madi- mouth College will play host to 15. Female 36. Hastens 9. He: Latin trical son Township. about 100 members of 'the Mid- fowl 10. Tax units: abbr. 37. Actor dle Atlantic Placement Associa^ 16. Passage- 16. Beverage 33. Broth Devlne The Temple, a Conservative tion today through Friday when ways 18. Court 31. Moon 39. Warp-yarn congregation affliated wWi the the association will hold its an- 17. Lives 19. Outflow goddess: 40. Sticky United Synagogue of America, 20. Deceived: nual in-service training program 20. Perched Ram. substance held its first session Sun- El. ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE on the campus. day evening at 8:30 at the First 22. Cockney'a 1 2. 4> b 1 6 Charles W.^Ritscher, director desire Aid building. Church St. FLORBIE/I JWENiMET „ , of placement at the college and 25. Reserved Is li A full Hebrew school program 1 the college's representative to and cool and United Synagogue Youth for YK SINCE WEUSEDtfioIf SAY YERWOUlMfl MARRY j the placement group, announced 28. Kind of 14 1 a teenagers are provided. AjijiHca- M TOGETHER.'r^lvTHEBeSTAW N plans for the program. duck tions for general membership He said J. DenHis Ryan of the 28. Norse god IS 29. Pantries and enrollment in the religious Carnegie Institute of Technology, school are now being accepted. president ol the association, will 31. Rumples "T 16 19 32. Not awake preside. % The temple's membership has 35. Wild sheep: 20 21 24 Themes of the conference ses- b Increased this year to 170 famil- Tibet ies and it has recently approved sions will be "The Student and 38. Lament for as Va il His Career Choice," "The Stu- the dead the architectural firm of Karel dent Three Years Later," "The 39. Once more 40 B. Phillipp, Union and Perth Employer Evaluates the College 41. Language j^ Amboy, to prepare plans for the Recruit," and "Organization and of ancient sanctuary, assembly hall and Development Series." Cartilage ^ school. The New York firm of 42.Skeletally S4- H ^ '// * Stlag and Company, fund raising supported and public relations cousselloTs W *) C Freshet 5b ! il Domineer- will direct the building fund cam- MICKEY MOUSE By I DISNEY, ing 44 42 paign which will begin July 13. SOWN Membership forms may be ob- 4^ 44 1. Bow tained from the chairman, Mn. 2. Entice k Morton 3. Wall, 43 Cambridge Dr. Religious school applications are obtainable from Bernard Kennedy Seen New Klein, 89 Idolstone La. IS. Y. Demo Leader 2 Engineers By WILLIAM HENDERSON for John F, Kennedy, he came Finish Course NEW YORK - When Mayor here, fought with the stata com- FORT MONMOU0H-T*o Mid- Robert Ferdinand Wagner said mittee and later forced out Ml' dletown engineers of th« Procure- ha would not seek re-election he chael Prendergajt as stata chair ment and Production Directorate, also relinquished control of the mart and Carmine De Saplo as Army Electronics Command, state Democratic party to an- Tammany Hall chairman. have completed a threoweek other famous name — Kennedy. Although young, he is a shrewd course in defense advanced pro- By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, and tough politician. At the end curement management at Fort STEVE ROPER CD-NY) brother of the slain pres- of this year lie will have to Lee, Va. dent, is the new man who will start building up a candidate to /THERE'S A FEDERAL OFFICER control the destinies of the Demo- They are Donald C, Hays, a / WAITIMS TD TALK TO VtKJ W0/- run against Republican Gov. Nel- crats in this city and state. group leader in the Drones and V BUT DONT SWIMS OM HIM/-THS Brother Cecilian Jude son A. Rockefeller. OVIRTAKSU ^ 1 AGENT IS WR REAL/ In the short space of 10 months, Kennedy didn't fare well In Sensors Branch, and Carl W. BllZZW Sen. Kennedy has climbed to the 1962 when he picked Robert Moody, a commodity team leader THFMIMLB 20 Students Volunteer in the aerial group, both in the OF A leadership of his party in New Morgenthau, U.S. attorney in the In Project Headstart York. Last September he re- soutehrn district, N.Y., to make Radar and Combat Surveillance Division at Coles Area. LINOROFT — • Twenty boys signed his post as U.S. attorney the race against Rocky. It wa: from Christian Brothers Acad general to run tor the Senate. figured Morgenthau would poll a emy here have volunteered their He ebat incumbent Republican huge Jewish votes. He took a bad One Cat, 79 Dogt services in Project Headstart thi. Kenneth Keating by an over- beating on election day. summer. whelming majority. His First Test Given Inoculation* The students will serve as aides Other Accomplishments The 38-year-old Kennedy faces MARLBORO - One cat joined BREAK ITUP/-9UT Then Kennedy helped end the 79 dogs in the township animal rvE BEEN SICK/ in the pre-school classes being his first test as party boss when conducted for culturally deprived squabble over naming of a state he has to name a candidate to line-up—for Innoculations against youngsters in 15 county munici- Assembly, majority leader which face the Republicans' new rabies. split the Democratic organiza palities. ( glamor boy, John V. Lindsay, The township board of health Brother Cecilian Jude will co- tion down the middle. aged 38. is operating the rabies clinic, and NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW ordinate the program at CBA. He also straightened out the Sen. Kennedy said last night will repeat last Saturday's ac- muddle in the Democratic state the fate of the party in New tivity next Saturday, June 19, committee when Mayor Wagner York depends "on how well we from ,10 a.m. until noon, at NOT A BIT OF OIL tried to give Chairman Bil do in selecting a candidate for the Morganville volunteer fire MY MOTOR'S mum SQUIRT SOME Freehold ON THE PIP-STICK/ MoKeen the heave-ho. the mayoralty." company on Tennertt Rd. FUNW NOISES. MW66 ON IT/ John Haraz, son o( Mr. and What amazed Wagner's aides Mrs. Robert Haraz, Ann St., was during these manipulations by the guest of honor at an out- Kennedy is that he sat back end door barbecue last week after made no effort to block Kennedy confirmation services at St. Rose from moving in, although the two Bridge Column of Lima Catholic Church. At- men were never warm friends. tending were his sister, Mane, Leaders can realize now the Little Red Riding Hood-"wbuld Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Provost mayor's reluctant attitude in have made a good bridge player and daughter, Linda, Mr. and these matters. He let Kennedy She didn't make a futile dash for Mrs. Larry Willis and children, play a big role in running the the door when she found a wolf The Hand Karen and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. party machinery. in her grandmother's bed. She Alan Day and children, Alan and sweet-talked (he wolf until she South dealer Wagner's announcement about Both sides vulnerable Lorraine, Paul Pletnick, John not running again opens the door could make her escape. The same NORTH Sporn, Desmond Slade. for a bitter September primary technique can be applied to 4Q1054 over the nomination of a candi- many bridge hands. V Q9S4 Forty members and guests ot date to battle GOP candidate O 1084 SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST The non-reader of fairy tales 4> 95 MARY WORTH the Monmouth Court House John V. Lindsay, a tall, blond would find himself inside the WIST EAST TODKft PAPER HA>7u«L"™i;WETO Chapter, Daughters of the Amer- and handsome man. 1 TOBED'~I I KWE PEOPLE AROUND wolf's belly at the end of today • A982 «7<3 ican Revolution, motored last Wagner, as a lane duck mayor, EKIN SHANNONS IN THESE FEW WW.rVE ' WHENMREANNG!- hand. He would win the first trick IWftNn01CN0W such a fight by naming a com- two rounds of trumps and then phy's, New York. Mrs. Fred Reid, promise candidate. In steps Sen. SOUTH etna-sur tTBEmM VMX.MEHOM£,IF lead the king of spades. 4 KI VOUDUKE! Old Bridge, was chairman of Kennedy again. It will be up Nono&uy West takes the ace of spades VAKJ106J EXTRA one INRDTtA arrangements. to him to choose the candidate and sees his prey escaping. The O 172 RON* «RiB0RlOAl from "behind the scenes," * AQ HSrOfc/TWOVEAKS only hope is to take three dia- IHTOWEW- Mrs. Paul Saunders, 90 Broad though the Democratic chairmen Sorth Wed North Imt AGO, M« SHANNON! mond tricks at once, so West St., spent the weekend in in the five boroughs officially 1 '•• 21 to Ftb. 19 -skill, N.Y. presentations of the summer Lao. July 22 to Aug. 21 If your intentions are dear, It'l wise to sidestep financial there will be no-cause for mis*r ieason' by the playhouse, will dealings with your relaftwes, nnderstandinfs. Mr. and Mrs. William Karol be "The Little Hut." Tickets for Vlfs.o. Aug. 22 fa Sap,. 22 Fab. 20 to March 20 and children, Robert and Marsha, the benefit performance may be ResourcefulnesResouree_uuoms pays off ffa There's not much on Ike am. cash and OTspliirats. Ycatcher Gene Oliver—Jn a series Act and October House Farm's tain accounted for the Select last Gonzalez had their chat for finished at 2S2, along with Randy my time. This was a lot of weight of ejections during the fourth In- Penny Sale. what the Philadelphia- manager Glover, Billy Maxwell and Gor- for this horse to carry (127) ove ning as the Cardinals pushed termed failure "to execute four don Jones. ' . By IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS this distance of ground, but hi across seven unearned runs. plays much less than his capa PGA champion Bobby Nichols ran very kindly." Tim McCarver and' Dick National League Baltimore 5, Boston 4 bilities.' and Bruce Cramptcn, the pnlyvw Mrs. John Flock, wife of a dl Groat each singled home two Skowron Handcuffs W. L. Pet. G.B. Kansas City, 7, Cleveland 0 'He was Tight," admitted triple winner of the tour, posted™ •ector of Monmouth Park, pre- runs during the uprising as the Los Angeles 38 22 .633 - Los Angeles 13, New York 3 sented a sterling silver cup to Gonzalez. "It was my fault. I Cardinals ended a four-game Milwaukee . 31 22 .585 3J4 Sunday's Results out now ahd do my Philadelphia construction mag- ust go losing skid. :inclnnati ... 31 25 -' .554 5 New York 3, Los Angeles D Washington, 2-1 nate John McShain, owner of Tur- lest." Rookie catcher Chris Krug 9 San Fran. .. 31 26 .544 6>4 Detroit 5, Minnesota 4 He did It right away, leading bo Jet 2d. Trainer Bonsai and and Ron Santo each hammered Rumson Boys With Dick Tracy cruising at does he'd like to help the White •ittsburgh _ 29 27 .518 7 Chicago 2, Washington 1 off the first with B homer, tack- Grant also participated la the three-run homers while Billy full speed, Chicago's gangbust- Sox win the pennant. Right now Phila'phla ._. 28 28 .500 8 Baltimore 1, Boston 0 1 ing on the ether two hits and winner ! circle ceremonies. Williams connected for a aolo ers stand a fighting chance of he's hitting .289 and lead* the St. Louis __ 27 30 .474 3ft Kansas City 8-2, Cleveland raiting his average to .298 while Job In the Cubs' first-game vic- Baseball Loop breaking the monopoly in the team in runs batted In with 30 Houston _... 28 34 .433 12 4-5, 2nd game called in 7th, rain rovidlng the only support Chris tory. American League. and home runs with seven. hlcago 24 32 .429 12 Today's Games Short needed In subduing the The Reds came back to take Panthers Tracy, as Bill Skowron is In other AL games, Detroit Hew York .... 20 39 .339 IV/J Baltimore at Boston, N Track Astros on five hits. the nightcap behind the hitting Tigers known because of his winter edged Minnesota 5-4, New York Saturday's Results New York at Cleveland, N The Los Angelei Dodgers, Eaglet Los Angeles 5, New york 0 of Frank Robinson, who drove occupation, handcuffed the blanked Los Angeles 3-0, Balti- Only games scheduled meanwhile, stretched their Na- Terriers Philadelphia S, Houston 4 Results in three runs with a double and Washington Senators 2-1 Sunday more nipped Boston 1-0 and Tuesday's Games tional League lead to 3<4 games Wildcats and steered the White Sox to San Francisco 4Pittsburgh 0 IST-clmg! 3 yr«; « f i ofl 9:05. single In support of Joey Jay's Kansas City defeated Cleveland Los Angeles at Kansas City, Rapid XMPOnM' (Bt'kl) 19.00 6.50 i.SO over Milwaukee, defeating the Bulldogs - Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 Daves Joy (Boulrnetll) 5.80 4.J0 five-hit pitching. within oneihailf game of first- •4 before losing 5-2. New York Mets 5-2 and 4-3 while place Minnesota. Milwaukee 4, St. Louis I Minnesota at Chicago, N Bdlairlo (Pearl) 3.»0 Vern Law pitched a three-hit Skowron's game-winning tri- T.-lmtS- Alio—Fair Risk. Rudy Rul- the Braves split, beating St. ter for the Pirates, winning his Skowron tied the game with a Sunday's Results ^Boston at Detroit, N lari. Hit F»it, Du Speedtter, Tno Old Elites 14, Bulldogs 1 ple off Pete Richert followed Look, Forced Bid, Opera Charllt. Louis 4-2 before getting wal- fifth straight, and scored the home run in the seventh inning, Floyd Robinson's Veadoff dou- Los Angeles 5-4, New York Washington at Cleveland, N 2I>— clmg;4-up 6 f; off 2:38. loped 12-2 in a wild, rhubarb- Panthers 5, Terrier* 4 then tripled across the winning i-S • - Baltimore at New York, N Flr«t Minister (QranO _.4.40 S.M 2.SC winning run on Bill Virdon's Tlgtn 10, Wildcats 8 ble. The first baseman's home Royal Therm (Kmiaa) __ 14.K) *«O punctuated second game. - seventh-inning triple after col- run in the ninth. run offset Don Lock's second- Chicago 9-0, Cincinnati 7-7 A»h Blua. lOdmra) _—... ' 3.BQ 1 Tigers 7,.Eig1es 4 Milwaukee 4-2, St. Louis 2-12 • T.-1H2.. AhS-OM WhlteJi SaOay , tlfe Chicago Cubs lffiflh^rfSSgie. Willie McCovey Wildcats 7, Terriers 4 The 34-year-old first baseman inning homer and ended Ri Dlitlnct, Wild Fortuni. rapped Cincinnati 9-7 before the Is in his first full season with Philadelphia 5, Houston 0 (Dally Double 0-1 Fald S34.8O) hit his 13th homer, for the lone Panthers t, Bulldogs 5 chert's string of 19 scoreless Griffith vs. Pace 3D—elmj; 2 yn; i\i t; oft 3:05. Reds took the nightcap 7-0 and Giant run. the White Sox, having helped innings. Pittsburgh 2, San Francisco 1 Peter B-Oocd (Qrlmm) 5.80 4.20 3.20 Terriers 7, Bulldogs 0 them to within one game of pre- Today's Games Aereal Spin (PltKf) 6.40 4.20 Tigers I, Panthers 2 Hank Agulrre posted his sev- Flame. Tokay (RlVert) ... 5.00 venting the New York Yankees New York at Cincinnati, N T.-i:07%. Alio - Mr. Aii, Dromon, Wildcats 1J, Eagles S enth victory against two defeats In Non-title Bout from capturing their fifth Pittsburgh at St. Louis, N L«nira, WOodaie, War Copper, Tool Barbara Friedrich, Taylor Lead Eagles 9, Terriers 5 although he needed ninth-inning Associated Press straight pennant last year. Chicago at Houston, N 4TH-Clmi; 4-up: 1A; m.; off 3:3«. Panthers 6, Wildcats 5 relief aid from Mickey Lolioh. Hobo Quien (Gultlntl) 20.20 1.20 8.1X1 After the grueling AL fight, Only games scheduled Emtle Griffith's world welter- Orump (Hernandez) 0.80 4.4( Tigers 3, Bulldogs ! Before he departed, though, Tuesday's Games weight title will not be at stake Qlenwood (Pearl) _... 5.K Local Junior Olympians to Title Skowron and teammate Pete T.-1:47'A. Alic—CJiIck Lani, Whin Agulrre singled across the even- New York at Cincinnati, N tonight when the fast-punching Ward went in lor another kind Hunter, Crater Ridge, Gain A Mend, SOUND BROOK - Barbara Pat Rich of Rumson-F«h- Ha tual deciding run In the seventh. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, N New Yorker meets Eddie Pace of Toano Mill. WORLD'S LARGEST of prevention. They joined a 5TH—Cimi; 4-up: 11; off COS. Friedrich of Manasquan High ven Regional added to the Red Bob Allison's two-run homer in Pittsburgh at St. Louis, N Los Angeles in a 10-round bout Crack Back (B'lmell) ...6,80 3,40 III Chicago area detective agency. School and Red Bank High's Bob Bank team's point total by Automatic Transmission the Minnesota eighth made i Chicago at Houston, N at Honolulu. Oaona (Orant) J.4O 381 Their primary assignment "nedy Admiral (Uy'ma) 3.K Taylor led Red Bank Junior placing second in the running close. San Francisco at Los Angeles, Two non-American champions, T.-l:ll Alio — Air Spin, Ten Win Specialists was selling the company's pa Pedro Ramos rescued Whltey Sonny Btar, Golden Qraln. Olympic competitors to the state broad Jump and third in the 220- trol service, but at times they N however, will risk their crowns «TH-Alw; 4-uc; « f; nr( 4:38. Ford in the ninth inning and senior division (16-16) champion- yard dash, also'went on patrol duty, cruis- before the week is out. Chlcot (Orlmm) 3.40 3.80 J,4C saved the Yankees' victory. Terminator (Orant) 3.20 S.OC ship here Saturday, Another third for Red Bank ing around In * car complete American League Sandro Mazzinghl of Italy, the Second Breakfait (Ch'en) 3.4( Ford, now 6-6, permitted only T.-l:10H. AUo — Tuzana, Tlm« Hip The championship team, made was turned In by, George Dui with two-way radio hookup and V. L. Pet. G.B world junior middleweight king one Angel as far as second base Royal Raical, Cycloblond. up of athletes who competed In of Christian Brothers Academy, flashing red light. Minnesota . 34 20 .630 — defends against Nino Benvenut WH-Aiw; 3-up: S f: o« 5:0*. The Yankees scored all of thei Bwoonalong (Brumfleld) 8.00 3.40 7,' the local Junior Olympics at Red Who was the second runner-up in Chicago ..... 34 21 .618 of Italy in a 15-rounder at Milan High Folly (BoulmetU) . B.00 3,1 Skowron plans to return to hi: runs in the fourth inning, two on Bank, totaled 20 points to nose he shot put on a toss of 49 feet, Baltimore ....31 25 .554 4 Friday, Panamanian Ismael La Cndabra (Pearl) - 2.M role of detective, but before he a bases-loaded single by Hecto T.-l:10H. Alio-Lady Karachi, Oolden out runner-up Somervllle by two 8 inches. Cleveland .. 28 24 .538 5 guna puts his world lightwelghl Unatesa, Lovejoy, Loving Heart, Lopez. 8TH—Hdcp; 3-up 1 m: ofr 5:37. points. Newark was third with 13. Mlddletown's points wen Detroit 29 25 .537 5 crown Stu Miller in T.-t:IS'i. Alio—Mltfit Be, King Fine. made It three-for-three by copping 440. Detroit 8, Minnesota 5 cessfully defeated against Jose Juaolmln», Htrihann. W the ninth. With two on and one the 220-yard dash in* 27.7 seconds. In the prep division (14-15), Washington 7, Chicago 1 Stable in New'York. dh-Deai heat for 3d. tulgl's out, Miller got Boston's Tonj (ATT, t4,IM. HAM)I,E Taylor finished second in two Robert Puryear of Long Branch Rumsoa Pharmacy Conlgliaro to hit into a game events, running 10.3 in the 100- was the local standout with Wllson'i ending double play. yard dash and broad Jumping 21 23.9 victory In the 220-yard dash Lily-Tulip The Athletics won the openei Smith is 4th in State A A V Mile feet, 8>/$ inches behind a record and a third in the broad Jump NATIONAL LEAGUE with five runs in the seventh setting 22 feet, l'/J inches by on a leap of 19 feet, 11 inches. W L inning, three on Ken Harrel aiFTON-Artie Smith, Henry winning the Eastern Interscholas Artie Smith's trip to Sacra- Bemie Mitchell of Camden. Cecilia Herrera was third to: Marine Bar ...S 0 son's homer and two on short Hudson Regional High School tics title. mento, Calif., for the Golder Mitchell's Jump Mlddletown's iquad In the prei Op*D I A.M. to S P.M. senior, winner of the Eastern In- division standing broad Jump. Celestial Lodge stop Dick Howser's error. Central Jersey won the men'! West Invitational meet Saturday Mitchell, who also set a new 193 E. Newman Springs W. Red Bank Auto Chuck Hinton's leadoff homer terscholastic championship Satur- team championship in the mee night went out the window with Red Bank's lone placer in thi high Jump standard with a Rod Bank -Call 842 -2I0O Sal's Tavern in the second inning of the day, finished second yesterday in as expected, rolling up 70 point! Saturday's race at the Eastern effort, and Miss Friedrich were division was Susan RUey of Fan- LAST WEEK'S RESULTS nightcap sparked a four-run the mile event at the 35th annual for its 14th straight title. Th Interscholastlc at Randalls Is- named the outstanding perform- Haven, second in the standing 80f Rgllroid AVMM* Red Bank Auto 15, Sal's Tavern 5 Cleveland rally, helping Lee New Jersey AAU track and field Seth Weekly Track Club of Unio land, N. Y. ers in the meet. Mitchell's 6-6 broad Jump. Aibury fort-Coll 774-MOO championships at Clifton High Marine Bar 7, Celestial Lodge 5 Stange pick up his first victory was a distant second with With only a handful of Nev In the high Jump broke the 1962 School. Lulgi's S, Wilson's 2 of the season. Rain cut the sec points. York standouts on hand, Smltl record of 6-2'/8 set by Ed Mulvi Rumsoo Pharmacy 5, lily-Tulip 2 ond game to 6J4 innings. Seton Hall star Herb Germann In the women's events, Bar needed only a 4:21.1 effort ti hill of Fair Haven, a present Get away from it all! was the victor In 4:26.6 with his bara Friedrlch of Manasquai capture a coveted Eastern gol< Manhattan College star, brother George a close runner-up. High School was the top per medal, A second record-setter for the Third was Dan Vasey of New former, winning three events an< The Henry Hudson ace needec Red Bank squad was Ann Florio Brunswick. Smith's time was setting a new state record in thi a time down in the 4:14 range tc of Red Bank High, who tossed process. Miss Friedrich erasei Get an HFC qualify for the big meet in Cali- the softball 206 feet to better the Smith also ran a leg on the the old high jump standard wit! fornia that will have Wichita 1984 record (170-4) by over 35 Central Jersey Track Club's third a leap of 5 feet, 1 Inches am Traveloan Kans., ace Jim Ryun In the feet. place mile relay team. also won the Javelin (107-8; field. Take that well-earned vacation— WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS SELECT HANDICAP Seton Hall's Germann brothers against the wind end the 220 Wed., June 16 were the standouts in the men's yard dash (26.7). Only eight entrants are ac- it's important for your family's ivents. Besides running 1-2 In the Ann Florio, Red Bank High cepted for each event in the Ashe Rated Best health and well-being. An HFC REGRET HANDICAP mile, the duo also took the first student, placed second in both meet and the final accepted tlmi Traveloan is a sensible way to Sat., June 19 two places in the 880-yard run the shot put and discus events. for the mile run was 4:13.8. piy tot all the things you need In Net Tourney to nuke your vacation a success: vith George the winner in 1:54 Ross Dennis, Monmouth Col Slow Pace ind Herb a tight second. lege, was runner-up in the two transportation, lodging, clothing, A slow pace killed an oul LOS ANGELES (Afj-UCU's Walker Beats Moon mile walk. equipment. When you standing time in Saturday's race Arthur Ashe, the nation's third- Bill Walker, a high school ju- Dr. George A. Sheehan, Jr., return, relaxed and re* MONTHtY PAYMINT 1tANI Not a take charga runner, Smith ranked amateur, is the top-seeded lior, pulled ihe biggest surprise of Rumson, placed sixth in the six- freshed, you can repay TtttM U it K' was content to sit back amonj player for the National Collegi- POWft tunrmts he day when he upset John Moon mile run. the top five runners at the firs ata Athletic Association Tennis conveniently. Ask about 1 of Linden in the 220-yard dash. $100 $6.97 1$ 9.75 mil The Indian Track Club of Monl quarter went in 82.3, the 88" Championships, opening today, your Traveloan today at 18,93 19,50 The Englewood High flash nipped 3M clair was a narrow victor in the 2:11 and the three-quarter mil Trinity's Cliff Buchholz and HFC. 3M 516.77 20.90 29.25 54,46 Moon, a U.S. Olympian, in 21.5 women's team race, nosing oul in 3:19. Butch Newman are seeded No. 1 4M 21.54 27.47 38.39 7114 seconds. Saturday, Walker clocked Central Jersey by three points, in the doubles. 6M 26.77 33.69 47.62 Steve Gentry of State College, 20.9 seconds around a turn in 34-31. Other singles seeds: 2, Mike ftakitoutemUtMa ma Pa., runner of a 4:12 mile, an ImUft cterti it 2H* pm ataslfaM- Bclkin, Miami; 3, Ian Crooken- faunae* on loans RESORT OF RACING Philadelphia's top runner, Ton den, UCLA; 4, Dave Reed •IITOUPMtM Donnelly, were lilted on the pro- OCWffOBT, fU UOLA; 5, Newman, Trinity; B gram.but neither showed for th< ia*»fnwS*rfMStftwY.,EiRtt)5 COMPUTER, Dave Sanderlin, UCLA; 7, Jim race. outdoor and indoor dining terraces Osborne, Utah; 8, Bruchholz, HOUSEHOLD Fl FARM V TIKES Besides Smith, John Shirk o Trinity; 9, Jerry Cromwell, cafeteria and dining area Shore Regional and CBA's Bl Southern California; 10, Andy on grandstand lower level, Scrobogna were medal winners, Lloyd, Trinity; 11, Bob Brien, MfONTOWN completely air-conditioned SERVICE Shirk was fifth in the shot put oi Mississippi State; 12, Dave Pow^ Rl. 35, Monmouth Shopping Confer a toss of 34 feet, 10 inches am Frank Porter's er, Indiana. Phono: Liberty 2-1340 Grandstand $2 • ClttbhouM S4 4 Scrobogna tied for third in th In the doubles: 2, Ashe-Crook- MIDPUTOWN Ui Includld high jump by clearing six feet. enden, UOLA; 3, Reed-p. _ 15-1 Club and the Fair Haven Saiiin; next Saturday with the finals be- ae Twlnsey Brumfleld 114 5. Mister Snow Man SeUers 116 8-1 Pollingford Pollingford .LongBranch _ 8-1 Club. ing contested the following week- umaon-FH 0 2 ae Verlero Grimm 114 8-1 6. Agadden Chambers 119 10-1 Macabar Hasty C. . Macabar end. ______ae Tomber Culmone 114 10-1 7. aJohnsal Culmone 115 4-1 Bailon Penn State leads West Virginia ae Florldafair Boulemetls 114 3-1 8. CCStreet NB IIS 15-1 Reeder Pulls their football series, 22 to 7, 9. King Libra Brumfield lit 8-1 EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES LairfWin7Walk wo Rimes ended in ties. TWrd Race-43500, 2 y.o., fillies Mdn, 5}4 furlongs 10. Ben . Brooks US 5-2 CHICAGO (AP)-Ronald Laird, 1. Tennessee Iris Boulmelis 117 4-1 ae Charlie Mark Grimm 112 4-1 Tennis Upset Amaloft, Road Show, Bonnie Rullah, Grey Dust , holder of 23 United States records I WWHtfUL HUNGER CLEARS 2. Langoustine Sellers 117 6-1 ae Soda Stream Boulmetis lit 3-1 Far Flying, Twinsey, Verlero, Tomber for race walking, covered a mile 3. On Wing Kassen 117 20-1 WANAMASSA-Joe Reeder it Chance Encounter, Nesa course yesterday in 6:46.6 and Eighth Race-$5000, 4 y.o. & up.F&M, aliw., 6 f. feated third-seeded Richard Nico 4. Chance Encounter NB 117 15-1 Mischief Boy finished about 17 seconds ahead CUK&DTOILETS 1. Get A Lot Stovall 121 20-1 letti to highlight play in the 5. Intrical Culmone 117 10-1 Rose's Needle, Deep Clover, Cake Box, Woodway of Art Mark of the U. S. Military ina0l 2. Lunik 2nd NB IIS 20-1 Ocean Township Recreation De- Academy at West Point. 6. Foxlness McCurdy 117 15-1 Rochamar 7. Never In Paris Pattenon 117 5-1 S. Colonla Grant 121 5-1 partment tennis tournament over .Lee.Blaks ol the University of 8. Early Verdict Grimm 117 8-1 4. Egg Money SeUers 112 15-1 the weekend. 7. Charlie Marie, Soda Stream Chicago Track Club was third In 9. Nasa " Sellers 112 4-1 5. Who But Me McCurdy 121 7-2 Reeder, the ace of Monmoutt 8. Vitamin Shot, Mighty Happy( Is Ours 19. Hello Yankee Pearl 117 20-1 I. Sabemar Brumfield 118 8-1 (Regional High School's squad, 9. Fly Way, Silver Leopard, Better Ending, Legality, Peboona, o. ll. Hot Gossip Brooki 117 15-1 7. FlamtaHat NB 118 10-1 gained the quarter-finals by win Eyes Right, Shavltt Laird represented the New II Johns Nel NB, 117 15-1 8. Vitamin Shot Grimm 11$ 3-1 nirfg, 64, •«, 7-5, over Nicolettl. WEATHER - Clear TRACK-Fast York AthJetlo Club, although he ae BrowaDia Rivera 117 29-1 9. Research Pearl •107 C-l Reeder is unseeded in the tou lives in Pomona, Calif. aa What's It Worth SeUers 117 8-1 10. Barbados Patterson 121 (-1 nament. 11. Lyrico Boulmetis 112 20-1 In doubles play, Nicolettl anc Fourth Race-Purse $3000, S y.o., Clg.,I furlongs 12. Doran Darcy Corcoran 112 20-1 Lynn Abbot, the No. 1 ranked Don't let "car trouble" 1. Snow Devil Monacelll 113 10-1 ae Mighty Happy Chambers 112 duo, eliminated Reeder and Jerrj 2. aPoor Tom B NB IK 5-1 ae Is Ours Culmone 118 Jirelle,. 6-3, H spoil your In another match, second- /} 3. xGay Saint Fitzgerald 111 8-1 Ninth Race-$J500, 4 y.o. & up, Clg., 1A m., Turf vacation 4. Roman Quest McCurdy 111 10-1 seeded Jerry Eisenstad gained 1. Hasty C. NB 109 15-1 5. Crusaders Gal Daly 108 20-1 the quarter-final round by win- 2. Ballon NB lit 15-1 'VACATION TIME" 6. xBayard Park Pierce 113 8-1 ning over Dick Lees, 6-2, 6-d. IKVHtAOAIM that sitk toting 3. Polliagfold Brocklebank "111 5-2 whM yogr toil** oviiflowi SUMMARIES 7. Hobbsland NB 108 20-1 4. aMacabar NB lit 3-1 Mfn'n Klnclen 8. Star Opera Daly 103 15-1 Tlilr VMtovfav and Vact collected two singles to lead the Snover got the first Middletown Make SHOCK way while Lou DeGeorge's dou- hit when he hit a home run in th ABSORBERS ble drove in two runs. Joh fifth inning for the losers' onlj BATTERIES Any American Bland, Ed Henderson and Bruce marker. Fischbein had the other three A four-run, fifth inning enabled Car FREE hits. Two walks and a hit bats the Belmar Sparks to edge Long man contributed to the uprising. Branch IAMA, 5-4, yesterday. 60-DAY •Mickey Abarbanel hurled hit- Two errors, a fielders choice and TRIAL RIDE less ball for the first four in- three singles accounted for the but ran into control trou markers. £ in the fifth when he gave up Long Branch almost pulled three straight walks, a single to even in the last of the seventh TIRE Pat Day and another walk. An when it tallied its final run. Al it error also helped long Branch McCormick doubled, moved it up score four runs. around on an infield out and tal- ROTATION Flynn, Fischbein Star lied on a sacrifice fly by Vern Paulson. Bob Beaty struck ou Flynn and Fischbein, each with' to end the game. two RQIs, led the way in Red All5 {%€%$ This turns into a Bank's victory over East Bruns Yesterday's Results wick. Flynn drove in a pair of R.B. Tire 16, L.B. IAMA 9 Wheels MM MM Week runs with a triple in the second East Brunswick 14, Middletown 3 while Fischbein doubled home Forsgate 12, Holy Family 4 ; Twbr (h* ley of rhe> Karatana Ghio, and afl fcfnds of two in the fourth. Belmar 5, Manasquan S werdarful things happen. Ralph Mango made his firs Saturday's Results appearance as a pitcher in the for one thing, the motor starts. R.B. Tire 10, East Brunswick 1 TAKE game and went the distance Increases tire >; Forsgate 15, Manasquan 4 Doo't laugh; o lot of other conventional engines might picking up four strikeouts ant Belmar 5, L3. IAMA 4 MONEY MONTHS not. Especially on a miserably cold winter morning. walking two: mileage The reason the Ghio revs right up is because it's got Friday night, Bill Geiger and Friday's Results DOWN one of those air-cooled Volkswagen engines in th» back. Mike Miner fanned a total of 40 Holy Family 8, Forsgate S TO PAY! batters between them in a game Driv« a Ghia for a while, and your gas and oil bills STANDINGS that saw Holy Family down Fors- W Pet. vrftl foil Into that economical Volkswagen tradition. Tires gate, W. Both hurlers recorded R.B. Tire 7 1.000 twill lake you some 40,000 miles, Volkswagen style. 20 strikeouts. Howell Youth . .6 .750 You'll get that remarkable Volkswagen traction. The Geiger, the winning pitcher, is 'orsgate ...... 