Weather Tt.nl. temperature *L Fair- THEMEY today atd toeight Goody te- morrow. High today and tomor- 24,500 row, M. Low toolkit in the Ms. [Red Bank Area J Friday, cloudy and cooler. See Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., IMS. weather, page 2. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME_NEWSPAPER TOR 87 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

!l«U!d dallr. UOndu Ihrouxh FrHlr. Sacond Clui Po«t«i« VOL. 88, NO. 22 ttii U Red Built *nd it Additional ICimnc OUICM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Viet Decision—LBJ's Plan WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- statement on Viet Nam, to be There have been reports that Johnson's pronouncements to- Humphrey as an indicatioo (hat dent Johnson holds a news con- followed by questions and re- the present force of about 75,000 day on Viet Nam might prove new moves to be announced in- ference today to announce deci- plies. The session was to be car- U.S. military men in South Viet somewhat anticlimactic; that, volving the Viet Nam war would sions on bolstering of America's ried live by television and radio Nam might be increased to in fact, he might inject into the not be as extensive as many had commitment in South Viet Nam. networks. nearly 200,000 by the end of the conference attention-getting an- speculated. However, there were indications Advance Speculation year. nouncements on unrelated top- In the original draft of his he might take a low-key ap- There has been advance spec-, Participants iaathe marathon ics that would tend to take the speech to the National Con- proach and reveal limited ulation that Johnson would White House conferences of re- emphasis off the Viet Nam sit- ference of Governors in moves. pake some drematic announce- cent days were reluctant to uation. Minneapolis, Humphrey said: The President invited report- ments, such as a major call to comment on what decisions had Speech Toned Down "These decisions touch the ers to join him in the East federal colors of National Guard been reached. The sources viewed the toning lives of hundreds of thousands Room of the White House at units and reservists and a-big However, some sources in a down of a speech Tuesday night of American families. They 12:30 p.m.; EDT to hear a policy increase in the military draft. position to know cautioned that by Vice President Hubert H. (See VIET, Page 3) Pentagon Eyes Highlands Site County Suspends Plans VIET NAM — President Johnson looks toward Secre- tary of State Dean Ru»k yesterday during a picturo-tak- For Laboratory To Tear Down Bridge in'g session in the White Home Cabinet Room. The President met with the Cabinet for another conference WASHINGTON — The Highlands (N.J.) Air Force Base is being eyed by the Department of Defense as a possible FREEHOLD — Acknowledging span next Tuesday. The bridge is four Republicans with Mr. Bedell, dell returns and" a full board can on the war in Vist Nam. (AP Wirephoto) site for a new Defense Communications laboratory, The objections from officials at Long rotting and has been closed for who will be on vacation through be present. Register has learned. Branch, the county Board of three months. , ' , Aug. 10, absent. Making the motion to not take Freeholders suspended plans A Defense Department spokesman said plans are in the Freeholder Eugene J. Bedell, Public Hearing bids, Freeholder Marcus Daly works for a new laboratory to test defense communications yesterday to tear down the Valen- director of bridges, the board's Freeholder Director Joseph C. said he voted for the Bedell pro- procedures and equipment. The plans are in "very early tine St. Bridge between Long only Democrat, had recommend- Invin said that a public hearing posal last week, presuming that stages," the spokesman said. However, another source said Branch and Monmouth Beach. ed demolition on grounds that is to be held to sound out public the plan had been "thoroughly Five Planes the Highlands site is the most promising. limited use of the bridge would discussed" with interested par- Under a resolution approved opinion on the issue before any ties. The Highlands^, site, of one of several under construction, unanimously last week, the board not justify its replacement. definite action is taken. The according to the spokesman. board agreed that the hearing "I believe that a majority of would have taken bids for Action to rescind the bid-taking the board had the same impres- The spokesman said no decision has been,made about demolition of the narrow wooden resolution was brought by the would not be held until Mr. Be- the size of the planned laboratory. sion," he added. ' "But that ap- Lost by U.S. The 240-acre Highlands base is among 95 bases being parently Is not the case. I find closed by order of Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. there are varied opinions on the It is expected to be phased out of operation by next July. Grand Jury Recommends: parts of those in various commu- nities. It behooves this board The Army's $2.5 million missile master base at the to give all of them an opportu- Highlands installation will not be affected by the shutdown. nity to be heard." In Viet Raids Mr. Daly said he had an open SAIGON (AP) - Five U. S. to have been Wiled'or captured, mind on merits of the possibility Air Force figMer-bombers were an announcement «aid, while the Public Audits Urged of repairing or replacing the lost on the strikes yesterday third was rescued. bridge and believed "facts should against two North Vietnamese Plane* Collide be brought out on both sides." antiaircraft missile sites about 40 Middletown Long Branch Councilman Ed- The pilots of thB two planes miles northwest of Hanoi, U. S. which collided were presumed to gar N. Dinkelspiel, who had com-military spokesmen announced plained to the freeholders last have been killed, (hV announce- For Fire, A id Groups today. ment saiid. week about imminent removal of the span, welcomed news of the The spokesmen said three ol Radio Hanoi'claimed that North Gommittee By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON ducts an internal audit, either by would object to publication of cur- the Flos jets were shot down by latest action. Vietnamese gunners 'shot down FREEHOLD -In a present- a public accountant or an audit- rent balances. "conventional ground fire" and ing committee. "Some o-f these companies are "This is very heartening," he six U. S. planes' yesttrday and ment growing out of its investi- two others washed aiftrr collid- said three American pilots were gation of finances of the Tinton He said he would see no objec- wealthy," he said. "Others are said. "The board has finally ad- principle that it ing near their home base as captured, Falls Fire Company, the Mon- tion to publishing of a report not. But it wouldn't make any hered to the they returned from the strike*. Is Criticized difference. They are private en- should te« now, the public A U. S. military spokesman mouth County Grand Jury recom- every year of a general statement tities and t think Members would rtandj.**." ."•• Two of die pilots whose planes reported that another. F105 Thun- MIDDLETOWN — Douglas R, He criticized Mayor Ernest G: mended yesterday that all volun- of the results of such audits, but tary fire companies and.first aid that he believed most companies . (Sea jillPITS, Page 3) tf .flown were presumed was shot down. yaiter-i w Burke last night criticized the Kavalek, fellow-Republican, for day on a strike against the Cam Township Committee, Siyirig that 40-mile-an-hour speed squads submit to annual public accountings. Doi barracks 30 miles west-north- Mr. Burke is a member of the signs, ordered by the state, west of. Hanoi. The spokesman committee—the junior member. should be torn down—and rapped Superior Court Judge Gene R. R.Mariano received the pre- said, no parachute was observed His election last November Committeeman Martin V^ Law- and' the pilot was presumed gave Republicans control of the lor. Democrat, for proposing that sentment, ordered it filed, and Wilsoiis Cleared by Grand Jury fciHed. ,'-.,-. administration. But while a township bills be published. made it public. . -.,. '?" staunch Republican, his action! The speed-limit question was A spot check of officials arid FREEHOLD — Long Branch the jury ended its deliberation) After a Mercer County jury,, until the Grand Jury case was TJM . Pentagon announced yes- since he took office Jan. 1 have triggered by a recent state rul- members among the county's H3 Councilwoman Lucy i, Wilson without calling {hem. • sitting in the second trial of the concluded. Mr. Wilson said last terday that 46'PUB Thunderchiefs made some GOP leaders wince ing that part of Kings Hwy. be volunteer fire companies indi- and her husband, Harry J. Wil- Also there, but not called, were case,-awarded the Wilsons $138,- night he saw no reason now for made a low-level attack on the '• His barbs have cut into Demo- posted for 40 miles an hour, a cated the proposal, which would son, were cleared of any crimi- Willis B. Wood, an Oeeanport 000 for their boat works property further delay, missile sites. Hie Pentagon said crats too. speed Increase. The signs have require new state laws, will get nal wrongdoing yesterday in ex- boat works owner, and Blaise in June, attorneys conferred with 'Full Vindication' pilots reported one site destroyed He good-naturedly told a re- been installed and local residents a cool reception in their ranks^ pense claims from the closing of D'Orsi, a Long Branch building Superior Court Judge Herbert "Mrs. Wilson and I are grati- and the other damaged. porter recently, "Don't call me have been'complaining, as they Though some, were outspoken, their former Shrewsbury River contractor. Horn over a possible agreement fied by the action of the Grand It was the first attack report- a politician." did again last night. others insisted j it was hit by an antiaircraft mis- 'Limited Service' what the state does." ect site. Middletown Sewer Plans: sile. Glendola) and at many local "We, in effect, are giving lim- Mr. Burke bristled. company meetings beforehand." Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper Heavy Bombs ited service to this community," disclosed the end of the investi- Cites Procedure Leonaid Mack, Fair Haven, The announcement in Saigon he declared. "I will not be a party to tear- county fire marshal, said special gation after testimony had been taken by the jury for the second No Penalty Seen for Speed said that one flight of F105s ing signs down that have been legislation applying 'to firemen which attacked the missile sites erected legally. How can we ex- and first aid volunteers would be day. The only witness of the final By FRANK W. HARBOUR final sewer engineering and blue- the Middletown Board of Health sighted two Communist Mig jets Will Study pect our citizens to obey the unfair. fljiing away from the target area laws if, we disobey them. The "These companies are private session, however, was Ralph S. MIDDLETOWN - This town- print specifications. are insisting on action. Heuser, Matawan, attorney for After this phase is completed, Mr. Kupper estimates that it as the U. S. planes came off the next thing citizens would start opganizalHons," ht said. "It- they ship can use its own funds for target after making their attack. Toll Drop tearing signs down." , the Wilsons, who had been given final stage sewer planning with actual construction • work can will take six months or longer can require an audit of firemen's the opportunity to testify at his But One Migs and the American He continued: books this year, they can do it for reasonable assurance that it will get under way. to obtain the second federal "What is wrong Is our pro- own request. loan. jets did not tangle, the announce- On Parkway the Knights of Columbus next not be penalized subsequently Health Hazard ment said. cedure. Many of our procedures year." End Deliberation with loss o! federal add. Middletown's problem is the Health board Vice President TOMS RIVER (AP) - As- are wrong. We take action with- Vincent P. Lamb and member The American planes used Alfred Adder, Matawan, a vice The Wilsons also were In the That .s the opinion of federal health hazard faoed by many heavy fragmentation bombs in semblyman William T. Hiering, out review and without study ; sections of the township. Herbert F Coffey, Jr., have R-Ocean, said Tuesday he will president of trie county organi- jury witness room prepared to agent Mrs. Virginia Dent, public their attacks and also hit the Phu (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 3) zation, said every company con- testify and waive immunity, but facilities specialist, advisory The municipal health officer proposed that the township by- call a meeting of his Assembly pass the second federal loan to Nhien barracks area "associated committee next month to study planning section, Housing and has reported that septic tank (See FIVE, Page 3) Home Finance Agency, Phila- sewage .s running down the prevent the anticipated six- the feasibility of reducing lolls month delay. for commuters on the garden delphia. " streets n a number f Mrs. Dent said there are two and this fact has been confirmed Wants to Avoid Delay ttate parkway. They have the support of Mid- bills ppending in Congress'fog r new by a New Jersey Department of Matawan Girl Hiering is chairman of the Health investigation and report. dletown Township Committee Highways, Transportation and federafdl l ffundd s ffo r locall sewer She said the final pro- The atate agency has "asked man Douglas R. Burke who said Public Utilities ^Comrnlttee._Jie projects again, at a meeting last night, Dies in Crash TSSid ne expected tne~comm» ! ht lJie_tatfn8hiD_lo__a£Oslejrate_its to hold public hearings on the been worked out but that certain sewer program, and members of (See~PLANSrPage 2) NORFOLK, Va. — j matter later. basic terms can be assumed. beth Schwarz, 9, of 13 Essie One of these, she noted, is Dr., Matawan, was killed yester- The New Jersey Automobile that the government will not day in a two-car crash here. Club in a letter to Hiering earlier penalize a municipality for ac- Ocean Road Repaving She was a passenger in a car this year, had called for such a celerating a sewer program. operated by her maternal grand- study. Club President Albert W, Answer to Key Question father,- Frank Lockner of this Slender said increased parkway place. revenues indicated that the road The question is a key one In Viewed as Beneficial Middletown where tonight the Mr. Lockner was hospitalized. could reduce tolls for com- FREEHOLD — The Board of, the county's plans for the road muters. Township Committee and mem- 'or injuries suffered in the crash. bers of the Board of Health Freeholders and officials from project. Ocean Township Man- Complete details of the accident Hiering said he felt the toll will debate methods of accelerat- Ocean Township met yesterday ager Jack P. Sweitzer says the were not available immediately. question "should be looked into ing a multi-million-dollar munic- and agreed that the recent re- township never received the The girl is the daughter of to see if there should be a spe- ipal sewer program which has paving of Monmouth Rd. was notletter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard cia] rate for commuters." No been stalled for more than* a a waste of tax dollars and was, The freeholders reportedly felt Schwarz. survived also date was set for (he meeting. year. in fact, beneficial to the town- that Mr. Sweitzer had been the by Richard F. ship. •..-... The New Jersey Highway Au Cost escalation during the de- cause of the criticism because Schwarz,; maternal thority, which operates the park- lay has been estimated by Mid- Freeholder 'director Joseph C. he had objected to the road proj- grandmother, Mrs.' Frank way, currently collects 25-cent dletown sewer engineer Charles Irwin said after the meeting that ect and the way It was handled. ner of this place; and paternal tolls at booths spaced at various J. Kupper at a million dollars the freeholders and the township Mr. Sweitzer reportedly told grandparents, M Rihd points along the superhighway. or more — hiking the project officials had agreed to release the freeholders he was not. criti- a joint statement relative to the Schwarz of Staten Island. Stender said an average com- cost from an estimated $19 mil- cizing them or their methods of The muter, living in Sayreville and lion to $20 million. .' meeting sometime this morning. operation. He noted that all he working in Newark', spends $1.00 He remarked that the discussion yesterday a day on parkway tolls, while a The delay has been caused by had been amicable. (See ROAD, Page 2) rangements commuter from a seashore com- lack of a sewer plant «ite. The The meeting was set up by munity spends 91.50 to $2.0ft a township recently acquired Freeholder Charles I. Smith, dl-|| day. • site, 14 acres adjacent to rector of highways, after criti- Compton's Creek, in Belford, and "One riling we might consider cism had' been leveled at the Today's Index is now in a position to move freeholders for repaving the road ' doing Is offering reduced com- ahead with sewer planning. mutation books to parkway com- earlier this month when the town- Page The iirst interest-free federal Editorial* muters," Stender said. ship had already made plans to I Allen-Scott _™« loan, for $150,000. provided Install sewer lines under the] HerMock .._ Automobile Amusements ... 18 KEYPORT SCHOOL ADDITION — Keyport school officiali.bnoke ground last night for funds for preliminary surveys. road next spring. Township offi- Movie Timetable If you're thinking of a car, think The second loan, Which Mr. cials reportedly were annoyed Births ._.-•....„._ „,. X Obituaries of McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. construction of a $506,745 addition to high school there. Project involves sight neve Kupper estimates would be over the fact that they did not Jim Bishop ._. '»'•' Sylvia Port«r-_ -Adv. classrooms, cafeteria, gymnasium and electronic laboratory,' Left to right are George about $180,000, would cover receive notification of the re- Bridge ...... Spotti - For Your Dining Pleasure D. Search, school superintendent; Stanley Hyer, school board president; Gerard Bar. Ann'j Beauty Shop paving project. John Chamberlain ._.. Stock. Market Lunches and dinners. Old Or- ba, Shrewsbury, school architect, and Frank Patoclc, owner of Patock Construction Portaupeck, doted the remtuv The freeholders contended that CtasaMsd;.:..:. .». Successful chard Country dub',' Monmouth der of week due to death In fam-a letter WM lent to the town- Comics . „ —.. Co., Shrewsbury, general contractor for work. - - Rd.( E»fomown.-Af the Eastern Star. sewer lines, are in. Mrs. Philomena Nappi Eovino. He Surviving are her husband The freeholders pointed out had been a resident here 60 years. Seorge Edward Cordes; a daugh- that through the paving the usa- ter, Mrs. Evelyn C. Greenfield of ble width of the road had been He was a member. of St. Jo- fitusville; and two grandchildren Increased by 20 per cent since seph's Oatholic Chum* and was The Damiano Funeral Home is the repaving ran from curbline a member af Our Lady of Mt. in charge oi arrangements. to curbline. Carmel Society; He was (he hus- The work was done by the band of the late Mrs. Amelia OTTO FLEISHAUER Monmouth County Road Depart- Patrina Eovino. ment as part of a countywide Surviving are three sons, Patsy WJCKATUNK-OMo Flei*auei repaving project. Eovino of Oceanside, N. Y., Mi-of this plaice died Sunday in th« On the subject of digging up .,£4 chael Eovino of Matawan and Wickatunk. Nursing Home, here the road to install sewer lines Amiello Eovino of QiMwood; where he was a patdeirt one year. next spring, the freeholders re- daugihter, Mrs. John Andolfi of Bonn in Germany, he had lived minded {hCi Ocean Township dele- new this place; a brother, John Eovino ere 20 years. Hi's wife was the gation that there is a county of Brooklyn, N.' Y.; 13 grand- ite Mrs. Ida Fleishauer. ordinance on the books forbidding children and five great-grand- Services will be held, in the Hig- the digging up of a new or newly children. ins Memorial Home, Freehold paved road for five years, unless A Requiem High Mass will be omorrow at 10 a.m. with Rev Permission to open the road Is nffered at 10 a.m. Friday in St. >avid G. Volk, pastor of Grace jblained from the Board of Free- Joseph's Catholic Church.. Burial, -ufteran Church, Freehold, off! jolders. under, direction of Day Funeral iatdng. Cremation will take place The township officials took note Home, will be in St. Joseph's Rosahill Gremiat6rium, Linden of this, but it was reported that Cemetery. a showdown on the issue de- PULASKI SERVICES velops, the township will go MRS. ELIZABETH C. LEONAIRDO-HA High Requiem ahead and open up the road to HOURIHAN lass for Joseph Pulaski, 65, of install the sewer lines—with or KEYPORT - Mrs. Elizabeth Concord Ave., who died Mon- ithout the approval of the free- C. Hourihan, 77, of 198 Washing- day in the Atlantic Highland: lolders. This could provoke a ton St., died yesterday, in River- Nursing Home, will be offered :ourt battle. Pepper view Hospital, Red Bank. omorrow at 10 a.m. in St. Agnes Freeholders Irwin, Smith, Mar- Born in Ireland, she was the Catholic Church, Aiflantic ' High :us Daly and Benjamin H. Dan- daughter o( the late Mr. and lands. Burial, under the direction skin attended the luncheon meet- Mrs. John Highland. She had of the Posten Funeral Home, At- ing. Township Manager Sweitzer, j been a resident hereh , 50 years. antic Highlands, will be in Mt Mayor John J. Rellly and Coun- I She was a member of St. Jo- Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. cilmen John W. Beekman and i »eph's Catholic Church and a Donald V. Crosta represented j member of its Altar Rosary JACOB COHEN Ocean Township. \ Society. She was the wife of the LAKEWOOD - Jacob Cohen i late Miohael Hourihan. 14, of 423 Seventh St., owner j Surviving are three sons, John it the Willows Hotel, here,-died i P. Hourihan of Metuchen, Jo- Plans last night in Paul Kfaiball (Continued) 1 seph V, Hourihan of this place, Hospital. (Tuesday) , and Leo T. Hourihan of Morgan- that all meant) should be used } viile; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph He was the father o! Mrs, to avoid delay. i McQuarrie of this place; two Florence Tave, Asbury Park. The committeeman declared: I brothers, Michael Highland of Mr. Cohen had vbeen a hotel "Cost- <26calatfon over a alx- i England and James Highland; ol keeper 'or the past 41 years.':He month period will amount to 1 Ireland; two sisters, Mrs. Thorn- also formerly owned hotels ii several hundred thousand dot' 3 as O'Reilly and Mrs. John Richie, the shore area. lars, and in any event we will !} both of New York City; 13 grand- He was a member ol Con- have to repay the federal children and a great-grandchild. gregation Sons of Israel, here. loan." A Requiem High Mass will be Also surviving are his wife, Mr. Coffey told The Register offered at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Mrs. Ray Cohen; two son: that at tonight's session, he and Joseph's Catholic Church. Burial, Milton Cohen and Herbert Mr. Lamb will also push tor use under direction of Day Funeral Cohen, both of this place, and of township funds. Home, will be in St. Joseph' five grandchildren: ' Towns'nip iCommitteeman Ed- The Biggins Memorial Home, ward J. Roth and other mem- Freehold, is in charge of funeral bers of the governing body were | MRS. OSCAR F. LIEBRAND ! BELFORD - Mrs. Betty M, Committeeman Harold M. Foulks THOMAS DUDARCHIK indicated that Mr. Kupper has I Liebrand, 58, of 613 Turner Dr. SHREWSBURY - Thomas died Monday in Riverview Hos reservations about bypassing the Dudarchik, 69, of 129 AJemeda 'ederal loan. ' pital. Red Bank. t., collasped and died whili | A former resident of Red Bank, Whate/er the decision on this walking along Patterson Ave. point, t>e Middletown govern- | Mrs. Liebrand had lived here here, at 3:35 a.m. yesterday. ,j month, and before that in Brook- ng body will, this week, process Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman he loan application while it i lyn. She lived in Red Bank in the county physician, atributed deatl ' 1920s. continues to mull use of town- to a heart attack. He said M ship money. i Mrs. Liebrand was the daughtei Dudarchik had a history < Asked specifically about the : of the late Henry and Mary Ren heart disease. Middletown problem, Mrs. Den1 .; kel Byrnes. Surviving are her hus- Mr. Dudarchik was pro had this to say: band, Oscar F. Liebrand; two nounced dead at the seem "Under the old federal aot, •' stepsons, Jerome Liebrand by Dr. Victor J. Witek. the government did not withhold | Farmingdale, L. I., and Martin Mr. Dudarchilk was born aid based on planning loans. The * Liebrand of Washington, D. C; Russia, son of the late Mr. and application for a federal grant j two sisters, Mrs. Charles Geyer Mrs. Thomas Dudarchik. He for sewer plant construction was •of Red Bank and Mrs. William was a retired employee of the seperate application contingent Doxsey of Springfield, L.I.; thre Hoffman Beverage Company. on prior ^planning but not con- brothers, Lawrence Byrnes of Lo Surviving are his wife, Mrs tingent on federal planning , dl, John Byrnes of Brooklyn an* Pauline Hodvinsky Dudarchik; loans. Charles Byrnes of Red Bank; an< ion, Thomas Dudarchik, Jr. ( "We do not know what pro- : a stepbrother, Thomas Kelly ol Syracause, N.Y., a daughtei visions the new acts will con Hempstead, L.I. Mrs. Vincent Frank Blefary ( tain, but any action which a A High Mass of Requiem will be New Shrewsbury, and sevei municipality" takes to accelerate offered Friday at 9:45 a.m. in St. granchildren. its sewer program should help, it'This surpriBinsg stuf f hanes less bite-but more pep-thatn so hoi: ! * Thomas' Catholic Church, Brook- The funeral will be Friday at first new toofc. Red, green, black, and whiteall at once; not hurt, in the final application pepper! Instead of plain, hot black pepper, it's a subtle lyn. .Burial will be in Holy Crosi 11 a.m. in the cemetery chapel for federal sewer aid. —like the colorful sprinkles you put on cakes. The kids j Cemetery, Brooklyn. Local ar- of St. Vladimir's Russian Christ- ','The new acts will be de blend. Black pepper, mild green peppers, sweet red bell wjll eat it up! Try it on steaks, hamburger, chicken, ! rangements are under the dlrec- ian* Cemetery, Inc., Cassville. signed to encourage accelera peppers, plus other nice spices and seasonings. Result: ; tion of the John E. Day Funeral Burial will be In St. Vladmir's fish, eggs, stews, casseroles, soups, salads, sauces, tion." Lawry'sia both snappy and sweet, zesty and, mild... Try it together with Lawry'g famous Seasoned Salt. Home, Red Bank. Cejnetery under the direction of The a^ent said the federal gov- I CABD OF THANKS the Wlliam S. Anderson Funeral the first new taste in pepper inl;000 years. And the And don't be afraid to shake. /. Lawry's won't biti! i I wiih to (hank the fr «n bo« of my belovad litw huJMud, Ralph type of municipal action, par- j Ottny, rot tMlr Dm pithy mil con- ' joletiCM. AiM 1*« U-hUleUnrn Police ticularly where an immediate I p«pt MM ti» MUiii«toim fint Aid House Hunting! It's open sea- health hazard exists, which ; Hjuia tor ih«r «(oru. •; son in the Daily Register Clajjl- ' Mtty Ottnr would speed completion of fewer j «Dd nLSuU and Narmie fied now. - construction. !•-• - ••:••••• ••(••'-.-"-v :<"•!'..;» Kehmburg Favors Lcfag Branch Bond Plan Is Approved TOE' Wedawdiy, July LONG BRANCH -. The state ordinance Introduced early ttts tnte employed by the board In Division of Local Government month by City Council.. determining if the bond* wU be Monmouth Beach Win't Exhibit HallBaseball yesterday afiprovod s proposal by Testifying in Trenton before tf* permitted are *e natore of ta- this city to issue $302,000 in bonds. state unit were city Attorney provements desired, bow the JBEAN6BUBG - The Planning landed in the Keandburg area in Oppose Bridge Removal The'bonds represent 95 per cent Louis R. Allans, city ;Manager bonding wiU 'Meet the city's fi- Bowed IK night gave Its approval the 1600's. of a $317,800 capita! improvement James F. Roosevelt and city Au- nancial picture and how the fu- MONMOUTH BEACH — Mayor make details of 1 The project is valued ait Game Due to create an Industrial exhibition ditor Armour S. Huteart. ture of the city will be affected. Sidney B, Johnson said last night Mr. Johnson alter . center on «he former borough $200,000. RARTTAN TOWNSHIP — Now that the recommended removal Aug. 3 City "dunjp |nio(>c>rty, 1U. 36. Joseph Caruso, laycee presi- Tne ordinance will come up for — about these donkeys that want Wilsons public hearing and final passage of the Valentine St. Bridge would meeting. The'proposal, advanced by the dent spokesman, said industries to use our atftletJo field. at the Aug.-.12 council meeting. State Studies bring no opposition from the bor- Mr. Johnson night Greater Keanstarg Jaycees, In- would be asked to place exhibits These, or similar words, wilt (Continued) The measure had to be brought ough. that the borough particular; , voJves qonstruoiqn of a building in the building.. . . open a discussion by the Board Other facets still at Issue con- Mayor Johnson met privately interested in the !| dredging The Jaycees feel the exhibits of Education within the next wo cern whether the authority before the board because the city iurrounding a moat. has exceeded its debt limit. The Truck Laws yesterday afternoon with Long Manhasset Creek ; " noted " In the center of the moat would would be a "drawing card" and weeks. would appeal the $118,000 Judg- Branch Mayor Vincent J. Mazza the worst part oofSthf the ccreer k help promote the community. Thomas Stanfield and Malcolm ment, Its complaint, and that of limit is 3.5 per cent of the aver- be a, replica of Che Half Moon, the age total assessed valuation for at Mr. Mazza's home to discuss the portion between \ti boat used by Dutch explorer Hen- Borough Council received the Thompson, of the Raritan Bay Fred C. Marra, chairman of the On Loading any demolition of the narrow St. and North Long Branch Civic Organization the past three years. Prior to this dridc Hudson. proposal last year and suggested Area Jaycees, last sight request- FREEHOLD — A study i* un- wooden span which connects the the bridge is remrj that the Jaycees sound out Che ed permission from the board for Municipal Affairs (COMA), bond issue and three smaller ones ( The explorer Is believed to have passed last week, the city's figure der way to produce tighter con- two municipalities. dredging would t Planning Board. to use one of the school athletic of conflict of interest against from bank to bank. Councllwoman Wilson, and coun- was 3.61 per cent. trols, on loading of commercial A statement Issued by Mayor Planners lost night suggested fields for a softball game to Mazza last night said: He said the borough wants thl that the Jayoees now present the be played on donkeys, tersuits for damages by the Wil- According to Mr. Roosevelt, or! highway vehicles, tha Monmouth Patten Ave. Bridge'replaced -"* Apartment sons. "I am hopeful a Joint proposal idea again to the governing body While the request was left County Board of Freeholders was can be made to the board of a higher bridge and a dag for its. approval. open for discussion. Indications Edward F. Juska, special coun- informed yesterday. freeholders which would be ac- curve on the Long Branch Plan Advanced The Jaycees will seek permis- are that it will be approved; sel for the authority, had brought 3 Injured ceptable to them and the munici- removed. sion from the governing body to The donkeys are supplied by, on the Grand Jury investigation The board recently directed a The mayor said.be had letter, through county counsel palities of Monmouth Beach and use the' land for one year. Buckeye Donkey Ball Co., Co- when he and the agency's execu- Long Branch." son to believe tha* the Pi At Keyport Mr. Oaruso said the Jaycees lumbus, Ohio. The company car- tive director, John E. Schulz, re- When Truck, John M. Pilisbury, to the state Ave. Bridge would: be repla Bureau of Traffic Safety, urging He refused to clarify further, KEYPORT The Zoning hope to borrow funds to finance ries insurance against damage bo ported to Mr. Keuper that they nor would he Indicate his opin- but that it might not Board of Adjustment gave ten- the project on the basis of signed fields. The Jaycees promised to had evidence of false expense steps be taken to seek preven- witMn the next year. Car Collide tion ' Of such accidents as that ions on whether the bridge should 1 tative approval last night to « leases of industries agreeing to dean up the field after using It. claims by the Wilsons. be destroyed. He said he would 'variance request to build : place exhibits in the center. They estimate an attendance In moving boats and marine MARLBORO — Three people which took the life of a woman . $400,000 garden apartment proj of 500 for the event. gear from their former property, were Injured yesterday in a crushed when a jetty boulder r ect on a two-acre tract on Broad- The Jaycees requested consider- the Wilsons were entitled to re- head on crash of._ a passenger dropped oft» truck and crushed Probe Entry car and a loaded vegetable truck her In her car in Washington On Probation way. Audits ation for a Friday night in Sep- location costs and received $5,- NEW SHREWSBURY- Polla Th« tracts la on the west side of tember, listing preference of 500. The authority spokesmen on Rt 79, near Rt. 520. Townshio June 18. (Continued) Admitted to Riverview Hospi- are investigating a breaking am . Broadway, extending to Matawan Sept. 24, 17, or 10 In that order. said they had information that Mrs. Susan Bowne of Allentown For Assault Creek. object strenuously to having their The board promised an answer things reportedly trucked to a tal, Red Bank, In fair condition entering and larceny at th» Syca were Mrs, Hazel Moten, 32, of was killed in the accident on the RED BANK — Theodore Flem- more Lanes bowling alley am The applicant, Edward J. Ku business made public" within two weeks. Wilson property in Waretown Allentown-Robbinsville Rd. The las, a local boat builder, plans In tihe Tinton Falls probe, con- were not delivered. Burlington Rd., Freehold Town- ing, 95 West Bergen PI. last cocktail lounge, Shrewsbury Ave ship, driver of the car,' Thomas multi-ton stone dropped when a night was placed on two years' to erect 40 units. He said 32 ducted by prosecutor Vincent P. Subsequently, the Wilsons filed cable holding it on an open bed early today. • units would be one-bedroom and amended claims. They had con- Moten, 33, her Husband, and probation for assaulting George Keuper after a shortage Viet Mrs., Elizabeth Flowers, 42, 127 truck snapped. Holmes, 70 Bank St., with a rock Police Chief Jam's A. Herrlnj eight two+edroom apartments. tended that the original vouchers Replying to Mr. Pillsbury, bu- discovered, the Grand Jury has '(Continued) were prepared as directed by Mr. MiH Rd., Marlboro, a passenger June 30. said the entry was discovered a ' Approval by the zonersls co reau chief Gerald J. DriscoH said 2:30 this morning by Patrolmai diitonal on a favorable report on IrirUrited two former officers, Har- could mean the expenditure oi Schulz and that only after learn- in the car. Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly Uninjured was the truck driv- Attorney General Arthur F. Sills suspended a 10-day sentence and Charles O'Connor on routine pa the project by the Planning ry BuckaJew and Paul W. RJgjby, great resources — of money, ing of the complaint were they had already instituted a study by materiel and, yes, of human informed that.they could not er, Angelo Rossi, 73, of Rt. 520, $110 fine. trol. Board. president and treasurer in 1964. state agencies-, . Mr. Kulas received approval life." charge for use in moving of their Marlboro. * His rack body truck Sarah Furey, 1157 Corlies Ave., The cigar and tigarette ma J ta 198Sto build the project but Buckalew is charged with frau- The draft of the speech was own employees or equipment. was filled with., vegetables which "Such study," Mr. Drtsool Asbury Park, was found guilty of chines had been forced open an< '.lost the right to proceed because dulent conversion of money by made available to newsmen. They insisted that everything he was transporting from farm said, "is well along and, hopeful- being drunk and disturbing pa- the cash boxes taken, the chle he' failed to start construction an officer of a corporation, cov- Later, they were told the speech reported to have been moved ac- to market when the crash oc- ly, some legislation or regulations tients at Riverview Hospital said. was being revised. curred at 4:55 p.m. within a year from date of ap- ering $650. Rigfoy Is charged win tually was moved. built on existing laws where shhe was being treated for proval. Won't Falter In the first Grand Jury session, Mr, Rossi was charged with forthcoming." an Injury July 21. conversion of property of a cor- As delivered by Humphrey, witnesses Included Mr. Schulz careless driving, and will have a She was given a suspended SSO poration by an officer, covering the statement in the speech con- and private Investigator, hearing in fine, five days in jail for which Local police were assisted In Middletown $2,585, and forgery of Mr. Buck- cerning decisions was changed Charles D. Prout, of Court Sept. 4 according to State she got credit for time already search of the building by polic afew's signature on checks. to: "These decisions touch the Park, and W p son in the Daily Register Class! served, and from Shrewsbury and Little Sil {Continued) lives of thousands of American Charles Merrell Eggleson. months. and three months or six months The presentment, also recom- families." He made no mention later when citizens object we do mended that fire companies and of the expenditure of resourcesr something about it, Erst aid squads "whose primary "Must we wait for citizens to The vice president told the tell us what we must do? We, in maintenance is from donated governors, "We are not going to funds" be required to obtain per- falter. We will uphold freedom's effect, are giving limited service cause wherever that cause is to this community." mission from the local governing threatened — in another corner The proposal to tear signs body before conducting annual of the world or even in a dark- down was dropped. canvasses. ened corner of our own coun- The committee decided, Instead try." to obtain a revaluation of speed It also proposes: A Humphrey aide, said the limits by the state Division of That such service units agree Motor Vehicles, which under New ohanges were not made at the to submit periodical reports of direction of the White House — Jersey statute has final authority their finances as required by the over the matter, even on town' which had cleared the original looail governing body, including speech — but by the .vice presi- ship streets. "description, purchase and dispo- At the previous committee dent himself because he thought sition of property purchased from the words were somewhat mis- meeting, the governing body,,on unit funds collected through do- a motion by Mr. Lawlor, voted leading and subject bo misinter- naltions and Other forms of volun- pretation. to publish the payment of all tary collections." township bills, after each com' Within the administration, That the custodian of unit funds there was understood to be an mittee meeting, in a local news' be bonded and be required to paper. Mr. Burke was absent, llth-Jiour debate on the best certify to reports. course for Johnson to take. His then on vacation. That requirements for reports Last night, he decried the pol own inoHnaWon( mirrored,, in be limited to units whose drives past performance, has" seemed Icy, estimating that it will cost realize over $1,000. $2,500 a year. to be to volunteer as little as The estimate was not chat- In urging audits, the present passible about the Vietnamese lengerf. ment said, thej.jslhoulld be made situation.-'But oth*rs were said; He pointed out that the vouch- by the regularly appointed muni- to be advising a more spectac- er list does not specify what the cipal auditor directly to the local ular course. bills are for but simply names governing body. and amounts. Said the jury: A spectator noted that tele- ''The. . .jury has had under Five phone bills could be consolidated investigation." case of Into one monthly amount, for volunteer fire company whose (Continued) the publication, rather than list- finances were apparently improp- with the (missile) sites," ttie an- ing half a dozen separate phone erly handled. nouncement said. figures. "This situation gave this Grand "Two of the FlOSs were shot Meant Very Little Jury much concern since most down during the mission and pi- Another resident, Mrs. Irving of the communities in Monmouth lots reported sighting two para- T. Bartlett, Kings Hwy., noted County depend on volunteer fire chutes," the announcement" con- companies and'first aid squads tinued. • that the publication "means very 1 little unless you also list depart- which must look to public funds "The third F105 was hit While ment expenditures and depart- and donations from their fellow living rescue cover over one of merit balances.1' citizens for equipment, the main the downed planes. The pilot oj "On this I agree," commented tenance and Other costs of their the third plane ejected and was Mr. Burke. "That type of list- operations. recovered. PUote of the first two LARGEST ing would have some meaning." "The testimony in this case planes are presumed to be killed "I too agree," remarked Mr. suggested that perhaps such units or captured." Lawlor, finance committee chair do not generally render any ac- While returning from the strike SELECTION man, "but our present account- counting for funds or property mission, another F105 began vi- ing procedures do not permit this. received to any authority out- brating excessively "possibly as I hope that in a month or two side of their respective organiza- the result of being hit by ajiti we will be set to do It. tions.. adreraift Ike over the target • SHOCK ABSORBERS Rayco's "RELIANT" MUFFLER ' "But 1 do not want to discon- "Ms Grand Jury is of the area," the announcement said. tinue the publication, I want to opinion that this situation should Another ThundercWef flew In add to it" riot continue W exist among such close to assess the damage and • LOAD ABSORBERS After further debate the com- volunteer fflr^'oompaniesan d first the planes collided. mittee decided to argue the issue aid squads." v "No paradhutes were observed at a later date, in executive ses- Copies of tfoi»grgsentiment were and both pilots are presumed to Prices Start At sion with the possible view of directed to Gov. Richard J have been killed," the announce^ • TAIL PIPES making policy revisions. - Hughes, state Sen. Richard R ment said. On the subject of central pur- Stout, and Assemblymen Patrick It reported that intense auto- chasing, which Mr. Burke recom- J. McGann, Jr., Alfred N. Beadle- matic weapon fire and antiair- • EXHAUST PIPES mended several months ago, the ston, and Irving E. Keith, all of craft flak were encountered over oommltteeman remarked: Monmouth. the target area. Rayco precision fits them for all makes and "Maybe in another year we In the only strike reported to- models... American or foreign ... old or new. will get around to that." The day against North Viet Nam, eight And remember, there is never a charge for in* High-performance, extra-quiet mufflers with double* statement brought no reply. County FlOfo and four F4C Phantoms stallation at Rayco. wrapped steel shells. Gives safer driving . . . greater struck pin trial In U.S. district court, served at Keesler AFB, Mss. He A) Assuming that you don't recently on expectations th. They are charged witt mail is a member of Uie Air Force good holding for its well-secured have to sell, I see no reason for STAS ROOM: Lunehwti 11:30-2:00 tm»n only) military spending would be in by the New'Shrewsbury and Lit- tle Silver-Democratic Clubs. Mu-fraud, mislalbaling, making false Communications Service which 3.8 per cent yield, but ithas.ivot you to disipose of your ThriW HOGARTH ROOM: Oinn«r S:OO-t:0O P-M. creased as a result of the higl yet established a tea! 'growth sic will be featured. statements to the government, has units deployed worldwide to mart convertible 5's. These bonds MONMOUTH SHOWNtt CENTER level huddle on Viet Nam. provide communications and air record.- Earnings were up sharp- are' the obligation of a large and Copper held most but not all of Mis. Florence Peskoe, 27 Fair- arid conspiracy to violate the 542-2744 field Dr., heads the arrangements Food and Drug laws In conmec- traffic control for U. S. Air ly last year -after a fairly long well - integrated supermarket early gains linked with soaring f Force operations. period of irregularity, and should chain, operating mainly in south- commodity future prices, for th> committee. ion with the promotion and dis- metal. Another rally by gold minin; issues was credited to the British economic restrictions and clamp Home Modernization down on direct investments oui tide the sterling area. Meanwhile, the rails, whic have been backward, rallied. Strength in other commodity fu- SEARS tures also contributed to the gen- RuEHl'CK AND C-0 eral "war scare" atmosphere ol the uncertain stock market. The retreat from the ear], gains followed soon after ner- vousness developed on news that U.S. planes had bombed missile lites in Norih Viet Nam. The Associated Press average >f 60 stocks dipped .7 to 318.6 vith industrials down 2.3, rails ip 1.2 and utilities off .8. Of 1,327 issues traded, 620 fel nd 459 rose. New highs (W the ear totaled 20 and new^kwj 52 The 15 most active fssties In- luded 11 losers, two giiners and xo unchanged. Prices were Irregularly lower n the American Stock Exchange. blume was 1.12 million shares ompared with 930,000 Monday. Corporate and U.S., Treasury >nds were slightly lower.. Yesterdays closing stocks: CF Ind Int NICK 81 ... Ex i Int Paper 2914 r Prod 51% Hit TeltTel <9',( Roriuo [-T-E CM Brl(.43l, Allej Cp va ohns Man 62 !4 AHeg Lud « U ones A U • 6O',i Alice Pw Zli loy Htg 52'4 Allied Ch <8!4 XaUer Al 35', Allls Chal IHi .ennecott 103',* Alcoa :opp«ri > 55'4 Am Alrlin cay, Kresge B3 Am Brk Sb 50H Kroger 39 it Am Can 60'., Leh Port C Am Cyan 4Mt Leh Val Ind" Am M Fay Tl* LOF Gla.88 Am Mot V V, Jb MeNMj 1254 Kenmore**400''Porlable6 Am Smelt 10»i LlgK & My MVi Am strl Bill Itllton Ind 17% 8!) 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• .'."• " •"•• •'-"_." • \ . • • • ••.- - - T %• T]ie Register's Opinion "DonH Be Chicken — Let's Have Some Actio^!" Bishop: Reported Room Number 126 A Musical Treat in Marine Park "VIENNA, Austria — One hundred 'years ago', the Another Red Bank Municipal Band for comfort. The mellow sunset of Wurttemburg built the'Hotel imperial. He designed it asT concert will be held tonight in Ma- forms a perfect backdrop for the '« baroque castle aid, when lie learned that he could not buy. rine Park. boats gliding along the calm river. the land, to the south for formal gardens, he snorted through In recent years, the concerts have People sit on the sloping hill and a Urge nose, and left Vienna. He could not know that the history of Austria for the next century would-be written in grown in popularity. More and more listen to the band's music. The sound bis home. residents are finding them a delight- rings true and clear coming from the ful way to spend a summer evening. Wagner and Mozart and Strauss brought new band shell. And for those who great music to the Imperial, and the Em- And they are. peror Franz .Joseph was fond of sending The band, under the capable lead- enjoy baton and flag twirling, there relatives.who bored him at the royal palace. ership of John LuckenJbill, is pro- is a fine exhibition put on by Red The crowned heads, of the.' West and the sultans of the East all tarried within the fessional in every respect and presents Bank High School students. splendor of the marble and damask of the a varied program pleasing to all. We are lucky to have such excel- greatest hostelry in Europe, The Marine Park setting is per- lent entertainment in our midst—and Freud sipped coffee in the little shop On the ground floor; Jun£ and Adler sat fect—especially at dusk. The cool there is no charge for it. It Is a treat listening to string ensembles play Viennese breezes off the Navesink River make we recommend heartily. waltzes; the archduke Franj .Ferdinand sipped young Wine here before leaving for a tour of Serbia and sudden death. On For Greater Bicycle Safety BISHOP March 14, 193i, Adolf Hitler stopped for & day. in the 5 to 9 year group and seven Seventeen lives were lost in col- This was the city' which had rejected him as a young lisions of bicycles and motor vehicles ranged in ages from 10 to 14 years. painter. So he had a special desire to return; to Vienna in in New Jersey last year, an increase In the total of 1,994 persons injured, triumph. He chose- the Imperial Hotel and the management..: of eight more than recorded in 1963. 733 ranged in ageB from 5 to 9 years was ordered to evict all guests at once. His clanking armor To date this year in bicycle and mo- and in the 10 to 14 group 949 suf- had come in from the west the day before, and all of Austria tor vehicle collisions 10 deaths were fered injuries. In 1963 of the nine trembled.' • recorded compared to eight in the killed, eight were under 15 years of The people who, despised him tried to join the Nazi party corresponding six and one-half months age and of the 1,478 persons injured overnight Austrian soldiers were paid 5 schillings apiece to of last year, the New Jersey State 1,386 were under 15 years of age. march in Nazi demonstrations. Chancellor Schussnig, who Safety Council reports. These statistics are frightening. knew that 7,000,000 people could not fight 80,000,000, got on the radio and said: "Austria now goes to where the power is." The continued upward trend, says Close to 70 per cent of the bicycle Prince Wilhelm von Thum und Taxis was a 20-year-old the council, deserves the serious at- riders injured or killed in collisions with motor vehicles were violating cadet. He loved his country, but he wanted to see the monster, - tention of parents, enforcement officers so he joined the crowd in front of the Imperial and he thought some safety practice or regulation Sylvia Porter: Your Money's .Worth that, as evil days had fallen on the hotel, so they had aist} and also of all motor vehicle drivers. When the accident happened, and that fallen on his country, Tho Austrians saw Hitler sweep from We agree. in about 25 per cent defective bicycles his open car into the lobby and they yelled "Sieg Heil!" While some of the blame for the were a factor. They shouted until they were hoarse. A woman asked, to climb on the cadet's shoulders so that she could see, her hero. deaths and injuries may rest on drivers, There is' a great responsibility here' Perspective on Monetary Reform The Prince helped her to perch On his back. A few moments the council points out, yet parents. for safety. It is important that the We, France and other leading nations of Against the background of these four : later, Hitler parted the red drapes of Room 126 and stepped the free world are now moving toward the points, here is a tentative time-table for i out on the balcony. He neither smiied nor frowned. He raised have the responsibility of familiariz- bicycle rider adhere to the rules, just his arm in the Nazi salute and studied the crowd below. ing youngsters with the fundamental as it is important for the motorist most fundamental reform of our monetary action. ', system since the postwar currency network Between now and September—when the 1 It is certain that he did not see the princely cadet. But principles of safe riding and also of to keep on the alert. But parents must was created at Bretton Woods, N. H., 21 free -world's finance ministers convene in the cadet saw him. Wilhelm von Thurn und Taxis in time be- observance of regulations. do a safety selling job also. With all years ago. Washington for the annual meeting of the came head of the Austrian Resistance Movement. Several Twelve of the 17 persons killed last the forces at work, there is^a good pos- Do not be misled by International Monetary Fund — closed-door times, he was taiten to the Metropole Hotel, where the S*Si had its headquarters, for questioning. But the cadet grew old year in bicycle-motor vehicle collisions sibility that' the death toll will be re- pessimistic headlines in bilateral and multilateral negotiations will go these months dramatizing on almost unceasingly. and wise overnight. He played their hypocritical game adroit- were under 15 years of age. Five were duced. ' ly. And he always managed to walk out free. "unsurmountable rifts" be- Assuming important preliminary agree- = tween the U.S. and other ments are reached on reforms which are A JewisH cadet named Ep'hrussi also learned to play theft" countries — particularly De feasible—mechanically, financially and, most ' game. His father, a physician, had been arrested; and the Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington Gaulle's France — on the significantly, politically—the finance ministers young man strode into S.S/ headquarters shouting: "When need for and possible forms will vote at the September meeting to call . you absorbed the Austrian Army into the German Atony I of reform. At this early an International Monetary Conference. The became a German officer. What do you mean by arresting slage, it's only logical that time would be 1966, the probable place would my Father? 1 will report this at once to the highest authority." there should be conflicting be Geneva. : It worked. His father was freed with an apology. Others Find More Waste in Foreign Aid PORTER views on what should be After September, U.S. Treasury Secretary ; went to concentration camps- by the scores of thousands. But WASHINGTON - The malodorous record appropriation bill when it is considered by the done and that all of us should be sparring Fowler himself will visit his counterparts in • the Imperial Hotel, like the nation, had lost its charm. The of foreign aid waste, squandering and in- full House. with each other. During this period of pre- London, Paris, Rome, Bonn and The Hague marble floors clanged to hobnail boots. Austrian girls were liminary bargaining behind closed doors in. numerable other shortcomings and failings HOW MILLIONS WERE WASTED -The to discuss reform details, pave the way for willing consorts of Nazi, soldiers. Profiteers worked- for a continues to grow and grow. the world's financial capitals, it is only rea- the 1966 conference. German victory. •..•-..•- i • • General Accounting Office bluntly assails both sonable to expect national leaders to make While President Johnson Is adamatly de- transactions and places the blame squarely on Again assuming a successful conference, , "This," said' Hitter of Vienna, "is a pearl among cities. manding Congress vote an- statements subject to misinterpretation by AID. the casually informed. the agreements will be sufficiently funda- I know its rightful place." He did indeed. He moved his other $3.3 billion for foreign In a detailed report on the UAR affair, the mental to require ratification by our Con- ; Heinkel plane factory to Wiener Neustadt. The Americans • aid, the General Accounting What's at stake in the serious monetary gress and the Parliaments of other nations. '• from Foggia bombed it with B-24's. They also bombed Vienna. GAO discloses how "U.S... commercial dol- reform talks now under way is nothing less Office is uncovering new in- lar sales of tallow have been displaced by This suggests actual reform is at least two , The great buildings; sagged in their own ashes. Street cars stances of costly mis- than the future of your dollar, the future of years away—1967. / - ' ; •;_• blazed unnoticed in the streets. • "'•' management, bungling, in- Sales of surplus tallow for UAR currency that world trade and the future prosperity of the consistencies and Incoheren- remains in that country," also, that this has West, 1 Thus, it is imperative that you get But if real progress is discernible by -'.- '• Toward the last, there was no gas, rio'electricity, no trans- ces. been going on since 1962 and is continuing. these four vital points straight from the start: yearend, this alone will reassure all of us, [ portation, no .food. The S.S. moved into the Imperrai-Hotel-and- "We estimate," declares the GAO report, slash the threat of a world money crisis. ; the corridors'echoed with the screams of the tortured-and; Latest GAO findings re- (1) Responsible leaders of the free world "that commercial sales totaling about $5.5 & now agree that our trade is outgrowing the At this point we will not come up with 1 the giggles of young girls. The Russians under Marchal Tol- veal the Agency for Interna- million were displaced between 1962 and 1964; buchin moved in from the east. They shelled the city. So did tional Development (AID) momentary system established at Bretton plans of our own, for they would only be . and that under existing agreements additional Woods in 1944 and the system must be re- targets for others to shoot at. We will be the retreating German army. Vienna, queen of cities, was in has been needlessly spend- sales are likely to be displaced in 1965. This Utters. .', ' - . ALLEN i minions in direct con- vised to make sure that it produces sufficient deliberately vague—taking the role of a world ng situation resulted because U.S. agencies made currency reserves in the years ahead to fi- financial leader, not a dictator. There are The people welcomed the, Russians as "liberators." Tol- flict with the government's strenuous efforts increasing amounts of surplus tallow available to combat the critical balance-of-payments nance expanding trade. Issues on which we won't compromise: for buchin's generals took .over .the Imperial Hotel as their without establishing realistic commercial re- instance, we insist that the dollar remain a headquarters. The ..liberators had a new culture^.They walked deficit. Instead of helping, to wipe it out, AID quirements for the UAR. (2) The U.S. is achieving equilibrium in has added to it. Its balance of payments, regaining the prestige key world currency, we won't even talk about up behind' people sitting on park benches and shot them "In 1958 UAR imports of tallow amounted essential to our leadership in a reform drive. a rise in the price of gold. But we will re- through the neck. The benches were littered with dead. In one case, $3.8 million was unneces- to about 32,000 metric tons, which were ob- main constructively flexible in many of our , sarily spent tor shipping (3) As we curb the outflow of dollars They shot anyone who had a wrist watch. They were too tained from U.S. exporters for dollars. In attitude. embarrassed to ask for the timepieces. . . costs that could have been 1964 UAR imports increased to about 56,000 which has in past years helped fuel world paid with Brazilian cur- prosperity, other nations are becoming in- The negotiations will be tough, prolonged, :. At least 80,000 Austrian women reported to hospitals for metric tons, but U.S. commercial dollar sales often frustrating—but the areas of agreement 1 rency. decreased to 21,600 metric tons. creasingly eager for monetary system revi- ; treatment after mass raping. Some had sustained 30 assaults. In another, some $5.5 sions which will assure them of sufficient are a lot broader than most people think. ; The mayor, in the Rathaus, figured that at least another 80,-, "Commercial import requirements are funds (liquidity) to support their trade. ' The need for monetary reform Is obvious, million in surplus U.S. specified in each P.L. 480 sales agreement as 000 women were too ashamed to report the. offenses. Old tallpw was "sold" to the • (4) For years, the free world's top money the possible consequences of failure fright- women, starving, put on trousers so that they would look like the means of ensuring that such sales do not technicians have been working on various ening. While the sparring goes on in the , , United Arab Republic for its displace normal commercial sales. More men and went out in the streets armed with knlv.es to carve; reform proposals. The basic "homework" on months ahead, keep in the mind that the :" ;: "soft" currency that stayed realistic import requirements should have the flanks of dead horses for something to eat, " . • ' in that country — thus dis- various approaches to reform has now been entire free world, is now developing the been established which would have made pos- completed. "mood" for reform. '.' The Russian officers had new and younger girls at the placing U.S. commercial sible a substantially higher level of U.S. com- Hotel Imperial, They kept the girls waiting on couohes in the sales of the commodity for merical tallow exports." hall. The Russians knew that Prince von Thurn und' Taxis SCOTT dollars. The GAO report discloses that the State As a result of these two AID snafus, close had led the resistance against the Nazis so; in gratitude, they Department "classified its comments as con- arrested him 10 times. The less they could prove about him,.' to $10 million was added to the balance-of- fidential" on this costly blunder. But the John Chamberlain: These Days payments deficit. the more they suspected him. ; ; •; Accounting Office makes no bones about its Drunken Russian soldiers climbed up into the rafter» of- Rep. Vernon Thomson (D-Wis.) member opinion of the, cause — "overriding policy of the Foreign Affairs Committee who has considerations." Says the GAO: St. Stephen's CathedraT and set fire to the roof. They also long sought to drastically overhaul foreign burned the city hall. Then the Rainbow Division arrived in "We believe the real reason for the un- Loss of Federal Tax Cut Benefits Vienna. It was part of Patton's Third Army and again the aid operations, caustically cited these two realistic assessment by the U.S. agencies in- Instances as glaring examples of the "con- volved In this matter, and the consequent The ' leaks from the White House—and local governments equaling the federal out- Viennese applauded the liberators because they felt that the fusion, conflict of program and lack of policy failure to protect U.S. commercial exports, is there are leaks when it suits the Administra- lay of sixty-eight billion dollars for goods and Yanks would rescue them from the Communists. In the foreign aid program." the overriding consideration by th-? State tion's purposes—begin to mention "Phase services. The Tart Foundation reports that When the Prince spoke to an American general about "IN BRAZIL, we gave away dollars," said Department of foreign policy aspects and the Two" of the Great Society program. Ac- from fiscal 1955 to 1965 federal taxes rose the excesses .of the Russians, the American general froze Thomson. "In the UAR, we displaced $5.5 mil- implications of P.L. 480 programs, an' the cording to the prognosis, the prosperity re- 72 per cent, while state taxes went up 13G his features. "I am shocked," he said, "to hear you speak ' lion transactions which would have improved administration of these programs in a ma. ner leased by continuing fed- per cent and local government taxes 117 like this against our gallant allies." • • • our balance-of-payments and our gold reserve. which forcuses primarily on this considerati- n eral tax cuts will generate per cent. All this was long ago. Ten years ago, the Russians and. trje : Instead, while the government in endeavoring rather than on the safeguarding of U.S. com- a steadily augmented total California is upping a $2.9 billion budget Americans left Vienna. Exhausted Vienna began to wash its to limit our overseas spending and travel by • mercial exports." tax take, out of which mira- to $3.2 billion; Illinois is going frogi $3.8 face and dust Itself off. The Imperial Hotel was refurnished. Americans, the government itself wastes mil- MORE OF THE SAME — AID'S needless cles can be conjured. The billion to $4.3 billion; New York, from $2.9 A string ensemble plays Strauss waltzes for diners. The charm lions of dollars and contributes to the out- expenditure of $3.8 million for shipping Brazil- soothsayers who compose billion to $3.7 billion; Ohio, from $3.6 billion of old Vienna has returned. , flow of gold. ian sugar was doubly harmful — it adverse- the President's Council of to $4.1 billion; Texas, from $3.2 billion to The Duke of Wurttemburg, who built the castle a hun- "Since the administration is waging war ly affected the U.S. balance-of-payments, and Economic Advisers are $3.6 billion. The trend Is the same in the dred years ago, would not believe all that has happened to on so many fronts, I would like to suggest added the U.S. losses on Its large holdings of sponsoring the theory that smaller states. There are Increases in cigar- this old hotel. Room 126 is a quiet place. I'm working in It... ' a massive escalation of its alleged war on inflation-depreciated Brazilian currency. . we shall have a trillion dol- ette taxes, In local gasoline taxes, in general waste. If it is really sincere about waging The GAO report also reveals that AID lar economy by 1975, and sales taxes, and in state income taxes. The war on waste, there is no better place to start spent the $3.8 million for shipping despite the government share of this sobering thing about it all is that neither the than right in the foreign aid program, and no an agreement with Brazil that Its currency CliAMBERLAIN would, of course, be ter- state nor local governments seem satisfied . thjttthey are meeting the needs of_their _citi- Thomson is drafting legislation to bar 1 "From July 1961 through December 1963," remissions to the individual citizen, this zens. Even as local expenditures and taxes such contradictory AID operations. He will says GAO, "AID unnecessarily spent S3.8 rise, there is more and more running to offer it as an amendment to the foreign aid would permit great expenditures by the Great million for financing shipments of Brazilian Society for cleaning up our polluted rivers Washington for money for urban renewal and sugar and other commodities to other aid- and harbors, for dumping rusty automobjle education subsidies. Federal grants in aid receiving countries when it could have paid bodies into the sea, for subsidizing rents, for to states and localities will hit $13 billion in THEDAILY for these shipments with U.S.-owned Brazilian paying everybody's doctors' bills, for build- the present fiscal yeax, BEGWER cruzeiros. ing new satellite cities, and for giving federal With the states and municipalities "If the agency had spent cruzeiros rather aid to education all the way from pre-kinder- struggling to make ends meet, the gloom in 40-42 Broad Sr., Red Bank, N.J. than dollars, it would have (1) helped alleviate gartcn up to graduate school. the state capitals more than equals the the U.S. balance-of-payments deficit, (2) pro- Estab. 1878 by John "H. Cook and Henry CiajT Thus the justification for a much bigger euphoria in the White House. The trouble vided the U.S. Treasury with an equivalent federal spending program is being prepared with this business of extrapolating economic Published by the Red Bank Register Incorporated amount of dollar receipts which would have in this last year of the just-short-of-a-hundred- curves to prove a theory of the future is ,' W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President acted to reduce the U.S. budget deficit, and billion budget. The catch in all this is that that it is all too selective. Moreover, the (3) avoided a severe loss, from inflation, in many state governors and thousands of very projection of a curve may generate JAMES 3. HOGAN M. HAROLD KELLY the value of an equivalent amount of U.S.- Editor General Manager mayors have Great Society needs of their something that will negate it in the future. owned cruzeiros. own. There are local Big Budget advocates I have a letter In hand from a tax-groggy Thomas J. BIy, Executlvs Editor "AID did not use cruzeiros for financing scattered throughout fifty states, 18,000 mu- individual who says lie intends to discontinue William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamin these shipments even though existing,legisla- nicipalities and 17,000 townships, not to men- his contributions to the United Fund and to Associate Edltorj tion authorized such use and an agreement Frank W. Harbour Charles A. Johnston tion the scores of special money-eating school, alumni funds because "if I am taxed more between Brazil and the U.S. provided for park and fire-fighting districts. With such a for the Washington centralized charity pro- Mlrtdlctown Bureau Mfir. Freehold' Bureau Mgr. such use. Although the generalpolicies of AID Member of the Associated Press " universal hunger for tax money, the benefits grams . , .1 need not give a penny to any- . • The Associated Press Is entitled exclmlvely to the uie and the executive branch provide for and en- accruing to the individual from •federal in- body." My tonespondent adds that, foT the for rerubllcatlon all of the local news printed In this mwsprtpcr as well aj all AP newt dUpstchca. " courage the use of foreign currencies in lieu ' come and excise tax cuts are quickly erased sake of "logic," we must "also have a pro- < of dollars, there has been a lock of AID by increased levies at the. local level. The gram of federal aid to churches of all de- Member of American Newspaper Publishers Assoc. operating procedures designed to ensure that Member Audit Bureau of Circulation theory that a trillio^dollar. prosperity can be nominations and discontinue collections during consideration is given to the use of U.S.- underwritten by the individual spending pow- Sunday services." • , The Red Dank,, Register, Inc., uaumei no financial retponalollltlM ror typographical errors In advertisements owned currencies for financing procurement er released by further federal reductions In There Is some kidding in this sort of DUt will reprint without charse, tiiat part of an adver- by aid-receiving countries." Uaement In which Uie typographical error occurs. Advertisers the income ^ax must reckon with tax jumps thing, of course. But it isn't all kidding. The will please notify the management Immediately ol any The General Accounting Ofifce has a everywhere else, error which may occur. President's Council of Economic Advisers separate section to maintain a close and con- In the early Nineteen Fifties the states should take notice that one good extra- "It's hard to believe such a charming Thl* newspaper assume* no responsibilities for stste- tinuous scrutiny of AID operations. Last year and municipalities were spending about half polated curve may be undermined, by another. country could have produced th« Bients of opinion In letters Irom iu reapers, it spent $2,575,000 for this purpose arid sub- Bulncrlptlon Prlce« In Advance as much as the federal government. But ever And what's a trillion-dollar economy, any- iBeatlesl";. ./..,-v .;..• -.-•,'•,, .,;. . SIngl« copy m countar, 7 ctnli; by mall, 10 cenl« milled more than a score of reports exposing 13 rnonthi—$18.00 i months—Ifi.oo since 1955 the state and local levy on the way? In fifty-cent dollars it would be just » monthi—113.50. 3 monthn—14.60 numerous deficiencies, shortcomings, waste Gross National Product has been catching up. the same old $50O-billion economy that we • • UIID 3imontbl — per month J1.50 bungling and mismanagement. This year should see the lines meet, wjtii have already had. i 6—Wednesday, July 28, 1965 7 \ A Neptune Get* Grant Miss Welgasd hag accepted a er, Joseph' laderosa, in San THE DAILY REGISTER WednescUr, July- 28, 19 Sees Plan Agency Creation Hazlet position as a children': day nurse Diago, and stopped off in Mex- WASHINGTON (AP) — The at Camp Chaut4uqua, Chtutau- ico. JJ> Tucson, Ariz., they spent Sue and Howard, in and run through Aug. 7, • Urban Renewal Administration Mr. and Mr*, Mark Arnal and' tpi», N, V., during July and a few'days with Mr, and Mrs. 1 Ohio. ' fair grounds, TRt 35, children, Janke, Cheryl and August. Ben Ziunueil. formerly of New W. announced Tuesday approval at Amelia is chairman. The : Robert, have returned to their York. ?** ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - teleuing • $118,006 urban renew- funds for t&ae projects: home in Sacramento, Calif., after The annual Hazlet Fire Com- Auxiliary is in charge of 1 |re- A Loot! Planning Agency, 6 $tt at grant Neptune Township, NJ., »,- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Andrew laderosa pany Fair will open Friday night freshment booth. and daughter, Kathleen, Beers Mr. and Mrs.- Ralph W. Ron- •n urban renewal study here in- The planning money, and a fed-763.151 loan'for 44-acre Atkins M. Gunn, 716 Holmdel Rd. eral reservation of $1,306,000 for Avenue Renewal Project. St., have returned after a two-son, Old Mill Road, Holmdel, are to high gear, will be created by actual project construction, was week bus trip to the West Coast. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Weig- Borough Council jometime before approved by the federal govern- Atlantic Cay,* N.J., $90,900 ad- They visited Mr. Iaderosa's broth- Thomas and children, Pamala v vance to survey and plan 45 and, 718 Holmdel Rd., spent the September. ment in May. acre Transportation Center Re- weekend with their daughter,' That was the word last night 'The proposed renewal area, to- newal Project. " Miss Margaret E. Weigand, who o MUCH shopping pleasure! from Mayor Russell W. Morgan, taling 37 acres, is bounded by celebrated her birthday July 23. who was authorized to sign a Valley Dr., the municipal harbor, contract with the Federal Hous- West St., Many Mind Creek, and REPORTS IN SPAIN AIR FREIGHT SPECIALIST IS OUR Oar two eo»»»»ltiif offfiet* (Hit Third Ave. Emphasis will be you "0rIy.-i» Window" sarrlC* ing and Home Finance Agency .'RCWA, Spain — Aviation Store- placed on revitalizing the First WICHITA FALLS, Tex.-^Air- BUSINESS daily » A. M. to 5 P. M.I ; keeper Third Class Cart Brad- Ave. business district. man Third Class Richard W. Lincroft 4-H-ers ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Loiselle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor Morgan said he will Bradley of If} St. Mary's PI., RedRichard E. LoiseUe of 178 Castle- 4% ANNUAL DIVIDEND Get Fair Awards* serve as executive director of : Bank, N. J. , has repotted for wall Ave,p Elberon, N.J., has COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY t-INCROFT — The Lincroft 4-H the LPA, which will probably in- duty to the Joint Spanish-U. S. been graduated from the tech- attained 14 excellents in clude some council members. With Ntwbcrry'i Rivolving Chorg* Naval Base at Rota, Spain. The nical training course for U. S. Account you savt tlmt and tffort the clothing project at the Mon- Frank Vanore, borough admin- largest naval installation in Eur-'Air Force air freight specialists NEWBERRY'S . • . it tnokM thoppfng to tasy, mouth County 4-H Fair at Free- istrator, is being considered for ope. Rota provides support to the at Sheppard AFB, Tex. The air- DOWNTOWN RED BANK »e fast and you tiovt what you MARINE VIEW want whin you Mtd It. Highway 35, Middlttown Hwy. 34, Atlantic Hl]kln«t hold Raceway last weekend. the post of assiatant director, V. S. Sixth Heet in the Mediter- man is a graduate of Long Opt. Wed. and Fri. Ew 'HI f Sally Stewart received three Once established, the urban re- roan Sea. Branch High School. 671-2400 291 • 0100 - excellents; Kathie Bongarson, newal agency would hire an at- two excellents and two very torney, accountant, and project goods; Louise Bongarson, two ex- director. Later, when the need cellents; Jill Neihauser, two ex-arises, a market analyst — to cellents and one good, Peggy recommend best use of cleared Niehaus, three excellents and oneland — and real estate appraisers, very good; Susan Dolan, one ex-could be engaged. cellent and one good, and Valerii It has been estimated that the Stewart, one-excellent. urban renewal survey will take Sally Jana^Stewart also M about a year, with actual rede- celved aii/excellent at Count; velopment toget under way with- demonstration Day at Rutgers in the next two and a half years ^joniversity last week. The topii But before, council made the was "Sewing Techniques." Thi decision to clear land and re- club's display booth also won anbuild, there would be at least excellent. The theme was "Love, two public hearings. According Work and Play, the 4-H Way."to Michael F. Brimmer, repre- AH seven girlg modeled thai J sentative of Jhe federal Urban costumes at the 4 H Fair fashion Renewal Administration, the re- (how. development period would take about four years. VFW! Scholarship Goes to John Wentz RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Shauf- Elberon Man ler-Franzen Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, has announced Shares In Estate that John Wentz, 19 Lillian Dr., was awarded the VFW scholar- MEW YORK - Maurice Mey- ship award of $200. He will at- er, Jr., of 9 Ganfieid Rd., El- tend Maryland University in beron, is a beneficiary in the $3,- September. 500,000 estate of his father, the (•Joseph Meier, newly-elected late Maurice Meyer of New York wmmander, announced that the former president of Meyer Broth- post received a citation for out-ers, a department store In Pat- (tanding participation in the an-erson, N. J. nual Loyalty Parade, which was This was revealed today when held recently in Asbury Park. the State Transfer Tax Depart- Mr. Meier also thanked the ment Med an inventory of Mr. members for their co-operation Meyer's estate. in the Poppy drive, which he Under terms of a will, the wid- laid was a success. ow, Mrs. Adelaide Meyer-of New Anyone interested in joining the York, receives the income for post may contact Leon T. Gear) life from a trust fund comprised U.S. CHOICE TOP ROUND OR TOP AA J U.S. CHOICE EYE ROUND OR U.S. CHOICE CALIF. STYLE CHUCK m*±. at 17 Lynn Blvd. of one thirdvoif Hie estate. She has power to" dispose of the prin- 09 cipal at her death. SIRLOIN ROAST .89' SILVER TIP ROAST » POT ROAST .59' APARTMENTS Mr. Meyer Inherits half of the U.S. CHOICE BONELESS FRESH QUARTERS «^^ and remaining estate outriglht follow- ALL BEEF ing distribution of $99,000 in be- HOMES quests, including $25,000 to STEAK SALE CHICKEN BREAST .39 Expert Real Estate Advice daughter-in-taw, Carolyn B. Mey- FRESH QUARTERS - 4*4* GROUND BEEF 45 • CENTER CUT SHOULDER Costs No More er of the Elberon address. An- ( other son shares Identically. LEAN PHILIP J. BOWERS HO. Mr. Mey^r died at the age of LONDON BROIL CHICKEN LEGS *.39 Real Estate for 71 Year. 84 on October 29th, 1961. BEG. STYLE FRYING OR BROILING _jfc His estate was appraised at • TINDER CHICKEN C GROUND CHUCK. 65 60 Whit* St., Red Bonk $3,591,344, gross value and $3,- or CUBE CHICKEN BREAST »59 EXTRA LEAN t% •" 74)-7200 5«6,O73, net. Securities came to • SHOULDER Better Buys By Bowers 53,537,029. REG. STYLE FRYING OR BROILING M £*" YOUR CHOICI 1b-99" ea. GROUND ROUND. OJ Seeks to Build Pier CHICKEN LEGS .49' At-Locust Point SWEET-HOT ITALIAN v m FOR HIP CUT NEW YORK — Application has POTTING OR BRAISING U.S. CHOICE m*k, been made by Agnes Annarella, SAUSAGE ib. £ J Riverside Dr., Middletown, N.J., CUT FROM THE LEG ITALIAN PORK CHOPS Ib. 69 m for a Department of tfie Army — 9A BEEF SHORT RIBS >A9 TWO GUYS SKINLESS ALL MEAT 4* tffcjfc permit to construct a pier on 39 the Navesink River at Locust VEAL CUTLETS »1 WORTHWHILE Point. FRANKS 2^89 The applicant proposes a pier SPARE RIBS TWO GUYS NEW extending 200 feet offshore of an PURPOSE... easting retaining waM. The deck VESHNE SAVARIN of the pier will be 3.5 feet above THECOFFEE-ER KOSHER PICKLES the plane of mean high water. APPLESAUCE TWO GUYS SELECT PITTED - VA The decision as to whether or DCLMONTlORGfiffMGIAHT - FIRST MttCHANTS not* permit will be issued will VA( COFFEE rest upon the effect of the pro- 4 £78 ALL GRINDS LB CAN i RIPE OLIVES cons posed work on navigation as well PEAS 4 £78' TWO GUYS ALL FLAVORS m <% 12- iv A as other factors.

