Conflict May Kill Atlantic Highlands Renewal
SEE STORY BELOW Weather Cloudy this morning then fair HOME this afternoon, high in mid 70s. Cloudy again later tonight and THEDMLY early tomorrow morning becom- ing fair and warmer in after- FINAL noon. Low tonight in upper 50s, high tomorrow in low 80s. Fri- day's outlook, fair and warm. 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS DIAL 741-0010
VOL. 89, NO. 246 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Seek U.N. Anti-Israel Action Soviets Ask Pressure UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Syria. Council delegates believedlthen was,likely to call the ses- in Moscow refused to comment ernment and possibly even Pres- —The Soviet Union pressed to- the resolution would get only four sion on 24 hours' notice. on the speculation about Kosy- ident Johnson were expected to day for an emergency session of of the nine votes needed for adop- Speculation that the Soviet pre- gin. The Soviets obtained a per- attend the session. tion, clearing the way for action p p The feeling was widespread the U.N. General Assembly to mier would attend stemmed from mit to land a special plane in take action against Israel amid on the Soviet request for the as- among Arab delegations that the sembly to meet. a letter from Soviet Foreign New York about tomorrow but Russians were promoting the as- speculation that Premier Alexei Minister Andrei Gromyko to postponed the flight, apparently N. Kosygin might attend. After defeat of the Soviet reso- Thant yesterday saying "leading sembly session primarily to di- awaiting the scheduling of the as- vert attention from their failure .The Security Council was lution, Secretary-General U statesmen of the Soviet Union' sembly session. The U.S. Embas- scheduled to meet today on a So- would attend, I to help the Arabs in the war. In Thant would poll the 122 U.N. sy in Moscow said the Soviet line with this, Saudi Arabian del- viet resolution calling for Israel members by telegram, and the Soviet and other CommunisGovernment t had not requested egate Jamil M. Baroody com- to withdraw immediately from necessary majority of 62 coun- sources at the U.N. said they did any visas for the flight. mented that for the Arabs, the ; i the territory it seized in its blitz tries was expected to agree to not know to whom Gromyko was Should Kosygin come to Newresult of an assembly session war against Egypt, Jordan and the emergency session. Thant referring, and Soviet spokesmen York, many other heads of gov-would be "zero." In Matawan, Matawan Township
FIRST SHOT — Victor E. Grossingar, chairman of the Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners, gets off the first shot on the site of proposed new Monmouth Coun- ty Golf Course. Members of the press were given a tour of the Gamer Farm, Howell ' Water Ernergency' Declared Township, which the county Board of Freeholders purchased under the Green Acres Matawan and Matawan Town- between 6 p.m. and midnight ac- mitted for 18 hours every other municipal water supplies were held up by slow delivery of fab- program for the first county golf course. Looking on as Mr. Grossinger takes his shot ship last night declared a "water cording to the following: day. more than adequate, Mayor Ed- ricators. Even- with the current are, left to right, Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, Freeholder Benjamin H. Dan- emergency" and Madison, Town- Ivyhill, Juniper, Waverly Parks, He added that when the third ward E. Hyme declared a water delays, construction is expected to skin and Mayor Richard H. Reilly of Howell Township. ship continued requests hot' to use Storyland, and non-Levitt Homes well is completed, and if themergencye . be completed by mid-July. water for sprinkling lawns and south of Church St. and east demand remains substantially the In the emergency, residents are Mr. Dietz said last night a filling pools. of Lloyd Rd. on all even days same, there should be no wat-asked to refrain from lawn sprin- "complete solution to the water Matawan Township Council of the month; Andover, Brook- er emergency in Strathmore next kling, car washing, and similar problem will not come until above-» Nature Molds County Course acted on the recommendation of view, Cambridge, Deerfield, Ford- year. uses between 4 p.m.. and 8 p.m.ground Storage' is completed." the Utilities Authority, and set Up ham, Northland, Oxford Parks, Karl Zukerman, chairman of on weekdays^ and from noon un- The borough's present storage a schedule' for watering lawns in and all other non-Levitt Homes the Utilities Authority; said yes- til 8 p.m. on weekends. tanks can hold only 300,000 gal- the Strathmore area. on all odd days. terday that before starting to Councilman George A. Dietz, Ions, less than a half-day's sup- This includes 1,923 homes. draw, from this third well, water chairman of the water and sew- ply for the municipality. The The schedule is expected to re- Mr. Kay compared this sched- capacity was 1.9 million gallons er committee, who originally re- state recommends that municipal Golf Site a Beauty main in effect until a third well ule with one during last year's per day. l quested the use restrictions, says tanks hold at last a two-day wa/ is completed within a month ac- emergency. It is now 2.6 million, he said, the water problem is one of stor-'ter supply. By PETER G. OLIVOLA ation and Parks Commission said, use it or any of the existing cording to Jerome R. Kaye, a In 1966, watering was permit- and when the third well is inage rather than supply.' I A special committee will meet HOWELL TOWNSHIP - If a but certain portions will be re-buildingl s if the floors can't stand member of the council and the ted for a total of eight hours full operation it will be four mil- At last night's Borough Coun- omorrow to inspect suggested beautiful piece of land is neces- served for picnic areas and ac- the load," he said. Utilities Authority. every third day. Because of the lion gallons a day, sites for the construction of two sary for a successful golf course, cess to fishing in the Manasquan cil meeting, Mr. Dietz said con- Preventorium Rd. splits the SprinkHng will be permitted increase in water facilities this At Matawan while borough of- struction of the new • aeration new above-ground storage tanks, then the Board of Freeholders River and the future Manasquan property in half with the build- ficials were still claiming that each holding one million gallons. are off on the right foot with River Reservoir, which will ad- ings in the center of the land/ between midnight and noon, and year, said Mr. Kaye, it is per- tank at the water plant has been their purchase of 300 acres on join the property. with gently rolling fields and One will be located at each Preventorium Rd. Several of the eight structures woods spreading out in all direc- end of the borough. Construction tions. In Atlantic Highlands LPA is.expected' to begin on the new Originally purchased In 1936 by on the property are in use, in- facilities in August. the late Carl F. Gamer as a eluding the main house with 15 Freeholder Director Joseph C. With completion of these two dairy farm, the property fea- rooms where Mrs. Gamer . still Irwin; who claims he's never tures gently rolling slopes and lives. played golf, was also along on new tanks, expected by spring, 8 mile and a half frontage on Under terms of the contract, the tour. Mr. Irwin has been Mr.'Dietz .said the borough will the Manasquan River. she will stay until work Is begun the strongest supporter of the pro- Conflict Seen Killing Renewal have at feast -a:three-day water on actually building,the course. supply in reserve in above-ground Freeholder Benjamin Danskin gram to provide a county owned torage. »a(d yesterday during a press Mr. Truncer said the existing golf course. By ROBBY ROBINSON Plainfield, Clifton, and South Riv-| Livio Poll, Ocean Blvd., stated, igciating the area between Cen- I "It's plain that there' is a defi- ter Ave. and Leonard Ave., bound- In Madison Township Edward tour that the rolling characteris- barn facility might be used as "I knew this was a nice piece ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Con- er, apparently agrees. Ford, superintendent of the Mad- tics of the land are very de- the basis for the club house, as of property, but I didn't realize flict within the Local Public Agen- After last night's meeting Coun-1 nite boo-boo being made. When ed by Aves. A and B, as a tenta- cilman Snyder said, "Urban re- is it going to stop? Let's be tive site for "a 50-unit walkup ison Water Co., said that its airable In a public golf facility was done at Hominy Hill Golf it was quite this beaufiftil," he cy may well spell the death of customers had never been com- because it permits faster play. Club in Colts Neck. said. urban renewal here. newal might have been the best men about this for once." project." • thing the ever happened to this, the LPA meeting was called pletely without water. They only The entire farm area will not "Of course this all depends on Three architects are currently "This program will be crushed The map, made public by the had a little low pressure in some be used as a golf course, James the structural condition of thepreparing proposals for the in Washington. They just won't town. After tonight we probably by Councilman Snyder after the mayor, and the application ac- ..,iii „.>.,„.. oo it •• i areas, he declared. Truncer of the County Recre- barn. We many not be able to (See GOLF, Pg. 3, Col. 3) stand for this kind of political will never see it.' regular Council session ast night companying it, do not "bind this He added, however, that resi- bickering," Mrs. Virginia Fugaz- In a two-hour public session' He ned wjth an accountof borough to any definite action," dents are required not to sprin- zi, ^LPA relocation specialist, said "' ""* "^Zi1JJ?IeSSed sup-events leading to disclosure Mon- Mr. Snyder stated. kle lawns or fill pools "until we For Welfare Recipients after last night's special meeting port for the program. day of submission of a map des- (See RENEWAL, Pg. 3, Col, 4) get some rain." of the group. Brought to Borough Hall by reports their neighborhood had The session saw renewal of thebeen named "General Proposed clash between Mayor Jay M. Kel- 1 ;Iers, ousted executive directOF of Site ' for low rent housing that Has Housing Proposal the agency, and Councilman will accompany urban renewal, Hearing Set June 26 to Eye residents of the South Ave. area James R. Snyder, his replace- By NANCY KUBINSKI were vocal in their opposition to which are not available because tended," she explained. ment. the project. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The real estate agents are holding In an effort to correct the prob- A standing room crowd heard local welfare director yesterday them for high rents from summer lem, Mrs. Wright has asked for Roy DePalma, Washington Ave. Broad St. to River Opening repeated-charges of "fabrication" e W h suggested that a shortage of hous- visitors. a meeting with the Township and "carrying on a personal ven- £Z% *A" .- !r* f r^l ^D BANK -Mayor John P. street for its own sake doesn't Democratic Councilman Daniel ing for welfare recipients could The situation came to light as Council to consider possible low- Arnone has called a public'meet make sense to me, but if weJ. O'Hern, who chaired the com- cost housing developments. • detta" exchanged by the two men are lucky it's not 1867. You all be alleviated by making summer township welfare authorities be- even though both are outspoken ing to find out how Red Bank- can come up with a plan that mittee, was a promoter of the rentals available on a year-round came concerned with the number "While some of the evictions would have been tarred, feathered will benefit Red Bank I'd be will- project during his tenure as act- renewal advocates. and run out of town on a rail ers feel about the proposal to basis. of evictions of impovershed per- are because of past-due rents, 9pen the north end of Broad St. ing to change my mind," he said, ling mayor, but when the Re- According" to Mrs. Madeleine sons, not necessarily on the wel- many are caused by the condem- Councjlman . David J. DeGroot by now." to the Navesink River. Preferred Projects publican administration took of- T. Wright, sub-standard housing fare rolls. nation of the buildings," Mrs. an opponent of the program, said Mrs. Esther O'Neal, 19 South The hearing will be Monday, In the meantime, the mayor fice this year It was a little in the township has caused her Cases Increase Wright said. at Monday night's meeting, "the Ave., complained, "I've been to mentioned the Hudson Ave. ex- cool to the idea, department to seek housing in LPA is doing more to defeat ur- many of these meetings. You al- June 26, at 8:30 p.m. in the r Mrs. Wright said the evictions She added that the health board municipal building. The Broad tension, the extension of Drum- However, in January, council other areas of the county for cases have Increased considerably (See HOUSING, Pg. 3, Col. 3) ban renewal in this town than ways go away knowing less than mond PI. to West Front St., and' authorized a survey of 12 prop- Indigent persons without homes. in recent months. I could hope to do." when you came. . .It has gotten St. break-through wiil be the only item on the agenda. construction of new parking facil-'erties the borough would need In 'her search for adequate "In most cases, the families Mrs, Fugazzi,' who has worked so bad now I don't know who to ities as projects he would place,for the break-through. housing, Mrs. Wright said, she with public projects in North believe. I don't trust any of you." The public expressions may have several children and are higher on the priority list. The following month,, council has discovered several homes not indigent — merely overex- Head Start help decide an issue that has py been - pending for decades and ThThe BroaBd StS . plal n was re- received a 71-name petition ob- vived a citizens' committee jecting to it. The petitioners, Program Set in 1965 I heavily represented by business South Viets Ripped or Benedict R. Nicosia. In Feb-people in the Front St. area that Housing Regulation In Red Bank Mayor Arnone said yesterday ruary, 1966, the committee filed i would be affected, cited nine ob- that he is willing to be con- a report indicating the plan was J jections, among them the dis- RED BANK - The Board of vinced, but he's not yet. "Just feasible and urging its imple-jcomfort of winter winds coming Education started the ball rolling By Cong Guerrillas| breaking through the end of the mentation. I (See HEARING, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Tightening Is Urged on its summer Head Start pro- gram last night after receiving SAIGON (AP) — Communist The heavy Viet Cong attack in MIDDLETOWN - A proposal "We would not try to keep the report of Superintendent Rob- guerrillas swarmed through a the delta fell on two adjoining to tighten township building people out," he said, "but weert C. Hoops that the plans had small Mekong Delta hamlet be- hamlets 110 miles southwest of been approved by the Monmouth Million Medical Center regulations on substandard hous- would not want to permit condi- fore dawn today, killing or,Saigon. While one was being ing and to limit number of oc- tions that were not healthful for Community Action Program. wounding perhaps 80 Vietnam-,raked by mortar fire, perhaps as cupants in dwellings was made families," Dr. Hoops said he expects about ese civilians and militiamen. a diversion, guerrillas smashed here last night. He said. officials also had a 100 pre-schoolers to participate The attack was one of several into the other. Drive Launched for Projects Alarmed at isolated reports duty not to permit downgrading in the summer classes, which deep in the delta near Can,Tho A company of about 120 mili- from inspectors about conditions for residents who already have start July 3. during the night. They occurred tia defended the second village. I DEAL — Monmouth Medical | A medical center announce- man, gave a financial breakdown of some neglected places and property investments. The board has not received any near the Cambodian border in They hastily called for artillery 'Center, Long Branch, yesterday jment said groundbreaking cere- on these projects. fearful that others are being over- Urges National Code money from MCAP yet, and au- an area where the Viet Cong support and for the U.S. Dragon launched a $3 million fund-raising monies for the building are slat- The extended care unit is ex- populated, the Township Com- One recommendation that Mr. thorlzed'the administration to ex-'control vast areas of the coun- Ship planes that nightly circle the pmpaign for financing several ed for Saturday and the facility pected to cost $1,750,000 to $2,- mittee instructed Township At- Crowell will consider is that parts tend the school system's credit tryside by night. delta to provide flares and Gat- improvement projects in its 80th is expected to be ready for oc- 000,000, depending on construc- torney Whitney Crowell to sug-of a national building code, which anniversary year expansion drive, cupancy by July 1, tion costs. Federal funds from gest safeguards. so materials can be purchased | Ground action was light out-Uing gun support for embattled can be adopted locally by refer- before July 3. it was announced at a press con- —Erecting a nursing educa- the Hill-Burton Act provisions will ence, be employed to limit oc- Iside the delta, U.S. Command re--6utposts, Committeeman Douglas Burke, Dr. Hoops said an expanded in-1 ported. In the air war against A Vietnamese spokesman said ference in the Deal Golf & Coun- tion facilities and administration I provide $577,000, with the rest cupancy according to house size 1 tr club with' apparent reference to exclu- service training .program willlNorth Vietnam, U.S. pilots re- 19 civilians were killed, 41 were V building on medical center prop- coming from the fund drive. and room numbers. The funds wi aive Daily Register reports yes- precede Head StaTt this year. jported six more MIGs probably wounded and the militia suffered " 8° toward: -,er,ty at Third and Dunbar Aves. The-nursing education building terday and today of large poverty Fifteen residents of Woodland It Includes a three-day local 'destroyed on the ground in the heavy casualties, a term that ~ Erecting, a 120-be.d, four- George J. Bartel, the center's is expected to cost about $500,- stricken families being evicted Dr. and Woodland Ter., Lincroft, means at least 20 were killed ors'ory extended care building on hospital administrator, said pre- 000. Approximately $248,000 will fr.om rental homes in Matawan complained in a petition that Bur- program of orientation and prep-ninth attack on the Kep Air Base aration, and a five-day program north of Hanoi and widespread wounded. medical center property at Pa- liminary plans for the building (Sec DRIVE, Pg. 3, Col. 2) Township, said more teeth were ton C. Lyon has taken no action a South v"i°n a"d Second Aves. have been approved by the U.S. needed in the local ordinances to offered by the Office of Econom- destruction to supply lines ex- More guerrillas hit Notice to either raze the burned wreck- Vietnamese training center at1 Monroe Eisner, Board of Gov- Public Health Service. prevent an influx here. age of his former home or to re,ic Opportunity for all Head Start tending from Hanoi and Hai- eraors Applications for Probationary staffers at Monmouth College. phong. Tan An, about 25 miles away. ' president, said this pro]- - Expanding the emergency Mayor Ernest. Kavalek told place It. ,ect would receive top priority In treatment unit. This project in- Patrolman of the Police Depart- The Daily Register that migrating They noted that after the fire, Mrs. Joan Pazicky will direct ment of the Borough of Red Bank Head Start this year. Dr. Hoops the current improvement pro- eludes the staffing of five li- families from one municipality to in December, 1966, Mr. Lyon was censed physicians on a full-time, can be received from the Chief said the staff consultants will in- gram. of Police, 51 Monmouth St., Red another should not be permitted given permission to park and oc- This facility will house Medi- 24-hour basis beginning July 1. to move •'o unsuitable shacks, cupy a house trailer for s i xclude Mrs. Edna Salt, chairman Today's Index Bank, N.J. Examinations will be of kindergarten primary educa- care, orthopedic, cardiac and — Expanding the clinical lab- held July 15, 1967, in basement of Tighter ci. j'ols, he said, have months while a new house was other patients who no longer ^ oratory and the dietary pro- been urged by the Local Assist- built. tion at Newark State; Mrs. Jane Page Page St. James Rectory, Broad St., Bosner, school psychologist; Mrs. Allen-Scott 6 Herblock 6 full hospital facilities, he gram. Working plans on the lat- Red Bank, at 9:45 a.m. Applicants ance Board. The petitioners asked that the reported. ter project begin Sept. 1, medi- permit be withdrawn and t h eThelma Colcman, learning dis- Amusements 19 Movie Timetable 19 must be between the ages of 21 Count Basle abilities specialist; Mrs. Sandra Births 2 Obituaries 2 & 4" Monmnulh County cal center officials reported. and 30 years old, a citizen of the And orchestra, Fri., June 16. premises cleared. The matter Robert C. Stanley Jr. of Mid- (See RULE, Pg. 3, Col. 1) Wruble, speech therapist'; Mrs. Jim Bishop 6 Sylvia Porter r 6 Public elementary school seeks United States, have resided in Paddock Lounge, Long Branch. Helen Sullivan, home-school co- Brldgo ... i.LM Sports 14, 15 building custodian for 10 or • 12dletown, the fund drive co-chair- Monmouth County for the past two (Adv.) Strawberries ordinator; Mrs. Louise Riccl, Classified ."