5 .714 Tfr*$tont De Luxe Champion «a$y availability of Volkswagen parts. The reasonably wed five walks while Miner al- Holy Family —...4 .571 lowed seven. .492 priced Volkswagen service. Belmar Sparks .3 Forsgate Wins Two Manasquan A.C 2 .400 vA NEW TREADS Ditto for everything else Volkswagen. ...2 .288 Forsgate defeated the Mana- ,.B. IAMA RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TOES . : But there is one thing that's a far cry from our bettlfr. ...2 .286 squan Athletic Club, 54, Satur- Ft. Monmouth .. mstd job:the KarmannGhio's beautiful Italian-designed Middletown 2 .286 day, and then gained revenge on .167 9 1 body. Holy Family yesterday when East Brunswick.. L. B. lama (9) It. B. Tire (10) Soyot can itart it up, turn into a little bog,l they took a 12-4 decision. AB R H AB R H Chuck Mason led Forsgate over i'A'eln.lbrl 4 2 1 Flynn.lf and aefeody will know you're undergoing a Sehrman,3b 4 2 1 Mango.lf 3 11 4 JV49* anasquan by driving in three land.lfssp 4 10 0111,sa 8 3 •elomcfpfiosis.Exceptyou. Paulson,2b 4 12 Bland,lb.o 5 0 1 Plus tax land 4 trade-in tires of same size off yourcar. runs, two in the first and one in M'C'ra'k.prf 110 Phillips,c.lb 4 2 0 the second. Al Dustal accounted NewmAn.p "110 M'K'vey3bct J 1 0 fllnsberco 2 0 0 H'deraon.rf 3 11 the other pair when he 10 0 Sanborn.rr 10 0 singled home Mason in the first ey. 10 0 DoOeorBc2b 3 12 ay, cf 4 12 Oruc«,2l) 12 0 Daily and and then scored on Cecil Smith's 'merfl,rt,lf 4 0 1 F'chb'n,c!3b i 1 2 Sat. 'til 6 p.m. :ergen,c,rf 4 0 0 Llppstone.lf 10 1 Open Wed. and Fit Evenings til 9 p.m. iple in the second. Ab'banel.p 2 11 Yesterday against Holy Fam- Rooney.p 2 0 0 !y, a six-run, fourth,inning sent 33 0 7 38 IS 15 ? j. B. lama. .000 010 203— » orsgate to an easy triumph. led Bank Tire 1003 002 olx-16 Palurnbo's triple was the 2B—DeGeorge, Llppntona, 3B—Mango. ig blow among the six hits the B. B. Tin (10) I E, Brunswick (1) AB R H AB R H winners collected in the inning. lynn.cf. Bolg,2b,p 0 0 . First Triumph ;m,3b 4 3 1 Szeheraa.ss 2 0 0 [ango.p 5 1 1 Joel Dob- East Brunswick posted its ini- 'hllllpn.C 2 0 1 rynukUt 3 0 0 'Kelveylb 3 0 1 Forc.rf,2b 2 0 0 ial victory of the season after KchMn.lf 3 0 j.Dob'ikl,3b 3 1 1 where /our dollar buys MILES more ive setbacks when it overpow- ppstone2b 3 2 Butler.lb 0 0 Irucejs 4 1 1 Rlcker.lt 2 0 0 ired Middletown, 14-2, yesterday. lanborn.rf 4 2 1 Ahned.ph 1 0 0 OdenH'er.e 3 0 1 ave Fore led the winner's at- qulgliutta.p 1 STORES tack with triples in the fourth Hdner.rf 3 Maple Ave. at White St. nd seventh frames. He tallied H. Tire 1 2 0 5 2 0 0—10 Red Bank—747-S700 after each one, and also scored last Brunswick 0 10 0OO 0—1 n two other occasions. 2B—Fischbein. 3B—Flynn. 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Pork Middletown averted the shut- NOI1DY ANCHDTTINn MEMORIAL 775-8700 iut when it got its runs in .the I.KMIVE ottom of the seventh on singles Mlddlftown !.B.n» SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. (Top Four Teams) by Gary Snover and Tom Dol- Point! ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO, ger, « walk to Jeff Mottine and •yera and Krajkovlch 1» Shrewsbury Avenur lewman BprlngR Market 17H double by Jerry Budkalew. 'errara Trucking - 18 Ilrirtletown Lanes Pro Bhop JB Middletown was defeated also Hiiti Team 8et-Ftrrar«. Trucking V SHELL AND CROWN SERVICE STATIONS Shrewsbury, New Jersey by Howell Youth on Saturday by 19: High Team Game — Newman Iprinn Kirket «78: Hlflh a«Jiw - 44 count. The victory put ^- ' AnntctUM, John PetUriOD 2M, AVTOS SA1£ TBE DAILY REGISTER IS-Moa&y, June 14, 1965 ANNOUNCIMENTS U0ST* FOUND UMT4F0UKD AUTOMOTIVE

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!| 965 VOLVO Xm»rf«e"l bitfhf WN Impart 4-Or. Sedan, STOP IN TODAY ANO TEST-DRIVE . ft 1963 CADILLAC 1963 CHEVROLET C«iv*r*We. Belg. wfffi FOREIGN USED CARS THE WORLD'S 1100,000 Comlr 500. Wfrite with nwtchtnfl itvterior, wWt* ALC CARRY 1100% GUARANTY red Interior, automatic top. On* owner, Low trantmisiion. V«ry dean mlU«9*> Uke n»w •63 RENAULT '61 RENAULT MILE DURABILITY CHAMPION throughout. throughout. R.I, radio, heater $ i (\Qr Radio, heater, «nd dafrerrtr I UYO and defroster , '63 VOLKSWAGEN $ '61 CARAVELLE & II95 Hardtop 985 ENGLISH MOTORS RUSSELL " '63 RENAULT •61 VOLVO 34 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK f(2) to ehoost from $Qil C $ OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO? R*H, defroster 7*TO •w 895 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK '62 RENAULT •61! VOLKSWAGEN '(3) fo diooM from Station SOOT 741-0910 R*H, d«fit»t«r Wagon 070 Complete Service and Parts Facilities for Foreign Cars! OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M.r SATURDAY TIL 4 P.M. SAYHLE MOTORS Inc. Authoriztd Renault, YoJvo Dialer Rf. 9 and Erruton Rd. PA I -3600 Sayreville ACTION SALE!

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You'll be delighted at the price. A-1 3-WAY GUARANTEED USED CARS '59 Chevrolet 8 Impala 695. '64 Ford F250 1495. Four-door Power Glide %-Ton Pick-up 'el COMET Cusfom 850. •64 Ford 2295. Two-door, MOM Country Squire, COM., Power Steering '60 Chevrolet V8 Impala 950. "64'Mercury 2295. Four-door Hardtop, Power Glldt Commuter Wagon, MOM., Power Steirlng '63 Falcon 1250. '60 Fairlane 550. Corwertlblt Slx-cyllndtr, twMjoor sedan '63 Chevy II Nova 1450. '59 Galaxie 595. Four-door* Automatic, Air Conditioned Convertible, FOM., Power Steering '62 Oldsmobile "88" 1595. '60 Monterey 595. Four-door Hardtop, Hydramotlc, Power Steering Two-door, MOM. ALSO A FINE SELECTION '64 Falcon Convertible 1795. '59 Galaxie 650. FOM- Power Storing Two-door Sedan, FOM., Power Steering OF USED MERCEDES '60 Galaxie 695. '64 Chevrolet "Malibu" 1795. Automatic, power steering, Four-door Hardtop, FOM Hardtop, Slx-cyllndr, Ovtrdrlve I965—220S radio, wtilhi wolli w '61 Cadillac 2195. '61 Fairlane 695. Four-door Hardtop, Air Conditioned Two-door Sdon, FOM. I96I—220SE I960—180 '62 Lincoln-Continental 2795. '61 Galaxie 795. Two-door Sedoit, FOM.i Power Steering' Four-door, Mr Conditioned (2) I960—220S I959—I80 '61 Galaxie 895. '63 Lincoln-Continental 3495. Four-door Hardtop# FOM., power Storing 1965 OLDS MO BILES Four-door, Air Conditioned '61 Monterey 995. REMEMBER . . . ttiinntbutthlngtoai»wM>rc«de« It a fully reconditioned used one. '59 Ford 550. Four-door Hardtop, FOM., Power Steering AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES! Country Sedan, Ovirdrlve '63 Galaxie 1350. '61 Ford 895. Slx-cyllnder, two-door Hardtop Big Trade Allowances * Immediate Delivery Slx-pau«ng(r Country Sedan, FOM., P.S. '63 Custom 1350. '61 Ford 995. Four-door FOM./ Power Steering Country Squirt, FOM., Power Steering '63 Monterey 1750. '62 Falcon 1150. FourOoor MOM., Power Steering, Air Conditioned DON'T WAIT! SEE US Squire, FOM, Power Stierlng '64 Galaxie "500" 1995. CENTRAL JERSEY'S LARGEST '61 Mercury 1195. Two-door Hardtop, FOM. Slxixmenoer Colony Pork MOM., P.S., Air Con. '64 Galaxie "500" XL 2250. TODAY AND SAVE... SAVE! '62 Ford 1150. Four-door Hordtop, Air Conditioned MERCEDES - BENZ DEALER Slx-pouengtr Ounfry Sedon, FOM. '62 Thunderbird 1950. "The Shore's Largest Oldsmobile-Cadillac Dealer" '63 Falcon 1250. Full Powtr Four-door Wogon, FOM. '62 Thunderbird 1950. •62 Ford 1295. Convertible, Full Power Six-passenger Country Squire, FOM.i P.S. '63 Thunderbird 2595. '62 Mercury 1395. Full Power Colony Pork, MOM., Power Steering '64 Thunderbird 2995. Full Power RUSSELL MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER 462.5300 OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC COMPANY HWY. 9 FREEHOLD 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0910 RED BANK MOUNT-ENGLISH (JUST NORTH OF FREEHOLD CIRCLE) Sine* 1104 Monmoutfi MJ Mipl. AY., R»d link 741-t000 AOTW F018ALE AUTOS F01 8ALE AOTW FOR SALE TO" AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FO1SAL2 AUTOS FOR SALE THE DAIIY BEGISTER nsrttop. CABIUM} „,, . IN* IM« aantxnuer r June 14, " H*ot«t- tiW) Wl«0Bi tltM lintm, urt/wfiS I, St* feumeat »iy. 74t-M€T, tnt$tnlu\trt ttAJ ew Uct I*JS CftLfcilU UM TWUMMi - Wt, tM ewtl- wn. AUTO8 KHI SALE 1VM.43*. 1 15 COKVAXJt, Coat*, j,^,, "'"--- '* Uw. Call •"•'^&U ptd t!7M. it llM) CHMmOUlT, J*el Air, wagon, 1X01. t*r ' K)RD OAUXIll — Vm. Uk* cew. AUTOS FOR SALE 0 Uo 1W» ?HUIIHDISRBIR> D — WhttS, all IMI BU1OK CONVIMTBIJC — 89 LOOKING FOR A GREAT ito-cjtlndM iWidata, f"" - «"*• sondttlimer, all pawtr aocesawles ntotit. Power bralus. power atesrlnf, CHEVROLET - i«M. Four-door. JU«e, I emmet ati-iun. Weekftys. eaU aft« B. mam. ptnr windows, radio, heater. Low er, autonmUc trsMmuilon, bodr mll«ac«. In excellent condition. Must btd, good transportation. DM. Bl-Mll sell In one week, tbrvlni, Call 711-1341 1W4 BEL AIR Chevrolet V-«, powtr TRUCKS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ! AUTOS FOR SALE anytime. ^ steering, radio, heater, many extras. USED CAR VALUE? I 201-2512. IMI VOLKEWAOBN VAN - Complete fesf dy with plow. Best o«er. CsJl Mi- duction. »ia numt . perfect condition. J1,69J. 222-1880. 278. 1863 CWCVY 11, Nova [our-dooc sedan 1961 CORVAIR MONZA .- Coupe, auto- 952 FORD Econollns pickup, 12,000 lltW. McCARthy Chevrolet. matic, (1895. McCARthy Chevrolet. Jin. like new. 291-U01. 2911101. 78T-U27. Front 1M3 PORD - XL Convertible. J9O-S. 1S63 CADILLAC — DeVlUe convertible. Four speed. Low mileage. Bxcellen Excfllent condition, Call 747-8187, alter condition. Best o((er. 84S-1687. 5 p.m. MOTORCYCLES Wheel USED 1K1 FORD CONVERTIBLE - V-8, 1857 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON— NDUN ROYAL INTIELD - 1W7, «M autooutla tlttS. McOARthy Chtvrolit. S75. Call alter 7 p.m. c. Excellent condition. CaU CARSI ffll-uoi. 7U.U75. 671-5398. 10M FORD CONVERTIBLE — El«ht 18«0 CHEVROLET BKLA1R - Two- ART BACINO CART — BlceUent con- Drive cylinder stick, radio, 195. After { call door sedan. $695. McCARthy Chevrolet iiion, sttcks, 3!4 h.B. entue. »83. CM 147-1M3. 291-1101. 11-1393. 1963 PLYMOUTH FURY $1695 1963 AUSTIN HEALEY — 3000 deluxe. Four-door hardtop/ automatic tranimlwlon, powtr »teerlng radio* htator. AUTOS FOR SALE Rollup windows, wire wheels, etc. f Prlcnl to sell 11.500 firm. 671MO4 or MOBILE HOMES 7(7-2730. [OUSE TRAILER FOR RENT — 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1995 1960 STATION WAOON—RAMBLER — iholce location. Monmoulh Couatj'. longer, lovelier V-4 convertible/ power steering, automatic tranimlislon. radio, hiater. Full power V-fi. Rood ruimlnB condition, •early. Call 8*2-337^ •'3 looking. Alter 6 p.m. 512-9197. NEED CASH? 991 HICHARDSON MONTCLAIR-dOx FIND IT NOW AT Wi can arrongs to re-flnance your 1961 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD - 45' awnlnt and a 5x7 steel shed In- livelier... present car ond lower your monthly Wagon. S795 Call HcCARlhy Chevrolet. ludtd Desperate, p.800. Ready to «! 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1895;! payments. 291-1101 i»ve In. Call 291-35W. just $1983 i Sport loupe, automatic transmission, radio, hsotsr powtr staring i VOLKSWAOEN — 1063. Oray. J905 (or ( quick sain Excellent condition- Radio, BUHLER & BITTER, INC. p.o.e. w.w. tires extra FOR FAST CREDIT OK CALL WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 14963 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1995;: heater. 291-O732. 1M3 BUICK ELWrrRA S25 - Four-door B PICK UP JUNK OAR8 — Ulrt Check These Top Quality Used Cars I' Station wagon, automatic transmtulon, powtr tftttlnft brakes, radio. (' ledan, air conditioned, fully equipped. srts fir sate. Twtnbrook Auto Wnck- WWW^^A^^v 776-7700 Kxccptlonally line buy. Call 747-2212. H. Ca125 Aug. 1M4. In water. All accessories, $750 1963 FORD GALAXIE $1695 Call SB4-8TO4 or 741-2874 J4.000, Call 201-1163. 500, Two-door hardtop, automatic Irammlsilofij radio* htottr, I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERT- SACRIFICE — 16' Partee speed boat, CY BARRON'S IBLE — Automatic transmission. Qooi! 30 h.p Bvlnrude motor, equipped, rated power ileerlna. A UTORAMA at 30 m.p.h. Excellent condition. Motor condition. Call OW-SJM alter « p.m. Hwy. 35 Neptun«, N. J. Just- overhauled. First otfer over S475. Many Others to Choose From! (cor. Sprlngwood Ave.) jdtes It. CaU alter 9 p.m. or anytime 1963 CORVAIR MONZA $1695 AUTOS FOR SALE Saturday. Wouters, Borden PI., Little LATE MODEL SEDANS Convertible, four-speed tranimlulon, radio, hretir, txickit watt, Silver, 1«-mS. . , 9P.KCHAII, SALE MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Ovarstockid. Have fun In ths iun with an Alcort Super Sallllsh. Boat Bid & BUHLER & BITTER, INC. I'64 DODGE $2195 •cooler Center, 71 White St., Red Bank, Pour-door ladan PRICES START AT $50.00 , T41-U24. 18' OUTBOARD CABIN CRUISER - 60 Established 1925 I'64 VALIANT $1695 FREEHOLD DODGE H.P. Bvlnrude, trailer, many extras, 1650. After 6 p.m. call 843-OTU, V-200, 4-dr. tedan 1864 - 26'i CUSTOM BUILT — Shi Her 89 BROAD ST. KEYPORT ikltf, J1.250. 120 h.p. — V-8, completely I '63 BUICK $1895 '64 VALIANT '64 CHEVROLET equipped. 2*4-7750. Evenings. 264*0198 Elactra 225, 4-dr. ladan Four-door sedan, Automatic Bet Air, four-door sedan, auto- DURATECH—!•> H.P. JOHNSON matic transmission, rodlo, hMter LIkt new UnslnktMe I '63 PLYMOUTH $1595 traiumlMlon, radio, hMter 747-6847 Fury 4-door tadan 14' — Flbertlait. with anchor, accks- Open Daily 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5 sorles, $379. 741-8234, s p.m. Must ses % DODGE '64 COMET to appreciate. I'62 PLYMOUTH $1095 12' CABIN — 180 Grey, good condition. Belvedere 4-dr. ledan m twcwioor ledani auto malic Deluxe, four-door station wagon In water. Ideal family and [lining boat, !MO or best oiler. See at Uon- transmission* radio* htottr moiiui Marina. Call owner 222-0716. FIRST QUALITY O'DAY SPRITE — Excellent condition. '63 COMET Monmoutli Marina, 49 West St., Mon- mouth Beach. 222-3462. '63 CHEVROLET Automatic transmission, four-doer STATION WAGONS CARRY CRATT SAVAOE USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM Nova, tour-door ledon, automatic itdgn, rodlo, tnateT Boat Tra'..«n transmission, rodlo, hsolir 166 9) Front St., J64-0480 Keyport. '64 PLYMOUTH $1995 Rt. 36 at Monmouth Rd. - Route 36 18' CAPB COD KNOCKABOUT - Oood Baltyedere 6-pa^tenger sailor; needs rigging; cheap. J75. 0411 WEST tONG BRANCH EATONTOWN '62 CHEVY II aiter ' p.m. 741-1615. '63 PLYMOUTH $1695 542-1126 542-1000 '63 CORVAIR MONZA Club sedon, four-cylinder, REASONABLY PRICSD — if Run- about with trailer, 30 h.p. electric start Fury ilx-pauenger OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Convertible, Four-weed standord sniff Meroury, All accessories. Ready \o a-o. C4U 747-3213. '63 RAMBLER . $1475 X' SHELTER CABIN SKIFF — Custom built In IMI at cost of $8,000. Fully Claule 770 Custom '61. CHRYSLER '61 MERCURY equipped, perfect condition. 