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VOL 89 NO 6 b*u*d •""'• ciun P°«UH TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE (WE VUL- O!)' "*"'• ° P«ld at Kid illc OUtcw. Holiday Festivities Attack North Viet PT Boats SAIGON - U. S. Navy fighter- yesterday. The Fourth of July U. S. military headquarters The attack on the torpedo afterward one of the Skyhawk* bombers attacked two North targets included an oil storage reported relatively little ground boats came in the same general went down. Navy and Air Force Vietnamese torpedo boats off area 19 miles southeast of Hai- action in South Viet Natn, but it area where Navy planes sank search planes also reported anti- Haiphong early today as the air phong. appeared that the Communists three similar North Vietnamese aircraft fire from the shore. Attract Thousands war against the Communist Heavy Raids may have targeted isolated spe- vessels Friday as they were The downed pilot was rescued RED BANK - About 15,000 north continued without letup. An estimated 250 to 300 planes cial forces camps for the vic- headed for the 7tli fleet frigate about 7:30 a.m. by a Navy heli- persons viewed last night's fire- One of the two A4 Skyhawks made the raids, a number which tory that has so far been denied Coontz. Nineteen North Viet- copter from the carrier Kear- works display in Marine Park, that caught the torpedo boats 38 a qualified officer said was them in the 1966 monsoon sea- namese sailors were captured. carge. His name was withheld. here, after a band concert of miles southeast of the main above the average for the 16- son. Viet Cong raiders made The two Skyhawks took off It was the 278th U. S. plane re- patriotic music. North Vietnamese port was shot month-old air war against the four attacks on the lonely out- from the carrier Constellation at ported lost in action over North Deputy Police Chief Le Roy down, but the pilot was plucked north. But it was not a record posts in the past three days. 2:30 a.m. today after the torpe- Viet Nam and the Tonkin Gulf. McKnight estimated that at least from the Gulf of Tonkin by a number for a single day's raid. The heaviest action reported do boats had been picked up by The U. S. command reported 5,000 persons viewed the hour's rescue helicopter. A U. S. The Navy planes also hit an yesterday involved U. S. Ma- radar in a cluster of islands. that an HUiD "Huey" helicopter colorful display from the park. spokesman said he did not know oil storage area 25 miles west rines near the northern city of Plane Is Lost was shot down by Viet Cong Another 3,000 persons sought rel- if the torpedo boats were hit. of Thanh Hoa, down the coast, Da Nang. With the help of air Tlie planes dropped flares, a ground fire in the south six mile? atively cool viewing sites along Navy and Air Force plgnes as the intensified assault on strikes and artillery barrages u S. spokesman said, and were southwest of Vinh Long city and the Riverside Ave. waterfront. flew a record 91 multiplane mis- North Viet Nam's fuel supplies they reported killing 154 Viet fired on. The Skyhawks attacked about 75 miles southwest of Sai- The balance of the spectators, sions against North Viet Nam continued. Cong in various fights. the boats with rockets but soon (See VIET NAM. Page 2) • he said, were in boats anchored In the Navesink River, or were On the Mlddletown shoreline across the river. State Health Chief Concerned Over Burnt Fly The pyrotechnics display mm. memorating Independence Day waa sponsored by the borough's Parks and Recreation Depart ment and by (he Red Bank Jay Group Forms to Fight Bog Dump cees. MARLBORO — Armed with en- wamp for underground water "A variance has been granted taken this water supply will dwin- A non-partisan group of tax- 7,M0 AT FREEHOLD couragement from the state supplies. permitting the dumping of gar- dle and become polluted. payers is planning to take im- FREEHOLD—Upwards of 7,000 health commissioner, a private The MiddlesexTounty Planning bage on 133 acres of Burnt Fly "Indications are that this area mediate legal action to save this people packed the Freehold Race committee here has organized to Board and Board of Freeholders Bog, which is an important will be made into a regional area from becoming a garbage way last night to witness a half- initiate legal action to prevent lave indicated they will adopt charge and recharge area in di- dump for municipalities for miles lump and to gain time for coun- hour fireworks display as guests use of Burnt Fly Bog as a land- the same resolution, since the bog rect connection with the English- around. Marlboro already has y and state agencies to act. of the track. fill dump. crosses the county line into Madi- town sands water supply. . .for adequate dumping sites. It does four contributions are urgently Police reported little traffic Under chairmanship of Louis J. son Township. 20 communities of Monmouth, not make sense to create a dump eedod." congestion and no mishaps. Kuhn, of Robertsville, the new "A -large portion of our water Middlesex, and Ocean Counties. for garbage from out of town, Said Dr. Kandle: The new track ownership re- organization calls itself the Com- supply is now in danger," the Will Dwindle while destroying a part of our ". . .relative to a potential vived the fireworks show as a mittee to Save Burnt Fly Bog. committee appeal says. "Unless immediate a c t i o n is valuable water sypply. ... health hazard which may be cre- good will gesture after its prede- i Letters to be mailed to all resi- ated if a variance is permanently cessor had discontinued the event I dents tonight ask for contribu- granted. . . In 1965. ,tions to offset anticipated costs "The department has examined |of the promised litigation. report by John C. Maxwell, BAYSHORE EVENTS Enclosed with the committee head of the department of Geolo- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Tax Muddle Snarls gy at Princeton University, rela- appeal will be a letter from Dr. More than 500 persons turned out # I, Roscoe P. Kandle, health com- tive to the need to protect the En- last night for the fireworks dis- ' * missioner, to Mayor Walter C. ;lishtown sand aquifer from pol- play at the municipal yacht har- Grubb, Jr., and a copy of a Red lution sources as the area be- comes more populated and used bor. WATCHING SPECTACULAR — This is a part of the Bank Register editorial pointing The event was sponsored Joint- up the threat misuse of the bog Audit in Marlboro for waste disposal. crowd of an estimated 5,000 persons who watched the MARLBORO - Mayor Walter ly by the Harbor Commission, poses for underground water least $5,000 and authorize Mr. The mayor and Mr. Brodniak Advlie* Controls C. Grubb, Jr. disclosed yester- Eisner to make additional inves- md Mr. Arnold, who are the mi- the Yacht Club and Bor- July Fourth fireworks display in Red Bank last night. The streams. "This report was prepared for day that discrepancies amounting tigation, including a 100 per cent nority faction of the present coun- ough Council. In a departure from the state Conservation Depart- display was one of several in Monmouth County. Strests "Keep our Water Pure" is the to at least $2,000 between 1962 verification of tax payments from cil, bear the banner of the Citi- tradition, however, the an- ment. It provides information were jammed with traffic and almost all available park- rallying call of the new com- and 1965 have been found in lo- taxpayers. zens Committee. nual Firemen's Fair was not (See BURNT FLY, Page 1) mittee, Mr. Kuhn said. cal tax accounts. A special meeting was called Council President George L held this year, for the first time ing spaces were used. (Register photo, Don Lordj] Replying to a letter from the The mayor said the imbalance for Saturday by the mayor but Creevey, who was away and un In more than 20 years. mayor, Dr. Kandle urged that has been reported by Robert Eis- only Councilmen Brodniak and available over the weekend, and permanent use of the bog for a ner, of Highland Park, accoun- Philip Arnold attended. Business Councilmen Charles T. McCue KEANSBURG PROGRAM 100-Degree Heat Wave Broken dump be denied "until we have Heat JJps KEANSBURG - The fireworks tant engaged to make the 1965 could not be transacted for lack and Storer have the label of thi a chance to examine the geology audit, in advising that he was of a quorum. "Purpose and Principle Coa display sponsored by the Beacon of this area and the potential for Beach Association drew a record unable to meet last Friday's ition." Canada Sends Relief creating a health hazard." deadline for the audit report. When the Citizens Committee Water/ crowd of more than 400 last night Get Variance FREEHOLD — Monmoulh County's residents and visitors Errors apparently are rooted took charge of municipal, affair. The event capped a whole day The-council, in a 3 to 2 vote, At activltes featuring a children's were able to rest more comfortably last night and can breathe in mistakes which occurred be- tor the*'first-year of the presen a bit easier for the next couple of days. last month granted a variance fore and during the 1963 town- mayor-c o u n c i 1 government ir Demands foot race at 10 a.m., an after- to Dominick (Ace) Manxo to use Perhaps as a sort of Independence Day gift, Canada sent ship-wide reassessment, the may' 1964, the mayor said, shoe boxes FREEHOLD - Central Jer- noon barbecue, and a sing-along 133 acres he owns in the town- down a bundle of cooler breezes. Temperatures are not ex- or said. -•-•-• ..- • --—"" full of unmailed tax bills were sey's prolonged holiday hea'. at dusk., . ship part of the 1,300-acre swamp- pected to go beyond the 80s today and stay moderate, though "The shortage results from an discovered. wave with record smashing tem- land for a dump. WATER SHOW ^fair, through Thursday, the U. S. Weather Bureau reported. inability to balance delinquent Hundreds of Appeals peratures' also set new mark' MATAWAN - Several hun- The holiday weekend was a scorcher. The mercury topped In immediate reaction, the taxes against cash receipts and Hundreds of tax appeals were in demand for water supplies dred spectators viewed a water the 100 degree mark Sunday and approached it Saturday and Monmouth County Planning outstanding bills," thg mayor filed against the reassessments, Meeting- the demand caused r •how on Lake Matawan yester- yesterday. Board and Board of Freeholders said. with many property owner weakening of pressure through- day when the Jersey Ski-ters F. J. Moreau, the U. S. weather observer in Freehold said adopted identical resolutions Mr. Eisner's report was made claiming that their propertie out the circuit of the Monmoutb performed on water skis. the weekend low was a mild 62 Saturday but that Sunday's urging state purchase of the bog to the Township Council in cau were improperly described and Consolidated Water Company as Among the exhibitions at the and yesterday's lows were 70 and 72, respectively. to preserve recharge areas in the cus June 27. On June 30, Mr. that they got bills for land they well as in many municipal sys-. third annual show were multiple Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilmaji, county physician, said the Eisner, the mayor, and Council- didn't own. terns. and distance jumping, pyramids heat wave apparently was a factor in many deaths by heart man Alfred L. Storer and Jo- Mr. Grubb said tax records il Oscar A. Newquist, general and clowns — including Batman seizures during the hot spell. U. S. Advisers seph Brodniak met in Trenton so showed lists of receipts which manager of Monmouth Consoli- and Robin. ~" "None of ui are used to this weather," Dr. Gilman said, with William Coward, acting di- were not credited in the tax rec- dated which services about hal." Arrangements for the July 4 explaining the taxing effect of the heat coupled with high rector of the state Division of ord book. of the county's 400,000 people, (See HOLIDAY, Page 2) humidity. To Inspect Local -Government. In the campaign of 1965, after said the situation was not un- Urged Study the council had approved more expected and probably will re- The Airport The mayor said Mr. Coward than $40,000 in rebates to adjust cur as the population continue? State Drowning Toll Heavy urged that the council approve an appeals and the reassessmen to swell and air conditioning unit- FREEHOLD — Advisers from emergency appropriation of at Mayor Walter C. Grubb, Jr. (See MARLBORO. Page 3) increase in number. the Federal Aviation Agency will inspect Monmouth Airport at Wall "The only solution," he said Township tomorrow to detail min- 'Is in constuction of standby Deaths Set Record imum requirements for the field storage water towers which the to qualify for FAA assisance. Record Parkway Traffic company has proposed and which By The Associated Presi CLEMENTON - Severino Del-i parently having an argument with The visit has been requested have met objection and interfere A record number of traffic fa- vallo, 17, Philadelphia, drowned two women inside. by the Monmouth County Board ence in almost every instance." talities occurred on the nation's Sunday in Clementon Lake. PARASUS-John Hayne, 22, of of Freeholders, with the consent . Seeks Authority highways over the three-day ATLANTIC CITY—Robert Kap- Spring Valley, N. Y., was fatal- of airport owner Edward I. Mr. Newquist said the com- Fourth of July weekend. lan, 25, of Philadelphia, was ly injured Sunday when he Indicates Thruway Need Brown, to expand the basis of pany will continue to press for With last minute figures com- killed Sunday when his motorcy- jumped off a diving board into WOODBRIDGE — Unpre- verge of commencing real estate thority and put under tolls. negotiations started by the coun authority to build the tanks on ing ' in slowly today, the tally cle collided with a car and he 12 feet of water at the Paramus cedented traffic clogged the Gar- projects in the proposed Thru- Acting under pressure from the ty to buy the field. ites which may be acceptably stood at S53 traffic deaths to was thrown 20 feet against a bathing beach and drowned. den State Parkway over the long way line of construction. authority, which contended tha but in the meantime, he said, it- surpass s similar record set dur- fire plug. TURNERSVILLE — Mary Jane Freeholder Director Joseph C. holiday weekend making the need Gave Notice the entire expressway system powerless to overcome the ing last year's three-day Fourth PEQUANNOCK-Morris Kush- Ryan, 22, of Philadelphia was Irwin said last night that in ad 'or the proposed parallel Garden "As a result," he said, "we plan would fall if the purchase immediate problem. dition to money for purchase of State Thruway crystal clear. was not permitted, the Assembly of July holiday. ner, 67, of Brooklyn, drowned killed and her mother, Mrs. Hel- have given notice and all plans "There is no shortage of the facility the county hopes to last week gave its approval. In New Jersey, -23 persons died Sunday in Pequannock Valley en Ryan, 61, critically injured This was the observation last for real estate construction have water," he said, "our reservoir get federal funds to equip and Special Session In accidents, with drownings out- Park while swimming with his Sunday in a two car accident in night of n. I^mis Tonli, execu- stopped. The purpose Is to pre- at Swimming River remains at operate it with navigational units. numbering traffic deaths. grandson. Washington Township, Gloucester tive director of the parkway- vent the developers from in- Mr. Tonti expects Gov, Richard about 100 per cent of capacity and Eleven persons drowned in the WAYNE - Edward Gazerwitz, County. Mr. Brown is interested in operating New Jersey Highway creasing their investment and J. Hughes to call the state Senate it Glendola, at about 97 per cent. three-day holiday period, while 30, of Brooklyn, was killed Sun- TUCKAHOE - Paul D. Gcr- knowing the FAA minimum Authority. ultimately forcing up the cost back for a special session in mid- "But with a heavy drain all at 10 traffic fatalities were reported. day night when he was hit by a manio, 19, of Belleplain drowned standards to limit the area that While an accurate count of to the authority." summer to act on the bill so jnce on days such as we have' Two young sisters died in a fire. car while attempting to change in a gravel wash pit near this the county might include In a vehicles on the toll road won't be Land purchases and other that contracts may be let to get ;xperienced Saturday, Sunday The state Safety Council had a tire on the shoulder of Rt. 23. Cape May County community threatened demand through con- available until later today, Mr. phases of development of the ex- construction started in the fall md Monday, mains are emptied estimated that 13 persons might NEWARK—Ransom McCoy, 16, Sunday while skin diving with demnation proceedings. Tontl said all previous records pressway system have been de- The director acknowledged he ind can not be refilled from! be killed in traffic between 6 p.m. Newark, drowned Sunday eve- a companion. The FAA representatives will are known to have been smashed layed for several months since is taking a "calculated risk" in She reservoirs as quickly as war- Friday and midnight Monday. ning while swimming in Branch FORT DIX—Robert E. Blakes be greeted at the field by Charles for a single day and for a week- discovery by the authority that negotiating with property owners ier is drawn off. The victims: Brook Park Lake. lee, 33, of Willingboro, a civilian, M. Pike, county planning direc- end. it had an internal obstacle to because of the obligation it places "Availability of close by stor- hurdle. on the authority. However, he HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Thom- CLINTON-Julius Gall, of Som- was killed early Sunday when tor, and Mr. Brown and it is When built, the Thruway, ex- age tanks would solve this ptoK ' added, he is confident that' the as A. Craggio, 21, of Rochelle erville, was killed Sunday when his car crashed over an embank- expected that their report will tending north and south between The problem was continued lem."' governor will see the project Park, died early Monday after he he tumbled off the hood of a ment on this military post. be given both to the county and the Woodbridgc and Toms River free use of 21 miles of state- Mr. Newquist suggested that through. fell into a swimming pool. (Story car and was run over after ap- (See DEATHS, Page 2) to the owner. areas, will parallel the parkway owned sections of the parkway n neighborhoods where houses Page 11). west of Rt. » and will become in Middlesex, Union, Ocean and Part of the system is to be a lave street numbers those with the key road of a new Central Cape May Counties. freeway, built by the state High- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Thco ;ven numbers limit lawn spray- Jersey F.xpressway System. Bonding attorneys had warned way Department, between Tren- dore R. Preblick Jr., 12, of Haz- nj> to even numbered days on in February, although it didn't ton and the new Thruway near let, was killed Friday night when Long Branch Rules Change Critic The director disclosed that, act- ;he calendar, and odd numbered ing on direction of the authori- become known publicly until last Jackson Township, south of Si- louses to odd numbered days. he was struck by a hit-and-run loam in Freehold Township. It ty, he has begun negotiations month, that the Thruway would "This will help immeasurably," car while riding his bicycle at will connect with toll spur from with two developers in Manal- not be feasible unless these sec- ie said. the intersection of Rt. 36 and Pushes Crusade for Indictments (See THRUWAY. Page 3) apan Township who were on the tions were acquired by the au- Over the weekend; the corn1 Poole Ave. (Story Page 11). FREEHOLD — Bernard Duze, the January session Monmouth heard, and that a report would Freehold >any dispatched crews on trucks ALLENDALE-Frank Sisto, 26, the tireless Long Branch critic of County Grand Jury declined to be made to the court. throughout its service area and of Bayonne, drowned Monday procedures In last February's indict and returned n present- Undaunted, Mr. Duze reported appealed directly to home own- while swimming in Crestwood change of government election, ment holding that election laws last night having taken these new rs watering their lawn to stop Lake. over the wekend relentlessly were too strict. steps: t during heavy service hours. BRIDGETON — Albert Ramos, continued his crusade to get in- At the urging of Mr. Duze, 1. He contacted Bernard Mar- Similar appeals were broad- 18, of Vineland, drowned Monday dictments against someone. Superior Court Judge Elvin R. tin, of Ocean Township, sergeant- est over local radio stations. afternoon when his canoe appar- Mr. Duze and Sebastian P. Simmill persuaded prosecutor at-arrns of the Grand Jury, to Bracey, also of Long Branch, Mr. Newquist said that co-op- ently overturned. A companion Vincent P. Keuper to take the urge that it recall him. He said ration was obvious and help- swam to safety. were dissatisfied in May when molter up again with the present could not call a witness of its jury and, last Thursday, it heard own but that he corrected the Despite the reductions, lie said, testimony from the two men for impression. the company pumped 4l.fi mil- more than two hours. 2. He called at the prosecutor's ion gallons on Sunday and 417. Today's Index Afterward, Mr. Duze contend- office to make a new appeal to million, Saturday. Monday's Mr. Keuper for' a new chance, Yankee rookie Frils Peterson two-hits White Sox as ed he had not been permitted count won't be known until late- to complete liis presentation and but the prosecutor had left. He teams ipllt doubleheader - Page U oday. The previous one n, Friday. eastbound toward Red Bank. 25 years. John arid Margaret B. Hart. She of Neshanic Station ,and his Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Jacob- Police in Middletown, New A retired carpenter, Mr. Cro- had lived in this area a number passengers, John Osham of North of years. in (nee Elizabeth Lomgenber- Branch and Bruce Prokesch of Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury and Red mer was a member '>f RM Bank r), 2S1 AvenH Blvd., Long Bank were notified, and as Pa- Citadel, Salvation Army. .Surviving are two sons, Wesley Neshanic Station. All are IB W. Taber of Scotia, N. Y., and •anch, daughter, Saturday. yeare old, police said. trolman Phillips pursued the boy Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Ar- , Mr. and Mrs, Jose Hernandez car it ran a red light, sideswiped ietta B. Cfornfrf ; threh e sons, Arthur Taber of Long Island; a iee Lydia Rosa), 584 Broadway, The chase started in Holmdel another car, and forced other Charles L. and Gerald D. Cromer, aughter, Mrs. Louise H. Fetter Long Branch, daughter, Satur- and involved police of several cars off the road, he said. here, and Fremont L. Cromer of f this place; a granddaughter, day. municipalities, but ended here Later occupants of the car Ri>d Rank; three brothers, Wil- bliss Diana E. Fetter of New Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon when the car, coming to the liam L. and Fremont Cromer of r"ork City, and three other grand- Broad St. traffic signal at the estimated their speed at 120 (nee Barbara Allan), 150 Craw- miles per hour, but Patrolman .Altonna and George Cromer of :hildren. ford St., Shrewsbury Township, •M of Newman Springs Rd., hit Pittsburgh, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Private funeral arrangements the signal standard. Phillips said the speed of his son, Saturday. patrol car had been exceeded Anna Whittaker of Altoona, and re under the direction of the The vehicle skidded 332 feet, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fornicola and he was unable to clock that 10 grandchildren. Adams Memorial Home. (nee Mary Lou Choate), 1314 hit the pole, traveled another Services will he held tomorrow RED HOT BARGAINS are being readied by 70 Red Bank merchant! for their July speed. MRS. MARY TISKE Evans Rd., Belmar, twin daugh- 68 feet to the jughandle, was at 2 p.m. in the Robert A. Braun Sales Days, Friday and Saturday. Participants in 'The event ar* mtmbe-rs of the Retail ters, Sunday. airborne for about 10 feet, and The crash occurred at 3:30 Home for Funerals, Eatontown. WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mosciano came to rest In a field, police a.m. and the Red Bank and the Burial will be in Monmouth Me- flary E. Tiske, 53, of 34 Fifth St., Trade Board, an affiliate of the Community Chamber of Commerce. Board president (nee Barbara Nebel), 30 Bay said. Shrewsbury first aid squads re- morial Park, New Shrewsbury. lied in Riverview Hospital, Red Irwin Vogel, center, made preparations with the help of Abe Fine, left, and Robert Bank, Sunday after being strick- St., Highlands, son, Sunday. Holmdel Patrolman Bruce sponded at 3:2. n by a heart attack in her Battertby, right. Sales will be effective 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 9;30 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDon- Phillips first spotted the car at Shrewsbury Patrolman Vin- INFANT LONG le. ald (nee Maureen Crowley), 1 Holmdel Rd. and Newmanjcent Plaia investigated the ac RUMSON - The infant son of Short St., Keyport, daughter, yes Springs Rd. in Holmdel. He said cident. He said Sokolowski suf-. Gary L. and Lynn Boner Long Born "in Elizabeth, she had terday. he saw two cart drive away fered a fractured pelvis, and his of 65 East River Rd., died in ived here 20 years. She was a Mr. and Mrs. Morris Howard from the intersection, and two' passengers were bruised and cut. Monmouth Medical Center, Long :nmmi»nira(it of St Ann's Cath- olic Church, Keansburg, and a Competitor Calls a Halt (nee Barbara), 1830 Sewell Ave. Branch, Saturday. member of iti Rosary-Altar So- Neptune, son. yesterday. Also surviving are a brother, ciety. She was also a member Mi-, and Mrs. Henry Griffin Brett Long, at home; the pater- Viet Nam of Court St. Ann, Catholic Daugh- (nee'Edna Morris), 30 Sea View nal grandmother, Mrs. Thel- ers of America, Keansburg, and To Deliveries of Topsoil Manor, Long Branch, daughter, (Continued) itia Long o( Buffalo, Ind., and the was a member of the Ladies Aux- yesterday. gon. A spokesman said he had bodies. Their own casualties maternal -grandparents. Mr. and iliary of the Middletown VFW. By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON charges and initiated an investi- forcemerit, the engineer, ac- no report on the fate of the were reported light. Mrs. William Borner of Ring- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - gation. He said he determined companied by Police Chief Alex RIVERVIEW crew, normally two to four men. A marine spokesman said 76 Mrs. Tiske was the widow of wood, former Fair Haven resi- When David Parrish, Neptune that the authority's deal was a ander Naiaruk, made an inspec Red Bank Air Force B52 bombers struck Communists were believed killed Julius J. Tiske. dents. trucking contractor, offered top' good one, free of improper in- tion, spotted the Parrish trucks Mr. and Mrs. Foster Lassen at two enemy targets 35 miles in other skirmishes in the Da Private funeral services will be Surviving are a son, Julius .J soil at $1.80 a cubic yard for fluence and producing a fine and ordered drivers not to re- (nee Edna Little), 29 Beechwood south of Dan Nang. One was a !Nang sector, most of them by held this afternoon in the Wor- Tiske. Jr., at home; a daughter, the Garden State Parkway, his quality top soil. move soil. Ter., Matawan, son, Friday. Viet Cong troop area and the air and artillery strikes. den Funeral Home, Red Bank, Mrs. Lester Barker of Piscata- proposal was gleefully accepted. "Best we ever got, and the The police chief assigned an Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Lut other a headquarters camp. The /;, Premier Nguyen Cao Ky"! mil- with Rev. Charles G. Hankins, way; three brothers, John F., But neither Mr. Parrish, nor best price," he commented. officer to make periodic checks (nee Diann Foster), 139 Broai raids were six miles south itary regime bid for more pop- pastor o( Christ Church, Method Walter V. and Joseph O'Grady of the New Jersey Highway Au- But on Thursday, township en- to see that the order was car- St., Keyport, daughter, Friday. of B52 raids Sunday and Mon- ular support today by Instating ist. Fair Haven, officiating. Bur- Elizabeth; a sister, Mrs. Edward thority, which operates the park- gineer Eugene Amron got an ried out. The action was report Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Me- day. . an 80-member civilian-military ial will be in Fair View Ceme- Powers, also Elizabeth, and two way, counted on the reaction of anonymous phone call that top ed to Mayor Alfred V. McCor Murray (nee Catherine Weldon) advisory council to help the rul- grandchildren. About 500 guerrillas raked the tery, Middletown. at least one unhappy competitor. soil was being removed from mick and the Township Commit- 75 S. Bay Ave., Highlands, Trai Bi special forces camp 65 ing generals govern the country. A High Mass of Requiem will If they had, they might better Colonial Acres in violation of I tee Thursday night. daughter, Friday. . miles northwest of Saigon and, DOUGLAS G. PARKER be offered in St. Mary's Catholic understand an interruption in township ordinance. Mr. Amron reported that he Mr. and Mrs, John Trudel (ne> eight miles from the Cambodian LITTLE SILVER—Douglas G Church, Elizabeth, at 9 a.m. Fri- service which has confronted Since this is his area of en- did not file a complaint because Joyce Ecklyn), 2 Clover Dr. border with small arms and Burnt Fly Parker, 72, of Rumson Rd., died day. Burial, under the direction Mr. Parrish because of local he did not witness soil actually Hazlet, son, Friday. mortar fine for an hour and a (Continued) Friday in his home. of the James J. Higgins and Son laws. being removed. Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Docino half yesterday until air strikes A lifelong resident here, he w»s Mortuary, Elizabeth, will be in Mr. Parrish contracted to buy Head Start ladigaant (nee Rose Moorman), New Jer drove the Communists off. A that suggests very strongly that the son of the late Michael and St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Wood- 50,000 cubic yards from Colonial , Mr. Parrish was indignant. sey State Hospital, Marlboro, U. S. spokesman reported light controls should be placed on all Susan Smith P»rker. He was a Bridge. Acres development, Wem- He said the township and son. Friday. casualties among the Vietnam- activity of development that Shrewsbury Township committee- rock Rd., with an option to take Begins Today parkway officials knew of the Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy ese and U. S. special forces might pollute the EngUsttown man when this community was IAMES H. CRAIG, JR. an additional 100,000 cubic source and destination of the (nee Barbara Zilger), 4 Tabor St. (Green Beret) defenders. sand aquifer. part of the township. He was also FAIR HAVEN - James H yards. soil he was trucking and, by not Little Silver, daughter, Friday. "We urge that an effort be In. 6 Towns Artillery fite beat back an at- a member of this borough's elec- )raig, Jr., 40, of 65 Laurel Dr., stopping him in the beginning Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fisher made to delay the granting of a Trucks had been hauling for tack by about 150 Viet Cong tion board. died yesterday in Monmouth Med- Head Start classes start today they in effect had given approv- (nee Eunice Best), 71 Wesley permanent variance in zoning un- ical Center, Long Branch. four days last week, removing Ave., Atlantic Highlands, son against the camp Sunday night. He succeeded his father as a in six county communities and al. til we have a chance to examine Born in Philadelphia, he was about 7,500 cubic yards, and de- next Monday in four others. Friday. About the same time other guer- trustee of St. John's Episcopal ivering same to the parkway to "If I am not permitted to com- the geology of this area and the he son of JamtfH. and Edith The first classes got under way rillas attacked the Due Co spe- Church in 1911 and has since held he utter satisfaction of D. Louis plete my contract," he said, Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider potential for creating a health Kinkead Craig, Sr. A former res- last week in four county munici- cial forces camp 210 miles north various church posts, including Tonti, chief parkway executive, "I'll sue the township and the (nee Diane Barshafsky), 11 Cen hazard. ident of Wyncote, Pa., he had palities. tral Ave., West Keansburg, son, of Saigon with no more succcw. those of vestryman and senior f there was anything wrong, landowner." "The Conservation Department lived here 10 years. He was a Classes begin today In Nep-' Friday. On Saturday night, the Viet warjfen. He was an exempt mem- Mr. Parrish says he didn't know . . .will provide consultation te graduate of the Perkiomen :unt for 105 children, Red Bank Whatever the outcsfne, how- Cong made a hit-and-run raid on ber'.and ex-chief and trustee of it. Mr .and Mrs. Robert Moore our department in determining School, ferkiomen, Pa., and ol 'or 90 children, Union Beach for ever, Mr. Parrish plans to com- the Plei Djereng special forces the iocal fire department and was (nee Eleanor Harrison), 857 S the degree of hazard which may Pennsylvania State College. Then the roof started to fall 60 children, Highlands and Mat- plete deliveries to the parkway camp 20 miles farther north. an active member of the Mon- 19th St., Newark, son, Friday. exist in the proposed operation ol m. Another trucker publicly awan for 45 children each and in at the price specified. mouth County Firemen'i Bowl- Mr. Craig was a Navy veteran questioned some of Mr. Par- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flynn Usually defended Hy Vietnam- a landfill in the Burnt Fly ing League. of World War II, having served Brielle for 15 children. "I have other sources just as ese militiamen or loyal moun- rish's connections. good," he reported. (nee Linda Ruby), 65 Kennedy Bog. . ." ' v ' He was also a member of the in the Pacific war zone. He was Good Dtat Classes begin Monday in Mid- Way, Keansburg, son, Saturday tain tribesmen and a small Meanwhile, Mr. Tonti said he group of American advisers, the The Committee announced its Red Bank Lodge of. Masons, the a former special agent of the Mr. Tonti soon learned of the dletown Township for J20 chil- Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan was acquainted with the identity lonely camps have been favorite mailing address is Post Office Atlantic Grange and - the N. ,J Federal Bureau ol Investigation. dren, Beimar for 45 children, (nee Carol Schubert), 9 Elm of one critic of Mr. Parrish. Communist targets. The last to Box 188, Morganville. Horticultural Society. Since 1954 he has been engaged Keansburg for 60 children and Ave., Hazlet, daughter, Saturday. This man, he said, was not ac- fall was the Ashau camp in a in the textile business in Ntw Raritan Township for 30 chil- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sctio- Mr. •Parker and his Winer, J. Fares Hiked ceptable for parkway work be- valley near the Laotian border Stanley Parker, for many years York City. dren. field (nee Brenda Lapin), 4: |He was a vestryman ol Holy cause of past unsatisfactory (0 miles northwest of Da Nang. i—10th—» operated a fruit and Vegetable Classes opened last week in Aj- dealings and also had attempted Jubilee Circle, Matawan, daugh- Communion Episcopal Church It w«s overrun by a North Viet- farm on the family tract, a royal In New York bury Park for 150 children, New to get work from Mr. Parrish ter, Saturday. ANNIVERSARY CELEBWTIO1 here. He was a member of the namese regiment last March af- land grand deeded to the Parker NEW YORK (AP) - The price Shrewsbury for 30 children, Long without success. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coakley TOMW. DIAMOND Navesink Sailing Club and of ter a fierce stand by the garri- family in 1825 by King. Charles of a subway ride in Now York Branch for 210 children and How- (nee Briget Mullane), 35 Sprue son of 310 Vietnamese irregu- II. then king of England, Monmouth Boat Club. ell Township for 45 children. "~-——~ NITE was up a, nickel today. The in- St., Hazlet, son, Sunday. lars, mountain tribesmen, Nung Mi i DMMOftO or i He was a graduate of the Rut- Surviving, besides hit parents, crease, from 15 to 20 cents, af- All youngsters attending the Mr. and Mi». Robert Urbansky mercenaries and 17 American Etc* «y t mill melvi an milost • gers College of Agriculture. are his wife, Mrs. Nanette six-week pre-school program for an will eontah a nluMi dnrnt - fected most of die city's bus Deaths (nee Diane Blanchard), 21 Serand I a"jjvise'r«".' anotMf t WTntwatdL Surviving, betides hii brother, O a a q u e Craig; two daughters, line* as well,' and was expected the culturally deprived win be (Continued) Ave., Oceanport, daughter, Sun- are a sister. Miss Julia G. Park Miss Deborah Nanette and Miss to hit all of them in a few days. given comprehensive medical and day. Meanwhile, two U. S. Marine Elizabeth Ann Craig, at home, dental examinations and, if need- HAMMONTON-Usa Ann Gei- companies cime under recoil- J er, and several nieces and Although long anticipated, the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marr and fiva sisters, Mrs. Frank J ed, treatment. ger, 3, of West Chester, Pa., less-cannon fire from an esti- nephews. ; timing of the fare boost, an- (nee Florence Anderson), 3605 Clark of Princeton, Mrs. Archi- drowned Saturday ia Bel Haven mated 250 Viet Cong near the vil- Services were held this morn- nounced on the afternoon of the Lake.' Highway 35, Hazlet, son, Sunday bald B. Calender 'of Baltimore, lage of My Loc, 17 miles south- ing In St. John's Church. BurUl, July 4 holiday, caught moct New Mr .and Mrs. Charles Nelson Md., Mrs. Joseph V. Miller of ERMA-Dsvid Offerdahl, 7, ot west of Da Nang. The Leather- under the direction of the Adams Yorkerj by surprise. Revoked List (nee Joyce Allman), 64 Stephan Funeral Home, Red Bank, was Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Harry North Cape May, drowned Sat- necks chajed the Communists It was the first increase In urday in a gravel pit swimming ville- Blvd., Red Bank, son, Sun- JBWUEWB in Evergreen Cemetery. J. McAvoy of Toledo, Ohio, and day. across open rice paddies and the (are in 13 years and the hole. Police Mid the youngster through a tree line but were Mrs. Charles W. Benton of Evans- Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Mc- IB6H Transit Authority said it "con- Driver Gets apparently got in over bis head pinned down by other guerrillas MRS. KATHERINE ville, 111. Dowell (nee Patricia' Laine), 14 fidently expects that the 20-cent while swimming with some other firing from the outskirts of the HOLTS LANDER Services will be held in Holy fare will be maintained for at Tipsy Ticket children. Village Lane, Middletown, daugh- KEYPORT — Mrs. Katherine Cimmunioa Church at 3 p.m. to- least a year . . ." ter, Sunday. -BOTH IN COLOR — morrow, with Rev. Donald G. A. MATAWAN — A driver with CAMDEN—Two young sisters—] Holtstander, 93, died Saturday There was no change in the Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Weiler Six jets dumped napalm and MacLeod, former rector,' officiat- a revoked license last night Cathy May Jones, 9, and Cindy SOPHIA' at Seabrook Hill Nursing Home, tokens that operate the subway (nee Shirley Woodward), 397 fire rockets at the enemy posi- ing. Burial, under the direction of was arrested here, police said,' Lee Jones, 2, died early Saturday LOREN She had been a longtime resi- turnstiles for some' 4.6 million Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, tions for an hour. Artillery Judith" the Worden Funeral Home, Red for driving while under the in- when fire raced through thei —"HAL OAT- dent here. passengers a day. The little son, Sunday. 'pounded the Communists Bank, will be in All Saints Epis- fluence of alcohol. two-story frame home in East Bom in Middletown, she was pieces of metal that cost IS centi Mr. and Mrs. Onofrio Ferrara through the night. By morning copal Church Cemetery, Nave- Camden. Authorities said Cathy wwntrm? the daughter of the late An- before midnight cost 20 cents The driver, Howard Outland, (nee Maryanne Libretti), 4S6 the marines counted 78 enemy sink. [had been rescued by her father drew J. Wilson and Carotin after. To forestall hoarding, a 39, of Rt. 34, this place, was but apparently returned to the Roxbury • Rd,, Belfbrd, son, Gent Wilson. She was the widow limit of one token to a customer given a breath test by Dr. J. P. house to try to save her sister, yesterday. of Edward Hdltslander. THOMAS R. BERRY was imposed after the.boost was Cooper and charged with drunk Mr. and Mrs. John Menie UNION CITY - Thomas R. driving. BRICK TOWNSHIP-Mrs. Rose (nee Maryanne Meyer). Hominy Mrs. Hoi Wander was a mem- announced. Berry, «4, of 26M New York Pateiro, 53, of Passajc, was killed Rd., Colts Neck, daughter, yes- ber of the Keyport Baptist He was arrested on 1700 bail Are., died yesterday at French and four other persons injured terday, Church of Keyport. and will appear in municipal Hospital, New York City. Report 2 Incidents court July 28. early Saturday in in accident Mr. and Mrs. Sandino Her- involving three cars on Rt. 35 She is survived by seven Born 'in Jtrsty City, Mr. Ber- nandez (nee Carol Gertz), 26 Involving Float In South Mantolotung. grandchildren, 23 great-grand- ry was a ion of the late Robert Bantton PI., West Long Branch LONG BRANCH - Two sep- children and two great-great- and Ida Berry. He was a retired JERSEY CITY—William Lind daughter, today. arate incidents involving a Heat grandchildren. truckdriver and an Army veter- Holiday say, 45, of Newark, was killed Funeral services will be today an of World War I. operated in the Independent Pa- (Continued) and three other persons injured rade here were reported to po- celebration were made by Mrs. in a two-car head-on collision at 3 p.m. from the Bedle Fu- He is survived'by two broth- lice Sunday night. Barbara Kelly for the borough early Saturday on the Pulask Weather neral Home, this place, with ers, Robert Berry of Madison At 7:40 p.m., police were no- Skyway. New Jersey: Mostly sunny and Rev. William E. Bisgrove offici- Township and Joseph Berry of Recreation Committee. tified that Marilyn Leydon, 347 warm today except chance of ating. Burial will be in the Jamesburg; and a sister, Mrs MAYS LANDING—Two Penn- Norwood Ave., was allegedly in- scattered showers »nd thunder- Green Grove Cemetery, Key- Emma K. Wendt of Madison RARITAN DISPLAY sylvania girls, apparently on their jured by a blank fired from port. Township. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The way to the shore for the holiday showers this morning south. High float. The girl was treated at annual fireworks display spon weekend, were fatally injured in 90s to lower 90i south. Fair fake that well-deserved vacation A Requiem Mass will be of Monmouth Medical Center. tonight. Low in 60s. Tomorrow V WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN sored by the Recreation Commis late Friday night after stopping Jered Thursday at 9 a.m. at Our At 9:50 p.m., Samuel Teicher, sion last night attracted a record partly cloudy and warm. High with an HFC Traveloan FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Wil- their car in the right-hand lane Lady of Mercy Catholic Church, 1 Van Court Ave. reported his turnout of more than 600 persons in the 80s. Thursday's outlook, liam McLaughlin, 75, of Free- of the 70-mile-an-hour Atlantic Englishtown, by Rev. John C wife's car was damaged by the Held at the high school athletic fair and warm. Cat* MOMTWr PAYMIMT MA Mi Let yourself go and do hold-Colts Neck Rd., died Satur- City Expressway. The victims Petri. Burial will be directed by same float while the automobile field, the event was opened with a were Andrea Wasilewski, 20, of Yesterday's high in Mon- U 11 12 < the tilings you want on day at home. the Freeman Funeral Home was parked near Phil Daly Hose performance by a sky diving Secane, Pa., and Roseann Calla mouth Beach !f7. Low 76. Over- kmmli twm/i Pmmh tujmh your vocation. Do A retired farmer, Mr. Mc- • Freehold. Co, fire liouse, Second Ave. team. han, 21, of Philadelphia. night low last night, 72. $!M 8 6.97 % 9.7S 5iai5 them with an HFC Laughlin was born in James- 2W 13.03 19.50 36J1 burg, a son of the late John and INFANT BADILLO P J.iPPANY-TROY HILLS - Marine 3*» Hfi.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 Tiavelpan. Then when Jacqueline Henry, 4, of the Rain- Carrie McLaughlin. He had re- FREEHOLD - Tony Badillo, Cape May to Block Island: 400? 21.04 27.47 38.59 72.14 you return, repay bow Lakes section of this Mor- SM 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 sided here 35 years. six-day-old son ol Jorge and Northeast winds 10 to 15 knots HFC conveniently. ris County community, drowned Mr. McLaughlin was a com- j Esther Badillo of 32 Downe Ave., today and easterly five to 10 Friday night when she apparent- nentftSOOorlntanilM t>f lifter monlkot* Ask about credit municant of St. Rose of Lima;^ Sunday in Fitkin Hospital knots tonight and tomorrow U1* insurance on loans' Catholic Church, Freehold. ly slipped into a deep section Neptune. of Rainbow Lake while wading Mostly fair today. Partly cloudy •t group ratal X Surviving are fiis ivi'e, Mrs. Besides his parents, he is sur- with a playmate, tonight and tomorrow. Chances of Mary McLaughlin; two sons, Al- vived by a brother, Jorge Ba scattered showers extreme south bert McLaughlin, at home, and dillo, Jr., at home. Visibility better than five miles H0USEH01D Edward McLaughlin of Free- except one to three miles late Graveside services at the con hold; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Fir« Destroys tonight. Stieble of Trenton and Mrs. venience of the family will be a TRENTON OmCGf tomorrow at Maplewood Cemc Frederick Searby of Freehold; Electric Panels TIDES ' 28 Watt Stato St., 5th Floor-PHONE: 695-5401 a brother, Charles McLaughlin trry, Freehold Township. Ar Sandy Hook rangements are directed by the LONG BRANCH — Four Long of Trenton; two sisters, Mrs. Branch fire trucks were called TODAY - High 9:54 a.m and 240 Eatt Slato SJ.-PHONE: 394-7146 James Rrennan of Union Beach Freeman Funeral Home. low 3:48 p.mi yesterday to a building owned WHWWITOWN and Mrs. Harry Dark of Free- by Electronics Associates, Inc., For Red Bank and Rumson hold; four grandchildren and a MAN ARRESTED North Long Branch, where a bridge, add two hours; Sea WRIGHTSTOWN SHOPPING CENTER MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long great-grandchild. minor electrical fire had erupted. Acrow from Ft. 0fct—McGuir* AF8 A Requiem Mass was offered group of four or five persons on Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- the beachfront last night at Cliff- According to William llenniirn, lands bridge, add 40 minulei. Wrlghtttown-Cookctown Rd.—RAymond 3-3900 this morning at St. Rose of Lima plant engineer, the fire was Church by Rev. John D. S/y- wood Beach was disported by police. One man was arrested. caused by a failure in a circuit PRINCETON SH. CENTER-PHONE: 924-5440 . rnanskl. Burial, directed hy (lie breaker In a sheet metal build- WARNS AGAINST BURNING In Sm Jtruy. bms m limltf la $500 "— "— — Freeman Funeral Home, Free- Dennis Dow, 4 Glenglade Cir., ROTARY DONATION—Martin Bouk, right, praiicUnt of ing on Long Branch Ave. The MrODLETOWN - Fire Chief hold, was in St. Rose of Lima was arrested on a complaint oi fire destroyed several electrical the Matav/an Rotary Cluh, proiimti club's contributions A1 v I n M. Max™ has Issued a MORRISVlllE, PENNSYLVANIA Cemetery. 11.si11>4 offensive language and for panel boards valued by Mr. Ilen- statement informing residents failing to give a good account to the Tom DooUy Foundation to Mrs. Raymond H«vi- num at "around two or three hat it is Illegal to burn leaves Houtthold Coitsumw Discount Company They're Unique! Ads In The of himself, police said. Und, Atlantic Highland!, pr»tid«nt of foundation's Mon- thousand dollars." tr other debris on township roads , IOANS TO »35OO Dally Register Classified work Me was released on $150 bail. mouth County chtptar. Looking on ii Frank O'Hara, for- An EAI guard discovered the without /• permit. The police for you around the doc*. Place Patrolman Fred Hall made fir* at 5:42 p.m. while makingldtpartment has been notified to mer prau' n. nd James Gabriel of New Hyde was the widow of Frank A. Good- at 10:30 a.m. in the Damiam FALSE TEETH J. C. WELLS IRA MTCAPPS 'ark, N. Y., and a sister, Mrs. fellow. Funeral Home, with Rev. William More Firmly in Place LONG BRANCH — J. C. Wells, LONG BRANCH-Ira M. inne R. Tetley of Red Bank. She had worked at an artist A. Davis, pastor of Simpson Ho jour tal«e t«etb annoy *Dd em- 47, of 349 Joline Ave. died Capps, 72, of 73 Cedar Ave. died Services were held this morn- barrass by slipping, dropping or wob- for New York silversmith Georg Methodist Church, officiating. bUng wHin you oat. laugh or talk! Thursday in the Veterans Admin- Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme- Friday in Monmouth Medical ing in the Worden Funeral Home, Just sprinkle a little Fng Rrannh for the past OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Anthony Dentures that at an essential to in Rose Hill Crematorium, Lin- 48 years. officiating. Burial will be in Fair bsaUh. tfa» ygg dent!* resnUrly. five years. He was a veteran of Yuschak. 83, ol 627 Wooster Rd., OetFASlUlHa t p den. World War II and the Korean West Barberton, Ohio, died Mr. Capps was a real estate /iew Cemetery, Middletown. at all drug counters. conflict. Thursday at Fitkin Hospital, broker and insurance agent. He was a veteran of World Wars I JOHN DEL GAUDIO He is survived by his wife, Neptune, after a long illness. He and II and was a member of OAHU, Hawaii - John Del Mrs. Ruby Wells; a son, Leon had been visiting his son, Ed- Long Branch Post, American Le- Gaudio, 46, of 57-299-A Kahaone, Wells, at home; three sisters, ward Yuschak of 35 Eisele Ave. Waraiim, died of a heart attack Mrs. Carrie Brewer of Brooklyn, iMr. Yuschak was born in Aus- ion. He also was a member of Sunday. N.Y., and Miss Carrie and Miss tria and had been employed as a the Monmouth County Voiture, 40 He was a former resident of Dorothy WeUs of Atlanta; and a machinist by Babcock and Wil- & 8. 9 Forest Dr., Middletown Town- tepmother, Mrs. Mildred Wells cox, Barberton, for 45 years. He Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ship, K.J. having lived there 12 iladys Capps, and two nieces, of Atlanta. was a communicant of St. Augus- •read Strset aid Qutn An* Drivt, Shrsjwvbury—747- years. tine's Catholic Church.Barberton. Mrs. Michael Abrarns of Ithica, Services will be heid tomorrow N. Y., and Mrs.'Irwin Weinberg ORM SHOOY! I A.M. to 5 f.M. • W.d. nd Frl. Iwnlsas Formerly employed at Fort He is also survived by three NEW YORK •KEANSBURG at 10 a.m. at the James H. Hunt of Springfield. : Monmouth, N.J., he was trans- Funeral Home, Asbury Park. other sons, Anthony J. and Paul OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY IVININftS TILL 1:00 ferred her* in March. Yuschak of Bayonne and Steve Services will be held in the LONG BRANCH BUS LINE Burial wiU be in National Ceme- Flock Funeral Home at 2 o'clock SCOnS LAWN PRODUCTS SPREAD FREE! Surviving are his wife, Mrs. tery, Farmingdale, N. Y. Yuschak of Cranford; a daughter, Lottie Del Gaudio, and a son, Mrs. Helen DeRosa of Iselin; 15 this afternoon. Burial will be in Woodbine Cemeterv. Oceanrjort Mtohnw swdMs* $40—Ms**y-*«t Frank Del Gaudio, at home. MRS. ISABELLA MARTHENS grandchildren and two great- Mr. Del Gaudio's body will be WEST LONG BRANCH — Mrs granchiidren. shipped to the Aievoli Funeral Isabella F. Marthenj, 84, of Services wiH be held in Barbe- You Can Count on Us... Fashion Costs No More at Sears Home, Brooklyn, N.Y., for ser- Locust Ave., died yesterday in ton. The Buckeley Funeral Home vices to be held Monday, July her home. Asbury Park, was in charge of 11. Born in New York City, she local arrangements. was the daughter of the late MRS. ALEX MAUD SMITH John and Mary Foster. She had MRS. LOUIS PADUANO IMIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Alex lived in Rumson 45 years am! LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Anna Maud Smith, 82, of Monmouth bad lived here one year. Jennie Paduano, 73, of 257 Mor- Ave., Navesink, died Thursday, She was married to the late ris Ave. died Thursday at Mon- June 30, in her summer home in Leonard Marwens. She was a mouth Medical Center. Clear Lake, Ontario, Canada. member of the Rumson Presby- She was the widow of Louis Pa- Born in Durham, England, she terian Church. duano. Prices effective UI Sat., Jury tth was die widow of John P. Smith. Surviving are three daughters, Born in Italy, she had moved She came to this country in 1901.Mrs. Herbert Van Note, to this country 68 years ago and Surviving are her son, Roy B. with whom she lived, Mrs. Har-had lived in Long Branch foi Smkh, with whom she resided: ry Larson of Oceanport, an 50 years. four grandchildren and four Mrs. William Sinclair of Red She was a communicant of great-grandchildren. Bank; six grandchildren, an Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Services and cremation were seven great-grandchildren. conducted in Ontario Saturday. Funeral arrangements are un She is survived by three sons, A memorial service wfll be of- der the direction of the Worde Anthony Paduano ol Neptune and fered tomorrow morning at U:M Funeral Home, Red Bank. Joseph and Carney Paduano<~of o'clock in Christ Episcopal West Long Branch; six daugh- ters, Mrs. Jennie Anfuso, Mrs, Church. HERBERT F. SALENGER Catherine Celii, Mrs. Carme NAVESEMK - Hertert F. Sal la Penta and Mrs. Minnie Sicil MARY CLARK5TN enger, 75, of Meadowbrook Ave., ano, all of Long Branch, Mrs LONG BRANCH - Miss Mary died Thursday in Riverview Hos- Cecilia LaMorte of Newark and Clarkson, 87, of 523 Hampton pital, Red Bank. BOYS' Ave., a retired librarian for the Mrs. Louise DeLlera of Ocean- Mr. Salenger wai a retired port; a brother, Henry B. ScoM Long Branch-Public Library, died painter for the post engineers, BATMAN SHIRTS Thursday. of Neptune City; two sisters, Mrs. Fort Hancock. Rose Monttparo of Asbury' Park The daughter of die late James He had resided here 45 years. and Mrs. Angelina Srmpolclo of Henley collar, all cotton, ilzei 12, A. and Margaret Clarkson, she He was a member of Monmouth Neptune; 19 grandchildren and h: 1 resided here ail her life. 14,16. Reg. $2.29. Masonic Lodge, Atlantic High- four great-grandchildren. She was a communicant of St. lands, and the Navesink Metho- 99« James Episcopal Church, here, dist Church. , A Requiem Mass was held this a member of St. Martha's Guild Surviving are his wife, Mrs. morning in Holy Trinity Church. BOYS' BLEEDING MADRAS SPORT SHIRTS Burial, under the direction of the of that church and a member of Marion SttllweU Salenger; two Sizes 16,18. Assorted colors. $ | 99 tiie Confraternity of the Order of sons, Harold Salenger, of this Damiano Funeral Home was In Mount Carmal Cemetery, West Holy Cross. place, and Thomas H. Salengei Reg. $3.99 There are no known survivors. of Colonial Beach, Va.; a daugh Long Branch. 1 Mass was held this morning at ter, Mrs. Evelyn O'NeiB, of this St. James Church, Rev. James place; seven grandchildren, and MRS: PETER LUKENOFF BOYS' PAINTED JEANS Duncan officiating. Burial was to two great-grandchildren. FIRBEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Glenwood Cemetery, West Long The funeral was held yester- Mrs. Rose Lukenoff, 47, of 76 All cotton, assorted sizes. Branch. day from the Posten Funera! Gordons Corner Rd, died Thurs- $1 99 DEATH NOTICE Home. day in Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, Reg. $4.99. NELSON. Ruth C ill Meredith La., New Shrewsbury, formerlr of Ctirton, after a short illness. on July 3. Beloved wife, of Allen X Nelson, devoted mother or Mlitei JOSEPH E. VAN CLEAF Mrs. Lukenoff was a membe Xlalna C, Janet A. anil Nancy A. and of the First Baptist Church ol Gary A. and Car! J. Nelion. Services WEST LONG BRANCH - Jo- Wednesday 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity seph Edwin Van deaf, 67, of Freehold. Xvangellca! Lutheran Church, Bed Bank. Interment, Cresthaven Memorial 1080 Broadway, died Friday in She is survived by her hus- Park, Clifton at noon. Vliltallon Tues- Perth Amboy General Hospital band, Peter Lukenoff; a daugh- day 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.. at Wordea Fu- neral Home, 60 East Front »l., Red Perth Amboy. ter, Pauline, and two foster sons, MEN'S Bank, in lieu of flowers, please make contributions to Lutheran Church me Bom in SayrevHle, Mr. Var Ralph and Raymond Champion, mortal fund. Cleaf had resided in West Lonf all at home; a brother, John MEN'S SLACKS DEATH NOTICE Branch for the past 40 yeari. He Bajoar, and a sister, Mrs. Mary BOHN—Grace Mac M. o! Red Bank 111% cotton assorted color* small at her summer borne In Haloes Falls was the son of the late Mr. andKonetski, both of Colts Neck. N.Y., on Sunday, July 3. Beloved wife waist sites. Reg. 4J». Limited of A. Valentine. Adored mother of Mrs. Jospeh Van Cleaf. The funeral was Sunday Hi the Laura B. Treasler and David V. re- C.H.T. Clayton and Son Funeral Quantities. Toled irandmother of Martha Ann and He was a pipe filter for thi Johanses Co. of Garwood an Home, Adelphit, with burial In In Halaes Falls, N.Y., on July 5. was a member of the Washing- Maplewood Cemetery, Freehold MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT ton Lodge, F & A.M. of Eaton- Township. town and Local .180, Plumbers SPORT JACKETS up to and Steam Fitters Union, here. LOUIS H. SORENSEN, SR. He Is survived by his wife, OAKHURST — Louis H. Soren- Vivian Joline Van Cleaf, and tw< sen, Sr., 80, of 222 Lewis St MEN'S SWIMWEAR nephews, Romanyne La Vee of died Friday in Monmouth Medi- Bootnwyn, Pa., and Jack La Vee cal Center, Long Branch. Assorted colors, sizes and styles. 33?«0fl of Medford. Mr. Sorensen was born in Den- Services will be held a mark, son of the late Hans and MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS o'clock this afternoon at thi Laura Sorensen, and had re- Damiano Funeral Home, Rev sided here 43 years. He was Final Clearance of summer sport stationary fireman at Fort Mon- Homer Tricules, pastor of thi shirts, assorted colon and styles. 50ov ROCCO TORT wt nmlarly, with a high dlvldind NEWARK — Rocco Tort, 82 tool* taints Account ol Morlns FAMOUS Vtow. of 295 North Seventh St., died Reg. $2.98 to $10.98 1.99 tO 6.99 Thursday in his home. | Annual NAMES Born in Italy, he was the hus PERMA PREST SHORTS I Dividend band of the late Mrs. Mary J. ' Compound*)! Palumbo Tort. He was a com- Reg. $2.49 Onort«rly. municant of St. Francis Catholic GINGHAM SHIRTS 0*p«lr« math Church. He was a retired icul estate broker. Reg. $1.79 ) by t». 10th Mm tV»m Uf. Surviving are five sons, Kobert Tort of Loch Arbour; John and NO MONEY DOWN Richard Tort of Dloomfield, Vic- Marine View tor Tort of Margate and Peter On Sean Easy Payment Plan SAVINGS & LOAN Tort ol Scotch Plains; five daugh- Hlifcwsy IS, MUdLrew. Yes, they make quit* a ters, Mrs. Frank DiBiase of New Shrewsbury, Mrs. Charles Cura- 671-2400 pair. Yei, they stand for tolo (if East Brunswick, Mrs. Hwy. It, Atlantic Highland* qualH/. Y'ei — Pay leu Frnnk Rosamelia of Bloomfield, 1500 HIGHWAY 35 Phone 291-0100 for Brand Names with Mrs. James D'Antonio of Belle- SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MIDDLETOWN 6713800 Uscr.fr Stopping Center "BIG W" ville, and Mrs. Vincent Padula ktltiMlioaGuJurantMd or Your Montr/Back M2-4400 Diicount Prices I of Florida; 22 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. i 4M9OO. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 'til 9:30 i i July 5, 1966-5 IIMIIIIIII^^

