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dilty Moodty tfexauEb Friday. Rtccnd CltM PMUI* WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 > VOL 88, NO. 223 PiSl *t J&* S2c !3ll Addition*) lUUIlK MtlcM 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Cornell, Ippolito, doffi, Teither, Katz on Council Nastasio Wins Decisively in Long Branch

LONG BRANCH - Paul L. A total of 8,694 votes were cast new form the mayor has stronger was generally acknowledged to captured 42 per cent of the vote. | Mr. Cioffi, a member of council sentially the same element. How- Former Councilman Michael G, Naitasio, Jr., waa decisively in the election. The city's regis- powers than does the present be the favorite in the race, al- Mr. Cornell, a Fire Departmem since 1962, was third with 2.978 ever, there had not been a dec- Celli finished tenth with 1,541 . elected mayor yesterday as a tration list shows 12,811 voters. mayor, whose major role is that though Mr. Dinkelspiel and Mr. official and former president of votes. laration of alliance from either votes. , . , record number of voters spurned Sixth-eight per cent of those reg- of conducting council meetings. Rand were seen providing for- the Exchange Club, had never Mr. Teicher, a real estate brok- candidate. Councilwoman Lucy J. Wilson, the urging* of both major politi- istered, voted. Mr. Nastasio had the support midable challenges. before run for elective office. er, was fourth with 2,820 votes, John D. Taylor, a member of who ran at-large tor the first cal parties and followed through Mr. Nastasio and the council of the Better Government Mr, Cornell, owner of an auto- Mr, Ippolito, who won election and Elliot Katz, an attorney, the Board of Education who had time, received 1,069 votes. ,on the Feb. 23 government will' take office July 1 as the League, which successfully engi- matic laundry and dry cleaning to the council last November al- edged into fifth place with 2,779 placed fifth in last summer's run- Mr. Nastasio showed maximum change referendum. present council-manager govern- neered the government change. business in the West End section, though he was never considered votes. off election for one of three at- strength in the central portion of (See Vote Table, Page t) ment form is replaced by the His platform was restricted es- surprised many political observ- a part of the old government, Wilbert C. Russell, a Negro large seats on council, finished the city, faltering badly only in Robert Cornell, a political nov- mayor-council form. Under the sentially to lowering taxes, ers with his first place finish He was second with 3,010 votes. candidate, received • generally eighth with 2,435 votes. Mr. Tay- the Elberon section. He won in ice, was the high vote getter in firm support throughout the city, lor's campaign this time was 14 of the 21 voting districts. the Ctty Council race, followed but fell 164 votes short, collect- low-keyed and inexpensive, con- Mr. Rand received support by Amedeo V. Ippolito, Henry R ing 2,615 votes. trasting markedly with his last from the Democratic Party while Cioffi, Samuel Teicher and El Stuart Paskow, an officer of effort. Mr. Untermeyer ran with the Hot Kati. the Harbor Island Spa, surprised Pallone Ninth Republican Party's graces. Mr. Mr. Nastasio, a former com- many political observers by fin- A surprise to most observers Untermeyer's poor showing was missioner who served in that ishing seventh. He had been ex- was the ninth place finish of seen by some as evidence of the defunct government from 1936 to pected to win a seat on the coun- Police Sgt. Frank J. Palione, GOP's erosion of influence here. 1948. received 2,973 of the 8,579 cil. Hejjolled 2,454 votes. who polled 1,753 votes. Mr. Pal- Councilman Dinkelspiel, a mav- vote; cast,in the mayor's race Mr. Paskow had been closely lone had been considered strong erick Republican, asserted last His closest opponent, Councilman linked with Mr. Nastaslo's cam- among the organization Demo- night that with support from the Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, received paign, both sporting signs and crats and Italian families, both Republican organization he would 2,423 Votes, while Acting City posters of the same make and of which the city has in large have won the mayoralty. Mr. Manager Jacob Rand polled 2,293 both receiving support from es- numbers. - (See LONG BRANCH, Pag* 3) votes. Councilman Milton F. Un- termeyer, who served as mayor from- 1963 to 1965, received 890 votes. Keansburg Voters See Position OK School Project THE CITY'S GOVERNMENT —Paul L Nasfasio, Jr., elected mayor of Long Branch yesterday, stands before Hie KEANSBURG - By nearly a 3-1 majority, property owners — there is an estimated Boosted successful five Cify Council candidates who are, left to right, Samuel Teicher, Elliot Kati, Henry R. Cioffi, Robert voters yesterday approved the Board of Ed- spread of $30,000 between the board offer and Cornell and Amedeo V. Ippolito. The mayor and council will take office on July I. Yesterday was the first time ucation proposal to construct a $1,995,000 ju- owner demand — condemnation proceedings By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON nior-senior high school and elementary wing. may be avoided by utilization of contingency ' FREEHOLD - Election yes- in the city's hiitory -the mayor was elected directly by the voters. The question was approved in all five vot- funds to cover the difference. . terday Of Elliot L. Katz to the ing districts with a total tally of 864 to 309 PRESSING NEED Long Branch City Council may with about one-third of the borough's eligible The Middletown governing body hat taken herald formation of a new in- . Raritan Cost Discrepancy Is Problem voters casting ballots. no official action to approve the land purchase dependent force for leadership The vote by districts was 201-82 in one, but members have agreed privately that they In the Mortmouth County Demor 189-89 in two, 120-43 in three, 155-49 in four have little choice because of the pressing need critic organiiation. and 199-46 in five. for land here. - Twice an unsuccessful candi- Erosion Project Endangered The results pave the way far the board A special bill was approved by the state date for county chairman, in to seek approval from the Middletown Town- Legislature making passible the purchase of 1963 and 1964, against incumbent ship Committee to purchase the needed land land in adjoining Middletown, providing Mid- P. Paul Campi,. Mr. Katz has RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A discrepancy in the figures. the high cost is due to the pro C. Bernard Blum added, in that municipality and complete arrange- dletown approves. at once become the choice of discrepancy of some $225,000 in Original estimates for easement ect crossing Rt. 36 arid rtlnnin think Mr. Cahill made these ap- ments with landowners for purchase of the Target date for completion of the plant Ii many, middle-echelon party lieu- cost figures for this community's acquisition prepared by the U.S. some distance along the highway praisals in favor of the property property. September, 1968, by which time this district 1 Army Corps of Engineers set the owners, not you." tenants to make a thir- try this portion of the $7.9 million Bay- ' Want Meeting Although some difficulty has been en- must have new facilities for high school fresh- shore erosion project, is certain cost at some $46,000, according to fall. " "We want a meeting with th 'Both suggested the committee countered in negotiating with the affected men and sophomores. to delay the project and- may Mayor Marvin Olinsky. corps to be sure it is essentia contract the corps again — The new councilman, who is a force this township not to par- that we acquire this much pro] has written two letters,'neither Democratic- county committee- Appraisals prepared by P. ticipate — thereby squelching Thomas Cahillj township ar> erty along the highway," of which was acknowledged ac- wan M Long Branch, had in. his the otWelayed project'. . added. cording to Mr. OUtftky ~ end •lection., camp.-,jnany .prornjnent praiser set toe cost of easements llie Township Corruriittee, In at $250,000. Keansburg Mayor Leonard seek a meeting to possibly alte Case ToldPallShoivsMe'd city- D«moerat*- who otherwise the plans to.,cut the costs and to give their political loyalty to the meeting with officials of the Bor- •"rite"total cost of participation Bellezra said the valuation x>f till ough of Keansburg, last night was set at $28,200. land is "blown out of propor find out why the discrepancy county leader, Stiti Committee- exists. man Paul Kieman. emphasized it is not backing off Commilteeman Joseph A. tion." from the project because of the Morales explained that some of Keansburg Borough Managi Not Backing Out Beat Meyner by 500,000 It may be that Mr. Katz, an The mayor and Mr. .Morales astute and patient partisan, may agreed the committee has no In- Register Washington Bureau Meyner had 37 per cent, with 4 Mr. Meyner will be' his oppo- feel that it wou]d be In 111 grace tention of backing out, but said WASHINGTON - Sen. Clifford per cent undecided. • • .' ]• ; nent; • Sen: 'Case said he had to make an Immediate assault it wants to reconsider in light '. Case yesterday received By splitting -the undecided vote nothing to do with the poll and Congressional Districting cheering news in the form of a in the same percentage, the poll- that he has1 no idea whether the on the Kiernan commtnd and of the Cahill appraisals. offend the Kiernan friends who Mayor Bellezza reminded the poll showing that he would de- sters arrived at a projection of former is ready to, make the have just backed him. committee it will not be pur- feat Robert B. Meyner by more 61.5 per cent for Sen, Case and race. His only comment to a report- chasing land, only rights of ac- than 500,000 votes if the latter 38.5 per .cent for Mr. Meyner. His last information on the Project in Drafting Stage Assuming the same : 2,293,000 er last night wa,*: cess to the land. should decide to run for the Sen- subject came from a Democrat- votes as were cast in 1965, this By WILLIAM HENDERSON terday sent word to leaders ol gressional districts than took The total cost to this com- ate this year. ic source during a call at the "My concern at tliji: point is would give the incumbent Re- TRENTON - The final bill the Democratic-controlled Sen- place when the income and sales munity — after deductions of At a news conference the. New White House last March," he my responsibility "to the' City of publican 1,410,195 votes to .882,- which the state Legislature will ate and Assembly to cteiti up tax bills were in the State House 69.5 per cent federal aid of the said. At .that . time President Long Branch." Jersey Republican said the state 805 for the former Democratic set on before adjourning until the backlog of major and minor spotlight. total, state aid of 50 per cent and Johnson called him aside and Before, election, KOres of GOP committee had forwarded governor, a plurality of 527,390. said he didn't need to worry prominent eyes wer« focused November will be the most im- bills without further delay so the Political Fatet county aid of 10 per cent of the to him the results of a statewide Asked If he was assuming that (See CASE, Page 3) from outside'Long Branch on hit portant one to voters and can- stage can be set for the expected The political fate of some con- remaining $2,413,200 local share poll conducted by John Bucci, didates alike. wrangling over the redistricting — is supposed to be $28,200. candidacy. These were the op gressmen depends on what area: the Philadelphia pollster who tics of Democrats Impatient with legislation. Keansburg will pay $652,640. It is the measure on redistrlct- they must campaign in. has undertaken voting surveys organization development, cam- ing the state's 15 congressional Keansburg has adopted a bond- The governor expects twice as Therg is no doubt the Repub- for both Democratic and Repub- paign experiences and with the lines and it is now in the draft- much bickering between Demo- licans will be at a disadvantage ing ordinance totaling $600,745 to Criteria May Cut lican clients. out of the patronage pie. ing stage, The Register learned. cratic and Republican lawmak- when the realignment plans are finance its share. (See KATZ, Page 3) Gov. Richard J. Hughes yes- ers over the reshaping of con- put forth for a vote. The committee said last night According to the Bucci sound it had an ordinance ready, but ings, Sen. Case as of last A Hughes cabinet member whi that the new appraisal figures month had the support of 59 per has been working on prelimi Head Start Rolls have delayed its adoption. cent of the state's voters; Mr. nary programs for redlstric RED BANK — More itringen From now ort, the government Department Heads Decided ing informed The Register: control. of poverty criteria may has declared, 90 per cent of the "No matter what we suggesl Shrewsbury Council Decides keep some youngsters out of the students enrolling in Head Start the Republicans will accuse u: summer Head Start program pre-kiridergarten classes must of gerrymandering or. shifting here this year. meet the federal requirement. For Red Bank High School Democratic districts to help cer- Little Building to Go But a new and more len(enl That means the income muit be RED BANK - There will be mathematics departments, and in partment heads an extra $200 it tain of our congressional can- poverty criteria will allow oldei under $2,500 for a family of department heads at Red Bank the future the board may ap- they hold a master's degree or didates. But they'can complai SHREWSBURY — Borough Council last night quickly dis- students to attend summer schoo three, $3,000 for a family of High School next year for the prove similar posts in the social $300 if they have a supervisor's all they want. We'll have the fi- posed of the small building that stands in the middle of in greater numbers. four, $3,500 for a family of five first time in the history of the studies, science and business certificate, plus $25 for each nal say because we have th< Sycamore Ave. The Board of Education last etc. votes." system. . education departments, Dr. teacher under the department Mayor Frederic Messina said that the Shrewsbury, Towne night voted to allow high,school Was Relaxed Republican leaders last night Last night the Board of Educa- Hoops,said. head's supervision. Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was students from low income fam- Last summer, the first of the declared that if the Democrats tion-established a pay scale and Heretofore, the work of depart- The department head also will no longer interested in acquiring the former police station ilies to attend summer schoo Head Start program, the require- attempt to pull an outright requirements for the job, and ment heads has been done by be released from two of his five as a museum. The mayor then moved that the building be re- without charge. That will be a ment was relaxed in order to power grab by redistricting con authorized Dr. Robert C'Hoops, Willard F. Browning, vice prinoi teaching periods to allow him moved, and the council approved. innovation here. admit children from higher in- superintendent, to hire two. pa! in charge of curriculum. time for supervision and curricu gressional lines to suit their owr "I think the building is an eyesore," Mayor Messina said., The board's idea of low incom< come-families if they needed the They will head the English and The board agreed to pay de- lum development. needs, they will appeal to th $5,800 for a family of four, help.- The requirement is a master's Supreme Court for help. "This is not an historic building," he added, ". . . It was and anything lower than that is Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superin- degree plus five years of teach- "We won't let them get away built in the 1920's." unrealistic, the board feels. tendent, called the' federal re- ing experience, and Dr. Hoops with anything," a senator from Councilman Leo F. Sadkowski reported that Thomas Far- That comment was made wit! rell, contractor, would demolish the building in one day. The strictions unrealistic for this said a supervisor's certificate the northern part of the state regard to the Head Start pro- TaxRevenue cost of removing the building and leveling the ground will be area, and said they may jeopar- would be desirable, although not declared. gram, which might run int mandatory. One Plan $285. dize the program here. trouble this year because th< So far only 15 children'have The ' board also authorized While Gov. Hughes and hi The council accepted the offer of the Shrewsbury Garden federal government is cracking qualified and enrolled in the pro- changes in the daily schedule at staff have one definite redlstrict Club to landscape the property once the building is removed. Of $225 Million down on its poverty restrictions. gram, which starts June 27 and the high school to relieve over- ing proposal in mind, when th NEW BRUNSWICK - The 3 The legislator said he expects crowded lunch rooms and gym time comes it is most likely a ends Aug. 5, he said. The quota per cent sales tax which goes amendments at some time in the classes. package of bills will be given the ^Petition Started in Raritan Valley USA is 75. ' Into effect July I will produce near future to straighten out Longer School Day legislators for study. The superintendent said fam- $225 , million in revenue over a what some critics consider ar- Lunch periods will be shorter The report gaining the most ilies are being asked to sign a 12-month. period, Assemblyman bitrary decisions on exemptions. and there will be more of them, publicity has Monmouth County form, certifying that they qualify, Raymond H. Bateman, R-Som- Mr. Bateman said exemptions and the school day will be 18 merging with a piece of. neigh- so the school will not be forced erset, estimated last night. were granted for items such as minutes, longer, with the final boring Middlesex to form th To Fight Apartments to delve into family matters. Mr. Bateman pointed out the over-the-bar drinks, boxing and bell ringing at 3:06 p.m. School Third Congressional District. Even so, "There may be a real question as to whether we $182 . million estimate by Gov wrestling matches and cigarettes will still open at 8 a.m. This would mean that Ocean RARITAN TOWNSHIP -Resi- But before apartment con proper house inspections, and can meet our allotment of 75 Richard -J. Hughes was based on because they are already taxed (See DEPARTMENT, Page 3) (See DISTRICTING, Page 3) snts of the new $11 million Rar- struction can start, the commit- that the Board of Education plan children," he said. the 11-month period of its initial by the state. an Valley USA project are arm- tee must adopt an apartment or- for a 12-room school in Raritan operation. He minimized the sales tax as themselves for a battle dinance and amend the zone Valley is inadequate. Another block to this year's Mr. Bateman predicted no oth- a political issue, pointing out ainst apartments. code. At present, apartments are On inspections, he cited plumb- Head Start program Is the fact er new sources of revenue would that both major parties were in- Today's Index Frank J. Cherry, 8 Belfast not permitted in any section of ing, heating and drainage prob. that the federal funds — about be required for many years to strumental in its adoption. , ve., told The Register that a town. $17,000 — haven't come through Communist gun-running freighter beached on South lems and water in cellars. "Cer- me»t the state's needs, Calls Hughes Correct ivic association, now being Committeeman George J. Pat- yet. • • . Viet Nam's southern tip by Amerlcan-Vlet Nam air, tificates of occupancy should not The assemblyman, majority He said Democratic Gov. irmed, has started a petition erson reported that a proposed Dr. Hoops said he,was assum- sea attack „ : , page 3 bB issued until these problems leader in the lower house last Hughes was correct in describ- rive and, soon will appear be- apartment ordinance is noy be- are cleared up," he declared. ing the money would come, and year, waj interviewed last night New York Stock Market singes first vigorous rebound preparing the program under that ing a broad based tax as the. ire the Township Committee. ing revised by the Planning As to the school, he said the OT the 1,003d program of the after more than two weeks of sharp decline; trading assumption. only means to avert a crisis in He said the petitions now are Board. "We do not know when board should plan so that a sec- Rutgers University Forum for statement government, heavy _ _„; Page 15 the hands of an attorney but it will be acted on," he added. Only Change broadcast later. Monmouth Coum "" ond story can be added. Mr. Bateman; a Somerville County Fare by Marguerite Henderson Page 20 will be held for more signatures Some 70 houses are occupied "Apartments will only make a The restricted enrollment Is ty listeners can hear the pro- advertising and public relations :he only major change since last Page Page >efore they are turned over to in Raritan Valley at present. bad school situation worse," he gram Sunday at 8:35 «.m. over executive, was interviewed by year, he said. The pre*qhpol Allen-Scott 6 Herblock 8 he governing body. Building permits have been Is- asserted. WHTG and WPAT. at 11:30 a.m. Sam Schraeger, an assistant ed- children will meet for four hours Amiuementa 26 Movie Timetable 28 The Raritan Valley project, sued for about 200. over WJLTC and at, 8:35 p.m. itor of The Register; Pat Par- Charles W. Lube> Idcsl Repub- Births 2 Obituaries ...