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Busch, Inc., Shrewsbury, he would confer with council, but subject to a penalty for violation Jr., 21 Leonard Ave., of wafer Jersey Central Railroad, and the The letter to Freeholders will the ditch behind Leonard Ave. building firm, last night turned not without representatives of the Mr. McGalliard indicated that a comparison report on the club's not to exceed (100 or 20 days in draining from MlddletoWn Town county Board of Freeholders in- be followed up by a personal ap- and get the county to dredge down Borough Council's request GOP Club. prison, on conviction. ship into a hole behind their prop- forming them of the condition. pearance at the next meeting Wagner and Many Mind Creeks. to meet privately or in public to Manigrasso Construction Co., plans and council's renovation discuss its figures for renovating here, has not been heard from. the existing borough hall and Earlier this month, the govern- converting the former gas com- ing body also received a refusal pany building into a library. to meet from Gerard A. Barba of In .a letter, Anthony Busch, Monmouth Engineering Associ- president, stated, "Since I pre- ates. During the primary canv pared my proposal according to paign, Mr. Barba, in a letter dis- SEARS CUTS PRICES plans and specifications of the tributed by the Republican Club, Atlantic Highlands Republican stated that after an inspection of Club, Etteel it would not be pro- the two buildings and a lpok at per fo™me toldjscuss these pro- the GOP Club's' "renovation posals with Mayor and Council. plans "the basic structure of both on 4 Best Selling Tubeless Sizes "As the Mayor and Council buildings is readily adaptable to cannot act without its own plans the function of a municipal build- and specifications and without ing and library as proposed." public bidding, I feel that a^ meet- In Same Vein 650x13 / 750x14 / 800x14 / 670x15 ing at this time would be to no Mr. Darba's reply to the gov avail. Also, our meeting could erning body was In the same vein Jeopardize my position as a fu- as Mr. Busch's. He wrote: "It ture bidder." would be improper for me to re- Only One' port to anyone other than my Of three builders who Issued client (the Republican Club)." pre-primary estimates on reno- Mr. Busch's letter was referred Hi-Way Special vating the two structures, only to the building and grounds com- one has agreed to meet with mittee, pending a. reply from tK'd" governing body — Caruso Manigrasso. - — Constriction Co., here. Domi- Councilman Jack R. McGal- nick ™ Caruso, a member of the Hard, building and grounds chair Republican Club's board of gov- man, reported that the GOP oilTires State Adds Mortgages To Investment Portfolio 6.50x13 TRENTON (AiP) — New Jer- ment's division of Invesimerii 95 sey's $1.5 billion investment said the state has begun to bu; Blackballs Plus Tax, portfolio has a new look thai montages on private homes. And Your Stoddard's immediate goal Old Tir« Should pay off in higher divi- the current fiscal year is to bt REDUCED TO dends in the months ahead. $10 million in mortgages on N< Richard L. Stoddard, director Jersey homes. The state waul 12 of the State Treasury Depart- net 4% per cent anmiaJly on tii 6.70x15/7.50x14 Blackwalls REDUCED TO 14.95 mortgages, compared to (he per cent it is now receiving 8.00x14 niack-valN REDUCED TO 16.95 its investments. Plus Tax And Old Tlrt The decision to go into t mortgage business was mad aitter the state undertook a pik study to determine whetine mortgage buying involved to much red tape to make the ,ir 6.50x13 vestment feasible. 95 The study involved buying Whitewalls Plus Tax, $600,01)0 in mortgages — haK And Your from one broker and half from Old TIr* another. Stoddard said this gave REDUCED TO the state an opportunity to d termine liow different brokei 14 In the field worked. 6.70x15/7.50x14 Blackwalls REDUC3ED TO 16f95 One problem was increasi paperwork, especially, for th 8.00x14 Blackwalls REDUCED TO 18.95 state attorney general's office Stoddard said. But the ventui Plus TuAot 014 Tin showed it would be feasible fo the state to make a full-seal move into the mortgage busi ness. George A. Kavner New Jersey does not pla* mortgages on homes direct!: Guardsman but deals through a broker. Th system works Ws way: Kavner Heads ; Saraeoiie luiys ; a house an arranges with-a bank to mak Sunwear IneV the mortgage., loan on tih property. The state Uien buy NEW YORK — 'George A. 1 Kavner of 22 East Buttonwood the mortgage through the ban and pays it to service the ac La., Rumson, has been named count. With mortgage interes president of Sunwear Incorpo- rates running $yt. per cent an rated, one of the Premier Cor- nually, the state's net yield 6.50x13 ponAn of America companies: 4% per cent, Stoddard said. 95 according to James H. Lavenson, The • state's -$l-.5 billion port- Blackwalls president of Premier. folio Includes • money from Plus Tax, pension funds, mostly for teach And Your Sunwear markets a line of bath- ers and public employes. Thi REDUCED TO Old Tin ing caps, beach hats and bags, Investments earn about $50 mil beach shifts, beach shoes and lion in interest annually. sun glasses. 14 Mr. Kavner has beenrt associ- 6.70x15/7.50x14 Blackwalls REDUCED TO 19.95 ated with Premier since April 1965. Prior to joining the com- June Red Cross 8.00x14 Blackwalls REDUCED TO 21.95 pany, he was president of Hys- Plus Tax And Old Tin pec Container Corporation in New Jersey. He has also held Reports Given marketing positions at Colgate- SHREWSBURY — Everett Rud Pilmolive Company and Benton loff, chairman of the Monmouth & BjBles, Inc., a New York ad- County Red Cross Chapter, re- verUpig agency, ceived service and committee re- 6.50x13 ports at a recent meeting of the 95 Mr. Kavner is a coach for the Rumson Pop Warner football Board of Directors. Whitewalls Plus Tax, team. Service to military families And Your Mrs. William Cfotnronthy, Brielli Old Tire committee vice chairman report REDUCED TO Highlands Pack ed, included 218 cases acted or for active servicemen and thei 17 Wins Award dependents, 25 ex-service ani 6.70x15/7.50x14 Whitewalls REDUCED TO 22.95 HIGHLANDS - The Nationa. their dependents, and four civil Unit Award was presented to ians. This brings tor 2,887 th' ,8.00x14 Whitewalls REDUCED TO 24.95 Cub Scout flack 25 by Alien number of cases served by tflii; Turner, scoutmaster, at a meet- department for the fiscal yea Plus Tax And Old Tlrt Ing here in the Community Cen- uly 1, 19Sl-June 30, 1965. ter. In order to receive this Miss Lucille L. Roche, social award a pack must meet the fol- case worker, made 23 field visits lowing, requirements: There must ind interviewed 32 clients in the lje xM' increase in membership; chapter office.' BRAKE LININGS the Bjrfc charter must be in; the pack must have trained leaders; The service to military fami- every cub must have" advanced, lies director, Mrs. Catherine Hen- INSTALLED and the goals set for the year nessey, made IS field visits anc must be achieved. interviewed eight clients. Then were 52 long distance telephoni Of the 300 unite, not more than calls made and 37 wires sent. 13.88 pair SO units have won this award. 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BRIDGEPORT, conn. —Among the 1,264 students it the Univer- ' '' ' • slty of Bridge- port who were PORTERHOUSE graduated in RIB SIRLOIN the Class of 1965 were (our from Mon- mouth County. Gerald Peter MCGM, 6 Main St., Oceanport, received a ( Gerald bachelor of McGee science degree irom the College Of Education majored in physical educa- 79:89LANCASTE R9 BRAND BONE-IN 9 tion. I Also from the College of Edu- cation were Francln* Gall Lett- Mr, ..daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Leitner, 32 Grant Ave., CHUCK 5 ii) secondary education;: J. levlne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving W;; Leylne, 250 Parker Ave., Deal Park, BA in secondary education; Maureen BONElf SS LtmM«t»r Bronds • Frances Kelly, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. M. Harold Kelly, 756 Cross-Rib Roast..... ib. 85 Newman Springs Rd, BS in phys- LANCASTER BRAND BONE-IN 0R IL. ical education. > California Steak ROAST ID. 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Present Rogers of Corpus Ghrbfti, Tex., Brown, daughter of Mr. end Mm. and <*ildren, Diane, Pat tod An- bfrtiday fHE DAILY REGISTER drew, also Sharon Mehler,' Drw'tf Mr" . and Mw. Jaws McCon- am, apeat Satoaiay Jq B* were Richard Chevalier, Mr*. and Belleville; Mr. «nd Mrs. Jo- Henry Brown, was celebrated st Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan 'Beatrice Rutt, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- seph Rngen, Belleville; Mr. and na Lynch, Karen Maxaon, Chris l Tamer Dr. WorM'« Fair. That «tett W9 at- and AunJIy spent two week* vritii ert Murphy and daughter Law* Mrs, Leonard Kaotacfc and fam-a belated party July 22. Guests Kavalski, Laura Anderson, Su- tended a pajama put/ at the Mr, and Mrs. Edward' Eijist Year 'Round Aim, and Harry Ooe. ily, • Susan, Dpnn and Thomas, included Mrs. CasmeHa Troc-J,an GreensWn, Kafty Deviiio-, Tte Episcopal Voung.ChureJi- bome of Suaaa Suthertand, Main Tampa, Ha., and visited oth Kim Cawontin© aad Maureen men accompanied byvRev. Ralph home Middletown, and Faith Bosch- diia, Mrs. Francis Peamtond -and St. Attending were Faith Simon, relatives in New Port Ridiey an Frieda Boschmann who will mann. Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Rog- Children, Linda and Denise, Mr. Monohan. Edwards, Mrs. Rrtert Krueger Sun- Jane Boyce, latee JfcpoJito, Jo- Festival / (Bradenton. celebrate her. 12th birthday July ers and son, Fred, spent the and Mrs. Joseph RettBglfapa,and and Mrs. Hugh Allen, spent S 29, held a swim and baitoeeue weekend here. daughters, Roseann and,Susan, An informal children's party day evening In Asbury Park. anne Kis and Mian Dams. - - The 12th birthday of Cindy ft* Unit Urged berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs LONG BRANCH - Members Alfred Boberg, Neil Ave., was of the Summer Festival Commit- celebrated July 22 at Sandy Hool tee last night were broached with Park. Present were Nancy am Mid- Summer Home Fashions the proposal that the unit's {unc- Joyce CHara, Laurie Newman tions be expanded to encompass Jean NaJland. year round city activities. Counoilwoman Lucy J. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter ton said she would put the proposal Coyne PL, celebrated their 23i to the governing body at the next wedding anniversary July J4 wil caucus session. Agreeing with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Winter her were Counoilmen Edgar. N. Port Monmotrth at a barbecue at Dinkelspiel and Michael G. Celli, ttrnr home. as well as those members of the committee in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Benne* The winter events might in- and children spent Friday in NCT clude ice skating, light opera and Hope, Pa. Wayne Bennett cele concerts. brated his 13th birthday July 2! at a family party. Frank A. DeiSantis was named chairman of the committee. He Mir. and Mrs. Robert Munph} had been acting chairman since the resignation two weeks ago and daughter and Mr. and Mrs of Harry C. Levin. Thomas Schmidt and daughter spent Sunday at the PhHadelptoa Mr! Levin, who had been serv- goo. ^_ Ing as chairman, toghether with vice chairmen Bruce Rohinson Michael Ring, son of Mr. and and Frank J. Fasano, resigned Mrs. Robert Ring, is spending because, they claim, no coop- week on a canoe trip down the eration had been received from Delaware River. A group of boys the city manager. left from the New Jersey Bap- Mr. Levin, attending last night's tist Convention, Lebanon, with meeting in the audience, told the Rev. Robert BoHng of Manai- committee that had he received quan. : ,, r vote of confidence from city council he would have still been Jill Payne, daughter ol Mr. and a member. Mrs. Fefton Payne, Turner Dr., The committee approved a mi* celebrated her fourth birthday iaKire golf tournament to be held July 23. Present were Patricia Aug. 21 on a beachfront course and Rebecca Rainka, Cheryl and for children 13 and under and Clay Bair, James McConnell, their parents. The event, for Kim Raiuscher, Carol, Debbie, which $259 was appropriated, will Joyce and Frank Picard, Betty be sponsored by the Knights of Jane and Susan Felton. Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fc and family spent the past two Governor weeks in Stalker, Pa.