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LOIWS 10TH — Loew'i Drive-ln Theater, Rt. 35, Hazlet, c.lobrat.d it» I Oth anrti- V«ri«ry. Thunday night. Marking the event, left to right are Raritan Mayor Marvin OHniley; Harold Graff, Loew't division manager; John Garczymki, thaattr manager, and Ern»»+ Emerling, Loew'i vice president. County Graduates Listed J: Kridd

Bruce Lee Linda Fredertck Carole Arthur Hylud Doerries RUey Crotchfelt Morrisey Adamson ITHACA, N. V. — Arthur L. Law School In September. His Adamson, 3d, son of Mr. and parents, Leon M. Rosen and Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson, 2d, Os- Ethel P. Kanov Rosen, are mem- SUMMER SALE, 1966 ffrey La., Rumson, N. J., and bers of the New Jersey Bar and Edward Roy Rosen, son of Mr. practicing attorneys under the tnd Mrt. Leon M. Rosen, New- firm name of Rosen and Kanov, man Springs Rd., Lincroft, N.J., with offices in Jersey City and starts Wednesday. July 6,9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. were graduated June 13 from Lincroft. Cornell University. - Mr. Adamson, an alumnus of CINCINNATI, Ohio - Dennis Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Fred Longcoy, son of Mr. and High School, received a bachelor Mrs. Fred Longcoy, 6 Alden Ter., Little Silver, N. J,, was gradu-l of art* degree cunt laude. He Dennis Edward Men's Dacron and worsted tropical suits, regular 59.50 to. 125.00...... 48.90 to 98.90 ated June 10 from the Univer- was a member of Omicron Delta Longcoy Rosen economics, and was skipper on sity of Cincinnati with a bache- Fortel poplin suits, regular 49.95 \ „. 39.90 the varsity sailing team which lor of science degree in electrical CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -Miss won the Ivy League and Mid-At- engineering. An alumnus of Red larole Allis Morrisey received lantic Championships in 1965. He Bank High School, class of 1961, egree of bachelor of arts cum 2i-pant tropical suits, regular 69.50 to 85.00 ^ 54.90 to 68.90 plans to attend Harvard Law he is employed at the Radio laude in classics of Harvard Un School in the fall. Corporation of America Space ersity, Radcliffe College, at i year round suits and coats, regular 59.50 to 150.00 44.90 to 98.90 Mr. Rosen, who majored in Center at Hightstown. :30th commencemen, and the i government, also recieved a year-old traditional ceremonies Hickey-Freeman suits and coats, regular I 65.00 to 195.00 reduced 20% to 132.00 to 156.00 bachelor of arts degree. An WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Lee of the college June 15. She alumnus of Middletown Township Erwin Doerries, son of Mr. and the daughter of Mrs. Charles W (N. J.) High School, at Cornell Mrs, Erwin S. Doerries, 93 Bat- Morrlsey, 39 Robin Rd., Rumson M. J., and the late Mr. Morrisey Men's summer and year round ^port coats, including madras, blazers, he was a member of the Pre- tin Rd., Fair Haven, N. J., re- law Society, Hillel and Beta ceived a baohelor of arts degree shetlands, were 35.00 to 95.00 : 24.90 to 73.90 Sigma Rho. He will attend the in psychology from the College PHILADELPHIA — Frederic! University of Villanova (Pa.) of William & Mary June 12 at rotchfelt 3d, son of Mr. am its 267th commencement exer- Mrs. Frederick Crotchfelt, Jr. summer slacks, were 10.95 to 25.00 >. 2 for 15.50 to 19.90 each cises. A 1962 graduate of Rum- 254 Vanderveer PI., Lon son-Fair Haven Regional High Branch, N. J., received from Epsilon, national honor society in Drexel Institute of Technology Men's short sleeve summer dress shirts, regular 4.50 3 for 10.00 RS. School, he was a member of Pi master's degree in business ai means Plus Service Lambda Phi, national social fra- ministration, with a major in a famous permanent press summer dress shirts, regular 5.00 3 for 11.85 between Asbury Park ternity and served as""lts rush ounting at its June 18 com- chairman. A dean's list student, mencement ceremonies. Com and Newark he was a member of Pi Delta missioned a second lieutenant B New England made summer dress shirts, regular 6.50 to 10.00 „. 2 for 9.00 Epsilon national honorary jour- the U.S. Army Reserve at th P.S.#130 nalism fraternity and served as time of his graduation last year sport shirts, regular 5.00 to 10.00.. : , 3.99 to 6.90 circulation manager for the stu- with a bachelor of science de- Asbury Park- dent newspaper Flat Hat. He al- gree, he will begin his two year boxer shorts and T-shirts, regular 1.50 ...... : 3 for 3.65 so was a member" of the Psy- tour of duty Aug. 1, reporting t Newark Buses chology Club and was an orien- Fort Benning, Ga. His basi ' new permanent press boxer shorts, regula r 2.00 ;... 3 for 4.35 S.rvinfli tation group leader. He will con- training was at Indiantown UNCHOFT— HOlMDEt tinue graduate studies in psy- Gap (fa.) Military Reservation. MATAWAN—SAYBEWOODS chology at the college in the fall. athletic shirts, regular 1.00 3 for 2.25 NEWAKK AUPOKT •n rout* to Newark NEW YORK - Bruce T. Hj knit briefs, regular 1.25 ....'...." .: '.. ...3 for 2485 friqUMt i.rvki. low fam. Fast trip KINGSTON, R.I. - Miss lin- land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wl! via rartwoy"and Tumpllc* da Sue Riley, daughter of Mr. Ham J. Hyland, 35 Sunnj pure silk neckwear, regular 2.50 and 3.50 2 for 3.00 and 2 for 5.00 M hit optralor about low cost 10-trip and Mrs. Harry L. Riley, 34 Ta- bank Dr., Shrewsbury, N. J.,. •MMiutvHcktt. tum Dr., Middletown, N. J., re- ceived a master's degree in bus- HtK Wia COCHWNATED HANSKXT ceived a bachelor of science de- iness administration from Colum- short sleeve knee length pajamas, regular 5.00 2 for 5.95 gree in home economics educa- bia University at June 1 com- tion from the University of mencement exercises. An alum- lightweight action jackets, regular 7.95 to 16.95 , 3.00 to 10.00 Rhode Island at its commence- nus of Verona High School, ment exercises June 12. She was was graduated from Lafayeti Dacron and cotton and print swim trunks, regular 8.95 2 for 9.75 president of Alpha Delta Pi so- College, Easton Pa., with i rority in her senior year, and was bachelor of arts degree with secretary of the Sachems Lead major in economics. At Lafa 1 ership Society. She was elected tte he was a member of Mi Boys'summer sport coats, sizes 8 to 20, regular 14.95 to 22.95 10.90 to 16.90 to Who's Who in American Col Upsilon Sigma music societ leges and Universities . ine Arts Society, Chi Phi fr Boys'summer shirts, sport and dress styles, regular 2.95 to 3.98 ...... 1.99 and 2.99 ternity, Commerce Club, ROTI band, and marching band. Boys' and Young Men's End-Iron precuffed slacks, regular 5.95 to 7.95 4.99 and 5.99

Boys' and Young Men's Bermuda shorts, regular 3.95 to 8.95 v 2.99 to 6.99 CONSTRUCTION Youth Avoids Boys' and Young Men's layaway coats and jackets, were 19.95 to 59.95 .... 11.90 to 39.90

Cmpeob - StpHe T«b • BACK-HOE Injury In -Boys' and Young Men's swim trunks, were 4.95 to 6.95 3.99 to 4.99 Nam4 o*4 CltaH DIGGING Boat Mishap I Young Men's tropical and year round suits, were 39.95 to 59.50 ...29.90 to 49.90 CHARLES H. WILSON RED BANK — A 14-foot ou board motor boat Thursdi I* PIACH STMET struck the railroad trestle on th NIW SHMEWSIURY Shrewsbury River and began Young Men's nirdras and other summer sport coats, were 29.95 25.90 Kink Tho owner 'escaped injurj it was reported. A railroad dispatcher report §| Young Men's and boys' socks, underwear, sundries reduced proportionately , to Red Bank police at 6:45 p.m hat a man was clinging to a • CUSTOM ALUMINUM AWNINGS overturned boat by the bridg Police investigated at the scene Ladies shirtwaist and shift dresses, were 13.95 to 25.00 6.99 to 12.99 The owner of the boat, Pai Oatman, 18, of 54 Sherwood blouses, shirts and knit tops, were 4.00 to 7.95 , 1.99 to 4.99 w River Plaza, said the motor we! out of control and the boat stru A-line, slim and wrap skirts, were 9.95 to 22.95 ....: 6.99 to 11.49 the bridge. The youth reportedly swam shore to get another boat. I Bermuda shorts and slacks, were 4.95 to 12.95 2.99 to 8.99* then towed his partially sunkei boat to a dock. sweaters, mostly cardigan styles, were 7.98 to 12.98 2.99 to 9.99 S WINDOWS - PATIOS - DOORS 3 Q Cde*M from a variety of styles and colors In AFTERMATH OF FIGHTING printed cotton and knit suits, regular 25.00 to 40.00 19.99 to 29.99 A molnt.iKme.-frt. p.rman.it finish. CHANDIGARH, India (AP)-J least 44 Indian civilians ha' been killed and 57 injured • IUDMT TUMI • Mil DILIVHY land mines left behind by Indian and Pakistani forces that fought Mly m* SatMfey • A.M.-S.10 P.M. across the Northwest plains WifciHliy mi hMn IN » I'M. September 1965.

Some early printing-ink maker Soma manufacturers ask ui got pretty experimental with the!; net to uit th.ir nam»i in talei, pay '/] your balance monthly with § [XvlVVIlo had mtetywong products. Wine was added to thi ink. One Frenchman also tosai biit all marchandii. it labeled for no lervice charge; or avtn 3 32 MOAD ST. • 741 -7500 • RED IANK in a pound of bread crusts and i Identification. tmalUr payments, itandard i.rvict charge. S dozen onions to absorb greasi from the boiled oil. inuufutinuiiiiii w The Register's Opinion *Tcw aU4 SMak Baclatac laaargatalaj a counter-revolutionary, connotation — and Committee, told the Ukrainian Congress Com- k must seem faintly disturbing to the crowds mittee of America that the concept of "poly- milk program to alleviate surplus production *L BASOLB UU.T. mbUakaf mU Oraanl condition! does not now exist. There is no (hat have turned out to listen to Le Grand centrUm" was making Its appeal among the evidence there will be surplus production in AHkar K. Kamla. MlUr Charles. 109 million Soviet citizens who are not Rus- the near future. We do not now need a special _ Mamber el Uu> /wiorltb* rre« sians. Tha Angelina l>r,ii in intltUd aiclualvdjr to tha ait DE GAULLE, of course, is a nationalist milk program for this reason." for rsDuMlcitlon of ill the local n>*> prlnUd In Illla to whom ideology is only important when it lawipapar aa won aa all M» nawt diapatchaa. De Gaulle's trip to the Soviet Union has can be used as a counter in the game of What Congress will do about the adminis- Thla nanapaper Minima no raaponalDllltlaa f« alata- had an unsettling effect on the nations of the tration's latest shift is still uncertain. But one nunti of opinion In lett«r» (rom II. n ad art. diplomacy. It would be natural for him to SuhacrlpUon PriCH in Advtnca North Atlantic Alliance. But his invocation of thing is absolutely definite: think of the Soviet Union as "Russia." But he Is also an intelligent man with a sense of the. spirit of nationalism poses problems for The school mHk program will be contin- rooolhi-JlJ.oo « SonSl-tt history, and his manipulation of Hio slogan ued by Congress at its present $103million-a- Urn than S mama. - wrjnona"$1M the Soviet Union Itself that Brezhnev and "Long live Russia" could hardly be uncon- year level for at least four more years — and • -~_ J. »lr ikia ar. mututt Kosygin will find hard to handle. Anything aliacutlva Kdllor AnooUM Bdlior scious. The Radio Liberty experts point out possibly longer, on • progressively larger •Vuk W. Batboar Ckajrtea A. Mula that encourages "polycentrlsm" In one part of Mlddlatown Bureau Ifgr. that one of De Gaulle's chief advisers on scale, a> vigorously advocated by Senator VratMd Buraaa fttirx. the world must encourage it in other parts. Soviet policy is a man of Russian emigre William Proxmire, D-Wis. Mamber •( Amaricu Newiaaptr rahllihrn 4aiM. Munbfr Audi! Bqreaii at <;itc»lalla» origin named Andronikov. With the expert A weakening NATO and a weakening Warsaw For Proxmire, the administration's change rt 1 Btak Pact in eastern Europe must encourage Uz- ".^!!.'' Hailatar. Inc. auumei no tlnanolal briefing that is available to him, De Gaulle 'Bound Man by Michelangelo' -- kind of of mind is a resounding victory. He was the raipona bllltla, for Irpotraphicaul l arrora In .dv.rtlaamanta, must realize that the concept of nationalism, beks, Estonians and Ukrainians In their own ILZL!! "J!$± 1T™° <*"f- Uial parpt t aa< an ad.arad - first to sssail the proposed ajdng of the <>oain. A*rMUs»§ in tht Soviet Union, hat unsettled potontlali- desirei (or a more pronounced national Idea- raminds you of Johnson ond tha Vlotnoa kaautlaMrlf asr school mHk program, and spearheaded the mar. situation!" July 5, 1966-? Lily-Tulip Employees Post Goes ToRev. Harris TOE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK - Rev, J»mej H Sell Fast! The Daily Register Harris, Jr. has been • appointed Classified. Form Activities Group associate minister at the First HOtMDEL • B. Edward Fer- Cue, co chairmen, each repre- Methodist Church of Red Bank TMtilM, ;er of Lily-Tulip senting one of the three work The 25-year-old minister is cur- ^ nun, manager m uiy-iunp ently taking chaplaincy training | Cup CoiporatkM'i Holmdel piint, shifts in the plant which operates around the clock, and Debbie it Overlook Hospital in Summit / fau announced (onnttion of an ind in September will begin work • employ** activitie* committee to Hasbrouck, recording secretary. develop todal, athletic and The committee has organized a toward his master of theology charitable protrami for the blood bank for Holmdel em- degree in pastoral care at Prince- plant'i 1,400 employees, their ployees and their families. More ton Theological Seminary. TtkiyourvKfUon where th* cool __^- ^_ families and the community. than 200 pints of blood have been Rev. Mr. Harris attended La- octan friezes are, whtri dips The committee, which his 27 collected since the bank was Grange College in Georgia and into pool and ocean offer cool opened for donations. members—elected in plant-wide eceived his bachelor of arts fun, and where the Edwardian The group has also sponsored degree in English from Emory Room breathes air-conditioned balloting—representing every de- comfort is you sip liquid cool- an open house in the plant for University in Atlanta, Ga. He partment and «hift. will alto co- ness. Sun decks, shaded porches, employees and their families. eceived his bachelor' of divinity complimentary evening entertain- ordinate and direct the activities The open house, attended by degree in May from Drew The- ment. Ask about 3-nTtht and 7- and encourage employee partici- almost 3,000 persons, included ological School in Madison, N. J., night Inclusive Vacation Plans. pation. tours of the plant. Members of where he was graduated magna Write of phone 605-345-121 l.For the committee helped plan the cum laude. While at Drew, Rev. reservations only Call 603-345- Elected as officers were Rex function and served as hosts. 4464 COLLECT. Hofer, chairman; Rene Grcich Mr. Harris was treasurer of the William Holdj and Walter Me The committee established a Student Government Association bi-weekly plant newsletter, elect- during his senior year. In ad- ing as editor one of its members, dition, he also served as m Rev. James H. Harrb, Jr. Fred Parrish ister to youth at Community IBlenbcim Ctntnl BMitMli • AMirte City Other activities planned in- Methodist Church in East Mea- elor of science degree from Em- i a two, w. clude a picnic for employees X dow, L. I. while attending Drew ory University Graduate School and their families at Monmouth U. of Nursing, and has been em- County Park in Holmdel, organi He is married to the former ployed the past two years at Morristown Memorial Hospital. zation of a soccer team and an GRADUATE CASEWORKERS — Mrs. Judith Strong, Merawan Township, left, and llarice Aenchbaoher of Ameri- In his position here Rev. Har- intramural Softball league. Garrert Thorne, Middletown Towmhip, two of nine- Monmouth County Welfare Board us, Ga. Mrs. Harris, a regis- ris will be assistant to the newly caseworkers who have completed special course in social service of Rutgers Univer- tered nurse, received her bach- appointed pastor. Rev. Edward B. Cheney. Alumni Headed sity Extension Service, accept certificates from Harry S. Layton, atsiitant dean, WHAT'S IN A NAME? Service By Mrs. Brown right, at ceremony at Monmouth Shopping Center Civic Auditorium, Ettontown. CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP)- Looking on is Freeholder Marcus Daly, second right, director of welfare and a mem- Mre. John Flowers of Gainesville ASBURY PARK — Mrv P*tr! lives up to-Jier name. She won a ber of th* county welfare board. Others who graduated war* William Johnson and Delicatessen Bus Brown of Asbury Park is ri-color award at the Florida new president of the Shore Area Mrs. Albert Richardson, Long Branch; Paul Kelly, and Mrs. Robert Swan, Middle- State Hower show here with an x OPEN Howard Alumni Association. Oth- town Township; Edward T, Stanley, Manasquan; Karl Escholtz, Raritan Township; arrangement of white gladioli. Departments ers installed with her at cere- Mrs. Charlei O'Connor, 'Sea Girt, and Mrs. Archie Strong, Matawem. monies here in the home of Dr. Portrait painter Rembrandt )SUNDAY NOW AT and Mrs. Lorenzo Harris, were Peale is credited with founding Arthur B. Polite, Asbury Park, the gas industry in America, in ASIURY PARK vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth 1st MerchantsBoard JoinedBy Haskell 1816, with a company that TILL 6 PM Williams, Point Pleasant Beach, provided gas lights for a few . CLIFFWOOD secretary, and J.P. Scott, Pine ASBURY PARK - John G. He attended Pomfret School trailer Company he was vice Baltimore streets. DAILY TILL 10 PM DEAL Brook, treasurer. Retiring pres- Hewitt, president of First Mer- and Princeton University. He president and secretary of the ident is Edgar Beanum, Sea chants National Bank, has an- served in the U. S. Army froi Howland B. Jones Motor Com- HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS LITTLE SILVER Bright. nounced the appointment of Am- 1950 to 1952, with II months ai pany from IMS to 1956. LONG BRANCH ory L. Haskell], Jr., to the bank's t«ve duty in Korea with the Set Mr. HaskeU is a director of a IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD The Alumni Association is cur- board of directors. The appoint- ond Infantry Division. number of corporations and rently assisting in observing How- PORT MONMOUTH ment brings the board's total to Before joining the Rowan C

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Sophltticated tmortnen 12 LINDEN PL Calls that come at awkward times, use bogus buy; and why we urge them to call only bona- contests as "come-ons," or promise everything fide prospects, avoid mealtimes and identify and the moon are a nuisance. We arc not in themselves quickly and honestly, avoiding dis- with favor of them. guised or indirect approaches. RED BANK When done properly, telephone selling can WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT OFFENSIVE SALES be a source of interesting news about products CALLS: If you aren't interested, or are offended and prices. But we are concerned about those by the manner of the canvasser, say good-bye rural relaxation ' 747-1263 cases which cause annoyance to our customers. and hang up. Rerriember, you are in control of That's why we point out to telephone can- your telephone. The caller will certainly get your vassers that an offended'jperson isn't likely to message—if you don't want his.