„...:.. 4 sing built by Howard Siegel, dally, and be served a hot lunch over WVNJ. son,- nftwj director of " Station Mr. Cherry said residents ,are lican leader, is assisting Raritan Jim Bishop « Sylvia Porter , _ 6 ivingston, Is slated for approxi- for the six-week period. Mr, Bateman, WERA, Plainfield, and Gene Eis- Objecting to apartments within Valley residents with the peti- discussing ex- Bridge 27 Sports 20-22 ately 500 houses and an apart- t.3S comfortable master's shape Regularly 3.59 bike Riverside m.dwtlght here. Both ends of the emergen- butyl bike tubes Sleep outdoors in comfortl Nonce 8olf capl Choose from 3 saddle baskets rUt« notice that Cnrls Williams T-A cy route now are blocked, she 33x75" bag It made ttf blue Cbrla' B*r, haa applied to the .Mayor aid. styles. Assorted colors. Airy Heavychromed M For 26x175. and Council of the Borough of Red 98 cotton duck Insulated with •Bank for. a Plenary Retail Consump- Both she and Mrs. Leonard nylon mesh sides. Rtg. 1.69 wire, easy to A In. tires. With tion License No. C-7, for premise* su- Lathrop o/ Pleasant Valley Rd., Install yok*. Dacron 88* polyester fill. 14 uated at 103 Well Birtt" Place, Red Schroder vary*. Bank, N. J. have requested the township Re*19.9S Objections, If any, should be ma^le Mas JtXMn. zipper. fmftiftdlatyly In wriung to John Bryan, :ouQcil and planning board to de- Clerk M ,th* fioreufh ol Red Bank, clare the area as a historic site M. I. I (SJinM) but no action has been taken so Monmouth Shopping Center. Eatontown, N. J. Phone 542-2150 Wsjr 11, 1! mu ar. '• ' THE DAILY REGISTER TfaW»y, Mtf Jh 1966-3 -Bfoiimoiith. Regional j Mgh Board Okays Staff Raises A ir, Sea AMcickers •• -NEV SHREWSBURY - The agreed tq offer it to Dr. Benjamin salary and 50 per cent of trans- Strand Gun-Runner Mcmraouth Regional High School Trigani, a guidance counselor at portation costs involved in the Board of -Education, meeting in the* school, at an annual salary job. SAIGON (AP) - U.S. ships of seaborne arms since a myste- two missiles of a heat-seeking special session, last night voted of $11,000. The board Will be re- The board named Stuart Car and planes aided by the South rious 135-tool vessel was sunk on type similar to the American additional salary Increases for the imbursed by the state for one- yer, Rockaway, N. J., dlrecto: Vietnamese Air Fore* and Navy the central coast Feb. 16, 1965.Sidewinders. The missiles missed ichool principal, and vice prln'ci half the. psychologist's salary. of student personnel services a drove a gun-running coastal A huge cache of arms was re- the choppers. pal and Created the positions of Dr. Trigani, who holds a doc- an annual salary of $11,000. Mr freighter ashore at the southern covered then. Air Force and Navy planes flew •chool psychologist and co-opera- torate in educational psychology Carver will direct all guidance tip of South Viet Nam last night In the ground war, American 33 missions over North Vfet Nam. tive industrial, education co-ordi from, Fordharq University, will work and supervise the nursing and broke it in two. paratroopers of the 101st Air- Targets near the Mu Gia pass aator. receive full certification as a and special education staffs. American and Vietnames borne clashed with a battalion .of supply route to the south also By a 5-2 vote with one absten- school psychologist next month, Mrs. Marylou Renzo was hired frogmen seized large quantities North Vietnamese regular army were hit. Benjamin A, Deist, school super- tion, the board raised the salaries as a French teacher for the 1966- of weapons and ammunition, troops 95 miles northeast of Air Force planes dropped 10 intendent said. . . of Dr. Thomai Bradshaw, school 67 year at an annual salary of some with Soviet markings, afte Saigon, the U.S. command said million leaflets over the southern principal, and Charlotte M The board set an annual salary $8,000. the 100-ton freighter broke up today. part of North Viet Nam and an- Hohenstein, vice principal, to $13,- of $8,900 for thf post of oo-opera- The board voted an additional on the Ca Mau peninsula 200 An official spokesman said the other 700,000 leaflets to Viet- - 000 and $10,800, respectively, (or tive Industrial education co-ordi- $466 to Fred C. Caruso and an miles southwest of Saigon. paratroopers killed 22 of the namese in the northern ap- the 196847 school year. ttator and voted to fill it from additional $450 to R. J. Wimmer, The freighter's port of origin estimated 300 Communists and proaches to the Mu Gia pass. the current faculty. Under the music teachers, to teach fresh- captured four. Light U.S. casual- The 19KMS7 school budget listed was not immediately determined. The 10 million' leaflets were 1963 Vocational Education Act, man band and chorus classes two ties were reported. .the principal to receive $12,500 Military officials said it was addressed to families of North the board will be reimbursed by hours a week after-school next Increased air activity yester- and the vice principal $10,500 for the most important interception Vietnamese who had been sent the state for 50 per cent of the year. day was reported both north and the year beginning this Septem south to the Viet Cong. They south of the 17th Parallel dividing ber. Dr. Bradshaw's salary, now offered the families safe conduct Viet Nam, and two U.S. Air is $11,800. Miss Hohenstein's Maher Stricken, passes to travel south. talary now is $9,800. Force F105 Thunderchlefs were Apartments Request Condition Fair shot down over North Viet Nam. The leaflets dropped near the The increases were recom- Mu Gia pass warned that planes LONG BRANCH ••- Daniel J One pilot was rescued by jnended by the board's salary would continue to bomb the area. Maher, a former mayor and ac- helicopter 105 miles northwest of Somtnittee. Vincent Festa, chair "If you come to repair the Rejected by Planners ELECTION QUESTION — Long Branch Councilman tive member of the Better Gov- Hanoi. It was the deepest ; inan, said tha{ without the raises damage," the leaflet said, "you Edgar N. Dinkelspiel tslli reporter at City Hal! last ernment League, was reported rescue penetration of North Approved last night some teach- FREEHOLD — The borough the variance it would also have will be killed because while you in fair condition in the cardiac Viet Nam in the war. The other ers and department heads would Planning Board last night de- to okay applications possibly night that ha detected a faulty voting machine in the are working, the aircraft will re- care unit at Monmouth Medica pilot was shot down while at- be paid as much or more than nied a garden apartment appli- from them for similar units or turn and drop bombs. These Elberon section yesterday. The councilman, who ran Center this morning. tacking a bridge 17 miles south the two administrators. cation for 26 additional units for a high rise building. bombings have the objective of •'The salary wanmittee feels Spring Terrace Apartments. second in a bid for the mayoralty, said he might ailc Mr. Maher suffered a hear of Dong Hoi, apparently was un Residents residing within 200 able to eject and was listed as stopping the soldiers from the this is inequitable," Mr. Festa Faced with a rtomful of resl feet from the proposed units for a recount. Listening is Register reporter Joanna attack yesterday morning and north going to the south\ to kill reported. was rushed to the hospital by missing in action. dents opposing the variance, the voiced their disapproval last Fijhman. This brought the total Ameri your compatriots. Don't lose your Mr. Festa said the budgeted board members were hesitant in month and were on hand last the Long Branch First Aid life uselessly to help thiV salaries for the two administra- Squad. can planes reported lost ovei making a motion either for ornight to see what the planners North Viet Nam to 235. gression." tors are low compared to other Councilman Edgar N. Dinkel against the application which would do. ^ Long Branch American jets attacking North school districts in the area. spiel, who \s not a squad mem was carried over from last Viet Nam spotted five MIG17s "We have a tendency to think No one in the audience spoke -.. (Continued) ber, assisted squadsmen in get month because four planners northwest of Hanoi but did not of the principal and vice principal in favor of the application when Dinkelspiel said if he decides to decide within the next 15 daysting Mr. Maher to the ambu- Case were absent. Only Mayor Frank engage them. However, the as teachers," Mr. Festa said, Mrs. Estenes asked for favorable re-enter political life he would whether to seek a recount. lance. The councilman, who ran (Continued) E. Gibsoh was absent last night. spokesman said two MIGs flew Vthey*r# not teachers, and if we comments. work to rebuild the Republican Mr. Dinkelspiel said he would second in his bid for the mayor- about Bob Meyner running in After the board's chairman, within two miles of two Amer- want to keep them, we should Party "with men who are real be through with city government alty, said he was making the New Jersey, the »enator told re-, Mrs. Eleanor Estenes] repeated- ican rescue helicopters and fired pay them the salaries they,earn Republicans and don't masquer- and city politics after July 1, rounds of the city's 21 polling porters. and deserve," ly asked for. a motion and gol no response, council represents Head Start ade under the Republican label." noting; "I might go on to coun- places shortly after 7 a.m. when The senior New Jersey sena- Joseph Liga, • salary commit. tive Alfred E. Sanders prefaced Clashes With Party ty politics and stir them up." lie saw the ambulance at the tor also said the war in South tee member, opposed the in- his motion to deny the. applica- •• (Continued) Mr. Dinkelspiel has for some He said he' considered his defeat Maher residence. • $ • Government Viet Nam doesn't belong In the creases* He said the board had tion by telling the board that it Advertisements and publicity time been in sharp disagreement "a repudiation" by the people. field of partisan politics and that en obligation to stand firmly by had several factors to Consider. will continue in an effort to get with county GOP powers. Mr. Untermeyer said that had Change Issue he will do all he can to pre- tte salaries it presented at the more enrollees, Dr. Hoops said. not he, Mr. Dinkelspiel and Mr. vent it from becoming an Issue public hearing on the 1966-67 The board must decide what The city election was ostensi- Katz the best use of the land can be, The request for a poverty bly non-partisan. Rand all dipped Into essentially this fall. dal budgebdt ^ (Continued) he said, and what the master criterion for summer school stu- the same potential vote he would Not Dead He added that he assumes that "We are responsible to the At City Hall last night, the For""instance, they~ Included plan list's for the area. He added dents came from Vice Principal have won. whoever the Democrats pi* to people for the over-all budget, jubilant mayor-elect said he campaigners who feel that with MIDDLETOWN - The move- that the plan was devised for the Clement C. Jablonski, who di- would try as soon as possible Recount? ment for a change of govern- oppose him will be a supporter Mr. Festa replied, "and we are more effort and better talent two future orderly growth of the bor- rects the school. to meet with the present govern- "I waged as hard a campaign ment to council-manager form is of administration policy in South- not exceeding the budget. We do seats narrowly lost to Republi- ough. ^ The summer school operates on ment and the council-elect to as I know how," he exclaimed. not dead. east Asia but that he hopes have leeway to adjust inequities." cans last fall would have been enact a smooth transition. "I'm glad its over." That waj the word last night neither side attempts to profit Voting for the increases "were TB» propeity liSs ffi'the highest a tuition basis without cost to the won. They would have given residential area in the borough, All five oouncllmen-elect voiced from representatives of the Citi- from the country's travail. Mr. Festa, Stephen W. Klein, Board of Education, and it has He said within the next few Democrats control in the Hall of Mr. Sanders noted. years, he plans to "change the assurance that they could har- zens Committee for Improved He described himself as sid- Gordon W. Bartle, Robert Bill- always turned over its surpluses moniously work together in the Records for the first time in ings, and Emil A. Catenaro. Vot- image of the city in the eyes of Government. ing with the Johnson adminis- While he complimented the new government. over 30 years. ing Against it were Mr. Liga and to the board. the state and the nation," adding Committee members dur- tration In guarding against es- builder, Lanza and Scott of Free- "I've had experience with some They included critics of recent Mrs. Grace K. Donahue. Arthur This year the board agreed to he would seek to have those who ing the last several months ob- calation on the Viet Nam fight- hold, for co-operating in the past, birds in town," Mr. Cioffi said, aopointments to the Board of Hamelburg abstained. Norman, J. underwrite any cost incurred by moved from Long Branch re- tained about 2,500 petition signa- ing but as being disappointed by Mr. Sanders recommended that "but I've worked with all ofElections, Tax Board, election Field, board president, was ab-the master plan should be folth- e admittance of tuition-free stu- am. tures, to force the question to the lack of-accurate informatbn them." He noted that his only superintendency, and Red Bank tent. lowed. dents. Indicating he hopes many Mr. Nastasio promised to make referendum, then the movement about the situation there and the high schoolers will take advan- campaign promise was that he postmastership. They count as- bogged down. About 4,300 signa- stupidity of some of the overly •The board approved the posl Board members Anthony Smith good his campaign pledge to cur- could work well with any mayor. tage of the offer, Dr. Hoops tail all city spending other than pirants for places • on future tures are needed. optimistic reports brought back tlon of school psychologist and and Mrs. Estenes agreed. Terrific' said, "I don't think we will have salaries and wages for the rest Democratic tickets who want a The committee reported last from Southeast Asia by Defense Casting the sole dissenting vote to pay any deficit, but I wish we of the year. Mr. Teicher called the new stronger party leadership to fol night that it is "regrouping," Secretary McNamara and other team a "terrific combination, a was Job Ireland, who said, af- would have to." The new mayor said h« would low. and will continue the petition administration spokesmen. Hospitalized very homogeneous slate." he makes it in Long ter the meeting, that he believed press for a neighborhood reha- "If drive. . NEW YORK (A'P) - Former The board adopted a U.S. De- RED BANK — Mayor Vernon the land best suited for garden bilitation program accomplished Mr. Katz, Mr. Cornell and Mr, Branch," said one a week be If the required signatures can New Jersey Gov. Robert B. Mey- partment of Agriculture, standard FteTd f Sib Township apartments aTvJ that':die< major? on an internal basis, without out- Ippolito all expressed gratifica- fore the polling, "Elliot's ou be obtained and certified within ner commented Tuesday on the for this area of the country. It sly. ill *t ity".\0 - borough residents' .would side tion for their election and thanks man and he'll go for the chair 60 days of the November elec- "Bob won't run" exchange be- 6s#«rvi*erene was benefit by having mor«r uStt*«**.».«»-for ^family of four Mr. Dinkelspiel told City Clerk to their supporters. "I'm just manship again." tion, the question can be put on tween President Johnson and as the poverty line. That level taken after a heart attack Sat- there. Sanita J. Camassa that he dis- overwhelmed, I'm thrilled" ex Can't Ignore the ballot, it was noted. U. S. Sen Clifford P- Case. urday, ' Rocco Ravaschlere, of Redwas recommended by board covered one of the voting ma claimed Mr. Cornell. "He can't be ignored again II "That was just two days after Mayor Field's illness leaves Bank, representing the develop- member Ivan P. Polonsky. chines in his Elberon polling Mr. Rand wished the new gov- he gets elected," said another, I was in to see the Presiden' Shrewsbury Township with only er, told the Jx>ard, before the The free tuition offer will ap- place defective, noting that after ernment well, declined to say Mr. Caimpi reportedly will Department and told him I wouldn't run," one active committeeman In a vote was taJren, that,he could ply only to Red Bank residents, be told the eleotioii supervisor whether he would retain the act- stand for election to his third Meyner said, as he arrived at time of financial .crisis there. see no valid reason for rejection, but the summer school will re- there a repairman fixed it with- ing city manager's post until term as chairman after the pri- (Continued) the Plaza Hotel for a top-level Committeeman Samuel T. Luce fto testimony or evidence was main open to any student from in 10 minutes. The machine, Mr. July 1. mary election In September, and The new schedule will ease, a Democratic Party meeting. Is serving the Unex^ired term of, given that showed that the units outside the borough at a charge Dinkelspiel said, allowed levers At a round of parties after the may also press for a third situation that caused senior gym About a dozen top-ranking classes of 120 students each and former Mayor, Menzzo- depreciated surrounding proper- of $55 per course plus a $5opposite more than five candi- tallies were in, the matter of who chance as Democratic candidate Democratic Party leaders and • would get what from the new for freeholder. He came within luhchtime rashes of up to 250 pane, who reslj" 31, but ties or that no more garden registration fee. dates' names to be pulled. He New Jersey . Gov. Richard J. government was omnipresent in 150 votes of winning in 1965. students at each eating area, Dr. no one has replacei'Vilfred Raf- apartments were needed here. said he didn't notice whether the Hughes met here to discuss a The school starts June 27 for the conversation. Hoops said. ferzeder, who resigned from his But two residents, Harold J. levers opposite the mayoral con Now an undersheriff. to Mr. draft-Meyner movement, reap- six weeks, with classes.meeting Julius J. Golden; a leader of Samuel Carotenuto, the board's committed post April 30. ThMcCormice k of 39 Schanck St. and tenders' names werei also de Kiernan, who is sheriff, Mr portionment and redistricting, a the Better Government League, personnel chairman, announced Township Committee Is a three- Sidney Flicker of 12 Murray Stsy two to four hours each morn- ective. Campi reckons to resist any spokesman for the group »ald. said he would accept an appoint- that eight teachers had not re- member unit. replied that if the board granted ing. The councilman said he would threat to-'the Kiernan-Campi ment "if I thought I could help command. He would rather have newed contracts, most of them the mayor and council." A for. because they were moving from ,•'•-'• 1 - '" Mr. Katz as a vocal aide and m«r city solicitor, Mr. Golden dis- example of victory than as a he area or for maternity rea Districting puted recent newspaper reports foe, but would not yield under sons. The board hired three new (Continued) . ' that Daniel J. Maher would be- pressure. staffers. County, a Republican stronghold, come business administrator. Long Branch Vote by Districts In 1963, when the, more Leaving the system are Mrs. would link with Burlington. iidith Ligos, Mrs. Cheryl Well- I can tell you that Danny ipirited of the two Campi-Katz Other rumors leaking out of - ner, Mrs. Adrienne Welch, Miss Maher sought no office and if contests was staged, the former the State House place only a WARD Linda Mieth and Clarkson Ed- it were offered to him he would won out, 242 to 151. The big small section of Ocean with Bur- DISTRICT Votes' 1 2 3 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 3 4 TOTAL have turned it down," Mr. Gold- wards from River Street School; lington. bulge in the difference, however, Miss Barbara Lessuck from Oak- en declared. The delay in redistricting has FORMAyOR' included votes whteh might not land Street School; Mrs. Carol Maher III ave been counted for Mr. forced the Legislature to push Paul Naseado, Jr. 25 ' tt ' 83 147 Ml. «t 175 Ul 124 327 178 142 107 160 13S 72 SO 7J 123 119 .170 1«7 2973 Mr. Maher, a former mayor, Gilboy and Mrs. Helen Mondell Campi a he had not already re- back the state primaries from was felled by a heart attack from Mechanic Street School; MHton F. Untermeyer 17 113 79 64 S3 38 12 . 28 28 40 56 13 27 22 M 34 38 28 35 27 43 51 890 ceived a majority when the roll June 7 to Sept, 13.. yesterday and was reported in nd Raymond Lynch from the Jaoob Rand 30 279 239 185 150 92 63 95 132 86 35 72 63 58 82 51 76 182 107 88 —- 2293 sail reached them. Congressional campaigns have fair condition in Monmouth Med- highjohool. Edgar N. Dinkelspiel 24 149 140 162 135 85 70 100 136 154 37 88 93 109 91 122 68 107 101 139 149 2423 19S4 Vote been blocked until geographical ical Center this morning. Hired were Miss Kathleen A. lines are drawn and the candi- The vote In 1964 was 253, to Britt of Middletown, to teach at FOR COUNCJLMEN Noting Mr. Rand's and Mr. dates learn in what districts 142 and the outcome was appar- River Street for $5,500; Miss Jo- Untermeyer's partisan support, they will run. Fred R. Marra 13 24 31 48. 