Misg Baulette Murphy, daugh- Is Expected ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mur- At Barbecue RED BANK — Gov. Richard Is Elected J. Hughes is scheduled to make an appearance at the Red Bank Democratic Club's old fashioned Diplomate barbecue Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazaa, 69 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury. The aiifair will honor three candidates from Red bank: Coun- cilman Daniel J. O'Hera and Theodore J. Labreque, both seek- ing re-election, and Mayor Bene- dict R. Nicosia, who is running for state Assembly, but will Con- tinue as mayor of Red Bank. Other Democratic candidates attending will be John J. ReSlly and Thomas J. Muocifori for Senate,. Assemblyman Patlck J. McGann and Samuel S. Sagatsky Beautiful 5-Piece Colonial Dining Sets QQ88 for Assembly, county Democratic .chairman P. Paul Campi and Sn wnrtti. art WAlr»/iminc ... TAMA s\r%A A* Hfntf»a flliAira Witlt n ttipllrtw ^nlpni TVfntilo: finicTi nn finodt «nli«1 K*M*U • ;. **^ «*^ Hugh B. Meehan, for the board So warm, so welcoming .., Table and 4 Mates Chairs with a mellow Salem Maple;finish on finest sdlid birch. of freeholders, and Paul Kiernan for sheriff. Heavy turned legs add authentic Colonial charm. Mar-resistant 42-in. round table extends to 54-iu. oval. No Money Down John J, Corrigan Is chairman of the event. Mrs. Joseph 0. EsChelbach is co-chairman, MTS. Rita Haley Douglas is ticket chairman. Joseph J. McFadden is In charge Of arrangements. Dr. Arthur S. Loebel Here's the New SPANISH MADISON, Wis. - Dr. Arthur Couple Indicted S. Loebel of 668 River Rd., Fair Haven, has been elected a diplo- On Drug Charge mate of the American Board of and look at the low, Internal Medicine. FREEHOLD — Delmar Adams, 12, of 32 Plum St., New Shrews- Dr. Loebel, an assistant at- bury, and his wile, Aina, 32, were tending physician at Riverview low Sears price indicted by the Monmouth County Hospital and Monmouth Medical Grand Jury yesterday on nar- Center, is a grduate of Tufts cotics charges. Medical School. He interned at Jersey City Medical Center and Your Superior Court Judge Gene V completed his residency at Jer- Mariano, who received the indict- sey City Medical Center and Choice ments, ordered them filed. The Montefiore Hospital, New York. Adams were arrested June 18, He Epent a fellowship In gastro- : O!3 among U people named by the enterology at East Orange Vet- State Police Narcotks Squad in erans Administration Hospital and Student Dedt - Drtutr Base a county wide investigation of Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. narcotic and drug law violations. Bachelor Cheat 40-ln. Wide Base Adams Is accused of sale and 4-Drawer Cheat 40-ln. Stack Unit possession of heroin in New Certified as Hearing Shrewsbury, Feb. 19 and 24, andAid Audiologist Lattice Style Bed Record Cahlnet his wife, with aiding and abetting RED BANK - Michael Silvers Mm In the Feb. 24 incident. of the Silvers Hearing Aid Cen- targe richly carved pieces recapture the romance Other indictments: tre, 3 Monmouth St., hat been of Old Spain. All exquisitely crafted of sotid ash with William Corasbook, 27, of Point certified as a hearing aid audio- Pleasant, possession of marijuana logist by the Society of Hearin beautifully grained ash veneers, A dark antiqued In Howell Township, May 5. Aid Audiologists, Detroit/ brown finish highlight* these costly woods. Antiqued Theodore Lamberson, 46, of Hearing aid audiologists are Leonardville Rd.. Middletown, In- qualified to make the necessarj brass hardirara and splndle-trlm dome on many pieces. cest with a daughter on three ofr hearing analysis and non-medi Start your collection now and gave. easions in 1982, 1964 and 1965. cal recommendations, and musi Walter Scliermond, 52, of 191 meet the standards set by th< Bay Awe., Highlands, atrocious society, Mr. Silvers said. assault and battery on Lawrence Bowden, Elizabeth, in Highlands, March 13. Officer Graduates

son Ave., Mataiwan, open lewd- HITCHCOCK COLONIAL SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sec- ness, In Middletown, May 5. ond Lt. Joseph G. Malinsky has been graduated from the U. with Plastic Tops! Air Force electronic warfare of- Teen Dance Set ficer course at Mather ABB, Calif. At Oceanport Lt. Malinsky will be assignee 00BANP0RT - A Teen Dame as a B-52 Stratofortress crev will be held in the Oceanport member with a Strategic Community Center at 7:30 p.m.Command (SAC) unit at West Saturday. over AFB, Mass. SAC keeps thi Each The dance, sponsored by the nation's intercontinental missile: Friends of tJie Oceanport Public and jet bombers on constan Library, will feature music by alert. Canopy Bed 4-Drawer Chest The Rivieras. He is married to the formi Corner Desk , Bachelor Wit Dance committee cochairmen Nancy E. McCarthy of Heulii are Sail Gentile and John Bris- Rd., Colts Neck, N. J. Student Desk - Dresser Bas* cione. Assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belcuore, Mr. and Mrs. Spindle Bed plus Night Stand David Brandt, Mrs. George Leach LONG BRANCH - Rocco Mrs. Gerald Miceli, Mrs. John Bonforte, president of the Chrii Swoope and Charles Guillaudeu. topher Columbus Club, has a Ideal for your girl's room. Charming Proceeds of the mad-summer noiinced that the club's an'nu fund-raising event will go to thebarbecue will be held Aug. 11 white Colonial styling with pale blaa public library for the purchase his home at 276 Chelsea Ave of book shelves and books for thehere. trim, quaint fruit decals. Documen- young adult section, according to John "Scotty" Angerio, forme: NO MONEY DOWN "^ P'tat •» "drawer bottoms. Mrs. Camiile BeJcuore, puWicSty secretary of the club, will bi director. honored with a plaque for mo; on Sears Easy Payment Plan ' pia(» glass dresser mirror M.88 than 30 years of service to th Ask Vour Salesman How You DRIVER FINED Columbui Day parade and cel TOMS RIVER - Magisftnate bration. May Have Up To S Years to Pay Benjamin Novans has fined Pa tricia Potter of John St., Free- Need Money? Sell those # 1500 HIGHWAY,35 hold, $10 for careless driving. you wally don't need with Shop at Sears and Save QT? A 13 C 1/r j JIT J. The change stems from a motor Daily Register Classified Ac Satisfactioa Guaranteed or Your Money Back m Open Mon. thru Sat «:SM:M vehicle Occident Call now, •< JjEj J\M\JO If UClCtlCtOWIl' Phoue 671-3800 f •••.•' Wednesday, July, 28, 1965—IS "t,DAILY REGISTER ,

Monmouth Hje Junior High group of the Baptist Church attended a beach party in Sea Bright July 21. Iliey were accompanied by their lead- en, Don Tshudy and Edward Mc- Kanwra. . mast OTJUSTOME.AT Ml Mr. and Mrs. Jamei Langan itt^:(ai»By, OoHinson Dr.,' have Cash Savings rfehirned alter spending a week EXTRA value of in Scranton, Pa. They Visited JamMiLangan. This week, Mr, I STAMPS! and •«. Langan will h&ve as SUPERMARKETS There's MOREINSTORE for You at FINAST! their 'guests,' Mr, and Mr*. Ben Kmjjputis of Erie, Pa. nmiKtmtnHitmHtiittninnmmiiHmmmHHiininit Julie Ann Faber, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fa- YOU JUST CANT BEAT... FINAST MEATS! ber, Elinor St., was baptised in St. Mary's Catholic Church July 25. Miss Marilyn, Soltanaohie, Cllffwood, and James SWdlerski, GOVERNMENT GRADE A I THIS COUPON WORTH North Bergen, were'the sponsors. 50 There were 60 giijests frorh West 0 S TOWARD PURCHASE OF ANY PACKAGE OF New York, RowMe, . QiffaMe 1 STOUFFER'S BEEF SHORT RIBS, SWISS STIAK, Park, Clifton, New .Kochelle, N. Y., Edgewatet ,and Mi area ~ LOBSTER OR SHRIMP NEWBURG = RBR at an outdoor p&ftys;. _ V CHICKENS""™ LIMIT 1 COUPON PER FAMILY • M|p Kenneth Buchstiaum and GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 31st riiuisi «ons,' Wayne and Danny, of Hunt*- SMOKED...LEAN 4 MEATY _ vitle, Ala., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Co

The seventh birthday; of Rob- Li SHOULDERS LIBBr'S ert Regan, son of}?Hr; and Mrs. 45 6M. John Regan, Kenneth Ter., was cm celebrated July 22 while the fam- ORANGE JUICE 5 89 ily was on vacation at Cape Cod. RUMP Of VEAL > 55c WELCH'S LIG 8 K. Port/ ft. GRAPE JUICE 6 99 Monmouth VEAL ROAST 49 Beth Ann Heifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Morris Heifer, BEANS&FRANKS Morntngside PL, celebrated her M0W.DER 12ttiMrttaay Judy 22 at a pizza part™There were lfc present. VEAL CHOPS 69 79 89 SPAGHETTI *SB» A barbecue Is planned for : Aug. 15 at the home of Mr. arid ;g^n;;'V -wiMU JPft/AlS* FINAST FRANKFURTERS Mrs. Michael Quaglia, West KeansJburg. Mrs. John FSnan was ROAST BEEF ••«« *»*•«• **49« SUCCD 49c Corned Beef Hash hostess at the Sociables Club BAKED VIRGINIA HAM FINAST BOLOGNA meeting July 20. Mr. and Mrs. FANCT ©OWN Or EAT-N-JOY Gene Kbvadi of West Keansburg WHITEFISH CHUBS VEAL STEAKS Chocolate Cake will be guests at the barbecue. K4KHiH HKSH

Mrs. Fred Jensen was presented POTATO! SALAD with a gift from the members. *AvAiutti *r STORK wrm FRESH CODFISH STEAKS Present were Mrs. Ormond Jty 37- era, Red Bank; Mrs. William Won Ton Soup MoPhee Mrs. John Magee, Mrs. John Rue, Mrs. James Potts, FIHAST BAKM SPECIALS Mj^David Powell ami Mm. John For Greatest Over-ALL Values... Shop Finast! FINAST ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE Karen Kefllan, daughter of Mi. •nd Mrs. Edward Keelan, Mer- FINAST APPU RAISIN BUNS cer Ave., celebrated her ninth DEL MONTE PEAS birthday July 23. Attending were Debbie, Katriy, Virginia and San-FINAST BANANA DONUTS "«°"29' dy Shaw, Elaine Spratford, Ka- thy and Eitoen Coyle, Denise and Valerie Sullivan, David, Michael FINAST WWTE BREAD 27« and Maryann Keelan and' Ed- TOMATO SAUCE- 10-89 ward FreiboM. FINAST RAISIN BREAD Denise and Valerit Sullivan of Jersey City spent the weekend with Mr. and Mia. Edward Kee- FINAST WHOLE WHEAT ROLLS FRUIT COCKTAIL -»2-65 arty was hold Judy & tor ,__i hdfthday Of Ralph Ward, ion at Mr. and Mrs. Wesley H. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Ward, Monmouth Aive, AT DISCOUNT PRICES Liner oft GRAPE DRINK 3=85< Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mac-RISE AERO SHAVE CREAM eubbin of Middletown^Lincraft Rd. have returned (ram a three- SCHKK HOT LATHffi CREAM week vacation in northern Michi- FINAST DRINK 3279« gan and Minnesota. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Fur- UN UP AFTER SHAVE LOTION b«r and their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore COLGATE 100 ORAL ANTIStPTIC K.t&rber, in Minneapolis. They toilpa 609-mile boat trip down APPLE JUICE 4=89< , the Mississippi River to St. ALKA SELTZER TABIHS Louis...... JOHNSON BABY POWDER -72c IAT8M0M TISSUE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trant- WWTE M* ASMRTIB ham. High .Point Rd., have re- SOFTWEVE 2-21. turned from a twoweek trip to Michigan, IMinois and Tennessee, At Lansing, Mich., they visited MINNfn SPRAT POK MEN lM.ib.53c Mr; and Mrs, Charles Lawman, JELL-0 GELATIN mru-mH Jrantham's parents, and at REGUUH .r KTU URGI tia Wk h. (or 2 f^ 79C FINAST PEANUT BUTTER 39* Gleason, Tenn., (hey spent some HIDDEN MAGIC FINAST GRAPE JELLY "time with Mr. and Mrs. Robert FINAST JUMBO SALTED PEANUTS Trantham. Their children, Leigh 53* arid Jimmy, accompanied them. NABISCO COOKIES Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kurtz ol SUNSHINE MACAROON COOKIES M«mv Plwy., spent four days •tlflWing the Third Marine Di- FRIED CLAMS HOWARD JOHNSON-FROZEN I reunion at Marriot Lodge

the anniversary of the Marines' landing at (Guam in 1944. About HUDSON FAMILY NAPKINS 200*1 35e 400 attended. HUDSON PAPER NAPKINS 2 ft 27c Three children -were baptized JUMBO SIZE last Sunday at Lincroft Presby- Vine Ripened CHICKEN OF THE SEA ' UOHT TUNA 914 «. con 49.C terian Church, with Rev. William J. Mills officiating. They were Cantaloupes 3 89 CHICKEN OF THE SEA " KHK> WHITI TUNA Elizabeth F. Trapp, born May 5, 1965, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FRESH RADISHES or SCALUONS 15c CRISPY FRESH ROMAINE LETTUCE 2-25c CHICKEN OF THE SEA *«*?« WH.H ™MA »*«». Wilbur Trapp, McCampbeU Rd., Holmdel; Kevin Alan Sauter, PINEAPPLE JUICE °* *°«" ' ^»«•-• 39* born Dec, 3, 1963, and John WHJiam Sauter, born Jan. 26, SENECA DRINK -*****». 2

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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1965 7c PER COPY Businessmen Urge Crash to Provide Parking Facilities MATAWAN — A delegation of revenue estimated by Norman J. district faced the possibility of size to 16,000 to 20,000 square feet. The firm was unsuccessful He said the council was being businessmen petitioned Borough Currie, local attorney at $1BO,- losing one of its biggest stores— The old building contained 12,000 earlier this year to obtain a vari- isked to provide the conditions Council last night to start a crash 000. the Foodtown Market. square feet. ance to use adjacent property for mder which the Foodtown Mar- program to provide public park- Mr. Currie said the former The market, owned by Calvin Need Parking parking purposes. tet would be rebuilt here rather ing facilities for 160 cars along building yielded $76,000 in taxes. and Martin Bell, was destroyed Should the owners rebuild and Mr. Currie, spokesman for the han somewhere else. * Jackson St. " The proposal for the parking by fire last week. expand the market, they would Matawan Businessmen's Associa- One of these conditions is the At stake appears to be the re- facilities was advanced'with a The owners indicated last night have to eliminate the small- 6ft- tion, told the governing body that wrchase of five parcels of prop- building of the Foodtown Super- warning that unless immediate that they are considering rebuild- car parking lot they maintain at public parking Is needed to main- rty fronting on Ravine Dr., market which would yield tax action was taken,- the business ing the store and increasing its the rear of the former store. tain the business district. ackson St., and Maiden La., for ise as a parking area. He said the properties were ow assessed at approximately $61,000, Mr. Currie said the parking $ BankBusiness Education woblem was a community prob- lem. ATTENTION GETTING — Alict. Brickltr, Long Branch, Noting that the master plan listens attentively to James Elliott, Neptune, instructor :alls for creating parking facili- in the typing class sponsored by Monmouth Community ies on Jackson St., Mr. Currie mid the problem was urgent and Action Program, Inc. (MCAP).. The. l£-w«ek program Program Gets$10,723 U.S. Grant hat the businessmen could not to train the unemployed for clerk-typist-jobs got under RED BANK- A $10,723 federal, grant has been of the high school, and will be used in conjunction Federal money was requested because the wait for urban renewal. -way yesterday at Fort Monmolith, which- is donating approved for a pilot business education program at with a recently expanded business curriculum, al- budgets of local school districts could not equip their He said the a 160-car parking Red Bank High School. though the windfall wasn't anticipated when the classrooms with the latest in business machinery. lot could be provided for the busi- jpace and the use of typewriters -for the projects. There curriculum was expanded last spring, Dr. Hoops The Vocational Division of the state Department According to the state department, the centers ess district. are 15 women enrolled in the class, which meets four said. of Education today announced 15 high schools in 15 are expected to spur curriculum changes for im- Mayor Edward E. Hyrne set According to the state Department of Education, hours a day, five days a week. " . counties will get grants totaling $173,111 in a plan to proved and updated business education programs. tomorrow at 8 p.m. for a special set vp a statewide network of model business educa- which approved the federal grant, the purpose of t meeting . of the council to dis- tion .centers. • : --'-',- ' •••'.'. • the plan is to enable students to train on the type Red Bank added new business courses to its cuss the problem. Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superintendent of schools' ot equipment they will find in business offices today. curriculum in February. The federal funds were not The business group and Boor- here, said Red Bank's grant equalled the amount re- • Educators from communities with,similar em- requested until last month, Dr. Hoops said. man and Dooram Inc., Montclair, Raritan Board quested and would be used for such equipment as ployment situations will be encouraged to visit the The superintendent added that vice principal borough master planners, will at- key-punch'machines, electric typewriters and a de- centers to observe the latest teaching techniques Willard F. Browning and the business education tend also. vice to teach mechanical transcription. • ' and equipment, and to see how instruction can be teachers did the leg work quickly to prepare the Earlier In the meeting, Charles The machines will be installed on the third floor related directly to job needs. request before the deadline. C. Shock, Jr., president of the ^Slates Oct. 5 Farmers and Merchants National Bank, in a letter to the govern- Tur ing body, urged that it consider Beach Operators Have % Swamp Parkexpansion of the business district School Bond Vote hrough rezoning. He said the existing area was RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Board ol Education last night now inadequate. announced an Oct. 5 date for its $1,542,000 bond, referendum to -_T TV i • T* ii Plans Are Explained Mr. Shock said that new busi- finance construction of the proposed intermediate school. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP dle of a war," Mr. Connor ex nesses wishing to locate in the What steps will have to be taken to acquire the desired JNew Debris rroblem Approximately 100 people now plained. district are faced with securing 17-acre tract remain undecided." live on the 2,000 acres in the Asked how far back from these FREEHOLD — As if fear of foui weather, "the engineers have told us there is no such variances which are costly and Board President Theodore J. Stieve said that the tract — southwest corner of the township border roads the state's acquisi- lengthy procedures, owned by Nicholas Sanfilippo, 805 Poole Ave., Hazlet — has shark scares and general business hazards: thing. Evidently they don't see what's on our which the state plans to pur- tion line will run, Mr. Connor were not enough, Jersey shore beach opera- beaches." He said he couldn't blame Food- been sold to a builder and that it is the understanding that all chase to complete Turkey Swamp said "perhaps 200 or 300 feet, town, Market if It moved else- , but filing of the deed has been accomplished. tors were painted here yesterday as caught The freeholders asked the engineers to State Park. depending on the wishes of the make a survey on April 23 this year and re- where. A ; Arthur D. Loring, board attorney,' is expected to attempt up in a new kind of bind. Approximately that number individual property owner." ceived a reply dated May 31 that an inspection The bank official said Die loss negotiations for sale of the land by the builder to the school The newest problem, Monmouth County were at the Siloam Methodist on May 12 had disclosed "only a minimal Parts of Siloam, Nomoco and of the market would hurt the board and the Township Committee. Freeholder Marcus Daly said, is how to get Church last night to hear the amount of drift material (unidentifiable origin) Iron Bridge roads will border business district. He said the rid of debris and garbage which floats ashore, state's plans reviewed by Donald The governing body has agreed to purchase 10 acres.of the at a few locations." the park, whiohwill extend south borough would lose tax revenue and who' will pay for its elimination? Connor of the Department of to the Ocean County boundary. lite through state Green Acres and federal Open Space pro- Board clerk William L. TJlrich wrote again and the business district would grams. The board will purchase the remaining seven acres for Until this year, he said, operators of Conservation and Economic De- Part of Ely-Harmony Rd. lose shoppers lured to the area on May 24, reminding the engineers that the velopment. the actual site of the proposed school building, to front on public and private beaches would accumulate freeholders had asked- for a survey imme- which will be Inside the park by the market. Poole Ave. stocks of wastes and burn them from time to diately after a period of northeast storms and The state now owns parcels in will then be maintained by the Governing body members had Future expansion, if necessary, will be possible within the time. unusually high tides. the area totaling 1,400 acres. The state. no comment on the parking pro- additional purchases, -to be-: fi- The park will not include any | *e*en acres, Mr, Stieve asserted. .'" " " •'_•_•_ -.;c But a new state anti-pollution law has been, -;_;••• "We've *ad;,Jio reply to this letter," he posal. nanced in part with federal funds, of the property on Nomoco Rd. ^iu>. Present/plans; call |br the bpnd issue to cover-* 1,200- adopted banning open burning, So sea drift, ' "reported. " , ' ., Mayor Hyrne laid he learned 1 will join all the state parcels into which is owned by the Mon- - itudent school, an all-purpose room, library and ta idmtion to garbage and sundry items are becoming per- - In its May 21 letter, the engineers said ; of the plan earlier in the day and a single fishing and hunting pre- mouth County Council of Girl the high school cafeteria. . manent—though unwanted—possessions. ,they had observed debris on the beacti frojn that "it caught everyone cold." serve, Mr. Connor explained. Scouts. a Long Branch beachfront restaurant and had Several businessmen said after . The building will be a two-story structure of 69,700 square "Are these operators to be required to Adjoin County Park feet with classroom size set at 784 square feet, Class sizes engage garbage contractors to remove these warned the operator that permitting such According to Mr. Connor, the the meeting that the acquisition 'are to be increased to an average of 35 students, approximately wastes which they do not generate, and. if so, wastes to be placed on the beaches was a The state 5 park will adjoin the state wil| pay the current fair of the five parcels for a parking Monmouth County park, now be-market value for the property it five more than present classes in the district) • . who is to pay for the removal," Mr. Daly violation of a federal law. ..' : lot might pave the way for the questioned. The letter said the operator was advised ing developed. Acquisition of the purchases. Local appraisers will connection of two sections of Approval by the state Division of Local Government is ex- state land is expected to take be hired to evaluate the proper- At his suggestion, the inquiry wilj be di- to correct the condition, but, made no report Jackson St., now separated by pected' sometime next month. Plans will be submitted that about two years...... ties. .. . date to the state Department of Education for its approval • reeled to state conservation director Robert "of a«y follow up. vacant land. There are some 40 homes in Zoning Regulations which is also expected. A. Roe. Routine steps taken by the corps to police They reasoned that the con- the "taking area" but state plans Mrs. Theodore Test, Siloam Should the referendum be approved by voters Oct. 5, con- Mr. Daly said he understood the commis-. New York harbor and off shore waters were nection would open now land- sioner has been studying the problem, but outlined. ' call for the purchase of only a Rd., was one of several specta- locked property for expansion of struction is expected to be completed in time for school opening few of these. tors who feel that the compensa- in September, 1967, has yet to announce a solution. Mr. Roe's "A comprehensive survey of all water- the business district. department maintains the Sandy Hook State front property in New York harbor and its "We plan to have the ratables, tion they can expect for their Ultimately, the business group The new building, board members hope, will permit ellmina- wherever possible" Mr. Connor homes will not permit them to tton of double sessions for only one year. Continued growth in Park beaches and this strand has perhaps one adjacent and tributary waters is nearing com- would like to see Jackson St., ex- of the largest accumulations of wastes, Mr. V pletion," the letter said. said. Assessed valuation of the build elsewhere in the township tended to the Broad and Main' the township, particularly from Raritan Valley USA, will force if they must conform to the Daly said. ' ./ • "Owners bf damaged or deteriorated 2,000 acres, including improve Sts. intersection. resumed double sessions by September, 1068, Mr. Stieve pre- ments, is currently about $300,000 present zoning regulations: dicted. Efforts by the freeholders to have the structures have been notified of those condi- This, the group feels, would Army Corps of Engineers at New York locate tions which are a potential source of drift he said. Their home is 1,100 square feet, Completion of the vocational high school section — also set give the business district an the source of stuff which washes on the material, or a menace to navigation and, in Houses along roads which bor- Mrs. Test said. Current zoning for September, 1967 — is not expected to affect this condition, additional access road and en- beaches has been unrewarding. many instances, they have already taken der the park will not be sought requires a minimum floor area of County plans .call for only five classrooms in that building. able Broad St., to be used ai a action to eliminate the hazardous conditions." by trie state. Those which will 1,400 square feet. bypass for traiflc passing through The high school cafeteria expansion will amount to an' • "In two consecutive years," Mr. Daly said. fall entirely within the park will Mayor Norman R. Wagner told the borough. Additional 6,240 square feet and permit serving as many as 800 be purchased for safety reasons; the audience that there were The master planners want to • rtudents during each of two lunch periods. the official said. legal questions involved which make both Broad and Main Sts. . The cafeteria's present maximum capacity js estimated at "During the hunting season it could not be answered at that one-way, each in an opposite di- 300 students., Aa enrollment increases, a third and. If necessary, Red Bank Gas Station Codes would be like living in the mid-time. rection. . •'fourth lunch period will be added. '.''.'• ' Several businessmen feel the Cost of cafeteria expansion Is set at 1139,000. The remaining nitial extension of Jackson St. $1,403,000 will cover the proposed school, land acquisition, and would create a logical expansion fees. ' ' - : . •' • ' ' Delayed by Technicalities Matawan Recreation of the business district besides Using present ratables as a guide, the tax rate will increase easing traffic flow problems. an estimated 16 cents per (100 assessed valuation.'When Raritan RED BANK — The Planning says' the measures would allow heard the voices of anyone in fa- Valley USA, is completed the estimated $11 million ratables Board last night heard, attorney conversion of a variety of service vor of the ordinances except the Site Purchase Waits will reduce this by two cents. Albert T. Berich's plea for rejec- stations.into, gas filling stations. representative of Humble. The board expects to show a reduction in school costs if tion of two proposed gas station New gas stations are prohibited "Where is the multitude: where MATAWAN - Purchase of a tween two maps showing the Red Bank the proposed school is constructed. It was explained in this ordinances, but a tangle of legal here. is the clamor?" he asked, and two-acre recreational site on Ra-property boundaries and that a vine Dr., along Lake Lefferts, survey will be needed to insure manner: technicalities delayed action. His opponent in the,current gas added, "The clamor Is in the eco- will be delayed for two months that the borough secures clear Woman Is Based on present enrollment, 628 seventh and eighth grade After several hours, the board station dispute Is the Humble. Oil nomic desire of one oil com- because of title problems. title. ,. students now occupy 25 classrooms and necessiate 25 teachers., voted to return Jfcipth drafts to and Refining Po. which Vants to By consolidating these students into one building, only 18 class- Borough Council and ask that convert a tire service and-for Against Ordinances Borough Attorney Louis R, AI- The borough plans to purchase Fined 1220 iii^ in rii kins informed/Borough Council the land for $5,500. It is owned ka on Maple Ave. • Also speaking against the or- -RARITAN TOWNSHIP, jjers, the board feels, will produce an annual savings of $60,000. nance to provide a clear picture to,a gas station. A variance for (finances was Howard Leon of rammon; — Red Bank woman .was fined $220 ^Increased transportation costs will amount to $15,000 however, of the intent of the legislation. the conversion was rejected be- Leon's' Cleaners, 64 White St., delay closing of title oh the Plans call for construction of property until a thorough survey Monday night in Municipal Court leaving a net economy of $45,000. It was thought by some mem- fore the pending ordinances were who said his sole interest was to bathing facilities on' the tract. on charges of drunk driving, Board member John Gilmore said the school will bring bers that the two measures were introduced. see that the traffic problem at is made. Officials had hoped to have them He said there is an error be- careless driving and not having Improvements from an educational Viewpoint. Unloading th« not entirely compatible with each ' Nine Listed Maple Ave. and White St. did not available on a limited basis by a driver's license. other. become worse. eight existing elementary schools will permit more attention to Mr. Berich said there are about the end of the summer. Lethea M. Knight, 116 West grades kindergarten through six. Concentration -of the most Opinion Sought .-. 26 gas stations in Red Bank, and Acting on another request from In other business: • Bergen Ave., drew a $200 fine qualified teachers for.the remaining 18 classes of seventh and The board had been asked for listed nine that liave gone out of Borough Council, the board rec- Subdivision Councilman George W. Con- from Magistrate Harold Stern on eighth graders will result In a better educational program for an opinion before council takes business recently, He said the ommended approval of an ordi- nor, police committee chairman the drunk driving charge plus $10 the higher grades, he said. , final action on_ordinances which turnover nationally Is over 25 nance setting a minimum dis said the department has started each on the other two charges. would control renovations, altera- per cent.' tance of 1,000 feet between .car Is Approved to rigidly enforce-the borough's She Was; arrested April 4 while tions, repairs and modernization It is the small businessmen who washing establishments In the in- curfew ordinance. • driving on Clark St. of service stations. are sustaining losses with the dustrial zone. Woman, 43, Is Killed ! By Planners • He said police have had prob- Owner of the "car, Henry Har- Mr. Berich, who represents turnover, not the major oil com- Also recommended to the gov- ris, Pear St.; New Shrewsbury, RED BANK - The Planning blems with juveniles loitering on WALL TOWNSHIP —' A head- Police said the crash on Rt. Phil WaldMan's Gulf Service at panies, Mr. berich said. erning body was" a paragraph in was charged with allowing an the zoning code to prohibit con- Board last night approved the street corners in the business on collision of a meat refrigera- 35, near Church. Rd., happened Maple Ave. and West Front St., The attorney said he had not unlicensed, and intoxicated per- subdivision of the tract on which district. during a heavy downpour of rain struction of garden apartments son to operate his car. tion truck and a car took the in the Industrial zone.-. the Sheridan Bar, 8 West Front Parents Called which caused minor' flooding and Magistrate Stern reserved de- life of an Irvington woman and St., is situated, Mr. Connor said nine youths may have contributed to the mis- The apartment recommenda cision on the charges. tion is in accordance with the have been picked up bjf police. isptalized her husband and hap. Band Concert Program The property is owned l>y Laurence Flynn, Jersey City, intent of current zoning, but The councilman said the first children yesterday. Dead on arrival, of.neck injur- RED BANK — "Carmen" and "Little Brown Jug" will James and Andrea Acerra. The paid; $65 In fines and had his li- clears up possible confusion that time a youth is picked up he is ies and massive bleeding, at Fit- both be on the program of tonight's concert at the band shell split left the Sheridan on a par- cense revoked, for a year for might have allowed apartments in taken to headquarters and his kin Hospital, Neptune, was Mrs. in Marine Park. If it rains, the concert will be tomorrow cel approximately 18 by 70 feet. failing to answer a speeding Home Sites Proposed the industrial zone "by acci parents called to pick him up. Ida Tucci, 43, driver of the car. night. The new lot, about 140 by 2.0 summons issued In 1SS2. dent." On a second offense, the youth At Gooseneck Point Her-husband, Philip, 53, was John W. Luckenbill, conductor of the Red Bank Municipal feet, is at the rear of the building must appear, in court with his He was fined $15 for speeding reported in fair condition with Band, has announced the following selections for the 8:30 p.m. and extends north to Union St. and $50 plus revocation of his li- OOEANPORT - The Planning parents. internal injuries. Their children, concert: ; Planner* OK 30Acre The plan was presented to the cense for failing to answer the Board last night withhdd action The curfew was adopted last Raymond, 15, and Kathleen, 13, March, "The Footlifter" _....._•...... :._ .. Flllmore board last month by attorney summons. on an application' by Woodland August and Is designed to keep escaped serious injury, but were Overture, "Mignon" '. Thomas Tract for Industry Use Thomas P. Doremus who said no Court. officials reported that Valley, Inc., Red Bank, to create persons under 18 off the streets kept at the hospital overnight Trumpet Solo, "Carnival of Venice" __.del Staigers OCEANPORT - The Planning use for the divided tract had Flynn's license already has been eight home sites and a boat stor- — more specifically from loiter- for observation. (Donald Tison, soloist) Board last night approved been announced to him. ing — between 10 p.m. and f suspended by the state Division age and docking nrea at a Goose- The truck driver was Anthony Descriptive, "lit a Persian Market" ...... Ketelbey planned revision of the borough Final action was postponed P.m. A .'•- :'; Of Motor Vehicles pending set- neck Point traot. Talocci, 34, of 1317 Franklin "Around the World in 80 Days" Young zoning code which would create pending a public hearing, but no Council appointed police Sgt tlement of the speeding charge. The board told James Stavola, Ave., Wanamassa, an employee March, "Salutation" ."._ _'. _ Seltz a 30-acre light industrial Zone at objectors appeared last night. The Harvey Morrell, Jr. W the rank John L. Rttez, 10 Manchester aeoreterjt of the firm, to revise of Carl Streit & Sons, Neptune. Selection, "Carmen" .....,...... _.. _U.:.:~... Bizet Turtle Mill Brook and Eatontown only comment was in a tetter of lieutenant. He is an eight- Ave., Keyport, was fined $25 for tiie.plan,.which would create an No charges were made by police Waltz, "II Bacio"'..._ ...!i-._.^_ ... _.«. .'„.. Arditi Blvd. from Bernard H. Natelson, man- year department veteran. racing on the highway. undersized lot at the planned ma- pending further investigation. Novelty, "Little Brown Jug" _ _ Bergeim Borough Council Introduced ger of J. Kridel at 2 Broad St., Patrolman John Muller was Fined, $10 each for careless i site, and to present a more The truck, according to the re- March, "Sun Maid" Lee the measure at its last session. who mentioned the traffic con- promoted to sergeant. He has driving were Carlo G. Genovese, led plot plan. port of'Sgt. Robert Del Negro, (with fire batonlste Patty Gale and Linda Hansen, State law requires the board to gestion of West Front si- and been a member of the force 14 Oregon Ave., Hazlet; Lloyd members will conduct an crossed the-center, line into the flag twlrlcrs led by Sue Dohrn, and majorettes led by pass on zoning code revisions hoped off-street parking. would seven years. M. Hopla, Broad St., Keyport, on-site inspection of Che tract path of the northbound Tucci Lydia Waterman) prior to final passage by the be provided If the new tract is Both promotions are effective and Richard J. Dorsey, 120 prior to the next board session. National Anthem governing body. developed. Aug. 1. Crescent St., Keansburg. ilcals of the forties, is itiA bui *** h\y 28, i96s TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT I j«y no. I wy «he was. on TV only this year in » .combaci dindng appearance but I can't If •If Mm-Jim Jensen recall the (how. Could It have i-Newt—PfaiHt MASM Complete Program Listings i-Nei been Hie "Ed Sulivan Show?"— f-We- Martin TV Mailbag Mrs. C. D., Hickman, Ky. Channel 1 WCBS-TV Channel 5 WNEW-TV Channel I WOR-TV . i, Kltrooi) 11-Merv GrIHIn—Vorltty Question — Please settle a dis-—Answer—Ann Miller made one • • I r 11:11 Sterling Channel 4 WNBC-TW Channel 7 . WABC-TV Channel 11 *. of her rare TV guest appear- Walter agreement about the male star of 4-Wmlf)er_Chf WAGON WHEEL PLAYHOUSE 7:41 2—Coptoln Kangonio STARTS TODAYI J—Sandy Becker—Children — Mrs. H. G., 'Newbeta, Tenn. "DR. 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FREEHOLD - Two 21-year nd Mrs. Ilioinas Pajch of 30 specialist at the' Air Training be Investigated before any more mouth, N. J;, some $52,000 of a Plans lold olds arrested for auto theft and pruce Rd., R. D. 4, Fatming- attempted armed robbery were Being Mulled Cominand (ATC) sefcool »t Ann- money is appropriated. $67,000 grant was earmarked for Sell Fast! The -Daily Register HIGHLANDS — Snow-shoveling ale, N. J., has complete^) U, S. In a statement, Callaway said salaries, Classified. indicted by the Monmouth Coun- FREEHOLD - Whether to ap- arillo MB, Tex. responsibility jind liability for ty Grand Jury yesterday. ir Force basic military train- sidewalk accidents on Shore Dr. peal a state Appellate Court rul- Superior Court Judge Gene R. will be the buiden of either the ing on the Dwight Rd. extension Mariano who received the bills I borough or homeowner, it de- to the Red Hill Rd. interchange naming Edward Barlow, 84 Divi- Iveloped at last night's Borough sion St., Keyport, and Joseph of the Garden State Parkway is | Council meeting. 1965 French, 38 Virginia Ave., Hazlet, still being mulled. Mayor John A. Bahrs said his ordered them filed. CALIFORNIA NO MONEY DOWN John A. Flood, Fair Haven, at- I1 new administration must consider French and Barlow are charged AND THE I plans to sidewalk 2,200-foot Shore torney for two Middletown resi- with stealing a car owned by UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY I Dr., even though he said the dents who .have" protested the John Allen, 36 Pinckney Rd., Red construction, said yesterday h i s GOLDEN WEST actual construction may be de- Bank, at about ,3 a,m. May 18, ll layed until 1970. clients have another week to de- SPECIAL! HANDSOME and with attempting to rob Ma- termine whether to carry the case AS The borough owns 19-foot strips rine PFC Michael Gutkowski, to the New Jersey Supreme Court. GUARANTEED on either side of the 40-foot wide Earle Naval Depot, whom they JET DEPARTURES ( street. had picked up on Rt. 36. He said he expects to confer RECREATION ROOM with them, Karl F. wihtol, Red EVERT SATURDAY Councllmen discussed signing They are also charged wilh 317 Hill Rd., and Edwin L. Sexton, over these strifs to the 40 Shore carrying a concealed weapon, a Dr. propertyowners. Mayor 92 Hattie Ct., both Middletown, UNLIMITED SIGHTSEEING ONLY $5.88 PER WEEK 32 caliber revolver. Barlow is in- in a few days. Mr. Wihtol has Bahrs said the turnover might dicted additionally for theft of a • 15 Doya San Francisco, Loi Ang«lts, Lai Vtgas SMS include provision that Council been away and Mr. Sexton re- car owned by Thomas Stevenson, ferred inquiries to his lawyer, • 10 Days San Francisco, Yosemlte, Lot Angeles, Los V««en, could at any future time require 88 Leonardville Rd., Middletown. Grand Conyen *«5» the homeowner! to build walks. Township police had reported The Appelate Division upheld a • 21 Days National Parks Tour San Franclxo, YaumlM, les Under such circumstances, it that the Allen car had crashed at Middletown Township ordinance Anaeles, Lai Vegas Lake Tohoc, PhoenU, Grand Canyon, was brought out, a resident Roxbury Dr., at East Rd., with appropriating funds for the exten- Iryce, ZIon, Salt Lakt City. S5S5 would be liable for any injury oc- police in pursuit, and that the sion. A contract was awarded to • II Days San Francisco, Lot Angeles, Las Vegas S3I7.6S curing on his newly-acquired occupants had fled. French was Charles J. Hesse, Inc., Belford, land, and would be responsible found hiding under a parked tar for $76,591, with the New Jersey • 11 Days California, Pacific Riviera Coast, las Vegas JJ8S for. its upkeep,.: on Hopping Rd., and Barlow was Highway Authority to contribute • 14 Doys California; iwVagai, Grand Gaiiyon S3J| Councilwoman Elien Lynch picked up on Rt, 35, Hazlet. $50,000, the county Board of • 14 Days California, Pacific Riviera Coast, Las Vegas, Grand Freeholders $10,000, and the town- 43 said after the meeting it would State police at Keyport, who Canyon * ' ship, the balance. be uneconomical and inefficient had held Barlow In custody until • U Dayi California, Yosemirt. Pacific Riviera Coast, Lai for each property-owner to set he was delivered to Middletown In the written opinion, Judge Vegas, Grand Canyon «21 his own sidewalk. Borough could authorities, reported discovery of Gerald T. Foley said that failure All Ratn Plus Tex assure a cheaper and more uni- a 32 caliber gun hidden in a of the Township Committee to re- form job, she stated. chair where Barlow had been fer the ordinance to the planning FOK RESERVATIONS JPHONE OR VISIT . . . FREE Mayor Bahrs said construction sitting, board for study before its adop- 642 Newman Springs Rd. companiei s Era of Hazlet, and tion was a literal violation of law UNCROFT BAR BONUS! ONE COMPLETE PRICE includes Manzo of Matawan, are bidding Need Money? Sell those things on a 207-foot water main to link you really don't need sufficient In the light of other leouriful 8 ft. FORMICA TOP I • Finished stairway • Recessed lights hydrants at Fourth and Cedar Daily BAR _ with wide, full-length, [ • Acoustical ceiling • Inlaid tile floor Sts., via Bay Ave. This would tllid Footrwt. : increase pressure at Fourth St., • Your choice of fine paneling he explained. Mr. Bahrs could not estimate an expected price NO O1HIR DIALER INCLUDES range. AMERICA'S EXCLUSIVE OFFER! ALL THIS IN PRICE Mrs. Lynch aald she hopes for expanded hours at fije library, LIQUIDATORS Most Famous ONLY 11 ROOMS LEFT! currently open from 4 to 6 "Mon- days and Thursdays, EHTIRE STORE BUYERS BRANDS at More readinj; tables are also needed' in the library, she said. GIVE-AWAY Call Collect 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. I OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY PRICES! Rite-A-Way At 511-8700 Jail Term *,. 35, si.Mwd»^t ,s. R.d Bam. u«| THURS., FRI. 10-9 • SATURDAY 106 FREE ESTIMATE • NO OBLIGATION Is Suspended Entire Stock or Parts Wanted - Call 747-9813 or 354-5350 NEW GOODS ADDED AOTJANTIC HKJHLiANDS - FRIDAY and SATURDAY Harry Data, 19, of 128 Sixth CHECK YOUR NEEDS AND CALL US Ave., Long Bitadi, was given la 9Oday suspended jail term Mon- • KITCHENS D MASONRY WORK D BASEMMENTS day night by Magistrate Irving D BATHROOMS • FINISHED ATTICS D REC. ROOMS iB. Zekihner. Dalton had been charged with D ROOFING D DORMERS D PORCH ENCLOSURES stealing gasoline from cars park- D AWNINGS • GARAGES •.•,..*.•. D ALUMINUM SIDING ed in the Ocean Blvd. area last week. • , ., ,; THURSDAY 10 A. M. Lems glv« you on expert appraisal of your needi. Mary Ann Rtiszank, STO Sutton Over 30 yean experience Ji top home Improvement values. St., Perth Amboy, drew a $15 OVER 5.000 YARDS JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH OVER 750 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH iine for oareMss driving while VISIT OUR DISPLAY SHOWROOM TODAY Paul Harrington; South Ave., this place, was fintid $5 for allowing Sells-Out Your Choice his dog to run loose, Hackensack HOME IMPROVEMENT INC. MIDDLETOWN FIRE DRILL YARD GOODS Dress Shop $0010 MATIONAL OF OHIO MIDDLETOWN — All fire com- DRAPERY UPHOLSTERY RITE WAY panies and first-aid squads were • BLAKELY HIGHWAY 35, OAKHURST NEW JERSEY-OPEN V A.M. +C 9 -30 P M. 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The blade of ttie! and Quartermaster 2-C Melville knife should be toward you. One of the differences which cc*>, celery, olives, radishes, anc (If accidents do occur while Guttonmsen, U. S. Coast Guard, separate man from the beasts|salted nuts with the fingers. Arti eating, shrug them off quickly Always place iced tea glasses were married Sunday in the Leo- is his ability, to practice good choke leaves are pulled off one ai and. good-naturedly,, as the late on a saucer or coaster, where table manners. a time, dipped daintily Into th< Adolphe Meitjou did when an there is room for the iced tea! nardo Baptist Church. Rew, WB« melted butter or other sauce, and European beauty caught him in spoon. If the coaster is small Today's table manners ar< Iiam Carr officiated and Mrs. nibbled. A fork is used to eat the eye with a squirt ol grape-j do not pSace the spoon on the simple and easy to learn. Each James Sullivan wag organist. the artichoke heart.. fruit juice: "Touche!") table; place it across the edge of us should know them because of your plate. The bridegroom is the ton at Uiey, prevent us from being un- When eating a towering clul When using the soup spoon, Mrs. Theresa Guttnrmsen and the SERVING YOURSELF pleasant to our neighbors, and sandwich or other sartdwioh remember that the spoon Is tip- late Berwin Guttormsen, Hoop Properly served foods will be make us more acceptable which may, be gooey, use youped away from you. Scoop a Ave. • - ..• jy served tram your left. There wiJl civilized society. knife and fork. Years ago U small amount of soup into the The bride was escorted by hlf Duke of Windsor, when he wassfwo| n and sip quietly from the be a serving spoon and fork on The celebrated but uncouth Dr. father. She wore a stresMengtn Prince of Wales, had tfie good side ol the spoon. Never place) the platter. Samuel Johnson, having dinne Miss Judith Aon Jaeger white silk organza dress with a sense to cut head lettuce wltli the whole spoon in your mouth First, using the left hand, place one day with a famous hostess of the spoon carefully under th« lace bodke and lace jacket.:Her his knife. He did the world a The teaspoon is used to stir the time, took a hot potato in hi; food to be served. short circular veil was held in 1 favor; ever since, this has been] mouth and without hesitation spa gently the sugar in the tea or place by satin clips and < she good form everywhere. Second, with the right hand Miss Jaeger t out on the table. To his hostess coffee. It is never used for drink-; carried an old-fashioned bouquet If you get » fish bone in you:ing. Never leave it iri the cup:use the fork on top of the food who was staring In horrow, he] to securely direct it to your platej oi white roses. - ' mouth, and if the bone is sma!l: place it on the side of the saucer. said calmly: • Make sure the portion is of such To Marry Mrs. Allan Terrene*, Leonardo,' "Madame, a fool would have put the fork to the lips, letting There are two ways of using COLTS NECK - Mr. and Mrs. the bone rest on the fork and a size as to be handled safely. was matron of honor. She wdre a burned himself." the knife and fork: TWrd, return the serving spoon Richard J. Jaeger, Jr., Hialeah Fitted, sleeveless, street-length To which she replied: placing it on tiie plate. If the Dr., announce the engagement of bone Is large or If lihe food is One, Continental style. The fork and fork to the platter, making dress of light blue peau de sole. "Dr. Johnson, nobody but is held in the left hand, the knife their daughter, Miss Judith Ann bad in some respect, unobtrusive sure they are securely placed Her headpiece was » matching fool would put a whole hot potato in the right. The food is cut. T5ieand (hat the bandies do not fall, Jaeger, to John Karl Nopper, son lace hat and she carried a bou- ly mask the mouth with the rtap-j of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nopper in his mouth." fork remains in the left hand.wWhJ into the sauce. quet of blue tipped roses. The lady hoa a vaJid point kin held in one hand while you of Toledo, Ohio. the tines down while bhe food is; Never complain or make fun of Second Lieutenant Berwin Good table manners require thai remove the food to Hie fork held conveyed to the mouth. the food at your hostess' table. The brlde-elsct is a graduate of, bonmsen, Font tediiwd W we test food for hotness, take n the other hand. - West Hempstead (N. Y) High Two, American style. The fork An intoxicated guest at a party Mo., brotiier of bridegroom, small bites, keep the mouth Frequently restaurants serve] School. She will be a senior this Mrs. Henry Sumner Bean, 3d such large oysters or shrtmjjs Is held in the left hand while the during the Alaskan godd rush best man. Ushers were an BLOOMFIELD - Westminster It is never permissible to plok right side. The fork should bei by Virginia Weldon Kelly) Presbyterian Church was the set-J. Stevens Bean, Montclair, John up chicken in the fingers in pub- all directions. When eating grape- ' At the university he was presi- The bride was graduated from ting here Saturday for the mar-F. McCool, North Valley Stream, ic or to gnaw on chops or steak ruit, cup the hand around the dent of Blue Key, national men's Middletown Township High riage of Miss Carol Ann Jacobus, and Gerald J. Tarantolo, bones. irapefruit. honorary society, and a member School and wa semployed at Mat- daughter of Mrs. Arthur E. Ja- The bride Is a graduate of Red At a recent embassy dinner, I ne over his shoulder in the true Jantic Marine Vehicle Report S..r cal Institute, is a candidate for a : Bell Telephone Laboratories, Henry VIII. fashion. He didn't, tern, Customs House, New York. bachelor of science degree In Partv Marks Holmdel. Mrs. Bean is a secre- iut all his money could not con- electrical engineering from Mon- tary and Mr. Bean, an alumnus :eal the fact that he had badj Ninth Birthday of Long Island Agricultural and mouth College, West Long Branch. He served in the U. S. table manners. HIGHLANDS - Miss Unda Meats Technical Institute, Farmingdale, WATCH THOSE FINGERS! Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and is an engineer. Army Signal Corps, stationed for a year in the United States and Some people mistakenly have Mrs. George D. Schmidt, Jr., Lo- Officiating at the ceremony .wo years in Germany. he idea that it is all right, un- cust St., was guest of honor at Groceries were Rev. George M. Booker of er the more relaxed rales of a party held at home to cele- the Westminster church, and Rev. On their return from a wedding modern manners, to eat aspara* brate her ninth birthday. Milton F. LeCompte of the First rip to Canada and New England, ;us with the fingers or to pick Present were her sister Geor- WHOLESALE Methodist Church, Mays Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Bean will reside at up pieces of bacon or French gina, Theresa Carlstrom, Karen A reception immediately followed 1521 Rustic Dr., Oakhurst. Wed potatoes with the fingers Irwin, Emily Johnson, Steven FREEZER In the bride's home. Perry, Jo Ann, Donna and Jo- The bride was given in mar- TO HOST COUNTY UNIT seph Plaia; Gary Ramsey, Kar- WORK riage by her uncle, W, F. Jaco- WEST KEANSBURG - The Announce en Thomas and Wade Wieczor- OUR SPECIALTY bus. She wore a gown of delust-Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux- eck, all of Highlands. ered satin and lace, an elbow iliary will be host to the Mon-1 Also, Gail, Diane and Edward length veil and carried a cascade mouth County Council on Tues-j Betrothal Sanzalone, North Arlington; Rob- HOLMDEL of white Fuji chrysanthemums day here. Tflie auxiliary will serve in Pagmrai, Jersey City, and •nd babies'-breath. refreshments, with Mrs, Harry Carolyn and Barbara Rauth, GENERAL STORE Mrs. Gerald W. Chapman, Sachs in charge. Brooklyn. Denver, Col., was matron of hon- The next auxiliary meeting will MAIN ST.. HOLMDEL or. Other attendants were Mrs. be Aug. 4 at 8:30 p.m. in ttiej Don't subject your earthenware Next to Hi* HOUM J. Stevens Bean, Montclair; Mrs, post home. cooking utensils to sudden heat or 946-4115 John F. McCool, North Valley [.they ma; crack or break. Stream, L. I., and Barbara G, House Hunting! It's open sea Pedersen, Metedeconk. Daily Register Classified Ad Edward A. Kramer, New York'Call now. Mrs. Robert Peter Johnson (The former Miss Lee Wedgwood Wadington) Vi PRICE Econ-O-Wash Laundromat Miss Wadington Wed 166 NEWMAN SPRIN&S RD. RED BANK (opposite A&P Market) To Connecticut Resident HA2LET - Miss Lee Wedg- in the back. She also wore a COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING wood Wadington, daughter of Mr.1 matching flat hairbow. Her prin- and Mrs. John Paul Wadington, cess basket held pink daisies and — opening week special — 7 Parkway PI., Holmdel, became sweetheart roses. Cool! And quick to sew — see' the bride of, Robert Peter John- 8 LB. LOAD—1.25 Miss Slgrld Ohm :he diagram for the beautiful Timothy H. Mason, Concord, proof. Band neckline "caps" son, New Haven, Conn., on Sat-N. H., was best man. urday. (en* week only!) RUMSON — Announcement 1: houlder for most flattering up- Ushers were William Wading- made by Mr. and Mrs. Bern- per-arm coverage. The bridegroom Is the son ofton, at home, brother of the 20-LB. DOUBLE LOAD hard Ohm, 102 EaSt River Rd., of Printed Pattern 9241: Women's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irving John- bride; Michael Fitzgerald, Bran- the engagement of their daugh- WASHERS-~ 25c PER LOAD Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48,son, Squantum, Mass. ford, Conn.; Ronald Pearson, ter. Miss Sigrid Ohm, to Harold 50. Size 36 takes 4% yards 35- Rev. Norman R. Riley offici- Worcester, Mass.; Phil Garcia A. Blantoley. He' is the son of 10-LB. SPEED QUEENS — 20c PER LOAD inch fabric. ated at the double ring ceremonyi Quincy, Mass., and Robert Bail- Formal Gowns and Cocktail Dresses Mrs. G. E. Daley, 2400 Appleby Fifty cents in coins for each in St. John's Methodist Churdh. ey, Milford, Conn. Dr., Wanamassa, and Harold W, Ohurch organist was Mrs. Arden pattern — add 15 cents for each The bride is a graduate of Red Blankley of Buckroe Beach, Va Hubbard. pattern for first-class mailing and Bank High School and a June Miss Ohm, an alumna of Rum- special handling. Send to Marian A reception was held in But-J Huge Selection - Most Oneof-a-Kind son-Fair Haven Regional High graduate of Nasson College Martin, The Red Bank Register, tonwood Manor, Matawan. Springvale, Maine. She was a School, is a student at Wilfred Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Mr. Wadington escorted his George Nasson scholar at the Academy of Hair and Beauty New York, N.Y. 10011. Print 1 mghter. She wore a gown of college. Culture, Asbury Park. Name, Address with Zip, Size and silk organza, trimmed with re- The bridegroom is an alumnus Mr. Blankley, a graduate of Style Number. embroidered Alencon lace and Long Branch High School, will at- of Thayer Academy, Brainlree Discover the secret of a well- designed with a detachable train. Mass., and also a June gradu tend New York Phoenix School dressed woman! Discover 350 flat- The bride also wore a match-] of Design in New York City in ate of Nasson College. He was tering, new design ideas in our ing lace cap with a veil. She car-a member of Alpha Kappa Psi the fall., new Fail-Winter Pattern Catalog. HI 23 w. front st. ried lily-of-the-valley. Mr. Johnson served in the U. S, All sifesl Coupon for free pat- (Miss Carolyn Brown, South Marine Corps, He is with Olin open mon., wtd., and frl. 'til 9 tern in Catalog. Send 50c. Cronins Return Portland, Me., was maid of hon- Mathieson Chemical Corporation or. New Haven, Conn. From Mexico THREE-WAY SPRAY Bridesmaids were the Misses: The couple took a wedding trip| MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and "TOiere is a new hair spray on Mary Lynn Wadington, at home, to Sandy, Pond, R. I. They will and ohil- the market that is an answer to sister of the bride; Pamela John- reside at 355 Whitney Ave., New| Iren Cathernine, 3, aSf Kaphaer; —.. • • • • •• J I, ai umiiL, JI^LUI \n win I, 25 Bast Roosevelt Cir., have just one aerosol container you groom; Dianne Heck, Englislh- returned home from a five^eek can dial three sprays of differ- town, cousin of the bride; Susan If you use wedges or slices of lamping trip through Mexico. In- ent intensity. Dial one—out conies Hardin, Virginia Beach, Va., and now save iluded were visits to Mexico a. firm spray for setting and hard-cooked egg for garnishing a Sharon Shepard, Wayland, Mass. salad, rather than adding the egg City,; Acapulco and Monterrey, damp-weather holding. Dial two They wore coral gowns styled GLASS SHOP On "the. return trip through —a fine spray for combing out. to the salad, the wedges or slices '•'• " li/•!•'• '• ' :. with chiffon bodices and floor- will stay in good looking pieces- 'exas they visited with Mr. Cron Dial three—a nearly invisible length satin skirts. Headpieces °(or more! n's brother, Dr. Terrance Cron- mist for final touch tips. The se- yolk and white together! u pleased to announce the opening were flat chiffon bows with veils. in, and family, San Antonio, for- cret is a completely new aerosol They carried cascades of cymbid- In our half-yearly clearance merly of Red Bank. valve, reports Modern Packaging. ium orchids. Mr,: Cronin is iri his third yea: of our new and greatly expanded April Lynn Stoney, Cliffwood, t Harvard Law Sohool, Cam- Need Money? Sell those things LOSE bridge, Mass. Mrs. Cronin is the cousin of the bride, was flower 9.99 and 12.99 you really don't need with a 'ormer Barbara Hague, Leroy girl. son in the Daily Register Classi- UP TO PI., Red Bank. She wore a long frock of coral DRESS SHOES fied now. taffeta styled with a bustle bow 15 POUNDS IN JUST RUMSON ROULETTE 3.98&4.% 30 DAYS! for infants; toddlers; boy's, 3 to 7; Even more fabulous savings as we slash our prices 7 WEST RIVER ROAD RUMSON You can -bt illm with