New Jersey Bad hit el to IMmai* M ftm 8—Tuesday, luly 5,1966 THE DAILY REGISTJ3R Miss Hill Sfi Mary HOLLARS HAVE SON VALLEJO, Calif. - Seaman 1/C and Mrs. Bruce Bailey Hol- Is Bride Of lar of this place are the parents Ceremonies of a son, Jeffrey Scott Hollar, their first child, who was bom here June 28. MRS. HUBERT GAUL, JR., Mr. Pond Seaman Hollar, son of Mr. and KEYPORT — Miss Georgia Mrs. G. Bailey Hollar, Middle- left, is the former Holly Ana Lee HHl and Raymond Daniel town-Lincroft Rd , Middletown Clifton, daughter of Mr. and Pond wvre married Saturday in k in the Navy Submarine Ser- the First Baptist Church here. vice, attending electronics schoo MruNtVG, Clifton of Rum- The bride's parents are Mr. at Mare Island, Calif. Mrs. Hol- son. Her wedding look place and Mrs. George R. Hill,' 84 lar ih the former Cynthia Ann Bethany Rd., Harlet. Mr. Pond Hall of Portsmouth, N.H. Saturday in Nativity Catho- is the son of Mrs. Russell Pack- lic Church, Fair Haven. er, Newburyport, Mass., and Daniel C. Pond, 7 Courtland Dr., Hazlet, MRS. OTTO GVKNTHER, Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor of St. John's Methodist Church, right, formerly Mia Janet Hazlet, officiated at the double Peterson of Caldwell, was ring ceremony. The bride was given m mar- married, also on Saturday, riage by her father. She wore in First Presbyterian Church, a floor-length white peau de soie gown with elbow-lengni Caldwell. Lt. Guenlher ii sleeves and chapel train. Her the son of Mr. and Mrs. bouffant veil was attached to a a crown of sequins and pearls. Olio Guenlher of Red Bank. Mrs. Edward Brendell, Union Beach, was matron of honor for her niece. Mrs. AHen Kutyila, Little Falls, and Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Joseph R. Holsey, Jr. Sinatra, Matawan, sisters of the (The former Carolyn Calls way (The former Mildred C. Kitaon) bride, were the attendants. Edward Brendel was the best Bergeron-Callatvay Hohey-Kitson man. Allen Kutyla and Vincent NEW MONMOUTH - Miss NEW MONMOUTH — The Sinatra ushered. Carolyn Mary Callaway, daugh marriage of Miss Mildred Clair After a reception in the Mir- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Kitr.on to Joseph Rolinton Hol- Callaway, 25 Oriole Rd., Mid- ror Room of Buck Smith's Res- sey, Jr., took place Saturday at dletown, became the bride ol Mrs. Charles J. Aaron taurant, East Keanstarg, the a Nuptial Mass here in St. Albert R. Bergeron, Jr., Satur (The former Anita Belek) Wed to Hubert Qaul couple motored to Boston. When Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. day, in St. Mary's Catholic Joseph Bryan Connors of Holy VIMJW they return, they will reside in Church. Aaron-Belek Asbury Park. Cross College, Worcester, Mail., The bridegroom is the son ol NEW MONMOUTH — Mis, was celebrant. The bride was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Berger- Anita Joan Belek, daughter And so will YOU1 Raritan Township High School. The bride is the daughter of Holly Ann Clifton Is Bride on, Sr., 98 MacArthur Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Belek, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kitson, [The bridegroom attended New- Sayreville. Shadybrook Dr., Middletown, b buryport High School. Both are Sr., Lindy La., Colts Neck. You'll stay cooler, more FAIR HAVEN - Miss Holly matching crown of pearls and ucation. She is a member of the Rev. Robert T. Bulman, pas came the bride of Charles Jami Parents of the bridegroom are comfortable, when your Ann Clifton, daughter of Mr. and crystal beads. faculty at Deal Elementary employed by Winslow Tale-Tron- Aaron Sunday in St. Mary ics, Inc., Asbury Park. tor, officiated at the double ring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rolinson home it shaded with CAN-|Mrs. Neil G. Clifton, 19 Bing- Miss Sherry Clifton, at home, School where she teaches fourth [ceremony, Catholic Church. Holsey, Sr., of Westfield. ham Ave., Rumson, was mar- grade. was maid of honor for her sis- The bride was given in mar The bridegroom Is the A reception was held in Shad- VAS AWNINGS. Enjoy ried Saturday to Hubert A. Gaul Mr. Gaul, who is with the'Unl- ter. Miss Caroline Blumenthal, rlage by her father. She wore a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aaro owbrook, Shrewsbury, immedi- Jr., at a Nuptial Mass here in the benefits of ventilation Balthnore, Md., was bridesmaid, versa! OFT Credit Corp., Menlo white silk organza gown with Jackson Heights, L.I. ately after the ceremony. Nativity Catholic Church. Th Park, U an alumnus of Seton Mayor long pointed 6leeves, with flow PLUS flexible sun control Francis M, Rose, Jr., West Rev. James Roche official' Mr. Kitson gave his daughter pastor, Rev. Donald E. Hickey, HaU Preparatory School and Se- Her four-tiered Long Branch, was best man. The er appliques. at the double ring ceremony a in marriage. She wore an A- that ONLY Canvas Awn- was the celebrant. A double ring ton Hail University, South Or- veil was at bridegroom's cousin,?, James Con. fingertip-length celebrated the Nuptial Mass. line gown of peau de soie fash- ings can give you. Call ut ceremony was included. ange, where he received a bache roy, Keansburg, and Robert Min- tached to a crown of petals en The bride was given in ma ioned with a bodice of imported lor of science degree in busi- Officiates for a free estimate on the Mr. Gaui is the son of Mr*. twined around her upswept hair- riage by her father. She woi Brussells lace and a full detach- ton, Fair Haven, were ushers. ness administration. low cost of Canvas Awn- Florence M. Gaul, 673 River Rd., do. an imported silk organza gow able train. Her floor-length Mrs. Gaul was graduated from Miss Katherine Callaway, a _ and the late Hubert A. Gaul, Sr. After a wedding trip to Nas- in a bell silhouette. Appliques mantilla was of matching Brus- ings for your home. Rums6n- forme SWIM and PLAY WEAR Clelland, Hightstown, and Hugh- Jean Patterson, daughter of Mrs SUMMER DANCE bert Voorhees, Wayside; Guests A.J. Patterson of Fair Have: were Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. Mor- and the late Aloysius Patterson for boys, girls and toddlers! eau and Mrs. Edgar Reid, Mm. Dr. Norfoart Is In the diplomat! WORKSHOP Stephen McDermott and Har- iervice with The Netherlands (Chubbies too, but in Red Bank only) BALLET, TAP, BATON, ACROBATIC, JAZZ old Smith, Smba.ssy in Manila. PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AGES 3 TO 16 YEARS DON'T PUSH! EVENING CLASSES FOR ADULTS MIDDLETOWN You Con Charge It! Easy Charge Too! Thtro't plmty of room Imida for Rt. 31 «d "It Gouts No More to Study Here" •vtryon* ... no matter how mony New MomMuth M. 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK art In Hi* picture. It em b« framtd NEW SHREWSBURY YOUTH LEAH MAUER SCHOOL by... ttrawibary An. at Rt. II Ucand In That Little Old Frame Maker Ari«ntic4« .CENTER. In the Shopping Center — Rt. 35 OF DANCE SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN 37 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK »50 Ina4 St. PHONE 747-9552 LOU COOPER 4« SHREWSBURY AVL 747-1 m SHREWSBURY Sheila Ann Lamberton THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, July 5, 1966-9 Sherman Hoyt, Jr., Weds Married in Fkehold SUMMIT-Miss Marjorie Jean Mr. Hoyt, who attended Kun- FREEHOLD - Miss Sheila, A. Hearns, daughter of Mrs. Ralph aon Country Day School and m Lamberton, daughter of Mr. and O.tcar Heams of this place, and graduated from Pompfret (Conn.) Mra. Stanley P. Lamberton, Mill of the late Mr. Hearns, was mar-School and Rutgers University, is Brook La., Colts Neck, was mar- ried Friday to Shenmin Hoyt, a candidate for a matter's de- ried here June 25 to Jamea Jr. He is the son of Mrs. Stan- gree in aquatic biology also at Stuirt Jackson of Roenoke, Va. ton Whitney, Cooper Rd., Nave- the university. He is the son of Mrs. John P. sink, and Sherman Hoyt of West- Jackson of Bluefiekl, W. Va., and port, Conn. Rev. Elmer F. Fran- the late Mr. Jackson. cis offici»ted at the ceremony Rev. James R. Memmott of- here in Calvary Episcopal Entertain ficiated *t the double ring cere- Church. mony in the First Presbyterian The bride is a graduate of Contestants Church. Organist w»i Mrs. Frank Douglass College and is attend- L. Hugut, Freehold, and soloist, ing graduate school at Rutgers FREEHOLD — The Freehold Miss Jeanne Gladden, Seaford, University, New Brunswick, Chtmhrr of Commerce sponsored Del. A reception was held here where she is a candidate for aa luncheon for 20 contestants for in the American Hotel imme- master of arts degree in zoology. the title of Queen of the fifth diately after the ceremony. annual Charity Ball to be hedd Mr. Lamberton gave his daugh- Sept. 10 at the Freehold Race- ter in marriage. She wore an A- Celebrate way. Fulton Arnold, director of line gown of silk linen fashioned the chamber, was host. Charily with an Empire bodice bolero Anniversary Ball chairman Ted LUbaczewski also attended. jacket with sleeves of Venice EAST FREEHOLD - Mr. and lace and a chapel-length detach- Mrs. George Blatchley, East Contestants attending were able train. Her headpiece also Freehold Rd,, celebrated *eir Vicki Chandler, Vicki Goodman. was of silk linen. 50th wedding anniversary June Laurie Larsen, Kathy Potter, Mrs. James E. Dawkins, Er- 28. A buffet and open house was Apryj Armstrong, Pam ScheUet, langen, Germany, sister of the held for 200 persons at tfieir Roseann Posadas, Eleanor Zara, bride, and the bride's twin sister, home. Twila Chehanske, Doreen Sher- Mrs. Don A. Bovais, Colts Neck, man, Sharon Batzel, Irene They were married In the served as her honor attendants. Nowicjewski, Etfiei Maples, Law- Mrs. Edward T. Moran Mrs. Joseph A. DeMarco Mrs. David J. Wallace, Jr. Mrs. David E. Morgan home of Mrs. Blatchley's par- Also attending the bride were Tttn Gibson, Nancy Cular, Ger- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William (The former Gloria Maurice) (The former Marie D. Foggia) (The former Verena Forster) (The former Judith J, Clement) Mrs. T. Albert Niklas, Newark, maine Brown, Brenda Hampton, Del, and Mrs. Gerald Schoon- Smock, 8J South St., on June 28, Rosalynne Lemont, Sandra Rob- over, Alexandria, Va. 1916, by Rev. Henry K. Post of erts and Barbara Ann Bramley. the Reformed Church. Michael Jackson, Salem, Va , Mrs. GeorgeC. Malone and was best man for his brother. Mr. Blatthley lias retired Saturday Weddings in Monmouth from tlie-poultry business. Mis. Mrs. Jack Ostprmillpr. r GUARANTEE Company as an engineering crystals and pearls secured Jersey City; Sherwood Cen- DeMarco-Foggia records supervisor, served her bouffant veil. tral School, Aurora, and Cornell four years in the U.S. Navy. University (1959), Ithaca, N. Y. Miss Charlotte Louise Clem LONG BRANCH — Miss Ma He is a graduate of Point He is with Geigy Agricultural rie Diane Foggia, daughter ol ent, at home, was maid of Pleasant Beach High School, honor ior her fitter. Brides- Chemicals, Ardsley, N. Y., as a Mr. and Mrs. Felix T. Foggia, and is attending Monmouth field representative for New En- 73 Second Ave., was married maids were the Misses Mary College, West Long Branch, Joan Glennon, West Orange, gland. He is a member of the here Saturday to Joseph An- majoring in businesa adminis- Coblcakill (N.Y.) Elks. gelo DeMarco, son of Mr. and and Ruth Ann CroweU. Par- tration. The couple will be at sippany. Mrs. Angelo DeMarco, 13 home at 131 Eatoncreat Dr., Hoover Dr., Brick Township, Eatontown, after a wedding Best man was Jack Riley of Bridal Shower Their marriage vows were sol trip to Bermuda. Terre Haute. Ushers were emnized at a Nuptial Mass Larry Arnold, Glen Burnie, RED BANK — Miss Suzanne Double Celebration celebrated by Rev. George M. Md., and Raymond Ward, Armstrong was guest of hono [•walkers, crutches and cants Albano, pastor. A double ring Wallace-Fonter Matawan. at a bridal attower given by Miss MIDDLETOWN - A gradua- 1 •commodes ceremony was included. BLOOMFIELD — MiM Ve- The bride was graduated Janice Bretz Jn her home here tion-birthday party was given | • bathtub seats and rails Church organist was Miss rena Forster, daughter of Mr. from Paraippany High School at 131 Oakland St. Miss Arm-here in Bamm Hollow Country strong will become the bride of •trays and accessories Josephine Acerra, and soloist and Mrs. Edward Forater, and attended Queens College, Club for Lucia, Lynn Campo by Jamestown, N.Y., became the Charlotte, N.C. She is em-Richard C. Aahley, Uttle Silver, her parents, Mr. and Mm. MM Shrewsbury Shops bride of David James Wallace, ployed at Bell Telephone Lab- on Aug. 2t in St. James Catholic Anthony Campo, Its New Mon- NEW! JACK BEARDStEY Jr.. Saturday, here in Sacred oratories, Holmdel, where her Church. mouth Rd., New Monmouth. SHREWSBURY Heart Catholic Church. husband is a member of the e PIANO TECHNICIAN • Hostesses were her brides- Lucia, who ia 14, was graduated The bridegroom is the son of technical staff. maid*, MUsas Pat Armstrong, from the eighth grade at St. PHARMACY lijurt Tnwf MW Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wal- Mr. Morgan was graduated Mhtdy McNair, Marilynn Ashley Mary'a School, New Monmouth. UOAD ST. SHREWHUtY FREI ISTIMATfS from Wiley High School,- Terra lace, ST., 190 Eighth St., Bel- and Miss BreU. Music for dancing waa by the free Delivery • 741-4S74 ford. Haute, and received a bache- SINGER 56o-2M5 Guests were Mrs. John White, Satyrs, whose members are Datve I Rev. John O'Keefe celebrat- lor of science degree cum Mn. Miry Broadbent, Mrs. Al-Welter, Mike Barnacle and Mike taude from Rose Polytechnic ed the Nuptial Maaa and per- fred Snyder, Mra. Richard Ash- Hart. formed the double ring cere- Institute, Terre Haute, where ley, Mrs. Ethel Grimm, Mrs. Jo- ernif SUhore Jravtl-Aynti-Aiiocialio* mony. he was a member of Alpha Party guests were Nina seph McCabe, Mrs. Marguerite Grande, Kathy DeSimon, Cathy The bride was given in mar- Tau Omega social fraternity, Griffin, Mrs. Lee Smith, Mrs. SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING riage by her father. She wore Tau Beta Pi and Blue Key hon- ~°arpey, Janet Alexander, John Louis Galassi, Mrs. John Arm- Byrnes, Eileen Benson, Jean Fos an Empire A-line gown of Alen- or fraternities. He received strong, Mrs, Peter Setaro, Mrs PUBLIC OF MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES. con lace and organza, with a his master's degree from the sani, Tom Lawn, Bob Miller, Joe SEWING MACHINE Douglas Conaway, Mrs. Harold Kananowitz, Kathy Murray, Don- Watteau train. Her waterfall University of Michigan.. Greenberg, and Misses A111 o n American Travel Afeccy na Rose, Tom McLoughlin, Tom UmLeer Travel Agency veil was secured to a crown On their return from a wed- Ross, Joy Cerrone, Marie Cer- 842-2227 77S-H0O of orange blossoms. ding trip to the Caribbean, the Greany, Kevin Kelly, Trudy rone, Nancy Setaro, Ida Setaro, Craney, Mary Ellen Binda and O'DMMII Travel Aiaaiy Pert Travel Santo Mrs. Robert Gilgulin, Brook- couple will reside in Matawan Dorothy Setaro, Linda King, Har- Gene Devaney. 741 • S080 771-0050 lyn, N.Y., wa» matron of hon- until September when they, will riet Kraut, Coryn Langley, Deb- move to NaperviUe, III., where Measaar Travel Service Corel! Trawl or for her sister. * bie Conaway, Mrs. Ben Rosa, Also, , Ronny Carhart, John Mr. Morgan has been trans- 899-5300 741-6500 Bridesmaids were Mias Lynn Mrs. John Cerrone, Mrs. Walter Checton, Phil Crowe, Carol Wallace, at home, afater of the ferred to the BeH Laboratories' King, and Pat Ferrogiari. Frock, Carol Kerns, Tony Cam- bridegroom, and Miss. Jane new communications develop- po, Margaret Chanowich, Carolyn Knothe, Clifton. ment center. Campo, Connie Campo, Paul After a reception in the CHANGE SALE DATE Richardson, Kristine Waneck, Pat Robin Hood Inn, Clifton, the Plan Medieval Theme MARLBORO — New date for Collins, Valerie Moody and Ann couple motored to the Poconos. rummage sate planned by theSchmidt. They will reside in Belford. For Charity Ball yourK moment of truth Marlboro Fire Company auxil- Others were Alan D'Zurilla, ' The bride was graduated FREEHOLD — forther plans iary is July 9. The sale will take from Jamestown High School for the fifth annual Charity Bal' Hen Kulbick, Butch Brasch, Pat place in the Englishtown Auction Corridon, Pat Seford, John Ma- . . . when you stepped and is completing work toward for the Greater Freehold Area Market. her degree in chemistry from Hospital were made at a meet- guire, Mike Nicholas, Kevin Mc- Bloomfield College. ing last week in the American Mn. Richard Riopel will be Jrorry, Kathy Gerdon, Dennis! • William Leisner, Rochester, Hotel. :hairman of the auxiliary's an- Chamberlain, Mike Brunti. Pat into your bathing suit N.Y., was best man. Ushers Mrs. Marilyn Erwin will serve iiial fair, to take place in theFeeney, Maryann Campo, Joanne were Robert Gilgulin, Brook- s co-chairman with Mrs. Louis ate summer. Binda and Philip Campo. lyn, N.Y., brother-in-law of the .ifshitz on the fund-raising proj • • • bride, and Robert Schoepf, :ct. Belford. A medieval theme will be car get back shape at the The bridegroom was gradu- ried out with shields, crosstd ated from Middletown Town- lances and spears, and castles ship High School. He is a is table favors. graduate of Bloomfield College The next meeting will be held with a major in biology and ulv II at the American Hotel BODY-SHRINKER is a science and biology teach- at 8:30 p.m. Those interested In er in Raritan Township High working on committees are in- Don't wait! Now is the time to rid yourself of School. vited to attend. those extra pounds and bulges. Diet alone cannot EXTENDED guarantee the delivery of shape . . . this is a job Pay-As-You-Sew Man. ..$5.00 per month for expert "body-shrinkors." We'll show you how after small down payment a sensible diet, plus our advanced treatments, can [IIONUM redesign your fiRure nnd keep it redesigned. Call •Wf YOUR today and assure yourself of Ixxly-beautifulness. 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Are these Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Rosenburg five days of orientation sessions nortgage stand.' Inflation—if growth or speculative type and family, and Mr. and Mrs. at the Douglass College campus. shares and /»hat are their fu- ontinues to rise — would al- George Mayer, Sr, and family, New Brunswick, and left by plane ture prospecti?" M. T. you' to pay off your mort- all Keansburg; Mr. and Mrs. for Africa on Saturday. They A) I congratulate you on re- ;age at some later date with George Mayer, Jr., and family, will return Aug. 27. ceiving an inheritance, which is heaper dollars. In normal Donald James Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. The students wilt perform about always welcome. I do not be imes_ I have never found tha Gilmartln Adsmson Frank Bosty, Belford. PASSING THE GAVEL — Robert D. Viscount, Mon- 37 work projects. Groups of six lieve however, that the stocks is easier to sell real estate mouth Btach, left, immediate past president of the Red to 14 will be sent to more than REUSSILLES' you inherited are suitable for ready mortgaged. Banks — A pair of Sljpound, pressurized 25 African countries. holding by an unsophisticated in- uring periods when money Bank Rotary Club, presents the gavel to Leo Levin, 34 MOAD ST. el cell sections aboard two vestor like yourself. American entiful—are usually only toe emini flights provided the power Interjakan, right, newly installed president, at installa- Antarctica's 5,300,000 frozen Petrofina is controlled by Bel- lling to place a mortgage on MDIANK run the radio, computer, en- tion ctrsmonies in the Molly Pitcher Inn Thursday. square miles form a remarkable gian interests and is an inte- mr house for the new pur- ronmental control and other world laboratory where scientists grated oil company. Earnings laser. Charles G. Phillips, ce-ntor, Neptune, past district gover- ectrical systems aboard the from many countries work in have been rather erratic and These are not normal times nor, was installing offiear. •alt. harmony. the shares—at about 8%— have jwever. Mortgage money Shown poor technical action. ilatively scarce and banks are National Industries, through toosey. Under prevailing cir- subsidiaries, is engaged in the imstances, the present mort- life and casualty insurance bus- ;age might facilitate the sale, if iness, operates discount stores iat becomes desirable, David and distributes children's educa- (Mr. Spear .cannot answer all Magulre V". tional records. Earnings have ail personally but will answer declined from 21 cents a share II questions possible in his col- LAWRENCEVILLE - James tn 1963 to eight cents a share imn.) C. Adamson, son of Mr. and ANNUAL last year. No dividends have ev Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson, 2d, er been paid and the stock sells Osprey La., Rum son, was grad- at 4% bid— a two-year low. ua.ted June 4 from The Law- Both these stocks have moder- Victor Fox renceville School. A former stu- ate speculative attraction, but dent at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- they should be followed closely Will Retire gional High School, he plans to —which you cannot do. I advise attend Princeton University In EAST ORANGE - Victor L. you to switch to one strong : the fall. At LawrencevSlle he growth stock, Union Oil of Cali- ox, 9 Hubbard Ave., River was head set designer for the a, assistant secretary for the fornia, which has compiled an Periwig Club, a diver on the Colonial Life Insurance Com- excellent record. varsity swimming team, and a pany of America, retires today Q) "I am a widow and have member of the dramatic socie- ifter 42 years of service. a house which carries a mort- ty. A graduate of Wesfeyan Uni gage of $14,000. With the danger Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Winters mrsity, where he received his of rising inflation, would it be of Sunnyside Rd. gave a barbe- Mchelor of science degree, Mr. better to pay off the mortgage? 7 cue for workers of the Conn ox joined Colonial in its ac- Organ Studio, Wanamassa. ounttng department Nov. 3, Clear Driver 1924. He was transferred to the Valedictorian of the Class of [aim department in 1326 and 1966 at Lawrencevitle was Rob- has spent more than 40 "years ert John Osten Jr., son of Mr. In Fatality iere. He became manager of and Mrs. Robert J. Osten, 108 :e claim department in 1935 Tindall Rd., Middletown. He was FREEHOLD - George S. Mi- ind was appointed assistant chals, Greenbriar Rd., Oakhurst, graduated, cum laude and re- secretary in 1950. ceived several prizes from the has been acquitted by a Jury in Son of a Methodist minister, Monmouth County court of a school. He is a 1966 National r. Fox was bom in New York Merit Scholarship winner, and criminal charge of causing ity where his father's church death by auto. on June 7 was presented a 1966 was located. Shortly thereafter, Presidential Scholar Medallion Mr. MichaJs was the driver of family moved to Brooklyn, by President Johnson at the a car which crossed the center nd later to Leonardo, N. J., White House along with 120 oth- line on Parker Ave.; Deal, Oct. where he attended Middletown er students from the United > 23. 1965, and struck and fatally SALE DAYS 'ownshiip High School. States. He will attend Harvard injured a boy riding his bicycle, Active in life insurance claim University in the fall where he Craig Kimmal, 14, of RoseW rdes, he has served as an of- was awarded a special Nation- Ave., Deal. Icer and as a member of van- al scholarship from the univer- FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 8 & 9 On the witness stand, Mr. Mi- us committees in both the In- sity. He will major in physics. chals testified that he thought ternational Claim Association Other graduates of Lawrence- he had seen an object in his and the Eastern Lile Claim Con- ville receiving diplomas at grad- path and had swerved to avoid 'erence. it, accidentally striking the uation exercises were Rob- A boating devotee since early ert Phelps Herman, 166 Bing- youth. He was not able to iden- outh, he was awarded lite tify it. ham Ave., Rumson; Edward membership in the United States Christensen Stokes, 84 Cross St., The jury deliberated about ~'ower Squadrons to mark his five minutes before retiming its Little Silver, and Lawson Albert Sponsored by the following Member Stores quarter century of contribution Whitney, 8 Kevin PI., Ml*He- verdict to Judge Alton V. Evans and service to its work. Mr. Fox Mr. Miohals was represented b) has conducted public lecture James M. Coleman, Asburj courses on elementary and. ad- Park. Assistant Prosecutor John vanced seamanship, piloting and BRISTOL, Conn. - J. Scott W. Applegate presented the navigation under the auspices of Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. state's case. the squadron in co-operation with Stockton H. Hopkins, 80 Main Abbey Men's Shop First Merchants Red Bank Hardware the U. S. Coast Guard and boat St., was graduated with honors J0 Monmoiith Strut lafety. He was responsible for 'rom Laurelcrest Prepara- 42 Irotd Str.it National Bank tory School here at commence- Agents Honor the formation of the Shrewsbury ISO Brotd Strut Power Squadron and served as ment ceremonies. He also was Red Bank Savings & its first vice commander. He is cited with a silver medal for ex- Aemt Furniture Co. W.T. Buck serving as treasurer of the cellence in science. Accepted by 137 Monmoutt. Strut Flora's Loan Association Shrewsbury "N" Club, member- Rutgers University, University 10 Irotd Strttt HOLMDEL - Wesley T. Buck of Wisconsin, University of Col- 141 trotd Strut of Main St., associate of Holmes ship of which is limited to those who have successfully passed a orado and University of Miami, Adams Shop & McDowell, local insurance he will attend the University of Red Bank Youth Center firm, was honored Tuesday by rigid test in all phases of ad- (4 Broad S.«rut Louis Furst vanced boatmanship. Wisconsin where he will .major 20 Irotd Strut ' the Independent Mutual In< In biology. 46 Irotd Strut surance Agents of New Jersey He is a member of the Red Elected to the board ft direc- Andersen Music Shop ReussiHe's Bank First Methodist Church and CAMDEN, S. C. - Donald J Goldin's Men's Shop tors of the group at a conven- has held several important posts, 30 Irotd Strut 34 Iretd Strttt tion in the Essex and Suise: Gitmartin, son of Mrs. Olara T. 25 Irotd Strut i . including membership on its of- Gjlmartin, 122 Dock St., Union Hotel, Spring Lake, Mr. Bucl ficial board, secretary and pres- was also named committee cTiair Beach, N. J., and the late John Asbury Park Press Sheldon Card Shop dent of the Men's Group. He Li J.. Gil-martin, was graduated man of the year for his outstand serving on the Church's steward- 15 MonmoutS Strut Hobby Headquarters 43 Iro.d Strttt ing service in arranging the con from Camden, Military Acad- 62 Whit. Strut ship and finance commission. emy. He has been accepted at vention. Mr. Fox is married to the for- He wai also elected a vici a freshman at Trenton State Baby Fair Sherman Decora tors, Inc. mer Catherine A.« Burr. They College where he plans to ma' Junior Baxaar president of the organization. have a son, Victor L. Fox, Jr., 45 Irotd Strut 20 Irotd Strut Mr. Buck, a veteran of 1! jor in mathematics in the fall 39 Irotd Strttt a student at Ursmus College. Al- At Camden he was a member years in the insurance businesi though he has no specific retire- Sherwood s Sporting is also active as secretary of th of the band, played vanity bas- Bargain Barn ment plans, he expects to devote ketball and was a member oi J. Kridel Holmdel Fire Company, secre- much of his time to puttering SI Irotd Strut Goods tary-treasurer of the Holmdel the Block Club and vice pres- 2 Iroad Strut around the house and garden ident of the senior class. 7 Irotd Strut Firemen's Relief Association an where he cultivates a variety of Baynton's Floor Coverings member and elder of the Fin flowers and plants. Reformed Church of Holmdel. CHATHAM, Va. - Cadet Da- 4 W. Front Strut Lerher Shops Sniney Shops vid Hudson Maguire, son of Mr; 13 Iro.d Strut ''->J\ ' 37 Irotd Strut Business Unit and Mrs. Roger M. Maguire, Better Housekeeping Tennis Court La., Rumson, wa Love Lane Bridal Shoppe Mildred Specter Launches Drive graduated from Hargrave Mill Shop tary Academy. He will attenc 23 W. Front Strut 45 Irotd Strttt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 4* Monmouth Strut Hiram Scott College, Hiram The Atlantic Highlands Busines Ohio. At Hargrave he was vk< Association, organized for the Steinbach Company president of the dramatics olut Ludwig's purpose of advancing the com- Carroll's Stationers 121 Irotd Strut and held . the rank of privati 10 Wtlltct Strut mercial, industrial, civic and II troid Strut first class in the Cade Corps. * Dftwsto modi in your Sovinp general interest of Atlantic High- AuMntl m or Btfort July 10* lands and its trade area, is con- Clayton & Magee A. S. Miller Shoe Co. Straus Company UNI Inftntt from July 1st SAXTONS RIVER, Vt. - 35 Irotd Strttt ducting a membership drive. If Iro.d Strut 11 Iro.d Str.tt At Finf Merchant! Sidney Heifetz of Franklen George A. Egner, son of Mr Store, the president, announced a and Mrs. George A. Egner, 1 Surprise Store of Higher Interest a meeting that membership is Forest Ave., fair Haven, was College Shop Monmouth County graduated from Vermont Acad open to any reputable person, 15 Irotd Strut Red Bank professional or otherwise, any as emy at the 82d commencement National Bank I Iroad Strttt sociation, corporation or partner He received a varsity letter it 53 Iro.d Strttt ihip. football and has taken part Colonial Flowers the school's community servic* Surray Luggage Poi4 by In addition to Mr. Heifetz, of I E. Front Strut Mustillo's Quarterly Chtck Evory ficers include Gardiner Marek ol program. He also was a mem 125 lre.d Strut •n Faubook • Mo. On the Marek-Bowtell Agency and her of the railing club. 11 Iro.d Strut Sovlngi Tlmt-Saving Mrs. Chris Connelly of Poise 'N' Colonial Restaurant Accownft Certificate! Tafsun's Ivy, secretary and treasurer re PENNINGTON - Jeffrey Bri- 3 Bro«d Strut Thorn McAn 113 Irotd Strut spectively. an SicMes, son of Mr. and Mrs It Irotd Strut The next meeting will be held Omar Sickles, 561 Holmdal Rd. next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Hazlel, was graduated from Th< The Daily Register Village Prep Shop Pennington School at the 1281* J. J. Newberry Co. the Harbor Restaurant. A second 40-42 Irotd Strut 41 Irotd Strut reading of the proposed by-laws commencement June 4. 77 Iro.d Strut Memuet teaerai tieterve. will take place. CUBS AID CAMPS John Daniels, Inc. Federal Deposit' Insurance Vogel's FAIR HAVEN-The fund drlv. 13 Monmouth Street Oliver Shoes Corporation Sell Fasti The Daily Register 24 Irotd Strttt (J Classified. for the Quail Hill and Forest t0 Iro.d Strut burf* scout camps received boost recenlly when the Cut Dora's Photo Shop Parke Drug Co. Wiggle's 17 W.ll.et Strut FURNITURE CO. Scmils of Pack U in Fair Haver 44 Irotd Strttt awarded $20(1 to the fund. 51 tro.d Strut WEST KEYPORT, N. J. The presentation VIM made a rpront'pack menting by Rev Douglas Electric Co. The Pedestal Fred D. Wfcoff Co. 15 E. Front Strut EST. 264-0181 Charles E. Hanklns, committet 43 Irotd Strttt 234 Mtplt Av.nut 1869 chairman for the cub pack and pastor of Christ Church Metha (list, the sponsoring Institution. Ermine Cosmetic Studio Place 1 F. W. Woohvorth Co. The check was received for th« /Nvhit, Strut 44 Irotd Strut 12 Irotd Strttt atuut camps by Russell H. Mln ton, committee chairman for th« Fashion Fair Prawn's Great Northern District. The J. Yanko money wax earned by the Cut 17 Irotd Strut 12 Iro.d Strut M Iro.d Strut Open Mon. and ¥ri. evening* 'til 9 Scouts of Pack 24 over a two- year period. For Quick Results HOME DELIVERY Use Our Want Ads fflEDAffl I j 741-0010 Dial 741 .4900 DAY Copyrifht-The Red Bank Register, Inc. MM. RAJNORSHEVE 741.1110 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION

TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1966 7c PER COPY Clerk Serves as Administrator As Council Takes Office in City LONG BRANCH - The day-to- ernment took office. month terms as president after forbidding the disclosure of "con- health and welfare with a bureau day business of running the city Mayor Paul L. Nastasio, Jr., Mr. Ciofti's term. fidential information" about city of health and a bureau of wel- faces the new administration to- reportedly interviewed a number Salaries Set affairs. fare. day in the wake of a holiday of prospective business adminis- Under the administrative code The code establishes five sep- Miller's Code weekend that started with the trators Saturday and has a introduced at Friday's session, arate city departments. They are: William Miller, Princeton, an mayor-council government taking number of interviews scheduled Mayor Nastasio will be paid administration and finance, author of the Faulkner Act'under office. for this week. The job reported- $6,000 a year, with the council headed by the business adminis- which the city is governed, drew City Clerk Sanita J. Camassa ly will pay about $10,000. president receiving $1,800 and trator; building and development, the code for the new government. launches another government Besides Mayor Nastasio, sworn each of the councilmen $1,500. whose director must have three Mi. Miller represented the Better while the new administra- nto office Friday were Council- Members of the defunct council- years experience in urban renew- Government League in its effort tion searches for a business ad- men Henry R. Cioffi, Robert B. manager government were un- al work; Public Works, under to change the form of govern- ministrator Miss Camassa, who Cornell, Amedeo V. Ippolito, El- paid. which there is a bureau of street ment. will temporarily serve as an un- liot L. Katz and Samuel Teicher. The 30-page code, which is ac- construction and maintenance Miss Camassa administered the salaried acting business admin- Mr. Cioffi was selected to tually an ordinance, will have a and a bureau of recreation, oath of office to the new city istrator, five years ago was serve as council president for the public hearing July 26. beaches, and property; public officials at the Friday cere- named acting city manager when first year. Each of the other four The code contains portions pro- safety, with divisions for the po- monies which attracted about 150 the council-manager form of gov- councilmen will serve nine- hibiting conflicts of interests and lice and fire departments; and persons. State Sen. Richard R. Stout led the Pledge of Allegiance. 73 Artists in Long Branch Show Congratulatory telegrams flooded in from Gov. Richard J. Hughes. NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION — Mayor Paul L. Nastasio, Jr., seated, and the new U. S. Sens. Harrison A. Williams and Clifford P. Case, Rep. James Long Branch City Council pose in council chambers Friday after they were sworn in to J. Howard, state Sen. Wiliam T. four year terms. The councilman, left to right, are Henry R. Cioffi, Robert B.Cornell, Hail Art Festival as Success Hiering and county Sheriff Paul Amedeo V. Ippolito, Samuel Teicher and Elliot L, Kafi. The new government, mayor- LONG BRANCH — Despite 100- expected more than 100 artists to early iast night, most of the art- Commerce and Councilman Kiernan, a former mayor of degree heat, the fifth annual Long Long Branch. council form, replaces the council-manage'r form of government which had prevailed be represented. The heat and ists said they would return to Robert Cornell. Branch Art Festival was called congested highways, he said, Long Branch next year. Judges were Ida Libby Den- Members of the city's Summer for the past five years. a success by both artists and kept the number down. Sponsors grove of Allenhurst, a painter Festival Committee, headed by promoters. " Many of the artists, most of The festival was sponsored by and teacher, and Clara Gee Howard K. Hayden, arranged the The festival, which opened Fri- whom are veterans of the art the city and the Greater Long Kastner Stamaty of Long Branch, program, seating and floral set- day on the Long Branch His- show circuit, said sales during Branch Chamber of Commerce. a cartoonist, painter and teacher. ting. GOP Districting Attack torical Museum grdunds, Ocean the four days were good, par- Formal opening ceremonies First prize in the oil painting Outside of Miss Camassa's ap- Ave., attracted the works of 73 ticularly yesterday morning. were held Sunday, afternoon, division was won by Edward pointment as acting business ad- artists from throughout the coun- They blamed the heat for keep- state Sen. Richard R. Stout de- Jordan of New York. Esther Da- ministrator and those of a Sew- try. It closed last" night, ng away browsers and prospec- livering the keynote address. Al- vis of Elberon took second and erage Authority and Mayor's Ad- Qoes to Court Tomorrow Maurice Podell, city art di- tive buyers on Saturday and Sun- so speaking at the ceremonies Roy Doremus of Brooklyn, who visory Committee, the appoint- rector, said he was pleased with day afternoons. were Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, pres- paints under the name "Gunilla," ments made by the new adminis- CAMDEN - With Monmouth he has not yet submitted an opin- Gov. Richard J. Hughes and the show's run although-he had Although a stolen painting ident of the historical society; was selected for third place. tration Friday were expected and County Republicans playing, a ion but still may do so, de- adopted by the Democratic-con marred Saturday and a sharp Freeholder Marcus Daly; City Honorable mentions in the oils previously announced. leading roll, the state Republican pending on the outcome of the trolled Legislature by slender wind carrying portents of rain Councilman Samuel Teicher who category were won by each of Advisers committee goes to court here initial hearing here before Judge margins, the third district, now caused many artists to clo'se shop is also president of the Chamber three members of the Schloss tomorrow to attack the Hughes John B. Wick. The county may comprised of Monmouth and Pick Beauty Named as the unsalaried mem- family of Brooklyn, Alex Schloss, administration congressional re- still beoome a party to the suit, Ocean counties, will embrace bers of the advisory committee his wife, Gloria, and daughter, districting law. he added.- Monmouth, three towns of Mid- for the duration of Mr. Nastasio's Pageant Song Arlene. term were James R. Barbour, Five of the M plaintiffs in the Ordered Revamp dlesex County (Sayreville, South Cited lor Oils chairman of the board of the Superior Court test authored by The GOP went before Judge Amboy and" Madison Township) Dismiss Charge Also winning honorable men- New Jersey National Bank and the.state committee are Mon- Wick because he has retained and three.of Ocean (Lakewood And Flower tions for oils were Sally Asa Trust Co.; Dr. John E. Maher, mouth County officials—County jurisdiction since ordering the Jackson, and Plumsted Town- LONG BRANCH — "I'm from Clerk J. Russell Woolley, who is Legislature last year to come ships). of Deal and Peter C. Johnson of Howard H. Woolley, David Wer- New Jersey" has been selected as Brooklyn. blin and Dr. David Alterman. county GOP chairman, and the up with an equitable distribution Favors Howard OfMansla ugh ter four GOP freeholders, Joseph C. of the state's 15 congressional the official pageant song by the In the watercolors division, Present members of the Sew- The Republicans charge thai MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Irwin, Marcus Daly, Benjamin seats for the 1966 election. He Miss N.J. World Beauty Pageant conceded that the state had no Charles K. Lasslter of New York erage Authority were reap- this is tailor-made to aid the name of Russell Wells may go H. Danskin, and Harry Larrison, acted in 1965 to enforce the Su- other testimony or evidence to won first place, Hubert Hogue pointed. The members and ends re-election bid of incumben' Committee, down in legal history in Mon- Jr. preme Court eijtot of one-man, offer lor its case. of Milton, Dela., second prize of their terms are Anthony T. freshman Democrat James J. The American Beauty Rose has mouth County. Mr. Sawyer moved for dis- Monmouth was asked to come one-vote for legislative represen- and S. McKenney of Milton Nesto, Feb. 1, 1967; John J. Mor- Howard. It has been estimated been made the pageant's official missal and the jurist agreed. to the front after the Republican tation. A Charge of manslaughter Dela., third. Philip Camporeale an, 1968; H. Cornell Kahle, 1969; that, in the Middlesex and Ocean flower. Wells, 37, of 28 Lower Main freeholder majority demonstrated Democrats are accused in the areas of the district, a Demo- against him was dismissed in of New York was awarded an John W. Guire, 1970, and Michael The song is scheduled to be St., was charged in connection a keen interest. The four-man suit for "gerrymandering" the crat would build up a sufficien Municipal Court Friday based on honorable mention. J. DeLisa, 1971. the Supreme Court ruling that a with the May 25 death of Mrs bloc had asked County Counsel state to protect incumbent Demo- lead to offset possible losses in played during the parade of beau- Anthony Autorino won firsl Appointments confirmed were defendant mustbe advised of his Geneva Gladys McKay, 40, of thi John M. Pillsbury for a legal crats and hold or increase their traditionally Republican Mon- ty contestants at the pageant place in the pastels and draw those of Julius J. Golden as city rights to counsel or any state- same address. opinion on" the merits Of the 11-4 current advantage. mouth. . . i ings division with Nancy Tayloi attorney at a $9,000 yearly re- Saturday and Sunday nights. The ment made by him is inadmis- legislation with the thought that Monmouth fits into one of three Another test area Is Camden An autopsy by Dr. C. Malcolm of New York taking second an tainer, Robert L. Mauro as as- pageant winner, who will be sible as evidence. the county might join the Repub- critical areas on which the GOP County. B. Gilman disclosed that th Joyce Tripp, West Long Branch sistant city attorney at a $3,500 crowned Miss N.J. World, wil lican Party in its challenge. suit probably will stand or fall. Like Middlesex, the suit says, It is the first such ruling in- woman died as a result of a third. retainer, and George R. Woolley Mr. Pillsbury said last night Under the plan advocated by it is of sufficient size to be a take sheet music of the song volving a homicide charge in the blow on the back of her head. Arturo Bassols of Milton, Dela. as public works director at a sal- district by itself. Instead, tin with her to Columbus, Ohio, county since the historic high Finally Released won first place in the sculptun ary of $8,500. Each was named to legislation puts Camden city and where she will compete for the court ruling June 13 in the case Held first without bail, then category, with Esther Davis of a two-year term as were Richard Gloucester County in one di5- of Miranda versus the state of Miss U.S.A. World title on Aug. under $5,000 bail. Wells was re- Elberon awarded second place Noble, city engineer, and Joseph Boy Killed, Keansburgtrict; Cherry Hill and suburban Arizona. leased from custody when Mr. and Selma Waldman, New York F. Emmons, health officer. Camden, and Burlington and 27. Not Advised Sawyer, his court-assigned coun- taking third. Honorable men- Daniel F. Haas was continued Ocean counties in another, and The song was introduced in the Represented by Keyport attor- sel, had, this reduced to $1,000. tions were won by Barette Brooks the balance of Camden and Sa- as urban renewal director. His Motorist IsCharged spring of 1961 and has been seen ney Sidney I. Sawyer, Wells Magistrate Elgart's dismissal of Bronx and Milda Krastins of salary was not announced, but he lem County in a third. as someday becoming the official Brooklyn. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A gained probable permanent free- of the charge is contingent upon has been earning $11,000 a year. The third major issue involves state sonjg. Several communities. do Detective Sgt. John agreement of county Prosecutor Keansburg man has been charged m wnen Mr. Dinkelspiel and his wife The City Council will continue to joining of Elizabeth, .Linden and have addpted the tune for their McGinty admitted on the stand Vincent P. Keuper. The defen- operated a refreshment stand on with the Friday night Rt. 36 hit- Rahway, in Union County, with act as the local public agency official song. that he had not advised Wells dant was continued in the $1,000 the museum porch through the in directing aJI redevelopment tnd-run death of 12-year-old Bayonne and the lower part of A bouquet of long stemmed of his rights to counsel. bail pending a decision from Mr. exhibit. The proceeds will go Theodore R. Preblick, 3 West Jersey City, across Newark Bay, projects. American Beauty roses will be Mr. Sawyer first moved that Keuper's office. to the museum. Auditor Jack St., Hailet, state police re- in Hudson County, ai> a single presented to the pageant winner the defendant's statement be The prosecutor could choose to Armour S. Hulsart was xeap- ported. district. by Harold Schaaff, owner of ruled inadmissible. Magistrate by-pass the magistrate's ruling AMBULANCE IN CRASH pointed city auditor for a one James B. Tully, 23, of 8 Morn- Democrats contend that the nu- Broadway Florists. Lloyd D. Elgart granted the mo- and seek an indictment directly RED BANK - A Sea Bright year term. tngside Ave., Keansburg, .was re- merical population -distribution Deadline for entry applications tion. from the Grand Jury. First Aid Squad ambulance was Named to the Board of Adjust- leased m $1,000 bail Saturday and community interest fits with* is midnight, tonight. Entry blanks Monmouth County assistant Mr. Keuper said Friday that involved in an accident on Union ment were George Baxter, a one morning after he surrendered in court guidelines and that coun- can be obtained from Philip prosecutor John Applegate then he would conduct an investiga- St. Saturday. Police said the year term; Leslie Aaron and Wil- himself to state police, Keyport ty lines cannot be held sacred. Dohme, 341 MacArthur Ave., tion to determine if any other vehicle, driven by Herbert L liam Scott, two years, and Wil- barracks. Filed by Sidney P. McCord, of Long Branch, who is pageant evidence can be obtained which "Jardner of Sea Bright, struck a Camden, the Republican suit says bur Ray and Louis Graniero, Trooper Richard Gieson| re- director for the Fraternal Order would be sufficient for an in- car driven by Elizabeth A. that population deviations of up Anti-Renewal three years. of Eagles chapter, here, which dictment, without relying on Emerson of East Keansburg. No porting on his investigation, said to 10 per cent from a norm of the boy vra« riding his bicycle is directing the event. The show Wells' statement. summons was issued. Named to the Planning Board 400,000 might be acceptable when were Charles Polk, two years; across the highway at Poole Ave. is being sponsored by the city a district embraces a whole coun- Views Given Thomas Nature, three years; C. when he was strut* by a car Summer Festival Committee. ty. But, it adds, the same margin Daniel Colin, one year; James allegedly driven by TuHy. is not suitable when county lines To Merchants Dorsi, four years; Richard Mil- The trooper said that Tully are crossed. ler, five years; John Talerico, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—T h e stopped his car, walked to the It says that carving up Black Power six years; and Mayor Nastasio, Anti-Urban Renewal Group yes boy who wai lying in the road, county to form a district with Councilman Teicher and Mr. then, returned to his car and a deviation of more than one terday released this open letter Haas, for the duration of their drove away. per cent from the norm is un- Is Rejected to Sidney Heifeta, president of the Theodore R. Preblick iffices. A passing South Plamfield mo- constitutional. Atlantic Highlands Businessmen's Association: Regular City Council meetings torist saw the boy in the road, team and also played outfield "Inexcusable gerrymandering,' By NAACP were set for the second and summoned police and' admini- says Mr. McCord. "The Anti-Urban Renewal for the local Little League base- LOS ANGELES (AP) - The fourth Tuesdays of the month. stered mouth-to-mouth resuscita- ball team. Group is watching with intense philospphy of black power has interest the actions of your newly tion until Trooper Gieson, Rari- A member of St. Benedict's tan Township police and Raritan been embraced by one national formed business group. . . Catholic Church, Hazlet, Theo- Fall Into First Aid Squad personnel ar- civil rights group, but rejected j "We believe urban renewal, as Death Car dore was confirmed at the rived. 1 0 f revita za tion of church in May. by a leader of another-the Na- • "i.?' ". " ° li t The boy was declared dead on Pool Fatal the First Ave. business district, is tional Association for the Ad- Driver Sent arrival in Riverview Hospital, The family moved to this place totally unadaptable to the prob- from East Orange four years Red Bank. vancement of Colored People. lems the local merchant faces ago. To Airman A description of the death car Roy Wilkins; executive direc- today. . . To Prison HOWELL TOWNSHIP - An was furnished by ' witnesses to Born in Irvington, Theodore is tor of the NAACP, said before "We further believe that urban FREEHOLD - The driver of Air Force man who fell into a the accident who told police that survived also by one brother, the opening today of the associ- renewal can only be detrimental car who pleaded guilty to motel pool here early yesterday ation's convention that there is for business in Atlantic Highlands causing a fatal accident in How- Theodore was crossing the high Richard T. Preblick of Irving- morning died two hours later at way with a green light in hi: little likelihood the concept of because the destruction of small ell Township was sentenced Fri- ton; one sister, Mary Preblick, Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- black power will be accepted by business and the relocation favor. day to one to two years In at home, and his paternal grand-l wood, apparently from effects of the NAACP. probiem.s involved in this type Find Wanted Record state prison. . father Anthony Prwsbieglec of submersion, State Police report- of project add to the merchants' Mrs. Preblick said the boy In Baltimore Sunday, the Con Moses Brown, Fifth St., Lake- ed. plight without offering a suitable had gone to Family Circle, Rt. Irvington. gross of Racial Equality con- wood, drew the sentence from A Requiem High Mass Airman Thomas A. CraRgio, cluded its convention by adopt- solution," the group stated. Monmouth County Judge Alton 36, to purchase « record he had 21, of Rochcllc Park, who was on celebrated this morning St. ng black power as the dominant "We commend such members Evans for the death of Miss craved for two weeks. This rec- a two-day leave from Andrews Benedict's Catholic Church with philosophy of the movement. of your group as Paul Scherzer, Maureen McGuigan, ilamesburg, ord was found on the highway Air Force Base, Mil., was pulled Rev. Gerald Callaghan, assistant Lincoln Lynch, associate na- owner of Paul's Tavern, First Feb. 16, on Rt. 9. Brown and (fler the accident. from the poo] at Brook Hill Mo- pastor, officiating. Burial, un- tional director of CORE, defined Ave., and Dominick A. Caruso, Miss McGuigan were drivers of Police found (he car aban- tel, Rt. 9, at 3:30 a.m., by a dcr direction of Mehlenbeck Fu- the concept as "the effective owner of Caruso Construction., ars that collided head on. doned early Saturday and, later companion, moments after he neral Home, was in St. Joseph's control and self-determination of Center Ave., for their publicly- Other sentences: In the morning, Tully surrendered fell in. himself to police, Trooper Cemetery, Keyport. men of color in their own voiced opposition to urban re- John R. Green, Mattison Ave., Gieson said. 'Die companion, John Maisano, areas." newal and their voiced interest Asbury Park, five to eight years Resides being charged with 21, of Hast Paterson, a printer, "Power the total control of in a revitalization method involv- in state prison, robbery of $105 causing death by auto, Tully re- Probe Entry .said his friend lost his footing economic, political, educational ing only private enterprise, with from Gerald Disher, at the Hol- ceived summonses for leaving LONG BRANCH — Police are as Hie two strolled along side and social wealth," Lynch con local businessmen investing their lywood Pharmacy, Ocean Ave., the scene of an accident, dis- investigating breaking and enter- the pool. Trooper Fred Morrone linued, "and the exercise of this own funds in a privately-owned Long Branch, March 3; and two regardinjf a traffic signal, driv- ing at Freddie's Market, 25: said Mr. Maisnno r<'|>orted he power is simply that whWh a corporation to purchase Afclnn- n three years for carrying a ing an unregistered vehicle and Broadway, between 6:30 last anil bis friends had l>eeii drinking [>lli»'r groups in American socie- Highlands business property concealed weapon when arrested using fictitious plates. night and 5:48 a.m. today. heavily. ty have done to acquire their and rehabilitate it without a fed- he same. date. Tully is a platform foreman Police isaid entry was mndf narcotics. years. Tully was hired by Pabst register was missing, but that oner's office will arrange for an A motorcyclist was treated for Berkeley Hutchinson, Rlckwel! autopsy today, police said. private venlure, rather than ur- old Marilyn Toichor rakes a long look at Long Sam two wee*s ago. the register contained no money. ••juries at Hiverview Hospital ban renewal funds for Atlantic Av«., Long Branch, probation two Theodore was the son of Theo- The two men Imd lxren bound 'eslerday following an accident Highlands," the letter con- (Uncle) Sunday night during the Long Branch Indepen- years, $200 fine, Issuing a forged dore A. Preblick and Mrs. Irene DOUSE CAR FIRE for Seaside Heights Sunday after- :>n Red Kill Rd. cluded," in the best interest of dence Day Parade. Marilyn, daughter of Councilman and :heck In Long Branch. Stefnnski Preblick. RKD BANK—The Independent noon but were unable to make John P. Alchus, 20 Park Ave, he community welfare." Jose Santiago, Chelsea Ave., He was to have started his Engine Co. put out a fire in a reservations in advance anti Kcanshurg, told police that his Mrs. Samuel Teicher, was one of thousands of hot toti and Efrain Ribot, Union Ave., seventh grade in Sycamore Drive car on McLaren St. Sunday at checked in at Ilrook Hill at about ycle went intn a skid when he Shehadi Rug Company who braved the waather to watch th» procession. Andy both Long Branch, probation two School in September. j>;ni. after someone tried to noon. Police said they had in- inplled his brake) on a curve. Broad St., Shrewsbury. Closed Frotlav, who marched with the Long Branch Elki Lodge, ears and $200 fines each, for He wa.1 anchor man for the Hart it without an air filter, and tended tq go to the seashore yek- e received a summons for care- Sat. until Sept. 10. Scu page 3 ireaklng and entering a service school'* relay squad on the track the carburetor caught fire. tordny. less driving. or further details. (Adv.) is six faet tix inchai tall. station at Leonardo Feb. 26. Yank Rookie is Perfect Until Eighth; Ends With 2-Hitter Trite Peterson Sets Down Sox Rookie Fritz Peterson retired Jose Tartabull singled, stole sec- brought his record to W. a fractured cheek bone, broke Minnesota to a 5-4 victory over the fiTBt 22 batters he faced and ond and rode home on George The Chicago Cubs gained a a 4-4 tie in the second game with Cleveland. The victory snapped wound up with a two-hitter as the Scott's singly. split of its doubleheader with a seventh inning single that ex- a seven-game losing streak for New York Yankees gained a split Ken McMullen's two-run hom- Pittsburgh, winning the second tended his hitting streak to 27the Twins. .-,.11,. of their doubleheader with a 5-2 er started the Senators' big in-game, 6-4, after dropping the games. Jose Cardenal and Jim Frego- victory over Chicago White ning in the opener. Don Blasm- opener, 7-5. The second game Ken Johnson pitched a four- si smashed home rung in a five Sox yesterday. game singled home two runs waj called because of darkness hitter and Joe Torre's seventh run eighth inning as the Cali- fornia Angels rallied for an 11-6 The White Sox won the opener, and Jim King tripled two more after 7Vi innings in Wrigley inning triple led to the winning victory over Detroit. Joe Ad- 3-0, on Gary Peters' six-hitter. cross. Field. run afi Atlanta edged Houston 3-2. cock and Jack Warner had hom- Peterson had not allowed a In the National League, St. Louis Willie Stargell and Gene Alley Torre, who had driven in a run ered earlier for the Angels. base runner until Jerry Ad»ir beat Juan Marichal for the sec- hit home runs that accounted for earlier on a double, led off the topped t ball down the third base ond time in less than a week, five runs as the Pirates cap- seventh with his triple and came Ron Swoboda drove in five line with one out in the eighth. downing San Francisco, 6-2, in hired the opener. Randy Hund- home with the tie+reaking run nuns with a home and a triple The pitcher grabbed the ball but the first game of a douWeheader. ley and Adolpho Phillips con- as Frank Boiling grounded out. as the New York Mets downed WORM'S EYE VIEW is what umpire Larry Napp has after ht itumbled on first gam«, threw wild, Adair reaching on the The Giants earned thesplit, 3-2, nected for the Cubs. In Baseball roundup delatedf.... rniHtuejyiiiPhiladelphia JU!M>J iHnI thmee firsins»ti game . , . i ,i i • T kj >* r »**L-I e I'J* II • i error. . on Gaytord Perry's 12th victory. Ron Santo, returning to the line- Bob Allison's two-run pinch nf a r*in-interrupted twi-night fourth inning play yestorday that had Tom McCraw of White 5ox sliding salely into John Roman, the next batter, rf>hil Gagliano Lou Brock and up after missing one week with homer in the eighth inning lifted doubleheader. third under tag of Yankees' Cleta Boyer. New York split in twinbill. (AP Wirephoto) tingled up the middle, spoiling Mike Shannon jolted Marichal, 13- Peterson's no-hit bid. Ken Berry 4, with homers in the opener. doubled one run home and Lee Shannon whacked his second two- Elia's sacrifice fly produced the run shot of the day in the night- cap but Perry, 12-1, drove in one Two Wins Widen Holy Family other. Two-run singles by Lou Clin- run and scored another to nart ton and Jake Gibbs helped the down his seventh straight vic- Yankees to their 5-0 lead. tory. FR1DAY. JULY 1, 1966 In the first game, Don Buford John Roseboro delivered a tie- 12- Lead in Jersey Shore League breaking single in the sixth in- socked an inside-the-park homer First place Holy Family wid- singles by Collins and Bill Lan- un homers in the second by Rcdi (1) Haaaaeau (4) ning and gave Los Angeles a 2-1 AB R H AB R H and Peters went the distance, ened its Jersey Shore Baseball gan, plus a pair of walks and lohn Murphy and Kim Coleman. «KiH8',l[ 4 2 2 1 D'An|elo,rf 4 beating Mel Stottlemyre. decision over Cincinnati. Don Sut- fturien.rl 4 0 11 Hivltandlt 4 League lead to three full games two errors. Yesterday's Results layri.lb 4 0 2 I BralUl.lb 4 Lee Stange pitched a three- ton, who pitched a five-hitter,, ohnson.cr 4 1 2 | Wlnner,cf 3 over the weekend by edging Red Rooney and Joe Elliot com- R. B. Reds 7, Manasquan 4 hmer as Boston blanked Wash- won hit first game in more than >ove 2I> 4 11| Beekman.u 3 Gold Cup Bank Tire, 4-3, Sunday on Mick- bined to drive in five runs be- Manasquan 5, R. B. Reds 1 i-K.ilns.3li 4 2 3 1 UX'hlln.Jb 3 ington, 1-0, in the second game of a month. Iteve'a'n.c 4 0 1 Wealfall.c. 1 ey Ennis' lead-off home run in tween them to lead R.B. Tire Howell 10, Belmar 5 Ir,,ti,.i» 2 0 1 n»UiJ«n.lb 1 a doubleheader. The Senators *• Kansas Ciyt ended American 'arrlsh.p 2 11 Haver.p 1 the sixth and downing the Red past Howell, Rooney blasted a Belmar 5, Howell » ;. 1 took the opener, 6 4, scoring aU League leading Baltimore's sev- arb'uch.p 10 1 DeBarno,* 0 Bank Reds, 10-1, Saturday. three-run homer in the fourth bay.ph 1 their runs in the second inning. en game winning streak as Dick (Sunday's Results inning and Elliot connected for a Hoafand.p 0 Green drove in five runs in the The pair of victories gave Holy Holy Family 4, R.B. Tire 3 SUnge struck out eaght and al- Family a 12-1 record, R. B. Tire, two-run homer in the second that 33 7 IS M 4 ! victory over the To Slovaof Ownesboro, Ky.k, injured, yes- Howell 10, Middletown « B. R«d» 100 132 0-7 Athletics' DETROIT (AP) - Steady lowed two infield hits to Fred in second place, defeated Howell started the Tiremen on five-run terday's events went off without Manasquan 9, Belmar 3 M&nuquan _.0O3 001 0—i Valentine and a line single by Orioles. driving Mira Slovak of Los An- Youth, 10-1, Saturday to earn a scoring binge. HR—Eikrldn. 2B—D'Amelo. DougCamilli. The Red Sox got the Green hammered a three-run geles won his opening three heats incident. split for the weekend and make Saturday's Results R. B. Rrda (1) MaaaMnaa (!) Slovak, after posting wins in In that second inning, Ralph AB R H ABR H game's only run in the first when homer as Jim ''Catfish" Hunter. and coasted home in the final its record 9-4. R. B. Tire It, Howell 1 his first two heats Sunday, was Mango preceded Elliott's four Nauden.rt DAnjelo.rt 3 2 1 to win the tragedy-marked 58th Holy Family 10, R. B. Reds 1 latver.K 3 0 1 Borr'ion,rf 0 0 0 bagger with a single. Singles by Htvlland.U S 1 2 running of the Gold Cup yes-an odds-on choice to win the Gold Holy Family led, 3-1, before Manasquan 6, Middletown 2 Johmon.ct 3 0 1 Cup in his fourth try for the big R.B. Tire picked up two runs Barry Ayres, Lou DeGeorge and Hayu.ll) 3 0 0 Smllh.lb 3 0 1 terday. STANDINGS Beekman,!! 3 d 0 The 37-year-old airline pilot event. His previous best finish in the top of the sixth to tieJohn Bland and Howie Ruppert's Ooodi'4t,3b 3 0 0 Hlnch.el,lb 3 0 1 W L Pet. Stev'flon.c 2 0 0 Il'L.'u'lln.ab 10 0 picked up $11,600 top prize mon- was a third. on an error and singles by Ron double accounted for the )er|en,H 2 0 0 Wlnaer.tt ISO Holy Family 12 1 .123 Perneii,u 10 1 Day,3b,2b ISO ey in the world series of motor He won his opening heat yes- Truex and Art Rooney. That set other three tallies. OUtlu.p 2 0 0 Pilumbo.o > 1 1 boating. terday with ease and in the five- the stage for Ennis' winning four- Howie Hellman and Dave Glum R. B. Tire .1 4 D»»arn 4 0 3 BerUil,u 110 tegrated. fortable margin over Fred Altei A six-run outburst in the third going into the fourth. - — 4 0 0 Colllni.lt> 10 1 San Francisco » SI .117 - adelphia, Jackson (J-7), night of Detroit, who drove Dixi Cola inning sent Holy Family to Its 4 0 0 ,n.cl 4 0 1 Pittsburgh, Fryman (1-3), at In contrast to the opening day, Belmar bounced back in thRupp«rt.e c 4 0 0 HouraltAn,rf Pittsburgh « n .590 r Track, Goli which also saw Bill Munoey of for 1.200 point* and $7,000 sec- easy victory over the Reds. The nightcap to take a 5-0 decision M'D m'tt,« 4 11 Del|tdo.lb Lm Angeles 43 M .558 Chicago, Faul (1-3) Ayeri.lf 0 0 0 W niton, Jt> NEW YORK (AP)-The Amer- Seattle, Wash., and Bill Sterett ond money. runs came on only two safeties, with the aid of a pair of two-Trunccl 4 11 Ennli.ir , Philadelphia .43 It .544 Atlanta, Lemester •»«» •« "»"»">". »•»*» Bcrry.U 4 • B • I Trnh.ll 3111 Brack,!! 1 1 I l FanitM.lb 4 110NamUlea ..J 1 " 1 4 0 0 11 Parkpr.lb 4 I 1 Langin.cr 4 1 3 I wilion.ll 1 o BaforaMb 1111 | HMt'MMh 4 • * • Gt'llu«,3t> 4 111 Halter, ' " ..Ht S Plnaon,el 4 0 » 0 I W. Davta.ct 4 0 3 0H'hHou'har.r! ! 3 1111 Hirvey.r" r 4 O 0 tape from 7-« p.m., with a wrap- St. Louis S-2, San Francisco 2-S| Ctncinnati at _Lot Angeles, night Affp.rl 4«1*| MaMle.tf 4>tl ....Vt t Coleman.lb 4 0 0 0 1 L.J'naon.lt HI Lewli.c 2_ 1_ 0 _ .. . St. Louis at San Francisco RobUuon.rl 4 10 0 Honart.o riM4,cf sin MCI OVfy.lb 3 0 11 N. Dov«,p 0 0 up from 10:30 to 11 p.m. Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 1 4 111 Opedt.lb 4 110 ..4 . l : I Uelma.Sb 4 110 1 Kalrly.rl 4 11. Mori'rty.c l o 0 Him.lt 3 l MeCraw.lb (111 Lstci.rt M'C'rvrr.e .1 o o 0 J 1 D.Jnaiin.lf 10 10 1 Lrtebvre,3b 3 0 10Deli'dolb 4 1 0 Ketiey.rr l o On Sunday the final round Atlanta 3, Houston 2 Martln.e 4 • 3 11 Bojf r,;ih 3 111 HUannon.rl 4 1 1 S , J. Alou.rf 3 0 10 1 l c-rd'naa.aa 3 0 0 0 | OUver.lh • • • • W'Ktnn.3b 3 2 0 1 .Tflhnnon.cf 3 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Adalr,!» 4 « 1 • I B>rkrr,lh JavlfMh 4OIO| lisnrlrl'n.l. l 3 0 I 0 HBP—Wlie (Hnnl). WP—Rotbnck. KdwardR.o 3 0 1 1 | K(Mrlxiro,c 3 0 11Ennln.lf 4 0 1IH. nove.2t> 3 I) of the PGA will be seen from 4 New York 9-8, Philadelphia 1-1 4 1 FM h l W L Pet G.B. Wria,!t> « » 0 • ( nalnn.ph MavU.ia 4 | f rxw.ph lly ( '1—3:!«. O'Tnolp.p 1 o 0 0 1 Hennrdy.Xb 4 0 0 0 Lomb'dLp 3 0 0! Wllllama.2b 0 0 to 6 p.m., the trick meet from Today's Games Klla.»i 3 0 1 • | Kn»n,ll> WaJ)hb'n,p 3 1 9 | Lanlfr.M 1MI ravlet'h.ph I 0 0 0 | Uulton.p 4 10 9 Gnndlng.Sb 3 0 Baltimore 55 M .171 — retera.p 11101 MCIMIMII.M till 0 I »» ( 1 Marichal,p toot HEt'OND Uavldaon.p 0 e < 0 I Lacy.crr 3 o 7-8 p.m., with a track wrapup I motll'yir.p 1111 I I.an4ram,ph llll New Votk (H) PhllAdrlphla (I) Berim.ia 1 I) Detroit ....« 31 .597 7 I Clarkr.ph I A A 0 | tilbtxHto loot ah r h hi | ah r h hi 31 1 t 1 3t: • from 10:30-11 p.m. I Hafnlltoa,p III! Pariah,p 3 (1 Cleveland 45 31 .584 8 tllrr.Zh 4 1 1 0 KnjaH.ZIi 4 1 mo oio no- VanOhlen.p 0 (I ft 3 3 4 I ralllflnfi.rf 4 Q rai oil odi—: Slev'naon.c 1 0 California 41 17 .5J1 U Hr'pool.lb 4 I) « • IP ii n En BB s< thtraw MO Ml SMI—J Ma Franc luro c. Jontn.cf It 1 > 1 Whltr.lh 4 I :i 1 J 37 4« .481 II ooo mi oio—t ll'Tmlr L, 1-3 » i l • 31 10 > I 31 1 Mays' Awards Chicago ... New York DP—St. ILoalll , 1. I.OB—St. Loall. • Boyrrjb Sill c.oruilrr.c-r 3 0 0i0 I O I DM 100 1—11 E—HamUton. m am ««—< Kan Fr&nclaco, 9. IB—Opeda. Hallrr. M'AIIH'n.ii It 0 0 III ltalri'plr.n (III Sotlon IT, Holy Family Minnesota M 4) .45* 18 DP—New York. 1. 9 11 R. "B. Red! 001 000 0- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Wi /WoNTCOMERY LOB— CTUfjjo, «' ; MNew York, a. *n— HR— Gaillmno (J>, Brack <«>, sban- « • 1 11 T.-r>lor,3b (111 New York . 34 41 .45J 18 McCraw. &R-B.li.rid «). SB-Treili, aaaa ((). SSB—HarH t S-J. Aha. Hoei Swolmda.lt B n 1 1 | Vniat.at 4 0 0 lie Mays of the San Francijc K— McCovej. " li'd.ai 4 0 JO | NEW YORK (AP) - The Emile 3 111 Kldrld|(.3b 4 1 Washington 33 47 .413 10 11 1 11 F1emlni.ll 3 0 aWtlmyn L. 7-t ....7 HIS 0 S Haeraer IH I • a I Herkerl.p Dill Valuable Player award and the Boston HamlKwi , 1 o a • • a Martahal L, 13-4 ...» S S • Griffith-Joey Archer world mid- 0 0 0! Mlllch.c 3 0 Mel Ott Award between games a n .3u HBP-Br iurrdltm ICUa). T-HH. (ilbhoa 1 1 I • 4 12 1 Wtlllm.lb.p 3 0 34 1 • 1 dleweight title fight July 13 aHuppeft U 2 111 Lren.&Jb 3 0 Yesterday's Remits WP—Hoeraer. T—till of yesterday's doubteheidet In stock for immediate SECOND Tniei,3B '4111 ~Wltl.ii 3 0 Chicago 5-2, New York W Chlcat. (!> New Yarfc idison Square Garden will be Manftt.aa 4 2 3 i Perry,2h 2 0 against St. Louis. SECOND 1 0 pickup or delivery Washington M, Boston 4-1 akrkU abr&M 8t.' Loiila (t) | Ma Fnnclico (31 carried on home television on a A.R'y.rl.Jb 2 1 2 Jetraw.lk 4 • i • 1,1k llll 'Ulb 4 • 111 raeam,lb 4 l • • adHat 1. IB—Laplow, C. Jam, Hll. national network of at' least 89 Phlllipi.lb 0 0 0 O»nlan.cf 2 0 Warren Giles, president of the 40-GALLON GAS Atee.el • 4 • • • MantlMt 2 0 10 4 • 1 t Hallfr.c 4)11 mt-Laplow S. BB- Borer, 8antorn.lt 3 0 1 Hartord.rt, 1 0 California 11, Detroit t rr«CM,]- k 3 US 1 • t • Gaa«te,lh 4 111 Maii.ef 4111 HmliMa. R-FUkei. stations. Th'pnon.lt 10 0 Lowell.lb 1 0 National League. Adalr.Jb 1 1 •« 4 1»a A.Jack'a.nr • • • • IP H K ER BB SO Ellloll.p " " " Minnesota 5, Cleveland 4 Velovej.lb 4 110 riiker W, " 11.1 1 '1 The New York area will be The Giants' center fielder won HOT WATER Kofnano,e 3 t I • <11iit«B,r( 4 12 1 M'«rrver,e 4 1(1 Hart,3b 4 0 1 I r ' Today's Games Wrta.pr I 1 | | B«y«r,:ib 4 111 Waaaoa.rl 4 12 1 4. Akta.rf 4 110 L, J-t m • t 1 • blanked out but the bout mil be the Ott Award for leading the California, Chance (M) at Martln.e I I t • <)lkka,e 4 111 Javlrr.lh 3 • a • I'rlrnon.lf Jill IH S 3 1 I R. B. Tire ISO 400 O—li HEATER Brrry.H > » 1 " Rarter.lb 4*21 l.aMram.U 0 011 carried in New York the fol- league in homers last year with Detroit, McLain (12-3), night tSMa.u IO0 1 1'eletaan.p Kill ta»IU,«i- SOOII taiU»r.oi soil lowing evening. HR—Rooney, Slllott. 3B—DeOeorie. M. ruura,p 1 0 • « r.i>«a.i* I I 0 11 ferry.p ^~] 11 1 IB—Bland. Rqpaert, Tniw, Banborp. Minnesota, Pascual (8-5) aHlcrlna.t P 10 0 0 Wonaa'ck.p foil NOW Cleveland, Slebert (W), night Hkowroa,pk 1 I 0 0 BHIn.p I 0 11 wunelm.p oooo TMaa.ph 10 11 Chicago, Buzhardt (34) at Wash- Hakallmp 0 0 11 Barry Snyder Pitches Carleton League No-Hitter 52-GALLON ington, Ortega (t-7), night 111 II 35(115 •kraaw.pa 10 11 Ulesn , •aebek.M 0 0 10 Boston, Brandon (0-1) at NewMew York ...... ELECTRIC B—Frew, ~Petenoa. LOB—Cklea York, Talbot (7-5) I: NeNf Fw YorYorkk, 11.. IB—•IckarlMaIB-BkUraaoa,, Caa- et. HOT WATER Only games scheduled. lon, Glbbi, Berry. B—Pderaaa. •at8F— tea Fraaclaco ~ - B—riMMn, LOB-SI. Leall, II in Tomorrow's Games IP H R ER BB 80 WMio, a. IB-Baller, Sktaaer. m- HEATER 3 4 3 111 Middletown, Freehold Leaders California at Detroit, night Pluara L, 14 kaiuen (T). ...I i > i i a IP H R ER BB SO Middletown continues to show ing with a three-run outburst in Keansburg Blue Jeans, 23-2, in a The tallies came after two outs Minnesota at Cleveland, twilight 0 0 0 0 1 Brilei L. 1-1 ...§ (3111 HOW ... O» Chicago at Washington, night Pttonoa W, T4 I llll 4 Haha>le> I • I • the way in the Northern Divi- the first inning singles by Gary game called while the Bears were in the third inning on tingles by T.-l:l». A-IMH. WooancalcWlk k t • I I Kansas City at Baltimore, 1, twt- ••«rnrW, I 111 sion and Freehold holds a three- Boetsch, George Warrack, John batting in the fifth. Bob Sundin and Gil Ventimiglia, TJll Phent 542-2150 night Outfield Attroturf point advantage in the Southern Kane and Snyder and a pair of Before the game was stopped, a stolen base and a tripl* by Boston at New York, 1 FIRST Division after weekend action/n stolen bases. , the Bears scored 12 runs in the Walt Woods. HOUSTON (AP) - Workmen New York (I) | raUafclpala II) ab r b til | ab r > IIIthe Ed Carleton Memorial Base- Ted Clayton capped Freehold's fifth, with the key hit being Jack The MS* got its first two will begin installing artificial • I 3 ball League. winning rally with a double that Biew'i.lb 4 111 III Dowd's two-run homer, The in the first Inning on a walk, Borer Jb i 1 11 I 1 1 Barry Snyder pitched a noihit- drove in the final two runs. Clay- grass in the outfield area of the Beans sent 13 men to bat in a stolen base, John Sellgren's BwoboaaJf 4 111 HBIlf.lb » 1 1 ter Saturday as the Wildcats de- Astrodome this week, V. Je»i,rl I • 3 • 3 11 ton also accounted for his team's hat uprising and collected nine MarpBr.rt 4 • I * Braaat,ef 111 feated Raritan PAL, 5-0, for Its 37Woot double and Harry Che- Laplow.rl 1 • I • first two tallies ag he hit a two-of their 22 hits in that frame. The infield area already is cov- Ualr^lt.Ul^l e .3 1. 1 sixth straight victory erf the sea- valier's single. Urole.n llll T.T>lor.3b I • run homer in the first in- The Atlantic Highlands «9s ered with the synthetic grasi M'MlUn.u > t 1 ( liroat.il l • l son, while Freehold came up with ning. Patsy Geronl, Twin Boros' called Astroturf. Kra'poollb t • • 0 Kaert.p III edged Keyport Recreation, 5-4, Twtai tan (I) Skaw.p -Jill - - )- Koeback.o • • • four runs in the seventh to down leading hitter, evened matters in ABRH Arrlt0,B „ I • I • ,| Clemeaa,p, h 1 • • in the only other Northern Di- Cll7ton.cr 5 3 Nmnll.H 4 11 An Astro spokesman said the 1110 Wl Twin Boros, 9-5, also for Itths » bottom of the first with a BrerefiUb 4 1 IMlisilo.lb 4 0 Hamllt'n.p 1 • I 0 Wlae.p vision game. final slice of grass and turf re sixth victory without a loss. The Ho-nt.Jb.Jb 3 0 LewU.c 14 1I Hrrberl.p two-run homer. Geronl enjoyed Wallini.ir ,< 0 Gwonl,U moved from the outfield wil Htrtwrt.p victory gave Freehold 1] points a perfect day at the plate, going The winners pushed across a - ra.rt 1 1 Mucicf be shipped to manager Leo Du- Llm and a three-point edge over sect pair of runs in the third inning kctl.rr 0 O Aiaj.tf i o Kei.p four-for-four. Htllmaao too Oold«ti.2b 3 0 rocher, the Chicago Cubs, who ond place Lakewood. that proved to be the difference. Browfl,2t> 2 11 DotlMlly.lt> S 0 IT • 11 • I Still I Defending Northern Division >on.3b 2 11 Wllllamm 1 • has been a bitter critic of theKB..*. Vlrk .. 34J MM 00O-I Snyder fanned 11 and walked regular season champion Rad- Ntlanl»y'i Rmlti Vletil.il 3 1 1 artificial grass. rMiacelaMa, KM on ioo-« NORTHERN DIVISION EndirlH.p 10 0 five in his masterpiece. ian remaided two games Hehind WlldMla 9, PAL • Wllt.p 12 1 E—Dalrynple, Haal. DP—Philadel- Inn 23. Rlnjram 1 phia, 1. I.OB—Mro York, I; phlladel. The Wildcats opened the scor- the Wildcats by swamping the Uta J. Rrctratlotl I SI «. 12 SI 9 11 To fill job* fast, place "Help pala, II. IB—C. JonfH, s; RrrniiiMid, Mc- Yftfrdar'i Rlti Freehold ...500 102 4— » MUlaa, ralllaon. (iroal. 3B—Hwotada, WHTHFRN DIVISION Twin Bort>» M0 021 0— S Wanted" ads In The Daily Reg- FreehoM », T»l» Bon* ft HR-CI«yton. Geronl. 3B-N0WIU, 2B Wk'ltr, 1. HB—flwoboda <1), Allrn (1)1 rVIAMUM.S —Clayton, Gtronl. ister Classified. UK—Oral. NORTHKRN DIV1HIO.N Hurdle Racing Starts V Blua Juun (I) Bean 113) .MlddlHnwn Wlldriti . ABRH KB R H Ksrltan ftriri Kropper.ir 3 0 0 Bwanger.rf 1 At dmtIf IllthUndi 4MH . M'tefuco.M't( p 3 0 00 Heltrlch,]rlch.p'h •I AIR CONDITION H»rlt«n PAL Volk.ef 3 0 3 HD' 1 At Monmouth Today H«.vpor4 R»n?r#»Hon Ulllevolc 3 0 1 Dowd.lh 2 Keansburi niupJeam Tucker.aa 3 0 0 | Battallil.p SOITHERN DIVISION MBrlrIMn 10 1)1 Symoni.lt 1 OCEANPORT — Hurdle rac- on July 15, as the feature of the N'v'm'rt.Tl 2 0 0 I Rtn'olph,pli 1 YOUR CAR United Hunts Racing Association n L irooki.Sb 110 Flemln|,Ib 3 ing will be inaugurated today st KrrrholrJ « a ieck,2b 2 0 0 I Qerrana.ai 3 Monmmith Park with an optional Day at Monmouth Park. Mem- LakfHood 4 1 Uwli.ct 1 bers of the association will heE»tfintown 4 1 • Maicj.c a claiming race for a $3,000 purse. Nriilunf 4 S This will be the 16th hurdle guests of the track management Long llmnrh 1 4 31 2 4 | 35 23 12 AfthiiTj T«rk „. ..14 Blu* J«n» : ,010 1 0— 2 season at the Ocennpwt track. on UIIRA Day. I win Roron 1 5 Bean . US1 412—23 Ocrn.11 Twp. • 4 HR-rwwHnr'n.cMf 1 2 The two-mile test is expeilod to n'rii.sB 2 I) (I | RnMscli.KH | 2 2 Colllnii.Hi t j Itjtrlh.ltM-.l 0 1 THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME ON A BRAND mouth is the employment nf safe- ilon,:iti 2 0 (1 | McNfp,2h 1 O ntk'My :ir> " I ('!ipv»l|pr,fla I 0 1 attract the best infield perform- roll. 11. ;i (I ll| W«rrarK,lh :| 2 : KHlur.lhl.rf !> Bunitln.p 1 1 ty wings on the jumps in the»n,« 2 l> (I | Knnr.3l> II 1 1 mtven ll i Vfnil'Kllft.if 3 1 1 TODAY! NEW 66 HONDA — FORGET LIST PRICE. ers in the country. lHIUb » (I 0 , Bnydfr.p :i 0 ] [312. 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Leav- in the irons, was the show horse nerr hiked Natashka'Natashka1*a; earnings ttoo slatedstated, "She ran a fine race anandd Angeles and added, "1 don't know ton. Jockey Walter Blum taid, before entering the startii by George F, Getty, M, ing the gale a 5-1 favorite, the for a $5.40 price tag. $63,333. It, was the fifth victory! it was run pretty much as wewhere she will start next. It "I don't know what I can say. On Saturday, In the $38,750 o* \f* Angles, Calif., and ridden^year-old filly returned $13.40, Natashka got under the wire in six starts for Getty's filly. hoped. 1 had a lot of confidence might be in the Delaware Oaks I'm disappointed but she hadMolly Pitcher Handicap, the 4-5 by pother Californian, Willie W.SO and $4.80. by a length and a quarter mar-Natashka's only other stake vic- in her and she was pricking her or she may go to California for too much ground to make up." favorite Tosmah ran out as Shoethaker, won the 43d running Second under the wire was In-gin, with Indian Sunlite three- tory also happened to be at Mon-ears trying to loaf a little at thethe Hollywood Oaks." At the three-quarter mark Na- Wheatley Stable's Discipline got of the $57,650 Monmouth Oaks dim Sunlite, ridden by William quarters of a length ahead of mouth Park when she won theend, but she still finished strong." Lady Pitt, the heavily backed tashka was in second spot and under the wire by a neck to win it (flpnmouth Park yesterday. ' Boland, for $8 and $5.20 prices. Justakiss. Mis, Woodford. Trainer W. A. Peterson said favorite after winning two stakes started moving with a bead lead the one mile and one sixteenth Natashka, ran the one and Justakiss, with Johnny Sellers The* $37,472 purse to the win- Winning jockey Shoemaker owner Getty was detained in Losin a row, finished in fifth posi- at the top of the stretch. Once event for fillies. getting the lead early in the Discipline went the distance stretch, Natashka managed to in 1.43.3 and returned $16.80, $15,000 Colleen is Tomorrow hold on for the win. $7.40 and $5.20 across the board. New Course Record Stretch Run Perfect OCEANPORT — The 21st run-l Of the 56 nominees to the ntered is Bwamason Farm's Silverado 2d, ridden by Barry Jockey Ray Broussard reserved ling of the featured Colleen Lamplighter, some of the best :reme dela Creme, Jersey Der- Pearl, posed a new turf course Discipline off Triple Brook's ear- Stakes at Monmoulh Park to- known "am€S in the division are iy winner at Garden State Park record for one mile and onely pace with Larry Loughry in Amberoid, who won the Belmont m Memorial Day. the irons. Discipline came up morrow will carry a tl5,000 add- sixteenth when he went the dis- for Reginald N. Webster. Also Others regarded as likely start- tance in 1:45.4. Silverado 2d, iswith a fine stretch run and ed purse and will be for 2-year- rs are Herbert Allen's Gunflint, owned by Allison Stern of Scobey- turned on a fine effort in the old fillies at 5^4 furlongs. late stages coming to the wire red W. Hooper, Jr.'s Steel Pike, ville. The Colleen is considered a to get under by that neck mar- Suburban 'adgett and Grant's Blye Skyer It was a bargain holiday for Time test for the young fillies (daily double patrons yesterday gin. ind Joseph M. Roebling's Wyo- who later may be seeking honors To Buffle with a payoff on two doubled. Mrs. Ethel D. Jacob's Straight in the $100,000 guaranteed So- ming Wildcat. Irish Tan and Asian Spinster Deal, ridden by Don Brumfield* rority Stakes which will be run NEW YORK (AP) — Buffle, a Business continues to be brisk composed a $72 payoff on numwa- s second, and Lovejoy, Billy on July 30. 3-year-old taking full advantage t the park. Attendance is runber- s 7-4. Then, there was a con-Phelps in the saddle, was the Among the stakes winners of his light weight of 110 pounds, ling slightly under last season's solation double on numbers 7-1 show horse. Straight Deal re- named for the Colleen are Glai- won the 80th running of the $110,- ecord year and about 3.1 pefor r $19. This was formed when turned J6 and $4.20. Lovejoy paid borne Farm's Shore, L.P. Sasso's 900 Suburban Handicap at Aque- :ent up in mutuel play. Enterprise (No. 2) was scratched a $8 show price. Lady Brilliance, Mrs. E.K. duct yesterday as favored Bold Thorns' Furl Sail and Patrice Ja- Lad found 135 pounds too much cobs' Regal Gleam. and wound up a well beaten sixth. Lamplighter Handicap Concluding ihe week's racing Buffle, the first of his age t • Your safety is our business at *», will be the 21st edition of the win this classic race for handi- Lamplighter Handicap for 3 cap performers in 40 years, year olds at a mile and a six-the finish line three lengths teenth on Saturday. front of Pluck from Harry Guggenheim's Cain Hoy Stabli with Argentine-Bred Paoluco Mutuel Figures from the Greentree Stable an- «KME 'EM COWBOY— Jockey Willie Shoemaker aboard Natashka INo. 2) ap- other two lengths back in third OPEN EVENINOB place. Let us make your car p»ars to be giving out with a "cowboy" ride as ha guides his mount to win the $57,- SEE STORE Up at Monmouth HOURS BELOW 650 Monmouth Oaks at Monmouth Park yesterday. Indian Sunlit* (No. 101 was sec- Bold Bidder, an onetime stable- VACATION SAFE! OCEANPORT - Despite the mate of Bold I.ad trailed by ond with Willie Boland riding, and Justakiss, Johnny Sailers up, was third. Winner t heat wave of last week, Mon- still another l'/ lengths and fin- ran the mila and ona eighth in 1:51.2 and paid $13.40 to win. mouth Park continued its steady 2 BRAKE RELINE progress with mutuel play stand- ished fourth in the field of nine. ing 3.1 per cent above last year's Then came Solid Fuel, Bold Lad, Monmoutlrs record handle. Attendance is beaten a good 10 lengths, Moon- Take your choice of 3 high quality running slightly downward, but trip, Quita Dude and Berry 2d. Monmouth Park only three-tenths of one per cent, The crowd of 42,425, much low. FIRESTONE BONDED BRAKE LININGS! and this is in the face of "beach Results er than expected because of the weather." TODAY'S PICKS OFF TRACK extreme heat, bet Bold Lad down IK—Clmi.: 1 y.; t f.: off J:(1S. Play has totaled $40,603,487, an to 7-5. They let Buffle go off at Our skilled mechanics do Irish Txm (McP'k) —20.(0 9.40 5.M $' AT OCEANPORT PICKS Advsron fZ&koort — 10.80 9.4increas0 e of $1,243,423 over $39,- 5-1 and he paid $1260 to win, ,GUARANTEED all this work: Ar«ic Aid IPearll — • 3«0 360,064 for the first 26 days last $5.40 to place and $4.80. Pluck T.-l:34%. Iron Mary. Crovner. Ask- • Replace old linings and shoes with By A. P. forme, M&yto Tomorrow. Complfxlon. year. Attendance is 402,425, a returned $4.20 to place and $4 By SAM Navy ImpulK, Babena* Star, Deep ONEYEAH Firestone Bonded Linings. Clover. drop of only 1,353 from the 403, for the show and Paoluccio $10.60 ID-Clmt;.; tup; 6 oft 2:X. 778 of a year ago. to show. • Adjust brakes for full drum contact. Hula Honey Billie Mitten Atlan Spinster iB't'r) 6.40 3.80 2.00 Oaate Or ante (Velaa'l) —13.60 «.J0 • Inspect drums, hydraulic system, Billie Mitten Royal Trek Primbar iCul'onet — 3.40 T.-1:13H Chicken Blade, Herts Judy, return springs and grease seals. Brandon Miss Hula Honey Andrea T. Hunger Strike, Darwin Miss, < GUARANTEED Smartalre. Gusher Gusher Scratched—Enterprise. Today's Entries ! I on I've Talented (Dally Doable 7-4 Paid ST2.W) \ TWO YEARS INSTALLED EXCHANGE T.V.*s Princess I've (CMUMISJIOI Doablr 1-1 PiM S1I.N1 1HT—n.mo; 3*<; nulm.; Clmi.; D-f. Dosea (Tanner) Pricet are installed exchange prices for Ford, Sandhiir Fight Oregon 3B--Clmit.: 3 y.: s f.: oft 3:00. Brandon Miss (Nolan) 1W 151 Dodge, Chevrolet, Plymouth and American Court H'tess IR'II — M.80 g.40 4.8Cent0 o Annl (Realm) lit KM 5TH-H.5OO; 4-up; F*M Chug.: compacts. Other cars tlightly higher. Oregon Golden Louis Andy Tudor (Br'flTrt) 6.40 3.8Koyn0 l Trek (NB) 115 10Dora1 n Darcy (McCnrdr) in Hanker (Chambers* 3.40 Medusa (NB) 115 11-L1a Flleue (Kaisen) 113 Vigo's Slipper Sandhill Flight T. 1:11H. Also Gay Searcher, Mr. Takes Ihe rak« (Pearl) 115 3)1family Plo (Zakoor) 111 GUARANTEED W-J ffuannt*e our brake relinirij: ttrvlc* for the ip«cU Pollysjuia. Dlctys. a-l,ajhalr Da Man (Gallitano) 105 8-1 Pragmatlo (Chambers) 114 30,000 MILES fled mimhfr of mil»*t or year* from dtt« of installation, Wappinger Judira 4TH-Mals I'riir | Daly) 115 12Las1 t Not I.easl (Lnkat) 108 OR whichever comet first. Adjustment* prorated on milt- Daddy Hains Reward Yourself Jovial Boy (Vel'ayn 18.40 9.00 5.8Hul0 l Honey (BlockI 119 HArctiI c Queen <\R) 118 »K» and based on prim current at timt oi adjustmtnL Farbluon iBroussardi 9.O0 5.20 Mils Larchwood (Pearl) 11A 4-Ua1 y Staddle (NB) 113 THREE YEARS Reward Yourself Dosea Bye By* Bird (C'bert • 3.40 Tom's Shamrock (NB) 115 5! Uanre More (Bramneld) 113 T.-l:05. Also—Rupln. a-Jet Count. Kerlndlnc Shin (Chambers) lift 10-1 Arctic Queen Dance More Ponce De Leon, No Countess, Bwlfi Blllln Mitten (Zakoor) 115 15-1 HW.i; <-«p; Clmg.; « flem. Military any, Meet Chips, a-l)lvette (McCurdy) 115 R-Tlbel l !nd iBaltarar) tl! Dance More Last Not Least Moving Play. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 1 Uufent Myth (Rrumfleld) 115 3-Baydu1 r (Tannrr) 10H Family Pic Family Pic a-Broran Havemeyer - McCon Kir Krene iBIork) 115 10I'rtl1 t 1'alnla lllnllsiar) m entry. Bells KID (I'helps) 115 M Just l>on't No (Hlone) lit STH—Alw.; 3 y.: « t.: ott 4:12. a- Mtohpcnye (NR) in mi Jet Air 3nd (VeUsqiei) Hi V OTH-Alw.. < vip, 6 (.: ott 4:41. T. V's PrlnreKn (Bmmlleld) in «-i Faint Saint lhm.cn) 117 1! this condition. .. . • , . , ,, . . Critpy Crackers County Monaghan I*yrlco (Brous'rd) 4.00 2.80 2.6Oampa0 , (NH) 117 .15-1 I'rlvale World INB) lit II Research Crispy. Crackers Flamln Hat iBI'rai — — 3.20 3.0l.a0 Meme Citose (NH) 117 " "Count) Monaihnn (Rratan) lit 1 No extra charge for brake fluid Sun Tumble (Br'r'rtl 4.30 A-Ref.|t *-Ree (Velasquez) 117 4. Al»o—Another Spin. Wind- Miss C. (Boulmetis) 117 Crispy Crackers (I>ukas) 1M » fwept, Qolden Hostess., Lucy Bean, I've (Boulmells) 117 Jolly Wilsller INR) lit 1 Trish M. Dapper Dare --Iz> 6.00 Male Corners (Fhelps) 117 16-1Research (Kallal) HI 9 Red Sctrl (Balt'ar) 4.80 a-»on»Ji's Rla-bls IBonhnells) ;117 «•! Eastern Noon Babieca II T-1:OH. Also: Knobs, Leonine, a-Brlardate Farms entn'. ] Bill—15.5O0; } yrs.; Alw.; l-m.-70-r. Tudor Manor, 8olell Q, Jimmy Oarv Swoonland IKaiien) 117 • Babieca Uncle Domer nofl. Keep Shtntng. 3Kl>-»:l.0M; 4-ap: Hurdles: \ht.-l«i. ral-ln-Bar (Ml) 115 10 Uncle Domer Eastern Noon 8TH—3 y.: lVa.m.: oH_5:fl. Bonele tnd (Walsh) Trish M. (Broussard) IIS 0 fimtone Nataihka (Bh'em'k'n 13.40 e.«o 4.80 Golden Louis (Burns) 146 The cneal (Patterson) IIS I! Indian Sunlit* (B'l'nd) 6.211 Vlio's Slipper (Small, Jr.) ISt Bold Bard (BonltnelH) 117 7 /ustaklM (Belters) 8.00 Oregon (Armstrom) 14S Dapper Irare (Phelpsl 117 t Deluxe Champion New Treads EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES iSH- Also—Gentle Rain. Trad Sandhill Uliht (Schwab) 130 Une Sunday (Baltaur) 117 t Mark. LaHy Pitt, Ftr«t Feather, Gay Tarb (Myer) 15-1 RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES BR ON YOUR OWN IKES Challna, Help On W«y, Swift Lady Woo Away (Flshbadi) H riH-H.ooo: 4-ui>: ctmt-l ir> m. 1. Takes The Cake, Divette, QueWirMyth, Big Scene -Holly-O -• - , NativNatlve Street. 'nrle Homer (Korte) 115 4 BLACKWALLS R 9TH—Clmg.: 4-up; 1*6 off 6:11. 4TH—g3,5W: 3 yrs.; Clmg.; 11'. m. Kevistero (NB) lit 12 ANY SIZE ° Kini Fine CLukasi 21.00 11:00 Wftpplnger (Boatmetts) 113 Kastent \oon (l>eHplrllo) lift 'J 2. Cyampa, La Meme Chose, Sale Corners, Woman's Rights WiL.._Icke_t Jay (D'plr'to) i— 17«09.20 Greek Sentinel (Stevenson) 113 Venue (Nelra) 115 :o Bucklloklees til,3M,7S» Dmtdr Haliu (Paltersoa) 113 Buraiold (NB) no IS only GARY PLAYER'S GOLF CLASS: Sitting on a seat stick