38 14 47' 37 18 56 47 22 1» 22 28 18 8 11 33 20 49 55 •nt from the early stages. Work- nne Hunsberger of Reading, Mr. Golden exclaimed, "Well, In Monmouth, Rep. James J. Edward J. Shanaphy 15 74 68 70 98 72 76 49 87 94 93 24 44 64 62 32 53 26 40 45 88 94 1366 we beat the Republican and srs had better sized up the at-'a., a school and Head Start ..oward is awaiting action by Democratic organizations, both." :itude of the committee mem- lurss for $7,550; and Augusto A. Henry R. Cioffi 26 214 200 234 203 160 154 127 142 247 197 92 90 102 124 57 95 45 91 100 132 146 2978 the Legislature and the GOP is Former Magistrate Thomas J. iers in advance so the air of'ortuondo of Eatontown, to Elliot I, Katz 39 317 256 284 162 132 64 77 145 160 109 34 97 81 75 80 115 59 117 147 106 123 2779 anxiously watching to see what Baldino, Jr., declined comment luspense was lacking. each high school Spanish at $6,- William A. DeLisa 5 40 16 37 29 21 35 23 30 59 41 64 23 56 56 28 19 22 28 31 39 48 750 when asked if he would accept Mr. Katz carries strong cre- 325. the lawmakers deal out. Lucy J. Wilson 16 76 54 56 53. 43 . 44 34 57 67 76 29 35 24 41 31 54 36 85. 48 54 65 1069 appointment to a city post. Mr. lenjials in the Democratic par- The board awarded a contract One thing is certain—the Leg- He is a former president of islature must decide on a re- Alvin L. Puterman 18 128 ]2l>m ift 58 35 32 64 55 42 30 69 42 32 67 39 17 49 107 49 57 1316 Baldino was also a top-echelon 0 the J. L. Hammett Co., Union, member of the Better Govern- he Young Democrats, a former 'or $8,990 worth of school sup- districting proposal by July 1. Samuel Teicher 44 248 248V229 146 118 89 135 162 175 59 94 117 108 82 73 98 113 154 142 -— 2820ment League. :ounty chairman for registra- )lies. Hammett was the lower It's a court order. Mictoel G. Cell! 13 76 66 '5.1 53 60 49 63 218 114 53 46 97 88 34 56 23 59 43 93 88 1541 Joseph M. Pingitore, titular ion and a candidate for Assem- if two bidders. The Legislature may hold two John P. Taylor 31 267 202 183 118 106 90 129 83 137 178 22 54 74 96 54 89 66 102 47 147 160 2435 head of the league, declined com- ily." In\the future bids for routine sessions a week in order to 'clear the decks" of all bills Rudolph G. Wunsch 5 44 56 21 14 15 6 18 16 16 16 3 14 7 19 7 10 8 11 11 18 10 345 ment of any sort. Mr. Pingitore, He has served as member of ;upp!ies will be received by.the a Little Silver resident, operates he Long Branch Board of Ad- ificretary, with witnesses, in his and get down to work on realign- Donald L. Phillips 30 H4 10S IN 135 74 69 105 106 155 166 51 82 86 108 47 60 122 76 201 183 2330 a large liquor distributorship in justment, a.? municipal attorney ffice in time for a tabulation to ing congressional areas. Thomas Marinelli. Jr. 2 . II 14 18. 19 18 ;,H U 34 21 23 13 14 12 12 8 10 14 7 18 17 12 322 the city. in Howell Township, and as a submitted to the board at Its The two issues — reapportion- Frank J. Pallone 15 76 47 73 71 58 77 277 111 75 57 109 104 56 56 32 74 64 73 71 1753 Mr. Golden promised that the rate counsel before the state ext meeting. ing the Legislature and re- Carmen P. Scaglione 9 66 52 30 32 20 29 10 16 58 41 34 49 48 28 16 13 11 15 40 19 19 655 league would continue and would Public Utility Commission. His The board authorized that pol- districting congressional zones^ igal services to the party also cy, pending an okay on Its legal- could be most confusing to John R. Pastore 4 26 12 lft 12. 29.,53 16 35 22 14 22 28 17 25 10 16 15 30 23 26 487 act in advisory capacity to the new government. lave been numerous. y by the board attorney. voters. - , Wilbert C. Russell 197 174 131101104 51. 95 131 121 35 103 90 65 161 15J 119 141 293 139 121 2615~ Stuart .1. Paskow 22 202 169 »7 171 152 S9 75 121 161 108 97: 92 86 7!i 94 60 104 155 95 121 2454 Joseph R. Mahon 11 86 52 42 51 44 26 46 55 53 69 31 47 41 71 50 32 35 36 31 74 57 1040 Robert B. Cornell 36 289 269. 295. 241 195 104 168 133 288 238 45 85 109 152 75 138 84 143 124 220 224 3655 YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY Amedeo V. Ippolito 33 150 135 182 184 158 118 100 163 335 170 24 112 138 71 144 82 114 95 202 172 3010 REGISTRATION 832 777- 788 728 641 443 399 566 913 695 323 446 471 477 436 485 367 500 675 731 607 the Shrewsbury office VOTES CAST 107 835 533 5S3 502 401 324 309 390 676 492 238 303 344 355 290 343 230 349 463 474 460 8694 VOTES REJECTED 000,0000 0 0 is so convenient— TOTAL ABSENTEE VQTES 107 •No heavy midtown traffic POLLING PLACES YES • Plenty of parking space FOURTH WARD DIST. #1 Elberon Fire House—173 Lincoln Avenue ' DIST. #l"% Lagowltz Institute—83 Second Avenue PARKING Shrewsbury Office DIST. #S T and T .Oil Company—632 Second, Avenue DIST. #2 1. B. First Aid & Safety Squad Building—140 Bel- mont Avenue DIST. #3 West End Fife House-595 Second Avenue DIST. #3 Star of the Sea Lyceum—Chelsea & Third Avenue SECOND WARD DIST. #4 Atlantic Fire House-1-353 Broadway CENTRAL JERSEY BANK APOD TRUST COMFANV ,DfST. #1 Family &.' Children's Service Inc., Bldg.-191 Bath FIFTH WARD Ave. (West Ave. Entrance) < DIST. #1 Veterans of Foreign Wars Bldg.—169 Union Avenue Corner of Shrewsbury & Sycamo.re Aves. DIST. #1- Senior High School-Westwood Avenue DIST. #2 Gar'Neld Ct. Administration Bldg.—Rockwell Avenue 500 yds. south of Red Bank Airporl DIST. #3 Oceanic Fire House—29 Norwood Avenue #3 Gregory School—Seventh & Jollne Avenues MEMBER fEOEKAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DIST. #4 Steven's Service Station—Corner of Norwood Av*. DIST. #4 Branchport Fire House—241 Branch port Avenue and Wall Street x SIXTH WARD THIRD WARD ' - DIST. #1 Phil Daly Hose Co.-IO Second Avenue Service is our biggest asset...Can we help you? DIST. #1 Zoppi Roofing Company—268 west Avtnue D[ST. #2 Oliver. Byron Fire House—46 Atlantic Avenue DIST. #2 Amerigo Vespucci BMgV-28« Willow Avenue • DIST. #3 Lean* Conrow Schopl-(A11 Purpose Room) Long • DIST. #3 Neptune Fire Hou»e^90 BwnchpOrt Avenue • Branch Avehua MRS. HAMTUB R. WUJONKN 1L, 'THE DAILY SARASOTA. Fia. — Mrs. SM- |m» M. Wilkinson, 88, formerly Municipalities Tots to M. Nancy i Obituaries of Monmouth Hills, MiddJetown, Mrs. JauJtt Middle, music fetch- Mr«. Nancy Awte Bank, a registered nurse, will be N. j., died here Monday. er. Hire Sewer paid $500 tor part time naning She is survived by her hus- 4 Teachers Hired 3 JOHN WOOD TANSEY SERVICES Parachute for Play duties. ••>:••• band, Hartus R. Wilkinson, and Teacher contracts w ; LONG BRANCH-John (Jack; MARLBORO — Services were a niece. Consultant NEW SHREWSBURY - Thi animations for prospective em- awarded Mrs: El in A. Jones of Anthony Palmliano, director of >l Wood, 90. of S59 McClellan St held Saturday for William A. The funeral will be held here ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - mystery of the parachute in- ployees and periodic physical ex- Millburn, special class, $5,850; the head start program, will re- t died in his home yesterday. Tansey, Sr., 87, of School Road under the direction of the Robars ThU municipality and Highlands cluded In physical education sup- aminations for staff members. Miss Ann O'Shea of Rumson, 5th ceive additional pay of $600 for a 5 A" h'felong resilient here, h East, who died in his home Funeral Home. have jointly hired the firm of plies for the 1966-S7 school year Robert I. Price, principal of grade, $5,850; Miss Linda J. month's work this summer. was the son o! the late John and Thursday. Burial was In the fam- Haven and Emerson, New Yori was solved at last night's meet- Tinton Falls School and director Anderson of Klnhsville, Texas, Mrs. Dale Acker, a remedial Elmira Potter Wood. A forme ily plot in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, consultant engineers, to compile ing ot the Tinton Falls Board ol of the Title I program under the 6th grade, J5.35O; and Robert reading teacher, was awarded i mwon, he retired 20 years ago. Middletown. "realistic" figures of gallon- Education. Elementary and Secondary Ed- F. Dalgenault of Eatontown, 7th a contract for $3,300 salary and i He was a member of St. Luke's Court Finds Mr. Tansey was for many age flow to the proposed Middle- ucation Act of 1865, reported the grade, $6,850. $100 travel expenses for services Methodist Church, here. The surplus parachute, to be years a prominent farmer in the town regional lewer system. purchased for $11, will be used summer session will be attended Mrs. Charlotte Lovekin, a in the 1966-67 Title I program. He wts married to the late El county. He was considered a Man Guilty for games and exercise by chil by about 84 educationally de- science teacher, will receive $400 She will give individualised In- : len Coleman Wood. leading potato grower and was Councilman Richard C. Stryfc- struction to slew readers In the er, local water and sewer chair dren of the lower grades, George ficient children. additional pay for summer work ' Surviving are a son, Clarence named as such in a book on the C. Malone, school superintendent on the science curriculum. first three grades. county's history. He also main- Of Theft man, Indicated that present esti- Classes will be held two hours | Wood of Red Bank; two daugh mates of daily flow from both explained. daily July 8 through August 1 tained herdj of horses and cat- FREEHOLD - Robert F. Gal- ters, Mrs. Muriel Hackstaff of communities "appear to be "The shroud lines are removed in Swimming River and Tinto tle. lagher, Philadelphia, was found Little Silver, and Mrs. Bernice high." From the parachute," he said Falls Schools, he said. Th guilty In Monmouth County Courl Thompson, here; three broihers His horses took numerous hoi "The children .gather in a circle remedial classes will be smal yesterday of auto theft. He had The consultant firm, to be paid Harry Wood of Rumson, andors at local horse shows and around the edges of the chute, groups of six or seven pupil been indicted for stealing a caron a per diem basis, Is expected Morris and Oliver Wood, here, the Haskell Race Meet, Middle holding on, and bend up antaughd t by seven teachers in ea< and two iMtera, .Mrs. Sadie Van town. He owned and trainei owned by Thomas Fisk, 11 Over- to have firm figures ready with- ip three weeks in preparation down like this"—he demonstrated school, he explained. Dyke of Oceanport, and Mrs"Dic. k Dody," a pacer, and race brook PI, Neptune, March S in —"ballooning it up and pulling it Bessie Dillione of Rumson. the horse at the Freehold Rac Ocean Township. for a joint meeting with Middle- Resignations were accepted town officials, reported Mr. Stry- down. It's great exercise, and lots with regret from Miss Shlrlej Services will be held in thwae y many years ago. Gallagher will be sentenced ker. of fun," the superintendent McNeal, 7th grade teacher; ani Ftock Funeral Home, here, at Mr. Tansey was married to tin June 3 by Judge Alton V. Evans. idded. Previous estimates of sewage 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, with Rev, late Mrs. Kathryn Kane Tansey, Assistant Prosecutor Benedict R. flow have placed this borough's Board members nodded their J. Courtney Hayward officiating. who died in February. The cou Nicosia presented the state's daily gallonage at 1,250,000 and leads wisely, but some looked \m< Police Week Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme- pie would have celebrated the case. William I, Klatsky, Red tery, West Long Branch. Bank, wai defense counsel. Highlands, 700,000. ;ure they were not being had. MIDDLETOWN - All town 53d wedding anniversary ii Contracts Authorlted ship residents are invited to vis Celemon D. Richardson, South Based on those figures, partici- pril. Contracts. for physical eduea- it police headquarters next weel MM. ELIN T. BERGENSON Toms River, pleaded guilty to pation in the"regional sewer sys- Born in Pleasant Valley, hi ion supplies were authorized to as part of the annual "Polio unlawful use of a car without tem would cost Atlantic "High' ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - was the son of the late Thorna: iolomon's Sporting Goods, Inc., Week" program. permission of the owner, Miohele ands $2,750,000 with an ocean Mr*. Elln T. Bergenson, 82, died and Bridget Tansey. He farnw Elizabeth, $509; and R&R Sport Julia, 1213 Eighth Ave,, Neptune, outfall line, and 11,020,000, with- Police Chief Raymond T, Wai yesterday, In her home, 85 East with his father until his marriagi >hop, Manasquan, $788. ing said headquarters in tow, Garfield: Av«. and later farmed in the Eaton Feb. 16, in Neptune. He had out. been indicted for auto larceny After a report from Lloyd F. hall will be open for tours bj Born in Sweden, she was a res-town, Colts Neck and Holmde For Highlands, it would come but the charge will be dropped. 'eskoe, policy committee chair- school children and the general ident of this place 14 years. She areas. Illness caused his sem to $1,WO,000, with the ocean line, man, the board adopted a policy public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m retirement in 1943. He retired and #80,000, without, was the widow of Fritt Bergen- Judge Evans sentenced Rich- of pre-employment physical ex-Monday through Sunday. son. in 1990 and returned to this town- ardson to 59 days in the county ship. jail and jave him credit for 5! Surviving are one daughte NO CAUCUS Mr. and' Mrs. Tansey lived days he had already spent there Mrs. Erma Eriksson of t h i RARITAN TOWNSHIP - There with their daughter, Mrs. Mary awaiting prosecution. The re- place; one son, Sven Bergensor Allen, Oceanport, from Septem- sult was that ha was released. will be no Township Committee of Bronx, N. Y., and two grand- ber until Mrs. Tansey'5 death. Gary Barberio, 22, of 13 Eire caucus (executive session) to- children^ He then resided with his son'!., Red Bank, pleaded guilty to morrow night since there are no Services will be conducted to John Tansey, here, until hi« pen lewdness in Red Bank items on the Tuesday night meet- ing agenda to be discussed, May- morrow at 11 a.m. In Poste; death. March 28. He will be sentenced • Funeral Home, with Rev. Rich Alia surviving are another son May 27. or Marvin Olinsky reported. Ex- ad Stmt and 9u«« Anne' Drive, Shr»w»blirY—747-55SI ecutive sessions are now open ard Anderson, pastor of Atlantic William A. Tansey, Jr. of Fair Opt* SndflYs I AM. hi I P.M. • Wtd. aae] Fri. Cvnlagt Highlands Presbyterian Church, Haven; another daughter, Mrs to the public. officiating. Burial will be In Bay Florence Kromelbein of Asbury SCOTTS PRODUCTS View Cemetery, Leonardo. Upgrade Zone Park; H grandchildren; e i gh t To fill jobs fast, place "Help SPREAD FREE! MISS EDITH I. HOWLAND g r e a t-gr«ndchi!dren and one Wanted" adi in The Dally Reg- MhlmM Mrdmtt HO—MoMy-laek LONG BRANCH - Mist Edith great-great-grandchild. Rules In ister Claialfied Irene Howland. 58, an,assistant A Requiem Mass was offered trust officer with the Monmouth in St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Shrewsbury Yon Can Count on Us Fashion CoiU No More at County National Bank here, died Uradevelt. The Freeman Funer- yesterday in her home at 628al Home, Freehold, was inSHREWSBURY - Borough] Morfoix) Ave.* charge ot arrangements. Council last night voted to up- grade zoning requirements af- She was born in Long Branch, DEWEY E. BARR fecting all vacant property in the daughter of the late Irving and borough.' Minnie Hancg Howland. COLTS NECK -. Dewey E. Miss Howland was a member 3arr, 44, of Manor Rd., died In response to the moratorium of the First Baptist Church, a Monday at his home. He wasecently Imposed by the council graduate of the American Insti- he husband of Veita C, Barr. residential subdivisions of tute of Banking, a member of the Born in Beebe, Ark., he was sore than three lots, the Plan- N. J. Safe Deposit Association the son of Dewey and Martha ing Board went one step fur- and a member of the N. J. Wom-Barr, Sr. tier and recommended an ordi- en Bankers Association. Mr. Barr was a salesman and ance stiffening all minimum re- She is survived by a brother, veteran of World War H. tirements of individual lots. Aubrey B. Howland of Wayside; Besides his parents and hisCharles P. Lascaro; chairman a sister, Miss Catherine Howland fife, he is survived by a son, ! the Planning Board explained o council members that the re- of this city, and a niece, Miss ame3 Barr, at home; and four Pamela Doherty of Wayside. inters, Mrs. Dorothy Fascia of ioning was "an interim mea- iure" until the Master Plan Is The funeral will be Fri-' ••• at 3tumsoni Mrs. Adrienne Antrim ipproved. p.m. in the Flock Funer:. Home md Mrs. Pamela Reed, both of . with Rev. Homer Trioule,? ot theFreehold and Mrs. Martha Rue Mr. Lascaro said that the new First Baptist Church officiating. of Red Bank. zoning requirements should be Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme- Services will be tomorrow at more attractive for business de-l tery, West Long Branch. p.m. in the Clayton (Funeral velopmetvt, but more restrictive Home, Freehold. Rev. S. La:or residentlatbuilding. CARD OF THAMM Wi vim I" think raUitr Uue, Putor •enta will officiate. Burial will He said that in residential or at. Amu Church, SUtera of si be in Maplewood Cemetery, Ainee School, Mr. Condon, Fun«riJ zones, the Planning Board rec- D rectnr, and all our frlende and rela- Freehold. ommended increasing minimum tlvea for their klndneti In oar time of Borrow. ' DEATH NOTICE floor areas, minimum lot areas, Wlft. Katherlne Bellottlt PHBtFER — J. Donovan, ot 19 Nor-front yards and some side and Ctilldrer/, Fred a., Chreyl, Robert ood Ave,, Avon, on May 9. Beloved ubnn d of FloreFlorencn e 11. (nee Blumt)Blum). rear yard requirements. Father of JoeepJ h D-D, and JohrJ J P.P. o.»nn or THANKS "By increasing lot tlzes," Mr. By U1I1 method we deelre to think rother of Hlle ChrlotCharlottee II.,, lirei . •••-.< Prices effective our friend* and nellhboM for their l*nea Tolr. and MnM . MMae BurgerB . Lascaro said, "the number of many axu of klndnMB extended to uiFuntrtfl l TTtiuri.h , May 1212 , 9:3930A am. during our houri of bereavement. Wt from the Daniel A. R*U1y Funeral vacant residential lots in the until Sat., May 14th. art eapeelally thankful to Mn. Juliarlomt, Eighth Ave. tnd D St., Belmar. borough should be cut approxi- Jam»i, Rev-Harvey C: Douie, Dr. J.tequtem Mann, lfl a.m. Church or St. Putnam Brodiky and the Humfon Flret liza.betli, Avon. Intermtnl St. CsUie-mately in half." Aid who helped and aeeltted ui durlr« ne'i Cemitery, Rotary Wed., 8 p.m. wr recent bereavement. lilting Tuei. and Wed. 3 to 5 and The first of a series' of public "hit family of Edwin H. Pompiuey 7 to 10. hearings on the Master Plan will be held Wednesday, May 18. Mr. Lascaro said that these public sessions will determine the com- pletion date of the plan. Council members unanimously approved the recommended zon- ing ordinance. the look ^ because Would Retain 1. NO SALESMEN'S COMMISSIONS ! of summer... 2. NO CONCESSIONAIRE'S PROFIT I Walling If 3. VOLUME IUSINESSI 4. EASY FINANCING I Law Passes our skimmi^fs MIDDLETOWN - Police Chief Raymond T. Walling will be re- tained if legislation introduced in the Assembly Monday by As- and shifts semblyman' Joseph Aztollna is adopted. The bill would enable a chief to retain his job until age 70. Chief Walling would have to retire in October at the age of 65 under the 1944 state pension act which requires office holders in police departments to retire at 65. You'll bt amend at how economically you can have Township Committeeman Doug- las R. Burke said yesterday that an •xtra room. Our price* are lovmt. workmanship if the bill is adopted, Chief Wall- rht flneif. It won't cost you anything for a free •in-, ing will be retained, adding that matt to call today on any type Improvement. the chief has done a very good job. -•X He said Mr. Azzolina, chair The lean, languid line of skim- man of the local GOP executive Modem Kitchen Modern Bath committee, told the Township mers and shifts are bliss on a Committee he would see if he could do something to enable the summer day. We have a terrific chief to stay on until age 70. Mr. Burke expressed doubt collection in cool easy-care fab- that the bilj will be approved, You con hgvt your drtam Remtdel your present both or however. rics ... pretty new detailing' kitchen rjnd flit priu can bt lei ui odd a iparkllng new 10 much tin fton yw pnlgftt beautiful bathreem to your "The committee has pretty Imoglnt. Gtl our Irn tit!- noun. No obligation for o free much accepted that the chief and~ summery shades from dark matt ornJ s»*. eillmoK. will have to retire," he added. to light. All this great "fashion it FIRST PAYMENT SEPT. Feldt to Leave a can't-be-mlssed Sears price. Synagogue Post Misses', Miss Petite, Half Size*. p UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY RUMSON -"Harry Feldt, ad- ministrator pf Congregation Bnai NO MONEY DOWN Israel, said yesterday he will be retiring from thi. position with the synagogue, on June 1. • Domtn • Moi.ru Klrchea Mr. Feldt, who is 73, joined • Roofinq-Sldlng • Modern Bathroom the synagogue in 1323 and has • HIM AeMMoM • Plumblitfl-Heoflnq held every congregational office • fared liclaiiim • Moionnr there. Active in Boy Scout Troop • Attic Races 60 nnd holder of the Silver Beav- er award, he was manager of Leon's Cleaners in Red Bank for 37 years, retiring five years ago. • • ••••; : ••.-..