Wa guarantee, in writing, a spe- 5.99 to 8.99 CASUALS SUMMER SALE cific inch and weight lost. Call 1.99&2.99 today. FASHION SHOW—THURSDAY, JULY 29: • Casuals too at three for the price of one savingsi ' REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% GOOD HUMORS FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES Choose early while more styles are still available. 111 East Ntwmon lATMNfi SUITS — BLOUSES — DRESSES — SUITS Iprlngi Read MONMOUTH CENTER, EATONTOWN, N.J, (NMI to AlP BROAD AT HARDING—RED BA,NK 1AROEN STATE! PLAZAANDBERSCN MALL, PARAMU«,N.* SUCKS — SHORTS — HANDBAGS — SWEATERS Fret Porting) 74M400 THE DAILY REGISTER Wedneaky, July 28, 196S-21 OPEN ONE OF OUR GREATEST OFFERS... Around Monmouth 3 DAYS f ONLY!, Cocktails at Cobble Close Thursday SELLING OUT Friday COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 By MILU HRUSKA returned frorn a two-week so- ard D'Arcys of Oak Hill, all at ENTIRE STOCK OF Cobble Close, the fabulously journ at the Chateau Frontenac, Reidy's, Rumson. 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD. SHREWSBURY TWO OF PHILADELPHIA'S MOST FAMOUS beautiful private estate of Wood- Quebec. At the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red row Bowne who divides his timi Sat. to 6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER Bank, were Col. Joseph MOlligan MEN'S SHOPS KNOWN ALL OVER between Monmouth County, New Lillian De Gore':s tiny gem ofof Rumson, Mrs. Louis Kaabe York City and the glamour capi- a house and garden in Sea Bright Air Conditioned-Complete New Parking Facilities Dorothea Corbin and Jeanne PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY FOR tals of the world, was the scene was the scene of her annual Strandberg of Red Bank, Spencer of an informal cocktail party and cocktail party and buffet supper Miller of Fair Haven, and the EXCLUSIVE STYLING IN UP TO THE MINUTE buffet supper on Saturday eve- Saturday evening. William Halls of Little Silver. ning. As Low At Casey Campbell of Sea Bright At the Rumson Hotel were Al- Over 1000 Men's MEN'S AND STUDENT'S FASHIONS... The host was Oscar Keserow presided over the bar in the can-fred B. Stone of Little Silver of New York who has sublet dle-lit garden. Among the nearly Cesare de Logata of New York ALL NEW SPORT AND DRESS MEN'S Sarah Ackroyd-Moore's huge and 50 guests present were Irwin and Rome, Marga (Mrs. Ed luxurious apartment in the Cob-Simpson of Long Branch, the ward) Hymoff of Atlantic High 50 ble Close compound. Otto Perls of Rumson, Ethel ands, the Raymond Fertigs of SLACKS SEE THESE FAMOUS LABELS ON Guest of honor was Philip King Shaw of New York, Jack Siebert, Fair Haven. of New York. Chickie Van Duzer, Diane Rapa- At Cobblestones, Middletown SHIRTS EVERY GARMENT . . . Guests included the Anthony port, Margaret Siebert, Art andwere the John Baragreys of New CASUAL—DRESS— Keeleys and Marie Curran of Bob Christy of Sea Bright, Al York (he is the noted stage Red Bank; Emily Banks, a for-Stone of Little Silver. Sheila screen and TV star) the George CHINO—NEW SLIM Van Heusen—Enro—Puritan—Jayson—His mer "Miss Rheingold"; Dr. and(Mrs. Alfred B.) Stone is vaca- Alexander Middletons of South tioning with the children at Ken- $3.00 Mrs. Donald Mainland, Irene and Orange, the Edward Heffernans nebunkport, Maine. Over 10 Different Nevy Frank Deaton, Renee Schreiber, of East Orange, Buddy La Vance SIZES 14 TO 18—ALL FRESH AND Damon—Jantzen—Sagner—Interwoven— Etta Vidaz, Jane Halfert, Gaylon of Short Hills and the Henry S '65 Styles to Choose Mason, Cliff Barran. Bobby Rud- On the Champagne Circuit Lewises of Shark River Hills. NEW SOLIDS AND PRINTS Lee—Manhattan—Arrow—Playboy dy, George Boris, Gary Decker, through the week: At Peninsula House, Sea Bright VALUES TO 9.95 Katy Dempsey, Gloria de Ribe Dave Doran opened his spec- were Gene and Violet Link o: and William Clauson, all of New tacularly beautiful Galley on Red Bank, the Desmond Shan- and Imports York; Dr. Philip Bloch of Newthe Quay Saturday evening. I leys, Dan and Eileen McEnery "Brunswick, Orange and Newuse "spectacularly beautiful" Tinirriy "Dooley, the Jack For- Men's All New ALL NEW MEN'S York, and his wife, Bernadett to describe Dave's new steak 1-2-3-BUTTdN syths, and the Keith Bells oi CONSERVATIVE GMsi, who conducts an interna- salon though the decor of the Rumson. 1965 NEW STOCK ADDED PRIVATE STOCK tional boutique and art salon on room Is the epitome of sim- SPORT JACKETS ' Fifth Avenue, New York; Martha plicity and good taste. The In my mail this week was this EACH DAY Ruddy Baer of New Shrewsbury "spectacular beauty" Is a gift SWIM MEN'S MILLIONAIRE little billet doux from a friend(?): SUITS Nancy Hughes of Rumson; Ellen of the land, river, sky and sea- "Dear Milli; and BLAZERS CHOOSE FROM A and Bill Hazelton of Atlantii scapes. It Is a mobile panora- Someday ... when your pick- Highlands; Dan and Terry Car- ma, colored by the time of day, SUITS ens are slim ... and you can't DACRON BLENDS GREAT SELECTION OF nfody of Monmouth Beach; Fran the season of the year, the pick up enough dirt about other and Jean Eglies, who have taken weather. Mr. Doran has made people ... why not write a col- MUTED SHADES 25 the late Mildred Newton Norton' It all an integral part of the GREAT SAVINGS SUITS umn about Milli????? WOWI SOX-SHIRTS apartment In the compound decor of his Galley on the That should make good copy. SUMMER STYLES 10 Months Blend Howard Merry, who occupies the Quay. "It's an old clock that ticks duplex overlooking the pond; the Sixes 37-46 CONTEMPORARY MILLIONAIRE CHINO—JACKETS 1 The menu? It is unique in the loudest. Robert Stanleys of Navesink Riv- that there Is no choice beyond "Incidentally.,, most of the 1-BUTTON DACRONS er Rd., and Rosemary Killeen ol 2 OFF your preference as to the de- "Rumson Bad Boys" deserve SHIRT JACS TIES—ETC. Red Bank. gree of rareness of your steak Good Guys sweatshirts." TRADITIONAL All New 19 Honthi and your choice of dressing on BELOW MAKER'S 3-BUTTON ALL SEASON NEWEST CRAZE IN Mekaln by thai* Famoin Merle- Sarah AckroVd-Moore is vaca: your salad. Your appetite will Next week I will tell you aboul CONSERVATIVE AT GREAT tloning aboard Jean Flagle be piqued with gazpacho soup, a marvelous party for the Boat- COST!! " OUTERWEAR MEN'S »n — Potrowlll, Baker. Botany, Mock's palatial yacht. and dessert is whole fresh fruit ing Set given by the Evan Beech VAL. TO 69.95 ' served with five different ers at their beautiful house on 2-BUnON—ALL SIZES SHIRTS—ALL SIZES SAYINGS Wonttd-T.x, Cardinal. HUdegard (Mrs. Philip S.) Wal- cheeses. ton, of the Walton Apartments, Dining there opening night were Sea Bright, was hostess at Magistrate and Mrs, Harold Hal- luncheon at home on Wednesday. pern of Deal, the Lester (Lin ' Her guests were members of the MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN. N. J. den Lumber Co.) Gottdenkers JOIN THE THOUSANDS Alpha Chapter of the Lankenau and the Charles Gordons of Lin School, Philadelphia. croft, the James McDonalds of SWITCHING TO WARDS Mrs. Walton is an alumna of Monmouth Hills, the Charles lankenau. Among the mori Hesses, 3d, of Belford, the Her- than 30 alumnae and student bert Carusos of Little Silver, the present were Sister Lydia Fischer BIG 4 DAY Robert Renners, Margaret Sie- of Lankenau, and Olga Voorhees bert, Jack Siebert, Flo Glenn, of St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly Thea and Klaus Nolting, and of Sea Bright. Jimmy and Adeline Theise of Sea Bright, Lois and Vernon Edwards Mrs. Thomas J. Engstrom of Wanamassa, Robert Kirsch- #W1ONTGOMERY IH was hostesi at a «wlm party, baum of Millburn, the Ray bridal shower and buffet at her Kirschbaums of Sandy Hook, lovely home on Sunset La., Peter and Joyce Wingerter of Monmouth Beach. Oceanport and the James Garri- AINT SALE The guest of honor was Mary WARD I gans of Holmdel. Lona Mitchell of Monmouth Beach and Irvlngton. Her mar- Jersey City's Chief of Police, riage to James Ernest Heller Joseph L. Siyith, celebrated hi: BIG ASSORTMENT ...LOW PRICES! of Monmouth Beach and Linden birthday with a dinner party at , will take place Aug. 21. Reidy's, Rumson. His guests Among those present were the were his son and daughter-HV bridegroom's mother, Mrs. law, the Joseph L. Smiths, Jr., James Heller; his twin listers, of Fords; his daughter and son- -;•!-'* Judy (Mrs. Joseph) Horvath of in-law, the Frank de Coccos of Iselln and Jean (Mrs. James Hazlet; Ulrich Beck of Monmouth Wayne) of Elizabeth; the Beach; the Edward A. Stryeskis k • bride's parents, the Fred Mit- of New Hampshire; Judge and chells, Jr., her sister, Linda Mrs. William V. McLaughlin, Sgt. 1"'.: il^'-'-^;, i:'A Mitchell, and her grandparents, Ray Lamberts and Mrs. Lamberts the Fred Mitchells, Sr. and Sgt. James Hogan and Mrs. Also present were the Robert Hogan of Jersey City. Borders of Belmar, the John Lu- \ clanos of Freehold, Mrs. Edward Also noted on the Champagne Zaleski of Colts Neck, Virginia Circuit through the weekend were Boyjian of Bradley Beach, tin Peg and Jack Siggelkow of Lit- Arthur Keals of Little Silver, the tle Silver, Capt. and Mrs. James John Rotherhams of Jersey City, Shea, Jane and Bud Rumolo, Ed th«. Raymond Mitchells of Deal, and Joan Roper, Dick and Carol Gunilla Rydbeck of Sweden, theparley, Jean and Jack von der Fred Reeses of Hazlet, Frank Lieth of Rumson, Art and Sally Wilson, Donald Wilson and Ro-Williams of Elizabeth, the How- berta Wilson of Monmouth Beach and New York, Helen Howell of NO PRIMING ON Queen's Village, Mrs. Frank Stee- Flea Market fi*l,li .Id in.nil PAINTED SURFACES ger of New Shrewsbury, Camilla Oi.C.rt A0)4k l**i-|J Jackoline of Long Branch, Mrs HMFMktwMW I " '«tsfance . gdfaleatUw ' Stephen Mysko of Irvington, Mrs, At Allaire Andrew Kardof of Fords, Mrs. FWMMiINGDtAiLE — Women's Wards Decorative August Frietag of Union and Auxiliary of the Deserted Village ^VJ^gf#ffI Mrs. Edward Michnedich of at Allaire will sponsor a Flea Latex flat cut 1.54 Farmingdale. Market Aug. 7 from 10 a.ni. to Upon their return from a hon-5 p.m. on the green adjoining DURABLE-WON'T eymoon, ;the couple will live at the church. Rain date is Aug. It's easy to apply—1 coat tiwt University of Illinois where R «»•«« YELLOW WITH AGE . the bridegroom has a fellowship. The sale will be all types of often covers! Dries odor- , Durability used articles, except wearing ap- free in 30 min. to a wash- ' gal. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Cash of parel, to be brought by the mem. able finish. Water cleans Some, Ga., are summering at bership of Allaire Village. Mem- tools. Many colori, white. REG. 3.98 Peninsula House, Sea Bright. bers bringing items for sale are ACRYLIC required to pay a $10 registration it LI ,> •pie Herbert A. Berghofs of fee.but. may keep the proceeds FUMES, GASES Leonardo and Mountainside have from tieir sales. HOUSE Mns. Katiherine Gulthorne, 117 PERMANENT Allen Ave., Allenhurst, is gener WAVE al chairman of the project and COMfLETE 5.95 Mrs. Benjamin Kaplan will be HI' Auxiliary memfbars will h dressed in the costumes of thi 1830's. Last-minute registrations wil be accepted on the green on the day of the sale by Mrs. Roberl Fitzgerald and Mrs. Cflllie Ha ris. Guaranteed to cover in 1 WELLA CYO DANCE HEATING CAP BATONTOWIN - The Clique TREATMENT an instrumental group whliih ha: •.. to condition your hair appeared at the New YorJ with thompoo ond Mt World's Fair, will play here Fri coat or your money back! 3,95 day at a dance sponsored by th< Catholic Youth Organization St. Dorothea's Catholic Churah ONE-COAT ACRYLIC IATEX HOUSE MINT LEON 9 SAION The dance, set for 8 p.m., wil 12" off! Complete 105A MONMOUTH STREET take place in the church hall Self-cleaning white covers any color in 1 coat...with- RED IANK 741-4150 Broad St. paint spray outfit out priming! Gives best appearance, greatest dura- 44 bility, best blister-resistance...won't yellow with age. Lightweight for easy hand- JM HHT Easy to apply even in humid weather. Dries dust-free gal. ling, powerful enough to ^^L K In 30 min. Hands, tools rime dean in soapy water. quickly finish the biggest ^^P ml 5 "CHARGE IT" REG. 7.98 jobs. Easy to use and clean, HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE sprays nearly everything. REG. 59.95 FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM OPEN 6 DAYS 10 A.M. TIL 9:30 P.M. Including Saturday Phone 542-2150 Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown — 542-1010 , ,. . i '•"''• PAGEANT IS«S" Ths schedule. SB-We&ua&y, July 28, 1%5 THE DAILY REGISTER Hall Announces DSC. 1, %-mV; 3, X-HOF- LONG BRANCH-^PartlcipaB STEU; 8, La Salle; 15, Fordham; in. the Mis. NeyMer«ey World- 18, St. John's, away; 22, X-Wag- Beauty Pageant 'this weekend will 24-Tilt Schedule ner, be presented specially engraved Jan. 5, X-LIU, "tway; 8, Anny; medallfons Indicating their p»r* SOUTH ORANGE (AP) — A 10, X-Fairleigh Dickinson; 15, Du- ticipation in the summer festival 24-game schedule was recently quesne; 22, X-Iona, away; 26, activity. announced for Seton Hall Uni- NOW! 4'OFF ON St. Bortaventure; 29, X-St. Pe- The contest1 is scheduled for versity's 1965-66 basketball team, ter's, away. 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at including 10 games in the newly Feb. 2. X-St. Francis (N!Y.); the stadium grounds, Ocean Aye. 'ormed Metropolitan Basketball 5, X-Manhattan; 9, St. Josephs; •onference. The Queen will receive a • •100 12, Niagara, away; 17, Loyola savings bond and numerous other BUITONI SAUCES New additions to the schedule (Md.).'away; 19, Providence; 22, prizes. . . . • . <• are NYU, Manhattan and Hof- Georgetown (D.C.); 25, Boston stra, all members of the new College, away; 28, Boston Univer- league. Other member schools sity, away. • : LOSES RINGS iUITONI are Wagner, LIU, Fairleigh March 1, Vtllanova, away; 5, LONG BRANCH - Al Ferren- MEAT Dickinson, Iona, St. Peter's and Scranton. tino, 597 Broadway, here, has St. Francis of Brooklyn. X—Met Conference game. reported to police that he lost his SAUCE NYU and Manhattan appear on diamond ring and marriage band the schedule for the first time House Hunting! it's open sea- in the West End section some- since the 1937-38 season, although time last week. . Seton Hall defeated Manhattan in son in the Daily Register Classi- He placed the' value of the the 1953 National Invitation Tour- nament. fied now. rings at $800. Eight of the 14 teams from last season's NIT will be met. Besides NYU and Manhattan, they are La Salle, Fordham, JET CADETS — Cadet Barbara Banks, left, of Red Bank Composite Squadron, Civil Army, St. John's, Boston College Air Patrol, was one of two cadets chosen for jet flight orientation at last week's and Villanova. Other opponents NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET BUITONI CAP encampment at McGuire Air Force Base. She stands before Air Force T-33 jet include Providence and St. Jo- 54 Newman Springs Rd. — Red Bank — 747-9310 seph's, which played in the NCAA MUSHROOM imniu trainer "in which she received 45-minute orientation ride with Capt, Donald Ritchey, • Across From :hlonmovth County National Bank SAUCE ° PAGHETTI tournament. SAUCE 0 Air National Guard pilot, and Larry Miller, right, cadet chosen from another New Richie Regan, recently signed OPEN 7 DAYS - FRIDAY "TIL 8 P.M. Jersey CAP squadron. Miss Banks is daughter of Chief Petty Officer William K. to a new three-year contract, will be starting his sixth season »s JERSEY POTATOES 5 LBS./39e Banks, CAP,_oiNaw^Shrew>bury,_ , head coach. His teams have IDAHO POTATOES .....5..LBS5/Mc_ compiled a 71-50 record. Four of LG. JERSEY PEACHES 2 LBS./19c Mr. and Mrs. John Gorsegner Audrey Siegfried, Country Club the top six players from last sea- Fairview and family have returned to their Estates. son's 12-13 club will be back. SKINLESS FRANKS 2 LBS./89c home on Jefferson St, after They are 6-foot-5 Tony Cuccolo SUB BACON 59c LB. 6-2 Charley Mitchell, 6-5 Terry Patricia Semegen, granddaugh- visit with relatives in Iowa. LARGE EGGS — T-PAC 3 DOZ./89C ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morawski and 6-0 Hoot Evers. Need Money? Sell those things Smith; .Walnut St., Is spending The top sophomore is 6-4 Bil Buy one...save 4* Cathy Murray, daughter of Mr. we feature FARMER BOY MEATS t*o months, at .Cape Cod and you really don't need wilh a Somerset, who is expected to be will return in September for nd Mrs. Dennis Murray, Andov- a prime contender for a starting Fruit Baskets for all Occasions - Made to Order er St., celebrated her 14th birth- Daily Register Classified Ad. Buyfour...save16* school. berth although he missed all of Free Rtfrijerotedl D«ll*tiy '• MIOM 747-9310, day last week with a pool party Call now. last season because of a bunion at the home of her aunt, Mrs. operation. Get the idea?...Get Mrs. Mary Corcoran, Howard St., recently visited relatives at BUITONI Roselyn, L.I. Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Ris- Originator of prepared sauces In Italy, France and the U.S.A. fcpmm, Sr., have sold their home •LlmiteiftlmecHer—15oz.'»li«only • on Harvard St. and are living in Horida. -*. 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>*' i;UJ Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday to 9 P.M. KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN STREET Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to 6 P.M. ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Drde 365 Smith St., West of RJtSfc ~T4»t - tiie proposed ^eoetttfl THE rariTKBGfSTER Wednesday, July 28,1965—25 Held Atflolmdel Continue Hearing on Reqaessr lounge and restaurant would not operate is competition with Uw transfer request: BOtMWEL — Lack of com- Tie kpa/d tabled tfce bids for trance of Indian Hill Schoo! lm front iiaor of the liquor store. | liquor More. - . • In other business, council: , pUto HA last rdght prevented Holmdel Rd. on low bid anl of Education from transfer of the license would be On tWuwammeadaUfln rf Su- Approved the purchase of I that the existing Pier Bat, In a istrator complaints by two Bay- srtion on two project*) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - by Phillip A. Lorrle, to trawler for tine welfare of the public perinteww&t H. Victor Grespy, surance coverage {or protects building on a month-to-month side Dr. residents of washouts Is it Village School. Hearing on a request by Pier a liquor license to a cocktail since >S per cent of population the board hired Miss Edith Scfc- in the 510,000 deductible range. Bar, Inc., 40 First Ave., owned lounge and restaurant proposed tenancy, could be forced out of frequenting the shopping center and drainage problems in that 01 four bids submitted, two lage, Yonken\N.Y,, at a salary business If the structure, now on area, and a request by a Pros- Moved to study the feasibility for the Bayshore Shopping Plaza, consists of women and children. were for fencing contracts alone of $6,830 to tea* Village School's the market, is sold. pect Ave. resident for the bor- replacing existing policies wi Rt. 36 and First Ave., was con- In removing the license from end * third was disqualified be- second grade, tms Schlage, who tinued last night by Borough Mr. Baar argued: the psesent location a tax ratable ough to pay a $9 fee to George cause the bidder tailed to include nulti - peril package insuran Firearms has been teaching for five years, Council to Aug. 6. That under provisions of Al-would be lost to the town be- Koeppel, local plumber,: for cor- abend. coverage. received her master's degree Protesting the transfer was the coholic Beverage Control laws cause the building could hot be rection of a sewage problem in from Hunter College. assessed for the same amount the basement caused by "faults Hie fourth bid, submitted by Need Money? Sell those thin Legislation West End Grocery, Inc., trading regulating plenary consumption Thomas Goonlejt, West Keans- In other business, tile board: as Plaza Liquors, located in the licenses the proposed new res- without the bar. in the town's sewage system." 1 really don't need with burg, covered construction of both Awarded a contract to Manzo 5™ shopping center. Frederic Baar, taurant and lounge could not re- It wus at this point that Mayor Referred to the police commit- the full-Biz* and tittle League Contracting Co., Matawan, for •Daily Register Classified A Seen Soon RedOank attorney, represented fuse to sell package goods andRussell W. Morgan called for tee complaints of loitering in faUlfild but excluded fencing. widening and surfacing the enCal- l now. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Donald J. Caruso, owner of the therefore would be competing continuation of the hearing, not- front of Roma's Tavern, First Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., closed package goods store. with Plaza Liquors. ing t?ie absence of the borough Ave. out the Senate, hearings on a Counsel for the Pier Bar, He noted that the front door of attorney and suggesting that bill to curb mail order sale of Thomas J. Smith, Jr., Red Bank, the new restaurant and bar would others might be Interested In at- Sell Fasti The Daily Register firearms wiith a prediction Tues- argued: be only 90 feet away from the tending and commenting on theClassified. day that legislation will be ready for the Senate by the end of August. •At the same time, similar pro- posals drew both support and op- Duncan Thecker Associates position in a hearing before the House Ways & Means Commit- 1201M6HWAY 35 WANAMASSA tee. > MONMOUTH ME A TS \ Dodd predicted the controver- sial measure will be amended in MONMOUTH 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVENUE some respects, but said he ex- RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER pects "a good, strong bill." The senator, only member of 741-5292 542-0743* 741-5350 his Senate Juvenile Delinquency Ready-Mixed Investigating Subcommittee pres- L, U.. S. CHOICE—MORRELL PRIDE — BonelesBondess ML ML 4 ent, concluded the hearings after testimony by Samuel Cummings, president of the_ international CONCRETE Armament Corp., Alexandria, Va. Cununlngs expressed mis- givings about some of the bill's EYE ROUND ROAST 9$: provisions. Dodd said he expects the sub- Fresh Killed—3 - 4 Ib. size—Split, quartered! or cut up ML ML committee to change the bill to do something for rural dealers ALL NEW EQUIPMENT in smalt bore ammunition, who have contended the proposed schedule of license fees for them is so high It would force Frying CHICKENS 33 ALL EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL many of them out of business. He said other changes prob- ably will Include language to CHOICE-CENTER CUTS ; J| A ease proposed restrictions on c hobbyists who collect large cali- ber antique firearms. 1b In the House hearing. New TO PUCE ORDERS Jersey's Atty. Gen, Arthur J. CHUCK ROAST 49 Sill and Ma}. Adolph Jacobs- tfh M Al • •*•**.• MIM *•••***•• A* -.__ &£.._«»• M^ • M • Klfl •• ML\ J meher of the St. Louis police Boneless, Choice LEAN—RIB SIDE force strongly endorsed the leg- islation. f 542-3100 /:.,'• • CROSS LOIN of LANDSCAPING CONTRACT k OCEANPORT — Henry Vaccaro of Astay Park was awarded a • RIB ROAST PORK Board of Education contract last Offiet Phent: 531-4884 night to grade and landscape the playground area at the new ele- mentary-school. The bid totaled $14,500. The lone unsuccessful bid- • Ib der was the Laurino Co., Long k 8^m 9M ••» 59^r **2 Branch, which bid $16,988.