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rioncEHOryipuSH Mr" R6HT KN4EK IrJ TOWARDS MV LBFT. I 77 TURN MY LEFT FOOT OUT A BIT, BUT MY RIGHT FOOT1 rTCMANS AT RISHT ANSLES TO THE TARGET LINE Limit Two Additional $1.49 each

Limit 3 per customer Features reversible 6'/2 -inch flexible at this price. metal spout and deluxe plastic vent. Teenagers Tackle Player, Additional balls $1,00 each Metallic red wiih yellow trim. Prlatf n sfwwn sjf Rrathiw Slmti comptimmt pncM a) Flrwtent Dtaltn and at sll »rric* sfitlonl Nicktaus And Nearly Win displaying tlM Flrsifons sign. MUIRF1ELD, Scotland (AP)- to be playing Nicklaus and Play- "Just let me have the lost balls Daily and Two teen-age whiz kids of golf er, even in a friendly practice, and hay concession and I'll be Sat. 'til 6 p.m. took on the professional giants but we soon got over it. the leading money winner," the Open Wed. and Fri Evenings f il 9 p.m. of the world — Jack Nicklaus "I think 1 got over it at the Georgia native wisecracked. and Gary Player — in |ir«i:tice fifth where I got a good four- Julius Boros, the former U.S. yesterday for the British Open wood on the green and holed a Open champion, also saw Muir- Golf'Championship and came out 20-footer for a three." field for the first time and said of thp( challenge smelling like That was an eagle on the 516-he was taking it easy because he rose* /' yard hole. has nn injured elbow. Bobby Cole, 18yearold South The youngsters were all "[ got into the rough but hit African who won the British square at the 154-yard, par three another baM each time rather Amateur title at Carnoustic a Where Your Safety is Our Business Utli where ooth got birdies. than play out of it." Horo.s said. mont» ago, teamed with Peter Then Nicklaus uncorked two Towniend, 19-year-old phenome- birdie threes, a par three and an"I don't want to aggravate the non 'of England and last by a eagle three to settle the issue. injury." STORES narrow two and one margin. "Those kids are just great," Many of the pros put their Ni(*l«us the blond belter Player said. He was particular- drivers away rattier than try to ly enthusiastic about his fellow MAPLE AVENUE from Columbus, Ohio, shot five solve the narrow saucers where straight threes in the trip to theSouth Africnn. 17th hole where the match ended The course, dry after days of the high weeds spell disasler. OCEANPORT, N.J. AT WHITE STREET and that was the difference. sun and wind, was crowded with Nicklaus used three-woods and 2 miles horn Garden St.Pkwy.Exit 105 NOW mm AUD. 6 Nicklaus had a 6ft, three un- the practicing professionals and one-irons mostly from the tees. outdoor and indoor dining terraces top amateurs who make up the WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS der Muirfield'.s 6,«87-yanl, par Player was a little bolder, per- cafnloria and dining area field of 1.10 which tees off for the RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 71. Together with 1'layer, they haps because Muirfield holds no on grandstand lower levet, COLLEEN STAKES had « best hall of 65. Cole and 72-hoIe grind tomorrow morn- real terrors for him at the mo- Wed., July 6 ing. completely air-conditioned ALSO AVAILABLE AT: Townstnd lia(l " hcst lm" °' 67- ment. He won his first big one, Doug Sanders had his first real Granditand $2 * Clubhouse $4 LAMPLIGHTER H'CAP "Tint boy Cole lias real meth- the British Open, here in 196!) Sat., July 9 FIRESTONE STORE I FIRESTONE STORE od," said Nicklaus. "And Town- trip around the course and com-with an even par 281. srnd hits the ball very far for amented, , as many others have RT. » AT THE MALL I 1000 ASBURY AVE. done, on the wild rough allowed POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM skinny kid." THK DAILY HrXlSTKK FREEHOLD • 462-U50 | ASBURY PARK • 775-1700 .Said Towmend afterward: to grow and pinch the fairways "It w«s a. littlo awe-inipirlnjs into narrow alotl. I Tuesday, July 5, 1966—13 AUTOS FOR UU 14-Tuwday, July 5,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS POt SALE AUTM1 AUTW FOB SALE WOW AND ACCWOUtt CORVADt-Un BUIOK ftflBF- Fall prlc. MM. >ATMWW - BOATMAN'S SHOT SLEEVE SCTTERS ANNOUNCIMENTS AUTOMOTIVI Call BOW lor Inataat credll ok 7*1- ET DISCOUNT «tW IXItSlTrS UUMMT aUBm — •even-pajesn- •771. BELltONT MOTOR!. Mt Maple - LOST AND FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE 1Mb RAMBLER - Itanderd. Ojod Ave. (Rt. So i. Red Bank. UNDBl OKI COLUR SEHERS condmon. EJW. or beat offer. Call 741 «er etatlun wafou Four mopthj old. EVTNRUD1 OUTBOARD MOTOR Steady work, piece work. Excellent Showroom condition. Sun has lurui- Fi»l PLYMOUTH STAffolTwAaOH RHKVRQI^T IW - Imtal* two-door foUNTI -~japane«ii~C«tem7r«n~Hiill. im VOl.KSWAOEN _ Excellent con- 20S1 eJter A p.m. hardtop Bank will finance 12,500 for SALBS, NEW AND USED. EXPERT pair, tellable Irm. AU.... o opeiUaca |n Titian fns. Hlddletown Service Center, tee. Sacrlflc. tl.75O Call TH-MM, No money down. TAKE OVER PAY- REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHNSON other alnfla needle aeetloiu. II' long. Owner may have lamt by _. "PORSCHE - T»p MINT! of HI » per week BRADLEY M month! at in per month. BRAD- properly Identlfytnt end pe»lng «" Hwy. 35 condition ITW firm. Call ilKM CORVAIR H0NIA — Convertible, LEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 3», AND ALL OUCl PROOUCTI. PROMPT Branch ManJlattuilDi Co., CMIdiaBl floor ahin, excellent cuxttllofi. Call at DISCOUNT CENTER. Ht. », Neptune. SERVICE. M WHARy AVE., RED Coala M Third Avi Umj Braatn. thla ad. Write "A.O.." Box 52(1. R«l JWVI RAMBLER - Claaalc T70. Two- 872-0)02 774.8000. Neptune. 714-9000. ter 5. or weekend!. BANK. 741-3710. 222-M4.V Bank. floor Twin slick with over-drive. Oood VlUil~SSLI»-l»tt~CMmiret Impala position. Aaktnn STBO. Cal[ «71-M«4. MERCURY — 19M Cruleer. Four-door CONVERTIBLE ]Mt CHEVROLET OPEN BUN. AND HOLIDAYS Super Sport convertible. 4-ip.ed trane- flEVROLET BIBCAYNE - Two. kiTCHEN~HELP~No"expananca need' hardtop. Automatic, powftr braitei. Good condition. Mutt tell. Make offer. I All. TO 1 P.M. ed. National food and verxtins com- ]*S2~M G~iiir>OET~C0rn'ERTIBLE— ml.alon. Take over payment! MMnol. door eedan. Standard ehlft. A»slne Herring. S275, Call after • p.m. 741 741-OMl. PUBLIC NOTICES Kion. Call Ml-0127. HONil~6TjTH~aIARINA~iailioer~Cailter pany need! reliable, dependable won- Excellent condition. MOO. Call IBM CHEVROLET — Seven" good tlrea. M14. I 74i-i»n Salllnc Znatructlon. Rentala. to work In kitchen in Hoimdel NOTICE including two anowa with ( year guar- CrrR0EN~2 C V -Juat arrived l"| FORI> -•»», ountom sertan. Full power. CH8VROLET-4tfl3 aedan. Automatic. 1. Induetrlaj plant. Free hoaaltai Fully equipped NO MONKY DOWN Complete line ot: Peceahlp. FOKIEI for Hire lor Birthday partiee- • 1»S~BONNEVILLB CONVERTIBLE — antee. Aaldrtg K12S. 741-8018.. >Ute«. Owri.r transferred. Front wlifjl Automatic. Full price 11,071. NO MON- Criryeler-LoneatfT, Aldort, Sni cfiia. Pa.11 nulldaya &nd aick. beoa- And all occajsli™. 222-4OSS. . Take over paymenU of |fi.0O per week Moat acceeeoriee Hrtowroom condition. drive. Over 50 mllea per gal. 1,000. EY fxiWN. Call now for Inetant credit Uraon UK liorpionp, , Vlklnil, flts. Call for appointment, between Hull sfll, have Iwo. 13.700 or bret ol iMl~CHIVRdLCT~BEL~XiR — Per Call now (or Instant credit ok. 741-«778 i a.m. and 3 [t.iri., 671-8043. feet ehepe. New Urea, brakea and re' mllee J800. Or b«»l offer. W-24M. |,)k 11.4o0. Private. «71- mssessi-d iara. "NO CASH NEEDED' poeae**ed ca,re. "NO CASH NEEDED". m-oooa cluba with top beads. Tna abnhy M lellent »S0 firm. 7OT-4M*. 671 5M1 HO BALES TAX" on purLhanrs U "NO BALES TAX" on purchaaea wiet helpful but not eeeenttal. PIIOQS tllMMI. We will l>ay it. Call collect »1000. We will pay It. Call collect 14' THOMPSON RUNABOUT — Plua or write Maryajin Cervo, 33 Praaptal VALUE i»60 FORD CONVERTIBLE — V-8 an TA 4-32.12 Mr. IJOna-r. TA 4-3232, Mr. Dorwr. rallei and 10 h.p. Sacrifice. 1335. Dr.St. Keyport. 6M MM. . AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE tomatlc. New Urea. Qood condition.' ^egen. W Fifth St., Highland*. Hall after ijM p.m. 787-7»14. CHRYSLER-1981 New Yorker, Full CHRYSLER; — 16« "300" convertible. LADIEl -' PpTTIME 7 power. NO MONEY IX>WN. Take Full power, like new. NO MONEY 12' BOAT, 10 H. F. MOTOR 1««4" THUNnERHIRI) — Atr-coniil- paymenti of 14,70 per week, Oall now IT to Bo-Guaranteed |1.M to 13.00 Mr tloned. Full power. Excellent condlilon. DOWN. Take over |»ym«nta al J1J.J0 it.M«nt orfdlt ok TU-am BEI- per week. Call now for Itintarrt credit Call W4-4M4 hour accordlni to ability. If you hiv* MONT MOTORS, 3«6 Maple Ave. (lit three houn t<» *pa\r«, anytimi of day, ok 741-81TI. BBLMONT MOTOI1S. 365 IAILBOAT -10' flberflaaa with nacron f " PLYMOlffH~ BARRACUDA 3ii, Rn1 Hank. Maple Ave. IKl. 33), It«t Bajik, and \ikvt rir tnd phone, cttl thft A USED CAR all, IB' enodlzed meet, California Claae n«ar«it number. M4-W1I, U3-131I, 44B- RATED Clean. With 10,000 mllea of guarantee. MERCURY Two-door tuLHIIoli. ehman 10, with trailer. Complete 1IM 430.1, iH'i-Wi; or eventngi, 44MJC& Call 671-5196. e to 7 p.m. ^ _ No money down. TAKE OVER PAY- I>()NTU€ lfi«< — Honnevllle two^loor 11-3010. 1949WILLYS JBEPWER — Good con- MENTS of $6 80 per week. BRADLEY hardtop. Bank will Ilnance 11,500 for BIAUT1CIAH — Call M4 MM Bw». It, THAT WON'T GIVE YOU GAS PAINS? I OPEN BK1FK--70 h.p. Grey mfcrlne. MM Hwy. dition. Call .. _ CENTER. Rt. 30, Neptune. xcellent condllton. Will demoralrale. 77t-B0O0. Har.let. 2ftl-9079 Nenlur*. 774WXKI. aJi tie leen at Cronble'a llartna, eannburt. 7S7-1IIM. _ WORLDS I.AHdtST COUIITIC COM. CORVAIR MON7.A — Two-door. Buck CSBVR0LBT^T9«i Parkwiwd" ulaUon USED CARS We have a wason. AtjU»ni4tlc, fully equipped. NO 1»57 KOR1) RANCH WAGON — Auto PANY iaa openlrnJu_jeuaJlne4 ladlaa et aeate. Automatic. Very clean. 17, r~BtI«Lfl!R UABiN~gKiKp-"-lIlrlcn- Part-time work enowlnc Avon ProduoU. 000 mllfa. FetBeiuwn Shoe!. 43 VV MONEY DOWN. Take over paymei>t» matlc. flood running condition, good m. IH63, 284 It.p. (iray. Flylnc brUHje, E-ront Bt. Keyport. 2*4-0147. Alter I of JI.90 per wecli. Call now 7tl-«77» Mr tli*«. »». Call 671-M2<. inette, K&lley. Sleepft four. Radio. Uldclletown. Hen Bank, Fair Haves. u»t oredlt ok. BfiLMONT MOT0H8, leplti-sounder. Otlier Kear. Must af 11. II 711-1 ,<3 or Write Mra. Uaraaret lot of them Gf| p.m. 264-t2t>8. Maple Ave. IKl. Ml, Ited liank. DIIItIK -"- l'jai ~Bhylark convertible Oulotla I'.O Box «M, Had Baria. 1992 VOLKSWAGEN -- Cl«en, black, r-siiecd tran»milBMlon. Full po\ .akltii Ifj.WW. 7H-5117 or IM2-4Mn. :AK"WA«H«1IH: KULL TIMI ONLY lie aedarf wttti radio, itOO. 1M3 "300 ^Two-door hard- like ne-w. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ON ALUMINUM BOAT — W, o«ra. They're called Volkiwagant. And wa gu.rantee them all 100% top. No money down. TAKE OVER r paymenta ol $11,70 per wefk. Call — Olrla. 19 to IS, Or ditalllng can: 787-24«7 Electric outlH>artl motor, u V battery. cleaning Inalda windowi and BUleMa BA.YMENTR of I8 60 per week, HRAD- for Inittant credit ok 7*1-6778 ,lke new. J10O. Call 871-2757. for tha rapairi or replacamant of all major mechanical parti* „ — Desire lntereated .- LEY DLSCOUN..„ T OENTEK, lit. 35, HBLMONT MOTOK8, 3«8 Maple Ave drying. No exparlence neceiaary. 0Vw« .ver paymenta on repoeeeiwied, Neptune. 774-90OO. Ut 351, Red Bank. GALBRA1TH 8KIFF -Navy top, wagei. Apply Countrr •udaaff -OU for 30 dayi or 1,000 milat. Why no gal paint*? Thay (till gat 1965 PONTIAC can.,. "N0_.OA8H NEEDED". .;N°i , ^ Teian DeVllle. •berg power. Fully equipped, excel- Waah., llwy 3J, Middletoitn, CM ILL I9M Full M U8TANG~ 1 ij»-"BariR will rinatice L condition. In water, ready Ui go. tint legendary VW economy juit liko tha naw onai, ipower. NO MONEY DOWN. Tnke $1,600 far 36 rnonUlf. at IA3 83 per 47-4371 daytime, or 747-3715 alter 6. HAIRDRESSERSTART-TIME ur-doer hardtop, ejold, nut 4y a. pBymerta of $5.70 per week. Call n irmr.th. BRADLEY DIRf:oHNT CEN •angina *tranimiuion *reer axle Donar, for instant credit ok TKR. Rt. 35. Neptunp. 774-flOOO. V BARBOUR- 35 h.p. Evtnrurie, »elf Experienced only. Call lor appoint- ment. 711-77K8. _ CHEVROLET — Impala hardtop. MONT MOTORfl, 3f»5 Maple Avf., (Rt. erter. Skl« «tra». Perfect condition. ina inferior. Equipped with •front axle atumbliai *brako lyitam *alaetrlca! tyitim CADILI^ACS - De(*i7e~lntr7e8t*(i par Full power. Automatic. Bank will fi- 3.^), Red Bank. ;3M. Wtekilaya after J. Any time Air~ai8TAflT~RAUW PBMOM — nance tl,250. NO MONEY DOWN. Coll ties lo take over payment* on rcpon ••war brakai and itaering. Ori IMPERIAL 1962 • • Convertible. Hank PUned ram. "NO CASH NEEI>£II" »eekend«. 7I1-74W. Experienced. Buay hlfhway loeattflfel. mm fur linlaut u edit ok 741 «77». : •111 finance II,(KK) for H mortlh* lit HO BALES 1AX on purchaaea to 18' OWEMfl P.!.tN*HniJT- -1(»64 40 h.p. Multiple Uatlnga. CASEY'S AO1JNCT, liaal 13.000 milas. Lika naw | 61 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 BELMONT MOTORS. 3W Maple Ave. 149.71 per month. BRADLEY I>]8 JIOOO. We will pay It. Cell collect TA Inmde, L«rke IV electric' Blartlnj Hwy. 3J, Il.iilrt *M»|(] This car • Itt. 35t. Red Bank. COUNT CENTFIR, HI jri, N.ph,n. 3?. M r none r. ind Felectrlc ahlft trailer, and eccea. throughout. (982 CHEVROLET BELAIR V-*. No 774-9000. lorlea. Call_J91^342,_a.rter 6 p.m., has passed Sadan. WOMEN — Aa counter glrla In- MONEY DOWN. TAKE OVTSR PAY- CORVAliT^: "lMO wdan. Auiomitic" ,gn. No experience neceuarv. Hottra i»»T DODGE — Excellenfradlo. Nice f equipped. NO MOfJEY DOWN CXNTERBOARP 8LOOP— Beautl MENTS of »».«> P*r week. BRADI-EY fill line*. Sleepa rour. Needi a little b 15 p.m. DOOHOUSE, RT. «M, MID- ourl6-point Interior. TranamlMlon leekn. Flrrt rea- Take over paymenta of 14.90 per wesk DLKTOWN. DISCOUNT CBNTBR. Rt. 35, Neptun*- eoneble offer accepted. 7470177. Call now for Instant credit ok 7I1677B work. Built to go artywhere. 11,500 oi 774-flOOO. . offer. Call 2«*-5!KW. safety and | 62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 UNCOLN — I960, hardtop, rull power. BELMONT MOTORS, 385 Maple Ave DOio Bank will finance $640. Coll LOW lor Rt 351, Red Bank, L5' FIBERQLAB8-415 li.pl Mercury. /RfilHTANT FOR DOCTOR'S OFFICE 1962 OLDSMOBILE performance radio. h»t«r. N — 1981, automatic. -Experlei.'ee itealrerl, but not necea. Sedan, whita. Good condition. UTS. Inatant credit ok 741-«77B. BE1.MONT FORDS — Dealre Inlerealed partie Trailer. Ciin we seen this weekend, 40 TOMSK. MOTORS. 399 Maple Ave. IKl 351, take over paymenti on repoaae Praepect St., Red Bank. 741-1543. ry. Must be well-groomed and par- test. a N0 CASH ft Holiday coupe. Lucerne milt. Red Bank. S "i.." NEEDED." "NO nonalile. Able to get along with ether BALKS TAX on purchaaea to $1 UOO LBbAT~^~ii~V BARNBGAT BAV aeaiBtantft, and willing to letrn. Own Full powar, axcaliont in avery AUTOS FOR SALE BUICKS" "ileilre'lnVweitnT partiea to *< will P»> II. Call collect TA 4-3232, kbox. New linee and flttlnus. New transportation nfceaiiary. Call e71-6252. 62 KARMANN GHIA $1195 take over paymenti on repoaaexaeit Mr. Donar. trailer. Will i-oneider reiuouable offer cara. "NO CA8H NEEDED", "NO H06-737-12*!. Can be eeerj In Pennlni •pact. "WOMEN ^ST" Coupe, whita (2). •ALEB TAX" on purchaaea to (1.000. N. J. We will pay It. Call collect TA 43233, Night, « p.m. to It:ao p.m. p«rinun,i. Mr, Donar. TRUCKS FOR SALE 14' RUNABOUT — 26 h.p. Evlnrude, Offire cleaning work In Mlrtdletnwn -. with |u tank and trailer. Come nee. building. Good pay. No txperlfi,c,« 1963 VOLKSWAGEN LINCOLN — 1M> Continental hardtop. QUO — Half-ton pick-up, fl.000 make offer, deck needs work. 741-9115. neceasary. For Interview »pply Itiuri*••- Full power. NO HONEY DOWN: Take dty, July 7th, 10:30 ».m. to I p.m. p, t 1961 6UICK Sadjn, black, en* ownar. .'PRICED- DVftr payment* ot to.40 per week. Call «42JJ3t New Jeney Employment Service, 41 tow for Irwtant oredlt ok 7414T7S. Corvette Inboard, flberglaea lop, new K. Front 8t. No fee charged. BELMONT HOTORS, 3H Maple Avi. 1»8J CHEVROLET PANBL-(WliHiotra condition. (3,000. 2914073. Heartbroken, paclal four-door ladan. Whita, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 (to. Wl. Red Bank. truck, eompletelr rebuilt and painted. onuat eel), but education first., LJGH1 DEUVKRY—No n»\)\iff. Toung lady with car. MuM luve knowledge Sedan, whita, en* ewnar. Perfect condition. QOINrj OUT OF IT PEN YAN — 76 h.p.lnbaam. Interior. Equipped with V-l TO SELL! BUSINESS, MUST SELL. Beat offer. 20 gal. tank. Painted and varnlahed. f Long Branch «,n45t. comparable training or experlenci for Convertible, whiti* MM. 'o4 IMPALA iport coup* $ISt5 CLEAN CELLARS. YARD*. GARAGES atdeo. far further Information, eat! $1995 UorAnouth County Atioclfttlon (or Re- 1962 CHEVROLET J965 VOLKSWAGEN '63 CADILLAC conv. $2395 - Have truck. Light hauling. Call alter tard eri Children, 741-2M8. „ p.m. 741-2149. , Variant 1500-S, blua. , ' '60 IMPALA hardtop $ !« MOBILE HOMES Impala four-door hardtop, black, OET TOUR FLOORS REALLY CLEAN PXRTICULARTYPC WOMAN THE FOLLOWING CARS ALSO CARRY OPEL tadan $ 495 -•Extern! the life of tile. Homea. of- 'ad intarior. Fully oquippad in- DEALS ISM CHAMPION - ill*, two bad- Part-Time roonu. Priced under |l,00Q. Call TIT- fices, buslneas. Call 2U-4TH. BEL AIR 2-dr. $1195 Two to threr hour! a dty, Flexible iluding pewar itaaring. Original OUR 100% GUARANTEE T510. DEPENDABLE FLOOR hourx. Earn 1.10 to (40 a week, llanirature I'42 RAMBLER •adari $ t,5 COOL \tt» MARUCTTBI — HOUH SL WAXING COMPANY woman nvtr 30 'ears of age. Hazlet 4,000 milei. Lika naw through- txSO. Three bedroima. Beit offer. Call and Mlddlelown area open. Beecomo e a DOMESTICS •64 CHEVY waaon $1195 M3-13M. TRANSLATION SERVICE — French, Fulteretlf. Call 291-ISS7. ut. Italian, Arabic. Accurate, fait. CeJ I'62 FALCON wagon $ 795 WAITRESS WANTED — Over Jl, for 1962 FORD $1095 PRICES! * H2-1S13 Tine restaurant., Cobnnad* Reetdurant. Fairlana 500 four-door ladan, radio, heater, automatic. I'M FORD convertible $ 795 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE •ATIOS, WALKS. DRIVEWAYS — Re M on mouth Shopping Center, Kat«n- Infnrced concrete, call SM-77C1 or H<- town. I '42 CORVAIR 4-door $ 595 1962 FORD . $ 750 1965 CHEVROLET. WE PICK UP JUNK CARS—Twin- tra Free eatlmateii. WANTED — Cleaning woman. Two brook Auto Wrecklr*. Call 747-O2«2 or days weekly. Prefer applicant from Falcon, automatic, radio and haattr. I'63 FORD convertible $1495 BACKHOEBULLDOZING - Topsoll Impala V-8 Suptr Sport. 642-2239. |Tavel,Vriowing, Beptlc tank rork. Ben. Eatnntowti area. Phone after « p.m., '66 CORVAIR ipt. coupe $1795 Jamlri Hryan, 671-0685. 52 1962 TEMPEST $1095 2-dr. HT. auto, trarumiiiion. | '45 CAPRICE—NEWI Radio, hcattr, powtr starring. AUTOS FOR SALE LAWN MAINTENANCE WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply In LtMam iport coupi, r«d with black iMtrte/. PBraon, OARAMEL RESTAURANT, J9 HUGE SAVINGS! Vinyl roof, 6100 milt. Luwns cut ami Irlmmert. Itfllabli ' id St.. Red Bank. RUSSELL Four-ipMa it.clc on tha ftoer. Ntw ear guaranUi. ICP. Call 7*7-1681. REGlOTERSll NlIiOSlC^3 p.m. to 11 1964 MERCURY ^ $1350 .'ROTEHT ASPHALT AREAS — From p.m. Five-day wefik. Ber*ftts. Apply In OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC McCAR+hy NO MONEY deBtiuction by gns, oil and olher harm- wraon, BrnokrialB Nunlng Home 2325 Caliantt four-door, gold, automatic, radio, haatar. powtr. $2395 fill elpmfnt^ Seal with Cos mi coat. Hwy. .15, Hazlet. ri« ypa.rs to pavrmimt lite. Guaran 1964 BUICK $2395 CHEVROLET 'ri protection. For free estimate cal TKIJ5PHO^E~"sXuB»^VR or over. Ki- COMPANY DOWN! 741-3327. pertfnee pje(erred, to work tn our Riviera two-dosr. 1965 CHEVROLET [>ong Brunch office, 9-4 p.m. Call $20- AUTHORIZED Evtryont's Crtdit Good Htrt! GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Ore* ImpaU V-8, 4*dr. hardtop. Landscaping. All phaaes of landscape:. PBX OPERATORS i— OpfLlngi fl-4 CHEVROLET DEALER Auto, tranimiiiion, radio, htattr. Including maintenance. Weekly month' 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST TOP SELECTED CARS ly or seannn. F. Intermeioll. 787-0*18. ., oi 3-11 iniru. Must be «val1»K- Powtr itatring, tilt itttring for weekends. Full tlm« or part time. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER HWY. 36 and FIRST AVE. whttl, naw car guaranttt, '44 FORD SlOfS JAMES GI'ERRIERO Cull T4M7OO. General contractor and equipment RED JANK Custom Sedan, Full Power rental. Excavating, fill dirt, top soil WAITRESSES WANTTD — Lunfiheon ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1 ft.ra. to 3 p.m. Must t» ovir 31, •«1 CORVAIR .'.....$ m Sewer and water lines. Hauling. Septl $2195 tanks built and cleaned. Dry welli, nperier^ft necemarj'. Apply Plesiant Sedan, Fully Equipped drMr*,« laterals, trenching. Masonrj Vallay Inn. Hwy, 34, Holradtt, bltwitn 741-0910 SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. 291-1101 and ex: gentry alteratlonx. ~ and 6 p.m. S» LINCOLN S 4fS 481 Sherman Ave. Be I ford, N. J SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY 1964 RAMBLER ' CtwNnenrol Cp>., Full Power WOMAN WANTED-For lunch«ontt!e^ 787-9387 To work even in SB and toma wefkendn. Clauic 4-dr. ladan. * •SI CADILLAC $ 4tS QUALITY CONSTRUCTION i- Qener Apply 'Ch*rcO4l Pit, corrjtr of Church Automatic tranimiiiion. 81 and Ocean Ave., 8ta Brliht. Sadan DeVllli, Full Power al contmctora. Free etttmatet. Cal Radio and haatar. 787-4MS or 787-0452. Lew Weekly Payment NEED A BAND? Two lead guitar* Baxi, drums, organ. Good vocal la t» NURSES "THE SHARPEST PENCIL IN TOWN" $1095 'M IlilCK : $11.70 Call 7*7-4615. Induetrlal. Permanent poaltlon amlla Skylark Convertible, 4 «pd. MAGGIO AND GILL PAINT CON for nureea with N.J. State Reaiatratlnn. TRACTORS — Interior and exterior Muat be able to work, aecond 6r third •41 CHIVY $ l.»0 ehlrti. Iio.ll.nt beneltta plu, ahlft [ PONTIAC Reasonable. Satlitactlon guaranteed differential. Appir In pereon. American Sedan, Automatic, Fully Equipped Free eatlmalea. 871-0919 or 671-3eO2. Bonnarilla convarfibla* Can Co., Clfrtwooit Ave., Cllliwood, N.J. An equal opportunity employer Automatic tranimiiiion. •*1 CHIVY $ 4.H Pwkwood Station wagon, Auto., HELP WASTED-FEMALE Powar itaaring and braltai. Fully Equipped CLERK-Muit be accurate ami like Radio and haatar. SECRETARY worklni: with fllurea. Ability to type. •fjJ CHRYSLER S 4.70 with bookkeeimiB- knowledge, ehort-ham Liberal beneflta. Apply Ateo Caramlci V New Yorker, Full Power and typing- rleaeant working condl Corp., Hwy. K. Keyporl. KITSON CHEVROLET tlona In Red Bank office; Kennanen $2095 . BDAiMSTRZCmi —E>parler«a« Uter- million. Send complete detail! In tin atlona better dreeaee, ceate, mill. "THE SHOWPLACE OF CHEVROLET" BELMONT letter to "B.A.". Box 530, Hen Bank Oood pay. Apply rrederlek/e, 1113 EXPERIENCED OPERATOR" Third Ave., (prinf Lake, rhava «»• Ttlo. 1963 CORVAIR MOTORS INC. latontown Drue Xlg. Merita iport coupa. Phone 641-3SU UBQAL IBCRBTAR7 — Full Une. 345 MAPLE AVE. (Rt. 35) Laial experience PTMerred. JaJery Standard tranimiision. WANTKU — Two capable, rellaMi oommaneurate wlUi experience and Radio and haatar. RED IANK, NJ. houieworken. Steep In. Recent refer ability. Phone M4-U00 far laterrlew We Sharpened Our Pencils encea eeaenUel. Call M-iXH. appointment. U\: 741.6778 WOMAN -Wanted foTuleaaut tale- $895 AUTOS FOR SALE phona work. Six houre a nur, S1.U per hour to etart. Por furtherVetatll eall between >:»> erM 4:30, 741*114. Right Down to the Nub! 1963 TEMPEST 8ALMLADU3 — Experience batter Sport caupa JJ4, V.| arjgina. dreeeee. ooau eulte. Excellent earn* Inai. Apply Frerlerlck'e, 1113 Third Automatic trimmiiiian. Ave. 8|.rlnj Lake, Phone ««-7110. Radio and haatar. AND ... WE'RE WRITING WANTED — Mature woman for med- ical office. In Hlddletown area. Tale- phone and typing experience pre- $1095 ferred. "B. C<< Box 520, RM Bank. WAITRBSJ WANTBD No exptrlerfce neceaaary, apply In per* 1962 PONTIAC 100*/. eon. TH. E TL'B, HWY. 15, WDM* lonntvlllt eonvtrtibl*. TOWN. Automttie tranimlstion. •HIRT OPBRATOM AMD FOLDBM- Wlll Iraln. flood paylnt poeltlon. Pain YEAR-END Radio and haattr. GUARANTEE - FINANCING TAcetlon. fre* hoaplullealton. 'Apply Powtr itttring and brakti. Star Cleanera A Launderere, 1S3 Myrtle TOTAL FINANCING • 1 PAYMENT CREDIT Av. Lona Branch. WAITRESS EXPEH1ENCIHV - Full $1395 or part time. Apply In peraoK, Poet'! WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS Inn, lit. 79. Metnwan. «*) PROFIT nilARANfiTirD FOR 1962 CHRYSLER THREE EVF.NINnH' WORK PBH Ntw Ybrktr 4-dr. hardtop, WREK riua liberal profit banul '43 Ford 129$. for qualified people. Demonatratlni Powtr stttring and bratcti, •45 Maitana 2095. '64 Falcon 1895. DEALS, RIGHT NOW! C»up«, VI, Aut» Troni Squirt Wagon Falrlane Hardtop rtreatlaa Prlr.'cr-B* Hoim. ripcorator'e ec- Radio, auto. Iranimi.iion. VI, Power Steering cptenrlea. Krr. training Cell M7-O3I9. Nr> Inv^Htrn'-nl. •iS Mercury 2795. •»4 Cadillac 3495. WHY WAITI We've set our calendar ahead and you can get a real sharp year-end deal right Colony Park '41 Cadillac 1195. Cl7KANINfl WOMAN — >rld«y~««lr. Cotwtrtlbli, Air Cond. fUenrty i>o!lt;nn, Own traruportatlon. . $1295 II Patienaer Wagon Convertible npw whila tha selection is greatest. Don't delay—come in today and ... ?n moa • • 'it Ckavy 23»5. '44 Cadillac 3195. '42 Cadillac I9T5. noOKKEEPBIV-TYPlaT — rull tlm». C'pe DeVllle, Air Cond Arrmintlnft office In Pr#ehoM. Submit 1961 T BIRD Super Sport Conv. Conv, gold SELECT FROM THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CHEVROLETS rfamnr* in own rn.ndwrtt.nfc to "B.Z.", 2-dr. hardtop, automatic Roi 520. Red Hank. •U Corvalr 17»S. •44 Cadillac 2795. '42 Chryiler 12ft. trtnimiiiion, powar ttitring 1 dr. Hardtop DllUh 8TORH OLKRK AND~C0t FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Coupe, 4 Speed Newport Homiop and bralcai, powar windowi. METIOPI P^rl-tirn*. evenlr.ta *n4 weekend*. Call I2J-1M7. Radio and htattr. •45 lulch im. '44 Cadillac 2995. '42 Comer 99!. Skylark Conv., 4 apied 4 dr. Hdtop, Air Cond 4 dr. VI PAnV.TiMaf~—Tfaar^ rnnntl. Apply In peraon. Tumen'l Ileparlmem Slnrr. Allantlc Hllhlandl. $1295 •U Ckavy 24ft. •44 ddlllac 279!. '42 Chevrolet 1295. Impale Sport Coupe 4 dr. Hardtop •el Alre, ldoor Air Conditioned hardtop HELP WAMTED-MALE 1961 CHEVROLET '44 Oldi 2095. ImpaU convtrtiblt. 'it Cadillac 47?!. Vltta Station Woeon, '41 Ford 99!. * pailenger Oofoxle A dr. Hardtop Automatic trammiiiion. C'pe DeVllle, Air Cone* $3.10 PER HOUR Radio and htattr. '44 Chevrolet 1495. '41 Ford 129!. 'M ranllac 21 »5. power iteerlna TBIrd Coupe RECENTLY OPENED FACTORY •ennivllle Convertible BRANCH HAS OPKNINOB FOR 41 •hcoyne, MEN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. $995 '41 Ford 995. 440-41711 OR J«a.51«4._ FINANCING ARRANGED •44 lulck 20ft. '43 lulck 149!. Ranch Wagon, v-l, Italien Woien Skylark coupe Auto Trani, "SALESMEN WANTED power iteerlng l^adi fiirnlahert big opportunity, bill pay. No een\ .«al,i.. (Jell lU^lOO, ftr 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS l iiEAL~sfrrATE sAiia PUBJON - Ksperl.nc.n. Miuy hletiway locetlon. Multiple I.l.linn.. CAtCY'l ACIINCY. llwy. 35. llailrl. Wl (1(2 EX VAC MEN ' " USID CAR LOT EX SEW MEN Rl. U at MonmoMth *ea4 ^EACOAST No t>h»nt, no iionm In knock. Kn rtf>* WIST LONft IRANCH vanning wliAlinevtr. All lutdl htnifil t you. nuaranltrd tatary vrA com- M2-1II4 AUTO SALES miiilnn Call Hnmn Cr«dU C#.< Ml- Swvlnf C«tr«l .l«rMry Over 41 Ytart (H00 Tnr •ppnlnlni»>rt. • NIW CAR JHOWROOM SwfiTKiTr^M KN " r*%t round Vrn- ploymam at an •rtucmionaj initKutlofU RT. It, IATONTOWH 40-lumr wndk. routine ahlft*. •»* In 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK iLrt, IJir*r«l n«n«f4li. paid u»U6A Hwy. 36 542-1000 Ea.on.owii MMOOt n<1 hnlMfty*. nifk l««vl. Call for lr.t*rvl*w (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) Opn Maaaky, TiaWay, On* block ent ol Shtawibury Ava. n.r»ata». rVIArf t ra t. (Mor* CI.aW.fled Adi HOURS: MON., TUBS., THURS., FRI. 9 TO t—WID. 9 TO *—SAT. 9 TO • W-f Mil tart.fr*I 741-1234 BELT VANTED-MALE BELT WAOTED-MALE WANTED.r«Mb THE FAMILY CIRCUS lylB K#OM AFAidCMQENTS HOUSES FO* SALE THE DAILY REGISTER RED »ANK-»UTTO* PAXK - SEA BRIGHT WaATERVIEW Tuesday, July 5, 1966—15 and JH-room unAirnlalMd apart. Mlur I" ixeMaf* for ly bus Una, near town. Haat awl cook- Buch a»P«l hM thti foutVMdraoin, ASSISTANT wHasjlM. Mrtnf ul-or sUnpls Ing gas •ftunlaliajL I»q,ulr» 1*14.. Charmlag IMng raUrlal "ort Alia wimrit; to pro- Branch Ave., or call ..ID, rirapiau, 1»ln» room, lovely • eompanloanlp ano slmpla nurs- kitchen, lairadrjr and two-car garage. PLANT ENGINEER ' ear* to otoar person. Permanent TWJN OABLES — » Rlversiil« Avs., lOOxIM lot where you can watch the Girl Injured, RBI — TO WORK WITH A (MAIX ENGINEER' Had Bank, on rivst. Tbrea and tour boats go by on the Shrewsbury River. u«f Rrt B«nk. (86 - Open 7 Dayi montn. Call 741 2139. ___ FOR SALE KEANSBURG - One girl was ALL FEKS PAIii Mi IJUUCANif FINANCIAL UB LEABK — Pfc7kv.ew-Madt*on, 4 our resume to nom» Air-condiiloneri, rent coi.'ceaiion, BOATING FISHtNG injured and another ticketed for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ur- year. 84&-2113 or 583-1513.^ MONMOUTH REACH — On Bftrew*- SHORELINE "PERSONNEL SERVICES 1 careless driving after a three-car FOUR-ROOM " APARTMENT iury River, exceptiona1 l builder * custom IT Broad It. Red. Bank 7U-3JB 787 irlrk ranch. 20 pier, 3 bedrooms, ESSO SERVICE STATION - Coupll e onlyl . J85 a month. Call 787 icience kllchen. dishwasher, 3 baths. accident at Center and Bayview catcd lo busy tn»!iht)orlmo-. ROOM""FDRNTSHEI she struck a car driven by John growUig toll road operation. I'n- *l nffded lor llcerie. 222-4747. Bright. Yearly usually Hn* fringe, benefit*, le- We need a younj mm who la nest Peninsula Ave. 8*2-3146. | with formal fireplace, 11x14' din- Cascio, 22, of Rochelle Park, who > eurlty, working condition* and hai plenty of common icnfle and l* BRViOT8Tiimwr UBA nn with hay window, eat-In hitcri- advancement poselbllltiet. willing to work long and hard toward ONE~BE1>ROOM OARDBN APART- n nr third bedrnnm, lVi baths, was westbound on C e n t e r Ave. ILE8 NORTH OF FREEHOLD ON MENT Available. Qnlfl c*nu»i loca- advancement and a live-figure tncor IT ft IN OPERATION. CALL DAY cellar, breezewiiy, patio. Located on His car then struck an oncoming tubmlt rnmnt to Perionne] Division gVE n7lTa8 tion. Near Kliopiiing center. Heat and bpgiitifully landscaped lot with 20f> Thlf la an exceptional ground tUmc g_ hot water ir.rhnU^fi. See superintendent, backyirrt. Aasumabl* fi\^E ne driven by Michael Rogers, 19, GARDEN STATE PARKWAY portunlty with a fait growing Apt. 10 SO Locust Ave., Red Bank. '. Prlnclplea only. $25,900. 