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And New York. so have many of our readers who have as they can so traffic jams can be pre- It sounds like an elegant version of the written letters to us, complaining vented and the motorists can get to old Jew-and-the-Irishman jokes. Hellinger about the use of the trap as a method the $2 betting window at Monrnouth was not a religious Jew, but his heart was to catch speeders. Park as rapidly as possible. always with his forebears. Ha wrote a syn- The little game that police and dicated column of O. Henry type stories. Well, we saw a state police speed In all, this charming man with the slick trap in operation Thursday on the state police play with motorists is of jet hair and the pale blue eyes, the hoarse Garden State Parkway spur in Eaton- questionable value. The speed traps Broadway voice, the blue suits and white and the unmarked cars may result in •ties, wrote 5,400 yarns and two books. town. violators being caught — but it does Some were good. Some were hungry. ' And the first quick reaction we He drove a boat-shaped Kissel automobile little, if anything, to build up con- have is that there must be a better way BISHOP and wore gray felt hats with the brim fidence in law enforcement methods. snapped down. He earned $1,000 a week as to catch speeders. The speeding motorist will accept a Broadway columnist and $3,500 as a movie producer. What - We do not want to give the im- being nabbed — but he will take a he couldn't spend, he gave away. pression that we condone motorists ex- He married Gladys Glad, a Bronx blonde whom FlcrenJ rightful dim view of the situation if 1 ceeding speed limits. The many Ziegfeld called "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World; ' trickery is used to get him. He made trips around the world, lived in a gorgeous east-' editorials we have written and the What happens is that a person's side apartment in New York, leased a whole railroad car campaTghs"we" have waged; in behalf "respect for authority and the law is to go to a football game, and kept a pocket full of $2 bills of traffic safety attest to our position diminished because he knows that a folded to stamp size for passing out to bums Who shook bands., on the subject. devious method was used to catch him. and said: "Hello, Mark." Speeders deserve to be caught*—, And the purpose of the little game * _ * * ".•• ' -;••••. '•-' ••' actually serves no purpose at all — ON THE AVERAGE," he knocked off a fifth of brandy a and, if found guilty, they should be day, and he died in Christmas week 1947 of a heart attack. except to intimidate the driver and not penalized. He was 44. Ordinarily, men do not love other men. But make him the safer motorist that he Hellinger was beloved by Toots Shor, Jimmy Cannon, But police, and especially the state should be. Jim Bishop, Walter Winchell, Owney Madden, Burt Lancaster;. police, should be careful to make cer- If police and state police are going Humphrey Bogart, Sime Silverman, Edmund O'Brien, and tain they enforce the law fairly and Bing Crosby. Those who were able shed a tear. to catch speeders—we say more power impartially—keeping in mind that the The marriage of Hellinger to the Franciscans at St. to them< ,public Jjuilds up respect or disrespect Bonaventure occurred attar the writer died. His widow, was -. But.ILshquId J>e_ done in ai manner aware of the ego in men which makes them want to leave a for them based on the way they carry that is fair and just and will leave no mark after they go. First she built a mausoleum for him In out their duties. Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown, N.Y. doubts in the mind of the motorist— Take the Eatontown parkway spur In his will, he had said he wanted to be buried in light who, for the most part, is a law-abid- of the Hudson River. Gladys Glad stood next to the mausoleum' speed traps as an example. ing citizen — that he was fhe victim and, through the maples, saw a slash of silver. That was thai The state police were flagging of trick tactics. Next, she arranged to have a Broadway theatre named after down motorists at such a heavy pace We want safety on our highways— her man, One of the great hits of all time, My Fair Lady, that they finally had to declare a but with it we also want our citizens .. ran its string of performances at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. Still working at it, she asked me to write his biography. moratorium on catching - speeders. to be able to have faith and respect I did it. Glad and I worked out the Mark Hellinger Journalism They couldn't give out the summonses in the way traffic laws are adminis- Award. It would help to perpetuate his name. We found Dr. fast enough. And while drivers were tered. Russell Jandoli, dean of journalism at St. Bonaventure, and being ticketed — other motorists were The way that speed trap was run in Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth he discussed the idea with the Franciscan priests, ' * * * zipping by while state police were Eatontown served absolutely no pur- completely oblivious to how fast they pose but to give state troopers some- THEY THOUGHT it was good. Most college awards con- were traveling. thing to do on a slow day, sist of a plaque or a certificate. Heliinger's is different. We Outlook for Food Prices select the most needy from among the top five journalism students and give him $500 and a job. He can select news- The 1966 peak in average farm prices Politics aside, here are authoritive pro-^ Joy For The Commuters was reached in February-March, assuming jections of probable changes in prices paid paper work, magazine work, television, radio or book pub- no unforeseeable natural or man-made disas- to farmers for leading products and in retail lishing. .; It was a good day for commuters the complaints of commuters, that ter pulverizes today's outlook for production prices of the foods derived from these Once a year, in May, we have a luncheon in New York; Monday — and we can understand rushed the work along when there were and marketing. By year end, pricts received products. The winner is announced and, if he wants to get Into radio their joy. doubts that it"would ever get started. by farmers should be run- Prices Received by Farmeri (In Cents) or television, • we turrr it over to Douglas Edwards or John ning 8 to 10 per cent below . : Last. Qtr, Daly. If his heart's desire is newspaper, work, 'the job ii - The Raritan River Bridge, knocked Now our criticism must turn to M»rcti. Product Unit 3/65 3/66 1966 given to William .Randolph Hearst, Edward Majiar, Bradley out March 3 when it was struck by a praise — for once the project was un- The 1966 peak in aver- Lettuce lb. 3.1 6.6 4.0 Kelly or perhaps to me. ' '•'•Y freighter, was back in operation — and dertaken all efforts were made to beat age retail food prices is. Fresh Tomatoes lb. 12.0 10.3 8.0 The committee has men in each of the communications county commuters could make a nor- the May 15 deadline that had been set. probably being reached this Potatoes lb. 4.5 2.2 1.7 media. Anyone can join. Full membership costs $100 a yean mal rail trip to northern cities with- And the repair crews worked with great month, again assuming the Eggs doz. 30.7 41.6 33.0 Associate Members are tapped for 550 a year; Corresponding unpredictable doesn't make Oranges lb. 2.6 1.7 1.7 Members go for $25 a year. Dr. Jandoli is now buttonholing out'having to get off the train at South speed and had the bridge in operation obsolete every now reason- Butterfat lb. 58.6 63.0 63.0 people all over America because he wants the fund to be self- Amboy, board a shuttle bus, and then Friday night able projection. By year Milk qt. 9.8 . 10.6 10.8 perpetuating. take another train on the other side We hope the railroads get their end; . retail food prices Broilers lb. 15.6 . 17.4 13.0 Hellinger was a sweet ham. He was cut to, slie only piice. should be running 1 to 2 Hogs lb. 16.3 24.0 19.5 That was when he was in Hollywood and the talk centered of the river. customers back now that service has PORTER ; per cent below March. Beef Cattle lb. 20J5 26.2 25.0 around authors. He said casually that he was one. Had written For many commuters, it meant the returned to normal. And we hope the The Consumer Price Index for food in Wheat lb. 2.3 2.3 2.3 two books of short stories, in fact. Buddy Adler and Zanuck end of car pools and buses as a make- railroads and the commuters can look the final quarter should be around 111-112 Retail Prices (In Cents) and the others broke into laughter. "You?" they said. "An shift way to get to work. For the forward to days ahead that are trouble against 113.9 in March (1957-59 equals lpO> Lettuce 22.9 30.8 26-28 author?" and a 1965 food index of 108.8.' "Fresh Tomatoes 37.2 31.7 29-31 * * * . . ' • wives of commuters, it meant that, at free. , Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Free- Potatoes' 9.9 6.9 5.54.5 last, dinners would be served on time. . With summer approaching —* the man has been deep in the political pea soup Eggs 47.4 61.5 52-54 MARK WAS SO angry that he tried every bookshop. In And, for ..the. children of commuters, •bone • weary commuter deserves a ' sinoe he attempted on March 31 to calm the Oranges 72.9 71.9 Same Los Angeles looking for a copy of Moon Over Broadway, and •uproar: about cHmbing food prices.by fore? Butter 74.9 .79.6 79-81 The Ten Million. No librarian ever heard of either of them. it meant they would get & chance to break. Ahd~nbthing wduKTplease him -He-wrote to Rinehart, the publish«rs, and-they said:_J5orry, see their fathers earlier and more often. - . casting a decline in farm prices. "For the Milk 23.7 24T2 24.5-25:0 more than to get to and from-work on Secretary of Agriculture to hail a drop in - Broiler* :• 38.5, .43.7., 33-35 We haven't stocked those books in years. We registered criticism of the rail- time so he can enjoy.the beach, the farm prices is like having the Secretary of Pork • >. " 57;2 78.0 68-70" Hellijiger started making the rounds of the dusty, second- roads for the delay "far-getting the golf course, and the other joys of coun- Labor come out in favor of wage cuts;" has Beef 78.5 86.1 83-84 hand shops. In a chauffeured limousine, he went from one to bridge repair job under way. And we try living. After all, that's why he been.a typical blistering comment. Bread 21.0. 21.6 21.8-22.0 another, looking for an item which once_ sold for $2.50. At But all Freeman was doing was empha- Despite this likely leveling off, net farm last he saw a copy of The Ten Million; "on a shelf. 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An ancillary ap- •YOR" plication to determine the prob- . able date. and place of birth of POT ROAST ! SARDEN a person, however, must pres- Grapefruit Juice ently be brought into the court- c room. This bill would permit CALIF. ^F BONELESS 7*flie"court to retain jurisdiction BATHROOM tt the entire proceeding." CHUCK BONE-II ^^^ TISSUE ' Oa Grind Jurori CHUCK CUT • • Concerning selection of grand s Soft-weve Jurors, Mr. Coleman declared: Ib. "Presently, a clause permits ib.W the drawing of 35 or 50 name? for the panel without provision for drawing any number over 35 S.O.S, Soap Pads 2 or less than 50. Experience has •...•. • • • . «# •. ihown that depending on the county, 35 names may be too few and 50 too many. By pro SMOKED HAMS viding some flexibility, this bill would permit the assignment SHAHK BUTT Finast Grape Jelly judge to fix any number be- tween 35 and 50." PORTION PORTION A third bill would allow a parent or spouse of a minor oi Ib. incompetent to make application when the belongings of such per- Peanut Butter FINAST CHEF4OY^R«EE ions may be up for sale. 0 It also confers upon the County or TASTY CHEESE Court the sane jurisdiction in "I " 49c Beef Ravioli such, matters, as held by the Ib NABISCO FIG NEWTONS Superior Court, Finast Sliced Bacon 79<=| LA CHOY SOY SAUCI •r Mr. CHIP BONELESS BURRY GAUCHO COOKIES pkg. CHOW MEIN NOODLES 4 Traffic Finast Sliced Salami £ 39c | b nus J • PARTY ASSORTMEHTs» r.c»lp; 45e DEPOSIT *» -ton.- Lights Set Finast Sliced Bologna £ n B COn'S BEVERAGES MEATLESS CHOW MEM "^ \t 33c MARSHMALLOW FLUFF For Rt. 9 STEAKS Liverwurst Chubs J°n>* £ 45<=| CHOICE OF LONDON BROIL, SHRIMP CHQWMEIffu'Hor ,,..,. 55c HOWELX TOWNSHIP — The EAT FISH IT'S DELISH DUNCAN HINES State Bureau of Traffic Safety CUBE, MINUTE, SHOULDER, ha$ approved installation of four CHUCK FILLET or COLICKLE SLICED CODFISH STEAKS * new traffic lights at Rt. 8 in- tersection here, township com- USDA FANa SCALLOPS * mitteemen were told Monday "CHOICE" Finast's Got The night. SWORDFISH STEAKS Mayor Charles W. Patterson CHUCK Ib. said the final agreement between CUTS state and municipality followed MEDIUM SIZE SHRIMP Hottest a petition to the committee by Freewood Acres Frre Company for a traffic light in front oi Frozen Food the new fire house. State officials have agreed to GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE SAVINGS 'transfer the present traffic signal Buys ' on Rt. 9 between 4th and 5th St. to 1st St. and connect the First St. Cilifmla'i and Georgia Tavern Rd. signals with the new firehouse. Fire- Fiflttt ill men will then be atte to control Iceberg Lettuce both traffic lights. A new traffic signal at Salem Be a cool customer. TEXAS Kill Rd., entrance to Candlewood Stock upon the best Homes wHl be-operating in two BERMUDAS in. months. Mayor Patterson said. Yellow Onions Frozen Foods you can He added (hat the township will GARDEN TROPICAL FRUIT pay a $1,500 share of installation FRESH buy. Finast Km capturecj costs. MANGOES - 29c CRISP RADISHES Traffic lights at the Rt. orchards and farms in PLANTING TIME CRISP crossings of West Farms Rd., their full bounty of good* CRUNCHY 2 for 19C Casino Dr. and Unes Mill Rd. 35 b bo0*3.89 CUCUMBERS will be operating by July, 1967,- GoldenVigoro : ."^T {less . *; just for you. j Mr. Patterson said. GAROENFRES e "We've been asking the state Peat, Moss-— •£. *" Mighty tempting foods for these lights for a long time," SPINACH ^ «"•.(*»•'23 Cow Manure ... and prices. the mayor said, "but they have b their budgets to worry about AISO fiM also." SHRUBS and RED RHUBARB 2 ^29^ TOR' GARDEN • CHOPPED A public meeting regarding AVMIAHI AT MOST JTO*ES the proposed Manasquan River Reservoir project' will be held NIPPYM D buneh Tuesday, May 17, at 8 p.m. in SCALLIONS 2 « Land O' Pines School. Letters Broccoli have been sent to the 131 prop- FINAST BAKERY SPECIALS erty owners affected by the TOR' GARDEN • BABY or FORDHOOK Green Acres project. Traffic, Dog Orange Chiffon Cake Lima Beans 4 85 Violations Net MULTI-GRAIN BREAD OLD FASHIONED BREAD Fines for 6 TOR' GARDIN WITH THIS RUMSON - Eight" persons ap- 4 tin FREE COUPON il "Mir SPEC/AIS* peared in MuniciparCourt Mon- IOO mmm ! ttpkg. day night before Magistrate Wil- I AUSTtUN Corns? liam R. Kirkpatrick. . GRtiN STAMPS | James Petuso of Third St., li SWISS CHEESE * 99c TOR' GARDIN ITALIAN STYLE ' here, and Jack Mullins, Jr. of OR =1 KH •Nautilus Dr., Leonardo, were iS WITH k PURCHASE OF >7.50 MORE =! " both found guilty of parking in UMIT I m ADU11 — CIGADETTES, TOIACCO, UQUOD. STRAWBERRY prohibited zones. Peluso was as-ji IEER ond FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER. I| ROAST BEEF «»49c sessed $10 for parking in a fire DELICIOUS Green Beans COUPON NOT lEDItMAUE AT HACKENSACK, SHORT CAKE zone and Mullins was fined a PLAINFItlD. WESTMELD 4 ILIZAaHH Finast DKISSEL'S CLOVERDALE • GARDEN FRESH total of $14 for parking in a no- Good thru Sat., May 14th PASTRAMI parking zone. SMOKED SALMON 10 92. i Mrs.. Arthur Efros, Sycamore PRICES EFFEaiVE THRU SAT., MAY 14th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, „_«,„.,» -„ rn la., and William Lane, both of PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND stores (except PLAINFIELD, WESTF1ELD, REGULAR LOX Vi lb- 59C PARTY PUFFS here, were fined for allowing p ELIZABETH d HACKENSACK) W h ih lii ii N DRESSEl'S Sweet Peas ELIZABETH and HACKENSACK). We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not their dogi to run at large. Mrs. nible for typographical errors. AVAILABLE AT STORES WITH DELI DEPT. l::79c Efros1 fine was *9 and Mr. Lane's, ». Charles .Dermont, Maida Ter., Middletovvn, was fined $15 for passing in a no-passing zone, and Daniel WulfT, Jr., Red Bank, paid $25 for careless driving. LUCKY NUMBERS^ Here's a Few Early Winners! Eugene Brannlgan of Fords, was fined $55 for being a disor derly person and falling to give $80 WINNERS $31 WINNER • good account of himself. J. JANNONE, Fords G. W. Moore, Oyster Bay Dr., J. ROGERS, Pearl River here, was found innocent by Mag- MRS. L. JASKO, Rutherford istrate Kirkpatrick on a charge of careless driving. ' J. ADDER, Long Branch

TO RECEIVE AWARD HAZLET - Richard D, Vftaris, 44 Lafayette. Dr., will receive a $60 WINNERS >• $28 WINNERS one-year merit award from St. M. BOXWELL, Plainfleld Peter's Institute of Industrial Re- Put Yourself H. CRONIN, Plainfield lations, Jersey City, at a dinner in this Picture MRS. A. KOVACS, Cartorot Monday in Thomm's Restaurant, MRS. D. McKEVin, Hobokon I. DEMARCO, Jersey City Newark. The institute sponsors adult education courses for union and management members.