101 engine : hours. Will sacrifice at »2,8TO. 222-1680. New Yorker, full Monterey, four-door hardtop '63 RAMBLER $1375 6HIP-T0-8H0HE RADIO — Bendlx, 85 550 Cuitom watt, with antenna, and ready for In- stallation. Call 747-9770 be lore S p.m. '60 VALIANT $ 495 ana 711-3893 after t. FABULOUS FOREIGN WAiNTDD — Used Instrument pairtl. Standard shift Also hut sxohaniM. Must be In tood condition. CaU 78T-00M after 5 p.m. '60 LARK $ 475 I USED CAR SPECIALS STORAGE AND SERVICE Standard shift '64 MERCEDES 22QS •62 TRIUMPH PRIVATE BOATS CLEANED — By 3-DAY Four-door sedan, automatic Two-door sedon the day or week. Reference. Call 7T4- LOW COST front mitt ion MM, between !U0 tna 7 p.m. TRANSPORTATION '62 VOLKSWAGEN •&0 VOLVO RVB44 BUSINESS NOTICES Twc-door sedsn Two-door tedan, radio, heater PROTBOT YOUR ASPHALT JNVEsTT- '60 PLYMOUTH $595 CLEARANCE... MENT. Beal your driveway or parking Four-door Sedan areas now. Guaranteed protection from destruction by tea, oil and other harm- ful material*. CaU today lor a trt* •'60 CHRYSLER $795 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY estlma's. 141-3227. FouMjoor New Yorkir '60 CHRYSLER $ 695 FREEHOLD DODGE TOP SOIL WE NEED ROOM IN OUR USED CAR LOT BULLDOZING Four-door Hardtop 971-24W. SOUTH ST. at RT. 9 462-6234 CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, QAKAQXS '60 CHRYSLER $ 795 - Have truck, Light haullnc. Call attar Two-door NIW Yorkir "64 BUICK '3195 1 P.m 741-214S. FIREPLACES A SPECIALITY — All Riviera, dark blu». /psa of masonry. CHARLES HOWJ9R. '59 DODGE $ 395 onlraclor. Call 7(7-4479. Four-door Sedan FACTORY FRESHT?Dtt INSTALL WINDOW AIR CONDITION- 'PER MONTH ERS — Call alter 3 p.m. '59 PLYMOUTH $ 475 '63 CHEVROLET M995 741-2146 Fury Two-door Hardtop VALIANTS. I ' y,:-: ,$41.41 LAWNB CUT Impala 4-dr. hardtop, like new. REASONABLE RATES '59 CHRYSLER $ 395 .PLYMOUTH 741-7931 New Yorkir, Four-door ATTICS, COLLARS CLEANED - Lltfit CHRYSLERS ,:• haullnc Free eilimates. Call after 5 THIS CAR '59 CHRYSLER $350 "61 CADILLAC '249*5 p.m., all day Saturday, Sunday. 747-3002 IWAGONS .-. OR0W1NO PAINS? Uall Ever Ore»n Windsor, Four-door landscaping;. All phases of landsoaplni Convertible. Inoludlnt maintenance, YVtekly, month- '59 DESOTO $ 450 •63 FORD Fairlane 500 •64 CHEVROLET ly or Beason. 9*. Intermssoll. 7S7.0B1B COULDN'T 4-Door Impala or 787-3240 Four-door Sedon 2-Door Hardtop FURNITURB RBflNIBHmO — Cabinet '58 DESOTO $165 "62TR-3 '1075 "63 FALCON '64 PLYMOUTH work, antiques restored. Call 7*7- 4-Door Hardtop 7781, Four-door Stdan Roadster, black. Convertible. CARELESS! EXTERIOR PA1NTINO - Will paint '62 FALCON Futura •63 PLYMOUTH any averali ranch of Cape Cod house. '58 CHRYSLER $ 475 Convertible 1139. Von supply paint. 747-0411. Four-door Sedan '62 RAMBLER ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS '63 BUICK '2795 '62 COMET S-22 Rooflnr New homes. Take it where you will, the Checker Marathon is built Wagon RALPH A. COLE. Builder, 74I-3S05. '58 CHRYSLER $ 350 Riviera, like new. •61 CHEVROLET '61 RAMBLER to take It! Double channel X-brace frame for greater Four-door Stdan LANDSCAPING AND LAWN SERVICE 4-Door Impala Wagon A.R DIM 741-2X0 safety; shorter wlieelbase for greater maneuver- 127 Oakland St. Red Bank. '57 CHRYSLER $ 395 •61 PLYMOUTH '60 PLYMOUTH Two-door Hardtop , "63 BUICK '2495 ability; thrifty six or V-8 engine for greater perform- 4-Dser Sedsn - 4-Door Sedan EMPLOYMENT ance and economy. Guilt to outlast ordinary cars, the '57 CHRYSLER $ 450 Electra four-dooV. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Two-door Hordtop SPECIAL '57 CHEVROLET $ 195 "60 FORD ' 495 WOMEN Station Wagon (Days 7:)(l to 4 p.m.) Help us make toys (or Christmas In Country tedan. 1965 VALIANT our newest, modern plant. We are one '57iDESOTO $185 ot Monmouth County's newest and Four-door Sedan lailiit growlni tmployers. Bteady, lltht is engineered for minimum maintenance and less factory work, company paid bensFUi. SALE Union shop, Modirn cafetarla, parklnf costly repairs. Billions of taxlcab miles and thou- '57Tak FOReD Your Pic$29k 5 '58 BUICK ' 495 on premises convenient location. Five- Two-door Hardtop day week. Toy discounts to all em- sands of fleet performance records attest to Any One $100 Special hardtop. ployee*. Checker's thrifty upkeep. A Checker 4 door sedan MAKE AN OFFER SEWING can seat 8 adults because Checker has over 30% 1956 Dodge '60 OLDS • ' 795 MACHINE more room than any other 4 door sedan. Higher, / 1955 Dodge NO OFFER REFUSED OPERATORS Four-door. Immediate openlnis for experienced wider door openings and flat rear floors mean even FIVE YEARS TO PAY single needle operators. (Day sattt 1955 Mercury S. W. only.) more comfort. Checker's quality-inspired, longer NO DOWN PAYMENT life gives you carefree driving performance. It is '59 RENAULT ' 195 Apply at our Personnel Otflce, Hob- 1955 Ford S. W. day throuih Saturday, 9 to 3 p.m. COMPLETE SUMMER CLEARANCE any wonder that Marathon runs longer? See and Four-door. 1959 Plymouth Conv. MATTEL INC. test drive Checker sedans, station wagons and WE'RE SELLING FROM PLAIN PIPE RACKS Hmousines today. 1957 Chrysler TOY MAKERS WE ARE SCALPING PRICES Rt. 35 Holmdel, N. t. WE NEED YOUR BUSINESS 1957 DeSoto SECRETARY - La.« oRlot, R*d Bank PLEASE COME IN ares, salnry commsnsuraja with abil- BOB WHITE ity. Phone 222-7700. •• OIRL PItlDAY - For sales oflloe, stenographer, customer contact, Natlon- NJ> MONEY DOWN^liP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY nl Comnan-y All benefits. Mature, ex- RARITAN GARAGE perienced, only. Send resums ana In- clude, nurtltnl stntus and au« of chil- BUICK-OPEL dren to "A.C.' Hot 511. Red Bank. Cy Barren I.ICBN8ED PRACTICAL NURSB - Or S*MAIN ST. and BEDLE ROAD nunei aide, night duly. Information 10 BAVSHORE a.m. to 2 p.m. RIvuorMi NursIM Broadway, Long Branch Shrewsbury Avenue New Shrewsbury Home, 31 diapin Juit,, RM Baak CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH KEYPORT—264-0361 222-1700 OpenEvei 741-6200 1st Avo. 291-9200 Atlantic Highlands (MOM Cbwdntd Adi On «M (tet i Hffi DAH.Y REGISTER 20-Monday, June 14, 196 HELP WANTED-FEMAIE HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I ED PUBUC uzkur TECHNICAL EALfiB TRAINEES — SBC CBJJSM AND TABLE — IHEW SPACIOUS ROOJU - WJRZE — For cult position in until Sound «f*etw»iei /tatkttewJl. with pislc black wrMtM iron lejn, tteoniiA on vaatI towvgj HEL* VANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTHV-FEMAIE voluutsflr PuUle Halm Huntu some work •rptrj-knee,, VttmtxtltVttmtxt sM Sues mm table*; two at (X mitx; tt attr «a»gU«4. Call Ate&cy. QulUfled supervision prorldM. sgxreulvesggxreulvl e . GoapMyG *M Mia.Mia.Mi gmn tat si BO. 7:ta± provincial sott, FIELD FURNITURE X3C O»K 747-3*27. cSj «/Ur i n». M2-WH, I1M mlntawlta m 10 «t»rtt . DATBKH3RDATB T gc™»nel IStrrtcu, too., ft BK»4 VU. SEORETAitY — Ejeperieneefl. Good RA&5-RAGS FUSS • SECRETARIES (TWO) shortEwni a must. For personnel de- partment of large company. College an DRIVERS WANTED — For to. enun lntroduce$ w «m w uk HC. r« HU, ATfRACTIVil THESE POSITIONS ARE MORE SKI AC* EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, route. Apply In peraon, CAROUBIL polt «jid (Uf 1x5, V.i* complete. 3xt private house, prtfw.- 23 White SU. Shrewsbury. W-3484. TREAT, 32t JoltB. Av»., Lose Branch. X)«fluet Flu uwe4 on itari 46.M. Neu Fott Monmouth — - ' THAN THE TITLES IMPLY psts 60 N. LUiden AM., west OPBRATOB—Prwtl^e company wantJ 239-9275. the brand new Wooden fl*| poles 13', M,9«. 1? steel Branca. «• «H*r unotuol opportunities tor o good future. You will Ilkt your position experienced fraj to run NCR MOO orDISHWASHER - Good jear round am- her* doing Important, dignified work In our expanding company, Excellent 3100. Salary commensurate with expert, PROWN'S Wvii. ROOMS - AJI ploymenl. No phone caj]i, 2diut KPPly 11 Nl« view.. Mlorln. pleniant offices. enee DAVENPORT Personnel Services, In person between 2:30 aM B ftnd after 32 Brom St Red Bank 7I1-75O0 heat. Prlrate beach Inc.. 77 Broid St.. Red Bank. 7<7-305J. '•*££&h 8 8 KSSMSZ.Portla R d HighlandHlgm * 8:30 evenings. Howanl Johnron R«attu- /'CLASSIC BIX-PIBOE — Outra llrlnc room let SECRETARY TO EMPLOYMENT MANAGER NURSfcS AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. rant, Rt. Middletown. Very'reuowble. Call 812-0306. As right hand gal. Top skills, Correspondence, screening, etc and 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Five-day week. 264(323 3H — ROOM unfurnished apartment, Paid holidays- Apply in person Brook- BROKER WANTS — full lime worktoi available JulyjC* dale Nurslnc Home, Hwy 35, Hazlet partner in well established resj estate 14 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR - And SECRETARY TO QUALITY CONTROL CHIEF office in Holmdel. Thoronsh knowledge 3 ROOM OUTFIT treezer, Ilka new, $125. Call r Prefer background In Electronic Engineering office. WOMAN COMPANION — For elderly of real estate necessary, writs "C.E. " 2910589 aHREWSBURY TWP. woman. Sleep In, full time. Small home, Bo, 511, Red Bank. APPLV IN PERSON, OR PHONE 2J9-1100. light housekeeping duties. Pleasant sur- REEL TYPE POWER LAWN MOWER MR. P. ARGYRIS, PERSONNEL OEPT. roundings. In Red Bank. Apply 741- DEPENDABLE MAN — Who knows or LIKE NEW STEPS FROM S8S6. warns to ^ learn kitchen operation, Plus / 29UM8 needed. All year Job. Good pay. ,5 p.'m FULL. CHARGE BOOKKEEPER-Me- to 2 a.m., six night. Apply Monday or ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INCtureu . Car necessary. ACE EMPLOY- Tuesday morning between 9 and 10 MERCHANDISE WANTED EVERYTHING.. MENT AGENCAGENCYY , 23 WhitWhite Bt.Bt , a.m, m Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. a family size reconditioned ' Private swim poo! on property. 185 MONMOUTH PARK HWY. auremibury. 747-31M. CASH (or old toy trains, trolley u» • Shopping on and next to Property • Bus and Train to Newark and N.Y WEST LONG BRANCH, N. J. GIRL FRIDAY WANTEI>-For news- JUNIOR EXECUTIVE — Baotolns •Jd cut Iron toys mi4< baton 1M0. Bu an paper advertising office. Five-day week, perienci necessary. Must be officer po- 7U-1999 ifter 5 p.m. Fine schoolsl . An Equal Apportunlty Employer Monday Uini Friday, 8:30 to 5 p.m. tential Personable, mature thinking- REFRIGERATOR ACT NOW I Top dollar ptlfl lor electric Must be at>le to type. Apply In person Salary commensurate. DAVttSNPORT ud all pn-utftralna and toy utalofi. John Famulary, Daily Register, Personnel Services, Inc., 77 Brou], St., TT4-3710. Broad St., y y g, Bed Bank. -747-3355. 4 & 5 rooms from HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE and 5:30. Red Bank, between 3:30 WB BUY — Hoojehold mmlture, rtifi, for only $298 |lu«war«, j»w»iry. Prompt action. Call A YOUNCTLADY WANTED—For ligtit EXCITING SALES CAREER 775-1128. SALESLADY WANTED — Flve-d«: AVON SELLS IT SELF - Full o ;lericai] work. Working knowledge of Eipandlng salt! force in central Jer- . $114 week, including Saturday and one o part time. Territories open for womei sewing desirable. Pleasant working con- sey. Opportunities lor management. No who are Interested In liavlnff a good two evenings. Excellent opportunity fi ditions. Five-day week. Many company Including: Individually-controlled hell steady Income. Experience unnecessary. ambitious, experienced person. On travel. Mature perBorj, College graduate your for only PETS AND LIVESTOCK and air conditioning, hot wster. benefits. Apply The Singer Co., M or sales experience. Guarantee to $750 Call 7U-«<3 or write Mrs. Margaret lliose Interested In a permanent nos: mouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. Gulotta, Box 150. Rwl Bank. tlon need apply. Apply In person, Eas monthly, Daytime, MB-7675; evininis, 717-0151. $3 weekly QOINO AWAY? Orance Mill End Shop, 137B Broad St. BOOKKEEPER - RECEPTIONIST — lo&rdlng, bathing, grooming. BRIGG< HAMILTONIAN AT OPERATORS Rod Bank. Must have knowledge or double-entry BON KENNBL3. 741-3310. !ystem and payrolls. Write "A.L.," Box MECHANICS—Maintenance and Instil- Bedroom consists of SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — BOOKKEEPEH — Immediate poslUo: ill, Red Bunk. State quailUlcatlons and lation of machinery. Machinists, mill- THOROUGHBRED chestnut gelding Work on coats. Shore Coat Company. for full charge bookkeeper. Including talnry desired. wrisnts, electricians. Versatility de- three-year-old Sound and elegible to SHREWSBURY Incorporated, 22 Bridge Avenue, Be' finjinciatf statements. Car necessary. sired. Interviewing all grades, reliable Double Drasier and Mirror run anywhere. 747-9551. OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. Bank (Eisner Building). SECRETARY — To top administrator. men who want permanent year-round SHREWSBURY TWP. Sala.ry $75 and up depending on back- Good shorthand a must Summer houra, lobs close to home. Openings on all ground experience. DAVENPORT Per shuts, Apply ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Bookcai* Bed WATCH DOG DIRECTIONS: Newman Springs Rd. to HAW — General cleaning. Five o sonnel Services, Inc., 77 Broad St, Kei ;30 to 3:30. Excellent opportunity, Shrewsbury Ave.; left to Barker Av«.; •tfx day week; hours to suit. Call 84Lf. ^CE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 23 Hwy. 3J, Keyport. Carman Shepherd, beautiful, white, 11 Bank. 747-3355. White St., Shrewsbury. 7i7-34M. month, male, all shots, housebroken. right 100 It. then left on Crawford Bt. O505. NAUTILUS MOTEL APART- Double Bed WeJgbi 106 lbs. Excellent animal for to model tpartment. MENTS, 2 Rumson ltd.. Sea Bright. SECRETARY—jUlomey will train de- TWISTBEfl - GO-QO GIRI^ NIGHT WAHOHMAN — 10 p.m. to 6 home protection. Very gentle with older Agent: BMTE REALTY, INC. 264-OWS- pendable, mature woman in legal work. a.m. Steady job. Salary open. For ma- n BURROUGHS SEN8IMATIC OFEIU- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 83 appeappearr In floor show at night dub. ture, relable man with car. Call M- 2 Vanity Lampi children. Completely obedience trained. 741-3639—Model Apt.; •' "°~' TORS—For temporary assignment on Mustt havh e wardrobdobe andd b t ov««r ZL Prefer home with (encd-ln yard. Will White St., Shrewsbury. 147-3491. 5300 between. 9-12. •eU to right party lor (100, Call r~- TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED RENT- night »hifl. Local area. No lee charged. Call In afternoon, 787-&720. AL — Lovely waterfront section of ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 23 ASSISTANT MANAGER — Hardware 2 Rugs 1436 anytime. White St., Shrewsbury. 747-3494. WOMEN—PART-TIME SUP COVER OPERATOR — Experi- Port'au'Peck. J125 per month on year • Many part-time night office cleanlni enced, excellent pay. All bene&ts. Ap- department. Hl£h. volume store. Ex- ENOLI8H SPRINGER SPANIELS — lease. CaJl 741-4487. ply Th« Interior Shop, 81 White Road, perienced only. Red Bank area. Six TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — To woi olis In JUddletown building. Monday. Living Room consists of ' Puppies, five weeks old, liver and RED BANK — Brick duplex apartment. it home. No sHllne. Call between 10 Friday, 6 p.m.-11:30. Steady, good Shrewsbury. 747-2306. day«, Apply ••A.P.", Box !U, Red Bank. white, and blade and white, FO 3-1783. ».m. and 5 r>.m. 46i-iK5O. Three bedrooms, 1M baths. BSO plul >ay. No experience necessary. Musi TRAINEE MALE—High school sradu- Sofa and matching chair NINE MONTH OLD DOG — Good for utllltlei 222-4460 for particulars, rave car. Bring birth or baptisms: HELP WANTED-MALE ate. Will start out aa itock clerk and varmints. Gentle, obedient. Call erliflcate to Intervew. Apply Mondaj driver. Must be personable and intelli- 8(2-3032 LINCROFT — Three rooma and bati, SEWING MACHINE, venlng. 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Harmon: gent.' Starting salary J09. DAVENPORT 2 End Tables all utilities except cooking gas. T4V1- !nvvl, Rt. 35, Middletown. AUTO SALESMEN — Opportunity un- BASSET HOUNDS, AKC 5232. OPERATORS Imited New and Used Cars, Bealer Personnel Services, Inc., 77 Broad St., Seven weeks old >ENTAL ASSISTANT - For buoy landllng one of the Big Three in Long Red Bank. 747-3355. 2 Table Ends 872-0987 RED BANK — Three rooms, furnlihed, Can eirn S75$100 per week. Clothing ico In Matawan. Reply In full iranch area, needs career ualeamen. for couple. Convenient location. Call tt«m». Steady work. Liberal Benefits. 