741 rugated i hipping container firm offer JLP MOI^ERN BEIIVICE STATION of 14 Waterview PI. Woodbridge, N. J. ing a draw aiainst commlHilon. OR LEASE Ht. 35, near Lowe's UNFURNISHED FOUR ROOMS — $113 S03.V Ive In, Haslet. Paid training, Mod- all utilities. Attulla. No pels. 741-1576 altfr 5 p.m. COLTS NECK Miss Catherine LaVinta, 20, of man We ieek Ill -111 ate rent. Call HE «-««66. D to B THREE-riBDROOM APARTM ENT - Four-bedroom Colonial, wooded 20 Beachway, a passenger in the XAIMOSR TRAINEE-For Personal II J( ROUTE" — WKUj EffTAB- 1SIIRD - - Bayehore area. For rent. Co-operative. Down payment site. Perfect condition. Price Cascio car, was treated in River- Loan Buslneas. Must be amtmloufl ami utly tjuylnc from us. "1 offered fo kits it, but he preferredfreetment b y • required, M2-M89. ^___ wilting to work. Experience r/ot nei:ea- 727-1226. RBI") B\iNK — Unfurnished bedroom, $43,500. view Hospital, Red Bank, for an aary. Must b« over 21 and have cur. l intervie iIBCiuUJZiriT>ire« •»r|t« roomn, 946-4955 REGIONAL MANAGER -- For mwil Ground floor apartment In two-family BtrTABUSHED- Red B^rTk irkurance . a\r* Long Island Electronic Firrr NKORMAT1ON~FJIEE — On oppor- Ground floor apit m t tran iitationy FREEHOLD - LAKKWOOD AREA. — firm wanta full-time life Insurance Assistant and Subasglstant Buslne^ ntlfs available In franchisee bust. BARSTOOLS AND CHAIRS house Convenient to trans imitation ThrM-lMKiroom ranch. Nfwly decoratfcl agent to develop Hie Insurance depart- cover Fort Monmouth, Philadelpjili eases Write PARTAKE, Dept. B. UNFINISHED and store*. Wilson AVE. 787-HW9. IS batha. Full baseman!. Excell'nt I Man Jailed ment. Salary, full commission, fringe 10" oak barstools, 13.50 each. T\ HIG"HUANI>3 -- HiTl section. Two n callnn. Only »4.V> limn I" juslltu Saltry open. 1 Company car i»rovidei Girt. . HAMMOND bsnenta. Writs "B.N.," Eoi 520, Red Write "A.M. ' Box 520, Hut Hani hrnrhes, |3.50 each. Kitchen chairs. bedroomw. UvinR room, large kitchen, buyer. No clostm costs. |H,»w. Bank. J3M-J5.M each. Youth chslra, J5.0.1 tllfd hath. Heat, hot water lld 0PIRATOR8 ON CLEAN PLARTIC PACKERS WANTED — Experienced MONEY TO LOAN each. Children's rockeri. J2.85 each. SM. FINUAV AGENCY, R72-O1OO. Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. n packing clilna, tic, for Household 44" deacon's benches, 124.80 each. Man) For Disorder IIACHINEB—Good working conditions. flood.-! Moving artd Storage Company. ORGAN RBD~BANk — Three-room apartment, Brokers axcallm starting salary. Danaliyne. HOME OWNERS In KARLY AMERICAN STYLE on OUI All utllltleo, and «.pt)11anc«s. J39 inc.. MJ Kantor Ave., Linden. N. J. Apply In person at Anderson Bros., upper floor. MANY OTHERS Inc., 51-W Mechanic St., Red Bank OF ASBURY PARK Brldgf Ave., Red Bank. 221.1 Hwy.-» Lakewontl 3fi3-3(lf AUTO MECHANIC — For "lubrication RED BANK LUMBER ; r In Keyport Fill L VALUE CASH LOANS THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO FOR~~R]CN r—IJOWW floor ot private and minor auto repairs, call Mon ACCOUNTANT Comer Pnrl and Wall R«d Bank houne. Two bedrooms. l>r«e y*rd MOVE RIGHT IN mouth. Motors, M;;IH. •OR HBBT CONSOLIDATION OR Kear Freehold. CaJl 462-4659. KEYPORT - Magistrate Sey- BOOKKEEPER ANY OTHER REASON DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA Movmo OUT OF TOWN — Sofa, Vacant, large-, seven-room rancti carpet, solid wslnut bedroom suf KKYPOtlT — Threa blf rooma and finished g«'m»room tn basement. ; mour KJcinberg Wednesday sen- TOOL iTDIElviAkERS"" Apply for tl.OOO-GET »1,000 Open dally til 9 P.m. Sat. til * p.m. T r lort Good future, permanent position, f Apply for J2.00O-GET J2.000 Corzter ot Main Si. A Mttti*on Ave. tlwln beds), (Admiral Fre*rer. u**d bath. On bay. Onter ot town. Refrlg- lenl ronrilllon throughout, 4 'i « ' fenced Henry Belcamp Atlantic Red Bank office. Pleasant workln »rat«r-fr>ei:er comblr."aUon. Year-round gage may be nssumed. Dra^Hcal & MACHINISTS Apply (or W.OOOGET n.ooo mo Very reasonable. H7-5181. re- J Hew shop In Edison, N.J., one mil* conditions. Submit complete, niumi t< USED ORGAN SPECIALS occupancy. All utilities. Adults only- dviccd to JI7.NW for Immediate eale. St., to 60 days in county jaH on C17\ Box 520, ned Bank.' (up to $S,000 and more) t No pets. Immediate occupancy. from Parkway Exit 131. Top wages ami Low «italjllihed rate, easy tertnf. Hammond *xtrs. voice „ - I 385 SALE CROWELL AGENCY, ReaHor a disorderly person's charge in Hammond chord organ - I 405 Four-room apartment. Aduita only. benellls. Daytime 712-2700. Eves. 291 1HUVKRS ~ Experienced In handH Aluminum cellar combination window. Call 2441406, HIT. __ Household goods. Apply in p*r»on 741-5061 or 776-6600 I^owrey holiday or^an - —-—4 485 Immediate oocupancy. »3 Kiverslrie Ave>. 741-4030 Red Bank default of a $100 fine. Baldwin Spinet organ ..J 495 between 9 and 5. Opponlte Molly Pllcher Inn ALERT YOUNG MAN—With technical Anderson Brat., Inc. 31-33 Vechanl< Monmoiith County Investmentt Corp. p g 495 32x14, $3.88 at.. Red Hank. Mnmo Red Bank Wurlitzer SpineSit t organ A9AS TWO-ROOM apartment, lurntitied, Assessed $25 each on the »*me achool background In building conatmc- 44 Red Ba (Tonn Minuet organ .-4 516 J2xl«'4, 32x11, M m OPPORTUNITY llon or architectural denlgw. Must be . O. Box 44 C Mi 37 Shrewsbury Ave., charge were Nelson Ortez, Aus- _ Till FIRST AND SECOND UORTGAOKS Hanimnnrt M-3 orftn . 4 6W 32X20, 32x22. WTO Red Bank. •asum* F.H.A. mortgage, on tMn naat and willing to work. Excellent 'or apartment houje In Hed Bank AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Stark Real Hammond L-102 organ — X PROWN'S .,.maculate split levfl home, fiame- tin St.; Miguel Castro, B r o,« d chanca for advancement. Car a Muit be able make repairs [tats A Mortgare Consultant. Hammond CV console organ with RIVBRWIONT ~- Two rooms and bath. room. large aoreened porch anrt pailo. phone a must. Writs '("I," Box r>: blng, healing, electric, new .Leslie speaker 31 Brnad St. Red Bank 741-TMO Furnished. Convenient locaUon, beauti- Btfl • landscaping and lush lawn. t., and Walter Seitz, First Sti- Kit Bank. ary and apartment. "A.O.," Conn theater organ (con ful view. Consider unfurnished rentsl. 3T2S *NY AMOUNT OE WA8HBR Electric «sr?ei Ad- Gregory Munning, 8 Crown PI.. 1XPKR1KNCKD CARPENTXRS~ Red Bank. Wurliuer Spinet piano mtral troatleaa refrlcerator. All U Prefer middle-aged business person. STERLING THOMPSON HEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Call 7*1-1138. Matawan, was fined $30 for driv- 2nd MORTGAGE All Item* sold with a naraata* — Aesdng MOO. 787«0M. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS M2-US0 AUTO MECHANIC Hwy. 3.1 Mlddletown r»g with an expired license, $25 If you have equity In your homt budget termi available. ATTIC FLOOR OARPCNTBRS — Iip»netfc*d only. Experienced. Top pay for top man. M WE HAVE MONEY TOR YOU! COMMERCIAL RENTALS for fictitious plates and $25 for JUadtr SulMww. Carton «., CARTUY CHEVROLET. 169 Flrtt Ave. FAST 8EKV1CI! Convenient, sturdr rwrt" thick LOW CLOSING COSTS Rumaon, Atlantic lllghlanda. iii. Klklns. 775-9300 pjscerpljrscere panslipanli: onlny $2$2.26 eeach, , fof r 15.000 SO. FT. UOHT nanufaeturtiw Approximately $259 clnalng coats. Com- lelinquent return of summon!. yoyouu r attittic stotor problemble . AAlsl o attittic lotta for leaae. Can be laaaed separate- pletely redecorated eight-year old Cape MECHANIC—Weldtr on truck bwlif" BXES KNQINXEJfl — For manufai Residential — Commerlcal — Industrial MAHOOANY — Three pleea bedrootn yur attc strage p tt 1 State licensed lender diai st y >18H ech y, containing about »00 •«. ft. per Pod. Four bedroomc 1 £ oaths Sci- Assessed $15 each for care- and- holata Call Chet Gray at Ron- turer'a reprenentatlve to cover S. set with or without bedding. ExcelleA disappearing stairways. >18.H each. tan Truck Equipment Hwy, 35, Eat and Metropolitan N. Y. C, area. Sma STATEWIDE ASSOCIATES condition. »125. Call between l:I0-ll Hoor. 7«711OO. ence kitchpn. Nlc» corner lot. All city less driving were Albert Polana. . ontovn. MZ-3220. motore, fans. original equipment, CALL 7II;23OO RED BANK LUMBER utilities Including aewers. Full price a.m. HMO). OF YOU ARK INTBRESTID — ID a only *lfl,8H0. THB KIRWAN CO.. Real- 1 Broad St., and Wayne Smith, lalea experience a,nd college educa- :2 Broad SI. Bed Bank, N.I. brand new modern office space, well tion denlrable. Re-ply "B.D." Boi 520, BABY QRAHn PIANO — flood eon Corner P«rJ and WaJI Red Ban! tors, Airport Plara, Haxlet. 264-T100. WELDER 1ST CLASS dlllon, 1300. 15" B.C.A. VWor TV wltll KITCHEN SET - Uattress and boi located In the center of Red Bank, con- 76 Second St. RaU V3.3O per hour. Box 6, Sayervllle. Red Bank. iprlng. Motorola eaolnet TV. tllacel tract use for further Information. THE stand, *40. Call 74HB27. lamoua. Call after S, 717-0115. DOWSTBA AOBNCV. 741470O. L1TTLB SILVltR—Excellent opportunity James Williams, 244 Ludlow s GOOD SINGER WANTED — 15-17 AIR<>RCN., coCONDITIONIN^ O MECHANN INSTRUCTION it., Long Branch, was fined $10 yiari oM. Bui player. Good eq ANTED-Th« Noel Nlbon Co., CAN'T BLAME YOU SCREENS DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT suite- for a large tamlly wanting a charming mtnl, Cafl M3-3773. Birch Ave.. Littl* Silver. Call 74L-24&- IBM COMPUTER PBOORAMMINO - for snoppinr at Prown'f. Low prices, oil first floor In the Tuller BulHInj. or driving an unregistered ve- BOY ~ 18 or over, ' general br appointment. IBM KEYPUNCH, AUTOMATION. •liable merchandise. Free delivery. Tension, full aluminum frame or Just Call 7n.2H0. little doll house with plenty of room. hicle. cUanup, day work. Call TYPING. COMPTOMETER. Dar and the plain, old aceordlotv type, we hava EXECUTIVE OFFICE «PACI—At 872-13U Xut6~MECHANfC HELPER evening claaies. co-ed, (ree placement PROWN'S them atop Jn today. Reckless PL. Bed Bark. 6JO st. ft- I" Living room with fireplace, dining .John Jutie, 824 10th St., Union Study Job. MCCARTHY CHKVROI.E' service NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA PROWN'S dignified modern office bulldlnc with SHORT ORDER MAN — Night work. 15S First Ave., AlUnllc HUhUndi. M CHINE SCHOOL. H Broad It.. Red complete aervlces. Carpets*) tnrougb- m, kllchen, two bedroom! and Beach, was assessed $5 for driv- Apply In person, Peteraon'a ReslaU' Bank. 747-IM7. CARPETING—NTLON AND WOOL Red Bank 141-7M0 out, with moil attractive wall treat- ing a motorcycle without * lili- rant, IK Rlv»nid« Ave.; Red Bank. Cloaeout of discontinued colon and pat- ment and electrical fixtures. Call 747- bath, down, two large bedrooms on TANK WAfiHERA - Apply in . TUTORING EXPIRIENCBD TIAOH- tarns direct from millil"., (tU,, yd.yd ; thre„.„e FtlRNITlIRE — Two months old. May budaet buy all or few pieces. Must sacrifice 3730 bctwesn and 9:30. cense. MEN ion. Nappl Trucking Co., Rt 34, Mali ER — French, lullan. All grades, even rooms. ll». Install;atlo; n and.... second floor with second bath. One- ill. college. Call MJ.19ii. arranged. Samples shown In your Also appliances. S43-W25, aitytlme. STORE RENTALS—Ideal any bu»lrt»sl, me nlghta, d p.m. to 2:30 a.m. OAR WASHERS — Part-time wee TBACHER — Will tutor educaWe chll- home. Call Mr. Todd, collect. 36344M. store, or j>rof«s«lor*l me. Middle Road car attached garage, Raal - gem VFW MEETS TONIGHT Mrminent. Floor waxtnjc and JunllnrlJil or «IW0. LAMP BARGAINS thopplna Centar, corner Laurtl, Mlddlt work m Mlddielown building. Nn ex- •nda. Experienced preferred, but n rlren Defree'ln special education. Call Rit. Hilltt. H. Walttra. aa-1336. perience necessary. For interview ap- lecessary. Must be at least 17 yea T47-2ISS. SINOER BKWINO MACHINE — Used, No need to pay fancy price* for dec- priced for Immediate sale. $21,900. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - The tfi. Apply Country Sudser Car Waa electric. S20. Good condition. Call any orator lamps or ihartei. Largeit iclac ply Thursday, July 7th, 10:30 to 1 p.m.. W|J TUTORINQ BY COLLBQR 8ENIOR- tioni and sate prices now. Monmouth County Council of the K«w Jeriey Employment Service, 48 «'"Idletown' , rfading and if* 11 Inf. Call time 89S-367I. HOUSES FOR RENT THE DOWSTRA AQENCY, «1 I E. rrnnt St., Red Bank, No Fees Veterans of Foreign Wars will PROWN'S Front St., Red Bank. 711-1700. charted. STUDENTS WITH CARS SEE OUR NEW MIXER SPECIALIZING IN HOMES FOR RENT meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock at PORK«Lr?T OPERATOR — Or truck National firm hat summer apentngi Pu Pont Lucit« PalnU. Any ol 1,000 -Available now. ymir b«Jrnom», the Brighton Memorial Post 2140, driver. Experienced in handling lum- Earn S2.7S per hour, call now. Mi MERCHANDISE BABY CARRIAGE — Converts Into aths fltb month. Four bedrooms, NEW HOUSE — Leonardo beachfront bei. Apply in person, AMERICAN 2019. 449-4305. 4R2-10?t, 646-3297: aft< colon while you wait Stop in. carbed. Also baby rocker. Like new, ^aths »200 month. Four borlronms, Mdy to move In. Thrpp hedTooms pillow Ave., Long Branch. LUMBER, Hwy. 35, Mlridletown. 6, call 449-4162. FOR SALE J15. 7I1-760H. after 5:30 p.m. bath ?175 month. Also furnished and RrjtP llvins room, dlr.ing room anf" PROWN'S i pa son a! rentals. Hell", ranflwt dm. lVi bathi, lull SBRVlCh STATION ATTENDANT — YOUKO MAN — 18 to 20. Full Um< inflpmrm and (aragr. Private btach, Earn as you learn. Company benefl White Csdar Shingles 16" HOUSES FOR SALE Full time. days. Apply in person, Lln- SCREEN PORCH > lll J' n Sew•" Kntjlunr- - l - h- - STERLING THOMPSON tlus 1,0*")' h#arhrront. Musi be seen. «o« Baio Llncroft. N. J. ['aid vacation. Must apply In ppmo; PINING ROOM SET-Full site, nln< ANn ASSOCIATES RKM.TOItS Morry 1A Rue lit. 3ft, Eatnntown. cfriar anlnglr theyy don't ppaina t ••II 2MM23 nr M1-W593. HERE !S YOt'R CHANCB ENCLOSURE PANELS plecfta. dark mnhogany excellent con Hwy. 3I> Midiilelnwn 747-"i6IW To MMime a VA mortgme of I .. Wood frame, aluminum wired. You I tiltlon. »98. A-lso flolW ma.pl« double ngp. WIIUR c^dtirs turn a ttttimuttff u l.INrROI*T — Immediate oceupa PART-TIME ~ r>F8HWA8HER WANTED — No expe nilver gray utiade. Second Clpjim, $15.2.' TWbANi 1 »nd buy *n excellent home as well •tall and save. Bring In diagram bed. *lfi. Call 671-21&1, after 6 or week- Flve-hedroom spin. 2 ; baths, IJUII Four bMrorcnm, l»rg* fsmlly rof>" Uniforrnpd suftrdn. Wepkonds. No ex- ienc« n*cessRry, apply in per-ioi.-. T\ p*r four-liunriU iquare; Clfars. $n.»; — For renl or s«le. *121 to I1M1 a lot with tree!!. MAI.1)' extras. Principal! perience neceiaary, Long Branch area. PUB. HWY M, MIDDLJCTOWN, N urea to be enclosed and let us pr pntfo, WAll-t1. 264-MM. around Complets listings. home*, call Jay. P. O. Boi 205, Red Bank. 462-7773. Cornrr Pearl and Wall Red Rank Room Darkening - M. RACINA AGENCY. PA 1-7T77. (arms, businesses. H«mb«r muKlpl' ,842-0363 A 195 to 1175 Per Month lljtlni isrvlca. Larfa prlvata parklni CARETAKER—For Piroteatant Criurcl TYPEWRITER*. ADDINO machines. MOBILE RADIO SYSTEM—Seven 60- ATTBNTION: HONEYM00NERS AND PLUMBERS — Steady work, good pay Red Bank area. 40 houre per weel All makes new or used. Guaranteed. watt 'Motorola remote mobile unila. Window Shfdtf THE BERd AOBNCY SUrtlnf aalary I30O per month. Mui Rt. IS Low aa $23. aerpioo's. 101 Honmoutti And tW-walt base station. Including A real ssla on Irrerilars, plastle sup- RBTIREES. Charming two-bedroom RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 332-0100 e neat In appearance, iober and abl St. Nnt to Uieater. 747JHK. many accessories, liowband frequen- 6711000 t C<^t alonv with people. Excellei porter. Me on your roller iregulai "Our 47th Year" ^] cy. rj.150, compleU or will sell pan. II'M) Eillte 12M (regular I3.mi sl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenic Dr. otdef home In finest Red Bank Iocs ./orklnir conditions and paid vacatioi SINGER AUTOMATIC (ill 449OJM Executive's home. Furnished or un- Mil Hwr. 55 Hhrewsbury 7ilM«f' PRODUCTION MECHANIC Reference! required. Write to "B. J., later tomorrow. Get yours today. IMS model Zlg Zag sewlnj machine. OUITAR — And cue, CD. furnished. Three bedrooms, threa baths. . Living room, dining room. L* MIDDLETOWN VILLAOB — Assume . •houlrl b* abl* to eperatt varloua ty^ei Box 320. n«t Bank. Fancy sllches, avercaati and mono- PROWN'S. »273 monthly. on« or two year leaae my mortgage. Easy terms. Four-hea- or maelilni ihop equipment. B« ib)i One-year-old. TANK TRUCK DRIVEM — Erpw fframs, make* buttonholes and few* Call ZZtVlOia 32 Broad St. Red Bank' T41-7M0 required. shsped kltchea. fin room or den. Twi room sp'lt. Excellent condition. 671-as?} to trouble Bhoflt and maintain proouc ence preferred. Apply In person, Nar on button*. Latest model. No attach' ATLANTIC HIOHLANTW — Immediate tlon line. Rotallrn ililrta. EiceUem occupancy. Hilt section. A real run FOUR—BEDROOM SPLIT - 1% bbath!.a ; * Truokini Co., RL M, UaUwan. menti needed. Onlr five month old. CUT LUMBER? bedrooms and bath. Mud room. Ful itchen. bemllu md itlary. Applr In perion, UNPAID BALANCE $50.10 MERCHANDISE WANTED place. Juat reduced (or summer rental. Living rooin. dining room, kitch I American Can Co., ffiflwood Avt Bur* wt do It and at modeat prlcei. Six bedrooma, three baths, swimming CCarportt . AlllAll-aluminuII-&IU1IIITIUIIi 1 malttr j stor11tor1 HHIm ,ssaan B \MI- .£. Ful; ailfwood, N. J. HELP WANTED-M«U - Fenul Terms I* down, pi a month. Call Home Bring In written Hat of iltea-we will basement. Detached two.car garage, ly landanipei Credit Co., W4100. 8 to fl. Out of COLLECTOR — Want* jld toy t: ped 125x12* lot. In one of | An tqual opportunity employer have order ready In 24 noun. No ""TOO MANY RENTALS TO LIST with storage or work room above. Call New Monmounouth'U t_ Kneit areas. Aikinjt i BCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Pull town collect. phone order*. any condition. Pay ^JMH or wfll trade: TOBWB KTRWAKTRWANN CO., Retlttv, t art time. Will train. Apply Bennet HO. «7. ». stan-Urd gauge. 7744710. F. A. GEHLHAUS Campbell'a Junction, BelloM. TBT-55WX EXPIRIENOCD IOURNETIUN BTCHaTN CHAM MCOVIRBD *- Immediately. (17,500. THE DOWSTRA Int.. at Eaat M.. Belford. RED BANK LUMBER SLOT MACHINES — ToT r trains and Real Estate UNCROFT' — Kljht-Toom ipm. 1 FLUMSIRg — (tndywork. Call K Dinette sets and bat stools. Monmouth Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank Hwy. 31 Leonardo ll» or 5W-4U1, Dtnettt. 1I« Monmouth St.. Red Bank. eaaatt IronI - toyst , ldleadedd •hadeshd , Otl~ "i (Next lo Blua * White Bui Terminal) AOENCY, (1 I. Front St., Red Bank.' batha. Two-ear gimie. I^r|« Mrn M1-SU1 LIKE NEW — Cooa Cola can ma- 7U-1M* alter a p.m. lot. Washer, dryer, air condition BXPBR1I1NC1D TA^K TRUCK DRIV- SHORELINE WalMowall carpet it*. 61. Led'g pEl DESKS IIS up FILM. Ubles, ctialrs, chine. Reasonable. Call CIXA.V USED rtTRNITURE — AM 291-0488 7I1-I70O. EM WANTED — APPIT at iwio antlquai, or near arJtlquea. HlKhei Oood commutlr?. 4% per r*nt TrueHnl. '•'96 Broxlway, Keyport. PERSONNEL IERVICE adding machines, typewriters, office 24,-Hour Telephone Service mortem*. $21,500. Owner. 462-Mll equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New FmOIDAIRI -REnUOERATOR — prices paid. The Attic. 531-MS4. WE FTUCQUBHTLY HAVE APART- MIDDUJTOWN—CunUrtn ranch, three MENWANTEO Brotd it Kid Bant Hl-3 er used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. Englleh make baby carriage. Converti- USED CEMENT MIXER — Half HENTS AND HOUSVS-rurnUhed and bedroomi, beautifully landscaped. Sac-1 JS, Oakhurat, Kn-3»a ble high chair. Reasonable. T47-9449. one bag. Oall unfurnished for rent. Come In and talk- p. 118,900. Call fl71-13TT. LOTS AND ACREAGE It ove with us. THE DOWSTRA MeDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Waten for our ade in Sunday'i CHEAPER THAN UrJeTNlBHEIl MI-47M r BPACIOU8 BPUT LIVEU-Four b»d•' YOU NAME IT AOENcr >1 Z. Front St., Red Bank. CBANBBURO—50x100 corner lot. <3«r- *I9 HKhway X Mlddletown AI1URT PAJW PIUWS DRESSBRS — CIIB8TS, KAKPROOF WANTED — Used guitar! Approxi- T41-I7OO. rooms, W baths, iep»rate dltAnK W* need full or part-time wnrkert fo Klrsch makes It and Prown'i bsl It TOPS. BEDS. WALNUT AND UHED mately 115.00. Call fntiTl anytime. room, recreation room, two-car ga-! fleltt and Ramsey Ave. Thra* blocki dayi or evcnlnti. Anything In a traverse rod, cafe rod OAK. MAim' OTHBR tTYLSS. «», If a child answers, ask for his mother. LBASE OR SALX — Four-bedroom aire, screened porch. Excellent condi- from Public and Cilholtc nchooii. N««r HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL (wood, too) Exoert Installation. IRWIITS, J7 MONMOUTH-^aT;,, UD cottage home. Pott Konmouth area. tion. % acre with fncefenced area. Con- tranBportatlon. Will accept terras Mr. •XPB1UENCED MECHANIC - Fm BANK ^ -~^%J WANTED—Used oanoe. Good location. EEarll y ' occupancy. ««to, 80 3-M77. trnekl. Apply ROLLO TRUCKIKQ, CALL 842-4390 PROWN'S tlon. Minimum H'. Call Cl 7il-5«30. Mnuwtf »n< Maple PI.. Keyport. N.J. 741-424S RE.NTAIJ - SEASONAL - YIARLY JELKORD—75x100' wooded cornir lot. BARB EHPLOVMENT AGENCY 31 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 MR. HOWEU ELLA WILTSHIRE. Realtor! LAR3K—Four-bedroom, two-hath, with rully improved. Only »3.50o. KIRWAS Qualllfled Peraonnel ror Qnatltr Ord will gladly mtat with' you to PIANOS WANTED - HlghMt prices 1I«O Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, M24004. paneled den. 23x13 paneled family CO.. Realtor!, Airport Plaza, COMMERGUL RENTALS 210 Broad Loni Branch 31247 FRIOIDAiIllB RBFRIOERATOR — 14 converting your porch to aa All year said Call H Tenter. 1M Ham St.. room with bar. Urine room, full din- »4T10a |M. Oall round room. FrM eatlmate. Ukewood. MMUO. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - lifg room. Patio overlooks shrubbed PROOFREADER ~ Tempora-ry. July. 5I1-M2S ' Furnished and untarnished. Immedl* Vuit be experlericed, accurate, capa PROWN'S ate occupancy. SAMUEL TOUCHER yard. Attached ftrage. BUR for ATTKNTION BUILDKRfl! Me at working under pressure. Ful BRSAKrWO UP HOWIKBEPINO - VETS AND LIVESTOCK AOBNCi*. Oceanporl Art., Oc««m»rt irhooti Hurry! lift, TOO. ROLSTON Oak Hill. Beautiful woodetl loi tn *x- day or nlsht shift. Posaible permanent ielHn, evarything. Also 33 polr* dia- Si Broad Bi. Rad Bank 741-7500 M2-3.W0 WATERBl'Rr, Realtor, 18 W. Front part time (20 hours weekly) atartlr mond engagement ring. 1100. Call 3S4- St., Red Bank. 747-3S0O. p-RtOIDMRU - Uprlfht freezer. Hk* HUMES! SEAL-POINT KTTTBNa — RUMSON OOTTAalV—Four rooms and OFFICE August. Rfsume should stats hou MM or 2»4-««». rtew. Astctnc $110. *or Information call Utter-trained. >». Call BEA BRIOHt — Or*-i»m1ly. Brand available, hourly rate expected. W 2M-3T78. •73-1377 ' batrl, TV. alr-cnndltloned, Naar water. mw. $13,000. Or two-family Income WALKER. Realtors Hwy 35 8hr«w»- "A.X.", Box 520, Red B«nk. For aummer U00. Or year-round wllh bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Sftrvlce. SPACE RENT A TV WIIUARANBR Pl'PPtEd — AKC. leaae 1139 PM month. 741-7157.' hoime, tlfl.000. Firm. 842-3136. FINISHED PRESSER.S ANO OPKRf BAYiHORE TV. AUTOMATIC 1985 WHITE Champion blootillnes. Going on vaca- RED BANK — Colonial. Thret bed FROM ONJB LOTTO 10 AG 8 TORS -- If-on shop. Red Bank vlcl PorUM« day. RED BANK — 215 Pearl St Five Hither commercial or restdentlsl. 36 Church St.St , Keansburg. 787-4*000. ZIg Zag sewing machines. Cabinet tion. Priced for quick safe. MS-MM. rooms, 1'i batha, Hvlnf room. nre- Call Modern Olflcel |uat computed. Ceo- ty. CTa.lt 741-1616. model. Overcasts, monograms, sews rooms, unfurnlshnl. Near all tranepor place, din in* room, aunporcli. Two-car MUU-ANBY REALTY, 871-5I5T. Ml Ked lut Buaineu DlilrtiL WEDDING DRESS — SUE* 10. buttons, makes buttonholes, blind AKC. REOISTERED —Collie pup- tatlon arM stores. Call 7tl-l«O7. itr. 741-45B8. 20 Baena PI. ROAD8TAND HELP WANTED—Ma pies for sale. Call CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT~«0xl00, woman nr rollefe student. Experleni P«au de Sole. noor-lcngUi. Dtta he mi, iklrta and dresies. Fancy BUNGALOW — Two bedrooms, llvlrtt 82.HO0. Went Oranna Pr., Raywood on • Central Air CondiUonlni train. $.V) Call 7R7-7833. *ftef « p.m. stitches. No attachments needed, Sews 7J7-IOK NEW CUWOM HOME - Located In • Itlf ferrlce Elevator preferred, hut not euential. Part room, kitchen, bath. Gaa heat. Imme etUbllsned neighborhood. Two holmes Barnpjwt Bay. 741-6292 after « p.m. full time. Call 2414-0824. KITCHEN SET — Oray formic* ta- with on* or two necdlef. Only thre« OERUAN SHEPHERD PirPPIES - illate occupancy. CaJl 787-Qglg. • Prlrate Parking Spaet months old. from rivtr. Two-»lory Colonial. Four • Rant Reafonabla n\x chniri. food condition, ISO. AKC. Champion blood lines. Raised REP BANK — Six rooma. Three bed bertroomt, 2^ bathi. Complete In every 2&1-2430. with children. 711-3M3 or 731-76M. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY J • inaptct and Corapara SITUATIONS WANTED -Fema! UNPAID BALANCE - $32.50 rooms, living room, dining room, bath, reapecL If Intorentpd drive to Buena Terma U down, tu a month. Call GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — kitchen. Call 671-3709. PI. or cull 229-3772. NO LITE AKC. Eight weeks old. Home bred. MIDDIJETOWN TWP. ~— Commercial | RARY SITTER — 111 years old. Own whitr pitntlc window ihntlei $1.^9 on Credit Itept., 8M-6101, B to 9, Out or love children. 1M.«M«. BELKORP — Foiir-room house. Nice RED BANK—Two-itory Colonial. Seven property alonr Hwy. 35 or 34. From f 747-1100 transportation. No pecn. Call ynur rnll»!r up tn 3fl". Pnr* while, but (own collect. location Inquire t Cherry St., or cal room*. Ci/tntf*. CeVnr. Cornur lot. Four 175* lo <(' acr««. MULUANEY REAL- } 842-IRM 7S7-1RKO. large h*. all utilities. 13 Hi — T»-o all apollti rxces. $17,500. C«H after 5 luting; on ynur hnm*. , PROWN'S Ave. blorhs frr m Rn\ n« nk HtKh Brhool p.m. '_>m-3*52- . __ ACTION' In nur motto—proffialonal ier- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I 17 K. Bfi Crn Tl . rail R42-403.1. 32 Brnad si. Bank 7I1J500 NKW~~LUXHBV~i!4" ROOM APART RUMSOM-Thatrnrfl find. Lovely iain- vlcea are Juit a phone- c*',\ awiy. MINT — Fully sir conditioned, neai rOFl~mrfl [NEBS PERSON — Private lly home In tup nelghborhooti. J25.5O0. Trade-Ins—Kxch.in*e a j ITBINWAY PIANO- —" Upright. Like herirnnni, living room, bath Commercial and Inveatiiient properll^n '• lew Coit $1,700, sell $1,0JO. Call 536- all transportation. 21 l,erny Place, Ret flr.-t floor Call 741-31&1. M2-1WW. Bank. Call 7<1-1eilroi home, ('n't room5. 2 - haths. two-car B«r«fi> ami Shrewsbury Mlildietown-Hiimdi family ronm. One full acre CmN Typf K SMITH IHJILDEIU — Patios, al- THOMAS SI-.ATE In tint, and hloom, |1 tn. Petunia*. garden apartment atartlnc at K11D. Ap 7R7TOftt. "1 riroai Rt. JOT Ihry.Ji *old. rented. r»*paired, flarplno'i 101 tftratlona, aridltlrtm, (nraiei. Call 201- Fr«a Eatlmatd rialillRK, iifilvla, He. 7Sc rlnx. Harmony ply Apt. 21. Mnlly I'ltrhT VIllaRe Oour with tree*. Will accept Irndp-'.i. Pull TANTIC HJ onlv %Z2,wa. JOSEPH M. RA- Monmoith St., Red Bank. 747-O4S-V 17-W or 741-T330. Palnllng and IVcoraMnr Floral atinppe, 584 Palmer Ave., Kaal call Mr. Sam Lomazzo. 74I-B11B m, kjtrhenette and htth, |2A wee price ~NEED"VACANTLAND" [CeHtintnirg. 7*7-0047. AfiKNrV, f'Arhway I-T77T. WORKING MAN'fl CONTP-A<7TOn — Fully innurf-1 S42-3169 741-4336 sititi jrr"— i/)VKi.Y ONE-IIKDROOJI ly. rail 2JMO237. riN Bmall lot or larae trar'». Call Mr! Altrradntii. Rfpalri. Maaftnry. Smalt CAP WilhlJTCER ""•_"_"" Pnrtable~MectrOfvlc AI'ARTMENT New. Everything sup OLD SH.tRWsnt'HY - Imma I.ANEY nEAI.Tlf. 671-.MS1. Air & Sei Trovel Reservatlom Jobs. (DO. r>9l 9711. pin iin. Mmoiit new. Bale price, $ pllrrl exrrpt rlertrlrlty. Onveillent li •p-bftinmm ranch. Beautlfully Painting ft Dfmratlng oallftn Call 222-2M0 or 2J9-24M. WANT TO SELL YOl'R HOMKT Our Enttmato, 7K7-6K0 or 7H7-7551 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE }p.l. Liirne pimpled family lhre« ndlon IncnUrl In HMrtlslr<*n. RB IT A WEEKEND — At nrosalnk- i ruttiPdriii cr II lug and raleed v . II. HIM. Palnlar Interior unit HOUSES FOR SALE Ilnrllan Tovvr*shli> ntul M»7lpt h» * tf$ or around the world In SO (lavs, hearth. Pat In. Call 71T-00H. y, wimnr. ilntt nhlc fiiiy^r* Our w* can aervica all your van.Inn Insulation & Siding ixterlor. No *i« trm large or too HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Six" 'llOOMS IMIevrl home. Mod- o»ed». rttrrncn Travel, 741-S,VM». ifimll. Very r t! Oil 22''2WI trade In prnsram can guaranlf, Ine EXCLUSIVE AREA kitchen, full hnnrmri^, storm and ale <>r ynur Inia If y«'ir l'r»«prl icromii'lnltntia are Ina'lr'jiinlr. rail u>- $39, M0 oil cornblnnllfii", wall-to-wall car- 11 Also wlndowi, roofn, gutter Owiifr'i new hminf In rearly. Mu/tt "fll pet in*. 10OMM wooded lot. How ell ilay. MliMlrliiwn. 7<;-:.:/Ki. I""'" Asphalt Pnvinj 10-30 y«ar itiarantirca. luy o Pearl and Bead Reatrlnging PICK THE 4 BEDROOMS fnur-ypAr ohl, two-Mory, fmir-t.pdrfum, Towrifttiip. Jlft.iKMI Call 1I-P1I1. Township 7S7flfi'K). U»rlH ;ai-7inO. 77VIUO7, Af1a») I.inrmayiT 29'. 'Mittom Colonial now. Have innrigngn THE KIRWAN CO.. ItBAI.TOIt". aCNEItAL AflPllALT PAVINd" 1NO. Kxpartly o liralrtert nylon. 11.50 a RIGHT HOME $350 Down, $95 Monthly •fimmitmentf*. Klagnlom1 entry. 2.7 llv- ^Bi\T Afl A PIN! Tliree-bttdrnoin IIOITIP Blacktop drlvewayii nnil parklnK lota. at rand. B rling rl*np» frrm 71c, You muM fe this spotleii^ home. ng rrtftm. Korn.il rtlninu niom O|.PTI1IIR I'nlr Hnvrn. I.lvinp, rirnii. dinlm. Call (or fr«* oMtlmat*, ?:?d:^ 'S, 3S Broafl St., Red Located on benutlful 100x)0fl'%rorrier •>nto tnrgr" ncrrrnpil patl'i. Irtcni hili'ttm II, kll «lii-ri. hmnticnl, Nut h Ing in THROUGH lot. With closecJ-iii tron. porch, tile with .Uriel I r. ciH-rry jKinfh'd ffimlly ilf.nc ex re pi t'i iiwive right In, Vn- Nursing Home w> hnvA th« key. 114,000. TIKI>- txithtoom, dining roorn ond extro- room with rnh*i| henrlli flrrplnrr kVnlk In clr^rH, Lnim>lry chute, Ilonutl •; AdKNCY Urn ttors, 101 Mnplc Auto Body Repair A la roe kllthen. Only 511,700. Don'l 'ully finhhefi gnmcroom In full l>«flc- ., nirncr Morgan fl.. KM ffnrik Plumbing A Heating wait, coll now. nr iklllM mi iipnt A(l«r)iPfl twn-rnr gnrnnc Prof en 34, HnlmrM •XPBRT PAINTINO and brrly r»- ™lFiialing and baTlTroom 'lonnl InixtnennitiK mi \ ai^i> lot will' pair. Modnrilft prlrri. MrCARthy VETS NO DOWN Af.l/ ItltK'K ANl PI.A«TKM It r»moi1r>Mng. REALTOR nnnr nr tlir Intlrnt Ivrfii In Mldilte I Mill.- .Hilvrr '"hevrol't. Atlantic HifMnn.1i. 291 MM. Subjed to niA or VA approval. town. 741 O*Bt» fur •,)in»itiltiif>nt. 1 CORRIGAN'S >l. Throe I" '"' Odd Jabs MORE LISTINGS SHOWN iwilU.n livhiK Building Contractor 127 Oakland St., B»nk T47-1TM | .'I. flPI.lT LICVKL -• 'IT llv MORE LISTINGS SOLD wllti Yards, relitr*. gnrigrn. norm. Hava Rooting, Siding ft Insulation gnrAgfi Wltll dlUotta, ba§«ment and »tMt; IOOITH, Iriick. Tll-7140 *fl*ir * run. kttchcDJ, itraga, trpalra and att«ra- l'.\l.!HH>. i>l.ia!N™*JO. INC. Rwiflng. •idTng WAI.KKA A WAlsKKIt, ItenltiM i, Jim tlrma. Hcrbart kl«f»rattrli 741-V.MH. MASONHY - flt*pi. Painting. Carpfn nr »,•[• try. PrnfenH.onnl work. ftei«on»M« .mutation tnilallod and gn»rant««i11 iu« nil,I (lrp[>la(-e. Irt flhr*wdlmiy 7C1-3V12. 2( lt-nl. Mtmt itll i HOWBM. TWP Rrlckyurd It I. M,i> Alooa. Work guarantesd. BRITE or rent, tliree. bedrAomi. Urs L*t ui buy (ha diamond• you . TUB OOWBTnA room, .linltif room, mtrtn»ii und w«tr nr Ut ua reatyU th«m to Palnildf and Decorating PROWN'S REALTY, INC. enrtnr. TwoM-ftr xnrfi|e. ('nil evf 91 K. Frnnt Hi., rted Rank. HIHTfH). P«r«mally. Reuailll«'«. M Prrlng. rullr Ininrsi- For fr** -V rivli Ifcrf ft iw "I laarnad ysitsrday — Ent*rtalnm«nt •^Ilinur*.,. mil T4T S041 T«l. Aniweiini Service) Multiple Lilting S»rvic« Llr.«ni«d RMI Eitat* Broker rf# b»th and inn porth. Gncni lo wlt)i ftnlihed recrc niiiin room r,\ fNWnloiir~AVrTnffxTE S3T6 Hlflhvmy 35 H«l«l nation. Qul«t nitlfhborhond Dramm lent lor ill Inn. prlred at $ll*.!HMt i I'm taaching Mn. Jonsi d TlaJr*tf «v«UaM« tor J«(»»t rTfll flR ^nTjr ssnrrlaiy. N» need I Sea Pej. Jl» In th. •choo) it«*rhy. $300 (.own. Hnnthly p«y 6T1-31H nf>A. we hive tnitiiev \\\ ing Alto »J»*e«?raMft*r, bur prirti «r* mei.t of I10O Inrlu<1et •v»rythtrl|. 41 BR * WAI.KCR, rtealfora, Mid driva Ids cat ids 4°' ' vty Btowa and Major ttwirii K ch"Mf tnin ih*\rt. Call Stark Paint- miss callt 31 hMir answarWa | Yallow Cages. tnwrJ-Holmdel. - Multlpt* Uitlnte and f" llimmniiih St.. JUrt Bank vtcs 7I1-4TM). AlchLrdiM. Av*. rhon* lir. Jay, TIT ln> "> rnr ma auimat*. T4I 4BV) 0M5. Trade-in*, flend tor Catalog. «7| 33tl Rajislar Want Adtl" I JU4A64 741-3&U Dally t4i Sal,. Sunday 10-* ~TtM»d*y, July 5,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Complete Program Listings