...." ....;.16-18 Stock Market 9 month position. Black Seal license " Expo 67 years and otherwise qualified un- Dnrgnlns Galore! Sickles' Farm off Rumson Rd. school nurse; Dr. Sidney Kra- Comics 18 Successful Investing .., 9 is requested. Reply Box E-120, Hotel space still available, Mon- der applicable law. Thrift Shop, 60 Monmouth SI. Little Silver. 741-4232 or 741-9563. mer, optometrist; and Dr. James Crossword Puzzle .^ 19 Television , 19 The Daily Register, Red Bank, treal, June 26-July 4. Petersen George H. Clayton, Sir. ' Summf* ^losing June 16. (Ailv.) (A'dv.) W. Parker Jr., physician. Editorials .,,...,.— 6 Women's News ; 10,11 l (Adv.) Travel Service. 741-5550. (Adv.) Chief of golice (Adv.) In 2—VeJnesJay, June lf,f9S? WE BAILT REGISTER 9 Two Are Fined Admonishes Mrs. Wilson in 'Late Council In Shrewsbury Child's Mother SHREWSBURY - Richard V. Freehold Twp. Man Visit Urges Dredging Completion Borer of Newark was fined $21 RIVERVIEW for speeding and $50 for con- In Absences Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vitrano (nee LONG BRANCH—After promis- any event, he inspected it on anwere unanimously approved for tempt of court Monday night by Indicted for Assault emergency basis, since the al-. renewal. Held over was con-Acting Magistrate Francis X. LONG BRANCH — "If every- Betty Johnson), 115 Catherine St., ing last year when her term sideration of renewal of the re-| , FREEHOLD — Edward F.l Woods is accused of having a one who sneezed in the morning Red Bank, son, yesterday, ended to remain active in ci\ric legedly deteriorated building was Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber unlocked and open' to the public. tail consumption license of Borer had received a summons Ramey, 37, of Siloam Rd., Free- $2,000 car stolen from Glorididn'a t go to school, a- third of affairs, former Councilworaan Charms Liquors, Inc., owners of hold Township, yesterday was in-Lorri, 54 South Ave,, Atlantic (nee Geraldine Graham), 74 High- Julius J. Golden, city attorney, here Jan. 25, 1966, and his li- the population wouldn't go. land Blvd., Keansburg, son, yesLuc- y Wilson turned up at last upheld Mr. Brown's objection. the Joline Ave. bar. A number of cense was suspended in June, dicted by the Monmouth County Highlands, on April 21, and on objections to the renewal will be Grand Jury on charges of atro- April ID, of breaking into the Let's have no more of this non-terday. night's City Council meeting—by Mr. DeBartolis' testimony was 1966, because of his failure to cious assault andlbattery and as-home of Michael De Lisa, Slo- sense." Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deutsch her own admission—"just 11 stricken. heard June 27. answer it. sault with intent to kill. cum PL, Long Branch, and tak- (nee Marcy Goldberg), 5 River months and two weeks late*" Mr. Mauro said he is not at Edward J. Ronald was named David F. Bleibdrey, 344 Spring- So Magistrate Stanley Cohen liberty to say whether a search a member of the Phil Daly Hose Superior Court Judge Elvin R. ing $164 worth of articles, and admonished Mrs. Lena Bailey of St., Sea Bright, daughter, yes- Mrs. Wilson urged council field Ave., Belford, pleaded inno- Simmill received the indictment the home of Joseph Schildret, Ti- terday. warrant will be sought, a newCo. Removed from the company cent to reckless driving on Broad 176 Laurel St. yesterday in Mu- to complete dredging of inspection made, and another and ordered it filed. voli Garden Apartments, West- nicipal Court. Mrs. Bailey was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton roll was Thomas Van Note. St. but was found guilty and fined wood Ave., and taking $25 worth complaint filed. Ramey has been charged with charged by William T. Karrberg, (nee Wynkoop), 239 Spring' st.,,Manahasset Creek _ a project Council resolved unanimously $25. shooting Betty Mae Crudup, ofof household articles. attendance officer, with failing Red Bank, son, yesterday. started by the former commis- Action Postponed to support a resolution of t h e Council action on a Zoning the same address, in the back, Arthur L. Tillman, 19, of Ste- to send her daughter to schoo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lorber (nee sjOn form of government and Roxbury Township Committee Selling your store? Classified chest, right hip and left arm on Eleanor Lindell), 41 Ingram Cir.,r Board recommendation that a use ven Ave., New Shrewsbury, pos- as required by state law. 1 r finished—before recommending the state Legisla- April 5, in their home. Matawan, son, yesterday. •• . ,.„. ... , variance be granted Silvio Ads reach hot prospects without session of stolen property, re- debrls and flllln mo f channels ture raise the senior citizens tax Pleading innocent, Mrs. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Lee Howarth ' 8 Ermini to! build 41 town houses exemption from $80 to $160. delay. Dial 741-6900 now. Judge Simmil! also ordered the sisting arrest and attempted au- testified her daughter wakes up following 11 indictments filed: > (nee Geraldine Anthony), 315 with silt get the upper hand. and 30 garages at 63-65 Cedar to theft, nearly every morning sneezing. Park Ave., Freehold, daughter, Ave. was postponed. Councilman George G. Wood, 32, of ThoJ-i The creek represents AMERICA'S UAR0E8T FAMILY CLOTHINO CHAIN Tillman is charged with hav- "Of course, she couldn't go toyesterday. miles of waterfront in Long Elliot L. Katz requested a full PI., West Keansburg, assaul school," the mother contended with intent to kill and atrpcioui ing an (800 car taken from An- MONMOUTH MEDICAL Branch and Monmouth Beach tran^eript of the Zoning Board assault and battery on his wifi drew W. Kovach, 40 Thayer Dr., Mr. Karrberg characterized the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess that could be turned into a boat- " ing be obtained for council Lorraine on April 28; by stabbinj New Shrewsbury, on April 21, re-daughter's attendance record as (nee Elizabeth Leonard), 234 El-ing area that would recall the study before the recommendation her in the face, arms and wrists sisting arrest of New Shrews- "pitiful." Of the last 175 days oi beron Blvd., Oakhurst, son, yescity'- s heyday and bring in much is considered. bury Patrolman William Seufeft Wiliiam Woods, 20, of Fay St. school, he testified, she was pres terday. profit, Mrs. Wilson said. Adopted after public hearing on the same date, and attempt- ent only 98; and of the last 44 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mont- Cash Available were ordinances setting fees and Long Branch, possession of stolei ing to steal a $1,000 car belong- property, two counts, of breaking days of school, the daughter at- gomery (nee Annie Lee), 728 She added that $18,000 for thehours for use of the city beaches ing to Lee S. Nelson, a Fortiten(jed only two. Greens Ave., West Long Branch, project is still on hand and that and creating the Long Branch and entering with intent to steal 1 and two counts of petty larceny. MonmoutynnmmiHh, soldierenMiai*, alsgleon onnn thetlia! daughter, yesterday. i federal grants for the work may Safety Council. A measure Intro- same date. "She has had practically every Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rommell duced by Councilman Henry R. ype of ailment known to man,' well be available as well. Condi- Lawrence Ehlers, 20, of (nee Anna Miller), 109 Hudson tions in the creek, she said, are Cioffi sets the salary of senior the attendance officer said. He Ave., West Keansburg, son, yes- sanitary inspectors at $7,800 and Weather La,, Union Beach, and William added that only one medical cer- "no better than they were 15 or New Jersey: Cloudy tfiis morn- Murphy, 18, Laurence Harbor, terday. 16 years ago." Mrs. Wilson added will be heard publicly June 27. tificate has been offered by Mrs. Eighteen retail consumption Ing becoming partly sunny this breaking into Loew's Drive-In Bailey in excuse for all the al< Mr. and Mrs. John Gualtieri that pollution and the danger Theater/Rt. 35, Hazlet, and tak-. , . (nee Marion DeLuca), 19 Saga- of encephalitis from breeding and three club liquor licenses afternoon, high mostly in 70s. Ieged absences Cloudy tonight and early tomor- ing cigarettes valued at $166 ' more Ave., Oceanport, son, yesmosquitoe- s are serious health row becoming fair and warm ir Feb. 2. Magistrate Cohen suspended a terday. hazards for the city. the afternoon. Low tonight |$10 fine on condition the defen- William Wilkes 21 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL She urged immediate appoint- Middletown upper 50s to low 60s, Wglh to- Neptune ment of a council committee to morrow in 80s except along Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hender- look into the matter and told Hullabaloo coast. Outlook for Friday, fair and possession of a car stolen son Jr., (nee Mary Slattery), 11 council she is going to Trenton and warm. from John Ryan, Edison, on Ewald W. Emrich, 85, of 70Broad St., Freehold, son, yester- today "to find out the status of MARINE April 8. East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic High- day. the creek." Aired Again Cape May to Block Island; lands, pleaded innocent to violat- Mr. and Mrs. Monris Sutton Richard Jensen, 35, of Maple In addition Mrs. Wilson urged ' East to southeast winds 10 to II ing a stop sign at Long Branch (nee Rochelle Cohen), 28 Madi city lease or purchase of parcel MIDDLETOWN — There was knots today and southeasterly 10 Ave., Farmingdale, breaking in- and Joline Aves., where his carson Ave., Bradley Beach, son, more of the Hullabaloo at the to State Lumber Co., Rt. 9, Free- 1-A, the fQrmer Wilson Boat knots • tonight. Mostly southerly was involved in an accident. yesterday. Works in Branchport, and instal- Township Committee meeting winds 10 to IS knots tomorrow. hold Township, with intent to last night even though the B t 35 steal on April 27, and passing Mrs, Elaine Wolfson, 40 Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James Walls lation there of 250 pontoon-type Mostly cloudy and foggy during (nee Kathryn Trent), Ryan Rd., boat slips for small boat owners teenage dance club is closed a forged $55 check at Point Esso Ave., driver of the other vehicle, while going under new owner- night and morning hours partly and her husban 1 charies R Wolf Marlboro, son, yesterday. who do not have trailers, Suoh cloudy afternoons. VdsibKty gen- Station, Rt. 33, Freehold Town- < . - - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gallan- action, she said, can bring thesn 'P- , erally one to three miles, ship, on April 25. son, passenger in her car, both Louis Sullivan told the com- „. .testified Mr. Emrich ran the stop cy (nee Valerie Valente), 206 city $10,000 to $15,000 a season. TIDES Vincent Ferriana, Monmouth Ave., Neptune, daugh mittee two weeks ago that on a iSiffsignn . Th«e AafanAantdefendant wass tirtnAfined Complaint Withdrawn recent visit to the club he had Sandy Hook Shrewsbury Aye.y , Red iBank,p pos- .JQ ter, yesterday. After more than an hour of TODAY - High 1:42 p.m. ami found two policemen on duty and session of narcotics in Red BanBankk, Jan' e E. Warner, 35, of 610 testimony, Robert L. Mauro, city young, lovers in a dozen parked low 7:42 p.m. and Freehold on Feb. 23, and prosecutor, abruptly withdrew a TOMORROW - High 1:48 a.m cars and widespread petting on 5 for allowing an unli- complaint against Mrs. Sophie the dance'Tloor.'"'•••» and 2:36 p.m. and Sow 8:42 a.m,knife in Red Bank on Feb. 10. Penalizes 4 Tepperman calling for condemna- censed driver to operate her car. Returning iast night, he criti- and 8:54 p.m. Joseph Bollentin, 53, JacksoJackson , , WEST LONG BRANCH - tion of her store building at 179 Wllliam Ml Brv cized a Daily Register report of For Red. Bank and Rumson •h•ownshipi , bkkbookmakini g iin Free-' an, 22, of 437Magistrate Charles L. Morgan Lincoln Ave., Elberon. Bridge, add two hours; Sea Sairs Ave., who pleaded guilty yesterday found James R. Mor- his remarks as implying criti- hold Sept. 27. The withdrawal came after cism of the township policp de- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long gan Jr., 21, of 391 County Rd, Morris Brown of Perth Amboy, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Walter J. Davis, 32, and Shir- CMfffwood, guilty of careless driv- partment and of replies bj the lene Davis, 28, of Atlantic Ave., attorney for the defendant, ob- former owner, Alan Paul, New lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Magistrate Cohen reserved de- ing but dismissed the defendant's jected to testimony of Samuel Middletown, possession of lottery countercharge against Mrs. Lin- York, denying Mr. Sullivan's al- -LEGAL NOTICE slips on Oct. 30. cision in the case of David Brown DeBartolis, building inspector, on legations. Jr., 24, of Laurel, Md., who pleadplead- da M. Stakldnski, 13, of 425rounds that he inspected the A retired security official from NOTICE Elvira Major, 50, of Atlantic e* innoceni t to carelesdis drivingi , Broadway, Long Branch, for faid- premises without a search war- New York, Mr. Sullivan contend- SHERIFF'S SALK it., Keyport, possession of lot- Mr. Brown's car was involved in ing to give a left turn signa). rant. A June 5 Supreme Court SDfEKIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ed his statement had been that T CHANCERY DIVISION :ery slips on Oct. 9. an accident with a police car Magistrate Morgan lined decision, Mr. Brown said, holds MOXMOUTH COUNTY driven by Patrolman Anthony Lo James Morgan $20 for careless that information gained without he saw only two policemen on Doftket No. F 2718-66 Chester H. Rushing, 56, of Old that UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS Bridge, bookmaking In Matawan Prete. driving and added a suspended AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, «. corpora $25 fine for contempt of count PohcPolicee C 1 tlon tr the State of New Jersey, Pla.n< Township on Dec. 2. Preliminary hearing was set admitted as evidence in eondein-j£K-.. . . „ % . ttffeva: JOHN MH.MOP.E and JOAN for Tuesday, June 27, in thprovidee d Hie defendant pays $20 nation proceedings. Scffanck and Mr' Paul 11ILM0HE, hla wire, Defendants towards the court reporter's fee. plied there were five policemen #y virtue of % writ of. execution In case of Willie Robinson, 50 Grant Mr. Mauro disagreed, alleging the above •ta-Led action to me directed, The defendant Morgan was cited Mr. DeBartolis inspected the Lmand a matron on duty. 3 (hall expose for sale At public ven- Fort Promotes Ct., arraigned on a larceny Mr. Sullivan said Mr. Paul la due, it the Court House In the Sor- charge. Mr. Robinson is accused for not appearing at a court coin Ave. property before the ru oush or Freehold, County of Mon- hearing scheduled for June 6. ter telephoned him and apologized mciutii, New Jersey, on Monday the by Mrs. Elizabeth Shevlin, presi- ing was in effect, and that i 10th day of July, 1967, at 2 o'clock, Two Sergeants Morgan reportedly drove a for the conditions at the club, P.M. Prevailing'Time. •• • dent of the Up Beat Social Club, even, though he was quoted ... AH that tract or paces] of land and -„„ of taking JJS5 in club funds lrom Marpal Corp. dump truck into a 4 premises, hereinafter particularly ' The Register later as having; scribed, situate in the Borough „ ford A.' -Shrews- her person. Mr. Rottnson,' who, Kadenwald's Nursery School and Ke*oaburg, County of tfonmoutii andJury, and Sgt. Roy F. Simon, will be represented by Stanley R. Kindergarten station wagon op- made a denial. Stale of New Jersey: \Obituary 'How can he apologize to me Beginning at a. point in the westerly here, have been promoted to ser- Katz, local attorney, was released erated by Mrs. Stakldnski on Ce- side of Creek Road, said point being and then call me a liar in the . distent 200 feet measured along the ;eants first class. in his own recognizance. dar Ave. May 17. westerly side of Creek Road from the The station wagon reportedly newspaper?'' Mr. Sullivan de- intersection or the weilerJy line ol Booh men are instructors in the THOMAS STRACHAN manded. Creek Roart with the southerly line or )aia Communications Division, was carrying five children and Fourth Btreet, said Intersection point LITTLE SILVER — Thomas Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek said being 25 feet southerly lrom tho exist- Department Ot Specialist Train- was about to turn left into the Strachan, 59, of 17 Alden Ter. ing center line of Fourth Street; thence Truckers driveway to the Michael L. La the new owners have been In- (1J SoutJi 1° 30* East alone We wester- Ing, at «he U.S. Army Signal lied Friday at his home after ly side ot Creek Road 50 feet to a point: Porta residence at 521 Cedar Ave. formed that strict standards thence <2) South 88° 30' Wat nl right Center and School. long illness. will be expected and that police angles to Creek Road 70 feet to a to pick up another child. Mr. Strachan was born in Stat- point; thence (3) south 15° 30' Weal 35 Striking In have been instructed to enforce feet more or leas to & point; thence -LEGAL NOTICE! The investigating officer, Pa- had <*> South 14- 32' West 68.65 Jeet to a trolman Herbert A. Van Note Jr., silver for the past „• ,«„„. .«all applicable laws. point on tho East side of Waycake NOTICB Creek; ihence (5) North 20" 30* Wwt Tako notice that MlddlMown Lodga Red Bank said Mrs, StaMaska and four dhil-was a member of St. James mSSSSSSSSS. along the East tide of Wayc&ke Creek o. 2178 B.P.O. Elks has applied to dren were subsequently treated Catholic Church, Red Bank, and 156 feet more or less to a point; thence the Mayor and Township Coramlttoe RED BANK - Teamsters Local qy Catholic Church, Re Graduating this <6) North 88° 30' East at ri*ht angle* of the Township of MMdletown for a the Fund to Oreek. Road 164.41 feet to the B OH* Llceme for premises situated at 701 struck Anderson Brothers at Monmouth Medical Center, was employepy d by month? Where do you ginning. 