D»t?y Register Classified work tor you iroufld the clock. Place youn pom. t \ RED BANK, 362 BROAD STREET I THE DAILY REGISTER W«Wty, Htf.ll, 1966-* Criminologist is Scdlded In New Shrewsbury Court NEW SHREWSBURY — "Mr.,Chaphagan Dr., Neptune, found' Keels, you know better than guilty of failure to exercise due this." • . caution, resulting in an accident, Magistrate Marvin E. Schaef- was fined $9. er made this remark in court Ronald Lynn Ash, 77, a Fort Monday to Wash E. Keels, Jr., Monmouth soldier, paid $3 for of Atlantic City, who pleaded driving an unsafe vehicle, guilty 'to speeding 68 miles an Robert J. Kayser, 40, of 1105 hour on the Garden State Park- Fourth Ave., Asbury Park, was way and to not appearing in fined $3 for making an illegal court when summoned.. turn on the Garden State Park- Mr. Keels is a criminologist way. for the Atlantic City Police De- partment, SUPERMARKETS Sell Fast! The Daily Register He told the court the vehicle in which he was traveling when Classified. . he was stopped by State Police was actually being driven by pother man, who had left his driver's license home. "I told the trooper I was" the driver and accepted the ticket," the defendant explained. He come'n get it! added that the reason he did not appear in court until brought in on a warrant is that "the other man was supposed to have paid the fine." "I won't find you guilty of con- tempt," Magistrate Schaefer IT'S NEW said, but you should know bet RED BANK CIVIL DEFENSE FETE—. Ai dinner of th« Monmouth County Civil Defense Directors ter." Association held in the Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven are, seated from fhe left, Fer- Mr. Keels was fined $1S for nando Herrera, gusit speaker and senior training adviser; Harold J. Rowland, county speeding. * Barry Hughes, 17, of 18 Wil- deputy coordinator who was toastmaster, and Joseph C. Irwin, Monmouth County REVOLVING low St., Red Bank, was fined a IT'S HERE civil defense director. Standing are Edward Mordaunf, left, Neptune City, president total of $20 aftgr pleading guilty of the association, and Kenneth J. Smith, 'Shrewsbury, dinner 'chairman. : to using fictitious license plates MUSICAL on an unregistered!vehicle. Michele A. Marlowe, 19, of 17 Elm PI., Neptune, paid $15 for DOLLS BIGGER THAN EVER Southern Freehold Regional High careless driving and failure to renew her driver's license. 6" high, china 9 Joan R. Moeller, 30, of 7tt'/4 Students Identify Selves 'Rebels Bangs Ave., Neptune, was fined $5 lor speeding 59 miles an hour 4.50 FREEHOLD — Students of retary. was designated at Busi- ty member, Richard McComber. in a 50-m.p.h. zone. Southern Freehold Regional High ness Administrator at his same Mr. McComber said that the Elsa M Becklev 18 of 1M School who have already adopted salary, $12,500, which is to be in- former audio-visual director the nickname, Rebels, in con- creased to (13,100 in July. should have been given first trast to the Colonials of their His duties will remain the choice. However, Mr. Shugart parent school, may soon get same but he will be eligible to said 12 or more had been Inter G RAMAN'S their own school colors. xansfer his former membership viewed and that the former di- VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Lehman C. Shugart, superJn- n the Public Employees Rellre- rector, informed that he would IS* MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK. N. J. tendent of schools, told the Free- ment System to the Teachers not be rehired, accepted the situ- hold Regional Board ot Educa- Pension and Annuity Fund. ation with understanding. PHONK 747-5421 tion Monday night that now is The board also authorized $600 Without debate, the board the time for a decision. raises in July for principals and AUTHORIZED adopted a chapter on Grievances Though the proposal to let the assistant principals. and Proposals, dealing with em- Eureka and Hoover Sales and Service IGREENI students decide met with violent I STAMPS J James Campbell, Freehold, ployee personnel policies. The opposition from one member, NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS will move to $13,100; Walter Zu- chapter provides that teachers Sam Saunders, of Fanningdalc, • REPAIRS ON • Ideabook ber, principal at Southern, have a right to express griev- the board agreed unanimously OF DISTINGUISHED MERCHANDISE $12,100; Joseph Callaert, assis- ances and sets the chain of com' that Mr. Shugart should sound GE, HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. tant, at Southern $10,500; and out sentiment and report back. mand for proceeding to bring Thaddaus Lubaczewski assistant IRONS—VACUUMS—TOASTERS Mr. Saunderg said that band any question before the Board. at Freehold, $10,800. ' ' leaders are the only ones he has Administrative channels would PERCOLATORS—MIXERS, ote. heard discussing a change from Hans H. Krucke was engaged be the first resort and confer- PARTS FOR the Blue and Gold which both for $6,700 to be audio-visual di- ences with the superintendent Southern Freehold and the old- rector, a position left vacant for would be the last, subject to a VACUUMS, WASHERS, DRYERS, IRONS. er Freehold. Regional currently more than a year, in a move hearing by the Board of Educa- RANGES, TOASTERS, MIXERS, LAMPS, etc. wear. that drew criticism from a facul- tion. "The kids aren't talking about it," he said. "This is another case of someone putting some- thing in their mouths." T' :', Color" Cuitomiry Mr. Shugart said it is custom- ary in cities' or regions where, as in Freehold, a Board of Edu- cation maintains more than'.one school each. has its .own color scheme. ;' Freehold will open a third school, in Marlboro Township, in 1968, and- a fourth school, in Manalapan,. possibly in 1971, Mr. Saimders said that pur- chase ot band uniforms, which the superintendent said is a must for the present and the basic rea- son why he rlised the issue now, with the is only a part of the cost in- volved. Uniforms and suits for teams, jackets, banners, pennants, am World's First other items will have to be made to conform, and at great ex- pense, he said. "Mr. Shugart was directed to find' out what the Southern school Students .want, bearing in mind SPIN-OFF that a change over would be gradual and would be (aien only as old pieces wore out. The board consented to permit the Rebel Boosters Association to tender banquets to honor South- ern Freehold students and to members of winter and spring sports teams. Dr. Jacob Lewis, president, suggested that thought be given BRAND to encouraging similar event) for those in Freehold Regional. "There will be repercussion* if we don't," he warned. Plans Approved Board approval was given to V plans by its architects, Radey and Radey, Camden, for the up- coming $4 million building pro- gram. Included is the new school at Martboro and a 12-room addi- tion at the Southern School. Aii okay is now to be asked from the State Board of Educa- tion, prior to drafting of specifi- cations for the taking of bids. The architects estimate ground will be broken next April, and Clearly ANNIVERSARY that the new buildings will be occupied in September, 1968, Paul G. Chief, the board's aec- as light Grants, Decrees: as it looks FREEHOLD — Superior Court Judge Herbert Horn has granted IDEABOOK these divorces:/ v-, Lucy C, Ross, 28 Throclcmorton Ave., West I^ong Branch, Iran Sam M. Ross, Rt. 35, Ocean Township, for desertion. Get Your Veronica Bennett, H Woodrow Wilson Homes, Long Branch, from Calvin A. Bennett, address unknown, for desertion. COPY Cub Pack Ends Fifth Season of Bowling HAZLET — Cob Pack 138 has ended its fifth season of bowling riNAST at the Airport Plata Lanei. The league coniisted of 40 ecouti un- der the direction of George Tuschmann and

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SOLD STAR .TOP CHMUTY . "MO W«" FAMOUS- FMSH Super Markets County timm Rood...:.__ WEST LONG BRANCH -Th IM INI BMXNC PUOA SHOPMNQ OMW Monmouth College chamber cho- IUS under the direction of Prof. Rift END LOIN HND MB HALF LOIN HALF •William Wpllman will present its JACKSON, M. J. annual spring .concert tomorrow •t 8:3(f p.m. in the college's main 56 NOTHOWI Spring* Rd. building. 5* The 35-roice chamber cboru. JUODb.4*. Utm+fH* fMWPIfri* RID BANK, N. J. will sing selections by Pales- T«s - t*r 1—* /«• "Ommtrr Fntk" D*U trnwrni—t trina, Handel, Mozart and Ralph Vaughan Williams. The group mmmmmmmmmmm mil be accompanied &/ pianis Gold Sior • Top Quality - 'Rig WV famous • Hickor Sugar Cured - Lean Mrs. Catfi«rieXh6raj of Long SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE Branch. Guest soloists will Include Her- bert Burtis, harpischordist; Mrs SLICED BACON Solbjorg Lieng, mezzo-soprano; the Rev. Robert Reed, tenor; and Miss April Showers, flutist. SMOKED HAMS Morrell Yorkshire The concert Is open, to the pub- Extra Leon - lic at no charge. SHANK HALF BUTT HALF Hickory Smoked Mr. Burtis, misister of. music and fine arts at the First Meth- odist Church of Red Bank will NO SHRINK >EXnAlEAN play Bach's "French Suite No. IV in E Flat Major." Mr. Burtis, DANISH CANNED BACON who has performed extensive- MOMEU. . GOVT INSPECTED • AU MEAT or ly in churches and recital fiails throughout the country, will ALL BEEF FRANKS leave in June for a concert tour SWIFTS PREMIUM of the Caribbean. Mrs. Lieng will sing a group of ALL MEAT FRANKS SWUTS PREMIUM • look for Gravy Wamwr Ofhr •ongs by American composers Bold Star-USDA Onto. VMIMmmt which she included in her Carne- gie Hall recital in February. A CALIFORNIA ROAST BROWN & SERVE SAUSAGE LINKS £ 59c Erielle resident, she is soloist at Cold Star • Top Quality SWIFTS PMWHM BROOKHEIO Christ Church Unity in Asbury PARE MBS SMOKED FORK BUTTS OoM Star . Top Quality SAUSAGE LINKS ««*68« • Park. Gold Star - Tap Quality m VMl HOT er SWEET • GOVT INSPECTED Rev. Mr. Reed, minister of the MEAT LOAF >- "**< "63c BAJt-fi-QUE SPAK RIBS GoldStar First Presbyterian Church of Top Quality - Fresh Cut MORRELL SAUSAGE MEAT Eatontown, will be featured with Ttt - Pay Uu far "Commtrr'r-k" D*rr rtoitl the chorus, singing the tenor solo ROCK CORNISH GAME HENS * 38c In "The Turtle Dove" by Wil- OOID STAR.TOP QUAUTY.MESH MADt.HOC »r SWEET SOU) STAR.USOA CHOICE, WEUTCIMMED liams. Miss Showers of Belmar wil' FRESH ITALIAN SAUSAGE -78c BONELESS CHUCK ROAST play flute obiigato for Handel's PARTS Soft Margarine "Nightingale Song" to be sung Gold Star - USDA Choice • Fresh Ground - All Beef by the chorus, and wit play two pieces by Georg Telemann. She CHIFFON lb is first flutist with the New BACKS X NECKS MOc PACKED IN TWO , Jersey All State Orchestra. HAMBURGER lb REUSABLE CONTAINERS PKg. Additional solos will be sung CHICKEN LIVERS 69c by two Monmouth College stu- CHUCK CHOPPED - 64< ROUND GROUND CHICKEN GIZZARDS "-33c dents: Miss Sherry Denend of KOYAi DAIRY. "QUAllTir Middletown, soprano, and Lu- tious Zachary of Asbury Park, COHAGE CHEESE baritone. PURE MAID - CHIUED Ye*—Pay Lets for Brand Name Food$! You Always Do At "Big IT*! FRESH FRUIT SALAD 6 Drivers BODDEN'S EAGtE BRAND • Umr Fat Conl.nl than CnM» CkMM DOLE 46oz,ca NEUFCHATEL CHEESE Fined In BLUE • VERA SHARP • CHEESE M BACON BORDEN'S JAR CHEESE Shrewsbury ROYAL DAIRY . "QUALITV" - SUCK SHREWSBURY - Magistrate PINEAPPLE JUICE SWITZERLAND SWISS CHEESE William J. Glading Monday night VITA or TASTEE fined Orval E. Whisner of South Amboy $30 and Michael J. Cow- SHRIMP COCKTAIL ard of Barker Ave,, Shrewsbury Township, $20 for careless driv- ing resulting in accidents. POLYNESIAN ESS. 4 99 "Springtime Frfh" fRUlTS « TECETJBIKS! Both drivers in another acci- dent, Richard J. Johnson of 137 CARNATION Monroe Ave., here, and Arthur ALLFLAVORS W. Pauels of 1 Bingham Ave., INSTANT BREAKFAST 65 SWEET CORN Runison, were found innocent of careless driving, but Mr. Pauels was fined $10 for contempt of qiirt bottle FLUMP court. He had failed to appear in LIQUID TEA UNDEN HOUSE TENDER KERNELS court May 2 and a bench war- 47 EAR rant was issued. FIRM-CRISP Howard T. Lewis, Jr., of 192 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, was fined $20 for failure to yield when ICEBERG LETTUCE entering a highway, SPAGHETTI SAUCES MclNTOSH APPLES . Helmo Raag of Southview Ter. SPAGHETTI MUSHROOMS Middletown, and Gary F: Paler ol MEAT-MUSHROOM nus CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES Cedar Ave., Long Branch, were MAItlNARA-MEATLESS Jar each fined $15 for speeding and CALIFORNIA LEMONS 10-39e each paid $15 for contempt of ESCAROLE or CHICORY , court for late appearances. 2^29e CARROTS SwMt • T"idw 16 Sea Bright ALL GRINDS COFFEE INTERNATIONAL APPETIZING DEPARTMENT Pupils on List FRESHLY SLICiD - EXTRA 1EAN SEA BRIGHT — Sixteen pupils of the local elementary schoo BOILED HAM- were^ljsted on the honor roll foi MAXWELL HOUSE 98 the fifth marking period, Mrs. Schickhmii - P l> f. Olry», V.al loaf . Helen Y. Sawyer, principal, re- Fr.ihty Sliced • Mix or Match AU FLAVORS ported. . Yet — Pay Leu for Fresh Froxn Food* I AMERICAN CHEESE Whlt«.FmliV3llc*d They ere Rose Rondholz, third ICECREAM nappy,i/20o,.49c ^7^.79c grade; Jane Kadenbaoh, Marc URGE WHITEFISH Hickory SmoW Schnabolk, Jon Eilenberger an' ALL FLAVORS-FRESH FROZEN SUM BEST LOW CALORIE or LINDEN HOUSE Leslie Fichter, fourth grade; FRESH COLE SLAW H™^.^ Stephan Deutsch, fifth grade; AUFLAV0R S Wendy Schadt, Melanie StOut, MORTON'S CANNED SODA n<*.a*jc lEWICU DVB ' or PUMPERNICKEL Samra Wingerter and Michae! HEINZ JEHUn HIE D.liy.r.dTwlc» Dally.Fmh '•-25c APPETIZER ITEMS WHERE AVAILABLE (Zicus, sixth grade; Edwina Bea- strained for CJunio r for C num, Sue Kadenbacti and Marsha (REAM PIES BABY FOODS 10 75 6 65 Wilbanks, seventh grade, and 23 Yet • Pay Lett for Freih FUh A Seafood t GERBER or BEECH-NUT Jaclyn Kuczala, Preston Hanson BIRDS EYE TINY TATERS straIned for e JunIor for C White or Pink Atedium, 41 to 50 Jumbo, U to 30 and Derek Tynes, eighth grade. 5b b 0X lb 5 38 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES BABY FOODS 10 85 6 75 Senate ^Iroup Vole* VAUEYfR0S Tfl|ESHKoze N BIGW E N D SHRIMP ;4.8 9 W KT '"-I H0 A RT WHITE BREAD Su c Er !i2"29« More JOT Reef Study MACARONI & CHEESE F^fX N 2 FRESH SEA SCALLOPS "

$75 STOLEN LITTLE SILVER—Police yes- terday reported a burglary took place at the Bantam Market, Markham PI., sometime between 11 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. DOWNTOWN BANK Sunday. According to police, entry was 22" MOTORIZED made through a rear door and $75 was taken from the cash GRILL register. The entry was discov- WITH REVOLVING SPIT ered by owner Whit O'Neal. REG. 10.95 T Lt. David Kennedy is Investi- gating.

3 DAYS ONLY! Thursday Friday COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER Sat. to 6 Complete New Parking Facilities None of the 26 entrenched liquor And now they are trying both to elimi- after the announcement of our plans, a wholesalers who are strangling compe- nate the last challenge to their power and bill was introduced in the Legislature SELLING OUT tition in New Jersey has openly said: to keep needed new industry out of New that would outlaw our efforts to help THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FREEDMAN'S BOOTERY Jersey. New Jersey grow and prosper. "The public be damned!" OF PHILADELPHIA one of the finest). ALL NEW 1966 Their effrontery is boundless. The bill—Senate-356 and Assembly- But their actions speak louder than 675—would eliminate a method of do- STYLES IN LADIES' SHOES. JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER. Their goal is monopolistic. words. ing business that has proved efficient in Their attitude is: ITEM: Recently 2r the additional section, Mr. It'soneofmany. irrickson informed the board. Tie board authorized the hiring { an additional teacher for the A*P Coffee xtra half-day session. At the suggestion of the Fresh Fruits & Veq VACUUM oard's president, Hugh Oakley, PACKED 2 1.39 , Paul Johnson e planning committee headed iy board member Harold Tobias YELLOW MIDDLETOWN - Paul John- RIPE CORNED BEEF—15>/2 e* can 47c YUKON CLUB-R.gul«r or low Calorie ion, English instructor at the lo- rill take a look at future space Grapefrait Bananas llb l2 OI e cal high school, has been awarded leeds in light of the increase in Broadcast Hash e! Canned Soda 12 eI 89 C White and Anortad Colors a National Defense. Education Act kindergarten registrations be- ftrizoia HOME P RICO AW HARDWOOD > . : , Fellowship to study literary rand that forecast. Seedless HIGHER! 229 Marcal Hankies' & 4 •criticism at the University of the 5 ^ 59 Large—Dried Chocolah Chip, l-lb.orSugar, l-lb.2 OL Pacific, Stockton, Calif. S c c A graduate of Calvin College New FLORIDA u, 1 Ac Grand Rapids, Mich., Mr. John- String Beans Firm, Tender t Washed Spinach Snnsweet Prunes ^.35° Pillsbury Cookies . /B ;u2^79 Swan Goddess—New Garden Herb son received his M.A. degree California IE* Cilif.orAriL e All Rivon from the University of Denver, Monmouth Iceberg Uttuce LAR6E HEAD '** NerfCrepVeUnei* IO<«59 Hl-C Fruit Brinks Z^W Seven Seas Dressing Colo, Mrs. Arthur Williams led the MARVEL BRAND Rich and Flavorful Before joining Hie high school levotlons at the Ladies Aid So- Tomatoes S 3tW Sweet Potatoes faculty here in 1861, he taught ciety meeting in the Baptist Vanilla lee Cream ^59° Nectar Tea Bags language-arts -for-five years- at Church; Shth- IE 1 Denver Christian High School, ers, day school teachers and Sun- Jane Parker Baked Food: Tomatoes ™ « i;™ ^° Gheeri-Aid lay school teachers. Cancer VwUhin Pretzels "™Z 29' Tetley ffJUj Takes Course dressings were made and host- CHOCOLATE ICED esses at lunch were Mrs. Anton ||S Krumel, Mrs. Ada Walling, Mrs. PINEAPPLE CHEESE Devil's food Cake Yuban Coffee A ^« '^87° Lemon Juice £%!£* Williams and Miss Edith Putsch. or CHERRY PIE SAVE *49e Yuban Instant Coffee ,: 1^5 Gaucho Cookies — Angel food Cake 10c Roxanne Eckert, daughter of Reg. 8" Size MEADOWBROOK Mb. a)*C AT. and Mrs. Raymond Eckert, Bread White or Whole Wh.at loaf** Lucky Whip SX JJ-JP Savarin Coffee freshman in Middletown Town- REGUURE6ULARo Bonnie Tuna for Cats 2 ;; : 29' Mi-Lem Cocktail Mix ship High School, was chosen to 2*99' Potato Chips RIPPLED r play Password after the regular TV Password show, in the Chore Girl --«- 2 ft 49« Biscuits ^2^-4#& IBS studio. She was awarded a Jnriffy Dairy Selections e prize. The English class of the NEUFCHATEL-ln 51/, M. Aluminum Diih« ' Sunnybroot Whit* flMDE A 23 Ronzoni **JT» 2Pt47« school attended a performance; there and also saw the play, total's Cheese Snacks 29* Fresh Large Eggs 2 £ 99' "You Can't Take It With You." X THIS COUPON af|JEC Towards the Swiss Cheese *t^? JW* PrevoloM Slicos *£L £39« WORTH .. . X3 Purchaw of Brownie Troop 190 attended Camp Nomoco with their leader, 3 PKGS. JANE PARKER Mrs. John Stillings. SANDWICH CREME COOKIES Sharon Raab.daughter of Mr, Crest Tooth Paste At Your A&P Super Market and Mrs. George Raab, was re- Coupon Valid thru Sat., May 14th cently entertained after her com- munion in St. Mary's Cathali 5< OFF LABEL 5 K. Church. Present were Mr. and tilt Mrs. Charles Raab, Allentown, E. J. Braca Pa.; Mrs. Alice Guinco, Mana- 58" Frozen Foods Values! PEORIA, 111. - E. J. Braca, squan; Mrs. Thomas Brown, le OFF UIEL 121 Idolstone La., Matawan, N. J Karen and Billy Riley, Belmar; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salsa and : has been selected as a studenl HONEYSUCKLE SIBLET GRAVY AND In the Hiram Walker Distributor! sons Frank and John, Bridgeton; Secret Roll-On Deodorant , distillery training course. He i; Mr. and Mrs. James Gordiner, Sliced Turkey 2^1.69 currently undergoing a period ol and daughter Debbie, Mr. and Orange Juice training at the firm's plant'here John Clemento and daughter De- cAceisiur SUCE0 BEEF 2 pl,: liW The course is a study in the prac nise, Vineland; Mr. and Mrs. AtP tical aspects of distilled bever William Raab, Spring Lake; and SHADE A D cms OV Temple Won Ton Soup '^35* children Diane, Theresa, Billy, age manufacture from the time Florida "The Real Thing" * Potato MORSELs-A*p § lit KO grain enters the distillery unti Thomas, Robert and Tony, Mr. rUIQlU FLAVORED I pkg.. OB" it emerges In bottle as matured and Mrs. Richard Raab and 0N|0N whiskey. sons, Wayne, Paul and Andrew; Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, In addition to classroom stud' Bridgeton, and Gregory Raab. A&P Bonesse Safeguard ies, students don the white cove Camay Soap Zest Deodorant Soap Crisco Shortening Blue Bonnet all of plant technicians and ai Shampoo Complexion Soap Beauty Bar Bath Soap Pure Vegetable tually perform some of the task Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diffen- C Margarine [ connected with the manufacturi rJerfer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc- 2 ••«• 25 u C 2c OFF of brands sold in this area. Namara and Mr. and Mrs. John bet. LAIEl banded 2 " » 45 3189V 1AIEL Edmister were hosts at the Chris- tian Couples Club of the Baptist Chiropractors Church. The meetings are ad- journed for the season and a Cascade Downy To Convene dinner will be held in June. Lava Soap Top Job Oxydol Detergent Bold Detergehf' POINT