WCBS-TV ChuuMlI , WNEW-TV , WOK-TV . WNBCTV 17 . . WABC-TV WPDC-TV -TM EAT R ES-" Caroli Landlt-W mils. TUIIDAY 4_My Momer, Ttie Cor-Color # • COMFORTAILY AIR CONDITIONED * S-Route «4-Dromo „ AFTERNOON 7—Film—Gun Cralv— -• lt:H 7—Combat—Drama Ptgov Cuftwnlns—1 hr.. 4Q mln. §-t-O« ol Life—Serlol a—Film—Ccmartctie - •-Jaoporov—Gam*-Color Oona Andrew; -M mm. 13-U.S.A.-Artlsts J—Film—All Women Hovt Seorth— »— Romptr Room—Children Jeanne Oogney—1 hr.. 10 mln. f—Donna Reed—Comedy 31-Humon Rlotits Forum 47-Thl Imo<«tres5-5erlal 4 It n-Cortoon»—Children-Color J—Film—Beyond the Blue Horlisn— 4-Pleose Don't Eat The Doisles- Dorothy Lomoor—TO mln. WIDNISDAY M0RNIN9 Ah* Stam Tomorrow %-Search For Tomorrow H_Fllm Volley ol the Zomoles- aV-SwIngln' Country—Mullc—Color Robert Llvlnoston-I hr., IS mln. 4:M SHORE DRIVE-IN ^—Father Know] Beit Ij-Book Beol-mtervlew 4-Cduooilon Exahonge , 31—Film Feature 7—New i-Guidloo Llflhl-Serlal 47-Sports Highlights 4M I;—Mack and Myer-Comedy 2-tliopodrome - Variety-Color J—Summer Semester 4-Dr. Klldare-Dromo—Color 4—B'wana Don—Children 5-77 Sunset Strip-Mystery 7—Prated Know—Sdotation 7—McHole'i Novv 7:M "t—New— Dunn, Murray lews—Ralph Penza -3—PDQ—Gome—Color 13-Wha Speaks For N Y.t 31-Investors Roundtobte 4—Today—Color .S—Cartoon!—Children 7—Gale Storm—Comedy T—Ben Catey—Dromo 47—Boxing— Newark 7-.M A GIANT •-World Adventures-Color II—Film—fog Wond— 4_Fllm—My Favorite Sey— I—News—Mike Wallace i ^ Lionel Atwell—«0 rnm. Bob Hooe-2 hrs — 7-Cortoens-Chl Wren-Color 1:» 7—F Troop-Comedy 7:H *-Newi—Ralph Penia CONTESTANTS — Linda Wrigfit, 507 Dock St., Union Beach, Mrs. Sheila Infant*, 120 SHADOW" «-Kino and Odlt—cartoons •— Twilight Zone—Drama 31-5clenct Seminar 1—Captain Kangaroo B»TTi«ny Rd., KeypoH, and Lynn R. Howard, 162 Ninth St., West Ksaniburg, «r» «n- f-Newi 11—Film— Three Foon West— twad in the annual "Miss Excursion Day" contest, sponsored by the Prudential Intur- John Wayne—1 hr. 15 mln. 5-Newi SENTABEKB 5-As Th» World Turn* , 7—Littl. Ratnls—comedy 4— Let > Make » Deal- Olor }—Petticoat Junction—Color Il-Blegraphy—Oocumentary anci Company Athletic Association in Asbury Park Aug. 5. »-FHm—Comivol In Cosla Rleo— J-Coll J5-We«leni 1:45 Dick Ho-ymn-1 tir., SO tnln, 7-Pevton Wact—Serial S-KIng And Odie—Cartoons •-Jomei B«rd-Wowen III 3—CBS Reporrl 2—Oennll Ine Menace ;4-N*ws-Floy 11— Baseball—Yankees—Color 11—Zone Grey—(nreltem •:* ASBURY PARK - More than elect four runners-up, all of •—Form Report Mom & Dad Too! NOW 2nd lift WEEK I I:H 47—News)—Juan Anael Bros whom will receive prizes. The I—House Party-Llnktetter—Color W:« f:8 6,000 people will tx on hand! 5—News 4—Doctors—Serial 47-Uoal News—Tito Alba new "Miss Excursion Day" will •-News And Woather Aug. 5 when Prudential Insur- AMPLE FREE PARKING y—A time For Us—Serial JOIN THE 47-Sporti-Faos*i Miranda f:» ants* Company Athletic Associ- be crowned by Prudential presi- 7-News-Morlene Sanders J-Leave II To Beaver ates chooses Its "Miss Excur- dent Orville E. Beal, and last FUN ... }-HewS—Tom Dunn—Color S-Yoga For Htttltti year's winner, Beth Bush of Rah- ALSO STARTS TOMORROW AT }-To Tell The Trulti 4—Mewl McGee—Color 7—Film—A Little Bit ot Heaven— sion Day." r 4\_Anorhsr World—Color 5— Newt Gloria Jean—-90 mln. Her coronation will highlight way. I 7—General Hospital 7—News—Beutel, Martin e-iome Herolcal Solrlhs WED. Afternoon Jl-Book Tolk—Discussion *-fllm—Tatl In ttie Saddle- n-Ccorler) Mils—Serial the association's 48th annual out- The contest judges include Ber- POMUlUNlly I J:M John Wayne- 1 hr., 45 mln. ?H ing attended by Prudential em- gen County Freeholder Mrs. Dor-KIDDIE SHOWS U F&TflNTflWN . J-Newi H_Fllm-Tne Flreboll- 4 News Alec Glftord-Color Mlckey Rooney—40 mln. is Mahalick, artist James Carlin 10:00 ployees, their families and . 1-Nr-ws-Douglas Edwordt 11:11 1—1 Love Lucy—Comedy guests. of Nutley, and producer Frank At The Following • y» 4-Weomer-Flelo-Color 4—Eye Guess—Gome—Color Carrington of the Paper Mill 2-Edo* of Night—Serial 5-*»erv Griinn—Vorle«y 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery About 59 Prudential girls are WALTER READE DIRECT FROM ITS PREMIERE SHOWINGS. 4-You Dent say!—Gome—Color 7—Weother—Tex Antoln* t-Fllnv-VVagonmoster- Playhouse, MiHburn. • ,-5-Soupy Soles—Comedy 11:15 11-People In Conllld expected to compete for the title AIR CONDITIONED THEATRES 4-Lacal News-Harh-Color Other events of the day in- SPECIAL EN6A6EMENT AT SPECIAL PRICES. NO RESERVED SEATS. 7-Nu'sss-Serlal .10:10 at 2:30 p.m. in Convention Hall. AT Z P.M. DOORS OPEN 1:30 f—Firrside Theoter—Drama 7-Nevrs-Beutil. MarNa 7-News-BIII Owen clude' treasure hunts, a gol 11:B The prizes that go with it are a Jl-FHm Short! 10:15 sancUrap contest on the beach '.'. 4:M 4-Soorts—Teooue—Color 4—News—Vonocur—Color $500 savings bond, a silver bowl -S-Secret Storm—Serial n:» H-.10 a photo contest, and a push-ball '4-Matcti Gome—Color 2-fllnv-Dan'l Bttker 4a Knack- from the city of Asoury Park, NOW EVERYONE CAN SEE J-McCeys—Comedy contest between the "Miss Ex- _ rantoiv 5-Oiuck McCann-Color Rtdnrd WMmork—90 mln. 4—Concentration—Gome a trophy and a weekend at As- 7-Dork Shodcvw—Swlal 4-Jshnry Carson—Variety—Color S—Topper—Comedy bury Park's Berkeley-Carteret cursion Day" contestants and then •• RED BANK fr-Gyosy—Ponel 7—Film— BtuebeortTl Ten Honey- 11-Tlm Tyler's Luc«- hostesses of the Excursion Day THE MOST LOKIllY ll-Around The Clock moons—Oeorae Sanden—I hr., 30 Frankle Tlmrtas Hotel. mln. 10:55 committee. Arthur Schuhnicht of See ; 4-News-Dickerson—Color 11:4* J^News The annduncement of the win-Morristown is the Excursion Day 4:N 5-Pefer Gunn—Mystery ner will be made at 4 p.m., fol- BOB HOPE in "3—Fil.-n—The Bold end 1nt Brovt— 11:41 J—Andy Srlfflm—Comedy chairman. 1 \ Mickey Roonev—W'mln. f-News And Weather 4-dialn Letter—Game—Color lowing the deliberation of a panel 4)_Film-Her Husbond't AHolre- 1:11 5-Astrabay-Cortoon of judges. In addition, they will "FANCY PANTS Lucille Boll—n mln. l-Newt 7—Supermarket Sweep 7-Wiert The Action l> 4-Niwi lab Teooue 11-CorloMn-Oilldren-Colar — COLOR — •-Mike Douolos-Varlety Also Kartoon Carnival Il-Eigfim Man—Cartoon 2-fllm—Ttw MloWy lamum- I-OIck Vanf Dyke-Comedy Jl-Prolile-lntervlew WaMaoo Hery—I dr., 45 mln. Recreation Mreti PARENTS MAY S-Sondy Becter-ColOf g 7-Locol H^n-«ortln. Stuttl 1:11 f-Menwry Lone—Joe Franklin OBTAIN FREE Ji-Surprise Show—Color 4-FII1 HoM- U-Coral CrtHC\ Activities SI—Film Feature TICKETS AT ANY 5:15 7-Weottier—Tex Antalm Announced CO-OPERATING 7-Local New—Martin, ieutel RED BANK Miss Ideal Beach SHREWSBURY - Tennis, 11-Th ree Stooges—Comedy MERCHANT Il-Frontlert ol Sdenct horseshoes, volleyball, kickball, S:4S flag football, softball, basketball . 7-Ne»n—Psler Jennlnas 113-Frtendl/ Gtent-Chlktrc* and handicrafts are activities of-i CVENINB Contest July 234 fered to children of this commun- 4:M 3—Hews—Jim Jensen ity in the summer program start- -Mews—Roherl MocNeU, Cafe* EAST KEANSBURG - The Commission, P. O. Box 307, Mid-ing today at the Sickles PI. play- Pressman—Color ,, • ground. SS- foul Winctiell-Chlldren eighth annual Miss Ideal Beach dletown. ATLANTIC ?.7-nim-Tbe Pioud Ones— Contest will be held 2 p.m. Satur- A stage will be constructed on THEATRE JACK LEMMON — Color Robert Rvan—TO mln.—Color Activities will continue until _ including Best Picture. -News—John Wlnoate day, Jury 23, »t Ideal Beach. he beach west of the pavilion Aug. 12, directed by James As- Allnntlc Ilichkiml!.—Ti-I. IDH>IU "WACKIEST SHIP '•"ws—Martin O'Hora so that visitors and spectators lot's New-Children The girls will vie for prizes bell. The program is geared to LAST TIME TONIGHT—AT 8 IN THE ARMY" asper Citron—Interview which include trophies and Unit-can view the contestants with needs of ohildren between the "10 COMMANDMENTS- liffiliiHlfill ilsc-O-Teen—Music ed States Savings Bonds valued ease. ages of seven and 16. And Extra Kartoom 1:11 : (UnsCOOftH a»»i 1—Local News—John THIman at $100, $50 and $25 for the first In the event of rain, the af- Al Snyder, handicraft director, STARTS TOMORROW «:U three places. The contest is open fair will be held in the auditor- TNWE PWVW Valter Kiernaiv-Commeni plans weekly contests in two age MarliM* 2—£v». 7 and 9 MBNJUXLWn to any single girl between the ium of the East Keansburg School groups, seven to nine and 10 to CONNIE STEVENS noMMUNity ~ •— Sporrs~Clure Masher on Ocean Ave. ages of 16 and 25 years. 13. Awards will be given for PAUL FORD — In u FATnirrovm mm lEomicoursurER PMHVISION"7II FROM mm ^11—Weather—Viylon' Forror, Applications can be obtained at Past Queens, are Carol Mar- painted molds, water colors, cer- rese, Joan Ordyk, Sandy Mac "NEVER TOO LATE" NOTE FEATURE TIMES , 9-Kinodom Of The; Seo-Cotor the Ideal Beach office and the amics, basket weaving and leath-' tl—Superman—ArJventurt Neil, Beverly Peterson. Annette "SON OF TOWN — DAILY (EXCEPT WED.) 2 P.M. EVES. 8:30 recreation office in Bodman Park, er and copper crafts. A grand]! » U-Living For The SlxtUt Bruno, Judith Jensen and Mary award for the best project willj| MARINE 1 11-Fllm Feature or by writing to the Recreation ROBINHOOD" Ann Msrowski., be presented at the season's end. Color <7-New Jersey Today Tennis instruction by James foaiajkt—"FACI OF FU MANCHU" COMMUNITY—DAILY (EXCEPT WED.) 2 P.M. EVES I I. i-Newv-CronklteJcotor MacFarlane, former Red Bank ."VILLAGE OF THE GIANTS" And Extra Kartoom J-Newj—Owl Huntley/ DovM Catholic High School tennis star, I 7 ft 10:00. SAT., SUN.—2:30-5:30-9.00 > . Brinkley—Color At The Movies STARTS TOMORROW S-Aitred Hitdtcock—Drama will be offered children nine •-Donoer Is M/ Buslims—Color RED BANK through 16. Instruction periods WALT OISHEYS EATOkTOWN DRIVE-IN — EVES. AT 8:50 ONLY < Il-Lioyd Thoirton-^uiie-Caler CARLTON— North of Red Bank will be Monday, Wednesday and II—In The Low Library •THAT DARN CAT" 31-Mentol Heollh—DIKuulon Cut a, Glut Blidow 1:10: M0; >:«. Friday mornings from 9:30 until I FRI. & SAT. EVES. AT 9:30 ONLY > ID; 12:15; Art ol Lore Face ot Fu Manchu 7:00; 10:00; VII- FREE! MONMOUTH n:oo. laie at Olanta 8:48. LONG BRANCH HAZLET To Dedicate OPERA FESTIVAL BARONET- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Arabemue Z:M; T:3O; 9:40. Cartoon S:&5; Mary Pnpplni 9:02' AIR CONDITIONED 1:09; While WlldernUa 11:45. FREEHOLD Tree, Plaque SECTKNIS— JSRRfUIMS CONVENTION HALL PLAZA- ^ FREEHOLD- Arabesque 2:23; T:SS; 9:35. ML THEMKS narowet •MNETUKH ASBURY PARK Artbeaqua 2:20; 7:20; f:25. AIT n KEANSBURG For Dora LONG BRANCH Sunday, July 10—7:30 P.M. ASBURY PARK CASrNO- SHREWSBWY - The late BARONET— t 325; 1:21* 9:33; Hold On 3:00 IHIII JAN PEERCE Snap on Uiln Street 1:00: 1:15: 10:30. Marine Lance Cpl. Philip K LYRIC- KEYPORT (Tinker) Dorn, son 0/ Mr. and in "BOHEME" CMt • Glint Shadow 2:00; T:10: • «. STRAND- Mrs. Daniel W. Dorn, Sr., of 33 MAYFAIR- Second Beat Secret Acent 8:50; 10:00 Meadow Dr., will be honored •OX OFFICE OPEN Oliai Bottom Boat 3:20: 7:30; 1:45. Duel at Diablo »23. 775-0900 FARRJINGDALE EAST BRUNSWICK Saturday,, by members of his SHORE DRIVE-IN- TURNPIKE- class of 1960 at Shrewsbury Bor- OUTDOOR — Caat a Glanl Shadow ough School. Aratieaque 1:49; 12:30: StlMUndoUl 9:00; 1:30; Viva Maria 11:35. 10:45. INDOOR—Caat a Qlant Rhadow T'30- Cpl. Dorn was killed by Viet BRADLEY BEACH U:Wi Viva Maria 10:00. Cong sniper fire June 4. f orf* ^Inn!PALACE- PERTH AMBOY Ara.b«i(iut 2.00; 7:10; »:15. Dedication at a tree and AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- plaque in the young Marine's DINNER SPECIAL of th. WEEK NEPTUNE CITY Carloon «:IM; Arabea^ue »:ll«; 1:23; memory will be at 10 a.m. at ALMOND STUFFED BONELESS NEPTUNE CITY- Daya of Wine * Roses 11:21. Arabeiq.ua 2:00; 7:27: 1:44. MAJESTIC- the flagpole in front of the new Uy Fair Lady 2:00: 8:30. CORNISH HEN BELMAR section of the school. MENLO PARK Enjoy « varigry of Amtrican FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- All members of the class of •nd CoMiriental dilhts in charm- I'araitlae Hawaiian Style S:49; 12:15 CINEMA- Arabesque 2:00; f:00; 1:00; 1:02196; 0 and friends are invited. ing lurrom'dingi, one. a fa- Riplnit. Boeing 10:30. RIVOLI- 10:0«. mous landmark of th. Am.rican Boy. DW I <;*l a wroni Number naroiuet R.voluiion. 2:15; 7:25; »:M. How They Voted U ACDIIDV DAI LUNCHEON SPECIALS MANASQUAN Indictment Register Washington Bureau Featuring king ii«d drinki. Full ALGONQUIN- SENATE court, luncheont or buim.u- Due] at Dlattlo 2:30: 7:15; t>: On amendment to bill (S.2729" CRST m.n'i special. BRIELLE Dismissed authorizing $5 million for livi BRIELLE DRIVE-IN— FREEHOLD — An indictment fish protein plants, to re- Dolly ot 2;«8 (Closed Mondays) iinntfm Gn Home S:55; UVt lotin- A GIANT Tlier 10:60. duce numlier o[ plants to nne and Ptanitf App.aring charging Alview Rakvin, 35 Sec- EVE5. from J.tt BRICKTOWN ond St.. Rumson, with embezzle- money authorization of $1 mil- Friday And Saturday Nighfi CfiNTINUOUl BRICK PLAZA- ment has lion. Banquets - Special Parlies been dismissed by IAT. « SUM. Arabr«f thunderstorm has the whole family in a frightening dither. A Ift 19 2D.COJUL n V bit overlong in the telling, but superstitions do thrive in the //t 30. Projecting 21 dark, especially in a creaky old house like the Nash's. (Color). plec* v> a % ''//. 8:M-»:ja (2) — Hippodrome. (Premier). Another summer 33. Pronoun i\ M.Kitchm n variety show based in London specializes in European circus % acts in its opener tonight. If you enjoy watching caged lions, utmiJ 35.Colonnad* ts. leopards and tigers snarling and jumping to the tune of a tam- % 36. Come in » Jo V er's whip, plus an aerialist, a sword balancer and a skilled two-' 38. Small u man tumbling team, a good part of the show may appeal to you. VA lupportlnjf Si MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY For the rest, host Jack Carter labors too hard over his jokes, timber . 4 % and there's Jane Morgan and Gerry and the Pacemakers han- 39.Br*U» L2 V. •» dling good musical numbers that seem out of place in this «t«p» til » circus. (Color). 40.DWK \» ' » 41. Anglo- . 1-11 (4) — Tuesday Night at the Movies. "My Favorite Baxmwvt % . Spy." (1951). (Repeat) Bob Hope always does well with this 41 4? lOrt of tomfoolery and the gags keep rolling off the well- ~"othw»~ % 7/ V/< oiled assembly line. The plot of this '51 film sounds like Red Buttons' "Henry Phyfe" current series, as Bob plays a small time burlesque performer who's a look-alike for a notorious ipy involved in a series of crossed identities. The action Is fast, and co-star Hedy Lamarr look gorgeous. Bridge Advice 1-1:10 (7) — F Troop. "Play, Gypsy, Play." (Repeat). Very funny outing. Zsa Zsa Gabor is cast as a gypsy lady who appeals to Agarn's (Larry Storch) gullibility, and soon By ALFRED SHEINWOLD has him believing he's a long lost Prince of the Gypsies. The H you point your finger and lines are glib and Storch has most of the good ones. say "Bang!" gullible opponents The Hand 10-11 (2) — CBS Reports. "LSD: The Spring Grove Ex- will fall over. You need a real Wot dealer periment." (Repeat). Following the rash of unsupervised thrill- weapon against tough opponents. East-West vulnerable aeeking youths taking the dangerous LSD drug for kicks, When this hand was played in NORTH SIEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD CBS reports on the potential importance of the supervised the French national champion- 4 AJ» ISTKLCAtrr BELIEVE IT/) AHD5HE j use of the drug to science. The focus is on the Spring Grove ships. South took the ace of V A65 VK MUST BE SOME KM) 0P\ ISTHGWORPWRE _.LITTLE MMKANOWMC /WORSHIPCD'S State Hospital in Maryland, which offers two oases in its spades and led a club to dum- O J5S -1HADA JSEARCMHG FOR.' rt> LKS WAS "THF l«LI«T HERCOU5MMKE.' experiments with LSD, in which the drug was given to patients my's queen. He cashed Hie king *AK COUSIN « THE 010 CDOMTRy.VTO THINK Pit CHANGED la-THE MEAHtST-ltm IS THE (MY WS?-/ under strictly controlled medical supervision as an aid to the of hearts and led another heart, 4 Q104 A KI5 -SHtP BE ABOUT VDURxjr FOR THE BETTER SINCE ffc. • ~1 IfTTT ONOFFER^ psychiatric treatment for seriously disturbed mental patients. wincing when East discarded a VKQ1I2 W 9743 ' A6E/-BUTSHew45NT Jkw-.- WE WERE WPS/J!B^ II-II (5) — "Mr. Blackwcll Presents." Here's a variety diamond. O A 0 84 •how with a gimmick the ladies will adore. It's a fashion-variety South went up witfi the ace • Q7J4 4 11032 •how, full of creations designed by Hollywood fashion designer of hearts, led a spade to Hie •OUTH Mr. Blackwell, the program host, worn by high-fashion models. 7(32 • king and ruffed a spade. Then V 10 Also on hand to add to the entertainment are singer Anna he led another club. OKQ109762 Maria Alberghetti, dancer Mike Clifford, and guest stars Agnes IT W£ TAKEM ON UHCIE SWK WRM, MKE.'-OUR I AST MMILY REDM1OW/-A. Moorehead, Marie Wilson, Rose Marie and Nick Adams. (Color.) West took the ace of dubs and Che queen of hearts. Apparently North Eait WEEK LATER HE BROUGHT K>U TO 1 NT Pus AMERICA/-* MOWTH LATER THE he was now trapped in an end JiJ Pus NAZIS MARCHED IW/ play, but West was not deceived 4 4 Pus by appearances. He led a fourth spade and watched South Opening lead — V V squirm. If South threw a diamond and one club. South would make from dummy and ruffed with his his contract, and West would NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETf and CEORGE CRENSHAW last trump,' dummy would have have to explain wtiy he didn't to lose a club and a diamond. step up with the ace of clubs If South rutted the fourth spade the first time the suit was led in dummy, he would have to lose —w