168-170 Main Street, Portt MonmouthMornnouth, Long BrancBranchh , Ai I Co., New H. J. Hailing address: iox 325, illd- American Insurance go from here? Being known as LM no, 1 g caietowu. N. X Moving and Storage Co., Me- Patrolman Van Note testified-Yoric city, ••Block flR Subdlvlilon" Borough < ECPI it now toting applicant! Keanahurg, N. J., made January 8, Objectlons, If any. should bi> madechanic St., early today as a three- he only issued a ticket to-Mor- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 1964 and revised February 3, 19M by Immediately In writing to Thomas T. ~3n- lEdna Strachan; a son, Thomas for spaeiel iumin*r coursti in Robert Grer.nberg Associates, Middle- Conrad, Clerk, MldiNetoun, N. J. year contract expired. computer programming. If you town, N. J. 8ald map filed In the OFFICERS Jerry Kurohner of 631 Girard^trachan Jr. and a daughter, Monmnnth County Clerk's Office awrence Miller—Exalted Ruler The last walkout at the moving qualify, you can prepare for a May 13, 19M, in Case 88-34. SO Bay Ave., Mlcidletnwn, N. J. Ave., Long Branch, waived a Miss Susan Strachan, both at Thomas Ftatley — Esteemed Leading firm took place May 6,1964. After high-paying profetiional career Being commonly known ai mo, ifli Knight an 11-week strike, .drivers and preliminary hearing on charges^ome, and a brother, George in the exciting computer field. Creek Road, Keanabur*, New Jersey. 294 Richard Street, Btlrord, N. J. of embezzling about $2,100 from The approximate amount of the judg- Wlnlam LeKernec—Esteemed Loyal helpers ratified a contract which Strachan of Watchung. Thrre are itill a few vacancies. ment in be satisfied by said sale Is the M.NJM. Co. of Philadelphia Call 542-2800 to arrange for * the Rum of $12,220 together with the Knight included an escalated wage scale. The funeral was Tuesday under Costs or this sale. H Nottingham Way, Mlddlstown, during last January and Febru- the direction of the Oberg Bedell tatt, or trop in at the Elec- Dated May 4. 1967 Wayne G. Hyatt-Esteemed Lecturing Police today reported that pick- ary. Funeral Home, Staten Island. In- tronic Computer Progrtmming PAUL KIERNAN, Bheriff. Knight ets were on the sidewalk at 8 Initituta, 245 Monmouth Pirk Robert C. Gruhln, Atty, 3 Pauls Place, New Monmouth, N.J. Magistrate Morgan remanded terment was in Moravian Ceme- June K 21, 38, July 8 U, 21 a.m. James Anderson, president the case to the Grand Jury. tery, Staten Island. Hwy., West Long Branch. ia.es!o( the company, who was reached The complaint was filed by Jo- »•* I at his home in Red Bank this seph Py of Pttladelplhia, who ac- FAMOUS SORENTO* morning, said the union was sup- cused Mr. Kurchner of receiving posed to strike today, but he hadmoney from an unidentified HUFFMAN & BOYLE not been to the office. He said homeowner for installing alumi- DACRON-WORSTED that there was "no comment to num siding but not paying M.- be made at this time." NJM. the money it was due. Gift for the June Bride The expired contract was the William Sdhwart of 248 Over- TROPICALS first to be drawn up between the look Ave., Oakhurst, received a 1 From our newly enlarged gift department. company and the union. The $15 fine and had his license re- union was certified by the Na-voked 30 days for driving 46 Exclusive but not expensive. tional Labor Relations Board in miJes-per-hour in a 25-mile zone December, 1963. on Broadway June 1. I Route 35 Circle • Earontown • 542-1010 No word was available from'the Jacqueline D. McCullough of |95 J. K rid el knows fathers best. offices of Local 701 in North 605 Ataa PI., Oakhurst, was fined Same Day Delivery Service Brunswick. $15 for careless driving. IIWIWimillMIIIMIIIimHWWIMIII comp. value $50
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As- Citizens'Group Readies ?s Oeeauport Joins in Effort tor Newton Mallett for a report. surance was given that all provi- William Conery Jr., East Keans- sions of civil rights laws would MIDDLETOWN - Sex educa- burg, who clashed with Mayor be observed. tion is being taught in schools To Educate Handicapped Kavalek and committeemen two A hearing scheduled for tomor- Fight for New School here,' according lo Board of Ed- OCEANPORT— The Oceanport at least one special education weeks ago over conditions in Wil- row on a charge of selling Board of Education last night | class. ucation President Warren de- lett Acres, and was evicted, made!alcoholic beverages to a minor, RED BANK — The group of Robert C. Hoops, superintendent, voted to join in a three-district Oceanport has no special edu- proposal to build a K-4 school on Brown. a new but subdued appearance, jagainst Evans Highway Liquors, citizens who make up the School said the (arget date for a newthe Prospect Ave. Eisner tract, co-operative arrangement for cation classes this year, but it Ll A nrflCAh ton 1^1 f\^i • h»r%.r* « F —I ' .. r n *. wm nwl_n___*f - _ ±.'1 t... nn . He presented pictures of alwa- s postponed until June 28 at Issues Study Group of the Redelementary school referendum is and will work [or passage of the In response to a letter from education of handicapped chil- has budgeted funds for one class leged dangerous road conditions 8:30 p.m. Bank Parent-Teacher Associa- the end of the summer. referendum. Old First Church, Kings High- dren. for neurologically impaired chil- in East Keansburg and accused Acting Police Chief Joseph R. tions is going to fight for a new The PTA study group has Representing the firs! organized way, he said that health, physi- Other participating districts are dren. The board is still seeking the committee of permitting a McCarthy informed,the commit- elementary school here. pledged its support of the board's support of the elementary build- cal education and science courses Tinton Falls Schools, which in- a teacher for that class, Lloyd ghetto to grow. tee that a complaint has been At a meeting last week in the j ing program, the study group cover the subject. cludes New Shrewsbury and H. Belton, superintendent of Discussion Subdued filed against the Paradise Bar, high school, the group made took its stand after touring Redj Superintendent of Schools Paul Shrewsbury Township, and Ea- schools, said last night. 'But the discussion then be- Rt. 35, for being open after plans for a public education pro- Bank's grade school facilities last L. Lefever confirmed this and tontown. Oceanport is providing special came subdued ami the committee, hours. A hearing was sel for July Let Pacts gram that will take the form month. It issued the statement said that studies are being made Under the agreement, each of education for six handicapped inspecting the pictures and 12 at 8 p\m. of letters to newspaper editors, after the inspection that "The for the institution of specific sex the districts will enroll its spe- children this year, all in classes getting specific complaints, Soden Electric Co., Middletown, the mailing of fliers, attendance For Library result was a unanimous convic- promised to study the situation. education courses. No decision cial education students in an ap-outside the district, was authorized to convert the at public meetings and possibly tion that there is a critical need class in any of the An ordinance was introduced MONMOUTH BEACH ,— Con- has been reached yet. Oceanpnrt sends one cerebral township hall emergency genera- public rallies this summer. for a new elementary school." tnr Mr. Lefever. said that a num-i ee. palsy child to Long Branch, one authorizing an $85,000 bond issue tor to an automatic operation. The group was represented at tracts totaling $28,187 for con- Mrs. Robert C. Kopkais chair- her of complex factors, including! However, special education stu- neurologically impaired child to to install drainage improvementsThe cost is not to exceed $2,450. last night's Board ot> Education struction of the new borough li- man of the group; Dr. Ivan P. types of teacher personalities,, dents in a district which main- Ocean Township, and three edu- along park of Thompson Ave., Worrell Brothers Inc. was di- meeting, and Mrs. Norman E. brary were awarded by Borough Polonsky, a board member, is co-must be studied. An abundance cable retarded children and one East. Keansburg. A hearing will rected to install and modify and Lee said a delegation would at- Commission last night. tains a class for their handicap chairman; William G. Butler, a of theories and a lack of experi- physically handicapped child to ,-, be held June 27. repair the township hall air con-tend Monday's Borough Counol General construction will be will have priority. former board candidate, is trea- ence in the subject hamper the Eatontown. In another ordinance, intro- ditioning and heating system for meeting. done by Coast Construction CoM Transportation will remain the surer; Mrs. Lee is secretary and study, he added. duced and also slated for a hear- $2,088. . At last night's meeting. Dr. Sea Bright, for $17,774. Electrical Mrs. Stafford W. Thompson is responsibility of the sending dis- Under the Beadleston Act, ing the same date, the committee work will be done by JAG Ser-membership chairman. The "There are a namber of keys trict. which mandates education of proposed spending $65,000 for vice Co., Farmingdale, for $3,768. group's next meeting will be July but we don't know which one fits The arrangement requires each mentally, physically and emotion- widening and other safety im- The Farmingdale firm was also 5. the lock," he said. of the three districts to provide ally handicapped children, the provements on portions of West Drive awarded a $4,195 contract for a|r state provides $3,000 per special Front St., between Half Mile Rd. (Continued) conditioning and heating. Philip class or 50 per cent the cost of and Hubbard Ave., River Plaza. come from federal funds through has been recognized by the fed-E. Eager, here, has the plumb- operating it, whichever h great- Bids will be taken June 27 forthe Hill-Burton Act and the rest eral Nurses Training Act. ing contract, which amounts to New English Department Leader er, to districts which maintain the township road maintenance from the fund drive. Mr. Eisner appointed George V. $2,450. classes. The state reimburses program. ; The emergency treatment proj- Coe Jr. of Rumson, a partner A $1,500 appropriation to fund local boards for 50 per cent the Answering an inquiry from Paul ect will cost about $400,000, the in the New York City law firm for the Recreation Commission's Hired for Red Bank High School cost of tuition and 75 per c«nt Brady, Larkshire Dr., the com-clinical laboratory project $300,- of Breed, Abbott and Morgan, summer program was approved the cost of transportation when mittee said that the county Board 000-5400,000 and the dietary ser- and Mr. Stanley, the president by the governing body. RED BANK - The Board of Mr. Finelli, who Is now princi- rom Richard Miller, sixth grade they send handicapped pupils to of Freeholders is considering vice project $150,000. of Lake Shore Mines, Ltd., of It was announced that next Education named t h e high pal of Middle Road School in at River Street; Robert Klitz, special classed outside the dis- changes to eliminate hazards at New York and Canada, as the trict. . Mr. Eisner said the extended week will be borough clean-up school's third department chair- Raritan Township, was appointed high school science; Mrs. Nila the Dwight Rd.-Middletown-Un- care facility is a new concept fund drive co-chairmen. week. at a special board meeting June James, an auxiliary teacher; man last night. Eatontown has one c|ass for croft Rd. crossing. But it wasin New Jersey although it does Franklin Lamb of Allenhurst, Mrs. Barbara Raymond, kinder- educable retarded and one. for /finable to report any anticipated exist in majpr cities such asa 10-year member of the medical Mrs. Muriel Landrum of Mal- He was hired on a 12-month garten; and Robert Mahns, music trainable retarded children, The time schedule. New York. center Board of Governors, will vern, Pa., was hired for $11,450 basis at a ratio of 1.3 times his teacher at River Street. A mater- Tinton Falls School district has Renewal to head the English department Township Administrator Rich- Mr. Eisner cited Medicare as'direct the campaign. salary guide step, or (14,170. nity leave of absence was granted two classes for educable retarded (Continued) next year. Mrs. Rita Burke. ard Seuffert was authorized to the major factor in creating the Two other administrators had children, and plans a third class "The area designation is merely proceed with condemnation suits extended care unit, but he also The board approved depart- their salaries for next year set. The board hired Mrs. Taliana for some category of handi- to acquire easements on 25 par- formality required by the De- said the county's increasing pop- ment chairmanships last year, Willard F. Browning's salary of Aruck of Whippany to teach sec- capped. cels in trie proposed multi-million 50 Students partment of Housing and Urban ulation, the fact that people are and named a mathematics chair- $13,734 as vice principal was ap-ond grade at Mechanic Street for dollar Bayshore hurricane and Development before reserving living longer and an increasing man In September and a social proved^ but he will continue to $8,300; Mrs. Sharon Dellmore of coast protection project. funds for such a project," he studies chairman in April. receive $15,696 while serving as Syracuse, N. Y., to teach first Right to Condemn public concern for health care Protest For said. Military Duties are other major considerations. Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superin- acting principal. grade at Mechanic Street for $6,- Authority also was given to the Definite sites will be recom-, tendent, said Mrs. Landrum holds 300; Miss Barbara Loversidge of The extended care building, 55,- Joseph McKay, vice principal administrator to condemn rights Awards Fete mended to council by the Plan- a master's degree from the Uni- Red Bank to teach first grade at 694 square-feet in a area, will at River Street School, was given Block Teacher of sideway for sidewalk construc- ning Board. versity of Pennsylvania and has Mechanic Street for $6,000, and FREEHOLD - About 51) Free- a salary of $11,550. % tion along four lots with an ap-be linked to the main medical Planning board member Alfred Mrs. Florence Thompson of Red SHREWSBURY - Principal hold Regional High School stu- completed graduate work at the praised value of $1,241, and nine center building by a glass-en- F. Kate denied last night the The board raised its secretary, Bank, as an auxiliary elementary Curtis Bradley of Shrewsbury dents staged a sit down and a University of Paris and the Uni-Salvatore F. Giovenco, who was others still to be appraised. closed corridor. problem of choosing sites hasversity of Colorado. teacher for $6,000. School said yesterdsy Francis protest march in front of the ever appeared on the Planning hired in January at $8,500, to The properties are along Its ground floor will contain a Altogether, the board approved Ralph Lyons of Atlantic High- Thompson Ave., Harmony Rd., school yesterday against a Board Board's official agenda. She has experience as a high $10,000. reception area, administrative of- salaries totaling $92,966 last night. lands had to decline a teaching Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Kings of Education action which can- school department chairman and Unique Arrangement fices, an elevator lobby, a multi- Mayor Kellers, also a member as a college English teacher, Dr. The board also agreed to payjob here next year because of Highway, Grand Ave., and Main celed a sports award banquet. of the board, took exception to In a unique salary arrange- purpose room with recreation and Hoops said. policemen $15 for duty at athletic military commitments. St. They are to be improved as dining facilities, and a kitchen. The students, it was learned, his statement. ment, the board granted a one- The Board of Education had were told that the awards would Pact Ratified year leave of absence and a $3,-events. That request had been part of a widespread township Each of the upper three stories "The Planning Board got this voted to hire' him as a fifth be presented in the locker room 500 grant to Edward Meehan, a made by the Patrolmen's project. will contain a 40-bed nursing unit in early February," he claimed. The board also ratified the hir- grade teacher Monday night. instead because of a lack of funds high school social studies teacher, Benevolent Association. James Nannine Co., Middle- with a nursing station and two The planners will hold a spe-ing of Vincent Finelli of Colts for the dinner. who has accepted a grant under town, low bidder, received a con-single-bed, 15 two-bed and two cial meeting Friday night in Bor- Neck as principal of Mechanic the experienced teacher program tract for $3,940 for Wagner Creek four-bed rooms and a dayroom School officials were not avail- ough Hall at 8 p. m. to discuss Street School next year to suc- to study at Notre Dame Univer- elope protection. with a kitchenette for use as aable for comment last night. the matter. ceed Miss Louise McCue. sity next year. The township attorney was au-dining area. The students maintained that Final sites may be determined FURNITURE CO. • thorized to defend the township about $150 was raised by a dance The board's grant, the differ- The extended care building's at that time. GI Pleads Guilty , Keyport 264-0181 £ in a contest of a variance granted for the banquet. ence between his Notre Dame architects and engineers are The controversy started Mon- WEST •0 permit construction of an A&P The demonstration lasted about day night when the mayor made To Morals Charge grant and his salary, was made Supermarket on Rt. 35. Com- Frank Grad & Sons of Newark. feature* . • . *** 15 minutes until 10:30 a.m. when public a map, already in Wash- FREEHOLD — Kenneth R. with three conditions. Mr. Mee- mitteeman Joseph M. Malavct Mr. Eisner said that "there is han had to agree to accept the a marked need for nurses, and J1 w,as broken UP «* scho°l of" ington, which designates the area Utsman, a Fort Monmouth dissented, saying he was being ficials. in question as a proposed' loca- money In the form of salary, re consistent wilh his vote earlier we will have an Influx of nursing soldier, yesterday pleaded guilty "WILLIAMS" • The awards will be presented tion for low rent housing, turn to Red Bank for at least against the variance. student candidates because the to a charge of impairing the today in the cafeteria. three years after his studies, and Application was made for 50 state recently set up a program Mr. Snyder denied at that time morals of a 13-year old Eaton- town boy on April 16, in Eaton- file a, report on the program a' EST. 1869 per cent state funds for construe- to appropriate up to $600 a year me document was in any way town. Notre Dame. — '• • for nursing students." binding, and last night produced Monmouth County Court Judge The board took these other per- Open Mon. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 He recalled that Monmouth Hearing a letter signed by Peter J. Lon- garzo, Federal Housing Adminis Alton'V. Evans, who accepted the sonnel actions: ********************* O • v»- Medical Center established the tia: (Continued) 1 plea, set sentencing for July "• Resignation kd U/ICP " itlon's first two-year training pro- off the river, the danger of teen- (ration director , 'sfAfing the site "V WTIdOcf* igram as a pilot project spon- agers congregating in the park may be "withdrawn at any sored by Columbia University in area that would be created, and time." 1955, and said the program since lost ratables. The foremost ob- Despite this assurance, resi- open a dents repeatedly scored the LPA -LEGAL NOTICE- jection was to the personal loss Famous Utica Silky Smooth of the people whose business prop- and Mayor Kellers and Council- NOTICE • man Snyder in particular for be- erties would be taken. 