PLEASANT BEACH - For Automatic Diihwnhtn Fabric Softener Household Cleaner Regulated Sudsing The Society of New Jersey Chir 0 raj. 07c Nu-Voice Club I-Ib. 4 oi. i C£ practors will hold its annual cor I pint I ci. / 10c OFF | 1 ptpt.l2fl.CQ. 12 fl. IJOct •Ib. 4 oi 3 Ib. I oi pkg. 13 vention Saturday and Sunday a Sets Meeting kot. * UIEL tplailic"' pig. pko,. the Beacon Manor' Hotel here. RED BANK - The May meet Guests and lecturers will in ing of the Garden State Nu- sttSS elude Dr. Lawrence Miller, o Voice Club will be held at 11 Duz Detergent Thrill Ithopedic surgeon, Union; Dr a.m. Saturday in the Sunday Duz Soap Powder /Abne R. Elsenberg, New Yorl School room of Trinity Episco- Prtmium Paci For Dishes £*City; Dr. Nathan Muchnick, Nev pal Church, White St. 3Ib2 *York City; Dr. John Kaslci The session will follow a speech Jib. 7 oi lpt.ioi.rQc Cfjjlrlotte, N.C., and Dr. Mathe class. pkj. pintle »' Save Plaid Stamps Sportelli, Easton,.Pa. John McCleer, president of the. International Association of La- , Prim effective thru Sat., May 14th In Suptr Markets and Self-ServiM They're Unique! Ads in thi THE NO.l STAMP PUN IN THE NEW YORK AREA ryngectomees, was guest speak- (torei only in Northern New Jersey, Orang* and Rockland Counties. Daily Register Classified work er at last month's meeting. His All Tobacco ProducU, Fresh Milk and Alcobolic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offei. •for you around the clock. Place topic was "You and the New La- s now. ryngectomee." Homeowners Belford THE DAILY REGISTER Wednwiiy, Miy 11,1966-13 Mr., and Mrs. John DeMarco Select Huddv entertained the Good Sports Club and * scavenger hunt was held WEST KEAttSBURG - At a In the neighborhood. A spaghetti recent meeting of the West dinner was served later and other Keansburg Park Homeowners As- house games played. Mr. and sociation, Philip Huddy was ap- Mn. Thomas Hruska of Iselin pointed to represent fte organiza- will be hostesses at the next tion at meetings of the Karitan meeting in June. Township Committee for Civic Cadet Troop 108, which spent Improvement. the weekend at Camp Nomoco, David Kaufmann, township came in third on the scavenger Board of Education member, was hunt. They were accompanied by guect speaker, Mr. Kaufmann ex- Mrs. William Glendlnning and plained the school bond issue and Mrs. William Melslohn. The next answered questions from the activity will be a trip to Sandy floor. Hook on Nature Study. The next association meeting Darlene Wagner, daughter of will be held Monday, May 23 in Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner, Palmer Lounge. made her first communion at St. Mary's Church. A breakfast was JAYCEE CLASSIC TICKETS held in the Pancake House, Mid- MIDDLETOWN - Tickets for the annual Jaycee football classic dletown, with Mr. and Mrs. game between the New York George Raab and family. A party Giants and Philadelphia Eagles was held at home and guests in- are available at Gold Que Billiard cluded, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parlor, Rt. 35, or from any Jay- Littman, L.I.; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- cee member. Theodore Freeman ert Nyman, Belford, Mr. and Is chairman of the event. ARMY DECORATION—Legion of Merit medal it pinned Mrs. Edward Neubauer, Middle- on Col. Charles E. Robertson, Jr., by Brig. Gan. WNIiam town; Dr. Edward Freedman, B. Laf+4, commanding tfie Army Electronics Command at Orange and Miss Danielle Wag- Fort Monmouth. Retiring from Hie Army this week wi+h ner. SHOP AT HOME more than 23 yean' military service, Co). Robertson, who A Mother's Day dinner was was chief of engineering operations in the command's FOR celebrated at the same time of Procurement and Production Directorate, received the the 15th birthday of Daryl Sch- loesser, son of Mr. and Mrs Army decoration for distinguished service at Fort Mon- CUSTOM-MADE Frank Schloetser, Linda St. Pres- mouth since October of 1963. The citation with the ent were Mr. and Mrs. James Legion of Merit medal commends Col. Robertson for Hlggins, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, SLIPCOVERS, successive duties ai deputy chief of the Logistics Services Mr. and Mrs. William Mulcahy REUPHOLSTERY, and family, Eileen and Sean, Office, headquarters Fort Monmouth; deputy and com- Jersey City! Mr. and Mrs. Ken- mandirig"officsr of th» Army Electronics Materiel Sup- neth Higgins and family, Hack- port Directorate. Col, and Mrs. Robertson live at 131 DRAPERIES ettstowu. West End Ave., Shrewsbury. N» •blljoHcn, of coursi. Miss Danielle Wagner has been accepted to attend the airline hostess school in Miami, Fit:, Wins Grant Plan to Reprint for Eastern Airlines and will en ter school June 4. Counties'History TOMS RIVER - The Ocean Paul Winterfleld, ton of Mr. County Historical Society will re- JustCall and Mrs. Edward Winterfield, print a limited edition of Edwin liberty 2-1212, «xt. 423 Turner Dr., celebrated his 13th Sailer's book, "A History of Mon- Itrmberger'i Monmouth birthday with Nancy and Stephen mouth and Ocean Counties, N.J.' Choose Airline 21-in. color TV Skinner and Brian Gumbert. The book, first published in 1890, Is being reprinted by the society in answer to demand by for bright, life-like viewing! is. M.ri: local history enthusiasts. Publica- tion is scheduled for August. | ; • Treat your family now! Save at Wards low price Hard-bound copies can be ob- tained from the society at 15 • Powerful 3 IP stage chassis for fringe reception Hooper Ave., here. • Keyed automatic gain control ends anno/ing flutter •• ' Theft Probed • Built-in UHF and VHF antennas bring in all channels f LUCKY^ • Clear, static-free FM sound from four-Inch speaker $299 1 FREEHOLD - Police are In- vestigating the theft of $100 In •JMMSWMI jfh«uia»y; 165 ig. In. vhwaM* «n* NO MONEY DOWN • ! ( • • . I STRIKEj cash from the home of Joseph t Freeman, 26 Throckmorton St. Entry was gained by forcing a i. • Jk back door. A clothes closet in Brother Eugene Paul the hallway was ransacked but the only item taken was a brown All-transistorixed stereo 'Miters UNCROFT — Brother Eugene paper bag containing $50 In cur- Paul, sophomore English teach- rency and, $50ito sliver,, police er at Christian Brothers Acade. said. AIRUNI DHUXE MADIO my, has been awarded a NJ. The theft was discovered early Education Association Summer Saturday rooming by Mr. Free- WmiAM/FM,STUIOFM 1 said, "Show me a filter cigarette Institute grant to study English man, police said. at Rutgers University from July that really delivers taste 4 to Aug. 12. lege, Philadelphia. and Til eat my hat!" Brother Paul holds a BA in Last summer he studied En- history and English and an MA glish and history at Macalester h theology from La Sails Col- College, St. Paul, Minn. 166 Rtg. 199.95 Solid state chassis for Instant Ford Sports Hardtop Sale! play, cool operation, long life FM multiplex receives FM stereo broadcasts; stereo signal light Two 8-in. and two 4-in. speak-

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Wagon with Magic Doorgate • White- Be careful with your car-fun... pace walls and many other extras. start with a safety checkl Airline portable Big screen portable phono—great buy! TV at budget price! • Flutter-free reception • Take with you fo parties • Full-size 19-in.* screen • Deluxe 4-speed changer • Tinted glass cuts glare • 4-in. speaker—big sound • Luggage-style cabinet • Slim-luggage-style case 33* NO • Dual sapphire needles Reg. 37.95 • Latest space age circuits MONEY DOWN *m •«• in. v/twaU* sna < LP's—-Top Tunis Special — Save 6.07 Favorite Artists 9-Transistor AM/FM Radio FAlRUNe MO 8-DOOA HARDTOP Built-in AFC 66 Carrying strap You're ahead in a FORD all the way! 21" telescoping antenna Serve today at Ward*! Slid* rult dial 18 •OTAwiittiM«MiM««ruitA«>Rm«mmu«in Choose from folk, big bands, 2'V speaker R*a. 24.95 Dixie, classical, vocalists, MOUNT ENGUSH SALES COMPANY mono or tttnie, 33Vi rpm. 90 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. N. J. lt-W«fae*l»y, Mty It, 1*56 THE DAILY WKStTEH af Ksd Btsfc, who fc*i been a guilty to tpeedist M miles per FOUfcCAR COLLISION respectively, to Hat La Rw Shop night nurse in the obstetric* de- Man Fined hour in a 30 mile zone and wu RED BANK - A four-car chain Pleads Guilty V and the Stfle Sfcop./rertotsi, last partment the past 30 yean. fined $15. collision took place Monday on July M and Aug. lfc ':'/, 1 In Check Case At Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, a Mrs. Carol Cocuzza, M Francis Maple Ave. No injuries were re- Mark Hospital Week display hag been >et up in the Under Code PI., was convicted of permitting ported. ^ FREEHOLD — James J. John- lobby with the cooperation of the her dog to run loose. She wa« by Judge Alton V. Evuia.; An in- The first car in the collision, son, who is serving a term'in Asbury Park Social Security- of- fined $10. dictment charging him with pos- which had stopped to permit a State Prison on another charge, fice, explaining the Medicare pro- On Plumbing A charge of assart and bat- session of a stolen watcai owned At Shore Institutions car to turn, was driven by Mur-pleaded guilty in Monmouth Coun- gram. KEANSBURG - Robert Nicka- tery against John E. Klinsky, 49 by Dr. Glenn Barkalow, jvas aot lous, Rt. 9, Madison Township, phy Macaluso, of Miami, Fla. ty Court Monday to issuing Are* hotpstalt are joining otii Theme of this year's nations^ Monday the hospital feted Maple Ave., was withdrawn by was fined $50 in Municipal Court The other cars were driven by prroecuted and is to be dismissed. . «t» throughout th« country this ol»«rvance is "Alliance for five area high school future the complainant, Miss Ruth worthless checks for. $97 and $98, Monday night after pleading Raymond Sergeant, 22 Fisher PI., week in observing Nitiona! Hos-Health," emphasizing Medicare. nurses olubs at a tea in Ford Cash, same address. Magistrate guilty to performing plumbing Red Bank;' Dawn Leith, Glen pital Week. Distribute Brochure Auditorium. The program was in William Lloyd levied $10 in court work in the borough without a Oakes Dr., New Monmouth, and Today, Riverview Hospital keeping with the national obser- costs. In keeping with the theme, Riv- license. Gene Bibaud, 552 Morley Ct., Bed B«)ik, will host a golf tour- erview Hospital will distribute a vance, Belford. nament and dinner-dince at the Fined $15 each for careless Improved Filter ALCOA brochure this week to ill visitors Patrolman Robert Kuhn inves- Rumson" Country Club to benefit Fitkin will hold its annual em- driving were Rodney P. Huis- SCOTCH PLAINS - A new explaining the hospital's role in ployees service awards program tigated. tte hospital's patient-care ex- man, 179 Seabreeze Way; Mi- and improved swimming pool fil- Medicare and outlining the high- Friday at 3 p.m. in Ford Audi- pinsion program. chael G. Lynch, 96 Monmouth ter has been developed by Supe- lights of the voluntary health in- torium at which time 50 employ- AUXILIARY PARTY SIDING A jix-Mory wing will be opened Ave., Leonardo; John T, Casey, rior Pools, Rt. 22, here. surance program. ees will be honored. for patient occupancy by the hos- 39 Warren PI,, East Keansburg, Fred Katzman, the firm's presi- RED BANK - The Craftsman's WM."BUD" MAZZA . Three separate activities have pital this summer. In addition, On Saturday, from 2 to 4 p.m.and Patrick J, Colangelo, Brook- dent, has announced the intro- Club Ladies Auxiliary will hold • Aluminum Gutters and Leaden , been planned by Monmouth Med ground has already been broken in Ford Auditorium, a tea and lyn. Mr. Colangelo was fined an duction of the Olympia fiberglass a housewares party in the • Aluminum Window* and Door* ical Center, Long Branch, to com for »noth«r five-story structure to awards program will also be additional $15 for driving with- filter. The product is said to Masonic Temple, 152 Maple Ave., memorate the observance. out a license. provide supportive medical ser- held for the Candy Stripers, teen- filter pools faster and more eco- Friday at 8 p.m. The event is FOR FREE ESTIMATE GALL 741-5535 A buflet supper will be he vices. age volunteers who serve the hos' Mrs. "Muriel A. Swanton, 250 nomically than existing models, open to the public. Mrs. Reuben EVENINGS CALL 741-463B tonight at 7:30 in Auxilia A volunteer orientation course pita! in various capacities. Church St., Belford, pleaded according to Mr. Katzman. Taylor is auxiliary president. Hall for members and co Vill be held tomorrow to acquaint tributlng artists of the hospita new volunteers with hospital Art Auxiliary. ethics, policies and etiquette Miss Ruth • Wallace, director of At 7 p.m. tomorrow the e nurses; Mrs. Marguerite Far- nuat employees awards dinne Tow, co-ordinator of volunteers, will be held in West End Manor and'John H. Daniels, Jr., hospi- at which time service piru wi tal administrator, will be in be awajded. Among the recij charge. ent* will be Mrs. Margaret Con Jury Rules 2 Trespassers Pay for Removed Property TODAY THRU SAT. FREEHOLD r~ A jury In Mon>cedure limiting the objectives bi mouth County Court held Mon- fore a Jury is experimental in ai day that two Spotswood brothers effort to speed up court work. had deliberately trespassed on Conference Needed private property and removed With liability, and Its limitatloi properly,. but refused to hold determined, the parties now mus —them-llable-for-punitive damages confer on the amount to be pal. Instead the jury said in a ver-to Mr. Currie. dict returned to Judge Thomas The actual value of the Item J. Smith that the brothers, included by the jury was nominal, George and Emmett McCauley, but Mr. Currie will stress thai should reimburse "the owner, the damage caused by illegal re- former Keyport Mayor Norman moval of the materials was sub- J. Currie, only for compensatory stantial. damagea for the value of the stuff Ralph Heuser, Matawan, rep- taken. resenting Mr. Currie, urged The Jury held the brothers had Judge Smith unsuccessfully to Butt Half . 57 .taken (wo radiators, three cab- mold the jury verdict to require London Broil *&*«. inets, and a bucket of bolts and payment of punitive damages in • Beef BEEF, nuts. It found no cause for ac- the light of the general verdict. tion against the two on a host of Burt Fundler, Asbury Park, de- U.S. CHOICE-CALIF. CHUCK ChUCll LEAK other items which were removed. fense counsel, objected and held • i Judge Smith at first suggested that the verdict was consistent. LEAN that the verdict was inconsistent Pot Roast * Bologna Mr. Fundler said it was clear and directed the jury to recon FRESH CHICKEN QUARTERS BEEF-US CHOICE SWIFT PREMIUM, OTHER TOP BRANDS •Ider whether, having found the the Jury believed the brothers ROCK CORNISH damage was deliberate, punitive deliberately trespassed and re- u c e damages were not warranted. moved the tew Items listed, but had not acted in wanton disre- •45' Hens o *45 Short Ribs *59 Canned Hams ^7" Leti Verdict Stand gard of the right of others. He FRESH CHICKEN QUARTERS _ gi GENUINEGENUINE SPRING-SHOULDESrmnu—OTH/UIVBRK mvwCOUNTRmY »iSHmU • ARMOU.™—.—..-.R STA- R .. During the extra deliberation, said that under the circumstances Iiowever, the judge conducted WINWINGG AQ( • • *• VAr « •*•• Me r——I.. ALL &C< they should not be held open to ON •ome additional legal research of punitive damages. Breast his own. He concluded that the 49' iamb Chops *. 79* Spare Ribs * 59* Franks verdict was not necessarily con- HIP CUT tradictory and decided to let it C GREEN GIANT stand. He recalled the jury and Honor Slated dismissed it. Pork Chops . 59 Mr. Currie had purchased an For Azzolina TENDER PEAS abandoned house which stood in the right-of-way ot Rt. 35 where CROSSE & BLACKWELL It. was being widened at Lup- By Grocers patatong Ave. in November, 1964. ASBURY PARK - Republican RELISHES He contended that before II Assemblyman Joseph Aziolina, Barbecue. Sweet. Hot Dog •1 could be removed it was vandal of Middlerown township, will be Indio, Hamburger, Piccalilli lzed and stripped of fixtures, honored as "Grocer of The furniture, paneling, appliances, Year" at the New Jersey Food 10",.oz. and other items'. Merchants 79th "Go-Go" conven- Hudson Towels , The McCauleya were employees tion, of one of severaj contractors In- ALLXOLORS The meeting will be held Satur- TWO GUYS-CRUSHED TIDMTS-SUCED TWO GUYS DELUXE-WHITE, YEUOW re|U volved in the highway project. day and Sunday in the Hotel DEVIl SPICE MARBLE Mr. Currie also.accused three Berkeley Carteret. TWO GUYS GENTLE PINK _„ . H 1.|k em DEVIISPKE MARBLE 10 „ contracting firms but they were Mr. Azzolina, owner of (he S released as defendants during Food Circus Foodtown Markets Pineapple 5^*1 Cake Mixes 5£ 1 ^^ trial. and vice president of Twin Lotion The trial was to fix rssponsibil County Grocers Is the only trocer TWO GUYS WHOLE KERNa TWO GUYS SLICED YELLOW CLING WOCOYSAWMIMUM irCUS Ity .for the damages, but not tyin theattte ever elected to'the DAM#IW -.Ci*5| 1^81 ECONOMY 2OO \ 39 HOLLAND HOUSE IMPERIAL determine dollar value. The pro* Legislature. r Joseph Saker, president of Corn reacnes j™, i ton SIZE «. I €*$$** *ivac Easy Croii-Stitch Foodartma Shop-Rite Markets, NESTLE CHOCC*T! TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED SAXET CUT YUBAN ,69' is chairman of the convention.. Other activities at the show wiB Include exhibits of a. wide variety Quilt 3 ^1 Orange Juice/-.I Green Beans 10**1 Coffee of products and equipment. , Retailers from all parts of the MARSHMAL: TWO GUYS-WHITE, PINK, GREEN SAXET FLORIDA PACKED YUBAN INSTANT itate will gather to honor As- S 38 semblyman Azzolina at the ban- 9-M. quet Sunday evening. Fluff 5; 1 Face Soap^^i Tomatoes 8 £'1 Coffee 1 Acquiit Youth FROZEN FOOD DEPT. DAIRY DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT. Police Say TWO GUYS ROYAL DAIRY Is Escapee ORANGE JUICE YOGURT FREEHOLD - A former High. jands youth who was indicted "THE PLAIN for escape from police was ac- REAL VANILLA quitted Monday when the state THING" was unable to prove he had been 6 99 COFFEE in legal confinement. TWO GUYS LEAF & CHOPPED BLUE BONNET John P. Stone, North Bergen, SLICED-LEAN now a part-time college student, had been picked up by High- SPINACH 10; 99 MARGARINE 125' PASTRAMI ,99 lands police and was being inter- rogated at Rumson police head- TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP quarters about a house larceny WEEKLY SPECIAL PRODUCE DEPT. there when he bolted from police ONE BOOK SPECIAL headquarters. The incident oc- YOUR BOOK f 9 m TOWARD THE curred June 13, 1964. FRESK FLORIDA WORTH tJ • • PURCHASE OF Stone's attorney, Benjamin Gruber, argued at the comple- lon of the prosecution case be- BETTER SWEET CORN fore a jury, that there was no UNICHRON 17 JEWEL proof that Stone had been ar- rested or that any charge was CARDENING Embroider this charming, made against him. CALENDAR WATCH old-fashioned bouquet for a pic- ture, pillow, chair-seat. Judge Alton V. Evans granted BOOKS 5 - 29- Waterproof, unbreakable crystal and mainspring. Shock protected, white Easy cross-stitch roses i a motion for acquittal. Assis- tant Prosecutor Benedict R. Ni- or yellow cues. 1 y?m unTOntfit"— -' brilliant, shaded colors are a joj CRISP-AIR WASHIW ON STATE RED guarantee. to embroider, decorative trea- cosia presented the state's evi Answers nunery, grcv.!:: dence. sure. Pattern 793: transfer 10x14- pruning questions. ( inches; color chart. PLUS ONE FlUtD APPLES DELICIOUS 2 lbs. 49 TWO GUYS Thirty-five cents In coins fo: U.S. Bond Drive REG. 99c 88 TRADING each pattern — add 15 cents for U.S.#TASIZE/ STAMP BOOK each pattern for Ist-class mailing Launched at Fort LIST 1.49 2 49 ratauui 8VAL. 29.95 REG. 17.88 and special handling. Send to Of $2 FORT MONMOUTH — A U. S. Laura Wheeler, (The Daily Reg- POTATO S 10165' SavingJ Bond campaign has been GARDEN DEPT. «»»« JEWELRY DEPT. ister), Needlecraft Dept., Box launched here, with a goal of 161," Old Chelsea Station New 100 per cent regislration in the •York, N. Y. 10011. Print Pat- SURF LUX payroll plan by all Civilian and tern Number, Name, Address, WISK LIFEBUOY LIFEBUOY military personnel in every ele- Zip, Needlecraft Spectacular — COLD WATER LIQUID REG. BATH ment of the Fort Monmouth com- 200 designs, 3 free" pattern* in plex. new 1966 Needlecraft Catalog QT. Knit, crochet, garments, slip- Close to 400 canvassers and 69 2 27' 2 37 pen; hats; toys; linens. Send field chairmen attended a kick- A FOR 4# # . :5c. . NEW! 12 remarkable off meeting to initiate the 1966 mFOR mi American quilts — duplicate person-to-person drive, which is (hern exactly from complete the 25th anniversary of U. S. OPIH DAILY 9:30 a.m. '||| 10 p.m. patterns' in color in new Museum Savings Bonds. SUHDAY* 9:30 a.m. 'til 6 . . Quilt Book 2. Mainly 2, 3 p m patches. . Quilting motifs. 50c. The drive will run through DDLETOWN-ROUTE 35 Send alto for Quilt Book 1-16 June 3, Registration is through complete patterns. 