'B.K." Box 5L1, Red Bank. Permanent ponltion with opportunity for BALL BOY - Ketreiver, to pick up I 9x12 Rug GERMAN SHEPHERDS — Black and Excellent worklnc conditions. Bruce eal future Jor the man who la de- goil balls. Call tan males; all black females, 12 weeks Product". Inc. Mitt-Monmouth Industrial 'ENTA1. ASSISTANT — In Middle- 747-S884. old. Reasonable, 787-2999, 7-10 p.m. APARTMENT ON BAY - With »a- Park. (OH Hope Bd.) New Shrewsbury, own area Will train. Write "C.F.1 >rmlned to matte the automobile in- raj[e Couple only. No anlmall. All 511. Red Bank. jaLry a career. Past Belling experience MINIATURE French Poodles, AKC reg-utilities. Call 284-1405. 542-2286. leslrabie. Call Mr. Palermo at 642-1117 NEED EXTRA MONEY? • 5 Piece Dinette, plus Cabinet littred, silvers. Call 741-8877 Irom 10 to AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ;XPERIENCED WAITRESSES — 0: or appointment. 5. 741-3388 from 5:M to. 7. OCEANPORT — Unfurnished, five ex- EMPLOYER iris over 21 wlIUnB to learn waitrea Join the team at McDonald's. It you tra-large, rooms, second floor, 178. ^ork. Dinner hour* only. Apply 5i enjoy working with a congenial crew, PUPPIES — Hair basset hound, SIS. YIARLY. 747-15(1. WAITERS WANTED are physically fit, 21 or over, and SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - erson only between 11 a.rn to 1:30 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ITrel kittens. 1 >.m. or after « p.m. Colony Eeitaura.nl ar« wllllni to do your ihire, «top In 291-0690. 3% ROOMS — Farting and laundry To work on ladles and children's EXPERIENCED ONLY at McDonald's, 925 Hwy. 35, Middle- (acuities. S108 per month plus electric. eoits. Single deedle. Jo-Ann Coate, ^tlde Rd. and Ave. of. Two Rlvsn, 3ood pay, pteady work In one of the GREAT PYRENEES PUPPIES -AKC. iumson. town Between 9 and 11:30 ium., 2-« Rooms may b» purchased individual}/ Avallalds August 1. 842-S567 from 12 til U willow St., Red Bank. 741-M2& 'ineat restaurants In County. "A.X/" p.m. or 8 to 9:30 p.m. We need part- Champion bloodlines. Good guard dogs. 5 p.m. 3ox 511, Red Bank. ' Wonderful with children. 842-2161. •ULESLADY — Experienced, part-tlme. jPERATORr-Large organization needs time worker* for evenings, Including; at HKJHLANDa — Thnt rooms tamiihtl, Evenings and Baturitay. Apply In per-lady as transit operator with IBM. back- .1JTO MECHANICS — Wt have need Saturday and Bunday. MUST SELL — Excellent six-year-old all utlllttei. Call (72-9B92. 26 Naveslnk •on, Bond Clothes, MonmoutJ Shopping ground experience. Salary ope-n. &r good mechanics, If you are one and gelding. For adulla or children. Reason- AVI- Rt. 3>. Center, Eatontown. DAVENPORT Personnel Services. Inc., Issatlafled with present pay, (rinse AUTO MECKANIC — EXPERHiNOED able, to good home, 671-2923. 7 Broad St., Red Bark. 747-3355. itneflts or worklns conditions, come on — Excellent opportunity for the right FOUR ROOM FURNISHED APART. WOMAN TO WORK AS CHECKER in lawn to FAH Motors, Dodge Dealer, man. Contact Mike Scotto, Service Man- CLIPPING AND BATHINQ MENT — Availaolt Juns 15 for season. dry cleaning department. Permanent •LERK—To train /or statistical work. ager, Bayshore Chrysler, Atlantic Hiin- FIELD FURNITURE All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by ap- 222-5322. 1 Must be good In math, college pre- itontown. Or call M2-1117. Aak lor (Million. Apply Donald ! Laundry, 41 'Uermo. lands, 291-9200. pointment 787-15636. Marlon St., Red Bank. erred, $90 per week. ACE EMPLOY- 7-11 Front St. Tel. 264-3020 Kayport, N. J. NIOBLY lurnlshsd three-room MENT AGENCY. 23 White St., AKC PUPB. — Cockers. Bassets, Sa- ment, available immediately. Buslm EXPERIENCED DRUG CLERK — FFull OURNEYMEN MECHANICS — Major EXPERIENCED SHOE FITTER - moyds, Beagles, Dalmatians, Irish Set- E RC G Shrewsbury. 747-3494. Central Jersey chemical plant now con-Needed at once for quality ahoft de- couple only. 291-2460. timet , daysd . ApplAl y In personson, Kingss ters. Also many good crosses on sale, Drar Hu-y. 35, Ollffwoort. OOUOTEB GIRL-WAITRESS — Part- luctlng Interviews for PIPEPITTERS partment. 3TVJ hours per week. Call OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NITES » up. Call 462-9208. RED BANK — Two-bedroom unfur- time. Apply 7 E. Front St., Red Bank and MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHTS. Personnel Department, Stelnba.ch Com- nished apartment, ground floor. Adults EXPERIENCED — TAKE CHARGE — after 'A p.m. Must be over 21 years of age and a pany, Red Bank. 74M0O0. GERMAN SHEPHERD — Male. AKC only. 741-4732., Corseterre lor fine specially Bhop, Man- high school graduate. Minimum of five registered, gentle, loves children, house element opportunity, excellent salary. WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ears Industrial experience. Apply Na- MAINTENANCE FOREMAN — Experi- Other days 'til 6 p.m. dog, SS5. Peter McQuIre, 229-4749. SEA BRIGHT—On beach, furnlihed. Call Mr Wechsler. 747-IGOO. WORK — Three or four mornings a lonal Lead Company, Titanium Dlvl- enced supervisor o( all traiie skills. Sal- Four rooms In duplex. July and Aufust week. References required. Located Ion, Chevalier Ave., Sayreville, N.J ary ?550 per month minimum*- DAVEN- ENGLISH JUMPING MARE — (from 15 through Labor Day. AvaUabls Call CLERK TWIST — Must have pleasant ie.ir bus line. Call 741-2268. PORT Personnel Services, Inc., 77 Essti Troop). Well-schooled. 15 hands 6 to 9 p.m. 842-3136. personality. For reception and answer- .N EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOiT- Broad St.. Red Bank. 747-33SS. SITUATIONS WANTED - Femal Also large Welsh pony, gentle. Call ing phones. Typing experience nec- JENTAL ASSISTANT-JIXPI1WENCE FOR SALE 776-8377. FIVB-ROOU APARTMENT — Unfur- essary. Job location In Matawan area. preferred but not necessary. Middle- FtBLD RBPMJSENTATIVE — Will PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR - On nished. Located at 55A Proipect Ave., Excel lint working conditions with na- own. Write. 'A.V." Boi 511, Bed Bant. train. Some college desired. Mbnmouth short run stampings. Must be able to OHELD OARE — In my h&ma by weel DALMATIAN PUPPIES — Six weeks, Red Bank. Heat and hot water supplied. tionally known company. Call 828-2000 and Ocean Counties. Salary »19. DAV-setup own machine. Super* Metal Prod- N.J. California State references. KAREY ALUMINUM cute and fat, registered, thots. 201 Adults preferred, no pets. Permanent lor interview m send letter with full INSPECTORS-No experience necessary. ENPORT Personnel Services, Inc., uct* Inc., 209 Carr Ave., Keansburg. 5 years. 291-3922. Is the top name In the aluminum storm 297-26(6. residents only. Available July 1. Rent detalll to P. 0 Box 253. Bommanet, Apply in person only. Seats Eastern. • and screen window industry. Save $5 KKSper month. Call owner, 741-0906. Peach St., New Shrewsbury. Broad St, Red Bank. 747-3355. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY - For HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR - Wish on each window. We are distributors WIRE HAIR FOX TBBRIER-Elght N.J. experienced sidesman. Must be full babysltlng Job for summer. Red Banl and pats th« savings en to you. weeks old. AKC registered, champion- FURNISHED 3W-ROOM APARTMENT time Including some evenings and Sun-Little Sliver area. Phone after 5, 74: ship bloodline. Pure white back. But — Excellent, all utilities Included. MEN days. Real Estate experience not es- (615. offer. ME 4-0395. Adults only. Ca.ll 264-6334 until 11 p-m. HELP WANTED-MA1E HELP WANTED-MALE «entul. Phone NAVESINK ASSOCI- PROWN'S .'TES, INC., 671-0600. 32 Broad SL Red Bnak 741-7500 WELL FURNISHED — Five-rooms. Hot »W MANY HOUBS DO YOU WANT IRONING DONE IN MY HOME water heat one-car garage. All avail- TO WORK? MECHANIC _ Mount English Sales Call SHOPSMITH MARK V-Complete with REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 741-B562. able on ground floor. 741.9180. guarantee three dollars Co., Ford Dealer, Red Bank lathe tools and spindle • Magna Dado APARTMENTS 741-toOO. MATURE WOMAN — Ejcellent refei Blade • Safety Guard • Banding disc, etc, Little used. J223. Call 741-13O6. Monmouth Beach E.A.I. »r hour. YOUNB MEN ences, full time, experienced with slclt KGD BANK — Brancn and Madison 'nllmlted amount of hours. Make as Do you take home less than S80 perand handicapped. Governess or com CAR TOP CARRIER — Zlppered ex- Ave., spacious ons and two-bedroom LUXURIOUS APARTMENT nuch as you wish. Must have car. week? Every salesman working 40 hours panlon, etc. 222-3JD5. cellent condition, J20. 21" console Mag- garden apartment Apply apt 24, Molfy INTERVIEWING SAT. Ills Is not conltructlon. Call 741-4019. takes home flOO to $135 per week. We navox TV, 3 years old. excellent condi- Pitcher village Court or call Ur. Bam teach and train you to operate a route tion, J60 542-2353. Lomazzo. 741-9115. LIVING WITH 0UNQ MAN WANTED — BUttM train- sales and service that pays nicely SITUATIONS WANTED - Male ee. If you are interested In good future year after year. One out ot twenty KEYS MADE LONG BRANCH — Summer rental. PRIVATE MARINAI JUNE 12 9 AM-4 P.M. rather than high Immediate earnings, applicants Is selected. Must be bond- BARTENDER — Cocktail loungs ex- Furnished four rooms and bath, heat JOIN US IN THE START tpply la person to Ralph PYledland able and have car. For appointment perience. Still errfployed, available Juni WHAT WOULD you do II you lost your and water, supplied. Ocean front, prl- PRIVATE BEACH! Bros., Locust St., Keyport and interview, call 741-4760 18. Full time. 787-3487. keys? Be safe, get extra keys, vate beach. Newly decoarted. 229-1353. OF A BETTER CAREER! 'ASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN— CABANA CLUB! DRAFTSMAN • ARCHITECTUAL — MONTCLAm PAINTING AND Decorat PROWN'S HOLMDEL-KEYFORT AREA EAI PRODUCTS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND 'anted. Apply lit person, Eatontown TV Only commercial experience desired ing. Interior and exterior. Speclalialni PRIVATE TERRACE! 'Pliance Co., 60 Hwy. 35. Eatontown. Salary to *150. DAVENPORT Personnel In paper hanging. 787-2320.. Former*: 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 YOU CAN HELP US CONTINUE TO GROW EN OVER 21 — We are taking ap- Services, Inc., 77 Broad St., Red Bank. from Montclalr. PIANOS - Save 1100 or more off list Icatlons for jobs In packing and ship- price on brand new olanos. Come see, GREEN GROVE AND PRODUCE THE NEWEST, MOST ADVANCED ing department. Also machine Bhop save. Lifetime warranty. Teme-r'i 4 AND 5 ROOMS WANTED - Nlsht cook, utility mm. elprul. Apply in person. Estey Metal FINANCIAL Music Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. (1*2 BEDROOMS) FROM DIGITAL, ANALOG AND HYBRID COMPUTERS. ;°ductii j KMhryn St., Red Bank. Apply between the hours of 11 and 1. GARDENS . . . You Will Develop Your Skills '' 9(6-8626. XPER1ENCED DELJC.VTESSEN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES working wlffi lop col/ber people Interested In helpino; you mok. th. most (EN (8) — All-year-round job In Red HAMMOND $135 MO. of your job. lank. Some knowledge of Itallin Ian- UP ... You Can Earn The Kind of Salary You Wont mge required. Call 787-1589. FOR LEASE Included. Individually-controlled heat MODEL MAKER Modern, two-bay service station.*Ex SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS and air conditioning. Featuring F*ih- Liberal fringe benefits, pcld holidays and vocation!. STUDENTS WITH CAR ORGAN Ion baths a'i baths with bullMn ... You Will Work In Clean, Architectural celtent opportunity In rapidly growing ligh school or college, during the area of Hazlet *» Paid training prc FREE HEAT, COOKINO OA«, HOTvanity in 2 bedroom apts.) . . . Inn- Spacious, modern surroundings with top equipment. lummer can earn from 11,000 to Sl,40O gram. ••* Retirement plan •••• Pa' OF ASBURY PARK WATER AND AIR CONDTTIONINO age recreation room . . . adult party s Fuller Brush salesmen. Several Work In plaitlc, wood, metal, clay utilities. •<•• Call 8:30 - five MArket room, PRODUCTION OPERATORS lUndred products. Our training one of and plaster. Lay out and build to 3821, or after five call, 721-0315. T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft re- beat In the country. Call 741-4760 scale architectural models ol In- frlgerator, parking and walk-In storage PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD EXPERIENCE appointment dustrial plants, office buildings, etc. GROCERY DEWCIATESSEN — FH facilities, Spacious rooms, largs closets. equipped. Four room apartment in rea NEW AND USED Walk to shopping plaza, buses, ichools. HAMILTONIAN lOOKKBEPER-ACCOUNTANT — Male, Gasoline pumps in front. On come FINISHERS - INSPECTORS ireferably with some brokerage Ability to read blueprints, operate Use our rental-purchase plan hand and power tools, perform sim- property In growing area, ot Howell for pianos anil organs. DIRECTIONS; Garden Stile Exit 117 to Perform diversified Inspection ol various types of ixberience. Permanent position In Red ple drafting duties. Good startins Township Money maker. Owner, 833- finishes, Including plating, pointing and lettering. Bask office. Submit returns "A.Y.'' 2807. Best offer. 36. East on 36 to Airport Shopping AT MONMOUTH Box 511, Red Bank. •alary, pleasant working conditions. Plaza. Turn left, then two blocks lo off ocean Ave., Monmouth Bitch BEGINNERS COKSIDERED OULP — TWO BAY — Modern servlci From $12 per Month model apartment. Turn left on Middle DIRECTIONS: East on Bumson M. SHEET METAL WORKERS station for lea»e, Paid training; sorrn Rd. Straight ahead, Model Apt 264-1846. (county Route 520) to Ocean Ave., Mt Call or submit resume to financial help. Call HE 6-6W5. -Mi Open dally til 8 >.rn. Sat tli 0 p.m. Mui read and work from prints, Know bend allowances. SALESMAN 1 SUMMER RENTAL — Lovely 4(4 Bright: right uouth) to Park Rd. Peraonnel Dept. (301) 482-7010 Mazzucco, kept red beauty. __ ~r powered. C7M. Mon mouth Beach; right lo Harallloolan 1ST or 2ND SHIFT Corner ol ilam SL A Matthon Ava rooms. Furnished apartment, First floor, If you art employed elsewhere we will consider you INDUSTRIAL SALES ENGINEERS FULLY EQUIPPED COFFEE SHOP— 1 block to bea;h. 15 Franklin Ter., @ Monmouth apartment. under flexible shift arrangements. v are seeking a man with industrial And variety store. Sale forced by ill- PR 5-930O Long Branch. 229-1081. Phone: 222-8120 isles .experience. The territory IB Hld- INCORPORATED ness. Sacrifice. Call after 6 p.m. 7Si ilegex and Union Counties. Drawing 9657. 1961955 NECCHI ELNA — Semi-autoSemi-automatim c BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS - KEY PUNCH OPERATOR ammeniuratfl with ability to produce. CONSULTING ENGINEERS sewinigg machinehi . WoW n IIn contest Branch Avenue, One bedroom apart- MINIMUM ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE Telephone 462-4618 any day, Monday to 20 Ml. Pleaaant Ave. Newark, N. J. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS—In Meat an. carton, never used. 842-3303. ment Rent Includes all utilities except COMMERCIAL RENTALS Friday between 8-10 a.m. or write to For local appointment Grocery business. Ready to retire. $30,. electricity. Call superintendent, 747-2685. Call 747-4958 after 7 p.m. 0O0 worth of stock and fixtures. Best 'B. F." Box B1J, Kcd Bank. y ~wv >**^,a • j». in) KUMSON — Three rooms, bath, on t offer. Write "B.N.," Box 511, Red Ban] BARGAIN BASEMENT II" YOU ARE INTEREBTBD-In a MILLING MACHINE-OPERATOR MALE CLBRK-^Must have clerical ap- busline, near schools, churches, shop, brand new raodlrn offlcs spses, will MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE uC MOTOR REPAIRMAN — Have you visited our "Bargain Base- fated Immediately. Call tltude. Will be working In production LAUNDROMAT — Service, drop-of) ping. S30. Mr.. Juliano. J29-J403. located ir -Ji center of Red Bank, eon- area keeping records. Mature penon ment" for your «mall lumber and 747-0128 Ml pickup and delivery. Five days, go& building material needs? If you haven't, KEYPORT — Modern three rooms; all 5, red Salary commensurate. W. volume. Write "C. G." Box 511, R stop In today and you'll probably find electric apartment £95 monthly. Call LATHE OPERATORS OREMAN—Working, experienced In ENPORT Personnel BervJcej, Inc., 77Bank. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE just what you need In this remnant 264-1341 after 8 p.m. LEASE OR RALE - 70x100. Rtsson" Mid Ing and sheet metul, Jigs and fix-Broad St.. Red Bank. 747-3355. department ure*. New company, excellent oppor- MOTEL—17 units on new super high SATONTOWN able. Suitable and loned for «ny busi- unlty. Salary to 17,500. ACE EMPLOY- QUALITY CONTROL WORKER—Pro- way, operating under absentee manage ness. Three blf overhead doorsTamBlt ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS JENT A'0-BNOY, 23 Wbfle St., flbrews- cess control work. Experience not nec-ment. Immediate sale, (13,000 down RED BANK LUMBER COUNTRY CLUB parking area. Call 872-1771 MUST HAVE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE ury. 747-34M. essary. Must be dependable and hlth Owner 542-1700. jehool graduate. Apply ATCO CERAM- Corner Pearl and Wall Sts., Red Bank APARTMENTS A 6WIM CLUB OFFICE SPACE HBLPER ICS CORP, Hwy, a, Keyport. The low overhead lumber yard FIELD ENGINEER TRAINEE CaJl after 7 p.m. MORTGAGES OLD FURNITURE — Antiques china, TINTON AVE. 500 SQUARE FEET. Will finish RELOCATE TO CHOICE AREAS. Wl-1386. OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN - Good Should b» experienced In 440 volt, 3 phase, Industrial electrical syitems. opening for experienced man. Apply in . CUHER person HENRY ALLEN CO., 30 Main FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAOES fMTgg- * St., Eatontown. AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Start, Heal g; 1 Front St., 741-away from ocean bathing, white sandy THE KIRWAN COMPANY tttdy work. Good pay. Liberal bene- Estate A Mortgage Consultant. 264-0333 25 TECHNICAL WRITER It*. Bruct Products, Inc. Mid MOD* OAI,!ISMAN—.Retail store. Will train. beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth STRONG COMPUTOR BACKGROUND louth Induitrlal Park. (Oil Hopt Rd.) Mature and personable. Starting salary TREMENUUUS SAVINGS - on all Shopping Center . . . on« block from 787-5500 WORK DIRECTLY FROM SCHEMATICS 'few Bhrewtbury. 542-2266. W0 with horease. DiAVENPORT Per- INSURANCE type doors and windows. Call 56S-9OW. the West Gate of Fort Monmoutb , . . sonnel Services, Inc., 77 Broad 8L After o p.m 264-1976 within walking distance of eipreli 23,000 80, FT. LIOHT mantlttotuBti Knowledge ol publication techniques. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY buses to Newark and New York City, lolls lot leass Can bee leastd sseparate- OUR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT WILL BE EMPLOYER Red Bank. 7<7-3»5. NATIONWIDE. ...|67.70 STATE IWRM....J8B.80 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. s AI^L—Electric kitchens frith at GLAD TO MEET WITH YOU. IRST CLASS MACHINIST — We COLLECTORS—Part Urns or lull time, range. r,E refrigerator, on AIR CON- SEE MR. P. ARGBYIS or CALL J2S-1100 ll ALLAIRE—FARROW...$55.40 Too early to wake up. Bring your win- DITIONING. Ample ott-street Hinted tiav« a permanent opening, Accuraly monthly current account!. 6 montha rates lor 1O0-3OO1O corapr dow ihad» rollers In. Let us put white FATA HAVEN - offici spaxs is anr If you ar. unablt to corns In during the day, evening end Soturdoy nd reliability are essential. Work In Permanent route for reliable men. parking areas. Colonial building. Air Mnd[tloned7li Interviews can b» arranged. Must henslve and 50 deductible collision unin shades on them, that will keep out all airled and Interestingnteresting. Top wises. HosHos- have car. No selling. Call MA sured motorist and towing. the early morning; light, Jl.59 and up. yers^dentlsts deslrablt. Majfeo A •iUitatf VtVacationi . ClCalll 2&10502&1-0500 fof r 3-4841. JH-ROOM APAR.TMDNT8 aterview. ALLAIRE— FARROW AGENCY (ONE-BEDROOM) ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. WALE CLERK-Gentrall office duties. Call Mr. MacConnill PROWN'S tin MONTH OFFICE - IDEAL FOR ONE MAN - AINTERS — Must bs eiperlenced. {''"nS'yPjni{n.Sj'yPjniii and pphoneh . SSalarl y $75. 741-3450 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-7J00 Operation, one mils north Red Bank 185 MONMOUTH PARK HWY. after 7 p.m. DAVENPORT Personnel Service! lie 199 Broad St- Red Bank. 4H-R00M APARTMENT COMPLETE LIVING ROOM SET - S1iiH2K&«?'"l'lllg '*"•"• 1|« WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. D«M2TS 77 Broad St., Red Bank. 7(7-3355. " Danish modern, reasonable. Two black (TWO BEDROOMS) Call 747-4360 for appointment. An Equal Opportunity Employer PRODUCTION WORKERS - gevernl leather lounge chairs. 787-3638. MANU*ACTUR!NQ PLANT - Orouni openings In jobs paying Incentive INSTRUCTION 1150 MONTH ws. Shllt work. Excellent benpflts BLOND DINING ROOM TABLE - floor, cmtalnlhg 1,000 n. It. for Kass, Py ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Hwy. Leaves, extends 8', pads, china closet, FREE HEAT * HOT WATER Hint manufacturing. Immedlats ni- Keyport. TUTOR — Experienced college teachei buffet, $200. Westlnghouae washer, £30. ^eislon. 747-11(4). Is now preparing summer schedule and 787*198. Renting office on Premises. has openings for a few more Individ- UUStRABLt; RIVBn raONT suit*. ROUTE MEN ual students. Mornings only. Will han- TEL: 542-9654 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY dle grade levels Junior High School THE WILLIAMSBURG DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Route Call 747-2440. FULL AND PART-TIME. STEADY through college. Call 741-2902. Is a handsome balustered screen and 35 to TInton Ava., turn right on Tin- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS 1 YEAR-ROUND WORK. NO LAYOFFS storm combination door for the house ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to 8HADOWBR0OK SHOPS ~ Brosd St.' Tutoring, your home, mine. Teacher, Country Club Apartments and Bwlm Shrewsbury, stores or offices for Uus C D PH0NE RE a month. V. Arnone Bui 3- under InstruclInstrucllonl i entitletitld "EarE n 1170 M; one 33" door. Matching storm wliv nished apartment, rtourtd floor. Adult! General Contractors PAPER HANGINO AND PAINTINO needed. You'll learn on bulldozers, dows. Name your price. 872-0243. Inc. 30 Linden PI., Red Bank Call Asphalt Paving Complete renovating, interiors and ex- cranes, motor graders, self-propellei only. 741-4732. 747-^620. Nn answer, call 741^351 h. SMITH BUILDER8 — Patios, a|. teriors. Home ana commercial and HARTEKDI5R—Full time, for cocklall scrapers and other man-sired equip, 15x42' POOL — In jood condition. ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURN1BHED- GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. tcrattanB. addition!, garagea Call 2S1. religious lnititutlona. Trained special- lounge, year-rounround work, expfrience ment now used by Industry, Complete Ladder, filter, vacuum Included. Orle- Two room efficiency apartment. For OF." ICE ,'NI) DESK SPACE - All Blacktop driveways and parking loll I7S5 or 741-J330. l«ts. Member of A.LD. Serving all ol MctmMcti r WritWite "BL"B.L." Box 511, Red320-hour course. National, original inally BSO. jelling for $75. 229-3739. one adult. Convenient. 141-9304, utilities Included, telephoni, mall and Call for Iree eetlmate 222-S268. New Jersey. Hank. school of heavy equipment Is not a cor- secrcl»rl.-l mrvic* available. Middle- DAItRI 264-8143 respondence school. It's government ap. ALUMINUM TWIN QABUCS, - X Rivstside Av«., Home Improvements MAN WANTED - 25 years or older, proved and budget terms are available. Red Bank on rlrst. SU and turn n 2u8H38 Auto Body Repair CAIiL B. JONES — Painting and work as floor waxer. , window cleaner Free Job placement service upon gradu- Awnings are beaullrul this year. New- rooms unfurnished. Ovs-room off"*.s HOME OWNERS-Contractor, altera wallpapering. Fully Insured. For frei and rug shampooer. Will teach If wlll- ation. Get full details now on high pay est styles. Klrsch aluminum awnlnss I41-23M. a -«s"" «" EXPERT PAINTING and body re Mom, additions, painting, masonry, estimate, call 747-3041. Ing to learn. Call 566-5S18. n stock to lit ANY width window. New, Small Jobs too. £91-9711. and Job security, send name, addrei HOUSES FOR RENT pair. Moderate prices. McCARthy age, phone number, hours nome, — prlcej on the Jerry door hoods. RENTALS Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 2014305. EXPERIENCED DRIVER LOADER •B.J..1' Box 511, Red Bank. ! for free estimate. Plumbing & Healing WANTED — For local moving work RE A BRIOHT-Ciiarmlni apartment on Insurance Permanent position for right man. Re- PROWN'S the it rip. Living room with fireplace Auto. Transmission ABILITY-SERVICE - Dependability ply lo Box 725, Eatonlown, or caU 542- 12 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 and balcony. Bunny *at-ln kitchen. PLUMBING — Heatlni and bathroom 02S6 for appointment. MERCHANDISE Lars* bedroom with tile bath. Thli m-im when ynu Insure your HOME, AUTO, remodeling. TORO 19 WHIRLWIND — power mow- or other lines of Insurance tflrouih li a summer rental or longer. SOTALr LAB ASBISTANT-Rim (Mis, familiar FOB SALE er, 150 ho llotnolm refrigerator, r~ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Yearly toil- ARMSTRONG AGENCY. 741-4500. CORRISAN'S with quality control and research 4 to High swivel stool, |7. 747-5142. nd unfurnished. Immeill. 6 years experience, preferably with ad. Ul. One-bedroom apartment. All king f SAMUEL TBICHBH 127 Oakland 81 Red Bank 7*7-2706 e l! pro' «»• Good condition. 1300. Call 611-21M after •hopping. Boro bin stops at door. Roofing, Siding and Insulation DAVENPORT Personnel Services, Inc. Scalloped wood screen and slorm doori LEONARDO - Newly decorated two LIGHT HAULINCJ — Furnishings, 77 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-3355. with bottom haJf In attractive wood bedroom apartment. »90 plus utilities. refrigerators. Fragile Itema. Will haul panejf and top tiall' changeable glssj Adults preferred. (Mare Classified Adi anywhere. Call 542-1403. 0LSEN CO. INC. Roofing, Siding » or icreen from |19.99 to $24.»5. P.S. WeBAMBOO PORCH SCREENS nsulatlon Installed and guaranteed HELP WANTEEP-Mnle - Female carry the Black Wrought Iron Hard 2' wide, 6' long for 10 years. 775-0705. 29U1540. F. A. SEHLHAUS On The Next Page) Nursing Home $1.19 BIDING — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and HOSTESSES AND COOKS-Waltrenes Wa Real Eitate and bus-boys. Harry's Lobster Honss, * RED BANK LUMBER SIiea up to 9 ft. At low prlcei, Match Hwy. 33« Leonardo HOLMDEL NURSING HOME - Ac- Alcoa. Work guaranteed. itick and bass wood porch icreem. Leonardo FREE TOWINO credited tor akllled nursing horns oea Bright. K2-O205: Corner Psarl and Wall Bt*., Red Bank (N(Nextt tto Blue «v Whits Bus TTerminal) HOUSES FOR SALE 193 B. Newmm 8prlng< Rd., care, Hwy. it, Holmdel. 94G-4200. PROWN'S WANTED — Man or woman for lunch- 741-5500 PROWN'S 24-Hour Telephone Service Red Bank S42-2500 eonette that oan handle) grill and light Tha Low Overhead Lumber Yard J) Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 2 Broad Et. fttil Bank 741-7500 291-0488 Nursery Stock cooking. Call 543-1628. " KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED— And dinette sets at lowest prices. Monmoutli TWO BBWER PUMPS — with tank. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Auto and Truck Rental AMERICAN HOLLY — Named, »U5 Rugs Cleaned-Shampooed BEAUTICIANS - ExMrienced In high One brand new, the other ons.year-old. NEW LUXURY 24 ROOM APART- a pnt. HOLMDEL NUIWEiUES, styling.. Full and part time Matawan Dinette Co.. 116 Monmouth st, Rod WENT — Fully air coolitlonea, near AVIB Rent a new car or truck. Low area. "—High• »alarlea, large busy salon BSnk.-741-8J33. 3olh with tank. 1250, or bsst offer. MORE LISTINGS SOLO Newman Springs ltd., tlolmdel. CLEANED WAXED - 10 42-3S67 from 12 to f> p.m. all transportaUon. 21 Leroy Placl, Red ritel Mapla Ave., Red Bank. 747' 666-3221. Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5368. 030ft 7745214. Dally 7 fL.tn.-JO p.m. your home or office. Call 291-J4J7 for DESK8 $15 up. [TILSS, taoies chairs, Odd Jobs appointment. Work Insured. adding macmnei, typewriters, office Oraduatlon Special REAL BBTATB FUTURE - Sales | equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New Anllgue gold rings (8-110. 2S8 Rt. 35, WELL FURNISHED — Five-room, hot son \o loin established agency. _. Eatontown, next to Canine Chateau. water heat, one-car ». All avail- MASONRY — Patloa, steps, ildewnki perlince not necesary, PAUL P, BOVA or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. able on ground-floor. Building Contractor HOUSE PAtNTINO, carpentry. Ret Tel. Aruwerlng Service INC., 871-2SJ4. 35, Oakhurst (31-3900. •onable Rates, 747-1.162 or B42-O370. PATIO ROOFS RED BANK 1UILDER — New names, room ad- BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ditions, bailment and attic rooms, 'ST us BG your aocretanr. No OMd Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders T superior quality, itop In and life RIVERSIDE GARDENS Mtchtnt, garage, repairs and altera- Painting and Decorating i misi calls. 24 nour aasimlng RENT A TV LSYNXTE3 translucenent Uher^lHi^ i rein- 1 S10 Broad Long Branch 121-4747 tions. Herbert Eigenrauch. 741-&21 ' •SLATE k BltVKR «rvlce. 741470a Portabls day. week. BAY8IIORE TV. orced pane)! (HigHihh lightl , low heat, 50 W. Front St. Painting and Decorating ACE EMPLOVMENT AGENCY 3a Church St., Keantburg. 787-4400. rnnamlsalon) in a beautiful range of Overlooking river. 1 four room and 1 Thru Ths Red Bank Ana Wet Watch Repair Kvtrr order 4 •pullcant our speciality. TWO — SO gallon squarluim, com' :ohra-nm\ hear th\»: flave l&% forfive room apartment available now. Diamonds Bought or Reityled fully Insured. 