3-ISJ ing "embroiled in petty politics Checkmaster XHKRItT'X S.M.K 180 Count Percale Snow White Property Offered while our homes are at stake," MTKRIOH rnriir nr NKW JKMWV On the other side of the coin, CHAXrKRV DIVISION Polled at the request of the au- account today MOMIOITH COCNTV The Daily Register last week Dni'k't No. F MIUI dience on their opinions, Coun- Sheets and Cases I'fl.VMKrtCIAL- MORTGAGE COM- received a letter from J. Daniel cilmen gave these answers: PAN'V H N<*w .Iprsey Corporation, Tuller, a supporter of the plan Tlniniiff vs: PAV1O BAKER and OAll. John A. Joslin, "If the num- No minimum A. RAKER. hl» wife,, et His. Often- who has offered his property at- bers don't come up right I'll vote Slightly Irregular By vlrliu or R writ of executioxecut n 1 East Front St. without charge h 1 nhi Hinted actioi n to me ilitt- against urban renewal. I think , .,, I nhnll expo" <«t nale if the borough would acquire the 'nubile venniiP, at the c'nnrt Home In we should investigate it from the balance required the normith of Freehold, Counts' o( other properties needed. Monday point of view of what's best for 72"xlO8" if perfect 3.19 uih, N*>w y, He called the river "a price- 10th ri»y_ of July, 1987, at 2 Atlantic Highlands." o'rlnrk, P.M." Prev iling Time. less natural asset" and he called ALL that-tracct or parcel (if lam), Edmund J. Caputo, "I feel (long or twin) m IIvinii t dnd tiefnif In the Town- the Front St. buildings that block .till) »ff MMiiktnwMMii n In the Couniy nr we can accomplish relocation MMniimnuth h nnri Stute nt New Jersey: it from view-"a group of build- without a single house coming BBHINNINO at B slnke In the west- erly t\t\p r>f Hi* Public Rnad lead Inn ings which does much to offend down." Twin fitted - if perfect 3.39 frnm MldfilPlown tn Ht'lfonl, known as the eye of those who are obliged Old Plank Rnaii "Now Oiuruli Robert B. Long, "Dave De StresM nnrf In the nnrirwriy aide of to look at them." Groot and I are committed not the Puhllf Road h-adlng from said NOW 1.99 Plunk nrtat hy the MeihnrlUt Church Mr. Tuller noted that "this foot to undermine urban renewal be- Treok, aaid atake rmlnft of Broad St. improvement has fore it comes to a referendum. been talked about ever since I It won't pass unless the public Is 81"xlO8" if perfect 3.49 •air! marl (raiinpMl Avi le GaiTie tn RM Banlc a )0Ut 40 1 kept fully informed." acrews thn said nrrek: the.._ Nor1ri' ' ' I"" " thirty degrees East Mori* tin wester y ago," and urged supporters to Joseph French, "I resent the (long full) «ld« of said Plunk noad, 47.42 feet tn R Make; thenne 12' North «u decrees write letters to The Register, the implications that something dis- t »nd parallel with Compton Street, mayor and councilmen. honest has occurred. If you can't Double fitted if perfect 3.69 ,.n.n feet lo a slake; thence <3i Smith thirty degrees West anil parallel with The 1965 committee estimated trust me, I shouldn't be sitting laid first course 88.6H feet to a Make In the northerly aide of »ald Public the project cost at $65,000. It here." Ttoad leading from said Plank Road by recommended against the exlen- Mayor Kellers and Councilman NOW 2.19 the Methodlat Church auniKs Ihe Cr«ek; Ihencc <4t South 74 decrees 39 min- sion of Broad St. traffic to Union Snyder stated they had already Pay bills at home and gain utes 30 leconds Eaat along the north, erly «lde line nf said Public Road, St., favoring instead the exten- (expressed their views, Pillow C«e* if perfaet 89c more leisure time. leaning across Ihe rreek, 155.05 feel sion of the right of way, land- to Ihe plnre or BKRINNlNfi. Can we help you? The mortgage premises are com- scaped to provide maximum rec- Get your share of service busi- NOW 69c monly known and designated as 39reational and esthetic use. ness with a "Business Services" Service is our Campbell Avenue, Belford, New Jer- Ad in Classified. Dial 741-6900 STEINBACH'S LINENS biggest asset. The approximate amount of the judg- ment'to bn satisfied by said sale Is today. S«cond Floor Ihe aum or $18,681) together with th«
Facility Set Up PASTEURIZED RARITAN TOWNSHIP -0- Th< Kraft's Velveeta PROCESS High Honors for Our Freshness Recreation Commission has pro vided a meeting place at 176 AXELROD'S Union Ave. for senior citizen Cottage Cheese 4 FLAVORS to get together and have met' SHARP or 8oz. wedge Ings, speakers and other Indoo Cracker Barrel EXTRA SHARP DOUGHNUTS and outdoor activities. FINAST OVEN FRESH The organization held Its firs COOPER 8 oz. pkg. meeting May 31. Thomas Stan: Extra Sharp Sticks field of the commission outline the possibilities for a useful an ICED CINNAMON enjoyable Senior Citizen Organl FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 18th Pillsbury Rolls zatlon. AMMMUMMMUMAIMV FINAST or 8oz. PLAIN, It was decided to hold meet- PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 17th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY Grated Parmesan ROMANO shaker 63c SUGAR OR Ings every two weeks, on Wednes- PEARL RIVER ona\STATEN ISLAND 5lorei. Wo reserve th« right to limit CINNAMON day afternoons. The next meeting quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Brookside Heavy Cream the Union Ave. meeting place, between Middle Road and Rt. 35. New members are welcome. 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 8—Wednesday, June 14,196' THE D'AILY REGISTER Sea Bright Graduates , US DA it • ;CHOICE)] fc Get Awards SEA BRIGHT - Ten award were presented to students at la night's graduation program ; the Methodist Church here. Stuyin Kadenbach won to scholastic honors and receive "Shop-Rite's U.S.D.A. Government Graded Choice Steer Beef \ the Daughters of the America Revolution citizenship awar< Captain of the school safety pi trnl, she also received the Cap George Dougherty Memorte Award. She also won the mer *pelling award. CHUCK"" Second top scholastic honor RIKA IMN AQt went to Marsha Wilbanks, whi currncui a. if7 also received the DAR citizenshi] award and the Helen Y. Sawye citation for being an putstandinj student. STEAK Thick or TMn For »or.»-Q C Thick or Thin For lor-1-0 _ _. ' tor ior-M) Cut Short Science honors went to Marsh: SIRLOIN STEAKS C Wilbanks and Susan Kadenbach 89 P'HOUSE STEAKS «, 99 RIB STEAKS An athletic award was receivet by Robyn Konschak. Edwina Bea 'YOUR CHOICE OF S POPULAR BONELESS STEAKS'" num won the Helen Y. Sawye; CUBE OR TOP ROUND OR BONELESS award for making the greates BONELESS SHOULDER TOP SIRLOIN CLUB STEAK improvement. FROZEN FOODS DEPT. Also graduating were Campbel Axelsen, Christian Axelsen, Jamei ECONOMY SIZE VEGETABLE SALE! Betz, James Cousins, James A Ib. - Shop-Rite Poly Pock ShoKlrinj' Hwite (tl«< Iamb UM' STEAKS 99 Degnan 3d, Rhonda S. Earley Small Wki|.Tal»Bil«i James G. Foreman and Virgin! M. Smack. CUT CORN & SHOP-RITE "Shop-Rite's Delicious Oven, Pot and Rotissirie Roasts" GREEN PEAS POTATOES Today Is 8-ox. ^r H BOTTOM ROUND CHUCK POT Pk9*. • Flag Day OR CROSS RIB ROAST Turkey/Beef/Chicken/Meat Loaf/Swiss Steak/Italian/Sirloin Steak :; LITTLE SILVER — Col. R. R Tourtillott, USA-Ret., has callec TOP ROUND ROAST SWANSON DINNERS 49 OVEN OB POT It. 95' on area residents to observe to Tip Top, Shop-Rite . \ day as the anniversary of the adoption of the nation's flag b; LEMONADE & FRUIT DRINKS 10™79'f Oven/Pot For Rotitserie Freth and Lean the Continental Congress. SrMp-Riit Chwif/Coionul/Cinn-Twiit/ Pound Caki/Brownin/Chocolllc/FlCUil Coffn ;: The flag, adopted June 14, 1777, TOP SIRLOIN ROAST GROUND CHUCK .69' symbolizes the Ideals and aspira- ALL BUTTER CAKES f ,59' Cut Short For Bar-B-Q (Where Avail.) tions of the American people, Co Coffee _., __. 5 GROUND CHUCK PATTIES Tourtillott said. The flag the TASTY RIB ROAST Extra Leon For Bar-B-Q represented the 13 colonies. PERX LIGHTNER 7! 99' Cut Short Why Pay More? He added that under the flag, C 1st CUT RIB ROAST n,89< GROUND ROUND .89/ George Washington won our in- SHOP-RITE ICE CREAM 59 For Bar-B-Q For Brahlna, / Potting dependence and under its protec- Welch tion, our forefathers moved west- REG. GROUND BEEF ,49 BEEF SHORT RIBS ,59' ward and pioneered the develop- GRAPE JUICE 4t69< Regular,, Forr Bar-B-Bar-B.Q (Where Avail.) Cut For Stew ment of the nation. Cheese/Potato GROUND BEEF PATTIES n. 59 LEAN BEEF CUBES ,69' Our flag, the colonel reminds, EL 8* stands for religious liberty, equal- GOLDEN BLINTZES 2 "Shop-Rile Top Quality Choice Corned Reef Brisket"—* ity, freedom of speech, property DELI. DEPT. SAVINGS rights, justice and peace. Premium Vac Pak Krakuc Imported Atalonio Col. Tourtillott is chairman ol BONELESS THIN CUT the Americanism committee ol SWIFT CANNED the Fort Monmouth Chapter, Na- tional Sojourners. BACON HAMS CORDED BRISKET Earle Depot Ib. 79' Ib. FRESH FROM LOCAL FARMS TO YOU!- Booklets Ready Vac Pack :.-•: LAKEHURST - Naval Air Re serve and regular Navy re- OSCAR MAYER BACON 79' sources combined together in thi publishing of the Earle Nava Imported $ >'/*•> Ammunition Depot's guide booV PINEAPPLE ir and "Welcome Aboard" bro- UNOX CANNED HAM 3 «, 2" I chures. SEAFOOD DEPT. APPETIZER DEPT. J| Members of Weapons Training ''••' " Center Cut Why Pay More? EXTRA FANCY roR Unit (WEPTU) 752, attached to the Air Reserve Training Unit SWORPFISH SCHICKHAUS here at the Naval Air Station CUCUMBERS 3 mw here, aided the Colts Neck unit STEAKS BOLOGNA In the preparation of the two LUSCIOUS 4%P ( SWEET booklets. Lt. Cmdr. Arthur H. Sass of 65 Ib. ib. BLUEBERRIES Pt 35 CORN FRESH Parker Ave., Little Silver, who 69' 69 m •erved as the project officer, WhokDanUh Plymouth Rock SUNKIST SEED. 10 MQc I SUNKIST .. 10 ^%Qc I SEEDLSEEDLESI S said: "The idea was to take uiey advantage of WEFTU officers' Brook Trout .49' Spiced Ham ». 69 ORANGES LESS FOR47 I LEMONS ' F0R«3V I LIMES 5.19 technical skills in support of our FraliDua HorimiorRath regular forces." Cherrystone Clams du.49' Chopped Ham •>. 79* The two brochures contain a Kitchen Cooked 9 • description of NAD Earles facili- HalibutSteaks R.79- Corned Beef %*. 98* "EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT SHOP-RITE' ties and were designed for^rtew WHY PAY MORE? Pineapple • Grapefruit or employees and official visitors to Why Poy More? Blue or Green or Pink WhyPoyMor.? Pink Pineapple . Grapefruit i or Yellow or White the base. ; \ WhyPoyMore? AU Raven PUREX Capt. Allen B. Register, NAD SHOPRITE SCOTT Earle commanding officer, said: BORDEN'S SHOP-RITE ©LE BLEACH "We hope this information wi DRINKS MAYONNAISE TISSUE Buy Vi gal. get Buy gal. get be of assistance to official vis- CREAM CHEESE YOGURTS 1 quart Free! 2 quarts Free! itors and employees to familiar- 1-qt. firf 1-qt. ize them with our organization |C jar roll 29 and capabilities and our contri- 8-oz. 4 49 It bution to the defense effort" 25 Orange or Grape Coffee EMen All Purpose or I Butter Ib. Learn-to-Swim TROPICALO DRINKS 3 ? 89' CHASE & SANBORN con 69* LAND O LAKES 78' Why Pay More? New Improved Blend I Shop-Rile Sharp Yellow/White Pait. Proceu Classes Slated ( RED BANK - The Comim* SHOP-RITE TEA BAGS <£? 59* SHOP-RITE COFFEE ^59« I WISCONSIN CHEDDAR STIX .» 69 New Electra Perk or Drip or Regular Why Pay More? Bity YMCA will open Its facili- I MorgorifM 3 c Oil M ties to many communites for its MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2«t» f SHOP-RITE SUGAR 5^55* annual Learn-to-Swim, Week i Blue Bonnet ib. 29' Nucoa Margarine n>. 29' Vnib.it Slrawb.rtr I.gal Facial 3-plyTilul.l WhyPoyMonT _ . Soar l««i or Spitt Drool" rruilJ.li starting next Monday. BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS! 4 1 Charmi Candy 4 *»• *t Classes for non-swimmers Preserves 4 £ 89* Vanity Fair S'i ,.'. ! Heckers Flour 5 ^ 55' from seven to 12 are run in co- Stiop-Ril.Oronj. Apricot or Ph.-Ofonj. IU« «t«S».k|>lll #lif llhwi #1S 1 Apricot Nectar 4 ».£.*1 Shop-Rite S|»*h.Hi 5^*1 Pillsbury Flour 5 b^ 54' Choc. Candy 'Ji" operation with the Recreation H SHOP-RITE PIES D«Kcioui Tomototi cam Umon 4, off (ktitlit* SMM* •' " *' Ptimrl Ittttr ir OM Hitk Commissions and Committees o Red Bank, Fair Haven, Little • Old Fashion Apple Bella Maria 4,1^*1 Realemon Juice ft 47' Gold Medal ricur 5 & 55' Bit 0' Honey 5 %*\ '1 Slicid "•"• 9c Oil lath Sli. Silver and Shrewsbury. Linoroft FRESH • French Apple YOUR PnMppkGrolMrruit , „, Why Pay Mori? youngsters will also participate BAKED • Coconut Custard CHOICE Mission Peaches 4 »t.*I Dial Soap 3 * 55* Shop-Rite Drink 4»^>1 Nestle Decaf &8Z' • Pineapple Shop-Rit. ""• 12c OH Separate one-hour classes are 49' WhyPayMoriT Mb. __ WhyPoyMor.? , c M held daily for each community Peanut Butter ^39' Wisk liquid Shop-Rile White Reg./Thin Sliced Fantastik Cleaner |-j75 Nestle Decaf P*1 3 and chartered bus service will be WhyPajMor.? *" V.rilin. WhyPeryMoror 1-lb. 8-oi. $| 4 Spray Starch 1"tn">139' provided. In the past, classes loaves • Savarin Coffee ^ *1 ' Apple Sauce >^"49' Stokely Catsup BIG BUY BREAD 4 WhyhryMo..»Shl>p-l»t. were held at the Shpre Area | Shop-dill Wolir/ljg Shop-lit. Whit. Solid Pock pool in Asbury Park, but this Potato Chips £39' Shop-Rite Bagels *£ 25' Apple Juice 4 It: B9' SlarkistTuna 3 ;' »1 Borax 5 £•*•• Apple Cran. Juice 4 iZ. *1 year the Camp Arrowhead poo! Sliop-DH. . 15c Off SwHlSoiolwich in Marlboro will be used. Ned HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! Apple Sauce 6 1189' Tetley's T.« B«, . T89' Aunt Jan* Pickle. £* 69' Maxwell Hous. Crossly, Arrowhead's pool direc- 0 Cimfol Mllli Doiiii, 4'A.oi., lugUt 7-oi. Pop. or Torino wUhloill Imported , - Rl-Jorlkj. SlicH tor, said this larger pool offers . . Family Six* 6c OH Tube Family Six* , ] Whistles ^..35' StokelyBeets6 {£ 89* excellent conditions for instruc- Hal.Tomatoes 3 "*1 MartinsonCoHe. 179* km I.».w!< OH ItoH btl Ml, Jc OH hit, O..lir tion, CREST SCOPE tiop. ""' 3.011 1 r 'tt'49' Cake Mixes V ,;,'32' I*. 89* Camp Arrowhead offers swim- Welch Jelly Z™£"'t CriscoOil l^fli, C-rcf i, Bbib'rv. Itrwi'ty, Itipk'ly, Ot.r rj « Cipw. Honey Peas 4 TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH Wp.Rrt. WhyPayMo,.? ming instruction at all levels of Moolc Crape Jelly 4^69' Palmolive Liquid "".' 34' Toastem Popups 'bo°<'39' ability for children six and, up Strcrwbwry Spray Sizing To.ty,«ok.d Iho.caio D.tw».nt throughout the summer, with bus 6-3/4-oz. 1-pt. 1-OI. Smucker Preiervei | °I'59* transportation from many com- " tube btl. Campbell Bean. 2 '£» 47' Hudson Napkins ...11' 0r Octagon Liq. ^ 53' 59' 69 Comotion ' munities. I
MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT and DRESS THE ENTIRE STOCK OF fHljr "Turk's MM'S Sk«p" •( Arlington Virtjlnl*, Out «f Vlrfinla't mtMt fflmtui mtn'i fashion itiopil SHIRTS Stt thttt natiiinally ad«trtl»«d branch . . . Arrow, By Puritan - Arrow - McGregor Iitro, Himolaya, V«n H*ut«n, Purllnn, Jantxtn, M«v«tt, Jantxcn • Rabart Bruce Crlcket«tr, Tropleali, Docrsns, Wartttrf, MEN'S TROPICAL MIN'S 1*67 One- and Twq.Bulton Con- temparary and Casual Mod- els, Three-Button Tradition!. Sport Jackets SWIM SUITS Thomat J. Nagle Ungi, Shorts, Regulars, Sixes and Blazers ly SHRRWSRURV - Thnmas J, 37 to 46. BELOW Nagle1 of Malawan has heen ap- AS MUCH AS Puritan pointed installation foreman in MAKER'S Tesael, Paturick & Outran has published a simple the plant department of the New folder with an important title: "Select Growth. Jersey Bell Telephone Company As law oi Stocks." • ' here. I. 1, 1 Initial COST!!! The stocks listed are those which we believe are Mr. Nagle slarltd with the 12 ready to make attractive gains. We know these company June 33, 195,1, and has 0 Plaid* • Srrlpn companies, because we have visited thefn person- worked as an installer and Unirai . Stllili. PRIVATE STOCK ally, and maintain enntapt with their managements. switchman. He and his wife live 70?' DoubU The list is yours free, with no obligation. at 12 Miriam Drive with their OFF MEN'S son. MILLIONAIRE DESIGN C(M)RPINATOR MEN'S SHORT SUITS & Tessel, Paturick & Ostrau, inc RED BANK — Frank A. Behrle CABANA SETS • SOX Members: Now York StocV Finance • American. Slock ^changa .Ir., prfisident of Snhul?. & Behrle SLEEVE SPORT JACKETS HOLIOAY RI.PG.. H'WAY 36. W. lONf, BRANCH, N. I . 229,6330 has just announced the uppoinl ly Calvcrl - Cardinal 611 Broadway, N.Y.C. . S4t Filth Avenue, N Y.r.. . Forest HI Is, N.V: ment nf Harry 0. Carller .Ir. a.i Pttf»e»|tl . Inqlt < Dumont. Los Angeles, Calif. • Cincmnali.Oliio • Cedarhursl i Huntinston. l-l. UNDERWEAR • TIES KNIT SHIRTS chief co-ordinnlor <)f interior de- sign for the Muee sA»\i & Behrln ly Me. Jnhn home furnishings store* in East. Orange, Short Hills, and Run1 • WINDBREAKER5 Bank. Mr. Cartier Wa« associated Ponll. GREAT crtv with ,W. t .1. Slnanf, Rpvcrly • ROBES Taliphnm No Is, Calif, for Ihit paal eight SAVINGS! OFF years. Vi 10-Wednesdy, June 14, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Tri-Color Awarded HAZLET — The spring flow Mrs. Saccone, first, Mrs. Sac- show sponsored by tie Root ai cone, second. Branoh,Garden Club was held Perennials, Stephen Postosky, cently in the Centerville Fi Harold Bottger and Mrs. Leo House. Judges were Mrs. Jam Lammers, first; Mrs. Saccone, Keohane, Mrs. Robert White a Mrs. Hornecker, second; Mrs. Mrs. J.C.Gravek. Flower sho Saccone, third. chairman was Mrs. Donald Lara mers. Flowering shrubs, George Wil- • liams, Harold Bottler, Mrs. Har- County Fare Winners and their arrangemei old Kofoed, first; Mrs. Saccone, classes were "By The Sea," Mr. second; Mrs. Strothers, third; Robert Talbot, first; Mrs, L Mrs. Saccone, honorable mention. Lammers second; Mrs, John Cc ins, third, and Mrs. Ken Hornec! House plants, Mrs. Leo Lam- er, honorable mention. mers, first; Mrs. Strothers, sec- Carmen Is Coming to Town 'Southern Belles," Mrs. Wi ond. African vinlets, Mrs. Bea Cul- By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Mrs. Arnold Tulp, Mr. and M liam Strolhers, third; Mr; Brother Joe who (with his wife France, Germany and Italy are James Farley, honorable mentio wick, first; Mrs. Culwick, second; "Carmen" is coming to town Henry D. Mercer Jr., Mr. am and daughter) came all the way on their Itinerary. "Mexican Bullfight," Mrs. Let Mrs. Leo Lammers and Mrs. Lo- ... in the person of Rura Pospi- Mrs. Bill Riker, Mr. and Mrs. Ei from Mobile, Ala. This trip follows on the heel? Lammsrs, second; William Net retta Schaefer, third; Mrs. .nov of the Metropolitan. The Stewart and Mrs. Nancy Hughe of another to the Naval Academ :el, honorable mention. Schaefer, honorable mention. Bizet opera—designated a "shore and her escort. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Schw'en- at Annapolis, Md., for June Week "The Road West," Mrs, Lei Foliage, Mrs. Evelyn Living- favorite" by Mme. Era Tognoli. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Amnry zer, Red Bank, marked their excitement. Marion's e«cort was Lammers, first and tri-color wi ston, first; Mrs. F. C. Warwick Allenhurst, executive director of Haskell Jr., Mr. and Mr«. Burse 4Dth anniversary with a dinner Texas-born Midshipman Mike ner, Mrs. Harold Bottger, secom and Mrs. Kofoed, second; Mrs. the Monmouth Opera Festival- party on JunJ e 3. MMr. and Mrs. Wynkoop, Mr. and Mrs. Pe Polk. Mrs. Donald Lammers, third. Warwick, third. John Richard, Scobeyville, and will be presented Sunday at 7:15 Cubbage, Mr. and Mrs. 0w< - -Cacti and -4i'cculentSj_ _ Mrs. p.m. in the Paramount Theater in ~ " "~ " "" ~ " Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lyons, "Island Hopping," Mrs. Stephen Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Robe My momma was right— there Potosky, first; Mrs. Talbol, sec Charles Aspinelli, first. Asbury Park. Shrewsbury, joined in the toast- Swan and Mr. and Mrs. Pet are "blues" in the night. Sport- ing. ond; Mrs. Farley, third; Mr The Paramount succeeds Con- Tyrrell, Middletown; Mr. ani ing them Saturday at a formal Lammers, honorable mention. Track lo Sponsor ' vention Hall as a more suitable Mrs. Alexander V. R. Halsey, Mr dinner-dance at the Shrewsbury In the horticulture class, tulip And recently embarked on the showcase for and Mrs. Dayton Beguelin am River Yacht Club were officers of Mrs. Harold Simmins and Mrs, Fireworks Display 4Sth year of their honeymoon are the Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allison the year: Commodore Ed Kerbs, Lawrence Saccone, first; Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. George Eckle, FREEHOLD - John F. Loome, Opera Festival Locust; and these fair ones fron Rumson; Vice Commodore Bill Potosky and Mrs, Saccone, sec Robertsville. Friends and rela- general manager of Freehold' p r o d u c- Fair Haven—Mr. and Mrs. Jamei Mulder, Fair Haven; Rear Com- nd, Harold Simmons and Mrs tives who helped celebrate two aceway, announced yesterday tions. Accom- V. Hazlett Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dren modore J. Reid Harrison, Shrews- Bernard Williams, third; Mrs score years and five included: :hat the track will again sponsor modating 3,600 Brinckerhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Ted bury, and Fleet Capt. John E. H.W. Staer, honorable mention. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckle and :he July 4 fireworks display. persons, the McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. James Laird, also Fair Haven. Daffodils, Ed Williams, first Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckman The show is scheduled to stant theater is con Mnloney, Mr. and Mrs. Charli Mrs. Ten Eyck Ronson, third, Robertsville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Past commodores who garnered PAPER IS THE THEME— Members of the Class of '69 t dusk. Admission will be free. structed for Deignan, Mr. and Mrs. Robe Narcissus, Mrs. Leo Lammers, Eckle, Morganville; Mr. and Mrs.applause included: Ed Carey, Freehold police and fire de- acoustical per- Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Nori of Rosemont College, Miss Adele Meahan, Rumson, in 4 irst; Mrs, Saccone, second; Mrs, Dominick Mancini, Mays Land- Rumson: Bob Rooke, Shrews- triments will be in charge of fection. Moody and Mr. and Mrs. Johi Leo Lammers and Mrs. Saccone, ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Parker bury; Eric Luster, Toms River, black and whit* shift, and Miss Cyndy Hartmann, Inter- raffic control on Rt. 9 and Rt. In addition to Manley. third; Mrs. Ronson, foonorabl Daye, Englishtown. And, lest we and Richard Karr, Fred Gregg lalcen, in a three-piece multi-colored play suit, model 13. Henderson. Miss Pospinov mention. forget, eight grandchildren were and Ray Fertig, all Fair Haven (who will be making her Ameri- The annual strawberry festiva Next on the club's agenda is the paper fashions which will be part of the program can debut in a role for which she of the Presbyterian Church there. Pansies and violas, Mrs. Sac the annual sailing regatta. It is boing planned for "A Cocktail Happening." The event, me and Mrs. Potosky, first Is famous in Europe) the cast In- Shrewsbury was set for Saturda; set (or June 24, is open to all, Happily filling her under the chairmanship of Mrs, Anthony Lanahan, left, Mrs. Strothers, Mrs. cludes Met members Theodore at 1 p.m. But early that morninj memory and will be followed in the eve- 1 bank is Marlon sonfi and Mrs, Potosky, second; Lambrinosas, Escamillo, Chris there was not a berry-pickin M. Marasclo, ning with a buffet and dance. will be held Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. in her home at Lachona as Don Jose and Luigi quart to be found! daughter of Mrs. Edith M. Maras- Mrs. E. M. Pierce, third; Mrs Keep Stan DaWgren, Atlantic High- clo, Red Bank, and the late Dr. 20 Ridge Rd., Rumson, for alumnae and their guests. iaccone and Mrs. Hornecker, Sgarro as Zuniga. Matawan resi- Blame It all on the prolonged lands, is chairman of the sailing A. W. Marasclo. Marlon (a '64 Proceeds will benefit the college. .(Register Staff Photo). dent Howard Dean will sing the Spring chill which made ripe, red event. Lonorable mention. parts of Dancairo and Maroles. berries (usually row in abun- graduate of Red Bank Catholic) Biennials, Mrs. Potosky and America Toby Dale will make her operatic dance) as scarce as the prover- flew from Kennedy International debut as Micaela. bial hen's teeth. An undauntable Airport last week — In the com- pany of classmates from Regis Tickets for "Carmen," are now committee (headed by Mrs, College In Weston, Mass. — for a Ann Landers Beautiful on sale at the Paramount board- Thomas Eldershaw and Mrs European tour. Cities In England, walk box-office, in Steinbach's, Charles Cressy, New Shrews LOSE 15 LBS. Bamberger's and the Long bury) imported some crushabl IN 30 DAYS! Branch Music Shop. fruit from Virginia for deliciou sodas and sundaes. And, with a GOP League Words of Comfort ' Slim down and i h • J > thoie axtra pounds it If you heard that Mr. and Mrs."conje on down" signal from De- Dear Ann Landers: My hus- antics make an alcoholic more > th« "Body Shrinken" , , Clyde A. Brown Jr. of Corn La., Baum's Farm in Hightstown, on Installs Officers band insisted that I write and determined than ever to have Saturday a.m. they dashed there ASBURY BARIC - Mrs. John reply to that woman who signed his own way. i V/a'll tons up and firm Shrewsbury, had a cocktail party up your body, Sunday—there is more than a ker- to pick up 256 quarts of the fine lynn, Deal, newly-installed pres herself "Lady From Ohio" — So please don't be critical of Wi will glvi ygg s written nel of truth in it. fruit. By afternoon, Sickles in Lit- dent of New Jersey State Feder- the one who had cancer sur- the sisters. What you don't guoronlM (hot thirl will to • Among their many guests were tle Silver was able to ante up 96 Mon of Republican Women, was gery three years ago and lives inecllled Inch and wilghl lo» know about this family, situation undir our Indlvitfuoluid pro- these from Rumson: Mr. and more quarts of berries ,to make rvstalling officer of «h« Women's in constant fear. •ram. the festival a soaring (though en- 'publican Columbian League could probably fill a library. Mrs. Robert Buchsbaum, Mr. and I had cancer surgery, loo — nervating) success. ' late. Mrs. Evan Baker, Mr. and Mrs. mine was five years ago, and SPOT REDUCING Jack Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Baldino, Long I had those same feelings. But Want to say "no" to drink- • s available for thot» who Stuart A, Young Jr., Mr. and A preponderance of June brides iranch, was installed president a dear friend gave me a few ing without your buddies put- hav» figure problems In wakes for a like ratio of anniver- Mrs. William Bruckman, Mr. and tine annual installation dinner, lines that have been enormous- ting you down? Get cued in. certain «n««i, saries. . . Mrs. Edgar B. Blake, Mr. and aid in the Marine Grill here. ly helpful and I would like to Write for "Booze and You — Mrs. Robert Thatcher, Mr. and Among the celebrants are Mr. Mrs. Joseph Brown, Deal, first pass them on to "Lady From For Teen-Agers Only," by Ann Mrs. Pete Bloodsworth, Mr. and and Mrs. Robert J. Zerbe of •ce president; Mrs. John Guzzs, Ohio." Landers. Send 35c in coin and Point Pleasant, who marked 50 st Long Branch, second vice "Fear knocked at my door, and a long, self-addressed, golden years of marriage with a •esidetvt; Miss Frances Bruno, Faith opened that door, : stamped envelope with your golden anniversary party, June 4, ing Branch, recording secre- request. delicious given by their daughter Miss And no one was there." iry; Mrs. William Doane, Long —LADY PROM INDIANA Ruth A. Zerbe, Occanport, for ranoh, corresponding secretary, Ann Landers will be glad to some seventy friends. Dear Lady: Thank you, on nd Mrs. Patrick DeBiano, A?- help you with your problems. FUDGE behalf of the Lady From Ohio, Send them to her in care of this Two days earlier (the actual ary Park, treasurer, also were and all the others who may find anniversary date) Miss Zerbe newspaper, enclosing a self- 4 FLAVORS nstalled. strength in those lines. It's |(»ssJst»nt director of MCOSS), addressed, stamped envelope. amazing how a few words can her parents and their long-time Mrs. William Golaman, Deal Rag. 1.39 Ib. friend Mrs.'Mary Ross, also Poln president of Mbnmou* County get a person through some very Pleasant, enjoyed dinner Federation of Republican Wom- dark days. I appreciate your NOW Bahrs Landing, Highlands. en and Mrs. Harry Neiiberger of taking the time to share yours. Lincroft, state cSrrnnitteewamen, Dear Ann Landers: A neigh- For Mr. and Mrs. Edward For were honored guests and pnnoi- bor passed away recently. He ng, Long Branch, there was one pal speakers. Mrs. Neuberger was only 55 and an alcoholic. HOLMDEL big silver surprise celebration- stressed the women's role in Re- His sisters carried on at the held in the Mountain Inn, High- pufotican activity for 1967-1968. funeral something awful. They lands. The party (a dinner anc Mrs. Thomas Gubitossa, of wanted to give the impression dance attended by 82 guests) wai Wanamassa, past president, wel- that they loved their brother planned by the celebrants' chi comed guests and members, Mrs. GENERAL STORE dearly and were deeply grieved. dren—Mrs. Theresa Mauro, Hele NEXT TO FIRE HOUSE Pat Dibuano, general chairman, Everyone in the family knew MAIN ST., HOLMDEL Foring and Ed Jr. was toastmaster. Mrs. Thomas he suffered from emphysema. FREE DELIVERY 946-4115 The biggest surprise of all wa; Shebell, Asbury Park, gave the The doctors had warned him n the person of Mr. Foring'i nvocation. New members Mrs. PAPER FASHIONS ware in the spotlight when membart repeatedly to stay away from Frank Siciliano, Mrs. Anthony of the Oak Hill Women1! Association of Middletown liquor. Yet his sisters served iylvester and Mrs. Anthony Falco BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 95u. held their spring luncheon in Old Orchard Country Club, him cocktails when tie came to were introduced. their homes and treated him as Eatontown. Models included, left to right, Mrs. Andy if he were normal. TOP ROUND ROAST 95c ,>. O'Connor, in a three-piece baach sat; Mrs. Sog Panter, BIBLE SCHOOL Please tell people the time to UNION BEACH — Vacation Bi- wearing a shoulder-tie patio shift; Mrs. Alexander help their relatives is when they ble School will be held in the Smart in a bluiHaach shift, and Mrs. Jamas Carroll, are^alive. It doesn't do any TOP SIRLOIN .99c*. good to weep and wail over a Grace Methodist Church June modeling a hooded beach coat. Fashions were by 26-30, and again July 10-14. casket, - FED UP WITH Ichool hours will be from 9 to Chicopee Manufacturing Co. and Cy and Art's, Sea PHONIES FRYERS (whole only).....; 29c«,. 1:30 a.m. Bright. (Register Staff Photo) Dear Fed: Who appointed you judge and jury? How do you know to what extent the sisters LONDON BROIL 1.09.«, attempted to help their brother? • Freezer Specials Nobhing Is so futile (or frustrat- ing) as trying to force help on RIBS OF BEEF 35 TO 40 LBS. CUT INTO SAVE AT LOW FACTORY-TO-YOU PRICES! an alcoholic who refuses to ac- STEAKS RI BSTEAK S 0R cept it. «-» °" »A*. BECUE STEAKS OR ROAST and CHOP BEACH LOVELY, NEW-STYLE No one ever helped a problem MEAT OR PATTIES drinker by locking up the liquor 79cl b OF THE WEEK JACKETS Famous Make or pretending there wasn't any BACON AT 65c Ib. around—or by refusing to serve Zip front, pullovsra. him a cocktail when others Not RtiponsibU for Typographical Erron Solldj, .tripM, florals. in the room are drinking. Such 00 3 7 BATHING SUITS ^ ^^•••••• • • ^r^r^r^W^ and 5 75 00 LIGHTWEIGHT 8 MONMOUTH MEATS SKIRTS 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. Famous Make RED BANK EATONTOWN and LITTLE SILVER 741-5292 542.0743 741-5350 CULOTTES SHELLS Cottons • Nylons 20% Off Solids - Stripes REG. LOW PRICES \ 75 Turlleneek • V Neck FAMOUS MAKE Sleevelets. Half Sleeve TERRY 2 CHICKEN Beach Group New Shipments — Famous Make your MIX 'n MATCH choleo each £75 JO0 SUMMER SHIFTS SPECTACULAR SPECIAL PURCHASE m 00 METAL PHOTO TRAME ASSORTMENT EACH SET 5".'to 8 Super values! Decorative golden color metal fili- Split, quartered, cut-up gree or straight bar frames with slide-out backs. Boneless, Choice Lean > Fresh Sizes 5x7* and 8x10'. FACTORY Lean - Meaty CROSS Just IST... "CHARGE IT, PHASE". GROUND SPARE LUCY'S OUTLET RIB ROAST DOWNTOWN RED BANK BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK CHUCK RIBS OPEN WED. and FRI. EVE 'TIL 9 P.M. OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 89 59 Ib 79 A THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, June 14, 1967-11 CARD PARTY POSTPONED Candlelight Ceremony HIGHLANDS - The regular attending. Hostesses (or BKrt monthly card party of the Ladles week's card party will be Mrs. Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad David E. Patterson and Mrs. Rob- Miss Atkinson Is Bride has been postponed to June 22 atert Matthews. 8 p.m. in the First. Aid Building. Susan Deitch Wed The event originally scheduled for Know the thrill of easy money MEAPVILLE, Pa. - The mar-Beth Bradford, at home, sister Of Daniel P. Zaehring tomorrow conflicted with com making. Sell good used appli- riage of Miss Susan Jane Deitch of the bridegroom. The bride's mencement exercises many resi- ances with Classified Ads. Dial tn Barry Cord Bradford, son ofgown was of Chiara crepe high- MIDDLETOWN—The marriage dents of the community will be)741-6900 today. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bradford, 54lighted with Venice lace. >f Miss Andrea Ann Atkinson, Sunnybank Dr,, Shrewsbury, N.J., Roy Hoffman, New York, was '.aughter of Mr. and Mrs. James w -^^ ^^ ^^- -^r ^^ -^^ -^i^ -^^ -^^ -^i took place Saturday here in the \lbert Atkinson, 59 Gull Rd., to First Presbyterian Church, with best man. Ushers were the bride's Rev. William A. Smith officiating brother, Charles Deitch Jr., and Daniel Paul Zaehring, son of Mr. PRIME MEATS at t h e double ring candlelight the bridegroom's brother, James ind Mrs. Bernard Zaehring, 27 HOMEMADE ceremony. A reception followed Bradford. Louis Cir., took' place Saturday in the church social rooms. the New Monmouth Baptist SABATOS BOLOGNAS Mr. Bradford, an alumnus of Church. Rev. Donald Scofield, , The bride is the daughter of Red Bank (N.J.) High School pastor, officiated, assisted by 506 MAIN ST. 787-9119 BELFORO Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Deitch of was graduated this year from Rev. William Bisgrove, former (CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION) this place. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Allegheny College and will enter pastor of the church. After the Charles Deitoh Jr., Seagertown, service in the U.S. Army as a ceremony a reception was held in was matron of honor and her second" lieutenant. Mrs. Bradford Miss Isabel Kauffmann the home of the bride's parents. CHICKEN Mrs, Barry C. Bradford) other attendants were Mrs. Rob-is a 1962 graduate of Meadville Mr. Atkinson escorted h i s 3'/2-lb. average (The former Susan Deilch) ert Plants, Altoona, and Miss High School. daughter ;who wore a gown of Mr. Carling linen trimmed with Venetian lace. Cur any style Miss Barbara Wicks, Baltimore", was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Miss Byrnes Married To Marry were the Misses Grace Haines, SXKT FRANKFURTERS 69Ib NEW_ YORK- -—.-Announcement Ewanrand -Jean-GavallarorMadi» is made by Mr. and Mrs. Desire son, cousin of the bridegroom. EXTRA LEAN At St. James Mass Kauffmann of this city, of the en- Best man was Richard Martin, CHUCK GROUND or ;agement and forthcoming mar- Blueball, Pa!; Craig • Zaehring, RED BANK—At a Nuptial Mass Grenlake Dr., Middletown. Par- Mrs. Daniel P. Zaehring CHUCK PATTIES riage of their daughter, Miss Troy. Vt., brother of the bride- (The former Andrea Atkinson) June 3 in St. James Catholic ents of the bridegroom are Mr. Isabel Katherine Kauffmann, to groom; Philip Graham, Lockport, 5 lbs $3.75 Church, Miss Rosemary Byrnes and Mrs. Peter A. Macaluso Sr., Philip Carter Carling Jr. He isN. Y., and Philip Turner, Orange, Foreign Mission Fellowship and and Peter A. Macaluso Jr. were 136 Woodland Dr., Eatontown. Im- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip The couple will reside here Student Ministerial Association. married in a double ring cere- mediately after the ceremony a C. Car-ling, 300 Fair Haven Rd., until fall, when Mr. Zaehring Mrs. Zaehring was graduated Quality Freezer Orders mony, with Rev. Florian Gaul of- reception was held in The Cobble- Fair Haven, N. 1. will begin seminary studies in in January from the University ficiating. stones, Middletown. The wedding will take place Deerfield, III. He was graduated of Delaware at Newark, where SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! The bride js the daughter of Mr. Byrnes gave his daughier Aug. 12 here • In St. Andrew's this month from Houghton (N.Y.) she majored in Spanish and wa Mr. and Mrs. John J. Byrnes, .13 in marriage. She wore a gown of Catholic Church. College, where he majored in a member of Kappa Delta' Pi French rosepoint face and organ- The bride-elect is an alumna of philosophy and was active in education honorary society. Mrs. Flynn lo Speak za fashioned with a bouffant skirt Marymount School for Girls, with cascades of lace. Tarrytown, and the University of At GOP Assembly Mrs. Robert Carhart, Middle- Dayton (Ohio), where, she re- NEPTUNE - Mrs. Ann Flynn town, was matron of honor for ceived a bachelor of arts degree Over 150,000 of Deal, state president of theher sister. Their cousin, Miss in psychology. She is a session New Jersey Federation of Re-Judy Alexander, also Middle- director In the program analysis publican Women, will address the town, was bridesmaid. Flower department at Columbia Broad- Negro Republican Assembly of girl was the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Peter A. Macaluso Jr. casting System, here. Her father Quarts of Milk. Monmouth County at its second Laurie Ann. | (The former Rosemary Byrnes) is an assistant professor of annual membership meeting and Randy Macaluso, at home, was graphic arts in the School of coffee hour Friday at 8:15 p.m.best man for his brother, and art Education at New York Univer- Nwiy I Hurry ! Hurry ! at Fisherman's Restaurant, Rt. other brother, Paul Macaluso, Miss Shane, sity. 35. Her topic will be congression- also at home, was usher. The Mr. Carling, who is attending al restricting. bride is a 1!)61 graduate of Red Cornell University Medical Bank Catholic High School. Mr.Mr. Wepzel School, is an alumnus of Red Reports will be made of ac-Macaluso, a 1963 graduate of Bank (N. - J.) Catholic High tions taken at recent state and Long Branch High School, is em- School and the University of Day- national GOP women's federa- ployed at the U. S. Past Office, Married ton. His father is a vice president tion conventions, The public is Eatontown, in which borough the UNION BEACH - In Holy and management supervisor of invited. couple will reside. Family Catholic Church, Miss the New York advertising firm of 10th ANNt¥€*SARY Marion Viola Shane became Batton, Barton, Durstine and Os- the bride of ET/C James Dayton bom. Wenzel, U. S. Coast Guard Saturday. The parents of the couple are Mrs. Jean M. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shane Sr. 217 Bank St., and Mr. and Mrs Albert Wenzel Sr., 204 Raritan Won $50 with St. Rev. Joseph G. Fox, pastor, a ticket like this. officiated at the double ring cere- mony. , SALE ENDS SUN. The t>r|de was given in mar- JUNE 18th riage by her father. She wore a Chantilly lace gown with a tiered skirt. Miss Mary-Ann Shane, at home sister of the bride, was maid of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Eliza- beth Nappi, Hazlet, cousin of tb bride; Miss Kathy Walsh, Key- port, and Miss Diane Rankin, Our finest quality Ice Cream Union Beaoh. Miss Dorothy Keough Lee Wenzel, at home, brother of the bridegroom, was the bes man. Miss Keough Ushers were Paul Rudolph BACON Keyport; William Chasey, Union Beach, and Edward Rcilly Is Engaged E CREAM Keansburg. EAST KEANSBURG — Mr. After a reception in the Union and -Mrs. John William Keough, Avenue fire house, the couple 73 Pacific Ave., have announced Play Wild Card Tigerino motored to the- Poeonos. When the engagement of their daughter, they return, they will reside in Miss Dorothy A. Keough, to Spec. at your Esso Station Matawan. 4/C James R. Bove, U. S. Army. The bride was graduated from He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Win Instant Cash up to $1000 Keyport, High School and Wini Edward 0. Bove, 38 Pacific Ave. Larg* Gradd'A' fred Beauty Academy, Perth Am «Miss Keough will be graduated boy. from Middletown Township High HUMBLE The bridegroom was graduated School tomorrow. Her fiance, EGGS OIL * REFINING COMPANY who attended the same high AMERICA'S LEAOINQ ENERGY COMPANY from Keyport High School. He will complete friis four-year enlist- school, has just returned from a REG. ' ment in August. tour of duty in South Vietnam. 