50c. the Payroll Savingi Plan. Wt rtstrv* the right fo limit quantities. Nor reipoodble far typographical errerj. Prleti tfftcHra thru Saturday, May 14, If44. trfcet setbacks, wu the A am fifly by «tto -Omm TH yy U, 1966-15 tfe iasne, rtsliig 2 to 8 «jftlt«*l. Chrytier ended wtth * •«, wrocpM* *xA ulrtos «roq>j DMIY BfiGISTEJ* iMM (hares. Us icqulsWoo of k)M of %. It tacked »w»y from K^ ttamtotA tomrito) «nd W« ,,„,,••;.,,•.. Market Has Rebound big block of Amerada has «n etrly rise - though the com-•>»»•"• Buyiif w«# nosed "ontififl iatexest. now, however, into many'blue Among wide mover*, ZenithlP*ny plant a record June output moderately active tradingg Na- |ctlp chemicals, farm imple- Vd 4W to to 8888 # i#n i we 8£, Xerox 77,, IBM ^ — because of its Intention to ments, rubbers, nonferrous nter tional Video rose active dealng Syntey x rose With ortfawest Airlines 5%, Delta Air- due a couple of plants tor fourjuls/ofU, tobacco*, drug" and active dealings. Heavy 4% Si 2%,% SoUtroU n DDevices 4%, Sim- les 4, Teledyne 3>£ and Eastern dty* to adjust inventories with other sections. monds Precision 3& Md Ra By ED MORSE sions' loss of 16.03. The Dow GM, fourth most active stock, irlines 4. sales. NEW YORK (AP) — The stod was at its best at the end of the was up i/% at 85%. Prices advanced generally on Inc. 2fc ••.•'.: ' • mirket staged a vigorous r first hour when it was up 12.03. Averages Advance bound after more than two wee Quick profit taking by traders The Associated Press average of sharp decline. Trading w quickly trimmed the rise down of 60 stocks advanced 1.4 to | heavy. to 5.96, but more buying came 328.2 with industrials up 3.7, rails Volume was 9.03 millio in to fatten up the final reading. off .5 to another new low for the ishares. Technical Recovery year, and utilities up .5. The Dow Jones industrial a' "It was a technical recovery It was the sharpest advance .erage recouped 8.68 at 893.48 from an oversold condition," one for the AP average since April [about half of the previous sts analyst said. Many others said 20 when it rose 3.4. the same thing. There was no Yesterday's closing stocks: Of 1,423 issues traded, 778 rose particular news to change the and 410 fell. New highs for the ACF Ind ' 41'i I-T-E Ckt Brk « morale of Wall Street. Adams Ex lyear totaled four and new lows mm MARKET JSH John Man 52 Air Prod •mv, Jones A L lt was merely that stocks had 148. ERIC H. BRODFUHRER Air Eeduc 65 Joy M(( lt Cp Kalier Al been pounded down so far that Standard and Poor's 50tatock 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 Alltl Llld 13 li Kennecott they were bound to rise regard Allti P» «W Koppers index rose .76 to 87.08. Allied en Mft Kreige SS less o! auto making cutbacks, Store Open 8 A.M. - 6 P.M.; Friday 8 A.M. - 8 P.M.-Delivery Is Promoted Aim cuai a Kroger tight money, fear of a tax boost Twelve of the 15 most active Alcoa 3314 Leh Port C issues rose, two fell and Ford H0LMDEL - Eric H. Brod. Am Atrllo 85% Leh Val Ind or any other' of the nagging READY TO EAT SHANK HALF JM MM Am Can 68S LOF Qla» background factors which have was unchanged. . fuhrer; of 6 Lippincott Rd., tit-Am Cyan new 39V5214i Lib McN*L tle Silver, has been promoted to Am M Fdy 17H Ligg ft My been cited as "reasons" for the Hess Most Active Am Mot Litton Ind long retreat. head M the General Service De- Am Bmelt Lukens Btl Hess Oil, which has been Am aid 21K Mack Trk partment at Bell Telephone Am Tel Tel Magnavox 'Glamor' Section Up strong throughout the recent Laboratories, Murray Hill. His Am Tab 115 Maratn Oil In the high-flying "glamor" SMOKED HAMS 45 Amp Ino Martin M new responsibilities include com Anaconda Masonlte section of the market, issues Armco Stl 8* Merck which had lost 10 or more points puter, operations, secretarial, [Armour 57 !i Minn M4M clerical, reproduction, and trans Armet Clc <0H MOM came back 6 to S paints in som« Hughes Given WHOLE or BUTT HALF SMOKED HAMS 55fb ASM Oil . 53 Si Mo Pac A cases. Many 2 to 4 point gains rportatiMi services. Atchfson 2.1'. Mont Ward c All Klchlld 3tt Nat SUc were spotted throughout the list. Since joining Bell Laboratories '.vco Corp N Ca»i Reg Safety Film Babcock iV Nat Dairy Harold L. Bache, head of CENTER CUT HAM SLICE or ROAST 89 b in 1954, Mr. Brodfuhrer has en- Bait * Oh mi Nat Distill Bache and Co., the second larg- TRENTON — A new traffic Bayuk CIs; 3« Nat Gyps gaged in administrative work. [Bell * Honr 10ft Nat Steel est brokerage chain, took the accident prevention film, pro- s During his early career he par- iBendlx NY Central duced for the President's Com- LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. l | S SLICED BACON 79' Ib. Bath Steel 8* Nla M Pw very unusual course of issuing a M ticipated in a staff training pro- Boeing 33'4 Ho Am AV statement on the state of themittee for Traffic Safety, was Bordln H3H Nor Pac presented recently to Gov. Rich- gram and was assigned to theBotg warn Nwat Alrlln market, saying that "now is the SWIFTS PREMIUM CENTER CUT JM 0^ Comptroller's, General Methods, Brunswk Norwich Pn time to look for real values as ard 3. Hughes by Walter D. She! Bucy Erl« Outb Mar and Service Operations Organ! Bulova Owens 111 there are plenty available." don, vice president of Continental _lurl Ind Pan Am rations for on-the-job training. Cue Jl .'aram Plct Other brokers have dd! Insurance Companies of Newark He was appointed executive as- Cater Trao Penney, JC their clients to pick up "good and George G. Traver, execu Celantse Pa Pw * U Ib sistant in the Electronic Switch- Jhis ts On 1i P* RIt values" in stocks which in some, tive director of the New Jersey Chrysler Vstt Pepsi Co i5g*fii?isidJTin 1962TUid has been 7514 instances -are at" their-eheapest State Safely CounciL CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST 49 ClUei Sr Perkla Elm a supervisor in the General Serv- Coca Cola 43* Plliar levels in months or years. Gen- The film, entitled "Action Pro- Coll Pal UVx Phil El ALL CUTS ONE PRICE TINDER LEAN ice Departfltent since 1965. Colum uu nv, Phill Pet eral Motors at Its current and gram: The Master Plan to Pre- Coml Solv Pit Steel recent lows, could compete on Mr. ^Bfpodfuhrer received Con Edls Pub 87 1*0 35 vent Traffic Accidents," will be CM Can better than even terms with high Shown throughout the state. II B.S. degree in industrial eco- Corn Fd SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAK Pullman interest yielding investments, was produced under a contract 89 nomics from Purdue University Corning Q Crn Zell RCA i US Stetl degree of associate in applied ult Oil Vaico Mettli Hamm Pap Walworth sciences from Bronx Community "Here Inc JS Warn B Pic College. II cent Ind Hi Wels Mkts -. Rand «H I Wn Un Tel :nt Bus Mch VWfr Westg El lint Harv *S% wtilt* Mot GOP Club Begins ;nt Nick 81S> witco chera lint Paper • -59 •IWooIirtli- Many happy no-returns< tot Tel 4 Tel 70% X.roi cp •Spring Dance Plans 1 SEA BRIGHT'- Hans' for the Wink now comes in convfenieni .no-deposit, no-return flip forthat crisp,citrus flavor.) ©etVyink in newno-returrv annual Sta Bright Republican | American Club's spring ' dance are being 6-Pqb.Whata convenient excuse fprstocking uponWink, 6-Paks. You'll keep returning for moreUAnd look for all Ira Am OU JO Vi Uolytiden made, according to Mrs. William Idn Mare PhMBIx Stl Cousins, committee chairman. Mole P 38 Vi Pren Hall the sassy one from Canada Dry. (Take a sip arid you'll the other Canada Dry soft drinks in ho-return 6-Paks.) julty Cp Rollins me The event is slated for June 25 Fargo Oils 3 Sperry R Wt 3en riywd US4 Technlcol ip the Peninsula House, Ocean n Ark Oil 4> Utah Id S Ave. Mack Trk Wt 31 I Successful Investing By Roger E. Spear Spear

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This monthly report will undoubtedly place added burdens Relaxes School Board on store bookeepers and accounting personnel. For the large business, the extra workload may be divided among several 'FREEHOLD TOWNSHIiP.-^= for industrial arkr supplies for a thejjse of_the fields, but board employees. The small businessman, however, may find Tie The Board of Education inter- total Of $1,299. membersnoted that iioafdTpdVicy "eithef^has to overwork a present employee, hireanother_WQrk-_ rupted its meeting last night to A contract for physical educa- gives preference to a township er-^or do it himself.' enjoy an Interlude of music tion equipment was awarded to group. FAVORED INCOME TAX played by the school system's the Program Aids Co.,. Mount Mr. Errickson said that there It is partially because of the added book work that Samuel dance band, under the direction Vernon, N. Y,, »t a price of are some township boys in the Yanko of Yanko Department Store, Red Bank, favored the per- of Benjamin Webb, the music $638. sonal income tax. teacher. Conflicting requests for the use Babe Ruth League, but he did "We will certainly have more work now." he says. Fourteen students from grades of the schools playing fields by not know how many. Most department store officials favor an amendment In- six, seven, and eight, played area baseball leagues, during the The superintendent, who is a troduced in Trenton which would establish a uniform tax ex- selections from the 1930s and the summer, were,acted on #hen member of the township recrea- emption of $50 or under per article for clothing. Under the 1960s, to the obvious enjoyment the board gave preference to the tion commission, cited the grow- present law, clothing for children under $50 is exempt, while of the board. Freehold Township Little League. ing need for playing fields to most adult clothing is tax free only if it's under $25. The board authorized the of- The Freehoid Borough Babe serve groups of all ages includ- Mr. Yanko says, however, that the tax will bring no fering of contracts for these Ruth League had also requested ing "tired adults'*" "surge In business" before the deadline. "People buy clothing teachers: Mrs. Leta Blank, to when they need it and the tax won't change that," he says. teach first grade, at a salary of Robert Hope, manager of Steinbach's, Red Bank, doesn't $5,775; Anthony Brazina, to teach anticipate any rush in the clothing business, either. "We've , NEW OVERHEAD SPAN is shown being set in place by « crane at Hie Harbor Light French, $6,150 pjus expenses for Club Still Defies taken a sampling of customer opinions orr the tax," he says, Beech and Ttnnis Club, 1500 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, yesterday. The walkway, which travel between schools; Mrs. "and we've found that no one is alarmed over it." Susan Winter, second grade, $5,- NO ADVANCE SALES PROMOTION hat a 14-foot, six-inch road clearance, is the first of its kind in the county, Rob- 400; Mrs. Margaret K. Bauer In addition, the store has decided against promoting ad- ert Osgoodby, club's owner, said the project was brought about by increased .traffic to be employed as a speech ther- Order by Council vance sales before the July 1 deadline. "We've decided that on the road. The span connects the club's pool and parking area with its beach. apist for three days, a week at our annual coat and warehouse sales, normally held in July, a salary of $3,870. The hiring of UNION BEACH — Work con- didate, said after last night's 7 will remain the same," Mr. Hope says. Mrs. Bauer depends upon her tinued on renovating the Demo- to 10 o'clock work session was He adds that the store clerks won't have any problem Bayshore Erosion Ordinance Adopted making a similar arrangement cratic Club's new club house al concluded: handling the tax because the store cash registers have already with the Freehold borough 1234 Florence Ave. yesterday ir "Council's move is political. been purchased with tax keys installed. Clerks will also have schools. defiance of Borough Council'! "It is an attempt by Council- master sheets, listing the amount of tax for various purchases, The board also agreed to offer revocation of the building permi man Philip J. Cassidy to di- which will eliminate last-minute figuring on sales slips. contracts to Mrs. Judith Car- Two Guys in Middletown has also added tax keys in its Andrew J. O'Bosky, club pr: vert the public's attention from luocio, to teach first grade, $5,- cash registers in anticipation of the tax. According to man- Clerk Issue Bogs Down mary candidate and its building the main issue—his ineffective- 650; Mrs. Barbara Marzulli, to ager Louis Sonatore, the tax isn't expected to pose any prob- committee chairman, challenged ness at the council table. MIDDLETOWN - Mayor E tion of F.ast Rd. and a $10,024 against police Patrolman William serve as school nurse for six "His personal political ambi- lems. "We expect a little more business before July, but noth- nest G. Kavalek last night stud contract to Stavola for recon- J. Higgins that he tampered with hours per day at a salary of council at its Monday meetinj tions (Mr. Cassidy will run as an ing spectacular," he says. to his position iit*4avpr of struction of a portion of Willow an . accident report. Attorney $4,000" and to" Dr. Irving Feld- to issue summonses for buildta] Organization Democrat candi- JaJaajj.Mr. Sonatore doesn't fiiuMhe pending tax distaste- referendum on •thf^ipYafy s St., Chester Apy, Red Bank will rep- man, as school psychologist for without a permit. V date in the primary) have put ful at all. "It isn't THAT much- more," he says, "After all, question, but declined to com Mr. Burke reported that $152,- He and club president Jame! what's a few more cents?" resent the committee. The mayor one day a week plus additional the community in a jeopardized ment on whether he would favoi 750 has been received from the sai..,d, hu_e doe, s not know th..e. ...ful.l d t 142 t f rf $100 W. Flynn, also a primary can- $100 position. Now the legal minds a referendum to make the town federal government as a grant extent of the charges. per day. are trying to find the most ex- ship clerk's post full time. (50 per cent) for the new town- Francis X. Moore, attorney for Other Contracts Commhuion Holds peditious and face-saving way The two issues now are amon ship hall building. the Patrolmen's Benevolent As- A contract for art and other out of the situation. the top controversies in the town- 2-Minute Meeting- Developer Hits Mr. Burke also announced that sociation, said he does not know, supplies was awarded to Cascade "We feel this points up his po- •hip., a code of ethics has been, pre at this point, whether he will School' Supplies; North Adams, MONMOUTH "BEACH - A trie; litical vindictiveness, especially After the Township Committee pared, and is being reviewed be- represent Mr.. Higgins. He did Mass, at a price of $8,270. Borough Commission meeting las meeting, a reporter asked th fore Introduction. not elaborate on the statement. night, during which payment of when Mr. Cassidy states that 'It Freehold Electric Co. the only may be necessary to revoke all mayor if hit referendum call o Temporary Sidewalk At the suggestion of Mr. Burke, bidder, was awarded a contract borough bills was the only order Land Proposals variances previously granted in the library site question is be- Approval was granted for a the committee decided to install of business, lasted two minute to supply light bulbs and other the borough,' __ COLTS NECK — A spokesm of the homes, predicated on the cause of the controversy involved. temporary sidewalk on Middle- sidewalks on' Kings' Hwy. ad- electrical, materials at a cost of and: 10 seconds. —^ "In view of this attitude which for the Shore' Home Builders A size requirements, would seem in He replied in the affirmative. town-Llncrofr"Kd., from Applet jacent* to Sears Roebuck, with $520. Asked if- theeesekm sat a iocal cannot"go unchallengedr we are •oclation today labeled the pn itself a curb against a too rapid Asked then If he would appl brook to Oak Hill. $3,000 donated by Sears. Contracts for equipment total- record for official brevity, Mayo prepared to publicize Mr. Cas- posed new zoning and sul expansion. this reasoning to the clerk is- Mayor Kavalek announced that The committee again asked ing $2,081 were divided among Sidney. B. Johnson said: "I don't divisions controls here, "a reel sidy's belligerent attitude:" "The township Planning Board sue, he parried the question and a hearing will be conducted Tues- that the Library Board conduct several bidders. Also awarded think so, but I doubt if we can less consumption of land" Monday, Mr. Cassidy asked states that one of tha reasons for said, "That's a horse of a dif- day at 7:30 p.m.' on charges its regular meetings at night. to several bidders were contracts shave much time from it." Marvin K. Broder, of Rumsor ferent color, but I'll have some- Mr. O'Bosky, "You know these the upzoning is to. retain the workers are taking a calculated chairman of the association's m thing to say on the subject soon." nicipal affairs committee, cri rural character of Colts Neck. Te Oppose Move New Shrewsbury Regident'Promises'Complaint risk?" While I agree fully with the aim The move to defy council was dzed the measures which a set for public hearing and fins stated, I fail to see where a two- Mr. kavalek and Committee- made on recommendation of the acre lot or the cluster concept, men Harold H. Foulks and Jo- Club's attorney and former bor- adoption at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. He made his point in proposed as an alternative, guar- seph M. Malavet said last montl ough attorney, Patrick J. Mc- antees any rural aspect. they will vote to make the clerk' Prod School Racial Balance Action Gann, Jr., Lincroft. statement to The Register. "It would seem to me that a post full time, while Committee- Both said they hope council is- Township officials declined NEW SHREWSBURY - "Thii complicated changes involved in "First, you can't recoup a yeai fore this. . .Someone has definite- men -Douglas R. Burke' and Ed- sues summonses. present an independent stati deeper involvement In the Green is not a threat; this is switching classes from one school m the life of a student," Mr ly been remiss," he added. ward P. Makely reiterated thai ment for use simultaneous wil Acre program where entire farms to another, reassigning teachers, Stout replied. "Second, I don'l Council revoked the permit on they will oppose the move foi promise," Richard A. -Stout o! Mr.i Peckham denied the board the Broder comment. They sa and moving school equipment want to see racial emotions arise advice from borough attorney or large wooded areas would be the $10,000 to $12,000 post. 34 Winchester Dr. told the Tin has been dragging its feet. Board the case for the ordinances hai and furniture. in this borough. We have a good "'hilip J. Blanda, Jr., who noted purchased and would insure a ton Falls Board of Education lasl members, he said, simply don't been amply stated in previoui Mr, Malavet declared he wil! relationship between the races lie club did not file papers show- night. Anson W. Peckham, a board want to go off half-cocked on public meetings and that the; hiuch more pleasing country fla- vote "yes" on the issue "regard- here now. . .We're putting our ing adequate off-street parking, Appealing to the board to re- member, askedldr. Stout-why he such an important issue. will take guidance from views vor than oversized lots, the beau- less of the political consequenc- is so anxious to take immediate heads in the sand. The problem renovation plan, and proof of es." consider institution of the Prince- "We want to take a deliberate residents rather than non-residem ty of which would be dependent ton Plan to correct racial imbal- action. should have been stopgapped be- and careful move toward a logi- iwnership. Mr. Burke said last night, builders. on the care and expense to the ance between Swimming Rive cal and reasonable conclusion," "Mrs. (Elizabeth) Hubbs Is doing This is Mr. Broder's statement; owner of hi two acre lawn. and Sycamore Schools, Mr. Stout he said. s in excellent job as deputy clerk "The proposed upzoning said he is not at all convinced James R. Fridie of 26 Winches- Say Heater Colts Neck Township to "Other objections that I have to on a full.timo basis, and I feel "there is not some feet dragging the committee cannot justify Building Speed Up ter Dr. agreed with Mr. Stout minimum lot sizes from the pre the upzoning is that the entire 'by someone" on the board.. spending, $10,000 to $12,000, in that immediate action is impera- ent one-acre has provided th residential area is to be two "I hope," he declared, "that Lit Fire In acres. This will produce an eco- light of this fact, to make, Mr. tive. He stated the board has usual controversy and discussioi we don't have someone going to nomic and social homogeneity in Conrad full time." no choice but to adopt the Prince- pro and con. the commissioner (of education) ton Plan or something similar. Licnior Store the township that I feel is neither He WM referring to Thomas this year, but I will do so next Action Is Slated "As with any re-zoning, sonn wise nor desirable. T. Conrad, the clerk, who works "Otherwise," he added, "It RED BANK - A basement hot Individuals are benefited, other! year if nothing is done—that Is MARLBORO — Township Coun by the. Planning Board that site on a part-time basis at a