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Doily St. Louis at San tranclsta' Miilwaukee 'at ftauabo, ^ In the parking nlnea at the Northeoit ride of oarMonmoutfi (tore at the Eatontown Circle Philadelphia at PittsborfihEN • An ideal way to Bave [jour w serviced while you're shopping Cincinnati at Los Angela, N Thursday's Games •Take advantage of tlni convenience for tiro, brakes, alignment, shocks, muffler* and batteries. New York a$ Chioago, 2 FftfladeipMa at Pittsburgh -H OnJy, gain^Kh, **^' Monmouih Park Dead Heat for Win> Show THE DAILY BEGISTEE Wednesday, July 23, 1965-25 5 M the North Jersey Swim champiop n when she coppepped the TODAY'S HCKS ld dl i h ZOOfi In Monmdutli 8 immmg Ilub" meet In Wayne, Ken Wiu- gold medal in the ZOO-nfier Iejd-of Little Slry*r. . Venture (Guerra) 1T.S0 .8.80 3,20 takewood, both 10-4. Flicker of Millburn, and Gail Connie Mack of Little Silver Harrison, New York $162,144,66i"and the daily average BOSTON (A1P) - Southpaw Lyrioo (Patteraon) 3.20 2.40 was $2,948,085. The figures bet- Dennis Bennett of tlhe Boston Rd. to Romance (Qon'lez) 2.60 qualified fifth in the 50-meter T.-1:11H. Also — Buay JID,- Doran backstroke for girls 10 and un- tered the-"Calfiifornia and track Red Sox was fined $50 tor hit- Darcy, Slater Dear, Cloud Princei*. All proceeds go to local charities • records ostaMished in 1964 of ting Kansas City's Wayne Caus- BTH—Clmg; 3 yrs; 1 m; off 8:00. Ship, Top Weight der. Barbara Esposito, Wes Bur La Plage (Gonzalez) 8.BO 1.00 3.20 Long Branch, came through with rf| and $2,685,795. . ey mth a pitoh in the third in- Pay the Devil (McCurdy) 3.00 2.60 Duke's Liberty (Culmone) 3.80 a victory in the 11/12 girls' 100- al attendance was 1,898,388 ning of last night's second Red T.-1M4H. Aljo—No ConjMtlon, Chi- cago Open, Jalatone, Bun Tarv Lake, In Midstimmer Handicap meter breaststroke. Ann Mind- and 'the daily average was 34,516. Sox-Athletics game. Mount English Sales Company Skeet'B Echo. ! V OCEANPORT — , fieaded by R. S. McDonald will.thave the nick of Middleiown copped a apweighted Wise Ship, a field of mount on Neil Hellman's Knights bronze medal and qualified third 90 Monmouth Street Red Bank, .2 has been named to contest the boro 148, while trainer Pete Bost- In the 100-meter freestyle for 5th running of the $15,000 added wick will send his Kings Creek, girls 15/17. Monmouth Park Entries •lldsummer Hurdle Handicap at 145, postward with Pierre Biger Jonmouth Park today. aboard. Mrs. Henry Obre's Hunt- First Race—Purse $3000, 2 y.o., Mdn,, Clg., 5^ f. Fifth Race—Purse $15,000 add, 3 & up, about 2 m. er's Rock, winner of the 1963 re- Milton fiitzenberg's 8-year-old 1. Tullylease 118 Grimm - 3-1 MIDSUMMER HURDLE HANDICAP newal of the Midsummer, will lumper, .with Doug Small, Jr., 2. Hanker 118 Barrow 8-1 carry 144 pounds'with Mel Fef- 1. Hunter's Rock 144 Ferral . 10-1 iboard, will be toting WO pounds 3. Hasty?Poly 116 Rivera 10-1 ral up. Harry Hatcher will ride the hurdle fixture which will 4. Mesa Sprite 113 Kassen 6-1 2. aCachlto 149 Burns 3-1 Marion R. Frankel's Sacred Riv- run at about two miles. Wise 5. Aereal Spin 118 A. Chambers 6-1 3. xKnlghtsboro 148 McDonald 12-1 er, 142. Tommy Walsh will pilot ihip has scored two victories this §•• t. Plentl Hot 111 Patterson 8-1 4. aMy Passion 147 O'Brien 3-1 Wilshire Farm's Niksar, 141 while WHITEWALLS leason, his outstanding being the 7. BUlie Mitten 113 Korte 20-1 5. xSacred River 142 Hatcher 12-1 Kenneth Nesky, who rode last National Hurdle Handicap at 8. Bev Gladd 115 Kassen 20-1 6. Genies Pride 150 Mahoney 4-1 year's winner, In The Closet,-will to Introduce (ft* SENSATIONAL NEW jtar of Eton 118 Gonzales ' 10-1 7. Clinton 140 Nesky 20-1 Aqueduct. have the mount on Sanford Stud r Score 118 Alvarez 4-1 8. NIksar 141 Walsh y 15-1 If all 12 go postward, the race Farm's Clinton. Mrs. Ogden 11. Mr. Chelsea 111 Pearl 15-1 9. Wise Ship 160 Small 2-1 /ill have a gross value of $17,250, Phipps has named A. P. Smith- SPECTACULAR ?irt*fottu*Uln«d high spMd driving. 1. No Defense ' 117 Pearl 10-1 Sixth Race-Purse .$3500, 2 y.o. Fillies, Clg,, 5 Pride receJ\Ujfcwpn the jHth run eXfihe'highestfwerghted winner of T! r ning of !he ^usiiwick itandipap, •* Umur MilMf* - built with Firwton* SUP-R-Tur 2. Aeorde"" ~r ' 100 Guerrt- ~" the Midsurnrner In its 15 years rubtw for muMum tin mlltagt. 3. Battle! Babe 103 Pearl 20-1 ^'Dfemtfifetf ' 111199 Monactuf- - "':' receiving IS pounds from Wise Previously the highest Impost Korte 12-1 * Batt»r StaaHng Contmf—mw wr»p«roun Hardtop. Top condition. Yaor r,ftw tin ClumM. WOMEN W&S. tjvll 741-671* sjte-r « p.m. 1101 AAtr I, ta-UU. RLU£ WAT&R MAHINE opeaiaga for eneriwUc Horn- MILLWRIGHT ANNOUNCEMENTS IW ORVBTT* — Hit* Ray en la wetiV Is cmr air caaAttio&«4 |>lsjrl. 1962 CHEVROLET, B«l Air, wa.s;on &jnn«Til - •• tfn. a*Q B.p. fuel lo AT MIHM BOAT WORKS Permanent poalUons, r£C*Utn! bes WELDERS BmJATXONS WANTED - LOST AVD FOUND slx-cyli:idet «undaro, radio. IU&&. H< Ible. Excellent condition. Porttraoliori, i ftU. Clean, duat.rre* working i CARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. Uru. IttOO. Clil 2M-U41 * MONMOUTH BEACH lions. Hurt b< over £1 and wlUiu. MAINTENANCE MEN 1<,000 miles. Excellent condition. I HEW AND USED BOAT work rotating ahlfts. Apply Ftrsonni INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 'LOST — Red, *ite and blue clutch CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 19SJ VOUKSWAOEN — Bet Elu., .un- never on ground. Hav* tnre* Fearaon and O'Datr Departmtnt, 8-4:30. ' ha*, vicinity Ship Ahoy Beat* Club. 1959. Power steering, brakes, radio roof, wWtewTUI*. ftwuhtor belt*, open- Saiilnx School Kwp money, rdlurn personal effect*. heater. New tires. Excellent. Cleai ing rear window!. Munt icll. n50O. c*rs. 12,890, 741-JHI. •tllboal Rentals. American (Jan Co. offers outitindln OJUI T4T-IK93. » jWKI. 2220674. : __ 812-3AT9 or alter 7 p.m. 747-3089, 1955 DODOE DART — SU-cjlllrf opportunitlei to qualified men lookln fSuXcolfege fa tall. UUK uii, Oaii 229-5010 JM COMPANY (or permanent positions In above fleldi ion - 8«a Bright. Phon« OLDSMOBIL.E — Oood Matloi I960 TRIUMPH STATION WAOON — 231-28W Willovbrook Rd. Freehi Stirling rue t2.0» an hour, Pleaae ap »7S. Call Good condition, good tirea. SacrUlce, DENTAL ABSIOTANT - ,B^«O' «" AUTOMOTIVE 1061 CHEVROLET — Forward ctmlr ply Personnel olflce, American Ca: »150. C*H 787-451!. * An Equal Opportunity Employer Co., Glass Div., CliffWDOd, N. 3. pertence at chair and desk. Call evt- tm-vm autlon waron. Sacrifice, KCAE wooDPussr Lait of a< wood' An Equal Opportunity Kmployer nln«s. S42-1O09. - AUTOS FOR SALE lfiM FORP -- Station wagon. Absolute JAOUAR — 1052 Hark VII, Salon. Chevrolet. Mtt-1101. boats built. Excellent condition. Ful A.VON PELLS IT SELF - Full ly no cash needed. Low weekly bartl Mechanically excellent, classic appear- equipped and tllht. Dacron laili. !& part tlmft T«rrltori*i open for worn EXPERIENCED IADY - WM 1863 OLDSMOBILE — Holiday coupe. payment 50.2(1. CaJI collect PA 1-7KM ance. Best offer over J290. 747-O530. 1960 FORD BTABUNK1R — Two-do, or but oiler. B42-O056. who are tnUreited In having a food days work ironing. No babysitting. Automatic and Jiower (steering 31899- OASIS MOTORS, Jit 9. BayrtytUi hardtop. Cheap. Call 21' LUHRS SEA BK1FP — 100 h. Heady Income. Xxperfencc unnscuiary. Call alter « p.m- 7O-6933. McCARlhy Chevrolet 291-1101. 1063 C0RVA1K, apyaer Coupe, four- 564-58W Call 74M343 or writ* Mra. Marcari SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — fr»7 OXYMOIJTO TiMtiJfoFsEDAN speed »179S. McOARthy Chtvtolet. »i- Gray Marine. Bleeps two. Head. Exv Gulotta, Box 190, Red Bank. WORKINO MOTHER WIB caie lor your OAIilVLA.il, ISM — Be«t offer, tent oondiUon. SI,800. 304-4600. Full-time, married, and experienced. child in my home. By day or week. 1862 FALCON WAGON - JS50. Call E cylinder Savoy, rjoo56 I1ESOTO STATION WAGON — OLDSMOBILE — F-85 MaUol EASTERN SEA 8KIFF — 17' Lai •erth Ajn&oy. 7B7-335S OKI DODGE V-8 — Very fxi wagon. McCARthy Chevrolet. atrake. Hew na-vy top and mooiin Some flnanolal h»lp. HE «-666«, 9 to I. .Verds work, Flrcdome V-fi, rubber an< Immediate Openings GAS STATION ATTENDANTS — Days 261-0439, nights. H.lio Biml. $75. 7I1O3K. Hiwt sill Call] after 4 p.m. 291-1101 cover. Electric pump and accessor!: li»ii iTlTEVY 11. Wagon. Automatic 7-t7-O177. 40 h.s>. Evinrude completely rebuilt and rrifcThts, experienced. Ask tor MrSTATION FOR LEASE — High voi- H6D5. MoCARthy Chevrolet SUER — JDfll, Windsor, \\1ilte. I'M* CHEVROLET — FourKloor >tatloi> EJectrlc start with generator. Goo- 4:30 to 12:30 Farina, M*tawan Chevron, Rt. 34, Ma ume two bay modam station, located 291-1101. heater, automatic! pnwer slrex- 1962 VOLICSWAGEN — Sedan., low wagon. Power steerlnf, automatic tran- outald* boat. Trailer. In good condttli Our HniB ar« itilt. Mpandlnjr. Ap- awan. Next to Btralhmore Lanes. 566- oh Rt. 35, Mlddletown, N.J. Minimum ing. TWPT bnikes. fjccellent condition, llaRe, excellent condition. $978. Call ralsAlon. Very diUon. S42-1566 - alter S. day week. Write stating past experience. All ap- ir.it pr, eipht-months old, SI,W0 Call 787-0il« after 6 p.m. plications held In confldsnc«. "B.Y. AUTOS FOR SALE 1863 281 REVEL CRAFT'CABIN CRU1 Soi 511. Red Bank. ^ MORTGAGES >pst offer. 'J64-0tm. IO5.1 TORT) V-8 convertible. Engt, 105S IiKOOUN TWO-~DOCm ~ Full Ell 210 Chrysler engine. Seems lew ,ppjy Monday through- Friday at our 1961. ALFA KOMEO, Sprint coup* 1600 Kfiy, tirea, very pood. Top one yeaf equipped, 1150.. Call 787-5399 after 'eraonnel Office, S to 3. REGISTERED PHARMACIRT - N. J p.m. Head. Galley, Many extras. In ve1 r FIRST AND BECONU IIORTOAQES J1S95. ilcOAJllhy. Chevrolet jld. Oreat beach car. neaaon «emng. good (wmttltlon Cta be seen at Zobt! Enirzetio person and experienced. AVAILABiJt - Edwin 8. Stark. Bui 291-1101. tvlne- abroad, $125 fttffn. CaW 747-0780 I960 OHBVBOLET — Impala, Two-door Jarlne Service. $5,900. For niore 1 Good hours, excellent ssdary. Appli Estata- * Morlgago Coniultent 2W-O333. hardtop.- finarp. -MeOAlUhy Ctiavtoltt. toik. call _241.-3m . after « p.m Nortil Aabury Druts, 808 Fifth Ave. V,mt }!IUCK~~Conv~e"rm>Je, None" MATTEL INC. iiry Park- r (iwn cash needed, FtiH price !>5! FORD SEDAN — Two-door. stlH aa-iioi. •JORWEOIAN—BUILT mahogany atri Hwy. 35 : Holi VATUE-RATED *9ft5 nt $9.80 a week. Cnll coll nK. Good tires. $75 or best offer. KITCHEN HELPER — Jlpp'y H !»' INSTRUCTION Ml 7(7-921). 108! FORD OALAXIE CONVEHT1BLE sailboat bull, 14', ts>. PA 1-71M. OASIS MOTORS, Rt — R«dlo, htaitw, whllewaU Ure«, A-l 291-1132. A/CCBPTINQ APPLICATIONS for as son. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. aivercresl KJIl OS7 MERCURY two-door hardtop V-8. oomJIUon. Best offw. 7S7-2J09, Jf p)oym«nt — Apply in ner»on. One Houi Nursing Home, 31 Chapln Ave., Re BACK-TO-SCHOOL TUrOWNHpr| , pow- R.AMBLEH — 1662 — Custom classic. Two-door; good working order, J50. DOCKTAIL WATTRBSS — Must have electrician. Must tiav« industrial main' Wood -stcerlng an braltps. ExcMlpnt con- Excellent condition. Radio, neater, Call 542,3720 16' CROWNLJNE PIBEROLASS BOAT night club experience. No food. High [enance electrician experience and will- Super 88, convartibla, gold with illtlon. Must sell, $1,325. Call nrt*.r irfx white-waifs, two snow-tfrei. standard — 1958 3i h.p. Evlnrude, newly over- commissions. For weekends Call in ing; to work rotating shifts, . Slat- Window Shades 741-4087. ransmlsslon. Mutt . 27.000 o go. See anytime at Fair Haven >ay, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, etc down to FAH Motors, Dodif ~ * everything. Give the highest prices. mites, EKHIent oondftlorl. |350. 747fach- t Worka. Full price only *2,200. Le-rner Shops, MonmouUt Shopping cen- Eatontown, Or call M2-1U17.; J! Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy. 9610. ?toone T47-3O1O. Eatontown. Palermo. 35, Mlddletown. 741-3213. Open evenings 1962 OLDSMOBILE 'til 9 p.m. MOVEJO •- MUST SSOAi — 1B«1 Ram NORWALK CRUISER — 1B61 — N — EEpertenced in factory •tETHlED MAN—For it«ht Kardei>Ing bier AtnwHoan. Call . Ixcellent. Full head and gaUey, sleepi e-lp-lp.. Pleaae aippl; in person, Ralph rorlc. Apply in pur^on, Brookdal* N WALLPAPER your room for S19.70. 98, four-deef hardtop. Whitt, I SUMMER T41-612« ' 3Ur-!lv«. New equipment, 75 W-fihlp- trledlanld add ftft Bros.Bos. LocusLocutt St.St , KeyportKr. tIng Hom«, Hvry* 35, Hazlet. labor and materials complete. Price >»hore radio, fume detectors, Fathc- covers 8 single rolls wallpaper and r«J Inlorior. Compl«*«ly| leter, automatic windlass, 110 volt wii- LUT0MOBIL.E MECHANIC — Expeil paper hanger'* labor. Larger zoom* TRUCKS FOR SALE ig, etc. All new canvas throughout HELP WANTED-MALE ince In Chrysler products preisrred. nightly hifiitsr. KLARTN'S, M Mon- •quippad Incljdi'ng power ifaer- ow hours. Price Includes Blip rental ZMl Freehold Dodge, 462-62S4. nouth SI.. Red Bank. 74T-3838> PICKUP BALK 11 Nov; price (3,900. Call 2M*tI4, JLAIMS ADJUffTOJlB — Heavy casual' ANTIQUE HARDMAN & PMB UP- ing, powar brakei and auto- 1963 Ford Si-ton pick-up. itil 11:16 p.m. ;y experience. Shore area. CaJl 988- 1961 Chevrolet ^-ton pick-up. MEN >2BO. RIOHT PIANO — Excellent condition, 1053 Chevrolet 1-ton pick-up. SHELTER SKIFF — AH equipment, reasonably priced. Call T21-S36S. mafic windows. Excallant condt-1 Call Stan, 747-0767, M. SCHWARTZ * reasonable. Call rVLJDS — Part-time or full lime. Flex- CLEARANCE 871-2595.- Ibls hours. National company baa avail- SONS, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ion throughout. able a home route sellng and service PLAY SAND 1953 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK—Model, openings. Average Income 52.40 to HWashed and purified to protect tbt L-130, good oondltlon, dual wheels. BUSINESS NOTICES CALL >er hour. Car necessary. Call 741-4760 health ot your children. 80 1b. bur only CftrJlDna'a Greenhouses, Hwy 35, Holm- uriog day. 257-7834 after 7 p,m. l. Btop in and pick up a coupl* q[ del. 264-3430 ON ALL 531-3200 IETIRKD FAMILY MAN — To work 1964 CHEVROLET — H-ton pick-up. WE'LL PICK UP lay a. General maintenance. Apply In 1961 CADILLAC Slx-oyllnder, 91496 McCAilthy Chevro- damaged window icre«ni, fix LHTO MECHANIC — Eiperlenced wilh ierson &ATOXTOWN DRIVE-IN THEA- " RED BANK LUMBER let. 291.111)1. and deliver them back to you. 3ols Apply in person to Mr; Morris, TER or COMMUNITY THEATER, Ea> Corner Ttarl anfl Wall Sti., Red Bank. Conv.riifc*. Whlh, ni (aaffiarl OUC 1983 raCK-UP TRUCK n't beat that for service. Call Werner's Rt. 38, Belford. ontown, N. J. 741-5500 ' '-•' NEW AND CALL FLOOR COVERING HELPER Tht Low Overhead Lumber Yard PROWN'S WAflHBR AND ClyBAN—UP ntarior, black top. Vary «laan| 191-26(3 IAN _ New car dealer. OaH 291-9200. Call between 5-7 p.m. JhKSB LINED — Gas Hot water heater. Broad St. lied Bank. 741-7500 .sk tor Mr. Scotto. Bayshore Chrylser, 291-2763 tO gallons, two years old. (25. Brad- 1947 STUBEKAiKER — IT Van, ilde ord Co., on stove, 49", |1B. Mri* hroughoutt door; 1953 Ford, \ rack; 1947 Ford ••hSAll CELLARS, YARDS, OARAQEa lUanUc HlgMamln, :AN WANTED — Three weeka, Auf. % rack. See at 118 Avery Ave., Long - Have truck. Light hauling. Call after Ladd, 264-1B1O, in. 7I12HH. XPERIENCED — Service jtatlon at- through 21. Red Bank Spring Service, OK USED CARS! Branch. ndant. Apply in person to Mr. Hor- 1 Shrawrtnirr Ave. LADIES', MEN'S, CHILDREN'S I9S7 CHEVROLET REPLACES A SPECIAUTY — All i, Werner's, Rt. 36. Belford. MAN — To train aa »hoe M&sm CLOTHING — AJl brand new (irst-llns Panel tmclt. PM of masonry. CHARLES HOWER, Willing to accept resrionsibillty as as-merchandise. Buy now and save. Bli* Call 747*22«3. intractor. Call 747-4479. AINTSKt — Only experienced and counts up to 300&. Bhort«, BtocMnga, EVERY CAR PRICED TO SELL! •1th references need apply. sistant manager. Mature rnan okay. >a.nts, blouaes, dresses, bathing suits, PROTECT I0UR ASPHALT JNVK8T- 741-4411. "B.P" Boi 511, Red Bank. iWrti, shoes, etc. All at thtjjowwt MOTORCYCLES MENT. Seal your driveway or parking :ECHAN!CS — Truck* or biu eiperJ- prices anywhere. Our prices jQsf bi- areas now. Guaranteed protection from EXECUTIVE SALES !nce preferred. Apply In person, Rollo low factory cost. Open 8-12 eveajslpiorn- •structlon by gas. oil and othar harm- Ltlonally known company Intereated TranalL Corp., 375 Broadway, Keyport. i FACTORY OUTLET 31 ThtnTAve., RUSSELL MOTOR SO0OTBH AND QO-KART — 1 materials. Call today for a tree "WATCH FOR SOMETHING BIG" $210 etrm. Call ambitious man desirous of high Long Branch. $71-2204 ilnrn-e. 141-3227. lying career. Please submit resume >USE PAINTING — Special summer address "B.C.", Box 511, Red Bank. MEN OUDSMOBILE 1954 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR- :ea. Call at 5 p.m. BELIEVE IT OR NOT CYCLE. GOOD CONDITION. 741-B093 EOHANIC — General maintenance We buy rltfit, even better. In many FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 787-8084 lan. Apply Rollo Trucldng Corp., 2*5 OW MANY HOURS DO XOU WANT cases, than discount houses and chain OROWlna i-AXKST CaJI JQver Qreen roadway, Keyport. 2M-1010. TO WORKT bLAC CO. 1962 ALL BTATE — Motorcycle, 125&C. Landscaping. All phases of landscaping itores. You benefit by our lower prices. engine, excellent condition CaU 741- UTO MECHANIC — MuM have . Ve guarantee three dollars Sail today and get Free Delivery. Iluding maintenance. Weekly, month- erience and his ' own tools. Steady LOW-LOW prices. Charge accounts. And 8539, after 5 p.m. Dr aeasDn, F. Interrnesoll. 7S7-0818 you don't knock yourself out, 100 Newman Spring* Rd. 787-3240. ork Anderaon Continental cars, Inc., hour. 1964 HONDA — 150 c.c. Excellent E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. olimlted amount ot hours, Maks as condition, $350. Call alter 5 p.m. 747- JRNITURH RBFINISWNO — Cabinet uch as you wish. Must have car. . PROWN'S RED BANK CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 4911. ork, antique* restored- - Call 737- £l!TBM!AN WANTED — For e«tab- rhl« Is nnt construction. Call 7tl-4fil8. 7*1-75011 shed dairy route. Wirlte qualification! 32 Broaa Bt. Red Bank J964 YAMAMA — 260 cc. Perfect con- 81. -B.Vt'%• Boi 6U, Red Bank. 1TJBBRJNTENDENT — For apartment WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE — In- 741-0910 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK dition. Low mileage. Black. Call 291- 3ARS CLEANED AND WAKED - wilding. .'Bradley Beach area. Call 583- door and outdoor, painted or unpalnted. 2622. {and rubbed. Very reasonable, ssjn« ANTED — EXPERIENCED PARK- 350. ' => Ivailabje in aluminum a]5O. Bit dls* lay service. Free pick-up and delivery, NO ATTENDANT — Part-time. River- :ount3. Oleson WeldinK Co., 179 Mid- 1-S362. lew HospltaJ parkins; lot. Ask lor Mr. ARPENTER — Bxporlerrced. Call al- lie Rd.. Hazlet. 284-7837. MOBILE HOMES lKOT. Pnone 7M-980B. 6 p.m, George J. Moore, Jr. 787- HAVING TOWN — Must sell up- ROUTE MEN tolstered chairs, rugs, garden tools, BDny TRAILER — 48H0'. Excellent EMPLOYMENT 5XPBBIENCED MAN TO operate sep- _ 842-O464, condition. Many extras Including air TJI.L, AND PART-TIMB. STEADY tic Unk truck. Pull os/part time. I»ays. conditioning. Call 787-7988. HELP WANTE&-FEMALE EAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS. 229-2559 or 229-Z?76. U~APLE FIVE—DRAWER CHEST and 102. CAR AND PHONE REQUIRED. )unk beds, ;?5 Assorted loreens- and EATONTOWN — 1863 Early American ILL itlimi. RARTEWDER — Must hav# five years ilorm wlndow»: 747-4474. New Moon. 50x10. Features two bed- nightoiuib experience. Sober, depend- rooms, wail-to-wali carpeting, kitchen SALESMEN — RIAL ROTATE ile, mirriwl man preferred, steady IEDR00M SET — Double b«nlmat- with matched appliances and bath, All PART-TIME ice yourself by Joining with an es- iltion. Oail in afternoon 787-M38. ress and hox oprlng. Perfect o5«^«itlon. In excellent condition. Financing ar- OMEN TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Ulshed firm in Monmouth County. 'armlca and chrome kitchen i«t witll ranged. Call 542-4573 anytime. IVork from your own home at your tceUent commission". Experience pre- BUB-^CONTRACTOna WANTED ive chairs. Pefect condition. Numer- awn convenience. Can easily earn red, but not necessary. We are mem- Tavpentera, plumbers, eleotricians and household articles. OaU S71-53SZ 1964 PRINCESS CONSORT — 10x51. 11 to J1.60 per hour. Call 741-0010, srs of Multiple Listing. For private in- afions lor growing home Improvement Atr-oondltloned. Furnished or unfur- Cxt. 30. Leave your name and tele- irvlew, call THE WHALE AGENCY, mpany. Call 631-8701. Ask tor Mr. nlihed. Call after 7:30, 5(2-1393. phone number. d SALE 35, Holmdel. 9T1-J6OO. .Icon aluminum cellar combination 8x41' FURTOSHED LIBERTY — Com- ECHAMIC — Mount English Sales •BOCBRY CLERKS (21 windows. 12x14. $3.88; 32X16H, S4.99; plfttely redecorated. New paint, roof UN AMERICA'S NEWEST — Fastest 3., Ford Dealer, Red Bank. Flvs day Phone 32X18, UM; 32x20K, KM: 32x22,'13.99. sea), flooring and shed. Asking (1800. >wing Home-Party-Plan. Princess 747-3367. Make otter. Call 78T-178J after 7. Bek. We ?ay hospital, surgical, and : use. Train now for fall felling. No mslon. 711-6000. R; MAN—About 40, mechanl- PROWN'S EVEN IP YOU HAVE 2 LOANS llectlng or delivery, High commli- 1S62 MOBILE HOME for isle. 50x10. .UTOMATnC TRANSMISSION MAN _ caily Inclined. Intereating, dlv«rs1fled 12 Broad St. Red Bunk T41-7J00 Two bedrooms, nylon carpetlnj and Call 747CO16. :ebulltler and Installer, experience with -ark, Year-round position. Sstlary. open. 'IANOS — Save H0O or more aa «•' washing machine. Excellent condition. ENTAL ASSISTANT — In Middle- H types of automatic transrnlselo-n. all arttr 7 p.m. 291-0097. irice. on brand new pianos. Com«'8ee, Sacrifice. 842-9428. wn area. Experience not necessary. ip wages, opportunity Apply AAMCO, 1 UBCHANICa — Experienced In brakes ave. Llfetlrne warranty. Tenders 1960 _ 55'jJO BUDDY — Three bed- ,.O.", Box 511, Red Banh. S Railroad Ave., Asbury Park. T7<- and ailignment. Excellent salarlary and jruiicStore, 303 Main St., Lakewood, rooms, patio, awnings, window awnings, D0. Evenings PA 2-S557. meilts. Call 264-B805. Hadet, storm windows, washer, storage shed. 3OI8TERED NURSE — Night «hltt N.J. TAILOR BljECTTUC BBWINO MA- Phone 542-2791 after 5 p.m. to licensed praotical nurse, or nurses HAN WANTED — Experienced in («.<:- CHINE — 31-15. Good condition,. *8B. , Apply in person, 10 a.m. to 2 MEN oxy work. Good Job for right person. 53H0' MAONOLIA — 114 baths, three Rfvercreat Nursing Home, 31 Cha- eady, part-time help. Flexible 20 KXy in person, Ralph Frledland & bedroom*. Reowvibic. Call Ave., Red Bank. ours per week. Earn S3 per hour, Locuat. 84., Keyport. •LAYER PIANO-Edlson Phonoirxph. DITbyl 222-1645 rder. deliver and collect. Work for rlectrJc stove, greeting card cases, two PERIENCED BEAUTOCIAJI — Pull atlonal firm. No experience necessary. I8IBTANT TO MAINTENANCE MAN lookcajses, large chair. 747-3168. 1»5» VIHDAUE — 48*10. J2.J00. In part lime. Call for Interview at ust be neat, have car and phone. Call Haziet area. cent's Beauty Salon, 747-3S2O. 1 7(7-9(49 or 787-3298. r>6e-2400. 9 to 4. OVING OUT 0F~STATE -t E"U4- EXPERIENCED OFFICE MANAGER— urnover. 30-31 July. 169 sta«ftjr pi., 19S3 MAWJETTE - Mobile home, ]0iS5 ur week, all benefits. Apply in per- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — letown • •f Bhop Rite of Mlddletown, 1200 xperienced. Full time. Apply in Apply: Majtln Rubber Co., Long Only "^- COUNT H BRADLEY" wltli Ezpando. Qood condition, Call srson, Red Bank TSavo, Front and Branch Ave., Long: Branch, N.j, . 3S, 7B74443. >rlnK Sts. HERE IS WHAT WE DO 1B64 VIKDALE 10x65 — With eipando. M.ESMAN — To sell building ma- Ve buy ri^ht and w •«}] right.-YDU creahf rinds, jm erefit is gocd asd Tbe Ceatt Trasb Toaf Wall-to-Trall carpeting In living room irlals for larga oentral New Jersey HELP WANTED-Male - Female Bet Quality Merchandise— Free Delivery and master bedroom. Kitchen with DRESS MAKERS —Charge Accounts and terrific variety separate dining room, baUi and second imber and millwork compsny. Incen- BARB BMPLOYMENT AOEKCI fm will train you In factory prtxluc- basis. Reply to "A.O." Box Ull, the lines carry. Call UJ today. NO CASH NEEDED—CALL NOW bedroom, F*umis9)ed If desired. When A Bank. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders new was $8,000. Selling Cor best ofler. i of better dreseeB. Pleasant, full- 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 PROWN'S Call 78T-0476 after « p.m. ie, steady work. IOB 25-3J. Once ..in. _a lifeUmt_ jo. b ut leads to top management in small, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Broad Bt. Red Bank . 7*1-7/00 al company. Requirements', honest, Bvery order A applicant our speciality. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ATONTOWN DRESS MFG. liable, willing and able to ]e&rn. 23 White Bt. Shrewsbury - 747-34&i [Ice or administrative experience OPERATORS-WANTED — Apply In (More Classified Ad* WE PICK UP JUNK CARI1 — Uled PHONE 542-3555 [ptul. Reply In deall to "B.V." Box person, Bridge Sportswear, 247 Bridge On The Next Page) parts for sale. 7VlRbrook Auto Wreck- , Red Bank. Ave., Red Bank. Ing. Call 74,7-0252 or 542-2235. UR&E3 AIDES ~ 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. &d 11 p.m. to T a.m. Five-day week. USKD CARS — Station wagons hoHdAya. Apply In person. Brook' plck-UPB, J DWYER. OALL .la Nursing Home, Hazlet. Low Weekly rajmenu 671-B844 '63 CBKYUOLET _J MAiE STOCK AND SA1 sarnie Impala, Loaded ImpaJa 4 Dr. SUtloa .nted, Liquidators. wojon Pull Power BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 741-5019. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Super Bport Convertible, Un nwviiin.inn artDJJ TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I, Pull Power Oood condition. Call after weekly? Earn tT-fi per Ormntry Sedan 4 X>r. •W COWT7T 110.30 Ml-0322 helpful. Phone 222-6799. Station Wagon Loaded Vm*gM* 4 Dr. Wngrvn, PART—iTIME SALES — Women IB to •«5 MOSMNG Pull Power Uon trailer. VA h.p. Sea. Gull motor 65. Any flexible hours. Service your *6S CUEVEOLET _$9.« $650. i9 Naveslnk Dr.. Monmouth Immediate neighborhood, or near by Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment Painting and Decorating Bel Alre 4 Dr. BtAtlon Beach. Oa.ll 229-3283 territory on home routs service, Over "«4 FALCON I1LM Wagon, Pnll Power Low Weekly Payments Low Weekly Fa-ynenli 400 household, chemical and coim«Uc ASDINO MACHINES — Typewriters Tickets available for latest Broad- Putura 4 speed •6*1 OLDBMOBILE JI.M T» BUICE »« MARlNfi BUPPUKS products as Fuller Brush lady. Aver- sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's, 101 way Shows and Malor Sporu SJventi, SLATE * BRYER "98" Hardtop. Fsctonr Everything for Urn Boatman. New Jer-age 12-60 per hour commission. Areas Uonmouth St. Red Bank. 747-MI5. ITS Monmouth St., Ked Bank. Painting and Decorating '61 COMET ».70 Imptila Hardtop, ZJB aobre. Poll Power •ey'j largest marine iupp,y houn. available Keyport to Highlands along Fully Insured 741-4336 T87-0318 Deluxe, 4 Dr. Sedan Air Conditioned, V-5 Stick Pun Power •M CHEVKOLKT _13 40 Evlnrude Sales and Servict shore. Call 711-4760 durlni day. 257- Free Estimate -«4 UUEVUOLET f""> »G3 BO1CK *\0& 4 Dr. OUtlon Wefon, THE BOATMAN'S BHOP ihM after 7 p.m. Asphalt Paving General Contractors CARL B. JONES — Painting Md Bel Alre Sedan, Loaded Le Sabre Hardtop, lTEUrCT V Standard TrAnamlsaloii 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank wallpapering. Fully Injured. For free '64 T M Fall Power •MJKIP MM (Open Sundayi and holidaya, B ft.rn. LAB TECHNICIAN miJ- ASPHALT PAVJNO INC. L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, lid- animate, call 747-3011. Sedan, PaH Power 4 Wheel Drlie, Like Hew to l p.m.) urultmi, HdltlOEi, rarafia. call 291- •US CADItLAC »1R.«« •51IMFEIUAL __»».4S Immediate opening for eonacltntloui Blacktop driveways and parkins loti. 1TS& or 741-7330. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME OR OF- •«4 CnEVllOI.ET _J11.CO Convertible, Pactory Air •» CADILLAC IS7C Individual to work In our analytical Call for tret estimate 223-8261. FICE with a fresh coal of paint or CmrerUble, Pull Pow« Fleetwood, FuH Power CHRIS CRAFT CONNIE "58 Xmpala Hardtop, Conditioned Pull Power Mint condition. Fully equipped with lab on sample ttmlyala. Must have Home Improvements smartly styled wallpaper. Complete Full Power '«2 CHEVROLET _?8.W Vt BUICK Ittl every conceivable eitra. Two-175'r som* chemistry background, college or Auto Body Repair renovations, Interiors ana exteriors. •«4B»ICK Ht-M Bel Alre Sedan '6SV0UU. Hardtop, Pull Power Completely rebuilt. Muit lell. Call 281- high school or equivalent experience. Spray or brush. For Iree estimate Attractive and liberal benefits. Includ- HOME OWNERS—Contractor, altera- oil DARKI. 264,6143. Member of Le Sabre. Pull Power '«CHEVROLET _»&.«« TT7 IMPEKIAl IIM 2317 or 531-0114. HXPICRT PAmrma mm body re. tfonf, addiUont, painting;, masonry. A.I.D. Serving all New Jersey, Kooza Hardtop, $1699 POE Hardtop, PaD Power ing caah bonus and proht-sharlng plan. pair. Moderate prleei. McCARUi? Small jobs too. 591-OTU. CARRY CKAFT SAVAGE Chevrolet, Atlantic Hlstll>nJs. :91-O30K Pull Power Imnedlste DeUrear VI CHETSOLrr _I£M Boat Tracer* Call or write '65 CADilUCS *62 BDICK JlO.Jfl 158 Vl Front St, 264-0430 Keyport alinliUJS Jtt)count* Bky Lark Hardtop, •«1 OLnSHOBILE _»7.» Bel Alre Hardtop, Insurance Plumbing & Heating mmedimte Velivtrr Pull Power ' "W 4 l>r. Station POU Power SAILBOAT AND BAILBOARD RENTALS INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS Auto. Transmission PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom Waiton Pmll Power 'a novae ti.M CLEARANCE — Used laJUxjats and ABILITY—SERVICE — Dependability BUinK fll.M outboard boats. New L8-13, 8ea Qull and & FRAGRANCES when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, remodeling. Elcctra 225, Bedan Sedan. Full Power or otber lines of insurance through iTOSTiAO - fll^O "81CHEVE0I.ET _J4«> Sea Snark Ballbo^tB. 800 Hose Lane 2(1-4500 Union Beach Cfttallna, Hardtop, Pull Power Bel Alre. 5 Dr. Hardtop, p Plan fof MONMOUTH MARINA ARMffTRONO AGENCY. 74H5OO. CORRISAN'S t Pfll Power '« CADILLAC J1S.20 Pull Power IS ,/eit Bt.. Monmoulh Beach. 222-3102 SECRETARY — Experience required. 121 Oahland St. Bed Bank 74T;27OJ Hardtop, Paetory Air Servicemen — Salary commensurate with ability, Moving and Storage Conditioned, PaH Power iTienaTSLER __J«» 1961 JOHNSON ELECTRIC 28 h.p. Oalai;le Hardtop, Mow Take ¥mr Rod Bank area. Call 222-7700. Roofing, Siding and Insulation •62 FORD I5.S0 Hew Torker conwrtlblc. 43ar OTerseu motor, and 13>y M.F.G. Flberjlas run- UQHT HAUUNO - Furnishing!„ , Econolino V&n, Pun Power about with conbroln and cover. Will SALESWOMEN — HEAL ESTATE Flaaneed seJI motor or boat. First S263 for each. Experience preferred, but not a must. refrigerators. Fragile Items. Will naaui l OLSEN CO. INC. Rooflni, St *M CHEVltEOLET — tUO Pall? Equipped Anywhere 111 anywhere,. Call 512-1403. insulation Installed and Super Snort Conrftrtibte, •S3 PLYMOUTH M40 _ Call alter 5:30, Ul-3«78. We will train you. If you're sincere. the World. Excellent commio&long result In size- for 10 years. 775-0705, 2«1^ ^f.Q Power Pury Hardtop, Sarmtoffa Sedan, IN Rill Power Full Power 8' PRAM •— Vh h.p. Elgin motor. able Income. For private Interview, call Nursing Home ™ O — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and 64BUICH! $M.« OBE _ Excellent condition. $100. Call THE WHALE AGENCX", Rt 35, Holm- Alcos. Work guaranteed. Plectra !I35 Convertible, •63 CHEVROLET __tS4» •0» LINCOLN |Ut 7««Sll del. 671-2800. • HOLMDEL NUBBINS Ho KB _ Ac- Pt(U Power Bel Aire 4 Dr. Station Premier Hardton. 9 Hardtop, FREE TOWINO credited for sklllid nursing home Wapon PnU Power PnB Powot 22' CHIUB CRAFT - SSOO. Enpne 193 E. Newman Sprtnia nd., care. Hwy. 3«, HolmdeL WHJO0. PROWN'S *64 PONT [AC man TM11 Power H*i Bank 8«.?M0 BonnevlllB Cunreruble, •flST-BlBD $840 "«PONTUC «J—I •63 PLYMOUTII _J1.4« ne^de repair. Berth 8, KEANBBuilG CASHIER WANTED 33 Broad St. Rti Bank M1-TS0O Pull Power Landau Hardtop, Bohnerllle Hardtop. Bdredere Hardtop, MARINA, 787-6(611. Experience neceaaary In sale of the- Nursery Stock PoD Power Full Power POD Poweff 1M2 JOHfJSON — Three h.p. motor. ater ticket*. Evenlnga and all day Rugs Cleaned-Shampooed •03 PONTltAO $lt» *ti2 OJiDSMOOILK *WOM)SHOBIU! tLM Excellent condition. Bnturday and Sunday. Paid vacation Auto and Track Rental AMERICAN HOLLY — Named, fl.29 Grand Prix Hardtop, *^88™ ConvertlbCtlbl "88" Hardtop. Wnxj, Hardtop, 7<; ?lui other benefits. Apply In pirion, AVIS Rent K new car or truck. Z/m a pot HOUdDEL NURSERIES, TEQ] Power Pull Power Poll Power Pull Pewen Community Theater, Eatontrnm, Newman Springs Rd., Holmdtl. FLOORB CLEANED WAXBD - fi ~i' THOMPSON, 35 h.I>. JCvlnrudi elec ralei Maple Ave., Red Bank. 7(7- yom Bom« or oinca. Call 2M-JBI fJJ trie. Fully equipped. O-reat condition, WAITRESSES — Experienced only. 0M«. 77<-B21l. Dally Ta.ro.-10 p.m. appointment Work Insured. aacrltlce nt (460. 717-3588. Apply in person. Martini'. Diner, Hwy. Odd Jobs 36, K»a.nBbm-t. WINDMILL SAILBOAT No. 8M; Building Contractor MASOJfRY — Patloj, IMPS, «Id«walk<, Tel. Angering Service racing finish, dacron lalls, trailer. Ham- BECRBTAllY — Mature, Writs itajln* ,HOUBB FAINTINa, carpentry. Rea- man tartll. »7». Call 7(7-2518. a(e, and sirerience. A.J." Box ill, BTJILDKR — New homes, room ad* •onaDIa Rules. 747-1M2 or 8llO370. Ren Bank. dttlont, baiement and attic Idomi, LET US BE your secretary. No naed SACRIFICE 1~- Boat manufacturer. kitchen*, carake, repair! and altera* Painting and Decorating UquldaLIn; affl equlpmeni, material! and tlonn. Herbert BUenrauclL M1-8M1. •tock. Eleven 16' mahogany plywood HAIRDRESSER L. H. BILL — Palmer Interior and outboard huita (no dectcdng ot llttinffs), Bxperlencsd. Five-day* week. Closed exterior. No Jobs too larse or too mahoffany plywood 15-lfl and 13 ply In Mondays. Vlnmer Hair Stylist, Little mall. Very rtasonable. Call 220-1383. Wet Watch Repair lentlhs of 5rl7 tnd BxT> littlnifi, mold- Silver, N.J. 7tl-7JJ». . Diamonds Bought or Restyled Inc, steering wheels, windihleldt, paint, INTEiUOF. AND EXTERIOR paint- Immediate, expert attention about 100 ffrosi brass aorevni, etc. ELDERLY WOMAN — Unattached, to Let UB buy tha dlanondi. you don't ing. Alao decorating. Our prices are watches dunked In tub, pool or•> N Any reasonable offer' for all or part live in and care (or young child of wear or Ut ua r.estyi« them for .you ch«amr Uian theln. Call SUck Paint- worldnf molhar In exenaarge for Mod pancoalty. RtngilUtM, 3t Broad Bt ing Co. for fr« iltlmata, 7J14KB. ?g. _",*'"'•' repaired, toojii) wit be acceptable, OaU M2-387B. hom« tnd amall allowance. S71-3STI. •aiBa1, at Broad st., n«(«fi FQtSAJJS FOR SALE APARTMENT* APAJrtMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR 8AXJS REAL ESTATE WANTED THE DAILY REGISTER RBAX JESTXTtl y, July 28, 1965—27 TRY 3 AND SEE Hocasuto J13.400 CHARMING Wi**t VVJ Havt ^PECIAL TERMS* th* t4vfcol*.g** ot aluminum HUrrm FHA APPROVED CARRIAGE HOUSE tot Ktan eomblniuon witAmn. I t LUXURIOUS APARTMENT WioW Vou V/tat (U.tt OnrrALLBil. QuU< t Wl GREEN GROVE Apprtntloafctcly 300 It. fruru th« K«.v«- Call • ••-LEGAL LIVING WITH Custom Home >ink River to dock your boat and till .WAUCIR* WALKIR. lUaltot* PROWN'S Ik the lettSnf at Ui1« unusual buy. _J1 Btoad Bt Shrewibury 741-i21S • World W.r II V.tt PRIVATE MARINA! - GARDENS Dfcorated In excellent taste. Center 206 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 671-3311 31 Broad Bt. Red Bank T41-750 PRIVAtE BEACH! SrurUlnc five-room nncrii nettled 1 null, living room with fireplace, dining NOTICE •'*• Kenan W.r V.H among trees on a fully landscaped loot room, three bedrooms, two full baths, LISTINGS NEEDED! We have clients 4-232 * RCA OAB DRYER — One year ok 100 lot. Formal rilninp room, modern Llbrary-den. Completely equipped mod- anxious to iftttie in (hit. vicinity. Please • 5»rvic«m»n and Ex-Sarvictmtn Orttlnal price US8, Sell [or 00. 14) CABANA CLUB! $95 UP kitchen. Taxes only 1217 per year. Tool ern kitchen. Attached1 workshop and call us If your property Is lor rent or SHERIFF'S SALE l&S. PRIVATE TERRACE! • shed In rear of property. Vets, n( garage. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Many saJp. BROOK AGENCY, Banfc Building, SUPERIOR CODIiT OF NEW JERfeKY FRIGIDAIRK — Double-oven electrl SWIM CLUB ran TENANTS down; non-Vets, $450. —.Iran. Call now for appointment. $40, Atlantic Highlands. 29M717. CHANCKHV DIVISION range, (60. 0. MONMOUTH COUNTY -.. OUR BUYER OUTDID 4 AND 5 ROOMS JTtEE HEAT, COOKINO CAB, HOT Dockrt No. F 32B84I 291-1132. WATER AND AIR CONpITIONINa LAWLEY AGENCY -LEGAL NOTICE The Bowery Eavlnsa Bank, m Bav- BROWSE SILVERT'S FURNITURE (1*2 BEDROOMK FROM The Berg Agency Ings Bank or the Slate of NEW Yorlc, HIMSELFI ODD 'N END WAREHOUSE TV. and phone, outlet*, 12 eu. ft re- Realtor Established 1932 Plaintirr vs: Joseph Nicholas IUfltaino,. 'Kllng'-' Solid mahogany Blz-plece bei frigerator, parking and walk-in storage Realtor-Insurers Jr,, and Corrlne Ristaino. bis wife, ' " , ' Introducing th» room-dresser, mirror, chest-on-chesi $135 MO. [acuities. Spacious rooms, largt closets, Mlddletown 67MO00 Defendants pineapple poster bed, cominode, heact Included, Indiv id ually-cont rolled heal walk to •hopDlnt plan, buiea. schools. Daily 9-9, Saturday-Sunday 10-7 741-6262 , By virtue of » writ ot execution in "traded from flneit home". Was S5C anl *tr conditioning. FeaturlnR Faah- SHEItHI'S SALE tlie above stated action lo me direct- . , "CAPRI" •hen new . . . now S1B8. ion bafts 11H b&th> with buH-in- DIRECTIONS: Garden State Exit It HOLMPEL VILLAGES BANK REPOSSESSION SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY ed, I shEUl expose lor sale at public v*nlty In 2 bedroom apU.) , . , teen- to 38, east on 3$ lo Airport Shopping "AU rtEVOIR" A chance ot a llfptlms for you to y rii%Nri:uv mvisiux vrntiup, jit the Court IIouss In the K" long "Kroeltler" Dsnl»h arm bl age recreation room..* » . adult party Plaza, turn . left.. then two blocki to Means COOD BUY — Executive' two-year old, three-bedroom split, MONMOUTH COUNTY Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- 3 Complete Roomi of sofa, "out only nine months" . . room. model apartment. From 35. (J. hi. dream available by transfer. MeUculou recreation room, pa rag*, a very oholc Docket No, f-^3Q-«t mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the excellent . . . {39. Fields) to Hazlet Ave., turn left on design offers COLONIAL charm with location, city sewerfl, two blocks to bus THE HONMOUTII COUNTV NA- 16th day of AiiKust, 1965, at 2 o'clock, Brand New Furniture Middle Rd., straight ahead.-254-18H. modern cnnvenlence In tills elghl-room Bank will sell directly 10 you at re- TIONAL BANK, n National Banking P. M. Prevailing Time. 3S" wide 18fh century "Ilka new" mi home, (four bedroom*. 2'^ baths duced price or $17,600 on eany termi Association OreanizH under the Bank* ALL that tract or parcel of land, hogany china cabinet . . . 169. HAMILTONIAN THREE ROOMS—Furnished. All utili- Situated on over one acre of low ta Very low down payment. lnK iJiwa ol tup (initrd Slates, Plain- situate, lying and being in tlie Town- ties. Also [arage. Halt Mock to Ft property. 'KJ12.48 per year). Asltln tiff va: FRANCIS J. PEl/), JR., and ^ilp ot Raritan, In the County of $277 SILVERrB WAREHOUSE, Freehold, Monmoutii and Red Bank bus. Call r only £5,0oo. BEACH AGENCY MAROARKT PKI.O, Monmouth, In the Slate o( New Jer- <62-4!K». Open 10 to S dall: AT MONMOUTH tur 7 p.m., T41-WT7. BROKER MEDICAL CRBIUTS CREDIT BUREAU sey: MATTRESSES — Extra llrra poslui oH Ocean Ave., Monmouth Beach THREE BEDROOMS — Living room, STERLING THOMPSON UOfl Rt, 35 Mlddletown, N. J, OF CENTRAL N'. J,, INC., a Corpora' BJCIiNO known and designated aa Lot (V|>iu( Living Room Suit* wit type. Were I19.SS. This week only £29.9! DIRECTIONS: East on Rumson Rd reoreaUon room. 1<& b&ths, 60x100 lot. & ASSOCIATES—REALTORS pally to 8 p:m. Sat. & Sun. to 8 p.m. tinn, Defendants. 12 In Rltick A, an shown Rnd laid All sizes. Irwln's, 27 Monmouth St (county Koute 620) to Ocean Ave., Set Carport, $125 monthly. Immediate oc- MAT A WAN By v*rlue of a writ of eiecutlon in down on map entitled: "Subdivision , tablet, lampi, rugi, efe. Bright: rlgit (iouth) to Park Rd., cupancy. EDWIN S. STARK, 284-0333, Mlddlctown, N. J. 201-747- the above slatt-d action to me dlreot- Plat, Woodland Pax*. Section Seven, Red Bank. ;<7-O0U. Monmouth Beach; right to Hamlltonlan IF YOU WANT TUK BEST 1. I shR.11 expose for SHIP at pub- Township of Raritan. Monmouth Court* ~ Monmouth apartment. KJJD BANK — Bremen and Madison And you need three bedrooms, tw lic veitdue, at the Court House In the ty, New Jersey. April 1958" filed in CLOSET RODS Ave.. IP»CICKII out and two-btdroom RUMSON COLONIAL hattis. we have a STRATHMOKE 0 9 piece Modtrn Btdroom Group Borough i>f Freehold, County of Mon the Office of Uie Clerk of llonmouth Replace those wood cloflel pales wi garden apartment, starting at $110. Ap- RUSH-RUN— RANCH BR, for you, complete with mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the County on July 1, X95S as Map No, with lampi, rugs, pillewi sturdy EXPANDABLE metal ones. 1 Phone: 222-8120 ply apt 24. Molly Pitcher Village Court Immaculate, almost new Uiree maatei brand new, waiher-dryer, refrigerator, 16m day of Aiigui-:!, 1%5, at 2 o'clock. 66-15. to 30". $1.36. 30 to 48", J1.79, 48" or call Mr. Sam Lomazzo, 741-9115. sUett bedi'oom home on treesliaded stove, and central air conditioning. P, M. Prevailing Time, Bfli ng commonly known and desig- O 5 pi«c«. wrought iron DinitU 72", »2.32, 72" to 99", 13,30. lot. Close to schools. Hare bargain Ir 200" from Newark or New York bus Al! that certain M. tract, or r>a nated as No. 3 Hemlock Street, Hax- RED BANK-8utton Park Apartmenu. any community, "Dreariiy" 20'. kltulifn linen. Asking $19,9(H.. of land arwl premises, herptnufler ] let, New Jersey. RED BANK LUMBER Branch Avenue. 1 t 3« room apart- COMMERCIAL RENTALS 1*K16' dining room; fireplace In living ticularly dpsoribrd, ritualc, lyinc The approximate amount of the iudg- INCLUDING Comer Rtarl and Wall Sts., Red BanK ment. Rent Include* all utilities except room; enclosed porcU; aim paneled STERLING THOMPSON btitig In the Township of Middlet< icnt t > he satlfififrl hy said sale is 7415500 electricity. Call superintendent, 747-2885. IF rOU ARE INTERESTED—In a recreation room. Excellent value o(ft?r> & ASSOCIATES—REALTORS In the County ol ilonnuoulh anil State the aum or $16,500.00 to tether with the *• A F«mity 1IH1 rooms unfurnished, five-room ofdna. MANtfjjACTURlKO P1JVNT — Ground Mldillctown. A-l contlltlon. Call today. lock numbered H on said map. SHERIFFS SALE YOU ARE RIGHT 741.2329. floor, containing 6.000 sq. ft for lease, ° STERLING THOMPSON This horn- won't In lit THE KTRWAM BGIQE ' comipnnly known and drsig light - manufaclurln«. Immadlate poi< CO.. REALTORS. 160 Hwy. 36, W. _ Ued us No 63 Applegate Street, PUv- iUI'KKIOK COURT OF NEW JERSEY -flELD FURNITURE CO. We have ths lowest prices on palni NEWLY DECORATED — Three room session. 747-1100. &. ASSOCIATES—REALTORS Keanitburg, 787-6GOO. er Plaza, Township of Middle town, CHANCERY DIVISION Cook * Dunn's Rainbow Latex P.V.* apartment. 36 Mornlnfilde Ave. New Jersey. MONMOLTH CllfNTY 7-11 E. FRONT STREET Paint, sz.98 gal. white, choice ol l.txx Keaitsburg 25.000 SQ. FT. iilQHT caanufaoturiRS Mlddletown, N. J. 201-747- lofta toe lease Can be leased i e pa rate- ELEGANT Tlie approximate araoant of the Judp- Vorkrl No. V 2333-64 colors. 53.98 gal. W« deliver. CaU ui NEW LUXURY 2% ROOM APART- 17, containing about 3500 no. (L per BRAND NEW! and not expersive. Coine see this merit to bo satisfied tiy said sale is New York Sa.sh ami Dr>or Co., Inc., KEYPORT, N. J. MENT — Fully air conditioned, near charmlnK four-bed room home, freshly the lum of |9,non.OG together wiUa the a corporation of New Jersey, Plain- PROWN'S all transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Bed floor. 747-1100. . COLONIAL RANCH decorated Inside and out Formal beam OO3ta of this sulr. tiff vs; Pet'm.ir Builders, Inc., a. cor- . • FREE DELIVERY 33 Broad SL K«d Bank ' JU-750 ~ nk. Call 741-1063 or 747-53O0. FAIR HAVEN -- Ofdco space in new eii dining room, brick Mrepliioe. I»t Dated July ft, ]96S poration of Now Jersey, e-t its., De- Oolonlai building. Air conditioned. Law- Tliree-bedroom, li£-bath home. Living ' mtar.ts WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New room, dining room, science hltrli^n, atmosphere. It enn bm y>urs if you cull JOSEPH A. SHAtTO, Sheriff. AND BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES — An yers, dentlau desirable. Maffeo Agency. today. A. KJtiilJ MAFFEO AGENCY, Kuvogrod & flugarman, Attys, By virtue or a writ ol execution In standard makes repaired and trade-4: three-room furnished garden apart- 741-9333. tillty room, RttacJicrt garagp. Ben July 21, 2fl, Aiifi. 4. 11 547.81 tlie Rbovo stfitfd action to mn dir#ct- FREE STORAGE shop. Open all year. Spencer R. Lutz ments. Patios, air conditioning and TV. terms available. Non-development, Realtors, 569 River Rd., Fair Haven. ed, I shall expose for eaJe at public 121 Poole Ave,, Union Beach, Phon Weekly or monthly rates. NAUX'XLUS OFFICE —"IDEAL FOR ONE MAN — Builder's Kicrlftce SIR.500. The Me 741-93.1.1. vend ue. at ihe Court Hmiae in the 2S4B952, APARTMENTS. " Dial 812-0506. Operation, one mile north Red Bank GOWAN AGENCY, Rraltnra. 2M New- NOTICE riorouch of Freehold, County ot Mon- FOR APPOINTMENT on^Hwy 35, parking space, sign apace! man Springs lid., KeiJ Hank. 747-3DfK). MODERN FIVE ROOM apartment, two PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED 4 174 •nouth. Now Jerfiry, (in Monday the WHITB HOTPOIOT BEfRlQERATO; Call 747-4365 for nppolntment. fur tlila comfort;, hie five-room Rei SIIKHHI'S SAI.K !>ih day of Atigust; KHi.'., at 2 o'clock. ';' '. CALL Good condition. J20 L.C. smmi typi bpdrooms, $100 per month plus utilities. J writer lie. 7 McLaren St., Red Ban Hwy. M. Port Monmouth. 545-M3B or BEAUTIFUL BtVOKD ST. — Air con Threp-tipiiroom Colonial on lov«ly land' Bunk biinRnlow, with nice yard am SUPEKIOK C(H'KT ttV .NKW JERSKV P. M. Prrvaillnp Tlme. '" 244-1020 254-0739. dltlonect office. 1,000 sq. ft to youx icajied lot, two full lialhs, basement, garage. To settle estate. $10,000. CHAM'KRV IMVISION PltUiMlKUS ultuaic. lying and being --der. Red Bank. 747-6305. icparate enrage, Ilreplace, In excellen .MON.MUUT1I CfUJN'I'V hn T»wnt frit I tied "Map o[ \»ESTINOHOUS?i — 10,000 BTU; all ELECTRIC LUXURY Brokers By virtue of a writ of execution in Lincoln Park, MlddlcLown TownaHip, Open Monday 1 Friday? to f p.m oondJtioner, Uiree years .old. Well-kepi the abovd stated action to me direct- Mfinrriolitli Courtly, N. .!., March VJbfi" «25 or best otter. H1-0JM, HOUSES FOR RENT 22115 Hwy. 0 Lakcwood 2M-3OB BELFORD ed, I shall expose for sale at public 'lilch map wafl filed In the Mon« Tuei., Wad. i Thuri. 9 to 4 p.m. CANNON POINT RED BANK-HUMSON ana mile Executive ranch. Immaculate three-bed- vendue at the Court House in the iTinuth County Clerk's orflce on Febru- MONMOUTH BEACH argued. Complete listings. Homes, room home In A-l area. Completely Borough of Freehold, County of Moi> iiry 3(1. i960 In Case No, MM. Saturday 9 to & p.m. NO CHARGE VILLAGE 10 Club Circle. Thres-taednKim home, rarms, buslnesaes. ' Member fnultlple finished basement, tftrge patio, fenced- mouth, New Jc-rssy, on Monday Die Property located us follows: Lot N'O. for estimating the replacement.of you l'A bath, Kara.ge, front, rear porch. llBtinj service. Large prlvatd parking In rear yard, beautifully landscaped Blh day of August, IMS, at 3 o'cloch. 5-E 2-6875. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor llwy. 36, Keansliurg. 7B7-6W0. tltuate, lying and being In Ui% Town- v> K< ny Drive, Middletown, New PROWN'S "Our 47lh year" •hip of Mlddletown, in the County ol Irol, CUD 741-3633 alter «:30. ONE & TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISHED — Immetflatfl occu- KOUR-BEDROOM. older home plus rear Xt Brood St. Red Bank 741-7.M1 pancy, five-room Oape Cod with three fHB Hwy, 35 ahrewehury T41-8GOC Moamoutii, la the State of New Jer li« flpprotlmale amount of the judg- FOR TAKINO — B1 WldlKl link, hunRalow for income, 111,000. Call now Bey: ment to tin satisfied by said »]• la LADIES' DRESSES — Other article! APARTMENTS bedroame, tiled batii, full basement, to sco this buy. ctric slove. galore. Men's, children's cloUllns, 35c U30 a month. LeaSe required. Call COLTS NECK Bounded and described as follows: Rum or $19,000.00 together with the 223-8243 up. Best • condition. 462-1231. BLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, BEOINNINO aL tho corner formed coat* of this fale. $97 NEW HQME3 — $25,000 UP THE CURTIN AGENCY by tha Intersection o' the southerly Dntcd June 21, 19*15 TRMMENUOUS SAVINO8 -i On «JI FOR THE FINEST — In all types - Realtor, &55 Prospect Ave., Little Stl- J. D, ROCHE, Realtor Realtors lyne doors and windows, Oall B6A-BO8O. Flameleu electric heating and oooklnj, ver. 741-4500. side line of Port Monmouth Rond (for- JOSEPH A. SHAPTO, BheUff. Fence: chain link, colored vinyl, stoc] plenty ot off itreet parki Long Bridge ltd, Colts Neok P1C-49M LEONARDO 201-1800 merly Share Road) and the southeast- Gurtnmn & Schomer, Attya. Alter o p.m 2M-1871 ade, split rail, etc., call LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, tree Multiple Lintlng Service erly side lint or Shoreland Terrace and July 14, 21, 28, Au&\ 4 llcd seven-room ranch, four bed- INCOME; RJVKRPRONT — Thres hous- me nee K spacious five year old erly side line of Shoreland Terraa COrONIAI, 8AV1N«S AND LOAN immediate cash for anything and every- GOING OUT OF BUSINESS bedroom apartment. Entire third floor 119,900, Will make considerable sacri North 15 degrees 15 minutes East 70.00 AKSOOIATIflN OF KOSEIXE PARK, thing. Ruacil'fl. 25 JCtut Front St., 741 lice for quick sate. Only 5 jier cen home. Top condition throughout. Cen- feet to the southerly aide line of Port References required. 747-4053. ^STERLING THOMPSON ter hall, living room, dining room, N. J., A Corporation ol New J • 1663;-;- •-.-•• SHOES, down required. Immedlnte occupancy. Monmouth Road (formerly Shore Road) RED BANK — Three rooms, bath, AND ASSOCIATES-RKALTORS large modern kitchen, beautiful 18*23' rinintirr DrtM IMP FSRNICOUV Women's ana children's, narrows an CaJl 222-5573 (or appointment. the point of BEGINNING, AND ANN FEKMCOLA, hlK wife.. LESTER GRAND PIANO — Movln« wide.. I.0D to »?.«>. pints, heels, an unfurnished. Plrat floor. All utilities, MIDDLKTOWN, N. J. 2O1-747-560O family room, fireplace, den, three bed- This is a purchase money mort- causes sacrifice s&le of plaho at J300 wedges, points and round toes. Men' Neaj- transportation, shopping. Call 741 FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT — VA ba rooms, 2tt baths, basement. iwo-caJ anil SAMUEL AltltAMS, UMemlanln flolovox box attachment. Miscella- RANCH HOME—Threc bedrooms, din- wal!-td-wnll carpeting. A-liiinlnnm Iront. attached garape. Asklnp 530,075. RUS- gage given to Been re a part of trio pur- By virtue of a writ of execution In shoes, XI.90.' ing room. Excellent location. *185 per Newly decorated. In Mlddletown. 671 chose price paid for the premises tlio iilwe stated action to me direct- neous household Items also available, 42 Church St. ' Keiniburg, TJ. J BELL M BOntJS REALTORS. 600 above described. en-2116. Across from Boro Hall. • GENTLEMAN wishes to shale three- month. BCHANCK AGENCY, Kealtor, 9171. River Rrl.'. Fair Haven. 747-4M2. Mem- ed, i siiRji expose for nale at public room apartment. Plenty of closets. Bed S Llnilen PI., Red Bank. 747JI397. ber Multiple Listing Service. Belnfc and Intended to ha tlie same venriiie, at tha Court House In tho DINING ROOM — -Drexel. Baaque Bank, $60 month.* 44IMO12.' SAFETY FOR CHILDREN AT PLAY— property conveyed this date by deed Borough of Freehold, County ot Mon- Provincial. So4id cherry, pecan finish, AVAILABLE AUG. 1 — Attractive ao\r- Dead-end street. Three hedroom ranch. BELFORD — Nine-room older home. from A-lbert G. Then and Jean C. mouth, NPW Jersey, on Monday the ct condition.-Avkdng S400. 747-14*2, MACrllNERV FQR SALE MODERN FOUR LARGE ROOMS — en-room famished home. Near Red Large living room, dining area, mod Available Aug. 1. 5115 monthly, plu Then, husband and wife, to Donald 91h day of August, 1D65. at 2 o'clock, Big fenccd-Ln yard. Near school and Bank. BultaWe tor couple. 741-4773. era kitct.cn. ucreened-ln porch, gamp' Bailey and Carol BatJey. husband and all transportation. Reasonable rent. Ref- security. For sato al $9,500. Call 566 P. M, PrevaHlnR Time. 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. TRUCK SOALE FOR SALE — How COTE liTTLE" CAPE—Near beach and room, rull basement, attached garage, wife, and to b? recorded simultaneous- ALL that tract or parcel of land Scale Co., 15 ton .plattorrrtaoele; 22'xD' erences required. 787-1962. fenccd-ln yajd. Waiklnj dlatanca to ooso. ly with that deed. Too early to'wake up. Bring your win- schools. Available August 19. 48 Lincoln OWNER. SAYS "SELL" thla four-befl- iind premises hftrelntutter particularly dow shade rollers In. Let us put white wood deck, first olaes condition rhor HIOHLANDS — Four rooms, J80 per Ave., Kearaburg. Area Code 516 724- schools and transportation', only $18,500. TOGETHER with all and fiingulJ described, situate, lying and being In fuller Construction Company. 747-244 month All utilities. See it today. ROLSTON WATERBURY. room, two bath, split ICVP'. for J20.000, the tenement*, hereri lUments and ap- •Hades on them, that will keep out sir 1879. Realtors, 16 W, Front St., Red Bank Imagine! Living room, dining room, the TownrJiip of Middietown, County the early morning light $1.69 and up. 872-1831. ' . '. kitchen, patio. reHnr with ouulde civ purtenances thereunto nelonglng or In >t llonmouth and State of New Jer- TWO-BEDROOM' ^' UviTvg room, kitch. 747-5500. anywise appertaining, and Uie rever- ;ey: PROWN'S MERCHANDISE WANTED NEW FOUR AND FIVE ROOM en, bath, enclosed |w>rch. Centrally lo trance and gameroom attaclied ga- slon or reversions, remainder and re- APARTMENTS. HEAT AND HOT cated. JS5 a month. THE BERQ rage, partially fenced ]25xlB4 yard Bj KNOWN wid designated oo Lot 24, 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 appointment only. Call today. ROLSTOW mainders, rents, lasues and profits Block B, as shown and lalri down on ACT N0W1 Top dollar paid for elecu WATER INCLUDED. REASONABLE. AGENCY Realtor. Rt. 35. MJdrtletown. thereof, AND AI*SO all the estate Map entitled "M;»p ot Bection One, KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — and all pre-1940 trains,and toy catalog) 787-7523 671-1000. WHITE STUCCO HOUSE — With black WATEllBtlRY. Kenltors, 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. right, title, interest, property, poases Chfrry Trep Tftrracp, New Monmouth, ,1'ncttp seta and bar atooli. Mnnmouth 774-3710. 1 mon claim and demand whatsoever MlddMawn Township, Montnvouth Coun- Dinette. US Monmouth St., Red Bant BHREWSBURY TWP. J!>5 to 1175 Per Month shutters, two-car garage, Excellen as well In law aa in equity, ot the J CASH for old toy trains, trolley ca tHM BERO AQENCY ty, New Jersey, Scale 1"—100', Janu- and cast Iron toy* made before. 1IMI IU. 33 Mlddletoim condition. Near high ichool and down> Mortgagor, of, In and to the same, an< ary 3, 1P55 and filfid In the Mr>nmouiri . .UTiSKS, ADDU4Q macmnes. 741-1099 after & pra. every par,t and parcel thereof, with County Clerk's Office In Casa 44 Section nik«a.new or ussd. Guaranteed. STEPS FROM the appjrtcnnnCPR] and all fixtures nor No. 21 .i.>. fib. Serplco'a. 101 Monmouta APAJtTHENT. SEE — RsJrigerator WANTED' — •Woman • lo share home town Red Bank. Very renBonatBl or hereafter attached to or used I BEING also known as No. 127 Cher- 'vi-xt ?q thtatei-; HT-MSS. gooi -• condition. 'Kpaftineht sf«-,i Vlth widow, reasonable. Call connection with the premises herein rte- ry Tree Farm Road. with cabinet!. Call W--ft8«."'i'•••' : 787-1583 priced lor •• quick- sale, • must mov Immediate occupancy. OaJl now! Re sorlbed, and In addition thereto, but The approximate amount of the Judg- EVERYTHING^.. not In limitation of the foregoing, any CASH WE BUY CAS' • Private swim pool on property. WIDE 8EW;CT1ON OF RINTAld — «oon. PJeasa call 741-20D2 from 0:3C duccri to J22.90O. WALKER & WIALKKK ment to be aatlsfJed by said sal* la Furniture, appliances, houiewareA. AD3 • Shopping on and next to property. Furnished • and unfurnished. Immedi- Realtors. Mlildletown-Holmdel. Multiple household appliances next hereinafter thn sum of si^.ooo.oo together with HAMMOND Listings and Trade-lot. Send for catalog. described, which are, and shall he thing & Everything. 364-2552, • Bus and Train to Newark and N.Y.C. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER to 11:00 a.m. and 671-1404 from 2 tho costs of this sale. • FJne ichools AGENCY. Oceanport AVB., OceanporL 671-3311. deemed to be, fixtures and a part Dated June 23, 1965 WANTED — Sign machine and typi 5(2-3500. ol the realty, and arc a portion of JOSEPH A. SHAPTO, Sheriff. ORGAN Call p.m. to 8:30 p.m. LITTLE SILVER — Jmimedlate occu- the security for the Indebtedness here- Sleln, Strln and Hughes. Attys. 681-6746 after 8 p.m. OOBANPORT — Three-bedroom ranch. pancy. Three bedroom ranch. Prentice in mentioned. July 14, 21, 28, Aug. 4 142.32 OF ASBURY PARK 4 & 5 room from Btotffll refrlgeTalpr, lenceit bacli yard. location. Plot 325x375. Fully automatic "Being known and f.«?sisna(ed as Nc. OLD BOOKS WANTED — Large 1: Completely decorated Inside and out. 20x40 swim mine: pool. Call owner, 741- 338 Port Monmouth Road, Mlddletown LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO brarles or small collections: Qoorlprl RM per month. 631-5186 lor appoint- INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Three 0053 or 741-1676. ^WIYIN THE BHOHB ARDA. ra lor desirable material. 747-2M8. family dwoHing only two blocks from Township, N. J." NOTICE ment , MUST SELL — BUILDING LARGER The approximate amount of the judg- Broad St.' shopping area. Three apart- ment 16 be satisfied hy said sale is 4-m NEW AND USED $ 114 IN RTilD'BANK—Three-bedroom house, ments - 3- rooms and bath" each-pha HOME — Three-bedroom ranch Near the sum of $10,500,00 together with the SUKHH F'H BALK PETS AND LIVESTOCK including: Indlvidually-conlrollftd beat living room aunporch,'nice back yard,, three-car garage, fully rented. Nets Red Bank on dead-end atreet Fenced- costs of this sale. SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY ' Ui» our rental-purchase plan and air conditioning, hot water. modern kitchen. Recently decorated. $2300. after expenses. Price $21,500. Calf In. Inndaca-ped yard, J17.200. 741-7975, CHANCERY DIVISION ' ' for plinoi and organs. Near schools, shopping' and transporta- Mra. Heller. 747-3177 after.& p.m. yJter live p.m. Dated June 17, 1»65 POODLKS — AKC regljtored, home- tion. Phone 7U-Z0O0. JOSEPH A. SIIAPTO, Sheriff. AIONMOUTH COUNTY bred. Sire a show doe. Very reason- SPLIT LEVEL — Closo to BCiiOol LITTLE SILVER — Centrally air-con Channlls, Lynch & Maloney, Attys. Docket rn'o. F Z893-«4 From $12 per Month able. Before 6, WE 8-9131. Alter 5, HAMILTONIAN AT •AIR HAVEN — 248 Fair Haven Rd. shopping center, trains, biis slops. Liv- rfillonwl ranch In lovely location. Four July 14, 21, 28, Aug. * 583.72 First NnliontLl State Bank of New WE 8-2573, Open housing opportunity. Seven rooms, ing room, kltchpn, throe bpdrooms, 1J^ bedrooms, paneled den, 'heated aun Jersey, formorly known as The Na- ' Open dally til 9 p.m, Sat ttl 6 P.m. furnished. Half aore, trees, across from baths, large recreation room, study, porch, Bcrecncd patio, two-car garace. tional stiite Bank ot Newark, a na- Sept red beauty. Full/ powered. U.79&. POODLES — Miniature females, reg- SHREWSBURY lake. $500 now tO'AUK. 25. Oall 44D-365S garage, large 25"X(iO' driveway. Com- Many extras. Asking $38,500, RUSSELL NOTICE tional banking an»oclalion, PJalntlff \-e: Corner ot Main fit & Matt!son Ave. istered AKC. Reasonable. Call 787-J394 OFF SHREWSBURY AVB. before 10. a.m. or after 3 cm. pletely furnished Inolddinj: three, TV M. BOUUS REALTORS, 600 River IM., 4-184 Chl B. Edwardfl anti Idele Ed- )r 671-9SU. . . Fair Haven. 