741-4336 787 0.1K 2i White St. Shrewibury 747-34B4 plete. Call Cross ventilation. Near shopping ftnrl INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint' HAIRDRESSER 264-1847 transportation. SM Supt. on premises Multiple Lilting Servic* Let u> buy the diamonds you don't Ing. Also decorating. Our prices an Immediate! eiperl attention to " RED BANK LUMBER ' or call Mr. Carlln HA 2-H9O. ' vear or lat us reityls thtm for you dn»p»r thin lh»ln. Call stack Paint- xtches dunked In tub, pool or ocian. Immediate opening, (wllli Manager rKPtw WRITERS, ADJOINS machines S« Pig. 200 In rhi personally. KtiuiUlH, M Bro«d K. HI Co. for frea Mtlmata, 741-4P9O >/y watches repaired, loo. Rslt* Operator license), somt following la All makes nsw or used. OuaranUsd. orner Pearl ud Wall fits., Red Bank. 4>i ROO1I APARTH( ILLE8', it Broad m.. Had Bulk. arj open. Coma In or piuuu Low as 125. Bwplco'i. in icamwulli 741-5100 On laraa MttU, HJO. Call I 1-14M or Ytilow Ngti, lUjrport. Oloirl Mondays. M. Nsxt to thsaisr. U144M. Th« Low Otsrhew Lumber ifsrd HOUSES TOR BENT BOUSES fOI MB BUSINESS PROPEIOT LEGAL NOTICE • IHE DAILY REGISTER BOUGOZLEittM ootact. «U room LOCATIQS - JH taJhi, an, mnitm kitchen. Mutt, Monday, Jane 14, 1965-21 •"- aw. pU. MMM7. A RARE BARGAIN Tiit DOtlc* But '<*» /, Ommu*, Fettr E. Otnovm >«9 Hirry Lodge #220 OLD SHREWSBURY — One family VETS NO DOWN IBPOEOFW Inc. trading as Bates Installation ceremony conduct- home. Three bedrooms, 2% baths, large WB HEED YOUR HOME Lodge #220 IBPOEOFW has applied to play room, formal dlnlne room, study, Our 12 aaleepeopll have clients waiting the Mayor and Council of the Borough ed at the high school last week. two-car garage, Walk to ichool, De- BEACH AGENCY (or your listing*. They need ranches, of Red Bank for a Club License for sirable neighborhood (210 per month. BROKER split levels, two stones; also tnveitment premises situated at 308 Shrewsbury Other new officers include Lin- Call lu-tA UOO Rt. 35 Mlddletown, N. J.property. Call us /or 4 QUlclc sole. TwoAve.. Red Bank, JJ. 3, _a Colaguori, vice president; . . : . ,6fr2t27. otftces serving you. Objection!, If any, (hould In made RENTALS Dally to 8 p.m. Sat: k Bun. to 6 p.m. WALKUIt & WALKER Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Lynn Mazzeo, treasurer; Rachel ALL PATMENXfl APPROXIMATE AND Realtors Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. Cnsi, recording secretary,; Cin- ATLAKT1C HIGHLANDS - Hllltoi BUBJECT TO V.A., F.H.A. APPROVAL, Bhrewibur; OHica Ul-Uletmrn Olllce (Signed) hideaway. Furnished cottage, ef Keansliurg, N. J. tioned Mr. Hubbs against losin proach supercedes the tradition- 72 Bedford St., East Orange, N.I. the Llncroft-Hlddletown Road In Lin. The Officers and Trustees are U fol- al method of instruction and SINOLj. ROOMS — Clean and com-IT TAKES A HEAP OF UVIN' andEdward C. WalklBwIcz—50 Shares croft, N. J. his temper. fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen this home oilers Just tbat. Four-tad- lows : 22 Hlllcrcst Rd., MartlnBvllle, N. J Officers, Director!, stockholder! John B. Ranallo, Commander David Anriaga of 21 Secom places major emphasis upon un- preferred, 92 Wallace Bt. 741-MD2. roomi, 214 butln, 18x18 llvlnj room, Objections, It any, should be madt Dante Daverlo, President, 12x11 dining room, 20x11 family room, IH3 Union Ave., Hazlet, N. J. Ave. was fined $10 for careles; derstanding and verbal usage in ROOM FOB LADY — Kitchenette and Uxll tun room, two-car garage, and Immediately In writing to the Dlrec Llncroft, New Jersey Robert C. Leah. Vice Commander retrlterator. Call • tor of the Division of Alcoholic Bever- Robert Eaverlo, Vice President, Broodside Mobile Ct. #1, Hailrt, driving. the language being studied. YOU win make this BI-LKVEL house a age Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd., New- Llncroft, New Jersey 671-3595 HOME]. Only {26,000 . . . occupancy 1 arU 2, N, J. Mary Daverlo, Becretary & Treasurer, James' Hughes, Adjutant Raymond C. Lena of 6 Arthu tine month. (Signed) Llncroft, New Jersey 64 Lincoln Ct, Keanflburg. N. J. Ave. was fined $10 for careless REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HAZLET BEVERAGE CO., INC. Objections, If any, should be made ThnmaB W. Folcy, Finance Officer STERLING THOMPSON MOO STATE. HIGHWAY 38 Immediately In writing to Thomas T. AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS 39 Mannlnfj PI.. Kcanaburg, N. J. driving. The line was suspended, Another Borden HOUSES FOR SALE RAZLET, N. J. Conrad, Township Clerk of the Town- James P. Boyle, Trustee MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 201-747-5600 June 14, 21 I1T.84 ship of Mlddletown, Mlddletown, New 154 Twilight Avf., Keansburj, N. J. Jersey. WISH UPON A STAR? . . '. not when FREEHOLD-LAKKWOOD AREA Robert A. JamMson, Trustee buying A home. Bound Judgment and LINCROFT INN 600 Palmer Avenue, K. Keansburg, POUR-BEDROOM RANCH on large NOTICE 80 East Front Street, Honor Society Is A Fireman (18,900 will buy this FOUR-BEDROOM, ldndacaped lot. Aluminum storms and WO-BATH RANCHER. This Invest- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING Red Bank, New Jersey Walter Watorfleld, Trustee screens. Walking distance to highway EMERGENCY APPROPIUATION Juns 7, 14 $13.3' ment also has living room, dining room, and New York busses. Only $425 down ft pHrkdlde p].. Ke&nshtirg. N. J. Sgt Frank W. Gleason, Jr. SHREWSBURY - Shrewsbury, kitchen, center hall, attached one-car to qualified buyer. Belling at FHA ap- TOR PREPARATION OF AN AP- Objections if any should be made In Inducts 24 garage, and YES, a basement. Only pralsal ol 113,379. PROVED TAX MAP FOR THE NOTICE writing to William F. HcrlDiy. Munici- Hose Company, at its monthly (900 down and approximately J169 a TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO AND Take notice that The Food Clrcu! pal Clerk of the Borough of Keans- MIDOLHTOWN — After five FREEHOLD — Twenty-foui ISSUANCE OF A COMPLETE PRO- meeting in the fire house, voted month will move you In. (Subject to Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Supermarket of Mlddletown, a corpora burg, N. J. new members were Inducted in qualification.) Let us ibow you how GRAM FOR REVALUATION OF years of waiting, Detective Sgt. Iron, T/A Food Circus, has applied tc THE AMERICAN LEGION, to approve George Borden, 23 *asy It can be to make a wise selec- Brokers REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWNSHIPthe Mayor and Township Committee of Wilhur J. Pries Post 273, Frank W, Gleason, Jr., has re to the National Honor Society tion. 221S Hwy. E> Lakewood 363-3090 OF MARLBORO FOR THE USE OF the Township of Mlddletown for a 8/E cor. Oarr Ave. & Manning PI. THE LOCAL ASSESSOR. Limited Retail Distribution License foi ceived his appointment to attend a buffet supper in Freehold Re Thomas Ave., as an. active pro- BE IT OHDAEJED by the Council KeansburR, N. J. STERLING THOMPSON premises 835 Slate Highway 35, Middle John B. Ranallo, Commander the Federal Bureau of Investiga- gional High School June 8 In the PARK-LIKE YARD of the Township *>f Marlboro. In thetown, N. J. bationary member. Mr. Borden AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS County of Monmouth and' State ol June 7, 1( J18.S8 MH>DZ/ETOWN, N. J. 201-7(7-550(1 Three bedrooms, 1^ baths, 15x20 living Objections, If any, should be madf tion Academy in Washington. school's cafeteria. room with fireplace, piua 12x22 den, New Jersey, that: Immediately In writing 10 Thomas T. NOTICE the son of veteran fireman dining room and eat-iti kitchen, attach- 1. Pursuant to Chapter 48, P. L. Conrad, Clerk of the Township Take notice that Ranndeb, Inc., t/a Sgt. Gleason, 39, of 2 Vermont They are Gail Ackerman, Ron- REAL BUY The Oaks has applied to the Mayor and James S. Borden. ed garage, patio. $25,900. A. FRED 1956, as amended and supplemented, Mlddletown, Mlddletown, N. J. Ave., Port Monmouth, applied ni Alpern, John Bennett, Thomas MAFFO. AGENCY, Realtor, 569 River the sum of J2O.O0O.OO Is hereby appro- Tawnshtp Committee of the Township OWNER-671-2157 Officers The company also approved Hd.p Fair Haven, 741-W33. priated for the preparation of an apJoseph A. Azzolina, President of Mlddletown for a Plenary Retail (or admission to the academy in iBrereton, Alan Dahlbom, Duane Applebrook HI Ranch. Three bedroomi, proved tax map for the Township o 75 Her Drive, Mlddletown, N. J. Consumption liquor license for premises 1& batbs, living room with brick Marlboro and Issuance of a complete situated at 520 State Hlrhway 35. 1960. The news of his selection Davison, Gerald Donowitz, Den- John Dwyer of 132 East End Ave. fireplace, panned family room, garage, EATONTOWN — Two-bedroom ranch. Louis flcaduto, Vlca President Lot 76x125. City sewers. Reasonable. program for revaluation of real estate 180 Hamlltonlan Drive, Mlddletown, Jliilriletown. N. J. reached him through the pages nis Dougherty,, Robert Friedman, as a regular member after a patio, wall-to-wall jdarpetlng. Excellen Call M2-2&87. in the Township of Marlboro for th< Objections, if any, should b« made condition. K6,SKI. a&ciaorftorBe.rary Immediately In writing to Tttomaa T. of last Wednesday's Daily Regis- Denise Keane, Michael Lackett, year's probation, and authorized HAPS AND SECURE — For the chil- Conrad. Clerk, of the Township RED . BANK-RUMBON and miles as defined In U.S. 4»A:55-53. 180 Hamiltonlsn Drive, Middletown, ter, he reported. Ruth Lapin, Sandra Laub, Jamei the execution of exemption pa- around. Complete listings, bomej, dren Four bedroom hom« on dead-end 2. Such appropriation and the "special N. J. Mlddletown, N. J. {anus; busrtnSElM. Member multiple street- Beautifully decorated, immacu- emergency notes" authorized to fi- John Azzolina, Treasurer Joseph Broda—President Born in Newark, he's been Leon, Angela Manzo, Lisa Mat pers for James A. Fedorko, 52 listing service. Large private parking ldt« condition, nicely landscaped, dou- nance the appropriation shall be pro- 180 Hamlltonlan Drive, Mlddletown 5 Falrvlew Drive, Scotch Plain*, Thomas Ave., who has been an ble lot with trees, large paneled game vided for the succeeding annual budgeti N. J. N. J. resident of Middletown most of thews, Carolyn Miraglia, Am; room, convenient to transportation and by the Inclusion of at least one-fifth June 7, 14 ' S12.88 Bllnore Broda—Vice President active member seven years. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor shopping, asking |2l,000. Call (or ap- of the amount authorized pur- 5 Falrvlew Drive, Scotch Plains his life. He's a graduate of Mid- Mogland, Diane Parker, Diane pointment. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, suant to this act. N. 3. dletown Township High School Perrine, Dianne Sagotsky, Car- Chief Frank Dancey reported "Our 47th year" 16 W, Front St., Hed Bank. 717-3500. 3. This ordinance shall take effect NOTICE Arlene Lemanskl MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury TU-8600 upon its passage and publication Taks notice that John J. Nlven trad- Mt. Horeb Boad, Warren Township. and joined the department as a men Sanchez, Elaine Thompson the company answered e^ght BALTIMORE OWNER -* Eayi "Sell cording to law. ing as The Wine Barrel has applied to June 7, 14 $10.12 patrolman in 1955. and Nancy Walker. alarms in the past month. Tfeee COLTS NECK my year-round Keansburg two-bedroom NOTICE the Mayor and Council of the Borough NEW HOMES — (25,900 DP home." With enclosed porch, pas heat of Red Bank for a Plenary RtReta"l NOTICE He was promoted to sergeant The officers of this year's Na- were for brush fires, one was a and city sewerage. Hurity! Only $8,600. Public notice Is hereby given that Distribution License for premlaei J. D. ROCHE, Realtor the abova ordinance was Introduced and Take notice that Joseph K. DePlerro in 1958 and was transferred to tree fire, one was for a downed CHATEAU REALTY, Real Ealat«, 215 situated at 4 Monmouth Bt., Red (Individual) trading a« J 4 K Liquors tional Honor Society are Jerry Long Bridge Rd. Calls Nsclt W8-IIH5 Carr Ave., Keanaburg. 787-5S84, passed onn firsfitt readlnff at a regular Bank, N. J. Multiple Listing Service mectln g off tthe Counci~ "l o'f th" e -Town- has appllapplieed to the Townnslp.. Commit- the detective division in 1961. Sagotsky, president; Nancy Sih- power line and another for an Objections, If any, should be made tee of the Township of Mlddletown for FAIR HAVEN - Direct sale. Six-bed LINCROFT — Vh 'years old, on wooded ship f MaMlborr o held on Thursday, Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Plenary Retail Consumption When the announcement of the ler, vice president; Martha Mer- electric sign, one required- a room Colonial In River Oaks. Excellew acre, beautifully shrubbed. Kitchen with June 10, 1965 andd thatht t saiidd ordinancdi e Cleric ot the Borough of Red Bank. cenn for premises located at honor was made at Tuesday win, secretary, and Diane Tay washdown after an auto accident, condition. Near all conveniences nnc stainless steel appliances, dining room, will bo taken up for second reading and (Signed) Highway 36, Ltonirdo, W. J, dnly 7 minutes from the ocean. Cal living room, library, recreation room further consideration for final passage John J. Nlven night's meeting of the Township and once the company stood by at a regular meeting of Ihe Council Objections, If anyjiy, , shou'shoul.d be made lor, treasurer. 741-4MD lor appointment with fireplace. Thermopane sliding, June 7, M $8.* Immediately In wirftlig u glass doorx to patio, two-car utached of the Township of Marlboro to be Thotnoi T. Comunttee, Richard W. Seirffert, Members of the administration for Red Bank. IN ONE OF OUR BEST AREAS — garaRe. Four bedrooms, 2!£ baths, con-held at the Central School, located on NOTICE Conrad, Clerk of the Township of With Sewage systems, four-bedroomi, venient to shopping, schools. Interested Highway No. 79, Uarlboro Township Mlddletown, N. J. business administrator, recom- and faculty attending were^Cen- Cwo-buhs. Den, living room, dining Take notice that the) Downsea Beach (Blgned) The chief said there will be a call '7*1-8472. m Friday, June 25, 1965 at S p.m. orHotel, Inc. t/a The Downsea- Beach mended that the sergeant be pro- neth M. Frisbie, superintendent; room, and kitchen, plus full basement, as soon as said matter can be reached Hotel, Inc. has applied to the Mayor JOSEPH N. DePIEItRO drill Wednesday at 7 pjn. FHA. appraised asking 110,000. Owner, SHRHWSBURV — THREE-BBWlOOM at which time .and place all persons and council of thB Borough of SeaJune T, 14 (7.26 moted to lieutenant. Dr. John Gleason, principal; .Broker The Dowstra Agency, 741-8700 Interested therein will be given an op* RANCH, FAMILY STYLE KITCHEN; Bright for a PlenHry, Retail Club Li- With seven sergeants in the Louis Sohned, guidance director: IJNCROFT — Sacrifice. Builders mod BASEMENT: OVERSIZED OARAGE. portunlty to be heard concerning the cense for premises situated «t .ISO NOTICE 1 WELL LANDSCAPED. IMMACULATE same. By order of the Council ot theOcean Avenus, Sea Bright, New Jersey. Take notice that Frank J. Manson, department, such a promotion is Frank Capone, guidance counse Harris Gets Second ' it (3,000 down buys this custom bull Township of Marlboro. executive home. Choice area. One acre THROUGHOUT. 'LOW TAXES;^EX- Objections, if any, should be made Inc., T/A The Cobblestones, has apno- t possible without a Civil^Ser- plot. Four bedrooms, 2'A baths, library CELUENT SCHOOL FAOLITtES. FLOYD WYCKOFF Immediately In writing to Mrs. Mary plied to the Mayor and Township Com- or, and Miss Dorothy McCue, ad- with fireplace, and many other deluxe PMNCI&AiLS ONLY. $17,500. OAIiL Clerk Larson, Clerk of the Borough of Seamittee of the Township of Mlddletown vice examination. The adminis- viser to the National Honor So Place in Drafting Test 741-4816. Jun* 14 J14.49 Bright, N. J. features. Located Greentree Terrace for a Plenary Retail Consumption Li- trator's recommendation could off Newman Springs Rd., next to Chris OCEANPORT — Income, riverfront, (Signed) cense for premises State Highway 35 ciety. LONG BRANCH - Arthur Har- tlan Brothers Academy. Builder. 876 LEGAL NOTICE ANDREW L. ZURICH and Andover street, Red Bank, N. J. however, become reality with in- three houses, three acres. A real buy. ris, a senior at Long Branch 2418 or J20-1334. . . Movlnic to Florida. $30,500. Call 741-2233. PROPOSALS FOR COIN OPERATED Locust Point, Locust, N. J. Objections If any, should be made Immediately In writing to Thomas T. dications pointing to such a test lOTERLAKWf — Large llkcjrpnt WASHING AND DRYING MACHINES JEAN B. ZURICH High School, received the second SHREWSBURY—Price Is rigftt *rea is — The Fort Monmouth Exchange Is Locust Point, Locust, N. J.Conrad, Clerk of the Township of Mld- upon the sergeant's return from 3 Pupils Awarded bouse. Modern kitchen. Newly painted tops. Tree-shaded, wilde, deep plot Four soliciting proposals for the operation NORMA THARPOCK dletown, lllddletown, N, J. place award in the Monmouth exterior and Interior. Price (21,900. Call bedrooms, two fall baths, Nice living of washing and drying; machines on Islln, N. J. Officer's Washington. 