59t Ice Crea SWIFTS Premium VICTORY MARKET Novelties FRANKS i 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. ICECREAM cup swStcup r BWOOY SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROAST LEAN BONELESS CHUCK FRANKFORT Ib pi ROLLS CROSS RIB 89POT ROAST 69= PKG. of 8 Sav* up to 10c i BONELESS BRISKET SCHULERS Dairy Products POTATO Corned Beef 69Ib Ribs o' Beef 89 14oz. Sweet Cream ££ 29' WHOLE Half n Half -t 23< CUT-UP Ib Skim Milk ^?& 39° CHICKENS QUARTERED 29 C ITALIAN SAUSAGE 7% LEAN BEEF SHORT RIBS 69 39 See our complete line of name brand GRIDDLE FRANKS SEVEN-INCH 79r, LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lb, *1 GROCERIES SAVARIN COFFEE ct 69f TENDER CUBED STEAKS rib Boston Ripe Seedless Sunkist Washed Jersey LETTUCE TOMATOES GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES SPINACH ASPARAGUS 2 dozen "One yearsisupply ol ice cream will be substituted, where price is controlled by state law. C Contest void where prohibited by jaw. Contents only, where applicable. Right to limit quantities reserved. 19' 19' 19' 29 RED BANK FAIR HAVEN LONG BRANCH head box 164 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 404 RIVER RD. 380 BROADWAY pound pound spector Francis V. Applegate, no address, got the same for loi-Ave., for Grand Jury action on 12—Wednesday, June 14, 1967 Man Fined drew a $60 fine for Albert J. tering. ' charges I of adultery brought by THE DAILY REGISTER Jailed For Uttering an Obscenity Wolfe of Middletown, who hadRuth Jeter, 17 Carmen PI., wasJesse King. RED BANK — Ronnie Meri- Merigold failed to appear last there, Marigold pleaded guilty to St., was fined $50 and charged been charged with installing fined $110 for assaulting Idella Charges that George Politds of TRUCK FIRE gold, 16 Leighton PI., appeared week on a charge that he picked a subsequent charge that he ut-$10 in court costs on each of plumbing at the newly renovated Garrison, 116 West Bergen PL, Hillside issued $3,270 worth of in Municipal Court last night to up passengers.in his car without tered an obscenity to Sgt. Jesse two complaints. She'was charged Thorn McAn shoe store on Broad by hitting her in the head with a bad checks to Auto Bar Systems RED BANK — The Liberty answer a traffic summons. He pulling to the curb, and was arCook- . For that, Magistrate Ken- with intoxication and using ob- St. without a permit. telephone receiver. Inc., 166 Monmouth St., were dis- Hose Co. responded to a report was fined a total of $340 and rested on a bench warrant. nelly imposed the maximum pen- scene language. One of the fines Magistrate Kennelly found suf- missed for lack of jurisdiction. of a truck on fire on Cooper's sentenced to 90 days in jail while The magistrate fined him $30 alty, a $210 fine and a 90-day was suspended. Gus Sicone, no address, was ficient evidence to hold Lula J. Magistrate Kennelly said the of-bridge at 9:48 a.m. yesterday, he was before Magistrate Francis for the traffic offense and $10jai0 l sentence. A violation of the plumbing sentenced to 10 days in jail for King, 54 West Bergen PI., andfenses were not committed in •but the fire was out when the y "--—llv. for not appearing. While he was Myrtle Smith, 227 South Pearl :ode, signed by Plumbing In- intoxication, and Nelson Davis, Milton E. Goode, 25 Westside Red Bank. truck got there. LIKE 747-0787 J41 West Front St. RED BANK (OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY) MAURICE SCHWARTZ GRAM AIM'S... SERVING Red Bank and vicinity for over 21 years with the finest repair and sales service available. REALTORS AND INSURORS LIKE "We service what we sell!" so say Pictured above is the father and son team both Donald Graman and his son of Kenneth Walker Jr. and Sr., partners, Eugene Graman, who both have who with their staff of over 25 people are the same goals and, interest ~h on hand daily to serve all your Real Estate making things work and when and Insurance problems. Walker and Walker has been in business for they are.not at work, they're usu- SON over 15 years and was'the first office in the ally at play fishing.. Ypu'll find county to effect "Trades arid Trade-In Pro- them busy at work any day except gram" on a large scale. Feel free to call on Wednesday and Sunday ,.. that's Sunday, June 18, is Father's us anytime. We are at. your service. whin they fish. Whenever your ARNOLD SCHWARTZ EDWARD SCHWARTZ household appliance goes . . . go Day. It seems an especially OPEN SEVEN DAYS - 24 HOURS In 1919 Maurice Schwartz started what is to Grainan's. SEND FOR CATALOG now the oldest continuous automotive sales fitting time to bring you the agency in Red Bank and.has been the area's TRADE-INS • EXCHANGES -leading Chrysler, Plymouth and International success stories of father and dealer since the mid-twenties. AUTHORIZED Mr. Schwartz, a veteran of both World Eureka - Hooper son establishments in the Wars I and II, was joined by his sons, Arnold Sales and Service in 1946 and Edward in 1948, in the business. area. Serving from one gene- New and Rebuilt \Cleaners Facilities have been changed and ex- ALL PARTS AND SERVICE panded to keep pace with the area's growth, ration to the other is certain- but the famous full size horse trademark re- ON PREMISES mains the same as well as the personal serv- ly a tribute to the man who SHREWSBURY OFFICE ice of the Schwartz family. aspires to the same goals in 741-5212 SEE OUR SPECIAL GRAMAN S VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. life as his father. M/DDLETOWN OFFICE FATHER and SON OFFER PHONE 747-5623 In Today's Classified Section 671-3311 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK LAWES OVER SERVING 20 YEARS OF SERVICE MONMOUTH TO COUNTY MONMOUTH FOR OVER COUNTY . . . 40 YEARS Mr. Thomas C. DeFelice Mr. Donald E. Lawes Sr. HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR • FUEL NEEDS • AIR . . . are your genial hosts 'at Sal's Tavern SHEHflDI CONDITIONING which Mr. Vaiti started in 1933. A policy of • GARDEN fine food, good wines, beer and liquor and SUPPLIES fast service fdr the past 34 years has made Sal's a favorite of diners from all over. "Rugs and carpete are our business, our only business." • FEED and FARM • • .. .i So say tbfe Shehadis. Pictured is Edward Shehadi, pres- SUPPLIES Facilities were recently expanded with Thomas J. DeFelice Edward J. DeFelice dent, and Jack Shehadi, vice president, who together, Mr. Donald E. Lewes Jr. the addition of more dining space for lovers since 1952 have served Monmouth and Ocean Counties' In 1945, Circl* Chevrolet Company was started in Free- people with the finest quality carpet and installation on of fine Italian specialties, and good spirits. hold by Thomas C. DeFelice, president, and his two sons, the Jersey Shore, Shehadi Rug Co. today is a leader in Thomas J. DeFelica, general manager; Edward J. DeFelica, Mr. Donald E. Lawes Sr., founder and president of You'll marvel at how the waiters take orders diractor of sarvice. the floor covering field with two locations to better serve the growing expansion of both counties. Stop in and say Lawes has been serving the community for over 40 without writing them ... and never get them In 1952, sating the huge growth potential of Northern hello! years. The Lawes Coal Co., is a landmark in mixed. Monmouth County, Mr. DaFalica moved his facilities to Red Bank and became ona of the county'' largest dealers. Monmouth County. Known through the years for You'll always find one of the family on Juit ona year latar, salas rose to such a peak that the their fine reputation and service. Look for their siia of the building had to ba doubled 'to meet tha growing hand to greet you. needs. familiar sign in your neighborhood, "the yellow fuel In tha yearj that followed, we installed a carport to pro- truck or service car" of which there are many, bring- tact our fine selection of OK USED CARS, and moved our whole body shop across tha street to new and larger quarters. ing quality products to your door. Ever trying to accommodate the needs of growing Mon- mouth County, we recently enlarged our showroom. We are proud at Circle Chevrolet that our organization is "one big happy family," trained to handle your complete auto- motive needs and problems. LAWES Mr. DeFalice is naturally proud of his sons; even more so RUGS SAL'S for the Important, worthwhile contributions they have made to SYCAMORE AVE. RIVER ROAD the company. RT. 35, SHREWSBURY 741-6272 TAVERN & RESTAURANT Open Daily 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Friday Evening 6 to 0 SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN SHREWSBURY AVE. at HERBERT ST. CIRCLE CHEVROLET RT. 35, SEA GIRT 449-5900 741-6300 747-1030 RED BANK 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK Open Daily 9 n.tn, to 5:30 p.m.; Wed. and Frl. Eve. 'til S •f • . Use Our Want Ads HOME DELIVERY For Quick Results 741-0010 RAIN OR SHINE 741-6900 DAY n. I 74LIII0 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION 40c PER WEEK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1967 7c PER COF¥ Enthusiasm Marks Nature Study Program By EDWARD HOLSMAN The Army cannot release an unused 15,000-square-foot "We want them to experience nature with all their senses," On the final day (and classes are held rain or shine), SANDY HOOK - If one had to pick one word to describe building it wishes to turn over to the program until the Mr. Cole explained. . ', • ' the students are conducted through another nature walk, the Middletown school system's nature study program here, question is settled. On the second day, the class moves into the laboratory- where 36 points of interest are staked out. It would'be enthusiasm: And, state plans to build a 5,000-square-foot .building for classroom at the Spermaceti Cove Interpretive Center where ''The children- ::re really involved in this program," Mr. —The driving enthusiasm of the two teachers in their the project, if the Hook becomes a state park, sit in abeyance. they explore crystals through the microscopes and learn Cole said. "You know, there's hardly an instance of absen- green ranger uniforms who conceived and direct the program. about the makeup of rocks. There is even a possibility, hinted at the last Board of teeism during the week a class is assigned to us. They 'come —The enthusiasm in the eyes of the fourth and fifth Education meeting, that the existence of the program on the On the third day they enter, in fantasy, a "time tunnel" graders as they peer through microscopes for the first time, Hook is uncertain if the National Park Service takes over in which Mr. Cole and his assistant, J. Ronald Gardella, de- in wen ' if they're sick, which, of course, we try to dis- or follow close behind the ranger-teachers down specially- the area. scribe, the evolution of the solar system and tell how the courage." _J?r.eEared_na.tuter trails 1 Mfr-Gole,—who—is-also-chief-natural i5t»-of-the-portipn-of——rocks-oftheearth-were formed-along-witrrihe-oceans-and-the— —^irreole-^nd^rr6ardellar1nnhE-wake"of"trrehrnationatiy— , — The enthusiasm on the very walls of the old Coast the Hook that is now a state park, explained that the ob- atmosphere. .••••• . » " recognized success with-the program are now thinking of the Guard observation building, which are covered by murals jective of the nature study program is to supplement Middle- The students are introduced to weathering and erosion by future. ' •• " . :, . and displays made by students after their field trips here. town's science curriculum. It is bringing youngsters in direct a demonstration. of how water washed away the primeval They are actively engaged in pilot testing advanced.pro- „ ' —Enthusiasm that rubs off on almost everyone who contact with the many-faceted natural environment of the mountains and formed the continental shelf which makes up Visits here, including state and federal officials, and high Hook. most of New Jersey. . grams for the fifth and sixth grades, dealing with the food level educators who have rated the program one of the best "We are, in a sense, breaking down the classroom walls They see how the waves pushed the sands northward to cycle, and with sea life. of its type in the nation. and extending instruction beyond the confines of the school form Sandy Hook, and how the Hook protects the Raritan In addition they plan to survey all the school districts MAY FACE CRITICAL TEST room," he said. "We want to have the pupils relate to the Bay from catastrophic erosion. in five counties, offering a concentrated, oneway version of Yet despite all this momentum, the program—funded by nature environment they live in." On the fourth day, Mr. Cole, using a vacuum cleaner as the five-day program. a $68,OOO-a-year federal Title 3 grant — may be facing a The "interpretive" nature study program consists of a a blower, shows how the winds,form the Sandy Hook dunes. Eventually, they hope, all interested school districts with- ; series of five daily hour-and-a-half visits to the Hook for all critical period. Each pupil then places a Christmas tree or a clump of in busing distance will join together to continue the program "What we need now," said program director Richard C. fourth grade and many fifth and sixth grade students. dune grass on a section of the Hook where there has been Cole, "is more classroom space to handle the 3,000 ele- On the first day, fourth grade pupils are issued binoc- great storm erosion, to help re-build the protective barrier. after the three-year Title 3 grant runs out. mentary students from Middletown, and the hundreds from ulars and are introduced to the local plants and animals "It's amazing," said Ranger Cole, "how those many little They hope in this way to use "bootstrap" elementary '• schools in surrounding districts." in a \y2 mile hike through Holly Forest. hands can do so much in this conservation effort. The school science programs in the widest possible radius. j But his plans are snagged amid the uncertainty of They see the fish hawks with nests as large, as Volks- eroded dunes are almost completely restored." Modified versions of the nature program are offered to whether the state or federal government'will take control of wagens, and great blue herons, and taste edible plants like The children are presented with conservation awards for school children during the summer, to adult education classes • the Hook when Fort Hancock is deactivated next year. pickle weed, pepper grass and cactus plums. their efforts. and lo the public. Matawan to Study Regional Sewering MATAWAN - Borough Coun- The inn was accused of allow- ordinance will be held at 8 p.m. cil last night authorized an in- ing consumption of alcohol on its on Tuesday, June 27. vestigation into the possibility of premises by a minor on April 9. Two increases in appropriations joining with surrounding munici- for sewer and water works were palities in a regional sewer plan. Councilman Frank Ferraro re- approved. One raises a previous ported that eight tons of chemi- Water and Sewer Committee appropriation of $8,000 for repair cals dumped into Lake Lefferts Chairman George A. Dietz told and reconstruction of a sand fil- apparently have controlled the council that upgrading the bor- ter bed to $9,000; the other, a weed problem that existed there. ough's present primary treatment $12,500 appropriation for repair Five tons of the chemical are plant to meet new state require- and reconstruction of a clariges- left, he said, which should be ments would cost taxpayers tor and appurtenances to $15,000. enough to keep the lake clear "hundreds of thousands of dol- through August. Also approved was a resolution lars." The state will require all authorizing Browne-Pandullo and municipal sewer plants to convert Construction of the municipal Associates to prepare final plans to secondary treatment by 1970. bathhouse being- built on the and specifications for construc- Mr. Dietz asked council's per- lakeshore is proceeding on sched- tion of new .water supply tanks mission to contact surrounding ule, Mr. Ferrano reported. The and feeder line?. rnimunities for a full investiga^ opening is scheduled for June 27. The borough engineer was t >n of the possibilities of regicn- An ordinance outlining holiday asked to prepare cost estimates ?' nation before any money is and work schedules, leaves of for paving of Sonya Ave., High- T nt on the present plant. absences, and sick leaves for the land Ave., Monrose St., Mata- police department was intro- wan Ave., Mill Rd., Orchard St., ITie councilman warned that duced at last night's session. A South St., and Boston La. from con an upgraded sewer treat- public hearing on the proposed Johnson Ave. to Lake Lefferts. NATURE WALK— State Ranger Richard C. Cole, director of Middletown's Title 3 ment plant could be phased out within a few years if the county nature study program, introduces fifth graders from ths River Plaza School to a persists in pushing regionaliza- thadbush on a Sandy Hook nature trail. This is part of a five-Jay "Interpretive" tion. education program to enrich ths school system's science curriculum. In the county's master plan for Raritan Sewer for sewer regionalization, the A PEEK INTO THE WEE WORLD — Two Middle town borough is included, in district 1, elementary school pupils get their first experience with with Keyport, Matawan Township, and parts of Marlboro and Madi- Unit Is Staffed a microscope at the Sandy Hook interpretative educa- son Township. tion center for nature study. Student in foreground Magistrate Renamed, Councilman Vernon A. Ellison RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Two three nominations last week, fills out laboratory worksheet. objected to the proposed investi- members and an alternate were voted no on the resolution to seat gation without specific direction appointed to the proposed Re- Mr. McGee. from the county, saying that con- gional Sewerage Committee last Mr. Filardi said later, "Mr. Mc- tacting other municipalities was night. Township Committee Gee has certain, definite ties to City Auditor Is Hired "premature." agreement came after an unsuc- the Mayor, (Joseph Morales) $74,500 Settlement Mr. Dietz retorted that the bor- cessful attempt to fill the three which I believe would be detri- LONG BRANCH - Magistrate ommended this work be started.firc house. The committee will re- ough had run into difficulties with seats at last week's committee mental to the committee's work." Stanley Cohen was reappointed to earlier next year — "in February port back at the next council its water system because it had meeting. The township is joining Holmdel the Municipal Court bench last or March,1' perhaps. meeting. to enrol! Shelby, the famed Thunderbolt builder of the stidbyAmtr- Ican AC Cobra, tested "Thunderbolt" on hit !•- metis Shelby-engineered 4 PLY HIGH PERFORMANCE NYLON CORD Ford GT 500 under special racing conditions (extra- sill tlrn at racing lire TIRE AT A FSICE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! preisure) for 500 (ruellitf Have more vacation fun with allies at over 120 MPH. an HFC Traveloan Pirn Fid. Price El. Tai-Nl Coin MONTHLY PAYMENT 1'LANS Have more fun on that Black Tubeleta Y..O.I needed vacation with 24 1H 12 6 8.25x14(8.00x14) $23.40 42.38 1 t>nmtt pdrmlt paymU parmtt an HFC Traveloan. 8.55x14(8.50x14) $25.83 $2.5if'~ $1010 % 6.97% 9.75 $18.15 That pays for lodging, 7J5/7.75X15 (6.50/6.70x15) S21.48 $223 200 13.93 19.50 36.31 transportation, clothes, 525.83 300 E16.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 camera, even spforts 735/775x14 block 8.15/8.45x15(7.10/7.60x15) $2.33 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 equipment. When you tubeless 8.85/9.00x15 Whitewall $33.81 500 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 return, repay House- plus 2.21 (8.00/8.20x15) Tubeless Only $2.86 hold conveniently. ViHit Fed. Ex. Tox Household's chartf is 2H% t>n month on bal- No Trade Needed •fSin listed also replaces siro shown In parenthesis anees ofttOOOTlrssaniM of ] Ask about credit lilt insurance on loans at group rates OCEANPORT, N.J. KASYTEItMS! 