7474532. Member Multiple KHKIUFF'S RAI.E wards, his wife, et ills., Defendants SHREWSBURY TWP. • RAGING SEASON, summerjyearly and sets, will sell with or without furni- PR 5-9300 THR»E-M0NTH-0LD —Pedigreed ti ture.- For appolMment call 671-2360 Listing Service. SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY By virtue of a writ of execution in winter rei.talB.. ELUA JVILTBHIRE MJddJetown. . •. - CHANCERY DIVISION* tho above stated action to mo direct- male German SHepherd, silver coloret DIRECTIONS: Newman Sptings IW. to AGENCY, Realtors. Open seven days. NEW SHREWSBURY COLCSNIAL—Ex ed, I shrill expose for sale at public THE ATTIC — Buyj and nelll any 186 or best offer. 671-5321, Shrewsbury Ave.i left to Barker Avej; ceOlent condition Four hedrooma, three MONMOUTH COUNTY ' thins ot value. Entire household con- right 100 ft. then loft on Crawford St 4SD Ocean Ave.; Sea Bright. 842-0004. LITTLE SILVER CA.P.E COD — Con- Docket No. F-36S2-M venrJue, at the Court House In the 1 'tents purchased. 33 Third Ave., LonJ COLLIE' PUPS — AKC Registered.' Sa- venient to schools and shopping, four baths, large rooms, J2T.SO0. 747-5380. FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- to model apartment. OLD SHRBWSBURr — Stately 12-room beriroomn, full hath, attractive living New Jersey, on, Monday the ' Branch. Cail 229-4116 mornings only. ble and white; male and female. Call Agent: BRITE REALTY INC. '254-0568- "-Turn^jf Century" home. SU flroplaceB 1 IO — Just reduced.. Four bed BANK, ASBtJRY PARK, Plaintiff vs: mouth, New " .... 671-5(86.- ••' ' room, eeparate dining room, step-Hav- rooms ftnri h;ith, living ronm, dining MARTHA T. KUULAN. ARTHUR f>th day of AUEUfit. _.. .. 1065„ ., at 2 o'clock, • .BET BUNOEMJIND DRUMS — Pour- 741-363G—Model Apt: 542-O8M. and grand stAlrcaae grace Interior. ing fcltohen, attached garage. *7&0 down P. M. Prevailing Time. SIAMESE KITTDNS — Beilpolnt. 52! Beautiful grounds with garage and Toom, kitchen, and porch. Priced KURLAN and WILLIAM C. ELUB, * piece IK plus HlHat and Ride Cymbal, LONG BRANCH — Bummer rental. to qualified buyer. Peach State owner 114,000. Ca-U McAUSTiaR AOBNCV. Do fend Ants All that tract or parcel of land, sit- ireen and gold lacquer finish, very each. One malt, one female. Call afte: Furnished four rooms and bathi heat stable- to rear of one aore property. asking $17,!>5O. Ca.ll at once. ELW0OW uate, lying and he-lng in the Borough . good condition, $225. 291-2871. Immediate occupancy. Days,' 532-1011. REALTORS, 109 E. Rivw Rd., Rumson. By virtue of a writ of execution In and water, supplied.- Ocean front, prl- evenings ajter I, 741-5306. ' A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 842-18M. • the above stated action to me direct- ol New Shrewjsiniry in the County of DESKS S1^ UP- FlkBJS, taniiH ehajrs, TWO PONIES — One large and on ate beach. Newly decoarted. 220-1553. 555 Prospect Ave.,-Little Silver." 74I-45O0 ed, 1 shall expose for sale at public Monmouth In tho State of New Jer- OPPORTUNITY — Mlddletown owner sey: Adding machines, typewriters, office small. Oail ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Unfurnished MIDDLETOWN — Sharwood .For vendue, at the Court House in thfl tienK etc., at bargain prices. New 671^480 1 reduces price $2200 - 10-year old split Borough of Freehold, County ol Mon- BEGINNING at a point In the «ast- 4H rooms, furnished 3H room apart- WANTED TO RENT Four-bedroom split. Two lull bajhs, full level with four bedrooma, tvro baths «>. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. ment. Fine section. S - 3rd Ave. 2ET1-D237 !ment, recreation room, ratio, at- mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the rly side ol Clinton Place said begin- JBlWiurst 531-3D9O. WHITE TOY FRENCH POODLE — recreation room, cellar and garage 9th flay ot August. 1965, at 2 o clock, ning point being southerly 600 feet AKC, One-year-old' female. »75.—no REFINED ELDERLY gentleman—De- _..iod garage. On one wooded acre. Owner leaving area, price only $17,0(>0 from the Intersection, of tha easterly papers. Call 671-5321. •*• • (4-ROOM APARTMENT — AU im slrea roorn, Ufst 'floor: with meals or Recently decorated throughout.Convenl- P. 11. Prevailing Time. MR, WOLCOTT provemenu. Near Newark ' and New kitchen privileges. Write "A.K.," Box enlly located to Bell • La tip, Lily Tulip ALLAIRE — FARROW AGENCY, IB0 All the following tract or parcel o[ side of • Newman Springs Road and OOINQAWAYT York bus stop. No children. 7B7-3181. Broad St., Red Bank. 141-3450. land and premises hereinafter particu- thfl easterly side of Clinton Place will atop at your horns and talk about SU, Red Bank. and. Mattel. Asking $23,000. Principles thnncp (1) south 7 decrees OS mln- Boarding, bathing, grooming. . )—ROOM FURNISH.BD APART on)y. 671-3374. NICE, 14—STORY HOUSE — Three larly described, situated, lying and be- ' Keimins DuPdnt Tedlar aluminum sid- BRIGQSON KENNELS, 741-3310. YOUNO COUPLE seeks three-room fur- bedrooms, l1^ baths, kitchen, dining ng In the Boroutrh of Rumsan In west alor,E the easterly side of *lng. End your painting problem •. MENT — On eronnd Eoor. jPrlvate en- nished apartment In Mlddletown area. RUMSON-LUXURY COLONIAL HOME. he County ol Monmouth anri Btatc ot Clinton Place BO feet to a point; thence BEALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS trance. All utilities Included. Couple Reasonable rent. Call Mr. Paskowskl I'/is acres - access to the river, j.i.s room, flrcrilaco In living room laundry (2) sou-tli b'2 degrees 07 minutes east PROWN'S Eigni weeks old, R0 Call mly. 222-69*11 room and bar In bastment. Atmctiuri New Jersey before 6 p.m., 671-2020. Individual custom built Home will ap- garage. Pm with houss for dog, storage BEGINNING at a spike in the north- 50 feet to a point; thence (3) north S2 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 872-0868 COUNTRY CLUB FOUR UNFURNIBHED ROOMS-Rca. peal to the buyer scekinK the utmost In shed, lock hox nnd lighted dock. $21,000. erly side of, Rumson Itoad at the degrees 03 mlnutea cast 50 feet to TRADE IN • your otd furniture with no CLIPPING AND .BATHINO sonable rent In exchange for ltRftt tiunAity and location. Trees and privacy. Aft«r 7. call 747-3225. southeasterly corner of the within de- ft point; thence (4) north 82 degrees 07 down paymfent and get a new parlor All breeds Mirglo Schmidt, by ap. APARTMENTS ft BW1M CLUB lousekeeplng or child care. Write Thnre are five bedrooms, 314 tl'ed scribed premises and at the southwest- minutes west 156 feet to the point In or dining room set at aale prices. Wil- polrtlment. 787-5686. . 'C.A..'1 Box 511, Red Bank. barths. Living room 15'x2£' with fire- LITTLE SILVER — Tree-haven Colo- erly corner of landfl of now or for- the easterly side of Clinton Place be- liam Leff . fl\irntture Inc., Hwy 35. TINTON AVE. place Formal dining room 15x14' lf>65 nial. Quiet, prestige area. Entrance foy- merly Nieig VV. Johnsen, said begin- the point of place of Beginning, Mlddletown- 741-3213. open evenings till THOROUGHBRED — Dapple gray, sev LADY WOULD LIKE—One-room utility kitchen, breakfast roomi Paneled den or, attractive living room, separate din- ning point being distant southwest wari- iiis description, la In accordance 9 p.m: - i - en-year mire. 15.2 handj. Hunted irld apartment In Leonardo, Atlantic High- with fireplace, ScrcoiiPti porch 22'xl(i'. ing room, all electric kitchen, eunken ly ltM4.1T feet from the westerly side with a survey made by William D. shown succeislully. (1,200. At Hy Hope iwlmmlog In your own private «wlro lands, or Red' Bank area. Phone 291- Sun deck off the Master bedroom. Over- den with fireplace. J-'cur twin size bed- of Fair Haven Road: thence (1) airing AAyers , C. E.E , datedtdd FbFebruau iTJ 24i 196119619 1. AIR CONDITIONER — 220 V; 18,500 Farm Mlddletown. 741-8355. ilub right on the alte . . , only mlnuteB 0526, ajter five. sized- two-car garage. Full baBement. rooms, two tiled baths, with extra the northerly side of Kurnson Road, Also known tm 79 Clinton Place, N iway from ocean bathing, white lands 1 ihrewsbury. New Jersey. " ~BTU. Suitable office, store, home. Used WANTED •_ Good home for yellow This brand new home can be. com- powder rnom. Separate laundry room, South 51° 4Q went 432.55 feet tu a two months, S200. Sneaker Shop, 9 beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth FURNISHED ROOMS pletely decorated with your own selcc- two-car garage A picturesque aetting monument at the floiHhwesterly corner The approximate amount or Iha Judg- Broaci St., Red Bank. Labrador Retriever, 1% years old. call Shopping Center ... one block from and only $32,900. Don't heslliilp. EL- ment to be satisfied by said sale Is 187-2518. the West Gate of Fort Monmouth. , . , lon o( colors with nosaesslon within ot the within described premises find at ATLANTIC HOTEL — FAIR HAVEN HO days. Price SfiS.OOO. CALL FOR AP- WOOD A. AR.MSTRONfi AGENCY, tho south easterly corner of lsinda of ihe sum of $14,000.00 together with the within walking dlBtanct of express POINTMENT! Stanley K. I>owna, Real- ncaltor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little 811- ;osts of this sale. REASONABLE FREE TO GOOD HOME — Two Id : buses to Newark and Ntw York City, • Rooms with maid service. now or formerly Marsaret W. Wal- ten*. Housetoroken. Ten weeks old. Cal Ji: weekly. r, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. «-pr. 741-1500, ters; ttience (21 Nortn -&° 7' west and Dated June 17, 1065 Is what fplka call RED BANK LUM rn]y. Haslet. Convenient Bell Labs. Lily- 1 of Walteru, Worth 26" 3F west 922.67 July 14, 21, 23, Avig. 4 $51.52 Btoji In'and try us. We •aell all manner "ufa. 7a7.77"ji. Oall after 6. ilace. Formal (lining room li 16 . ing room, modern kitchen, recreation • of fbod things for the home. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT kitchen, cwim, 2W baths, double g^ragd, house feet to a monument; thence (4) still INtjUi, ROOMS '— Clean and com- Sorecncd porch. Extra . larftc rceaataOTijrsier. __ ReMtor, 8 Linden PI., Red, Bank. 741- (ONE-BEDROOM) twin bedrooms,' tilerd bath. Basement 4-109 Pearl and Wall Sts., Red Ban •122 MONTH n Wallace St 741-5332. with gamuroom 13 x2l\ Corner pint - O3J17. 8U11 along Inndn of Wflltcrs North 07 many large trees. Near Rumson. 52' west sAx (6) feet to a stake; SHERIFF'S SALE The low overhead lumber yard. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM - With MIDDLRTOWN — Snllt-Ievpl, thrf»e thence (6) KUII along said lands of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SUNNYBROOK 4S-ROOM APARTMENT Kitchen privileges lor business couple Schools. UNUSUAL VALUE. Asking bedrooms, den. full dining'room, en- Walters, North 0* 47, eafll 310.80 [oet to CIIANCEItY DIVISION CONTENTS OF HOMO — Twin bed (TWO BEDROOMS) or ffftntlerrtan. 256 W. Bergen PL, Phone S.12 00O STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, closed porch, large lot. Price 822,500. a monument; thence tf) still along MONMOUTH COUNTY mahogany dining mom set, secre(airj 1159 MONTH 7«-1763 after fr'p.m. Shrewsbury, 741-1017. Dorkrt No. F SfiM-fll .fcclevJalon, etc, 741-6372. APARTMENTS 671-0313. InndB of Walters. South 48° 2' cist 124 WYCKOFF RD. EATONTOWN TWO EFFICIENCY ROOMS ; — One LITTLE SILVER — Split, level, foyer, 386 feet to A monument; thence (8) THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, KEEP your carpets beautiful d&apit 314 rooms, (one bedroom) FREE HEAT & HOT WATER slnglt^betiroom., ReasonablB rates. Call family room, .sliding plrvss- iioors to ctill abng lunds of Walters, North a bunking, corporation of the State of ponstant footsteps ot a busy fanvllj Four rooms, (two bedrooms) 291-05D&. i Atlantic Highland!. patio, ltt bathfl. three bedrooms, storm • LOTS AND ACREAGE ii*.20' cast Hfi.flS fort tn an iron pijn New York, Plaintiff va: PRANK B. "Get Blue. Uist,re. Rent electric «ham furnished-unfurnished Renting Office on< Premises. windows. Exccliert yhrubg nnd wooded at a corner of lands o[ now or for- HRISKR. ET ALS. Defendants ;booer SI Shore Drapery k Upholsterj lot.-Save brokers fee, call now. 747-S159. LEONARDO — 100x150". Choice pro- merly Marion C. Harding; thence 19• By virtue of a writ of execution In X154 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright.1 Frsa Heat and Hot Water TEL: M2-MM. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE perty. One block from beach. Irfonard along lands of Hard!fig end of said the above stated action to me direct- 7*7-0100 ' ' • " • ' ' • 512-3S23 F.H.A. FIWA-NCINO -" Available Ave.. 212-AL 5-M88. New York City. Niels W. Johnson, Sdiitn 'Jfl' 40' p;i3l ed, I shall expose for sale at public INSTALLATION? DIRECTIONS: From RedBank; Route DIRECTIONS: Prom Red Bank, "Routi HOUSES FOR SALE qualltlcd buyer of this fine Fair Haven 12.10.10 feet to the spike In tho north- vendue. at the Court House in the 35 to Wyckoff Rd., turn left on W/ckoIl 35 to Tlnton Ave., turn right on Tin. Home. Three bedrooms, tllei| bnth, liv- MAGNIFICENT 10 AORE — Building erly side of Rumson Road at the point BorouRh of Freehold, County of Mon- 'We can ins tall a traverse or curtain ro lid., approximately 400 It. to Sunny- on Ave., approximately 1,000 ft to ing room, dining room, kitchen, at site Small brook and attractive wooded >r place of BEGINNING. mnuth, NPW Jersey, on Monday the Jn any kind of wall, steel, concrete. Ou brook Apartments. Country Club Apartments and Bwlm tnchfid garage, baaempnt. WaSk to Knim nrca. Priced at $25,000. J. D. Roche, Therefore, you are hereby command- 3fith day of August. 1935, at 2 o'clock. 'tiMtallrirs have the "know how" and th Club. mer school. Owner haa ono lioitse loo Realtor, Long Bridge Rd.. Colts Necn. P. M, 'Prevailing Time. latest Installation Idols. Complete Ktrsc! OCEANPORT-ynmmlshed 3!4 rbomj many; will listen to offer. LtBted at 916-41)55 ed that you cause to be made, of the drapery rod department. niid bath,'necond Iloor. Heat supplied LINCROFT — Three' rooms 'aim bath, PAUL P, BOVA $21,000. Inspection invited. HALLBilOx, premises nforcnaid, by selling first the ALL that' tract or parcel' of land. Call 7<7-l«8t dayir, 542-9215 nlBhtj' after All utilities except -cooking, gas. 741. 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 7*1-7686. MONMOUTH COUNTY — Mlddletown. ollowlng described tract of land in the situate, Ivlng and hclng In tha Town- PROWN'S 6 p.m. 671-2544 ?5.9 acres. Utilities' available. Priced Boro of Hiimson, County of Monmouth ship of Mlddletown, In Ihe County of FAHl HAVEN — River OaJta. Tour tot quick sale, nettle estate. Reply and State of New Jersey: Mnnmouth, in the State ot New Jer- 32 BroaU St. Red Bank 741-760 TEBIUCE GARDEN APARTMENTS— ilED BANK — Apartment (or rent. REALTOR-INSUROR bedroorn Cape Cod. Two1 baths, Florida 'A.T." Box Ml, Rptl Bank. BEGINNING at a point In tho east- sey: Unturnlahed. 354 room, Auj. 1 occu- Suitable for a couple.- 166 Shrewsbury TRADE YOUR HOUSE IN room, full collar with dark-room, and erly lino of landB dCHcrlhetl in Par- KNOWN and designated as Lot No. pancy. Five room dupiei. Sept 1 oe Ave., can be seen anytime. finished garnqroom. Two-caf .garage, RE1D BANK VICINITY — One acre, agraph 3 of the Complaint, being d 1ftant 59 of "Map of Section 4 Brookview COMMERCIAL RENTALS cupancy. 741-4880.. • • patios, trees. Phope 462-4874. 125 frontage, beautiful area, private. on a course north 28B 40' west from Park, MiddlPtown. Mlddletown Town- THREE ROOMB — .Furnished or un NEW CUSTOM RANCH 025 3550. Bhlp. MonmouUi County, New Jersey," HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnlehei umlshed. Conveniently located. Call a monument standing in tne northerly, Three bedrooma, kitchen with dlnlni. IMMACULATE NEW ••SHRBWSBUJIY ONE ACRE — Waterfront lot. In Rum- line of Rumson Road fl-t the southeast marie by Cralj; Finne^an, Enpineer and apartment. All utIUtlei. Rt. 36 Call '41-B281 or 747-6728 .for' appointment. RANCH — l-'our-nedroom name on nlce- 1 872.0692. area and . formal dining room, full son Interested! Call corner of the whole tract nml tho Surveyor, September 16 1953, filed IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCS" — two basement, garage* ,Hardwood (loom, lv land.tcnpiiil half acre, Living room, TI1-4B11. southwest corner of landB of Jotinaen, March 2fl, IBM in Ose -19-23, and RED BANK room apfljrtment. Ideal for tingle per- baieboani heat, wall-oven, dryer, cedar dining room, modern kitchen, two bath a distance of 395' and from Ihenco more particularly described aa follows: OFFICE son. Central Red Bank location. ISO pel Bid Inf. Plauanx neighborhood, no truf- full basement, garage. Pritreil to aell COLTS'NECK; choice building lot; over running (1) south U2% 20' weal 200 fern BEGINNING at a point In the Wes- RIVERSIDE GARDENS month. Call Miss Shafer, 741-3400 M fle.- School! -and churches nsarby. f 10,- a,t $20,600, REDDEN AGENCY, Real* Fiorff; Bond roiid: J72.V1 HAROLD L1N- to a point; thence (2) south 47° 4V 10" terly line of Cherry Tree Lo.no dlatojit fore 5 p.nn. 900. ' •• • • , lora, 301 Maple Ave., corner Borgcn DEMANN, Brokar. Eatontown. S42-U03. west 212.30 feet to a point In tha west- northwesterly along the same 616.63 50 W. Front St. - PI., Red Bank. 741-»10fl.. . Overlooking; river. One 4M room apart- KEANSBURQ — Three rooms unhir- •' Open 9 a.m. to B:3O p.m. HAZLKl'—^A^pprojtlmatcly % HCTP level erly line of the whole tract; thence feet rrom the corner formed by the In- SPACE ment avairabl. now. Crosn ventilatton. nlshed, |d0 per month, ail utilities Member MultlplB Listing- PAIR, HAVEN — Lovely Rlve-r Oalcn ground, sewers, otirba, paved Htreet, (3) east 26" 37' wcat along the went- tersection of the line of Cherry Tree ranch, Hying room with, fireplace, dln- mile from Airport Plaza. 28M17fi. 8r1y lire of the whole tract 022,07 Lane with the Westerly Une of Kings Near ihoprlnf center anil traniporta. loluded. Call T87-9849. Highway both streets bPlng produced Most modern offlcei tlon. Bee Supt. on premliei. , ... WATERFIIONT . . . NATURAL WOOD- Inp room, three bedrooms, one bath, few to a monument; thence {i\ south EXCB3LLENT FURNISHED APART- lull basement, attached garage, lovely B6° 53' west 68.07' to the middle of to meet, nnd running thence (1) along Just completed. MENT — Arfuit apartment house. One ED ACRE! Surrounds this Immaculate said Westerly Una of Cherry Tree Lane three-bedroom, Hi bath COLONIAL. nc-ighborliood. Convenient to Rumson- REAL ESTATE WANTED the brook; thence (5) north 0" 47' enm Avail 5b le for HOUSES FOR SALE check pays all, $116 monthly, singles: Fa-lr Haven Schools. $23,600. 8*2-2550. i distance of 340,SO'to a monument; North 26 desreM 20 minutes West 120 Immediate, occupancy. 139 doubles. CaU 264-3334,' until 11:15 Formal dining room, large living room Lhence (6t south 48° 82' eaBt 3Hfi' tn feet: thoncc 12) South 63 degrees 40 with 'fireplace, spotless basement. REf> BANK AREA — Split, four.bod- WE NEEI> YOim HOMB i point; thence (7) north 44* 20' past minutes West 85 feet; thence (5) South Central Red Bank 6x12 cabin under «ifr trees, swimming, roanm,' living room, dining room, rec- )ur 12 salespeople have clients waiting 40,08' to a point; thence (8) south 26 degrees 20 minutes East HO feet Builnsn Dlitrlct RIVER PLAZA — Flvenrrorn attwotlve flahlng, • and boating from your own reallon room, two baths, full basement, (or your listing. The]' need rancher IS" 40' ea.it along tho easterly lino of to the Norlhcrty line of Blossom Cir- MORE LISTINGS W modern bungalow. Furnished or un* yard will make this a family dream hot water heat attached garage. Only split levela, two stories; also Investment cle: thence U) alone same North 63 lumlaHed. ffopt. to June. T47-0533. come true, Aiklng$3|,tm U7.000. 8CHANCK AOENCV, Realtor, property. CAU US for a quick tale. Two he whole tract and westerly line of 'IDEAL MORE LISTINGS SOLD if flees ebrvlng you. landfl ot Harding nnd Johnden 1130.10' degrees 40 minutes Eaet 65 feet to a STERLING THOMPSON 8, Linden PI, Rbd Bank. 7W03M lo the point or place of beginning; point of curve in same; and thence LOCATION REAL ESTATE WANTED RUMSON COLONIAL — Holy Orosa WALKUIt & WALKER "And in the event sufficient moneys (5) on a curve to the left having a & ASSOCIATES—REALTORS school district. Eight rooms, %VA baUw, Realtors (ire not realized from the sale thereof, radius of 20 feet.an arc distance of located on a beautifully landscaped 1 l-'-iShrewsbury OHlce Mlfldletown Office Lo sell BO much of the remainder of 31.42 feet to Ihe. point and place ot • Central Alr.Condltlonlng Mlddletown, N, J. acres. Large living room, pine paneled T41-5212 " 871-3311 the property Ural above described to Beginning. ' ' Tha above description la drawn In • Belt BtrvlM Elevator • WE NEED YbUR LINCROFT — 3li years 6ld. on, wooded den, rorimj dining room1 , knotty pine VE NEK]) — Five or six, 3-3 bedroom make the amount of the Judtment • Prlvitt ParklDj Bpaca acre, beautifully shrubbed. Kitchen with kitchen four bedroom. * large screened tomes, iurnlahsd or tinfuralahed, from and ooot." accordance with & survey of said prttn^ HOUSE TO SELL/ stsinless steel appliances; dining room, h overlooWng Shrewsbury • River. Sit to J175 per montri ror incoming Th» property ts located on Uie porth Ues made by Grafs Fmneg-an, Bnjtt- • Rent peaionatle Qit of way to deep wiUftr channels. Id* of Rumson Road, distant south- neor A Surveyor, dattd Mirer 7, 10M. living room, library, recreation room penonnel, THE HKJIO AOBNCTT. RL 1 Bald premises ftrcHftown AM NO. 7 • Inspect ana compm LIST WITH with flrtpu.ee. Tnermopaner *ll0!ng, Low tajcea, $52,500. For nppointment IS M ld<1 lei own. 671-1000. ?eirtwardly 1W4.17 from th« westerly 1 tins floori ta ratio, two-ear atached caU owner. B*2-2272. .No brokera please^ Hide of Fair Haven TUMUI, Borough 'of Chsrry Tree Lan«, MldilletoTvn, ' New Thru Ths Red |an(f Area garage. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, con- MAY WE HKLP YOU! Ritmson, New Jersey, JeruyJ . WAJTIMd FOR A BARaiN? Come'a The approximate amount of the Judg- The approximate Amount of the judg- Multipla Lilting Service 'runnln', IJttlB Silver sriHUevel on =j Can't nil your home? We will-buy ment to b« satisfied hy «mld iiJe in ment to bej tatisfmd by stld salt fa 747-1100 pplebroolc Agtncy acre; Living^!*]n* room combination, your horns directly from yau, Neysr the sum of.fSl.500.00 together wlUi the WEST KEANBBURO*-Imniedlate oc 1 th,e aura of $22,500.00 together with thfl 14x31, Qameroom, three 1bedrooms, I .* &' commltaloa Involved when*ver w* co*Uj' o( this sale. costs of ' tin a sale. 54Woad St. Red Bank 5M Pag* 216 In tKt -•'. . 950 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN cupancy. New ihrei-bedreorti, itiince bathf. Two-car attached garage. Ex- Dated June* 24, 1M5 Dtted Jims 39. 1035 kitchen, 7ft«lOO lot. Low down pay- lUy Y*llow Pagn. 671-2300 tru. 122,500. LAWRENCE J. SCHIL- DON'T WAITCALL UB NOW JOSEPH A, 8HAFTO, Sheriff. JOSEPH A, SllAFTO, Sheriff. imiat. 25-yitr mortgu* available. Call LING RIDAl/rOFL Willow Dr. and P*rk- MANLKY A6B0C. INO, ho§. P, pemmus, Attr. » J. Barlow. Atty. 333-4310. er Ave., LtHIe Sliver. T4T-41J1, 671^353. 1109.4ft JalT 21. 38" , AUf" . 4", "U" M4.4O THE DAILY REGISTER Matawan township GOP Oiec^ , July 28,1965 'No Flowers? To Open At Deputy Building Inspector Staf Television Highlights . MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - An through Mw.JRose "'"' attempt may be made to have ruopal clerk, ««" BodmanPark in being appointed to "Music for the Theatre," and the third Vincent Guariglia and Charles t:2S-to conclusion (t) ~ Baseball. New MIDDLETOWN — The Theater- [ "'I took the test and passed Jt- movement of 'Suite for Voice and Violin" by Wynn ousted as deputy building York Mets vs. Chicago Cubs, from Chicago. Under tbe-Stars in Bodman Park |I want consideration for the posi- Brazilian composer Heifer Villa-Lobos, to inspectors here. (Color), innounces • the opening of the tion. The same test wa,s available demonstrate the influence of nationalism in 7-to conclusion (11) - Baseball. New York :omedy "Send Me No Flowers" Joseph B. Rifkin, 26 Norwood to Mr. Wynn and Mr; Guariglia." North and South American in the '20s. La., who, with Edward J. Murphy, Yankees vs. Detroit Tigers, from Yankee :omorrow. It will run through Ralph Haspel is also a deputy: Stadium. 10-11 (2) — Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour. Saturday, and again Aug. 5-7. 141 Warren Dr., received state Civil Service Commission certifi- inspector but the Civil Servica 8:30-9:30 (7) — Shindig. The teenage (Repeat). A wild show and a real oldie with Playing the leading role of cation as an assistant building in- list recommended appointment crowd get their innings here as the Dave Milton Berle and Lucille Ball running amuck, George is Mike Fisher of Long ispector, said last night that he of Mr. Rifkin and Mr, Murphy to Clark Five, Jay.and the Americans, and the wearing costumes, getting punched in the Branch. He has performed in a [will take steps to be appointed the positions now held by Mr. Nashville Teens, join semi-regulars like Donna rose, etc. Storyline has Lucy trying to coax umber of productions, includ- to that post. He declined to say Wynn and Mr. Guariglia. Loren, the Blossoms and the Wellingtons, and Milton into appearing at a P.T.A. benefit, and ing "The Bald Soprano", "The just what these steps will be but assorted idols like John Andrea, Roy Clark, after an exhausting week with the Ricardos, Hasty Heart", "The Winstow The mayor commented that the commented that township Repub- and Terry Black for the rocker tonight. he does. Milton is very funny dressed up as Boy" and "A Thurber Carnival" post of one deputy can be elimi- licans are looking into the situa- 9-9:10 (2) — Dick Van Dyke. "Stacey a woman, and Lucy is in top form. t Monmouth College. nated next year as growth -'—— Petrie." Part H. (Repeat). Jerry Van Dyke 10:30-11 (7) — Scope. "Western, Europ- Sarah Glenn of Rumson will tion. down. He predicted that i: i deserves a vote of confidence for his work i.: ean Style." Tonight's piece on the current rash tar as Judy, his wife. Mrs. . The issu.—.e. developed Monday there will be no need for . this two-partner. As love-sick Stacey Petrie, of westerns erupting all over Europe will Glenn is a graduate of Northland | night when thh e ThTownshii p CCom deputies or assistants. " : he has to muster up enough nerve to meet the either amuse or disturb you, depending upon College, Wisconsin, where she mittes voted to disregard the Ha explained that although the girl he wants to marry. The boy-meels-girl your personal devotion to westerns, American majored in drama and later per- Civil Service Commission list be- Civil Service Commission list ac- scene is grand and so is the rest of the show. style. Most of the show is tuned in on west- ormed in summer stock. At Wa- cause: credited the two men as as- erns, Italian style, and watching gesticulating 9-11 (4) — Wednesday Night at the Movies. ;on Wheel Playhouse she has It had only two names and a sistants, this is equivalent to the actors being trained to keep their hands at "Key to the City." (1950). (Repeat). A light .layed roles in "A Memory of municipality need not use a list title of deputy. their sides, and walk bow-legged In violent comedy romance starring Clark Gable and Two Mondays" and "The Land of bearing less than three names. Mr. Rifkin's statement that it Loretta Young, for the undiscriminatlng film tales of good guys versus bad, jabbering away Heart's Desire." was his understanding that Mr. in multiple languages, yet to be dubbed, is a There are only five months re- fan. Gable and Miss Young are cast as maining to the terms of Mr. Wynn Hausmann had failed the com- small town mayors who meet and fall in phenomenon and a sight to behold. Barry Grabelle, another Wagon and Mr. Guariglia before they arc mission examination for building love during a mayors' convention in San Wheel regular, will play Arnold, 11-12:30 (11) — Merv Griffin. Washington unseated by a change in govern- inspector three times ran into an Francisco. The action is predictable but it's attorney Thurman Arnold, singer Carmel sympathetic friend. Dr. Grabelle ment. immediate denial. fast-paced. Quinn, Howard Storm, and comedienne Renee is played leading roles In — 9-9:30 (1J) — The Creative Person. "The Taylor are Merv's scheduled guests. everal—Wagon Wheel produc- .Mayor Henry. E. Traphagen "I've never even taken tfcs iqns, and has also loaned his maintained last night that the test," answered Mr. Hausmann. Folksinger." Three folksinger-composcrs bent 11:15-1 (7) - Nightlife. Ginger Rogers IN THE RUNNING — Moniqua Ley,, 7, of Locust ST., on "city" themes of topical social and political alents to Monmouth Players. committee acted legally and prop- takes time out from rehearsals of "Hello Other supporting roles will be Highlands, is finalist in fourth annual Little Miss America erly. While Mr. Rifkin charged Import, as subjects for their songs, explain Dolly" to join Les Crane tonight, along with Ex-Bank Official their interest and illustrate their results. •layed by Bill English, Steve contest at Palisades Amusement Park, Winner will bo that the appointments of Mr. singer Barbara McNair, comic Morty Storm, damchak, Jack de Genito, Judy ' Guariglia were political in nature Enters Guilty Plea i Their names are Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, and trumpeter Ray Anthony and his troupe, crowned Aug. 28 after preliminary contests Saturday and Buffy Sainte-Marie, for the uninitiated 5aunder and Randy Cypherd. | and not based on qualifications, the Bookends. and Aug. 14, and semi-finals Aug. 28. Grand finals will , TRENTON (AP) — Hardd among us. the mayor defended the two men. 11:30-1 (4) — Tonight. Joey Bishop's [Weber, a former official of th* 9:30-10 (13) — Aaron Copland: Music be televised by WPIX-TY. He said: schedule Includes the singing Supremes, and Peoples National Bank of Key-, " {n the 2D's. "Nationalism: New World Style." protocol chief Lloyd and Mrs. Hand. (Color). State Stamp "They've done an excellent job port, pleaded guilty Tuesday to Aaron Copland conducts his own 1925 work, and have been well trained by fn federal indictment charging he (George F.) Hausmann (building embezzled $1,833 from Wie J>ank,| Issue Gets Surfer Fined $25 inspector). Mr. Wynn, a carpen- Weber's plea was entered be* ter, is in his second year on the STONE HARBOR (AP) — A Capune, attempting the 1,300 fore U.S. District Judge Arthuf job and has performed admirably. New Twist roung Califoroian attempting to mile tniji in a speoially con- iS. Lane. TRENTON (AP) — The stamp laddie his surfboard from structed surfboard, said he "If Mr. Rifkin feels Mr. Guarig- Lane released Weber on llil issue in New Jersey's guberna ;oney Island to Cape Kennedy didn't hear the lifeguard's ilia was appointed because h« is own recognizance to await sen- orial election campaign took a .vas fined $25 Tuesday night for whistle last Sunday and when Democratic municipal leader, he tencing. ew twist Tuesday with Repub- Failing to heed a lifeguard's they came after him he thought might ailso consider the fact that can candidate Wayne Dumont rhistle. they wanted to race. He testi- Mr. Guariglia is a member of fied that he bad raced other Stratfanore Democratic Club I Bay shore Bnai "Brith RED BANK lending a bag of unused envel- Larry Capune, 23, of Newport opes and a check for 57 cents leaoh, Calif., was also fined $10 beach patrol boats along the That dub has not exactly been Slates Fishing Trip ' CARLTON- Atlantic. Coast. my closest ally." >~ Kiddle Show: SitMi * the Magii the State Highway Depart- in court costs- by magistrate MATAWAN TOWNSHIP, Ring 2:00; Cat Ballou T:SO; 9:35. ment. fohn Mead. Mead cleared Lifeguard Capt. Thomas Gain Strathmore has opposed the Bayshore Lodge of Bnai EATONTOWN Dumont's headquarters said Japune of a second charge of said Capune out-distanced two maypr constantly for many will sponsor a deep sea blue $sh COMMUNITY— .uriing in a restricted area. months. .ing trip Saturday, Aug. 21, 7:$ Kiddle Show: Wucklpst Ship in thi Jie amount represents reim- beach patrol boats dispatched to '•"•Army 2:0(1: Sh^nandoah 7:16: 9:15. bursement for envelopes used by overtake'. him and Was finally Mr. Rffltin reported that he nad [p.m. The boat will be the Sft DRIVE-IN- he GOP candidate to empha- toot and Branch Club stopped when a lifeguard com- sent a registered letter to the Swan leaving from the Belmjrf WJiafs New, Pussycat 8:'27l 12:21 township when he received his Boat Basin, Rt. 35. Reservations Who's Got the Action 10:35. ze what he contends is waste mandeered a nearby power , certification last Tuesday. He in- can be. made by contacting tlie LONG BRANCH i the Democratic Administra- o Hold Show Sejrt. 18 boat. formed the governing body program chairman' , -..-<« BARONET- on of Gov. Richard J. Hughes. HAZLET — The Root and John Bosaceo, the lifeguard pg 3 Carol La., MarrlagB Italian Btylo 3:50: 7:00 Dumont has charged that Iranch Garden Club completed who commandeered the power Fishman, Strap 10:30: Love Has Many Face" 2:00 h o u s ands of uncanceled, .8:48. !ans for its fall flower show at boat, testified that Capune said Vacation Bible School more. FREEHOLD tamped envelopes discarded by committee meeting at the home he hadn't been stopped for 170 ihe Highway Department were FREEHOLD- if Mrs. Harold Bottger, presi- miles and wasn't going to be KREUTERS ENTERTAIN ' found on a dump in Morrisvillei Re- .. Shenandoah 2:20: 7:20; 9:35. .ent. stopped now. HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Jack ASBURY PARK and that an irate citizen formed Church, Middle Rd., and Kreuter, 329 Middle Rd., en- William Netzel, flower show After paying the fine Capune LYRIC- rought the matter to his atten- Poole Ave., will hold a Vacation tertained Mr. and Mrs. Milton ft. hairman, announced that "Amer- departed for the evening with a What's New Fuiiycat 2:12: 7:00; ion with a batch of envelopes. Bible School program from Mon> Chester and children Mark, Eric, • 9;04: 11:00. an Heritage" has been chosen date arranged for him by an day through Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. We enclose our check ... as is and Alex, of North 7MAYFAIR- ,s the theme of this year's show, Ocean City friend he Is staying until noon. "Proclaiming Christ '/-•.Htt\av 2:10; 7:20; 9:30. COMMUNITY PLAYERS — King James, James MelJish 'eimbursement for certain of more, L. I., last weekend.\ complement Mrs. Lyndon B. with. Today Capune plans to Our Peace" * is the theme for the COLLINGYVOOD CIRCLE ihese evelopes which were used urday, Mr. and Mrs. Kreuteri at the drums, and His Court will play at ths Rumson iy us, some in the mailing o( ohnson's program for the beau- paddle to Wiildwood for lunch correlated program, which fea SHORE DRIVE-IN Mr. and Mrs. Chester attended 1 etters to the 'Committee against ification of our American coua- and on to Cape May, at the tures worship, Bible study, mem- Hhenandoah 8:35: 12:25; Battla Recreation Commission ! community dance Friday night Diamond Jim's Restaurant, Rt. 'Villa Florlla 10:35. Vaste in Government' in care of :yside. southern tip of New Jersey for ory work, music and handicraft. at Victory Park. Joining King James are, front, left to 34, Matawan. FARMINGDALE lur office," his headquarters The flower ahow will be held dinner. Mrs. Donald Patrick, director FiY-IN DR1VE-1N- right, Joan Karinja and Sharon LeRoy, and rear, Sue •aid in a letter to Highway Com- in Saturday, Sept. 18, from 2 to Richard Snyder, who runs a of the school, announced that the MarrlaRe Italian Etyl« s:40; 1J-.60; school is available for 4 through -The Chapman Report 10:40. Hoffman and Sua Garside. The dance will run from 8 to missioner Dwight R. G. Palmer. p.m. at the Harris Gardens beach service and surfing shop Chimney Fire 12-year-olds, and stressed that BRADLEY BEACH "In one instance we merely ad- ire house, Union Beach. In ad- in Ocean City, said he hopes to RED BANK - The Relief En- II p.m. this school gives a once-a-year PALACE- led a two cent stamp to the en- ition to horticulture' and ar- arrange for an escort for Cap- gine Company was called at 3:02 Marrlaga Italian Style 2:201 7:20 elope and in another we clipped chance for intensive daily Bible rangements,. classes..£pr judging, une's trip across the 26-mile 5 1 yesterday to^extinguish'a chim- S:20. •he unused three cent stamp and study. Rev ; Theodore C. Mullet here will also be a cake and wide bay at the mouth of the ney fire at 274 River Rd. Th* BELMAR asted it, with the additional is paster of the church. King James to Play ilant sale. Delaware River. company was back by 3:20 p.m: WVOLI- ostage, on our own envelope, .. Cat BflJlou 3:25: T:S5; 8:30. n each instance, the letters were • SPRING LAKE romptly delivered, thus proving RTTZ- At Community tfance Mr contention that the Highway Cat Ballou 7:00: 9:00. RUMSON —The first communi- Tricia Olshan, Nancy Oshan, Pau MANASQUAN Department was guilty of ty dance of .the season, spon- Campanella, Peter Campanella, ALGONQUIN- ^ waste," the letter added. sored by the Rumson Recreation Ben Grouse, Betsy Grouse, Ted Shenandoah 2:30: 7:15; 9:11. Lodigensky, Jim Shea, Tim Mick- He said he was returning the BR1ELLE Commission, will be held Friday ens, Tim Shea, Susan 'Martens rest, more than 100 envelopes MOTOR-VUE— night at Vicory Park. Eric Von Gehren and Medghan The Highway Department con "lord Jim 8:46: 1:15; Rld» tin Wild Surt 11:30. Music will be provided by King Phillips. ;ends it adheres to a rigid policy n cashing in stamps on unused BRICKTOWN ames and His Court. Children This Friday's special event in envelopes and that it doesn' BRICK PLAZA- under 12 years of age may dance Victory Park at 2:15 p.m. wdl know, If, or how its envelopes Shenandoah 2:00; l:2tf; 8:35. 'rom 8 to 9:30 p.m. Those over be an ants and crafts contest , ,.. POINT PLEASANT turned up on the Pennsylvania 12 may dance until 11 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to variou: dump. \ASN0LD- Today at noon, swimming cer- categories. Cat Ballou 2;10: 7:20: 9:15. tificates will be distributed at a A trip lo the World's Fai: BAYHEAD buffet luncheon for the swim- has been scheduled for Monday LORRAINE— mers and their parents. Aug. 23. AH residents who ar< •• I Saw What You Did 7:00; 9:00. Seek Action LAURELTON Last Thursday's cookout had interested ir.ay register with di DRTVE-IN- the largest attendance of the rector Robert Olshan. Registra- 1 Saw What You Did e":«! 12:30 year, with 110 mothers and chil- tion closes Aug. 17. Against Job's Charade 10:3O. dren attending. In baseball this week, Rum ' LAVALLETTE In last Friday's special event, son's 6M0 team hosts Fair Ha- IAVALLETTE- Contractor a scavenger hunt was held. Mem- ven recreation and the girls' 8-1 FREEHOLD — The Matawar, • - -Lord Jim 7:10; 10:00. bers of the victorious team in- SEASIDE team meets Little Silver on Frl Township Utilities Authority wil COLONIAL- cluded Don Sutherland, John day. ask tomorrow that its contracto: Nooney, Brian Hyland, Ed Ott, • Marriage Italian Styli T:50: B:20. In last week's results, Rumsoi on a $1 million sewage line jol ,,STRAND— Bill Butler, Chris Vikos, Carol boys lost to Swimming River, be held in contempt of court. Hatligan, Tom Hailigan, Tom Ka- Shenandoah 2:55; 7:25; B:40. 5-4, while the girls defeated LitUi A motion contending C. J. Par- rinja, Jill Kaninja, Lori Karin- North of Red Bank Silver, 13-2, and Swimming RT dun and Sons, North Brunswick HIGHLANDS ja, Cathy Suthrland, Susan Pierce,'er, 7-6. has failed, to complete a contrac MARINE- promptly, as ordered July 2 bj *.IJp from the Beach 8:15: Go Mania 7:00; 9:50. Superior Court Judge Leo : ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Leonard, was filed yesterday. Send for the Cott Bottle Band Kit.,* ATLANTIC— T.V. Mailbag Superior Court Judge Gene R - torcl Jim 7:00; 9:15. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Mariano, who will hear the argu Greatest Fun Idea in Years! KEANSBURG among his best and I was won- Question — Out of all the game ment, may grant the motion CASINO- dering if there were any movies Now! Cptf Quality Beverages are doubts fun. fun when ag—tht impose penalties, dismiss it, o 1&V.-S la Comlnff 2:00; 8:05. J MIDDLETOWN the Truth" is still the best. Is it about the TV series with Leo going to be baok'next season and 3. Carroll but I mean full length contractor. send for the Cott Bottle Band Kit and play your •TOWN- Under Judge Leonard's orde .. .Robinson Caruaoe on Mar« will the daytime version also con- 'eatures.—A. C. Athens, Ga. Cott Bottles just, like musical instruments. You can ftart ' Shennndoah 7:11): f):W. tinue? I never tire of this show. obtained by attorney William J HAZLET Just how long has it been on Answer — There were three O'Hagan, Jr., the company wai your own Bottle Band with Cott Bottles of Fun. Join id LOEWS DRIVE-IN— Ihe air?—Mrs. W. K., Senatofoia, 'Topper" films. The trio of films to resume work, which had vi America's newest fun idea today! - Marriage Italian Style B:45; Miss. are shown on TV. The late Ro- tually stopped, and complete • • Youngblood Hawke 10:30. and Young played "Cosmo Top- quirements as soon as possible. PLAZA- Answer — "To Tell the Truth1 . Shenaniinah 2:07: 7:30: l):30. per" in all three. His wife was According to the motion, is included in the OBS evening EAST BRUNSWICK played by Billie Burke. The first company has had only one mai lineup for the Fall. It will also TURNPIKE-1NDOOR- film, "Topper," starred Cary at work each day until yesterda; TO BE Q00D1" continue its daytime round of fun •••• -INDOOR—Shtnaniioah 7:30; 11:35 Grant and Constance Bennett as when three were present. . (r diarade 9:35. f&& and games. The show has been •- . OUTDOOR—Ehenandoih 8:<0; 12:40 the ghostly couple, "The Kirbys." Still pending is a suit by thi Charade 10:40. a favorite since it first appeared company against the authorlt; SAYRE WOODS on ihe TV scene bade in 1956. ~ second, "Topper Takes a and the Matawan Township Com MYRE W00DS- Incidentally, the show's regular Trip," starred Miss Bennett and mittee for more than $300,000 • -Marriage Italian Slyle 7:25; 9:30; evening panelists will double on Arthur Lake (who later played • ' Wonders of Switzerland 7:00; D:10. Dagwood in films and on the ra- damages and funds allegedly dui MENU) PARK the daytime version also. dio). Joan BIondeH and Dennis but with-held. This.is schedulei •(3NEMA- for trial in the fall. .', What's New Pussycat 2:00: 3:50; O'Keefe were the co-stars of the 5:55; s.-oo: v>:m. Question — Will Godfrey Cam- bridge make guest appearances third and last of She "Topper" PERTH AMBOY film comedies, "Topper Returns." Middletown Financial MMBOYS DRIVE-IN- on TV in the Fall? Now that Jack .^Cartoons 8:30; Shnnanfoah 8:36 Paar will no longer have his .'. £2:48; Corns ISeptember 10:51. Condition Excellent Friday night show, I was won- (For an answer to your ques MAJESTIC- dering if the talented comic would MIDDLETOWN - The towi Kiddle Show 2:00: Ehenandoah 6:00 tion about any TV program or ship is in excellent financial con ' 8:45: Truth About Spring 7j45. find another good showcase?— ..'.•I. WOODBRIDGE D.W.C., New Haven, Conn. actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- dition. Joseph J. Seaman, audito: Answer — Paar's,, withdrawal er, in oare of Television Mail- JMUVE-IN- told the governing body last nigh Shenandoah 8:50; 1:00: Robin & the from weekly TV dctesn't mean 8cven Hoodl 10:50. Ibag (this paper). in his annual audit report, thai Godfrey Cambridge's career ]s surplus as of Dec. 31 totaled (1, doomed. Tiie talented comic wit :." ,The first scientific break- 420,683, as compared to $1,346, undoubtedly show up on other TV PAINTING CONTRACT LET '" through to get banner headlines 942 the year before. variety stanzas in the Fall. In was the discovery of X-rays by FREEHOLD — A contract for He noted that tax collection the meantime, he is touring th Wllhelm Roentgen In 1895. Arti- $10,000 for repainting portions of are at 94 per cent, above th smwmer stock circuit in "A Fun- -•cfe ran for weeks in the world the interior of the Monmouth state average, and that the town press. Shy old ladies took baths ny thing Happened On the Way to the Forum."' County Hall of Records was ship debt is at 2.16 per cent, wel fully, clothed because they be- awarded by the Board of Free- within the 3'/j per cent permittee Complete Bottle Band Kit only 25c and Special Neck Later! ' Jfved scientists had mystery holders yesterday to the Ocean by state statute. ' Kit Includes: (!) number-cods* bottle Mirteri Instructions to toot a tiini without tny -•rays that could look through Question — I am a Thome Painting Co., Elberon, low bidder. 1 Mr. Seaman recommended tha that ttiow you how much water to put in bottles . knowledge. Mail special neck label lor my Cott: Smith fan and I have read most Decision had been reserved for /; the township foreclose on more to get vinous notes; (2) plastic "Bottltoot"™ quirt neck label) with ntmi, iddriu «<\d 25* ^SeM Fast! The Daily-Register of bis very funny books. The study last, week when bids were tax title liens arid oonduc' . mouthpiece that snaps on my Cott bottler to Cott Bottle Bind Klt,t 1 ;Ctessified. 'Topper * seriej were easily received. another tax >ale: • By WALT KELLY THE DAILY REGISTER ' Wednesday, July 28,1965--39 DAILY CROSSWORD tr» 1/ vweaitw «ri# U.C00- LOot eC mat "ASTRO^GUiDE" ByCeean ft. Electrode DOWH dsrtoe 1 Spirited For Thursday, July 29 ilBUmoDlM jiOnaosTtb. 3. Ration Preteirt—For You and Yourj • • » Worrying Bronte 4 Sb •bout the job only makes you tense and more apt to B.Onn-Uk« make tiie errors you fear. Don't let anyone hurry I3.Ladd birds •nat. you. Proceed at your own pace and everythieg 14. Article of 6. Go back 24. Solemn ihonld work out satisfactorily. Don't let anyone dis- furniture 7. Vigorous!*: wonder 15. Long for poet 25. Mound courage you. Go out of your way at home to make 16. Stand* up &Letobait 27. An 34. Failure: other members of the family happy and contented. JJ. German bobHghUy affair elarig- dtr 8. German of 35. Price The Day Under Your Sign tt.Jflnrfcked rifer dunce 30. Man's 3B» Kxduoav* 10. Gypsy 31 Tie name Mn. ten M«r.2l to Apr. 1} libra. Sept. 23 to Ocfc 22 tlon 32. Pale 38. Bargain , Today tome natttn will no. Ore yoartelf a path fat tie ANDY CAPP By, REG SMYTHE end etfortkulr; others -mifbe Tight direction to overcome ape- l&IHscharga 33.Accumr> 39. Duration difficult. 28.BuU late 40. Slide T«unn. April 20 fo Mar 20 Semhi.0cf.afeNea-.2l [THERE'S A BtOKE IN YOUR OFFICE, StHiswite Z 4- 5 1 There are ofilr ao mtay hour! A Hiimm in procedure cuuld /lVE'EAW>OF turned to 1 <• w nailablc ao cinose what tod o oowJosUr nuen tlo unoot- fiTHELABOURBCrtt^Slgj / OWUALLABOURJ salt: Bib. and wbtt to eliminate. onj « a daB job. I EWTTHrSlS.fci 28. To be in II a G.minl. May 21 to Jun* 21 Sagittarius. Nor.ttfoDec.2l THANKS, Study tie txtndi before you Don't fire in to a ncgaiire ICUU3US/J^ I debt nuke a change that might be feeling. Bdnr a> "PnUjjaoa" FRE& ' 29. God of the a antimery Tight nov. isn't a badidca. 7jL Cancar. Jmw 22 io July 21 Capricorn. Dec 22 toJan . 20 3O.Hatraltan IS Hi Giring encoaragetiKst to others Yott'll fed a deep sense of faJ- will Taise your bopes, too. The fillmait u the result of a hard bird job well done. St American 17 16 outlook i* epUmlctic. Indian Uo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Fab. 19 i» VAla ZZ. Don't be afraid to say "no." Just because something* it • 32. Oil of Otben will respect >our eocr. fad now doesn't mesa it is) rose petals ^A age. right for you. 34. American Virgo. AIM. 22 to Stpt. 22 Pisces. Fab. 20 fs Mardi 20 poet '^ Gijt a little, take a little and Pisces' intuition is keen now, » TA yoo'll gain more respect this if particularly where anqra ia in- 37. Span yoa art adfuo. «LAfonaeC volved. ^^ potter"* » IMS, Publiihera Nenpaner Syndicate -wheel % % ^A CBeofuw 34 Sb w 40 .MICKEY MOUSE fly DISNEY V/t mammal 41 *l .._ *CAr*gout A.DuPonito Speak of game 44 4+ HE«SUS)NSA «. Large, m showy 4« 4b PHONB.r flower % At Red Cross Dinner SHREWSBURY — James Q. great-grandson of E. I. du Pont WHO HE'S , ) du Pont, administrative assistant de Nemours, founder of the du TALKINSTO// in public relations for E. I. duPon( Company, and a nephew of the late T. Coleman du Pont, Pont de Nemours and Company, president of the company from Bridge Column Wilmington, Del., will be the1902 to 1915. • principal speaker at the annual On Feb. 12, 1938, he married It's comforting to win a finesse, dinner meeting, which this year Helen Louise Rodgers of Johns- but don't relax. H you have is a Joint Ocean-Monmouth town. They have four children: shrewd opponents you cannot be The Hand County meeting of the Red Cross, Helen Qulnn, Alice Deborah, Pierre Coleman and James Bid- sura that die very tame finesse Sooth dealer at Sea Girt Inn Thursday, Sept. STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVER&ARD will win Am next time you try it Both sides vtdacnMe ermann du Pont. Mr. and Mrs. 16, at 6:30 p.m. du Pont live on Montchanln Rd,, West opened the nine of hearts, NORTH 4AJ963 Mr. du Pont, a member of thenear Wilmington. and East refused the trick Mince famous family, has had a variety OXHKB7 TOP \ BUI TOE OP MtMSE Loses Game no reason to relax. P. II. prevejatag tone August 10, UO, fHERee A NEW CARTOON PONT YOU THINK West took the king ot diamonds, dustrial photographic service at which time and place thty will be South should begin the dia- publicly opened and read eAoud. . ON EARLY IN THE YOU CUSHTIO TELL cashed the king of spades and there. Mr. du Pont joined the In general, the woxfc to ba done win monds from his hand try leading du Pont Company In 1940, andlnolufls construction of & Collection led another spade to let East de- System, and He-4ns to an eilrtta* sew- feat the contract with two spade the ace and then the queen. This has served in a variety of jobs. er system. Drawings and Contract Doouments md the ace of hearts. would develop four fast tricks if Mr. du Pont was born Nov. 8, n*y be examined at ttia office of -the ths cult broke normally. If Bast Township Olerk Kid at the attics' of Give West credit Jor cra% de- 1902, eldest of six children of theOharlee J. Kupper. Ooneuttlng Cnfl- give South a black showed up with K-10-x-x of dia-late Evan Morgan and Helen neer, IS BteJton Road, New Maj-ket, New' Jersey, and coplea thereof obteinM monds. South could lead a club Qulnn du Pont. He is a great- at said otcloe upon paTmerjt of KiM to dummy's ace to return a diar par set, which amount will not be~*re- Car Leaves Road, funded. Copies of revised Contract Doc- mond. Even after taking a dia- ument* win be available, at no addi- Parking Violation tional wit, lor tbosa who obtained and Driver Ticketed mond finesse South could have paid tor Draiwlngi and Oontraot Docti- Nets $40 in Fines menta for blda received on UaT. &> prevented disaster by leading the 186a. diamonds next. The im- SHREWSBURY - Philip Tbt Towaablp of WdrHetown rseervea Ihe nlgrit to waive any IntaronaiMea or nor injury early yesterday In anportant thing was to make no as- Schspis of Old Bridge was fined to reject any or u bids. accident on Telegraph HU1 Rdsumption. s stout (he Itfing of dia- $15 Monday nigM for parking in Eich bidder must deportt l«i «• a no parking, stopping or stand curtty of (10%) or his Md In the form here, state police alt Keyport re- monds when Che finesse worked, of a certified check, bid bond, or cash., «me on Broad St. Magistrate Ho bidder may wlUidiravw hla bid wiui- ported. DAH.Y QUESTION. ing 120 days after the actual dat* of 'Edward Steidle, Jr.7-23; of 331 WiHiam J. Glading also fined opening thereof. ..,..- SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST As dealer, you bold: Spades— Dated: July a, 1968 LoriHard Ave., complained of leg him $26 for contempt of court THOMAS T. CONRAD injury but refused medical at- A J 9 6 2. Hearts-Q 4. Dia-for having appeared in court Township Clerk- WRElirE/REIVUaCEO ERIN ASttp METO SIDPAfW ' July 7S O1.M tention, police said. He was a monds-* 7 3. Chibs-A 4 2. What July 19. ft THE SACK DOCK-ID do you say? HOXIOB TAKEMEABDIHEMDNEy SAB passenger in a car driven by till Answer: Pass. have 11 FINE SUSPENDED SHEIUFF8 SALE AKRAMEFOR TO THE BANK-WHERE WENT-AND M5H (KR UlCfoJ James F. Fitzpatriek, 22. 538 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEBSEY Ua Certter Ave., Union Beach, they .points in high cards and 1 point NEPTUNE —. Magistrate CIIANCEJRV DIVISION MONMoura cotNTir ROM? for the doubleton, enough for anJames R. Laird Monday suspend- Docket No. F-t6K-S4 OfflOAlCOUHT AND LOCK opening bid if you have a good ed a fine levied against Stephen OOMMITNITY BANK OP UNHEN, a The car going south on Tele- banklnx oorportitlon of the BfeleAoz rrupj graph Hill Rd.Rd, failefildd to negottii major suit and perfect location Gross, Inc., Shrewsbury plumb- New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: CONTUraN- TAL IAND and HOME DBVEU)P- ing cojttraotor. The firm was MESNT CORP., at aJ, Defendanui road into brush, according to theopen this hand if you had Spades charged with opening a street By virtue of a, writ of execution In the above Btated action to me direct- police report. The crash started —A Q J 9 6 and a side ace. without a permit ed, I shall exploit, for sale at public vendue. at the Court Houn In the a brush fire which was put out Borough of SVeebold, County of Uon- by the Haztet Fire Company. -LEGAL NOTICE mouUi, New Jersey, on Monday the Adjusters Accepted 23rd day of August, 1955, at 2 o'clock, Mr. Fitzpatriok was examined P. M. Prevailing Time. in state police headquarters and By National Group PROPOSAL All Utat tract, or parcel of land, sit- Notice 1« hereby given that sMled uate, lying and being In ths Township summons returnable be- blda wil be received In the Reception of Mlddletown, in the Count? of ^on- Scanlon, president of Monmouth f U OBl of Ihe Director, moulh, and State of New Jemy: fore Hbksdel Magistrate and Property, BEING known and designated aa Lota mour Kleinberg Aug. 10. Credit Adjusters, has been noti State House. 1, 2, 3 and 4 In Block O. aa shown Al and set forth on a certain map en- THE PHANTOM fied of Ms agency's acceptance titled, "Slap ot aiendale Fork, D. H. By LEE FALK for membership in the American Cosby, Inc." dated AprS, U03. an* EAT0NT0WN ACTION read • immediately there- filed In the Office of the Clerk of Mon- I ASK THE OUESTIONS, NOT YOU... Collectors Association, Inc. The mouth County on August 3, 1963, aa EATONTOWN — Action taken Dmpertea Map 10-23. •We ONLY WANTED TO SCARE II j '-YOU CAME BACK. MORE THE WITCH AND THE NOW- WRITE THB ENTIRE STORr! by the 'Eatontown M>*U; Panned, Fresh, Processed Musical Instruments Being commonly known and desig- YOU AWAY- BUT YOU MA DRASTIC MEASURES PHANTOM- SAY-- AS yOUTOtPITTOME. ocated in the 50 states, Guam, nated aa No. 143 Statwlr Place, Mid- WHO ARE Board Monday night was in- Oleomaruu-Uut WOUIDN'T SCARE-" Mti NEEDED, THAT'S THE SIDRY-' Australia, Canada, Mexico, Vir- Fhotocopr F»per * Supplies dletovm, New Jersey. advertently reported in yester- Poultry The approximate stmcunt of tha Judg- gin Islands, New Zealand, Swe- PrlaMns; ment to be satisfied by aald aala Is day's Register under a Freehold 16 t0Tm Ihe sum of tis.oOO.OO together with the dateline. Rico, Lebanon, Bpeolflcationi and U ** ^Hooete of this saja. contract and bond for the proposed Dated July 7, 1965 Eatontown and the Philip- work a.re on file In the Office of the JOSEPH A. SKAfflTO. Bwdlf. Director snd may be secured by pros- _eo Kaplowltx, Atty. night unanimously approved Bor- pective blddew during office hours. July 23, Aug. «, 11, IB To be eligMe for membership, MOM must be (1)) made on a ough Council's proposed amend- proposal form, (2) en p NOTICK TO ABSENT DEFENDANT ment to the sign ordinance allow the local collection agency was ciaial addreaddresses d envelope(2) enclosep , (3d )i accompn the spea -SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEBSEY ed by a. certlNed check drawn toto ihe CHANCEBY DIVISION ing erection of temporary signs required to meet highest stan- ord«r of tth« Treasurer off tthh eStt SIONMOUTH COUNTY zones during periods of of New Jersey, or a IM bond, any of Docket No. C-31M-64 : th 10% STATf E OC NEW JERSEY IOI JMg&jaljj>L.consMctipn,^UChJfJnancla| jespgnsjMlity The as- tttlTM UPBr MiflTTTt signs »re now permitted only~in I sooiation _ maintains You ars hereny summoned and re- fore ththee hour named as no bid wilqulred to aerve upon RSUSSILLB, residential zones R-l through be accepted after the hour specifiedifi . CORNWBLIi, MAU8NER, 0AR0TE- a b NUTO 4 McOANN, E3Q3., nlallitUfs' each member is bonded. sidered InformaInform l and will be rejected, attorneys, whose address la $4 Broad TThhe DirectoDrr reserves the righth Io re-Street, Red .Bank, New Jener, an jecjctt annyy and all blda andd t to awan Answer to the Complaint 'filed In a conracontracc t In ppatttt or wholhl e Iff deemded Civil Action In which Joseph V. Manuel By GEORGE SIXTA DENNIS THE MENACE By Bank Ketchum to the best Interests of the State to ddoand Gloria M. Tajhlro are plaintiffs ao. The' successful bldHer l and Owen Hyde Maquex Is defendant quireq i d to furnish surety bond In thepending In the Superior Court of New MM almiount of Ihe contract of a com Jersey within 35 days after August 4, RIVETS-) authorized to do business In ths1965, exclusive ot such date. It you fall to do so, Judgment by default may FETCH /ME MY be entered against you for the relief de> manded In the Complaint. You ahallflle SLIPPERS- OHARLSS F. SULLIVAN, Director your Answer and Proof of Bsrvlcs In duplicate with the Clerk of tha Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance with the rules of PROPOSAL civil practice and procedure. Is herebyy given that sealed This action has been Instituted for bids will be received In the Reception the purpose of quieting- title to lands Room of the Office of the Director, located In Uie Township of Raritan, XMviAton or Purchase and Property, 2nd County of Monmouth and State of.New floor. Boom 232-2, -State House, Trend Jersey known and designated aa*- Lot ton 25,, New Jerseyy, on August 11, && B5 In Block O aa shown and laid down at 2:00 P. M. and will be opened and on Map entitled "Map of Section One, read Immediately thereafter th Garden Parkway Home, Inc., Raritan following: Township, Monmouth County, New Jer. Fencing—Sooth aey, Scale l" = 60' December 19,. 19S4 laboratory Science * Hospital Craig Flnnegan, Engineer ac Surveyor, Supplies Belford, N. J." (llc-tf In tha Monmouth Mobile (0 X-Ray Unit Counly Clerk's Office Uay 27, ISpJ In y Case 3S, Bee. 50. . mratotraph lor X F»y Cult SpeoinoMJona and Uw of bid, You are made defendant In tha s,bor« proposed entitled action because you ha,ve or f th maintain you have some tight, title. MARK TRAIL Director and may be secured by proa Hen, or other interest affecting the By ED DODD h real estate' being foreclosed, by virtue _. ,_, on a standard of ownership. Inheritance, descent,. proposal form, <2> enclosed In the spe Intestacyy,, devise,, dowsr, curtesy— , elal addressed envelope, (3) aecompan mortgage, deed or oonvoyancsoonv , entry led by a certified check drawn to Uieof JudgmenJdt t or . otherth - llegae l or lawful • • - -er of trie state of right. The nature ooff which and the . _ bid bond, any ofreason ththatt you artJ Joinei d aa defendant iot be less than 10% ofIs set forth with particularity In the — o1f Uie bid, and H>complaint, a copy of which will be delivered at the above place on or be-furnished you on rsfrueit sddressed to fore Uie hour named u no bid will the attomeya of Ihe plaintiffs aV'the be accepted .after the 'hou our Specified. above mentioned address. B d Dated I Jujlyl W,, J.»1965_. . ^eW'lnfomsTer>S'wlll be rejected. / MORTTMEa a. NEWMAN. JR. The Otrntor raervta the right to ru- Clerk of the Superior Court led any am aH blda and to awamJuly 14, 21, 3aV Aug. 4 Nl'M oontraet: In ^ part or whole If deemed to the bast Istersat M Ihe Slate, to do NOCTCI aa The successful Mdilsn will be re- SAUB AVTEB I quired to furnish surety bond In Ihs full The llonmouth County National L.-_ amount of tht contract of a company Will Mil at Public Auction at I1W OcJan authorised to do business In the (tats Avenue, Lakewoos. New Jsraey K.39M rord Tudor, Utiti No. UWCltMN oa or TBB TW)A«]«T he Jlth day of July, 1MB at 10-fjo A.M. Division of Purchase and Property 3,'B/T, The Se)l«r reserve! the rl|$t M OHARUOS V. SUUJVAN, Director U>> Mv Aug. » tO.it July ai :•&» YOUR FOOD SHOPPING i