531-1631. Principals only room, separate dining area, Btep-savlng Art Show Prizes and Ocean County Drafting com- random locations at Fort Monmouth, June T, 14 (9.66 Frank J. Manson, President In 1852, Sgt. Gleason married BIX ROOM MODERN RANCH - One kitchen. Believe it or not #7,900. EL- N. J. and supported aotlvltles. Detail! 95 Conover Lane, Red Bank, N. J. LONG BRANCH - Three Long petition held May 1 at the Mon- mile from Red Bank. Near all trans- WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, may be obtained from Mr. Fish, con- NOTICE Margaret Manson, Secretary and Trea- Miss Eva McLaughlin. Both he portation, $18,800. Oa.ll 747-0411, Realtors, 559 Prospect Ave., IdUJd sil- cessions supervisor, telephone area Take notice that Mlddletown Lodge surer Branch High School pupils were mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- ver. 741-4500. , code 201, 532-3505. The deadline for re- !)5 Conover Lane, Red Bank, N. J. and Mrs. Gleason have concen- ;• MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, two- No. 2179 B.F.O. Elks has applied to awarded prizes for their art worj town. ceiving proposals is 9:00 o'clock A.M., the Mayor and Township Committee Jane 7. 14 $9.20 trated on careers. Mrs. Gleason katb' split level on large lot across RUMSON — New llatm-j. Excellent con- EDST, July 12, 1055. The Exchange •from park. Kitchen, dlnlne room, living dition. Ranch on one-acre plot, has of the Township of Mlddletown for a entered in the Young People' The competition, in which over reserves tha right to reject any or allClub License for premises situated at NOTICE is now an assistant chief opera- room ana den plus full basement and three bedrooms, three baths, " paneied proposals. Art Show. This show, sponsored 100 boys from 15 high schools - cltr lewentl- A»Mng »»,HB. 747-6348. den. Home Is on part or an estate that 168-170 Main Street. Port Monmouth, Take Notice that John Morrli & Sons, tor in the Asbury Park office of waa orice a. show place with It* many Juna 14, 15, 16 111.73 N. J. Mailing address: Box 325. Mkljli Inc., T/A Howard Johnson's, haa ap- by the art advancement commit participated, is an annual event, • JJIDDLETOWN — Oakhlll section, two- beautiful trees, flhrubs andTdhnal gar- :own, N. J. plied to the Mayor and Township New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. tee of the Monmouth Arts Foun- co-sponsored by the Shore Shop •svc» lot. Charming Cape Cod. Ideal for dena, Lpcated one block from river. APVEIITISKMENT FOB BIDS Objections,' if any, should be made Committee of Ihe Township of Middle- The police officer begins his •mull horse farm, (18,090. Call us forHas river rlghU. Owner relocating due The Board of Education Little Silver Immediately In writing to Thomas T. town, N. J., for a Plenary Retail Con- dation, was held June 1 througl Teachers Association, the Mon- detail! THE BERG AGENCY, Real to business. A "must" If you're Rum- Schools will receive scaled bids for Conrad, Clerl Mldaietown, N. J. sumption License, for premises situated academy course Aug. 16 and ex- tors. , 671-1000. Hwy 35. Mlddletown son minded, please call for appoint- the furnishing of Painting Requrements. Officers at State Highway 35 and Woodland June 5 at the Monmouth Shop mouth County Chapter of Tool Joseph Hlrantl, Exalted Ruler Drive, Mlddletown, K. J. pects to return to Middletown NEW MONMOUTH — Four-bedroom ment. Afiktng $47,000. QLAZEBROOK Bid lists of specific quality and type of ping Center's Civic Auditorium, and Manufacturing Engineers split, 2',-i-car garage, large playroom, ASSOCIATES, INC., 45 W. River Rd., material are available at the Little 128 Twlnbrook Drive, Mlddletown, Officer* and Directors early in November. excellent condition, Near shopping and Rlinnon. R42-1700. Silver School, Markham Place, Little N. J. John Morris—President Eatontown, and the Monmouth County Chap- nhbols. Way below FHA appralBal. Sliver, Office of tha Secretary of theLeslie B. Parleman, Esteemed Leading 47 South Street, Red Bink, N. J. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL—Troc-)lned Knight George J. Morris—Vice President and Co-chairmen of the event were ter of the New Jersey Architec- Owner transferred. Asking/ (18,900, street. Immediate occupancy. Three Board of Education. BURN CHURCH NOTE make oiler. Call 671-3W2. Proposals should be In the hands of 49 Compton St., Belford, N. J, 'Secretary tural Association. largo bedrooms, .!£• baths, center hall John Devaney, Loyal Knight M Hights Terrace, Middletown, N. S. MIDDLETOWN - The Kings Jean Watson Parmley and Kath BHORBWAY EXCLUSIVE —. Three plan. 22' living room with fireplace, for- the Board Secretary not later than 67 Norman Court, Llncrolt, N. J. Stepllen J. Morris—Treasurer mal din Ins room, large paneled den, June 20, 1865 4:00 P.M. E.D.B.T. ani of Kings Lutheran Church re- leen P. Turner. Harris received his award for ' family house In Keyport. Lovely first wilt be opened at the Special Meetlm Edward G. Walder, Treasurer 47 South Street, Red Bank, N. J. • floor' apartment for owner. Two rental screened porch with, sliding doors to 17 Harbor View Drive, Atlantic Objections, If any, should be made The award winners were Bar- his plans for a beach house. den and living room. Paneled basement wf the Board of Education on June 3C cently paid the last installment •ma.rtin.ent> upstairs. Good arc;, low 1M5 at 8:00 P.M. E.D.S.T. Highlands, N. J. immediately in writing to Thomas T. laxes. Call BHORBWAY RfflALTY, 264- gairoeroom, attached garage, Perfect Charles Carroll, Jr., Secretary Conrad, Clerk ot the Township of of a $47,400 loan. The event was bara Marrotta, grade 11, second for growing young family. Reduced to By the order of the Board of Educa- . TWO. __• tat, Little silver Schools, Borough of Hwy. 35, Middletown Mlddletown, N. J. marked with a note*urning cere- place for an abstract painting SCHOOL REGISTRATION $25,500. BALL BROS., Realtors, 613 June T. 14 $13.34 (K.SS RED BANK COLONIAL—Plus adjacen River Rd.. Fair Haven. 7*1-7688. Little Silver, County of Monmouth, •RUMSON — Registration for statB of New Jersey. mony. Participating were Rev. Francine Odence, grade 10, lot. Three bedrooms, lMng room with -LEGAL NOT1CE- -LEGAL N0TIC • fireplace, dining room, both -with wall ARE YOU A BIO FAMILY? MARSHALL F. THOMPSON, C. Roger Burkins, pastor; John third place for an abstract tern She Forrestdale School's summer Flve-toediroom Colonial, city aDwern, on Secretary to-wallr oarpetlng, eat-in modern Kitch- NOTICE pera painting, and Edmund Staf- session will be held tomorrow en, 1!4 baths. Lovely residential area. quiet street. Walking distance to New- June It J5.52 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN ORDI- Lindholm, finance committee 747-0483. ark and W. Y. buses. Asking- only $19,- ford, grade 12, honorable men- and June 22 in the school from 500. Call now. NOTICE NANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED 'AN OnDINANCE chairman, and Milton Carroll, ". 50 SHADE TREES FIXING THE 8ALARJES OF THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF :30 to 3 p.m. E, R. SNYI>ER A CO., REALTORS Take notice that Mlddletown Super THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW secretary. tion for a collage. On. landscaped comer, plus a very 135 First Ave.. lAtlnnHc Hlghlatirtfl Market Inc., trading as Mlddletown attractive four-bedroom home. Carpeted JERSEY,', ADOPTED DECEMBER 14. 1939. AS AMENDED Phone 201-0000. Mcmher Multiple List- Super Market has applied to Ihe Town- SUPPLEMENTED. . Ilvins • room, (lining room and hnltfl. ing. ship Committee of the Township of tW baths, large kitchen, paneled family Mlddletown, N, J, for a Limited Retail BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Township ot Marlboro, County room, garage arid basement, Call own PAIR HAVEN - Direct sale. SU-hcd- Distribution License for premises Bitu- of Jfonmouth nnd Slate of New Jernpy. er 7(7-8818. ' rnom Colonial, excellent condition. Sev- ntcd at Kings Highway, Mliluletown, Section 1. ThB salarleB t»f the hereinafter dcRlgnnted Township Officers en minutes from bench. In River Oaks. N. J. nnt cab-Luolan D'Anthony, President Collection of Taxes: inets, fully fitr-condttilonert, Attached ga- Mlddletown, N. J. IMZLWT AHBA — New Uiree-bcdroom Collector o! Taxes S.0O0.0O per ann. rage tor Iwo-can, basement ana many Phllomena D'Anthony, Vice President Tax Search Officer 600.00 per ana • ranch, tile bath, natural wood floors extras. Be fa«t, ba first. Call 671-3311 Mlddlotown, N. J. 2,400.00 per ann. and trim, dryer, attached garage, Now Full prlCB $28,500. WALKE& 8c Andrew D'Anthony. Treasurer Bookkeeper-Clerk 75xlD0 lot. (18,500. 727-0399. ' Janitor—Public Buildings 200.00 per ann. WALKER, neiitom, 2Mfl Hwy. S5, Mid- Mlddletown, N. J. Building Inspector 2,500.00 per ann, HAZLET — Lovoly split with three dleiown-Hoinnlel. Mulllnle Listings and June 7, 14 lll.ot Zoning Officer „ 2,500.00 per ann, bedrooms and ustlala. Phis paneled den, Trade-Ins, Send for catalog. PHONE: Police: utility room with half bath, garage and B71-331J. NOTICE Special Officer In Charge 2.50 per hr. 26 Kewarnfe. King size lot. Hop In newROOM! ROOMI ROOM! — Converted Take notice that M.F.W. trading a Special Policeman _„ . 2- P« nr. school and N.Y. bus. Buy under ap-<*.K Just Muted at $32,600. prises trading us Junction Liquors has provisions hereof, are expreBnly repealed, WALKER & WALKER, Realtors, Hwy.applici! to the Townstilp Committee ot Seotlon C. This Ordinance shall take effect upon Its passage and M Shrewsbury. 711-5212, 24-Houp fler- Hie Township of MliidlfHown for n publication according to law. WE NEED YOUR vlne. Plenary Retail Consumption License for NOTICE HOUSE TO SELL premises situated nt Mitln St., Bclforrt. Public notice Is hereby given that the ntwve ordinance was Introduced Objections, it any,, should be made rind passed on first rending nt B regular meeting of the Council of the Town- LIST WITH ' LOTS & ACREAGE Immediately In writing to Thomas T. slip of Marlboro held on Thursday, Juno 10 19B5 and that said ordinance FOR WATER SAFETY — Frank Rowland, chairman of the Water Safety Council, Mon- Conraii, Clork of the Township of will be taken up for second reading nml further consideration for flnnl CHAPEL HILL AREA — One acre Mldillctown, N. J. pnasngo at a regular meeting of the Council of the Township of Marlboro mourh County Red Cross, demonstrated safety equipment to fifth and tixth gradtrs building lot, Wooded location. Asking (Signed! to b« held U the Central School, located on Highway No. 7I>, Marlboro RbOO CnlI Nick Mullnney, Tha Klrwan OFFICERS Townihlp on Friday June 25, 1905 at B p.m. or as «oon as said matter at Middle Road School, Raritan Townihip. Th» children also ware rfiown lrf«-iaving VJpplebrook Agency Oh., RwiltbrB, 787-B5OO. • ' Marie Jennings, President can be reached at whloh time and mace all persons Interested therein will B 0I BUILDING LOT — 100x100. lt«»d> to' 22 Wood Avenue, Port Monmouth £»£.* ^!l. !8"!Slffi! IS S.'SfiE? «««»ral« «»« mm*. By «rd.r ot the techniques. Pictured here with Mr. Rowland are Eleanor Weriatti ll( of 18 Dirt* »50 HWY. 35 MJDDLEIOWN hullrf on, Nice area, OM and water Julia Burke, Beeretary-Treuurer Council ol 111* Township ot Marlboro. 671-2300 sorvlee. Treei. Top ol(*r. Call 741- 22 Wood Avtrwe, Fort Monmouth SLOYD WVCKOFF, Clerk mouth Dr., and Brian Brady, 12, of Annapolis Dr. ; D353. Jun 1, It M.7tJun« 14 nail 22—Monday, June 14, 1965 Forensic League THE DAILY BEJGISTER Welfare Directorg Study Officer. Elected RUMSON -.Nwofficew <* IN SANTO DOMINGO Bayskore Hospital Plans live Fowofle Lague of Rmne» SANTO DOMINGO, D. R. - HOLMDEL—Welfare directors serve the community. A meet- Fair Haven Regional «*5*«* Marine PTC Joseph Moore Ji. of five of the 12 municipalities ing of similar purpose wtH be «re Chuck Barton, pre*tOM« son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph to be served by the Bayshore held with the welfare directors of Sarah .Mdtzoff, vice president, Moore of 32 Sunset PI., Bast Community Hospital attended a the seven other municipalities to and Eric Edelman, «c*etary. Keansburg, N. J,, is serving with meeting at the hospital offices be served by the hospital, Mr. Marine Medium Helicopter in Airport Plaza, Hazlet, to dis- Snider stated. Next year the league, wWeh Squadron 264, engaged in the cuss future plans for the hos- Those attending were: Mr. and participates in local, county and joint U. S. operation in the Do- pital. Mrs. Thomas Hogan and Mrs. state forensic affairs, will be host minican Republic. Sjheridan C. Snider, director of Rosemary Shields, Highlands; for sectional forensic finals. U. S. forces were ordered into tire hospital, called the meeting Charles Green, Marlboro Town- The group is advised by faculty the strife-torn island republic af- to acquaint the welfare directors ship; . Mrs. Madeline Wright, members Robert Hasten and Mrs. ter ,fhe breakdown of law and with the .progress and status of Matawan Township; Mrs. Doro- Carolyn Hill. order and authorities there could the hospital. They discussed thy Casey, Keyport; and Mrs. no longer guarantee the safe anticipated case loads for the Lillian Jacobsen, Middletown. COMPLETE CRUISE evacuation of American citizens. next five years for both "in- Mr. Snider said this was the USS GEORGETOWN - Navy SANTO DOMINGO, D. R. - patient" and "out-patient" ser first in a series of group meet- Electrician's Mate Fireman Wil- Marine Lit. Col. Edward F. Dan- dees. ings to be conducted by the RELIGIOUS SCHOOL GRADUATES — Pictured with Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff, spiritual leader of Congregation Bnai liam A. Boyce, son of Mr. and witz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The municipal officials also hospital with various municipal Mrs. Clyde Boyce, Rt. 1, Eng- 1 Israel, Rumson, are the seven graduates of the high school department of the congregation ! religious school. Left am Danowitz, 75 Poplar Ave., were encouraged to offer their and civic representatives to as- lishtown, N, J., has returned to suggestions and assistance in to right are Dinah Trachtman, Louise Lavinson, Margaret Siegel, Blanche Gottfried, Caryn Gottfried, Eva Garoff Fair Haven, N. J., is serving sist, in the planning stages of Norfolk, Va., aboard this techni- with Battalion Landing Team planning the proper type of the hospital. cal research ship after a four- and Janet Goldstein. of the 4th Marine Expendition- facilities^for the hospitalto best month cruise in South Pacific ary Brigade in Santo Domingo, GOP ORGANIZES and Caribbean waters. Dominican Republic. First Merchants MATAWAN - Goodwyn X Goodhart was elected chairman During the cruise, several tons Members of the 4th MBB have Bnai Israel Declares Dividend of Matawan Borough at the or- of Projeot Handclasnwnuwv p materia"'"""""l seen deployed to the island re- Summer Events Program ASBURY PARK - John G. ganiiational meeting of the Re- were delivered to foreign P"» public since April 28, when Ma- Hewitt, president, announced to- pihlicamhiiran Minnhcountyi exeoutivexecutive com-- as a symbol of the menasmp ui Graduates rines were landed to assist In pitnntan county exeuuuvc n»»- «s • end toiur. Coll Wards tttpalr Strvlct, today. Minr back - nt elry Department, then gueis the correct number time for Father's Day, June draw. Cull today. New Shrewsbury! pint 22.00 to 30.00 earrings 9.50 to 27.00 at Route 35 of karats it weighs. You may win a genuine ttRVICE DEPARTMINT All (View Plm Ton 201 MOM MM5M Shrewsbury Aye. 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