'GOOD/YEAR. HOUSEHOLD FINAN 2 milos from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 MOUNTING! outdoor and indoor dining terraces EATONTOWN ,-, WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS cafeteria and dining area ' Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center on'grandstand lower level, REGRET HANDICAP Phone: Liberty 2-1340 completely air-conditioned Wed., Juno 14 " MIDDLETOWN Grandstand $2 • Clubhouse $4 POST-DEB STAKES cuannEN UHHIH l« NOI AnHMTfD LANE'S(Oppoillo A&P Inc) . Middletown Shopping Center Sat., June 17 120 MONMOUTH ST. Dial 741-0484 1107 Highway 35 - OSborne 1-1400 RED BANK ' ** "bout our ivMlni hows urmu POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM •»•••••»»»•«»»••»•»»» ••< THE DAILY REGISTER tzAiy, hint 14, 1967—IS Monmouth Park Entries Top Field Now at "BigW"! Great BONUS COUPONS! & ., clmj. (13,00); 4-up; lft-m. STH—120,00, 0 »fldfd»fldfd;; Rerret Handicap; Everrullah, 117, Velasquez 8-5 3'3up3'-up- up; ;; F AM.AM.AM ;; 8 ff. Pop Singer, 115 * 6-1 LLyrico.. 117117,, VasqueVasquez S-2 ¥ VALUABLE COUPON Temblor, 112 20-1 Miss Joyride, 111133 . BBrumfield 20-1 Alejandro II, 112, Gonzalez 8-1 Welshwyn. Ill, Thornburg 8-1 Tricky Pete. 112, Arlslone 12-1 Lady Swaps, 116, Velasquez i-1 In Regret SAVE Free Prince, 115, Brouesard 15-1 Home Lass, 113. Vaequez 20-1 Lindwi House • Granulated Dunluce, 112, Thornburg 20-1 Trip: Brook, 117., , Oilllgan 15-1 Lionel IT. 112 . 6-1 Sarotfla. Ill, Korti 20-1 Watchmaker, 112, Kaisen 10-1 Mac's Sparkler. 122, Boland 2-1 Splendid XI, 117. Velasquez i-1 Southslde Miss. 110 12-1 Handicap Revlstero, 112, Gavldia 8-1 Huila, 111. Baltazar 10-1 Fabulous Lee, 112, Culmone 20-1 Tangle, 110 15-1 78- Blueberries Wapplnger, '107, Micell 12-1 OCEANPORT-Hobeau Farm's SUGAR 5: 39 WH—J4.7OO; elmg, (S7,5-7,DOO); ReaHsm, 112 20-1 Aht. ltV ml. (turf). Mac's Sparkler heads a classy With thu money.icving coupon. Limit One per adult family. Wild ttih mon»yiovin9 csupan. limit,Out p*r sdurt fsmDy. Quick Post, 112, Hidalgo 15-1 Novelon. 115, Arlatone Coupon votid only wirh the purcfioi* of this hem. Wild King, 112, Gavldla 10-1 j;J field of 11 fillies and mares en- Coupon valid oitly wMi tU purdiOM of this rtem. Split Morse, ll.i. culmone Effectivt rhru Saturday, June 17, 1967. ID-M.-01; clmi. (M-5.50D); 3*4 .vn.; Ivy Hill, 110, Hidalgo 30-1 tered for the 19th running of the EXTRA EffMtivo Hire Sohirdoy, Juno 17, 1967. McGun. llfl. Baltazar Mdn.; FIIUe«; 8 f. Syncope, 117, Velasquez '!:J $20,000 added Regret Handicap Kal Lin, MIS. Mimell 8-1 Dulat'j Twin, 110, Gavldla Le Le G(, 113, Lilian 20-1 Air Spin. Ill, Pearl 6-J,here today. The race, for 3-year- THIS COUPON WORTH 20c THIS COUPON WORTH 18c Ons's Hat. -115, Micell 20-1 Rope Trick n, 110 AT "BIG W" Nalodaya, 113, Thornburg 10-1 Plritu. 115, Nelrn u-i'olds and older, will be run at six Roman Blend, 113 12-1 Venetian Jet, 117. Kassen Harry's Helen, 113, Velasquez 3-1 Big Swede. 113, Vasquez Evening Lullaby, ••108 20-1 Thunderbolt, 115, Velasquez 10-1 Mac's Sparkler, whose dam, Dads Dearie, 113 10-1 Hold My Hind, -105, Micell 5-2' R'.n-al Tour. 120. Lukas 12-1Smart Bahram, 115, Baltaiar Blue Sparkler won this race in Try Her On. -108. Micell 4-1 Ramlro, 115, Nelra 1956, is the topweight of the field Apple Delight. 120, Pearl 15-1 Lapso, 115, Gonzalez Plaid Doll, IIS. Velasquez 5-2 at 122 pounds and will be con- M VALUABLE COUPON ]#? Royal Cathy. 120, Gavldla 15-1 Towson Town Miss. "110, Micell 20-1 ceding her rivals from five to Woman's Rights, 115, Broussard 8-5 12 pounds. The bay daughter of Lajalr Da Man, 120, McCurdy 6-1 TOWAKDS 1HI PURCNASI Of ;il>-»4.nll0: rlnil. 1110-9,000) i I JT1.; Results McLellan, winner of the Colum- Merrell Pride - All Ms=t 4^ gf^ THIS ANY PKO. Mdn.: Fillies: » f. — - 3 yrs.: 8 f.: otr 2:O0W. D Mini Skirt, 113, Knapp 12-1 Cache Mobile rMa'celo) 29.90 13,40 4,' biana and Black Helen Handi- Roman Flower, 113, Hidalgo 6-1 Noble Band lOavldla) e.Bo 3.20 caps earlier this year, has not IAMB CHOPS, Better Or Worse iBaltazar) . COUPON Trick Dancer, 113. Kassen 15-1 2.40 been out of the money in five Melanlon's Gal, 113, Hernandez .. 10-1 T.-1:13%. Also—Prevlaa, Our Rase, FRANKS 39< VEAL CHOPS or Jet Harp, 113 20-1 Gin Boy, Myplea, Charmed VIMory, 1967 starts and has earned $81, WORTH Speedy Sheeba, 113. Hidalgo 15-1 Mr. Pint, Colossal Dream, Fort Questa, COUPON SKINLESS - GOV'T INSCECTH) ^^^ Btep Tread, 113, Young 20-1 Blaster Sunny. 025. In her last race, she finishad With tim man«y-toving o»p«n. Limit On* p*r aduH family. Sporting Plight, 117, Leonard 8-1 PORK CHOPS Charity Baby, 113. Vasquez 20-1 2D-clmg.; 2 yrs.; 5 f.; o'f 2:32. third in the Liberty Belle Handi- Covpon valid only with th« purchow of ih« Ittm. (Prom Our Fr«iK M*at D«pt.) Whlleawasv 117, Velasquez 4-1 Uttle Chickadee (C'm'tl ) 36.1u0 15.60 7.80 Effects t+rm Saturday, Juna 17, 1967. Atop^Va;':quer.QVe»''.A•''l.l '...•".•.' {•4'•Si i'Si^P at Aqueduct. Jockey Bill Bo- SPECIALS upon tff«tiv« tfiru Sot., Junt 17, 1967. Bhlrn singer 117. Vnsouez 44 o tt o inonza- Daslsalus, 113, Knapp 12-1 ^»^P* :' ™^''»rr7^::.7r^—3:2fj|anrwiir"hS"rfnwnimSTNmdown from Nevw YorYnrk limit - 1 p«r adult famityrCoujidn valid Behoove, 113, Vasqeuz 3-1 T.-1:0114. Also- Pla EFFECTIVE THIS COUPON WORTH 20c, Hindu Princess, 117, Velairjuez' 12-1 Between The Axe,Arizona .lackpot. for the riding assignment. mfy with Hit purchat* of thit rtsm. Lanoma Cindy, 117 15-1 Nursey, Gay Trouble, Royal Trigger! Judge's Lady, 117, Broussard 20-1 Queen Of The Blues, Belle Landing. Strong opposition can be ex 4TH—14,000; clnil. (KM,tHX»; (-up! « 1. (Daily nimble (2-1) Pali) $338.00) pected from Norman P. Bate's TODAY THRU Careful Jim, •••105, olola 20-1 BelmonU Hal, 111. Gavldla 20-1 .. . Brook, the driving winner Rhliilom. HI, Baltazar 6-1 King Roddy iVasquez) . 4.60 2R0 the Liberty Belle who is SATURDAY! Double Oaks. 113 3-1 Royal Nature (Thornburgt 2.80 Watch YourseK, 111, KaJSen T,-1;4614. Also—Tired Stork, Nasco weighted at 117 pounds. She will Duby Cat, 110 Boy, Esket, The Substitute, Sapper Craig Lynn, •••IDfl, Rowland Sue. be ridden by Larry Gilllgan. Alpine Spin, 111, Culmone 4TH—("Img.i 4-llp; ( f.: «ff 3:33%. Also weighted at 117 pounds Dark Clover,, 115 OrpM The Sea iVasnuez) 1.00 4.40 3.fl0 C. U. Laler, 11°. Velasquez Soleli II (Ciavldla) ..... 8 00 4.IKI and scheduled to be a strong War Alert, 111, Johnson 20-1 U*brlrtga cdilmone) _ 3.2fl threat is Mrs. El Caiiey, 115, BntmfleW B-l T.-l:12, Also—Florida Rule, Your Day, H.G. Schneider's Judge Bomnr, 115, Vasquez s-1 Gab star, Vixtlm, Blx. Lyrico, a convincing winner over Child Prodigy, 115 12-1 The Moose, 115, Va«quez 10-1 lis track ast week Cheeky" Carol, '106, Mlcftlt 20-1 4 4n 3 20 " ' Jacinto Vas- BTH—i.t.ltm: allow.; 3 jrn.i B r. jeannies nuier iRaitaiar) *,*o 2;«o quez, the leading rider at Mon- Upsett VictVictoryy (Vasquez(V)) 3.40 YES-PAY LESS! Monty Ayr Menace, 113, Brumtleld 12-1 mouth Park, will ride the chest- Right Card, 119, Leonard T.-l:10%. Also—Rowdy Dowdy, Rum- Misty Rtin. 116, Raltar.ar son, OhartIM, Transvaal, Ovlal Jeff, nut daughter of Jet Action. Stockpile, llfi, Velwquex Incredulous, Porrwood, 11.1. Gonzalez Another top contender in the '" ' HAS THE LOWEST PRICES IN JERSEY Dec&cean, 1-13, Johnson 8TH—Alw.; 3 yrs.; 6 f.; off 4:31. El-Mac llfi. Va.sa.ueR rln-Plum rium iRrirmf'd) 3.00 2.4closely-matche0 d field is Circle M. Mopollna (Oavldla) JS.20 2.80 2.20lT79rm>c T aHir Cwanc Cleao Ruddy, 116, Kaniftn rarm S Laflv b P jusj t ' «tH-W.5»l: »llo VALIANT IMPERIAL 9,000 miles. H. genraiich, hardtop. J9I5T, 13f> h.p. DA watt ship - ti shore. SUsps two. Many extras, laerl [Ice. S1.H7S. 747-BS41, days; 74T-5712, MOTORCYCLES MANY TOP QUALITY USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 24' SHELTER SKIFF - - 8' be»m SOLO SUZUKI — At Bill Unxsro's Head, sink Ice box. Nan box. Auto MANY WITH THE BAUNCE OF A 5-YEAR or BQ.QQO MILE WARRANTY Auto Sales, 334 Main Street. M>ts.wan. matic bll|» pump, Ford i-cyllnd«r en OX "R6-2224. glne. In water, ready to go Excellenl condition. Asking II,MS 842-4688 aftei YAMAHA 301 -- IBM — Low mileage, near perfect. Many extras. |5!0. 291- — SEE US TODAY -^ I94L 15' OLt>"~TOWN~SI 33» h.p. dray marine, slntns four. Y*lTnB}BHES — r,unrt)ppn. Must hi? Enjay Chemical Company Ni»w ventilating system Installed sc II, axpirrinrt,,. Apply Don QiHiott cording in Coast Duard regiilallnns. Excepllonally clfsn and In inn run- • 82 South Main Street • nlng rnndlllnn. flflt price, $.1,800, Csll NIIR8IG0 • - B.N.I Humble Oil & Refining Company hiri New, j]ifiiit*rn • Asbury Park 775.J483 'M|M|| ppnrnf nrminrHimitHi t . MMultipllltil y ^ rAn. RATI.BOAT - • >cow jonmnuth • OnvjlBippnOnvjlBippntt C Eqiiil OppUflunily Employar I'SV Wei™ IrgHer Ifld luoorlng, Bath AB.AVB.,, Long BBunch. InUrvltwi !••••••••••••••• •Hint innlldin! III*. 747.JJI1." 0 am. t o 33 p.m. FOR THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, June H, 1967-17 HELP WANTEB-MALE IflBLP WANTESt-MLE HELP THE FAMILY CIRCUS IV in KHUI YOUNS MATT APARTMENTS APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED HAMMOND KETPORT »HEA - l-mtlia from Bell SUPERMARKET PERSONNEL Will tr^ln for an executlvt in our aervice department. ORGAN GREEN GROVE GARDENS EXPERIENCED. FULL TIME Due lo our rapidly expanding servicp epartment, wa^reqirlre iddltunal help OF ASBURY PARK • FRONT-END MANAGER tn assist in our every day re-sponsttilU- FOUR ROOMS-$115 Uaa. Corner of Main St. h Matttson Ave. • GROCERY CLERKS • . fONE BEDROOM) THE LARRBST OIif;AN AND PIANO « MEAT APPRENTICE • PROMT (MAKING ' IN THE SHOTE ARBA •k Fiv» Rooms (Two Badrooms) $143 » PORTERS, DAY AND NIGHT • RETIREMENT PROOKAM • PAin VACATIONS Open dnlly til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. * Efficiency (2'/J Rooms) Full btntfift. HospiMizition. Union. Vacations. Exc»ll»nt • SIfiK I.EAVE i 95 • UNIFORMS JUNE IISKD ORRAN' SPECIALS opportunity to grow with progratsivt organization. Apply INS(JRANE HAMMOND Ultra-Voice — J285. SWIM OI.UB FOR TENANTS * HOSPITAL,. ZAT1ON WHRI.IT7.Er! Sninnel Organ — 1450. PK1K HKAT, COOKING GAS. HOTWATER ANO AIR C0SDITI0NW3 In parson or call for appointment. BALDWIN' Splnnrt Organ — MiO, All tht?sp hejieNit are part ttf the LOWRKV I.lntnlnwood — $97*. T.V. and pnonr outlets. 13 ci. ft. rpfneerators. riarklDj and walk-in atoraia SHOP-RITE OF MIDDLETOWN ll iti CRIFFITH Grand - «!?. farllllles. 8r>actous rncmi. larae cloiets. Walk to shopping plaza, busaa aod achool. "JMQ Jit, 38 671-3?42 Middletown, N. J. Ow Mr. Hajspy, Kitwn IT lipms .«nlri v.'!tn a guarantee budget DIRECTIONS: Harden alsta Extt 117 to 3fi. past on 3B to Airport Shopping Hwy, 36, ggXorUown, N. J >rnii available. Plaia. turn left, thrp \vtn hlonhs In model anartmp-nt. From 35, (f. M. WANTED ---Hfad rufltodfanfor build- Fields) to Hazlet Ave, turn let on Middle Rd.. straight ahead. SHOP-RITE OF OAKHURST ing; and grnunrfit for church and psro- chiil idiaol. We need •• reliable, mp- 775-9300 Park Ave. and Rt. 35 531-5222 OaJchurst, N. J. tblr man with some mechanical back- Phone 264-1846 Krnunri, and, nhnvp all, 9 wlllfnKnfifi RlNrjER"TVPB'••-• Washing machine" in Bcrfpt responsibility, fiivt character fke new, Aluminum tub. ISO. Call I nit Job rrfcrfDpps and past work tx- 2-I9B.1, FOB SAJJE APARTMENTS HELP WANTKD—MALE HELP WANTED—MALE ?rffnrt. State aslary expected- Write I.'RFBOARD -- Gallfornfa cualom, Inj K-i!S, The Dally Reil.itcr, Red 6-. $125. U»ed t»lc«. Cjll J73- Bank. WALL BOOK SHELVING KlIBNWHliD *part- THBHE'8 BI(J MONEY SELLING m«ii for rent. 1B Catherine St., Red Drivers-Salesmen mu _, •nntiful mahnsany .--helves. R"..in",,.r WANTED~~~~Yni]nj^insn for Jfttrjirn U8Bp — Reconditioned Appllancee 32" dfipp. An attractive study wall' - __ „— '--- BETTER KNOWN work.' Tn Ked Bank """a. gtianna! or rdwarp. bn an area Hx4 for *12..liS.|REr> BANK — lively lurnishtd tbrie- year rpund. Call T^-02M for appQlnt- Fully gtiaranteed -~ Ine In your msusurfinpnts and lotiroom nnartment. All uMI!tit* fIQ5. GOOD HUMOR jft6m:i is •how' you how tn ihnlv* your area « mnnth. r«ll 291-0842. BE YOUR TOO EARLY conomlcaily and peautifuily. FHRN1BHKD APARTMKNT — Tour ICE CREAM AUTOMOTIVE • get up? sirep l^ter window ahariei DCn RAKII/ I UkiRCU rnnnm: gun nrtk. Sharp prorwutona! 1 your rollers for only ll.ftfi, up 36" KtU BAINK LUMDCK man or Kincle room, private hath, |de. it.M wllli new rollerf. •»rl and Wall Red Rank 741-KXiyi [VI|l*_*nJr?iL1e: ""mgon. XV-WH- OWN BOSS WOKK OUTDOOR* THIS SUMMER aETB»iinSIHUlarw BE YOUR OWN BOSS SERVICE PROWN'S je. Uallpr. -KlpolFiii-hriikefl, -tllreclton- BANK — ThrflB-room air SELL CARNIVAL BAR "*top. cry.iii.gj Mpmmy'll think wt'renof having fun 2 Sroart-flt.- —ilort 'Mm 7TU75OH and slop lighta. Rubber mats. Sart- oiirrt-ftiiirten---«-fiaS;[menr"Niir • No Investment kNTIQIIE rmB BLANKET CHE8T-- e compartment. In Koorl condition. ""hie Aug. l. Call lifter 8, W <"*•>• ICJ_CR£AM. FROM-A P- Eslapllahei) routes :-"T MANAGER and we'll haft* go inl" 18. Olfi picture frsmea 11-8. Ooppor SSI), rhnna Sni-aeia, avi-nln«». l'ATAWAN-~--~ON1""'THIB ITAKK — 3Vi ah.hn»l SID Wa OM HIS VW. OUT THE LIGHTS MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW BOHW.MIMTWEANO WSX> WORK I CRN RAVEVD1SK btlANDV- THE.WUOLE. TOIN6. MR.MONRDEI YOU SOTTA KNOW —WHW DO1 OWE VOU FOR. i sriu- SAY HOW TO TALK TO IB0WR10E1EM 1HE~1HEIK5DlTi! YOUR tIMB/Hg'UU NEVER AHDWrnW BUDGE// SOKTED QUOTHS SQUIRRQS IS RIM! t'If- ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE I WISH MOW WOUIP HURRVC AH...NOTHIMS UKE IW REACY FOR WVY NAP.' SLEEPING OM CLEAN. By MORT WALKER THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART BEETLE BAILEY rrfe A PLACE ANP ALL \ DO VOU THESE ' ALWAYS LEAVE VVMERE TME MEM VEAS&.,. TUB CHAPEL CAM PNP PEACE POOR OPEN, SIR? FEEU THE PRESSURE By FRED LASSWELL SNUFFY SMITH By WALT KELLY J_ ~ ~r SHUX-VO'RE WELCOME TOHflWELUMCHWIF V/t CONf WANT «H0» 1HINKIN ASAIN W6S MAP AT BACH OTHBB, v ME.SIMUFF/, -^ I'M NOTTAWCN' SO,YOU KNOW, START A ' we'se ON ing OUTS, 1O>OUl.B».VOll „„ TAWC-AfN'T NO wrrus icTug CHAT ABOUT e me OUTS, VKMOW, ©TASTSTAUKlr/WIIM \'l, GOHKi ANVTHINS ATAW-. AM' Wll* SO6SIP THE TAB OUT OP-nngfikCT THAT D0C--I GOT S ee outer. TOGO HOME AN'GIT ME SOMEVITTLES 10 Tramp, 38 Industrial THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, June 14, 1967—19 of a sort. city on the , St. Clement's Complete Program Listings 11 Structural Don. DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham PUZZLE beam. Channel 2 WCBSTV Channel 5 . 43 Depends. .... WNEW-TV Channel 9 YVOR-TV By Anthony Morse 12 Spicy gossip. Carnival Set Channel 4 WNBC-TV Channel 7 ._. WABOTV Channel 11 _ WPK-TV 13 Completes. 44 Wrong. ACROSS MATAWAN - The carnival of WEDNESDAY / 7:55 1:55 44 Peer Gynt's 18 Richard — 45 Equine. AFTERNOON St. Clement's Catholic Church has 17—Sports—FoOsto Miranda 2—Film—Just Around the Cornw— mother. Byrd. 46 Brands of 12:00 1:00 - Shirley Temple—1 hr., M mln. 1 Holland 45 Greek been scheduled for July 10-15 at 2—Love of Life—Color 5- -My Favorlle Martian 4:15 export. 19 Constructed figs- the fair grounds on 'Matawan- 7—Monroes—Western—Color 4— Jeopardy—Gome—Color 2—Film—Wile, Huibond ond FrUnd- goddess. river banks. 7—Everybody's Talking—Game 11—Patll Duke—Comedy 5 Gala event. 47 Spiked a Freehold Rd. (Rt. 79) across the LorBHa Young—1 hr,, 15 mln. 46 Heroine o[ 9—News—John Wlngote, Mory Me- 31—Behind The Lows- Discussion 24 Ranch hind drink. THURSDAY 9 Groom's street from the Magnolia Inn. Phillips—COIOF' d—Mlguelllo Voldes—Variety "Great Ex- in "Th5 48 FaiChful. 11—Cortoons—Children—Color 1:30 MORNINO partner. pectations."„ Dr. Gerard Devlin and Jerry 2—Beverly Hillbillies Color <:20 Virginian." 49 Crime. 11:25 7-NeviJ. 14 Medicinal 50 Bauer, Nappi have been named honorary J-News-;Jo« Bentl—Color 5—Merv Griffin—Variety 25 Last wards. 50 Bone: comb, 11—Honeymooners—Comedy plant. 53 High: Sp. ohairmen. 11:50 13—Duke Ellington 2--Summer Semesler 27 Mother form. 2—Search For Tomorrow -Serial—Color 15 Melville Other members of the commit- 31—Film Feature 4—Education Exchange—Color 54 Gas. 4—Eye Guess—Game—Color Goose 51 North •:00 7—Prolect Know—Edupatlon opus tee are: Charles A. O'Hare, gen- 5—Cartoons—Children 55 Easter 2—Green Acres—Comedy - color habitat, European 7—Donna Reed—Comedy !:M 16 Sign of devotions. eral chairman; Frank Matuch, 4-Bob Hope—Comedy—Color 28 Idol. industrial 9-Joe Fronklln-Varl«ty-Color 2—New-- Ralph Pmia—color Spring. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Helen Brown, 7- Film—Ferry to Hong Kong- 4—Today—Color 58 Pronoun. 29 Vegetable. area. 1J:« Curt Juraens—2 hrs.—Color 7-Cartoora—Children 17 Los Angeles Neal Devino, Phil Kramer, Mrs. 2-Guldlng Light-Color 59 Caesar's 52 — out. 11—Defenders—Drama • 1M feature. 30 Girl chasers. Marilyn . Nunziante, George 11:55 31—Living Music 2-News—Joe Bentl—Color country. 31 — d'opera. 53 Old musical 4-rNew$—Newman—Color 47—Bobby Capo—Variety 20 Oleron, e.g. Beach, Mrs. Barbara Woistrom- 7:30 60 Kind of lily. 32 Arabian VIP. instrument. 1:6. 2—News—Joseph Bentl—color 21 Futile er, Mrs. Anna Strack, William 2—2 At One— Interviews—Color ' 2—Gamer Pvle# U5MC—Color 7—Cartoons—Children—Color '61° Went wrong. 33 Ball team. 56 One tenth of 4—PDQ—Garw—Color I 1J—Book Beat—Interview 22 Turns 62 American Walton, Mrs. Ann Fierro, Mrs. 31—Italian Panorama 7:51 34 Unmanned a joule. 5—Bold Journey—Travel 2-News—Ralph Penza—Color outward. Gilda Dl Santo, Donald Long, , »:4J • novelist. 7—Fuoltlv*—Drama 5-News - satellite. 57 Book of the 31—News- Herbert Bolond 23 Tide Charles Garrett. 11—Millionaire—Drama 7-News 63 Arabian gulf. 35 Mix-up. Old Testa- 10:00 25 Finished Rev. Joseph. A. Ruscinski is l;M 2—Steve Allen—Variety—Color 1:00 DOWN 37 Gets use to. ment: abbr. 2—As The World Turns—Serial—Color <_l spy—Adventure—Color 2—Captain Kangaroo • 26 Eastern pastor of St. Clement'*. 4—Let's Make A Deal—Game—Color 5—News—BUI Joraensen—Color 5-Yoga For Health—Exerclst name. 1 Down to It—Scarlerf Hill—Serial Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 11—Perry Moson—Mystery 7—Cartoons—Children-color 27 Back. * bedrock. I:SS 13—Carmlno Burana—Dance Will Initiate 4— News— Dlckerson— Color 31—International Interview 11—Fun House-rColor 28 Hair-do. 2 Wailing 1:00 47—Spanish Dramo—Sirlal 2—Password—Game—Color 10:15 5—Astroboy—Cartoon 31 Shrewd. sound 4—Day! Of Our Lives—Serial—Color 47—Weather—Jose Lonio '7-Gypsy Rose Let—Color 34 Continent: New Flagpole 5~Thin Man—Mystery 3 Single 10:30 11—tittle Rascals-Comedy Fr. SHREWSBURY - Ebsco • 7—Newlywed Game—Color 31—Survey of the Arts !:5i operator. 9—Fireside Theater—Drama 47—Pumorelo—Variety 9— News and Weather 35 Shark. [ustries of Shrewsbury Ave. will 11—Film— Don Rlcordo Returns- 10:41 J:00 36: "Once upon 4 Egyptian initiate a new 30-loot flagpole to- Fred Cobv-W mln. 5—Alan Burke—Color 2—Dennis The Menace—Comedy 31-Nurslng Today 11:09 4-Blrthday House-Color god. day, Flag Day, as a group of 1:M 3—News—Tom Dunn—Color 5—Sandy Becker—color 39 Resembling the staff raises the colors on it 2—House Party—Color 4—News—Jim Hortr—Color 7—'Film—Froulein— 5 Australian • 4—Doctors—Serial—Color an for the first time. 7—News—Bill Beutel—Color Dana Wynter^-fl) mln.—Color bay. * WE'RE GONNA WATCH FOR FALLIN' STARS.SOOM A? 5—Film—Tomorrow Is Forever— 9—FHm—Carbine Williams— ?-Ed Allen—Exercise-Color , evergreen. W. Alex McClendon, senior vice Claudette Colt>er-2 hr»., 90 mln. James Stewart—2 hrs. 11—Jack La Lonne—Color 6 Circuit. 30CY PUTS ON MY FO0T5A1L HELA\ET/* 7-DreOm Girl—Contest—Color II—News—Martin O'Hara 40 Modernists. president in charge of local oper 9—World Adventures—Color 7 Winged 11:10 2—Leave It To Beover—Comedy 41 Palm leaves. ations for the world-wide organ! 31—Man And The Unlvprie 4~Wealtwr—Frank Field-Color diver. 3:S3 5—Crusade—Documentary 42 Raw zation, said it was decided to 7—Weother—Antolne—Color 9—Continental Cookery—Color 8 Nickname. 