SHOP-RITE'S GIANT USDA CHOICE BEEf SALE! WHY PAY MORE? WHEN YOU GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT SHOP4OBMtSofSmiBEBFIS GRADED CHOICE & TRIMMED RIGHT FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE! US DA CROSS RIB iC H U C KCHOICE RID CHOICE At C « BOTTOM ROUND STEAK R OAST ROAST REG. STYLE TOP BOUND OvtnRtady 63V Far Ovtnor Pot Roast ftrtCut 831 Ntwporf Root $|O9 ABtalTnat 99; 89

. WOL TRIMMED FOR OVM 01 POT MAST CHICKEN PARTS TOP ROUND STEAK * TOP SIRLOIN LEGS * "-^7 Grape Jam GREEN BEANS CARROfSio^. s F C HIW f SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE " Hudson Napkins ^3 ^ 89 Relishes "' 4-fe- 1 ZUCCHINI CHOPKD MILKSHAKES SQUASH 10-oz. BROCCOLI lo-ox. $ KRSOHM K±S^vr-6^ 1 Ivory Soap • SIZE DELI DEPT. %} pkgs. 99* AS5OUTID FUVORS, INSTANT MIDGET TAYLOR NESTLE KEEN BAKERY DEPT. PORK ROLL SHOP-RITE 1-lb. 8-ox. $| 29 12-01. 5 fl PEACH PIE roll 4 SERVE Lfcton'i Umon/Um»-TrtJ^|nrt. k»d tach CANNED HAM 4 » VcgrtaUtJuk* • i.- VA1liMc.1MaIlon.MM ' Tea Mix V-8Coclitciil3 : 97< TAYLOR PORK SOU 3^»1 MaxwiVHouw 6 IScOK $ 49 POUND CAKE 59 Spray Starch 3 S •! Instant Coffee ; 79 Crisco Oil 3 & 1 |^GoumM^t ^^Countrstyly Stylee Shop-Rite Dog Food—Bocon/Uver/Bwf iriANKFURTIRS C WHITE BREAD *.**-. 39« Coffee 2 1 '1" RED HEART 61£ 77 OMA^ MAYER'S :- >WJiite Prognne/Pep* Shop-RH* Auorted Ravon ( ! POTATO CHIPS SclnCKHAUS J 65 Applesauce 8^*1 Olive Oil & 99 Gelatine ^5* K™* Awl Bonn Aunt Jmwna DOXH* Manhattan GOURMET PRETIEI STIX W 2S« Mmarnma — v».w~ -•£ ChnmA [APPETIZERDEPTj^aniiabw I ^^HO^.^^^ WN£APPU^RAPCFRUIT DRINK Jj Hydroy « bio 1t%^t,, o r CoconuCocoutt Ion 11«11-«.. SU WEAVERS ALL WHITE MEAT B aft \i IKW flk mrSJ^EL^ SUNSHINE COOKIES «JS^3 ^ »l m^BflV * ^IdV AA^RMK^BV * ' * SIRf^R^Bm REE«r *^P*^. ^••'•••P' V * ^ L MONTE CHICKEN ROLL HARD ROILS 6 ~ 23' Mi C [c HP 100 CQ SEAFOOD DEPT. Vi- RW* • »•• ^t^i.^rt® Ib. DoxiM Nmr England BriHo, Largt „ ' -' Del Gain or Pop* Imported ltafion £ SHRIM|ABa4 < uPr SAL0UHED Clam Chowd.r2O^39 Soap Pads 4 E£*l tomatoes 2 ^ 89 I g,qpg y a S S S" fcS9< 1-lb.S 4 I H IR-hM— • •• i Corned Beel Clorox Bleach ^69' Sliced Beets 8 s.ib. GENOAliAlAMI fe69 r " ' ? box ASSORTED VARIETliS ' OFFDETIRCEN $TO«IT YttlOW CWC SUCIB or MVili\ Ib. C • s« | SWIFT HARD SALAMI ^ 59 | : HIC DRINKS i :- Frtth Gr»y U ^PEACHES |K1«1CK1IAUS LOAFSALE k79*| SOLE FILLET 69' imn^tmRivuRST s BEfl'": <" SHRIMP SALAD SALE Prfcw tHniiv through Sohmtay night, Mr Hit, 196S.Notrnpom&it (or typographical•rTon.WcrMrmtht right toftnitquanlitiM. POTATO SALAD, COLE £ StoM(uStetlRaxor Blaan SLAW.AAACARONI, CUCUMIHOR GARDEN HULTH GILLETTE C SHOP-RITE MIODLETOWN SHOP-RITE NEW SHREWSBURY AntiMptk SHRIMP or IJSTERINE OABMEAT SALAD SHREWSBURY AVENUE AT ROUTE 35 59 1 tanOf Sbif Dtntol Crtam- RT. ?5 and NEW MONMOUTH RD. . Located in Atkmtlc Suptrama COLGATE ^ iHOOfKMMKKMMXtO- ITkcrC* • Skw^liK n««r >*«- Call ES 5-73m>OOOOOOOOOOOOOQ<»0000< ait