Board to PaySeat 'Aides THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Pupil Costs At Raritan LITTLE SILVER - The Board RARITAN TOWNSHIP — In of Education will pay tuition and stalled at a combined Jaycee and transportation charges for bor- Jaycee-ette dinner recently at ough youngsters from low in- Buck Smith's Restaurant, East come families attending sum- Keansburg, were Malcolm mer high school classes in Red Thompson, Jr., 29 Courtland Dr. Bank. president; Warren Van Nosdall, The board, meeting in special internal vice president; Dr. John •ession Thursday evening, adopt- FontaneUo, 7 Elm St., external ed the same guidelines used by vice president and Robert Gard the Red Bank board, which early ner, 20 Layayette Dr., secretary- In May voted to allow its older reasurer. students from low income fam- Mrs. Jane Bender was installed ilies to attend the classes tuition- as president of the Jaycee- * HIKE THE PART WHERE H£ 6JVES UP AN* WE free. ettes; Mrs. Greta Jordt, vice V8RfUCE| The charge for the Red Bank president; Mrs. Robert Gardner, By WALT KELLY High School classes is $55 per secretary and Mrs. Thomas POGO Stansfield, treasurer. course plus a $5 registration fee. •MM WAS YOUR BMCH OC The income criteria sets $4,800 The Spark Plug Award, in the "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean AUNTGRANNVS BrrtB? for a family of three and $5,800 form of a certificate, tie-tac and for a family of four as the pov- cuff link set of minature spark Tuesday, July 5» erty line. plugs, was presented to Mr. Present—For You and Youri. • • Eliminate The board will not receive nny Thompson, John Waring and itate reimbursement for trans- Thomas SJansfieid. To be eligi- outmoded ideas which hamper progress. Analyze portation costs for children I ble for this award given on a na- each phase of your job (at home or place of busi- Ing less than two-and-a-half miles tional and state level a member ness) to see where you can speed things up, mod- from the school. must have been a Jaycee more ernize methods, etc.' This, is not an auspicious time than a year, and have made no for risking money—there's no "sure thing." Fatigue In its end-o(-the-fis<:nl year tive contributions to the organi- makes you jumpy this evening. meeting, the board authorized zation and community. lengthening the school - VOU NEEP HELP, I DON'r LIKE THAT the fiscal year. zation from the Raritan Hay Area linn Mt G.miRi. May II to J-r>»2l S.giitariut. Nov.22loD«c.2l i 1HROUGH FOR HALP PRICE... grades win meet from 11:30 to Don't try tr» fifttit fneritaMe( it OK. with rnlnti»i»*m. Registration for transfer stu Aqwiui. Jan. 21 to F*b. 19 Guests at the dinner included U*. July 22 to Au9- 21 dents will be held in the Mark ]( yoti of»n ymir muutb now. You may obuin a prWikit* if WHAT U Mayor Marvin OHrwky snd Cotn- rlianon arc ron'll put 7«iir fooc you Mck k iraciouBlr. tut not MEAN, TWENTV BUCKS. ham Place School Aug. R from •a UMRVII H wrr* your

Your future it our buttons. Whether Pkmo*. aior TV, Qultora, tttrf. 102 years of service to the communl- For over 31 yeors Sol'i has bt«n tht n b* tor college education funds or musical Initruments, tap* reorders. ttlocc to meel ond tot. A family ot- ty. Women's and children'! fashions - retirement Income, come In and let rook*, and everyihlne. In mutle. mosptiere prevails always. us help you. "Service li our most Im- and home furnishings. portant product." J. YANKO FIRST EASTERN INVESTMENT Corporation We lust Look Expensive Established 1863 AND RESTAURANT Mutual Funds Sine* 1933 Your Muiic C«n+«r 30 Broad St. Italian Cuisine- - Seafood Stocks — Bonds J. BEVERLY AHWKJON SAL VAITI JACK STEPHEN SKAKANDY 747.(^52 30 Broad Sf. 741-1888 . Ml Shrewsbury Avenut 74I-I30O • 148 Broad St.

Toys, greeting earth, party goods, Feaiurlng footweor of distinction . . . Steinboch, Red Bonk, tht leader in Red Cross, Socialites and Cobbles *-,«•'^^^j-*" r flaasr nwne wfes, ilafionery, office Tempting old wolrd treati to suit any fashions, often a fint selection for for women . . . Florshelm for men JHH& supplies, art ond drafting materlols. ><<«^fl|^Bw fane/. Prepared daily In our spotless . . . Strlde-Rlte for children . . . ^^^^Hk*/,, kitchen In the strictest of formulas you, your fomlly ond home. Con- Sondler Casuals for the teen set. J^^^^^H * for y°ur Mtlng pleasure. , veniently located, ample free parking. VjP TABATCHNICK'S RED BANK ^^^B|H App«tiz«n & Delicatessen SHOE CO. jMRjV ^ Catering for Alt Occasion* Red Cron, Stridi-RiU ML Ufa/* 741-9810 121 Broad St. Florsheim ROBERT D. HOPE Ronald R. W. ANCLE NORMAN SE.QEL ,,, ^^ ^ 741-1264—It Broad St. Ileimman

MOMTCLAIR — Four students from the Red Bank area re Personal service and attention . , , Under ttie continuous ownership of Flora's has established itseH Robert Bask In since 1945, Boskin's Service Is our motto. For the finest ceived the bachelor of arts de- ' plus well known name brand men's tt>e years a the quali- apparel at moderate prices, have Fabric Fair has become me shore quality paints, hardware, small ap- gree from Montclair State Col- ty ladles' fashion area's leading decorator and dress made Goldin's a favorite place for store to shop tor pliances, and tools, see us. lege at its 57th commencement men to shop since 191X fabric business. Home and commer- the latest and cial decorating of all types, plut the June 8. They are, listed with finest. finest in fabrics and related Items are their majors, Richard F. Glietz, featured In the beautiful new store at RED BANK 90 Broad Sf, In Rod Bank. 14 Summit Ave., Atlantic High- 7*7-3650 , HARDWARE lands, social studies; Ronald H. Heinzman, 42 Millbrook Dr., BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR "J»st as tar awoy as your telephone" MEN'S SHOP New Monmouth, industrial arts; Famous Norn* Fabrics for Every "Free Delivery" SAM COTENOFF FLORA ALLAIRI Hnt Fashions for Smart SophlstloatM ROBERT tASKIN Purpose, Custom Slipcovers, Draperies Margaret E. Quivey, 25 Farrell 74.-W5S—25 Br«J Slrwf 141 Brood Jt. - ?47-JM7 . 90 Broad St., Red Bank 747-2222 30 Monmouth St. Dr., Middletoyvn, foreign lan- guage, and Emilie F. Scott,

320 Porjaupeck Ave., Oceanport, Summer fun goes with summer wo mathematics. Red Bunk's Ifadlng variety deport- at Baby Fair. Our bwchweor and ment store wtiert it Is our pleasure summer light weight drest-up* art Among the graduate students to serve you. Our policy is the belt |uit right for neat and comfortable quality oi the lowest possible price. who received master of arts de- fun. grees are Rowland W, Kerson, 80 Popular Ave., West, Long Branch, administration and LOOK FOR supervision; Maureen A. Flan- nelly, 42 Waterview Way, Sea Distinctive Apparel Bright, personnel and guidance, for young lidies end gentleman ROtSHT J. MTTERSBY 747-3772 RCVA WOLFF and Joseph Anthony Capoferri, Downtown Red Bank 747.5(98—45 Braid St. 74 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, English. YOUR NAME Mr. Capoferri, a teacher of En- Jewelers ond silversmiths sine* 1H3. glish at Shore Regional High CASUAL SHOES School, West Long Branch, re- Jewefry, watches* silver, china and ceived an AB degree in liberal FOR crystal. Exclusive agents for "Tif- fany Sterling." arts from Woodstock (Md.) Col- CASUAL LIVING lege and a master of arts de- gree in teaching from Bellarmine TODAY! College, Pittsburgh, N.Y. In The SNEAKER SHOP Read each advertisement! Concealed in one of these ad- WILBUR'S 1960 he published a book, "Rich 9 Broad St. Red Bank JEWELERS, Is the Earth," and attended the vertisements are the names of three Red Bank Shoppers... ALFRID J. •fSILINO, JR. IS BROAD STREET Bread Loaf Writer's Conference 741-6537 If you are the first to telephone the merchant in whose ad- at Middlebury, Vt., as a contrib- utor in 1961. He was recipient vertisement your name appears, you'll win a valuable gift. of a National Defense Education Act grant for graduate study in Floors ol linoleum, vinyl* rugs, wall \,.% Partce Drug Co. corrlee many fine English at Oberlin (Ohio) College to wall carpets, formica counter tops ^ fragrance lines such at Guerlaln, last summer. , ond wall We. Expertly Installed by Chanel and many ofhers. (Open cur own factory trained mechanics. TWO TICKETS EACH tvery nlgtit of the year until 10 •.m.) j Wins Degree Baynton's TO ALT. THEATRES Parke Drug Co. FLOOR COVERINGS HAZLET — FREEHOLD — NEPTUNE — BRICKTOWN Quality Drugs and Prescriptions Sine* 1935 EVEKITT BAYNTON AWARDED TO PERSONS WHOSE . A. TRimoLi, R. r. 747-3784 51 Bread St. o West Front St. 747-3174 NAMES APPEAR ON THIS PAGE

The finest men's and boys' wear con Monmoth County's nome brand store 'We have a lorge selection of goad be found here, with quality, courte- used cameras, movie or still, at The little store with the cftoln store ous service and dependability our for men and boys. John Daniels Is prices that will surprise you. Please prices, ftoturlng prime meats and watchword. A long established store truly tht ploce to go for the brands stop In and have a look. trtsh produce, delivered to' VMI free with modem Ideas. you know. In our refrigerated truck. Clayton & Magee JOHN DANIELS NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET Men's and Boys' Outfitters MEN'S WEAR 54 Newman Springs Rd. . Sinca 1146 loys' and Student Department Authoriiad Kodak Color Red. Bank—747-9310 747-2315 EUOENf MMH 23 Monmouth St. Processing • Overnight Sarvic* Across from Menmoulh County JOHN MMUTO MNNY JOHN ACHMA If IROAD ST., RED BANK 74MM7 747-2273-4—15 Wallace St. National Bank

We hove o large selection ol quality Our "Salon Intlme tgg When buying a home or selling a apparel for lunlors misses, and teens. home. It pays to ttilnk of Tln «fte< lift. service ... by appointment If you wish. RED BANK REWARD DAY CHARLES H. George J. Benson FrOtlt S+- R

The fuel cell, in which fuel Tht Vllloo* Prep Shop has tht "In" We'rt in tht shot buslnetlmjrom "A" QUALITY SHOES Ws often hear "I've tried all over to "Z". For almost 50 yrars Taftun's and oxygen convert directly into clotttn for the young man from aroa* and they oil said, you con get II at noiTrt has been synonymous with electricity, was invented in ictiMl trough college. EXPERTLY FITTED Strauss." Our advice: start her« first, women's finely madt shoes. If wt for an unusual notion, a special fab- dotVtitock It — wt'll makt It. 1839 by Sir William Grove, an Footwtar For Tht Enfir* Family ric, or ho If slit dresi. English physicist. Mrs. George Hubeny, RDJII BOX 513A Mrs. J. R. Cole 11 Heddon Ploce Mrs. R. G. Mlscti, U Lone OoK Rd. STRAUSS

BUSTBR BROWN 741-8299 COMPANY Mldemoiielle, Ndtureliser, PAUL MITCHELL 17 Whit* St., Red Bank 35 Broad St., Red Bank Joyce, Life Stride 41 BROAD STREET HARRY »Rlf NWALD IRVING DIAMOND BO1 SPECTOR 741-7116 747-0544 115 BROAD ST.

Serving Monmouth County with de- Rtd Bank's larcjeit DISCOVER Quality, service, selection, repair, pendable service on olt niokei type- man's store. Medium prices th« nawest and nowest rest ring I no, lr«e enoravlng. Team, writers and adding tnadilnei, ai and up. Emphasii on in fashions, accessories, Itogui and municipality services, product knowledge and much more 'nodest prlcei, (or 35 yenrl. traditional natural shovildar fun things in colorful collage clothing, by Bev K«mm. can be found at Sherwood's. Peel Second floor for hoyj. free to come in ond brovyse. SERPICO'S Corner ihop for ladiai. Dlilnbutor: Royol Typewriter Co., Sherwood's Sporting Goods Electric-Manual Portable II pays to play wltti quality equipment 101 Monmouth Street 747-0042 JOSEPH 8. SBRPICO >UO NATKLSON BARKY SHERWOOD Phon. 747-0485 7 IROAD ST. • 741-5300 BROAD STREET RED BANK 7 Broad St.

Shermon's hoi catered to ttie dis- Stop In at Prown's wtiere you will BED RESTS Poslur Line provides person a I lied care criminating tastes ol Monmouth Coun- find quallly Aluminum Comhlnallon Don't cheat: Let shaping determine to 'niurt that shoe and cMId go well ty .vom«n for mom ttiuit 28 ysari. Slarm and Screen Windows as law logeltwr. Fashion to please the child, your hairstyle. The hair shaping May w« serve you? For shop at