7—News—Sanders—Color materials. i:oo 11:15 11—Mllllonolre—Dromo 9 Auxiliary erect the pole and use it as of- Head Start Aide Named 4—News—Gobe Prwsmon—Color 43 Ancient 2—Tell The Truth- Color 7—Local News—Beutel—Color 11:00 rank for an ten as possible in the wake of 4—Another World—Color 11—Local News—J"t>" Tllmon 2—Candid Camera— Comedy writing. flag burnings and other discour- LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Jac- for a more active council, say- 7—General Hospital 11:21 t—Snop Judgment—Game—Color officer. queline Brown was appointed as ing "During the past three weeks o— Film—The, Giant Behemoth— 4—Soorts-Bob Teague— Color 5—Lawman—Western tesies to the colors in some parts Gene Evans—90 mln. II—Weather—Vivian Farrar 11—Shorthand—Lessons of the country, the Neighborhood Council's Head four or five peisons are doing the 31—Living For Tin SIxIlM 11:30 10:11 Start Program committee chair- complete job in council proj- 1:1] 2—Film—The Hoppy Time— 4—News—Vanocur—Color 2—News—Edwords- -Color man by James E. Corey, the ects." • Charles Boyer—1 hr.F 50 mln. 11:30 Center Drama Group * 3:30 : 4—Johnny Carson—Variety—Color 2-Beverly Hillbillies council chairman. He commented: 2-Edg« Of Wght-Serlal . 7—Joey Bishop—Color 4-^oncentratlon—-Color To Meet Tomorrow 4—You Don't Soyl—Game—Color 11-Movle-~To Be Announced 5—5horttiand—Lessons The council also voted to es- "Our education committee Is 7-Dork Shorjowj-Stflol : 47—News—Jos* I. Lonia 7-Dalellne: Hollywood ELBBRON - The Ctnter Dra- tablish a membership list. active, the housing committee is 11—Boio—Cortoons—Color 11:41 9— Broken Arrow—Western 31—Adventures In Living S-Ftlm—Tlw Hosly Heart- 11—Cartoons—Children—Color ma Workshop will hold a mem- The Neighborhood Council is a developing, we need a working 4:oo Ranald Reagan—2 hrs. 10:15 bership meeting tomorrow ait 8 component of the Monmouth Head Start committee, and the 2-Secref Storm—Serial 1:00 7—Children's Doctor—Advice—Color 4—Match Game—Color ,4—News—Bob Teogue—Color 1I:M p.m. at the home of Temme D Community Action Program Inc., council should consider creating 7—Datlno Game—Color 7-N«wl 2-Andy GrllllNV-Comedy vis, 255 Park Ave. Hie county's antipoverty agency. social services, rules and pub- 11—Surprise Show—Color 9—News and Weather 4—Pot Boone—Color 31—Around The Clock 1:0] . 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons The appointment of officers and Mr. Corey expressed concern licity committees." • 4:1] 7—film—The Long Voyage Home- 7-Morket Sweep-Color a discussion of productions w!H 4— News-Kalber—Color John Woynt—2 hrs. o—Of Men and Motives 4:10 1:15 11-Popeye—Cortoons—Color be on Hie agenda. Barbara Ley, j—Film—The .Second Creoles! in— 4-Fllm-O.O.A.- ' • producer of The Asbury Jeonne Croin—^0 mln.—Color Edmond O'Brien—1 hr,, 35 mln. 2-Dlck Von Dyke-Comedy NOW PLAYING 4-Film—13 Ru« Madeleine- 1:20 4—Hollywood Squores-Color house, will be the guest speak- James Cogney—90 mtn. 2-News 5—Romper Room—Color 7-Cor S4-Comedy STRAN 1:25 7—One In A Million—Came 4 Limited Engagement! 9—Mike Douglas—Variety—Color 2—Film—Hell's Five Hours- •-Kingdom of the Seo-Color 31—Fllm Feohjre Steoheti McNolly-W mln. 11-Carol Corbelt—Color Nicola Marionettes 5:00 1 WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS 1 5—Sondy Becker—Color 7-Locol News-Color To Give Yule Shoift' I 11 - Baseball-Yonkew MIDDLETOWN — The recre- • DAVID LEAN'S FILM «ms BBTEBNA 31—Film Feature 50 SI 5:M "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ation commission has contracted 7—Weother—Antolne—Color to present the Nicola Marionettes 5:15 ThurwUy, June 15 91 in two special Christmas per- DOCTOR ZHilAGO 7—Local News—Color Slight Increase in Prices ):M >t formances of "Jack and tihe _ J-Paul Wlnchell—Color Prwant—For You and Yours ... Some dis- Beanstalk" Dec. 28. Shown Nitely at 8:15 P.M. ' 7—News - Peter Jennings—Color tressing momenti may nur the day, but ibe overall 13—Cortoons—Children •1 The Marionettes are returning 31 -Film Fealure picture is /airly cheerful. A dream, may begin to 1:4) to tihe township after a successful 13—Friendly Giant—Children come tine at thii time, but don't count your chickens presentation last year. EVENINS before the eggs are laid! People are willing to help COO you, but they are waiting to be asked. Dont be ENDLESS RAVES FOR ?—News Jim Jensen—Color 4—News-JIm Horti—Color bashful. New Glamor Shift 7—Film—Broken Lance- - Sntncer Tracy-*) mln.—Color At the THE "ENDLESS SUMMER" 9-FllrTv-Godillla- Ravmond Burr—us mln. The Day Under Your Sign "CONTINUOUS EXCITEMENT "BRILLIANT... A PERFECT 11 What's New—Children raniaN 31-lee Graham—Interview Ari«.lor*Mar.2lfeApr.l» Libre. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 ttOMHIC ...HYPNOTIC BEAUTY... MOVIE. OUTOFSIGHT." 1:10 Aspects will lie snore Mspicioas Don't be surprised if joel ban Movies 47—Nrw Jersey Todo*' for a' dunge later, so better to tone down Tour views to Jtsy raiitMUNity BUOYANT FUN." <:1) mit.avtlfc. out of trouble. —Vincent Canby, N.Y. Times . 7 i O'sc-O-Tpen—Zorh»rley Ttunn. April 20 ft. Miy 30 Scorpio. Oct. 21 to NOT. JI «:J0 Tike it eaayl Try not to da Dort't attempt too rasca, tmt RED BANK "SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL" <—Cllntilones-Cortoon—Color anything; that win iw jmi a- mrk whote-heartedlr at wbat- CARLTON— -ArcheYWinsten, N.Y. Post T»_Me>u Jemev Soeoks dtcfl or apseL erer yon arc doinx. Countess From Hong Kong 2:05; ji_o.itHh Calendar "EXTRAORDINARY ENTER-.. . . J:«5 Gemini. Mey 21 to Jgn. 21 S.jiftanus. Nov.22 to DK.2I 7:05: 6:m. J'_N"»n—Paul MnnnWier Don't jive Mfcenjfe inullt.t TtrKm »orry fqr joonelf only FREEHOLD TAINMENT." 7:80 rcaaoa for sivwainf ntmorg anna to Tour woes, Read an in> abopt you or TOUT1 /U1U7. FREEHOLD- -Wanda Hale, N.Y. Daily News . 7_w.w_ Cronklte * Color • oriratinnal book. '-"-"•s -Hunllcy, Brlnkley-Color Ctneer. June 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dec. 22 to Jen- 20 The Wa.y Went 7:15; »:<(!. Keep «wsr from in.atmosphere "A KNOCKOUT OF A MOVIE." ; « -"'Hnle's Now—Comedy 0 1 A proposition that looks good NEPTUNE CITY n--M»niihh Teaches—Music of confusion u it only gits 7 * rtnjr not work out to jrour nltt- —William Wolf, Cue Magazine -- more upset. NEPTUNE CITY— 3'—ctinrfiond—Lessons mate benefit after all Absent-Mind eft Pn>re.*«or 7:00; 10:20; 4'-Bui Stop— Drama ' Uo. July 22 to A»j. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Feb. I? The Sha-ggy Dog 8:40. 7:11 KCLUSIVI SHORE Yoa ire on yoor own todar Reconsider the more you're been BRICK TOWN 9 Outdoor World Color u people ire not in a TOT CO- contemplating before you put AUA PREMIIU 7:30 RICK PLAZA- ?—LoM In Space—Adventure—Color any money on the line. Piscos. Feb. 20 to Wired 20 Abscnt Mlniierl ProfMimr 7:04; 10:28: i—VI rnlnlon—Western—Color Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 21 The Snaggy Dog 8:40. 5-Truth or Con«o.utnces~Gome-Color Yon ut catUjr annoyed toda;, He careful ho* you assiM an- 7—Batman—Adventures—Color wkieh soar «* tnonUe to emo. tagonistic people u they usually LAURELTON 9 Baseball—Wets—Color tioiulnpKt. resent help. DRIVE-IN— 13—NET Journal—Documentary Absent Minded Professor 8:40; Shag- June 16 B^BJIBNCH/™ BRADLEY BEACH 11 On The Job—Flrt Depl. 1K7, Publishers Newspaper Syndicate gy Dos 10:35. North of Red Bank To Size 48 MIDDLETOWN AT BARONET — LONG BRANCH OWN- Atiaenl Minded ProfMsnr .1:10; 7:00; OPENING NITE BENEFIT Printed Pattern 10:15: Shlggy Di-E 2:00; 8:30. Bridge Advice FQR MONMOUTH PSYCHIATRIC ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC— CENTER, EATONTOWN, N, J. Dr. Zhlvuo S:l«. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD '>.'>«i-'.«S HAZLET vmi Some people read this column LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- just to pick up odd facts about Abntnt Mlndri Profensor 8;M; 12:36; Comfortably AIR - CONDITIONED ! 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BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, view call 946-8626. tervlpws » a.m. lo 3_ji.m. ^_ Neptune. 774-6700. SEIDELMANN SATI.S — For LightnlnK. rHEVR0LET~ifl?3 — Super Sport two- Two years old. $100,. Sxcetlent condi- SWffCHBOARD~OPERATOR — 3-11HOME~fYPISTS • -~To~a"ddfes"s~eiv door hardtop. Alr-conriltioned. Take SfcHEVROLIJT IMPALA — Contio- n Call after 5 p.m. 747-1332. shift. Full or part-time. Over 21. Anvelopcs- , iBhels, etc. Must type 80 iver bank payments of fin.80 per week ertlble. Radio, heater. Power steer- swering Service, 741-4701). words per minute sqd have own trans- RATSEY REACHING SPINNAKER - portation. Call 222-8t08, between 9 a.m. NO MONEY DOWN! 721-7100. Ask foring. Element condition. $600. Call after For Lightning. Used two years, like jOGAI, SECRETARY — Top~~»alary Connie or Irv. OASIS MOTORS, Rt. »,6:30, 747-3863. nsw. JSO. Call after 5 p.m. 747-1333. pai'aid to experienced secretary for fled and 1 p.m. only. Rayrcvllle. Ran' i'k office. 747S730 for appointment. CLE"ANlN(!~w6MAN"~~Two~lt'Bys~» 1859 WHITE THUNDBRBIRD — Good 25' SLOOP — Wood. Paeron sails. MUSTANa~1865 — Hardtop. Six cylcondition- . Power steering aiid brakes. week. Own transportation. Ifiddlstnwn. Sleeps three. Galley. Head. $1,900. 747-2878. _ NEED A stick. Fully equipped. No money Automatic transmission. $360. 14,2-3063, Ready to go. Call 264-0832. COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER — For evenings. Idoivn. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of nA"NDY"Ari'ENDANT WArffBD^— A? S.8.40 ppr week. BQNT>EU AUTO CORVAIR MONZA -- 1914 — Radio, — 17' 1962 Manager, Pla's. Theater, Hstlel, !SALEB. Ht. 35, Neptune, 774-6700, bucket aeats, automatic. Snow tires and 50 h.p. Mer 6:.'1O p.m. OLDSMOBILE 1862-Holiday four-door wheels. Original owner. Excellent con- required. 741-3100. WOMAN~~rine~d»y~ov5ry other week hardtop. V-8, automatic, power atsarlng ltlon.^BJM^ after_« p.m Hull needs some ork. Asking for clfRoine. .lncluulng..ironlng..$3-pet— and brakes. *MI5. 222-8118. , pLriSMpRJLE US MXlTllY- S Call 741-0051. Bnn"KKKEPER--Fuirchi'r«e;*ntKKIlBil rthrnli|h hour. Hiir_tal lint. Til-gatg. CAR? Late 1965 model. Immaculate condi- trial balance"•-' . Call for appointment, 1958~MEROI!RY — Two-door. Good run- _ LY-BRIDGE SPORT WOMAN~^~Mldd'lBaj«il. Live In. Car ning condltlpn. Call " tion, iow mileage. Air conditioned. Full mi-BJJJ. power steering, brakes, windows, trunk FISHERMAN — 210 h.p. Chrysler, I(!0 nfcesflary'. Cooking, genaral housework. NEW JERSEY'S M2-175B / • lock and antenna. Front and rear dis- hours. Outrlggars, full canvas, stern . . . '"BKA~utibTA"N" Salary arranged. 671-00117. • IpoWlAG 1964—BonSvllla convertible, appearing center arm rests. Rear van- iea.t, two v«t-hunks, held, all running WANTED -• Fl|H tlroflf . Calall Kelly'yss klng mthe iBucket seats. Excellent condition! TaVe equipment. Three years old. Excellent Beauty Salon In Belli ' BABER o ity and Ughttri. Courtesy lights all condition. $3,000 firm. Call 431-1771, ejfnrd, 7S7-203(. of hny (our(ur,, Wednesdaeday y and Friday DIAL-A-CAR 'over bank payments of $14.81) per week. four doors. Business reasons force own- XPBfBNB morningi s 11:1.1 to l:1nl1 .O Own trsiuwor- NO cash needed. 721-7100. Ask for Con- Sundays 341-1277. ffcWER dllERA" er to sacrifice -well below present TOR — Call 1 tatlon. Write to Mr. Weber. 85 Blur- nie or Irv. OASIS MOTORS, Rt. », value. Phone 747-5389 anytim BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER — 15' Flbsr- lawn Dr., Fair Haven. Sayrevllle. glass, 40 h.p., JIM, Call 1965~CHiVR6LBT~MALIBII — Bxcel- CHEVROLET 186IS — Irapala, four- 391-3660. SKr.RETARY ~- REnEPTtOrlisT — WAITRESR WANTE._.D Teti- found lent condition. Radio, heater, shift. door hardtop. Full power. No money Mature, with experience in menlcnl steady, over 31. Evening work. Fu • down. TAKE OVER PAYMBNTS of terminology and Insurance forms No lime, part-tlme or Sals. only. Will FOR IMMEDIATE Must SPII. |12!)5. Call 671-1663 after $11.80 per week. BONDEU AUTO SAV-COTE evening hours. Red Bank area. Write Call 747-42S3. 5:30 p.m. Box P419, .- - . SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-I7O0. THB LIQUID PLASTIC OOATINQ The rally ReglsUr,' Red 3:311 pm. CREDIT APPROVAL I860 MR ROADSTER"— Good tires, Available At THE YACHT SHOP Bank. CLEANF.R - ft' a.m. to radio, heater. Needs motor work. $150. PLYMOUTH 1964 — BarracudT~Aiito"- Apply Rlvercrest Nursing Roma, 81 AND A CAR OF matic, fully equipped, No monsy down. 11R4 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-1913 402 AND KEYPUNCH OPERATOR -• chapln Ave., Red Bank. 741-2322. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of (8.90 per WANTED—MATCHED PAIR MARINE Salary commensurate to experience snd week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, , wrlta YOUR CHOICE, FORD 1964 — Galaxi* two-door hard- ENGINES -- 06 h.p. to ISO h.p. Must ability. Write ATC, P.O. Box »23. Red U,U""" ^.» ...,..--.,-1— — —H —— ' ^^, 3 top. Full power. No money down. Neptune. 774-(700. he in good running condition. Call 681- Bank, N.J. slating expsrlsncf snd salary disked TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of $7.0$70 pper ANY YEAR. MAKE, BJEn AUTO SALEB Rt 35 PONTIAC 1863 — Bonnevllle two-door KEY PUNCH OPEBATOft -- Experi- to Box E-121. The Dally Register, Rsd week. BONJlEn AUTO SALEB, Rt. 35, hardtopap . Fululll power. Noo mmoneey down BOSTON WHALER — Ready to launch, enced. Salary commensurate with abil- Bank. _ Neptune. 774-6700. EXrERlKNCBin HOIIBilPMBAN MODEL, COLOR TAKE OVEE R PAYMENTPAM S off $$78$7.80 With trailer. Any reasonable ofter con- ity. Call 774-8o(10, between 8 a.m. and pall 1 FORD M65 — LTD hardtop. Full pow-per weekk. BONDEU AUTO SSALES, RRtt . sidered. 741-5239 between 0-S p.m. 4 p.m. OOn e dad y weeklyekly . I.HLitIIIf I Silver. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. 741-7889. Everyone's Credit Good er. No money down. TAKE OVER f6'~bLiTTOWNE — 18~h.p. Johnson PAYMENTS of 111.60 per week. BON- MONTESSORJ TBACHEH — Kiddy TOOKfAlfTwAITRiBW — BVir _-, Here — No Turn Downs DEtr AUTO BALES, fit. 3Hi Neptune. STATION WAGON — 1962 Corvair. Ex- motor. Very good condition. 117ft. 842-Kampi I School" • •. ~Cal "l cellent condition. Anxious to sill. $450. 747-0141. High commlssron. Eiprlenfed Over 7T4-I70!). or best offer. 671-2776. 1^1^1L_ *' .Call afternoons, 787-1(730. ______14' FIBERGLASS BOAT — 7(1 h.pFULL-TIM. E COUPANION-For «ldsrly RAMBLER 196196555 — Classic 650 four- . (SANINO LADY -'- nip dit* » »••*. doord . FullFlly equippedequiip d .. NoN money ddowndowo n. 1964 AUSTIN HKALEY — Model 3000, Johnson motor. Both 1B85. Mooring lady. Live In, five-day week. Uusl he I IF YOU WORK —YOU red. Mlchelln tires and Abarth. 11,800. cover and other extr»s. J660. 642-0122. capable of running large, fully staffed Own transportation- Call TAKB OVER PPAYMENTA ENTS of $88$8.80,pe0 r 747-51J8. week. BONnEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 36, LIGHTNING CLASS 8AII.B0AT ' linuBehn!ri,~ Intelligence, patience impor- 747-IHIB. r "'• Neptune. 774-6700. FORD — 19S1 Country Sedan. DDark #3828. Two seta sails. Spinnaker. Trail- tant, should have driver's license, but blue exterior, light, blu* Interior Four- er. Mooring. $750. 842-3,4.50. nnt absolutely essential. Balary eom- house. Thi.. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPAI.A — Six door, automatic trtmtmlislon. Electric mensuralt with responsibility, characteracter cylinder. Pnwer gild". Power ateerlnc. wlndowi. Six cylinder. Heater, new RUNABOUT -- 25h.p. wltlTtratler, references of upmost Importance.. Write gnod nay. M1-Q004. Good condition. 741-7079. tlren. Good condition. J390. Call 747- steering, controls, windshield, skisakls, to Box "8-126," The Dally Reegister, IIEB BBNZ 190 1863 — MIU-iaTM cushions and more. Excellent, (350. HELP WANTED-^IAI-E — Two. 741-H534. ^_____ $1 PER HOUR — Fora pantry «lrl. NOW THROUGH door station wagon. Qpod running 24' CABIN CRUISER — lacrlflCS Over II. Call 1064 RENAULT R-8 — Automatic trans- condition. Standard shirt. Radio, heat $700. Call after 4 p.m. APARTMENT RENTAL mission, bucket seats, radio, heater, er. 1245. Call aft«r 1 p.m. 671-0987. SALESGIRL AND COUNTBn"6lBL -- 30-35 miles per ga.1. $M». 747-0704. AGENTS I960 PBUqEQT — 403. Radio «siLVEETFNCT;iJisl|qH fJ -- 10, rivi days. No nights. heater. Four-speespdd sstict k shirt. Su Chrysler Crown. Sleeps two. Fully SALARIED .KOO. Call B66-66J1. equipped, ready to go. (71-tl!5 day- WOMAN TO OLEAN - - Ona day. a One full-llme, one part-llrne. Near Jer- AUTOS FOR SALE time. AIter_J_ p.m., 2S1-3240. week. Small house, two adults. Call Icenaa required. Bane/Ill CfmtlCl 1983 CHKVB0M1T — Bel Air wagon. sey ir. Apt. 3, Pleasure 9Vt 20' REVEL CRAFT — «0." h.p. Chris 741-2482 arter 5:30. ' general manager. Apt. 3, Pleaaure Automatic, radio, heater, power steer- Craft. New top. Sleeps thras. Call Apts., Atlantic Ave• , "Lor i -Branch --'. Ho h Inn, new brakes, new tires. Call 671- after a p.m. week days, all day week- 2311. days week. Call telcphona_oal|s. FATHER'S d284U53 SHOE SALESMAN — Must have ex- 741-2308 19B1 CHKVBOI.BT — Sluclylnder. ODSTOaCKROANCaTIJBD—MUST SELL perience In fitting children aqd men. VOLKSWAGEN Veeds work. $250. Call after 6 p.m. LADIES — Part-time, full-time, beauty Good salary. Only those with aiparl^ 842-4361. Dixie model 166 with full canvas, Ml culture Instructors. We train. No can-ence used , Also part-tlma man A-l cot .p. Meroury, bsilery and nailery bos, vassing or delivering. 1-1.07 per hour wanted. Plx Rt. ]>, Mlrldliloara. guarantied. Call 731-I27& SALE! S70D Tse Nea trailer. Ready to go. Com- FART -T(MK WBN -- Mornings |nd Cell 671-ftQ7« plete. (2.fttt. EATNSmJCW evenings. Neat appearance. Year round 1 VAN W1NKJJ0 MAIUNE Kor part-time teaming. ploirmj^ Floor waxln* |ipiTlinc». 81IRT TAR — Station car ]O51 Rhjivro- L15 Hwy. 35 'M2-2343 Estonlown •64 VW CAMPER let. Clean. Radio. Ready to to. f50. Call 442-6O07 DAY 7U-W7B. i7' ski BOAT — 65~hrp7"Marcury"ai«c- Fully squlppad lor liv- WOMAN • - T6~DO~IRONTNQ TN^HER PONTIAf. -- igu Ouiiom Tempest .m rlc start. Lights, anchor, etc. 741HOME- . Call 291-3199 mediately. C«" »"" _' * m- ing on the move. »edi, mm t'fim 8234_aftsr i p.m. __._ . a(ter 8 p.m. link, loblt, etc., •<•<• * 197/ Power steerlns, powyr brakes. Uke BRINS DAD WITH YOU new. <16W. After 9 p.m. 741-3797. I' SAILING PRAM-'- CHRIS CRAFT. HART TIME. CLERICAL WORK — MAN TO AI8IST IN ClITflNQ ROOM BEST OFFER. CALL Mght typing. Some credit experience Ladles' sportswear. <]»£ opportuDlty. 19M VOLKSWAOEN -^~Blue~E»ceI~ _747-32JI lent running coprtltlon. Radio, seat helpful. Pleasant working conrilllons. aady work, nivon Knliwtar. ft FROM NOW UNTIL FATHER'S DAY WE WILL '43 VW CONV. belts. 31 ml|es per sal. guaranteed. :l~CoTsT~ifKIFF~-. Cedar lapstrake, Renedts. Must call In person. Lcrner harburlon St.. J.on«_Brsnch. 122-M7'. >2M. 284-3248. alnrn drive, full canvas, head, acci-s- Shops, 81 Broad St., Bad Bank. RSH, W.W Hru. A reol tlOAT ortes. Boat and engine A-4 condition. BARBER — OR GOOD .., ...-- 1954"00RYEfTB Ol.aSSIO — Two tops, plyn -- Steady Joh. Salary and commission. GIVE YOU A DOLLAR OFF THE PRICE OF economy.cor w BM''«- " |tm7/ :»ll for demonn!ration days 7)1-9710 person, Caramel Restaurant, Broad tt4M. Call gvenlngs. 741-0660. 11., Red Bank. Csll 23'J10ll •_«"l'H_J''!1.r.!.." ~ •71-2375. URN BOARD BILL POSTER 14~H7P.~M6TOR — Evlnrude. ciii [JADY — Tn~wnrk SIRfTBOARt) BILL TO?T»R' DODO15 - - 1950 four-door ftoronet nrk In liquor slnre. t .,,jmr wnrk, 5r|ay week. WH1 train, ANY USED CAR IN STOCK. FOR EVERY MONMOUTH (>ood condition, passed Inspection in ifter I .pro. Honest md denisndahle . . Hours «-3:3O write Box C-133, Tba Dally Reglstar. April. Cheap transportation. IRQ. Call 229-4399. snd 3:30-10:00. Applpply. In person It PsI-'D.n Rsnk CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 843-08W tftir «_P.rn. OUTBOARI) MOTOR - • 10 h.n. Hasn't terson Liquor StoreStore, Hwy and ^ YEAR HE HAS BEEN A FATHER. been used In last two years. Bsst olfer. Florence . Ave., Keyporl. TRIIIUPH '-'-"*19M ~IJpl((fre. Radlp~and 7alt n42-0<27 after 8 p.m. ^ 700 lit. 34 iorsntewn healer. Tonneau cover. Call ' !IRLW»NT "For'"«IrY"t|»an_ » (More Cliwined Ad* S3«-8001. plant. Year und elmentemploy-rni . Ex Directly ocrnt from MV Inspacllon Svlnrude. Controls, flood condition, perlence not necessary. Vacatlnn with can he used (or skiing. In water ready Rlue ernes parliclpatlpn Apply On The Nwt P»ge) TRUCKS FOR SALE to go $22,1. Call 842-0933 for appoint- HI«, Rt. 3V, MMdletown. Ill 1230. 1W7 lf&7 ment. MTlrbiSrTtAOK TRUCK - Very OUTBOARD MOTOR. Mercury T'rt HELP WANTED-MALE good sbape. Call HELP WANTEO-MALE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER r Horsepower, aicajlant condition- fM. - 7»7-j20. . iUI 747-4532 or evenings 741-1)372.