JULY 30-31 .,. Come one, come all to our greatest sale of the year! Bargains for the thrif- ty, fun for everyone!.;. Don't miss it! AmMem Nbfic

Highway 35 at Middletown Road, Middletown, New Jersey FREE PARKING FOR I4OO CARS Barry's Stationery Shadow Lawn Savings Sun Ray Drugs xamry rnue in >-•••• Sylvette Points * Hiom Me An Mae-Moon • Youth Center

•:' -1 .. •': •) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 30.31-MIDDLETOWN Limited Quantities and Sizes en Many Items — So Hurry!

1 ONLY - FLOOR MODEL PADDED LAWN 20-INCH PORTABLE PORANDA Aluminum and Fiberglass CHAIRS SEOO SCREEN REG. 8.88 $ Only 3 Chain FAN 13" AtHrit low price. Gay T47 pottww, : ;\\ . Cods up fo 5 rooms. HOUSE Re* $188.00 Powerful motor. 2-PIECE MEN'S SUMMER PLAYSUITS LADIES' BLOUSES $100 Sleeveless oad rotlups, As- $101 0 SLACKS softed fabrics OHO styles* Assorted sixes, colors and 3 . i,',"-'1 styles. AH Hie newest fabrics. Values to 6.99 Values 2.99 Men's Swimwear SHORTS

Reg. 1,00 -••-*'.•..• AN in the forest styles and First quofltir; Sftes 7-14, Look fabrics. ' atUdren's-shei, *kM«e and Values to3,9 9 shorts, Site* 3 - 6x*

-:-•:;•,.•• A MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS INFANTS' and SHORTS In colorful knits ond woven $|67 A MVQe orroy of styles $| 44 cottons — She* S-M-L Short DRESSES sleeves. •„ cotorf to choose from. Yoluei to 2.?» Votes to 3.W -W'l » • ••••

LADIES' SUMMER CASUALS Reg. 199 of the advertised items are limited in quan- Assorted tfyltt mti ttkn, §b»t "Votes - tities and iizes. So hurry in atid save while quanti- lljMy IfcjJljM ^IrJllLLJM IM^'IOWI* :i I Special Pg wmPf, iTvmvn irrawi m m to Zff ^^1-* Far ThU Event ties

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M«nty Down— ft 2 y««rf I* W.T.GRANT CO. MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER • 35 JUST SAY "CHARGE It" 2 BIG DAYS Friday and Saturday

FROM FAMOUS MILLS i FRIDAY 8«d SATURDAY - JULY 30.31 UP TO 15-YARD LENGTHS SPORT SHIRTS Grants Price CHINOS

Special Purchase Special Grouping Comparable Values JACKETS I© 1.2* yard! ; • Crease^esisfaht, wash "N* WHOLESALE wear cotton prints •50% Zantrd rayon / 50% cotton prints and solids • 50% Avrll Boys' Rob Roy rayon / 50% cotton prints and solids • 65% Docron SPORT SHIRTS polyester / 35,% cotton prints and soKo5 a Cotton Middlefown Shoppfng Center gabardines ' • Cotton Twills • Completely washable syn- thetic taffeta prints • Osna* burg cotton prints and solids • Cotton hopsacking prints and solids. : ." --An' , Save up to 96c on Every 4 yards you Buy! COTTOH BROADCLOTHS, POPUHS J PERCALES {FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 30, 31

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MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER PANTRY PRIDE THK TOWARD THE COUPON PURCHASE OF WORTH ICE CREAM ANY AEROSOL ALL half i FLAVORS gal. FLIT BOMB «SS VALUABLE WITH THIS COUPON RBR WITH THIS COUPON RBR UMIT ONE COUPON PER SHOPPING FAMILY Pantry Pride LIMIT ONE COUPON PER SHOPPING FAMILY Pride COUPONS {VOID AFTER SUNDAY, AU6T VOID AFTER SUNDAY, AUG. 1st DISCOUNT COMPARE OUR *J THIS TOWARD THE & o THIS TOWARD THE PRICE!* AGAINST COUPON PURCHASE OF COUPON WORTH es PURCHASE OF WHAT YOU HAVE 1OV WORTH 5OV ANY PKO. OF GREENDELL ARMOUR STAR or Imported Bohemian BEEM PAYING as m POUND FROZEN STEAKS 5 CANNED WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON -*BR Pantry LIMIT ONE COUPON PER SHOPPING FAMILY Pantry MAXWELL IIMIT ONE COUPON PER SHOPPING FAMILY Pride Pride HOUSE IVOID AFTER SUNDAY, AUG. 1st i Sill! ALL! LOIN GRIN1 LOIN CENTER HALF CUT c< ttl CHOPS SAVE Ibv 27

Pantry BONELESS BEEF Pride CK ROAST & U.S. CHOICE Ib. COLLEGE & U.S. INN Pantry Pride CHOICE Cur Ib. '. ' i •- TOIHATO JUICE SAVE DIH DAACT BONELESS SHORT CUT SAVE LEAN GROUND BEEr . . . k.43* I6c ••••••r lilrM9 • CitOSSft!B *r MB STfAK • • 31c aatt on COCKTAIA L FRESH CHICKEN LEGS . . . T7c 2 IN 1 LAMB ?3£< \- . 17c

FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS lie ROASTING CHICKENS >-"rAV8. 16c SHOULDER STEAKMMW rOSYut. 31c LAMB CHOPS 21c oven ""ir CMOICI 41c RIB ROAST CHOICE 17c

GROUND CHUCK n. 63' 16c BEEF FLANKEN *"CHOtC*C • Ib. lie 25c * U.S. CHUCK STEAKS I RIB ROAST CHOICE cot Ib. C iLMONTE HYGRADE SKINLESS FRANKS 2 ^ 99 26c .- . • ••• • y. - •.•-_. ' t « •-.,• WEET COMPARE THE SAVINGS COMPARE THE SAVINGS I-Ib. FRESH SAUERKRAUT ™» LAND O' LAKES BUTTER . lie «JCH> SMOKfD »HF, 5MCT HAM IANO HYGRADE BOLOGNA ^SS* Ib. «» lie ORANGE JUICE "100"% FLORID"A- • • • lie 5 D TURKEY ROLL . ' 20c WHITE SHRIMP SKS . . . KOSHER FRANKS ""^yr1 >88< lie SWORDFISH STEAKS «uen» ft-68* 11c

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lie IMPORTED >«Aflc lie SMOKED WHITEFISH .a™, . it 68* LANGOSTINOS • • 68' B^^^T^kT^^ES U-S. NO. 1 "A" SIS Ah. ....10 bag 68 C LEACH FRESH PEACHES »«««««« 4 Ib. 38' 16c FRESH GARDEN LETTUCE 32* 28 COMPARE THE SAVINGS COMPARE THE SAVINGS ELEGANT RNK or CtEA* Wai C« HEARTS DELIGHT 47c con LIQUID DETERGENT • • • 3 ^ 1 APRICOT NECTOR . . •^s./ PANTRY PRIDE PANTRY PRIDE 3-fb. 16-ox. 2 APPLESAUCE ...... 2-ox. SLICED WHITE BREAD 2lOOVtt T DOUMAK BRAND ft ALL VARIETIES •-Inch 25 c rtStiler 20c WHITE MARSHMALLOWSS'A*! JONES PIES ...... 69e V« VEGETABLE ' ^ PANTRY PRIDE 4 18c *tw 49 10c JUICE COCKTAIL ...... 3 JELLY ROLLS . . iUNCHiON MEAT ASSORTED 12-ox. 10c HORMEL SPAM . . . . . C0ft RING CAKE . .. each OFFEE BUMBLE BEE . CHICKEN BEEF or TURKEY 49« SOLID WHITE TUNA . . .3 17c LIBBY POT PIES . . . 29c DEL MONTE ' ^ m%. MILADY TOMATO SAUCE . . . .10 ^ 88 POTATO PANCAKES . . lie PANTRY PRIDE PANTRY PRIDE • PEAS Oft EVAPORATED MILK . . . CARROTS ...... lie PANTRY PRIDE WHITE OR COLORED _ BRIDGEPORT PAPER NAPKINS . . . . 4 " ^ 00 16c WHITE BREAD 3 » 39 10c ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN SUNDAY TO 6 P.M SPECIALS EFFECTWI: THRU SUN., AUG. l»t

^ •; J. M. FIELDS RT. 35 LETOWN = RT. 35 : X* ., Wed, 9 AM K> Y PM • Thors. & Fri. 8:30 AM to 1GPM Saturdqy 8:30 AM H> 9 PM • SwidROM

<•--'. •••v,':.. "Personalized service at Chain Store Prices" MANNER'S MIDDUTOWN SHOPPING CENTER • E-Z Charge NO APPOINTMENT NECESSAftY ROUTE 35 — Phone 671-0350 • Diners' Ckb FREE DELIVERY • Tip Top Pbn h H»e Heart of HM Middletown Shopping Center — 671 - 9111 RONALD COHEN, R. P.

f^M FRI. and SAT. SIDE-WALK JULY 30 and 31 "SHIFT SALE" "ARNEL•• AVRIt and COTTON" 1 DUSTERS -SHIFTS ' IN PASTEL AT LEAST MANY COLORS ( CHECKS 1 and PRINTS GUARANTEED TO CHOOSE FROM WM1t WASHABLE

—BETTER— AVRIL and COTTON OFF! "DAY-TIME" PAINTS..- WALL COVERINGS - WAXES - ACCESSORIES DRESSES SHIRTS UMJTED QUANTITIES - FIRST COME FffiST and MAN-TAH.ORED IN SOUDS $100 IN MISSr. JVNIOK AM* PRINTS HALF-SIZIS 1 Coupon Worth $1.00 NYLON FIRST QUALITY NYLONIZED 9X12 CANVAS SEAMLESS ES BRUSH DROPaOTH ONS Regularly for c SOLO BY PACKS OF TWO PAIR 3 with ^95 SIZES 5-6-7 LAVISH LACE TRIM LIMIT 2 PACKS VAL tfe OOAIL Many More UnadLyertisett Specials! the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. MIDDLETOWN MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER SHOPPING CEHTK ;• .1 prttmbacher Art Suppliefi—Mcyercord Decah HWY.35 EATONTOWN ..' it • • J <•'•'' friday and Saturday

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people, eipeciaify youngPmirrTed*, leoHteve Hie go*J of home ownership a * amazing values * • f prinfcipkto >d»cJ». *»* gre*t mutual «. ",..*••*••« socfafwn and everyone connected wrHi it « dt<*f©«te>:• j;"* yo« "k{ ipotd tome lime w<1\\ one oi our YOUTH f 1. experience^ home financwwj ipecwliiti. CENTER •• r,: ' Hff dentHy interest end sourtfl «fvrce' cen,' '1' i you time end money ftftd P#*»Wy help; you avoid errors t4ief 'coW 'ce you SHOPPING or even ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN

AnMBiiK| vcdueS) rerrific borgoins M fine qiioffty boys, and infants' wear« •. for foH, bock-ro-«hool Md broml eew winter wear. PLUS "gJve-oway" price* on whatever we kmm kh n summer beoch CMO play wear* Some of the items e# Hie sidewalk: dresses, orfg, to 7.98 at «nrf 1.00; a rummage ffvMf with items tkor once sold for as mvck m 9.98, MOW 1.00; |wt arrived— 14.00 www suits for 10.00; BiHy-the-KId corduroy school sfaeks at 20% off; etc.; PLUS more wonderful bargains and surprises put out all during the day PLUS a store fttH of TVrft Certw at HM MMdletown Shopping Center tempting "mark-downs." Long IftMcfc, OohliMtt, Keyport, Hobmtel, Middletown Shopping Center

Reg* to 4.99 | Reg. to 6;99 Reg. to 3.99

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Ladiea* Sportswear srttl Corset Dept—Main Floor Ladies' Dress and Coat Dept.—Main Floor Children's Department—Maki Floor

Ladies' Dress and Coat Department Ladies9 Girdle and Bra Department

Select your Girdle and Bra from one GIVEAWAY PRICES of the largest Corset and Bra Depart- SUMMER ments in the area! : DRESSES MORE FAMOUS BRANDS O.00 .00 THAN YOU'LL SEE ANYWHERE &3 "Figure Builder" Spring BEHOLD YOUR LOVELY FIGURE!

- bllllS Values to 50.00 Figure Builder's new tape- measured crisscross girdle 9 • • . molds you inches slim- Ladies Swimsuit & Sportswear Dept. mer. The insert illustrates this new inner criss-cross SWIMSUITS control, with midriff high clastic band for firm dia- Such famous brands a»: Jantzen—Rot* anne *— Peter Pan — Catalina — Sea pJiragm support; has felt Nymph and others. All 1965 styles — 1 lined diaphragm panel that •; 1-piece, 2-piece, flares and sheaths. allows you blissful comfort every minute. Cornea in two LADIES' SUMMER lengths, 16" and 18" with Ma- cron panel in front and satin latex panel in back. White dacron. Sizes 2640, • Blouses • Skirts • Polos • 2-Piece Sets • Terry Robes • Knee Pants • Shifts Regular «.« Value Preeteen and Children's Dept. Now 6.98 GUARANTEE «" Dresses & Shifts Sylvette's Bond Is Your Guarantee A tremendous selection of the season s of Complete Satisfaction V 1. When you purchase your girdle and bra at Sylvette it will be expertly latest styles. Sizes S to 6X—7 to 17 a«d fitted and altered to your individual requirement*... without charge. •'^re-teen. 2. Sylvette will maintain the perfect of this garment — refitting and ""'—Jtjo j<>ur satisfaction ..... without charge. 3. Sylvette will replace worn garters, replush where necessary,'meat Plus many other unadverthed specials! , , . open *eama and replace misafog bones .. . without charge. ; TOM can't afford to miss this Sale Event! r 35-^Kddletown Shopping Ge^ .Open Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9 p.m. — Sat. til 6 p.m.