salary will be done from outside. . .1 mter heater was fingered as the deprived and the ultimate effei "Perhaps certain parts of the a promise." cil may act tomorrow night on approval be denied U. S. Homes of $1,000. want to make my position clear," :ause of this morning's fire in difficult to, assess. Nevertheless, township should be two acres, Harry E. Westlake, Jr., who an appeal by U.S; Homes for ap- for section eight, Including 69 All five members of the gov- Mr. Fridie went on. "I want to he Bilow Liquor Store, 64 Mon- this writer feels that the upzonin but surely some should remain at heads a committee studying the proval to speed up construction lots, and section nine, 17 lots. erning body are Republicans. know if the board proposes to louth St. as proposed is unwise. one acre and a section of the so-called Princeton Plan, re- in its proposed $30-million Rt. Tomorrow's action could, Bonding Codes do anything, or whether We will "The purpose of planning am town perhaps even to remain at ported last night the committee 9 housing development. adopted, set a hearing for Tues: Sgt. Emerson Williams, leav- At last night's session, the com- have to take action ourselves." zoning should be to provide foi ts present three quarters of an expects to be through gathering Council has agreed in exeai day, May 24. ig police headquarters as he mittee adopted bonding ordi- information in ':the fall on Board member Julius F. Frick- started his tour of duty a few orderly growth. The term growti ere. ,j» tive session to take a vote on It will be the first time that a nances totaling nearly half mechanics of the plan within the el reminded Mr. Fridie and Mr. as used here implies not onl appeals from recommendations U. S. Homes application has minutes after midnight, dis- "With the inevitable growth of million dollars, including: district's three schools. Stout that the board—not the pub- population increase but the con- come before the Township Coun- covered the blaze. population in the state, is it truly — $194,?00 as. part of Middle- lic—brought up the matter o! comitant esthetic and economi A team headed by Louis A. cil since its majority controi He said the interior of the equitable, or is it selfish, to waste towp's share of the $7.9 million imbalance between Sycamore considerations. Jteinmuller, board secretary, wil switched from the Citizens Com- glass-fronted, one-story building land by creating mandatory lot Bsyshpre erosion project. hen compile data on extensive See Need and Swimming River Schools in "Since planning and zoning can- sizes larger than one acre, indeed mittee Jan. 1. Und;r the former the. first place. Mr. Westlake was obscured In a cloud, but no — $185,500 for Improvements to ;hanges in the school bus sys- majority dominance, U. S flames were visible. not be considered in a vacuum, arger than most home seekers, 21 township streets. agreed, saying action was ini- we must look at the present Colts :m which, board members say, To Purchase Homes met repeated setbacks. He and Detective Herbert A. this higher priced category, — $60,000 for the Compton's tiated by the board, not by public Neck situation and see what, il he plan would entail. The Planning Board recom- Swanson investigated and found iesire? Creek shore protection project. clamor.. anything, requires a change in Iol Only then will the plan be con- mended rejection of plans for the the basement in flames. Land 'Limited' — $45,000 for improvements to (size minlmums. ildered for adoption by the board Public Beach two sections last month when it "All we ask is that the public Fire Chief Peter R. Cell! cred- Swartzel Dr. "Last year there were 105 "Our land supply is limited. A s a whole. There is no possibll- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - If was critical of alleged engineer- stay with us until we get all ited the fireproof construction of The police department's detec- the facts," he declared. homes built in the township. >roper planning approval would ty, the board is agreed, of ini- :he borough wants to maintain ing discrepancies and the devel- the building and a quick response tive division, headed by Capt. Jo- These homes sold at a median )e one that does not lock out iatlng the Princeton Plan be- i municipal beach on the west oper declined to grant additional Gilbert Kaleko of 197 Swim- by firemen for saving the liquor seph M. McCarthy, received a price in the low $40,000 range, Mure generations without pos- ore the 19W-68 school year. ide, it will have to bW the time for the board to continue its ming River Rd. asked the board store, which is within half a block commendation from the Post.Of- Building permits issued t|iis cur- lible remedy from any area. Single School Concef t property from the Standard Oil examinations. to go on record with a resolution of two fire houses. fice Department for the recent rent year for/new horoes are The plan would solve /racial Co. of New Jersey. / Under the law, the Planning iromising some plan—not neces- The water heater was in the "Planning implies concern for arrests of four men in connec somewhat behind last year's rate. imbalance problems per nanent- That was the report last nigty Board must act oiy an applica- sarily the Princeton Plan—will rear of the cellar, toward the the future. I find no such concern tlon with Belford Post Office "This township, therefore, has by keeping all classe: within from Councilman James R. Snj tion within sJ si ified limit. be put into effect in the 1967-68 White St. parking lot, Chief Celll implicit in the proposed re-zon- thefts. a growth rate considerably below given grade in a single school, ler. . When the bojird Id not get school year. said. From It, the flames spread ng. The unstated aim rather The,commendation was signed irsaking completely the1 all the other municipalities west In previous years, the agreement f(j>m builder for "What you are asking for has through paper, books and paint :ems to be to sharply reduce by A. J. Harkins, postal in lorhood school" phi of the Garden State Parkway in >roperty was leased to the I an extensk'' " Voted disap- ilready been done," board mem- supplies in the back portion of wilding now by saddling prospec- spector in the Philadelphia, re- h leads to imbala Monmouth County. or $1, renewable annually/ proval. >er Merton B. Purvis told him. he basement, and burned out the ive home seekers with larger gional office. ause of concentration "The Colts Neck tax rate is cur- Mr. Snyder told Bprough /U, 450 houses In the last analysis it's a ques- stairway. The selling area was its than they desire and more ex- nd Negro children in rently at $2.80 per $100 »t 66 per He noted that local detectives Council that Standard h/fe a po- in west or Rt. tion of budget. We cannot do filled with smoke, but a concrete ense than they can afford. reas of the borough. cent of valuation. Equating this worked 24 consecutive hours in tential buyer for the )and,;W MarKioro East, more at present." slab floor kept it from burning. "A severe price will ultimately Besides the transp to the 100 per cent valuation making tits arrests. if the municipality is Merislea, ;hway, The store's liquor stock did not x paid for this reckless con- The committee awarded a $4,- roblem, which several basis, the true tax rate becomes lumptlon of land. Is the tempo- t would be given the first option ipprova.1 for initial FIND SHELL AT DUMP burn. 160 '< contract to Thomas Farrell embers contend may (bs( as $1.85 per $100 which, if not the iry cessation of building worth tor its purchase. / ' // « big project, now KEANSBURG - A 25-millime- About 150 firemen, fire police Contracting Corp., Shrewsbury, mch as $50,000 additions: from lowest in Monmouth County, is lis price?" While recommending that the , U. S. Homes took :er shell, discovered yesterday and first aldmen responded to for drainage work on Jupiter ixpayers' pockets, ther >; are very nearly so. iffer be taken under corikder- to court several it the site of the borough dump, the, alarm. The only injury re- St.; a $7,036 contract to Stavola "Therefore, it would seem that faw Shnwsbury Clean Up Diyi Uniform Sale ition, Mr. Snyder noted that the previous admln- vat removed successfully by a ported was a minor hand burn Contracting Co., New Shrews- neither the growth rate nor the Now in progress at The Shirley inter storms have removed all so far has recorded Fort Monmouth bomb squad, po- suffered by Robert Holiday of th« Weak of May 15. Collector-ctll bury, for reconstruction of a por- economic status of the township ie Borough Hall for assistance in Shop, Red Bank.—Adv. of th« sand from the beach.' et reported. Liberty Hose Co. > dictates any upzoning. Tha price irtlng away.—Adv, 1&-Wednn4ty, May 11,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Addresses New Club Joyce L. Baumgartner OCBANPORT — Mrs. John MM. Robert Hoett, 100 Werih Langenberger, Navesink, was PI. Installations will be held at guest speaker at a meeting of that time, Garden Club Wed to Joseph Canning the newly-organiad Oceanport Nominated are Mrs. Norman Garden Club here in the home Praet, president; Mrs. Elwood of Mrs. Claude Lund, 61 Coman- Baxter, vice president; Mrs RED BANK — Miss Joyce Lee Schedules Talk che Dr. Claude Lund, treasurer; Mrs. Baumgartner, daughter of Mr, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The The 23-member group plans to and Mrs. C. H. Baumgartner of John Fahy, recording secretary, Garden Club completed arrange- become federated with the Gar- Charleston, W. Va., was married and Mrs. Kenneth Boyter, corre- menu (or its forthcoming demon- den Club of New Jersey. Mrs. here April 30 to Joseph William sponding secretary. stration lecture at a meeting Langenberger, a well-known (low- Canning, Jr., son of Mr. and here in the (ire house. er arranger, lecturer, accredited Mrs. Joseph W. Canning, Sr., 121 Guest speaker will be Mrs judge and instructor for the Na- PTA Panel Westside Ave. John M. Langenbergtr of Nave- tional Council Flower Show FREEHOLD — Students, mem- sink, who will present a demon- Rev. Florian J. Gaul officiated School, counseled the club on af- bers of the future Teachers of stration-lecture on "New Trends at the doable ring ceremony in filiation advantages and activi- America Club, faculty and ad- in Flower Arranging." It will St. James Catholic Church. Im- ties. ministration of Freehold-Region- take place May 19 at 1:30 p.m. mediately after, a reception was in the fire house. There will be Mrs. Edward Urion is pres- al High School participated in a held in the Crystal Brook Inn, panel discussion at a meeting of • fee charged for guests. Eatontown. ident pro tern of the new club which was founded by Mrs. Ray- the Parenl-Teacher Association. The club will hold its Presi- The bride, who was given in Discussion topics were' on me- mond Sculthorpe In January. All dent'* dinner June 2 In the River marriage by her father, wore a chanics of the curriculum, extra- members are residents of the bor- House Inn, Rumson. long-sleeved gown of pure Bilk curricular activities and the hon- ough. fashioned with an Empire-styled ors society. bodice trimmed with pearls and Mrs, Cyrille LeBlanc, nomi- A-line skirt ending in a chapel nating committee chairman, pre- To fill jobs fast, place "Help- train. A half-crown of Chantilly sented a slate of officers to be let the lace and' pearls secured her voted upon at a meeting May Wanted" ads in Ther Daily Reg- fingertip veil. 26 at 12:30 p.m. in the home of ister Classified. Miss Joan G. Ireland, Scotch BODY- Plains, a. former college room mate of the bride, was maid of SHRINKER honor. Bridesmaids were the ENJOY THE Misses Joan- McWilliams, New re-design Shrewsbury; Lynn Angerole, Shrewsbury, and Berma Lacaria, your figure Charleston. and keep it Eight-year-old Judith Kaye Baumgartner, at home, sister of redesigned ! the bride, was flower girl, and her four-year-old brother, James TOMORROW NIGHT Call today for Edward Baumgartner, at home, THURSDAY, MAY 12th complete details was ring bearer. Mr*. Joseph W. Canning, Jr. John L. McWilliams, 3d, New (The former Shrewsbury, was best man Joyce L. Baumgartner) MOLLY PITCHER'S Ushers were Joseph Gordon, Middletown; Robert Eager, Fair School and attended Wesley Col- Prime Roast Beef Feast faven, and Eugene Foran, Bel= lege, Dover, Del., where she was tord. a member of the Woman's Rec- carved to yoor choice SUMMER SHIATHS and other warm weather finery will be modeled by Mr*. Edward reation Association. x, E. Banta, left, Red Bank, and Mrs. George Willi-armon, Rumion, at the annual lun- The bride was graduated in 1964 from Saugerties (N.Y.) High Mr. Canning is a 1961 graduate Served from 6-9 p.m. cheon and fashion ihow cf the Monmouth County SPCA tomorrow in Shadowfcrook, )f Red Bank Catholic High Bring the entire family Shrewsbury. Mrs. Banta wears a Vera Maxwell design in aquamarine linen with Persian School, and also attended Wesley Lincroft Club rollege. He is employed by Ben- trim and Mrs. Williamson models a btoe fibranne drew with ambrofderad sweater. iix Corporation, Eatontown, and SATURDAY DINNER • DANCING Fashions are by Wtlhelmina Dobbins, Rt. 35, Middletowfl. Plans Dinner is a private with the 824th Signal In the Jeriey Blues Dining Room Construction Company, U.S. LINCROFT — The fifth annual Dinner Served C to I p.m. spring dinner of the Lincroft Army Reserve Center, Fort Mon SPCA Summer Party- Woman's Club will be held at 7 mouth. DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF GERB'S MEAT MARKET i.m. on May 17 in Bamm Hollow The couple will reside in the Country Club. Past and associate Hamiltonian Apartments, Mon- "CANDY & BEAU" 52 MONMOUTH STREET. RED BANK members will 6e invited. mouth Beach, on their return Dancing from 7 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Is Benefit for Shelter The program will be a fashion from a wedding trip to Atlantic show, presented by the Main City. FOR THE BEST QUALITY MEAT & POULTRY Street Shop, Holmdel. The fol- "SPECIAL HAPPY HOUR" RED BANK — Annual summer on show commentator will be lowing club members and their with hon d'oeuvrei Mon.-Frl. M:W party of the Monmouth County Mrs. Peggy Curtis and music daughters will model: Mrs. Henry UJ. Prime MEATS,JLMrade 'A' POULTRY SPCA will feature luncheon and will be by Johnny Johnson. a fashion show by Wilhelmina Sivik and Miss Kay Sivik, Mrs. Abbe SONG FEST Reservations chairmen are James Orem and Miss Susan FREE DELIVERY SERVICE-PHONE 741-0381 Dobbins tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. C. Theodore Engberg, Oak Every Friday 9 pm in Horn 'n Musket in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Orem, Mrs. Gerald Halweg, Mrs. Free Porklig In - OJMI Dally t A.M. to i P.M. Hill Rd., Middletown; Mrs. Row- James DeVira and Mrs. Walter Decorators Rear el Store * WedMsdoy I A.M. le 1 P.M. land Fairlie, Windermere Ave., Mrs. Edwin Berger and Mrs. Kroeck. Interlaken, and Mrs. Wood, TWO-PIECE Arnold Wood are co-chairmen of The invocation will be given by • American Express Bowne Rd., Locust. the event, which benefits the ani- Mrs. Richard Sohan, ' mal shelter in Eatontown. Fash- Co-chairmen of gifts ere Mrs. Mrs. Martin Griffin is chair- SLIP COVERS Vincent A. Miletti and Mrs. Wil- man and committee members are • SOFA—) Clllllloni liam Kraybill. Mrs. Charles Kienzle, Mrs. Ray- • CHAIR—1 Ciuhlwi Bridal Shower mond Lenartowicz and Mrs. Igor ' 1 PAIR OF DRAPES, up to N" long BELFORD — A bridal shower Jurizin. ATTENTION Every Evening, Wednesday thru Sunday honoring Mi63 Frann Zeller, Miss Buchan IOAT OWNERS Sears Landing Rd., Atlantic High- RUMMAGE SALE BOAT CUSHIONS MADE TO ORDER lands, was recently held in the LEONARDO — Community Fire Far Prompt Dtlivtry home of Mrs.- Edward Connell, Is Bride Company Auxiliary will hold a Railroad Ave., here. rummage sale today and tomor- CALL 842-4128 Guests included Mrs. Mildred row from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Wolpert, Mrs. Philip Krystofich, Of Student the {ire house, Appleton Ave. 44 MONMOUTH ST. EIMAEOS General chairman is Mrs. Walter Mrs. Robert Waldhelm, Mrs. Nel- PERTH AMBOY — Miss Nan- Original Painting! by Wayne Turback en Display son Bonnell, Mrs. George Heslin, cy Carol Buchan, daughter of Belke, assisted by Mrs. William RED BANK Highway 35, Seurii Ambey 721 - 9771 Mrs. Irving Peterson, Mrs. Troy Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Buchan, 576 Tencate and Mrs, Emil Petach. Bennage and Miss Kathleen Ben Harding Ave., Perth Amboy, was nage. East Keansburg; Mrs married here April 23 to Frank Thomas Todd, Mrs. Joseph Mara Joseph Lisowsky, son of Mr. and podi, Mrs. John Hawarden and Mrs. Michael Lisowsky, 80 Birch >• \ CUT ON DOTTED LINE Mrs. Joseph Budner, Keansburg; Dr., Shrewsbury, at a Nuptia \ Mrs. Frank Zeller, Atlantic High- Mass in Holy Spirit Catholic Is one direction te take If you are toniiderlnj cus- lands; Mrs. William Peterson, Church. Rev. J. Nevln Kennedy COMPANY tom drapes for your home, but we would suggest Union Beach; Mrs. Harold Peter- was celebrant A double ring son, Mrs. Thomas Segretto and ceremony was included. that you save all that work and give the directions Mrs. William Peterson, Newark; Mrs. Dorothy Zinner, Long Immediately after the cere- to your house to our FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Branch; Mrs. Albert Spahr and mony a reception was held in coDtultanf. We at SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, 468 Mrs. Roy Hicks, Sea Bright, and the Turf Restaurant, Madison Mrs. Helen Forrest, Mrs. Howard Township. MOAD ST., SHREWSBURY, recommend him. Topping and Mrs. John Ha- Mr. Buchan gave his daughter ward " in marriage. She wore «n Em- pire-styled gown of white silk or- ganza over taffeta fashioned with a long A-llne skirt and detach- The Make-Up on able train. Miss Audrey Buchan, at home, % Fascinating laces ii FACTORY was maid of honor for her sis- ter. The two other bridal at- OUTLET tendants were Mrs. William Helena Rubinstein's LUCY'S Such, Edison, and Miss Marjorli Lisowsky, Shrewsbury, sister of the bridegroom. ILLUMINATION Michael Lisowsky, a graduate student at the University of Ne- ANIVERSARY SALE braska^at Lincoln, was best man for his brother. Ushers were MAKEUP William Such of Edison, and Pvt. Robert Lisowsky, U.S. Army, brother of the bridegroom, who 2nd BIG WEEK is stationed at the Aberdeen Prov- ing Grounds in Maryland. In view of the tremendous response for our Anniversary Sale, we The bride, an alumna of St are extending these fantastic sale values for another three days, Mary's High School here, at- tended the University of Dayton in appreciation of your continued patonage. in Ohio. Mr. Lisowsky, an alumnus ol Red Bank Catholic High School "SEE-THRU" LINED-PRINTED COTTON is a senior at Syracuse (N.Y.) University and is employed by CLEAR PLASTIC the Babairz and Company, Inc., Yorkville, N.Y. The couple are RAINCOATS 2-PC. SUITS residing in Utica, N.Y. Party Follows Elite LeClaire, of the Fifth Avenue Confirmation MATAWAN - Marian Barbara Salon, will ba in our Red (tank «+or« 00 Wojtowica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry J. Wojtowicz, 59 Jun- for free bsauty consultation — Tomor. iper PI., was honored by her par- row and Friday! 4 ents at a party in their home after her confirmation ceremo- nies at St. Benedict's Catholic Min LeCtaire, Helena Rubiiutsin Beau-' Church, Hazlet. 50' POOR-BOY Among those attending were ty Consultant, will gladly fall you all th» the child's sponsor, Miss Helen intriguing ways you can use'lllumiM-- O. Yoka of Harlet; her brothers CLEARANCE TABLE SWEATERS in Henry and Jan Thomas Wojtow- Hon Make-up . . . and how Herbei. icz, her godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lewicki, and their son, sence Preparations can bring a new • Summer Shorts • Skirts Richard Lewicki, Union, and her grandfather, Joseph Wojtowicz, look to your skin. And, with any Helena • Wool Bermudas • Slacks Elizabeth. , 'Also, Mrs. . Edward Saczawa Rubinstein purchase, you'll receive a •1 and' children James and Susan, free beauty giftl • Short Sets • 7-14 Jackets Short Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pi? Willis and children Eric, Terrl •ynn and Glenn, of Neptune; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Werder and STEINBACH'S COSMETICS, StrMt Floor Edward Werder, Matawan; Mrs. Rad Bank only Bridge Ave, and Front St. 747-0108 Red Bank Arthur Finkelstein, Matawan; : Miss Mary Tinney, Newark; Mr. OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 | and Mrs. Michael Ferchle, Edi- SHOP Red Bank, AsbWy Park son, and Miss Florence Whalen, Wednesday and Friday Mights 'ill 9 Bayonn».

Ak. THE DAILY EEOSTER Wwbwky, M«y 11,1966-19 County Fare Students Give Party MIDDLETOWN - Mr*. UlKan, Elbert Dorsey, Mi*. John Jtob- Mason, S Beachway, Keansburg, inson, Mrs. William Millet Mrs. was honored at surprise birth- Henry Kleiber, Mrs. Mioittel day dinner party given by her Tamburro, Mrs. John Taggart, ceramics class students h,.ere in Mrs. Patrick Ruane, Mrs. John Preview on theBoardwalk The Cobblestones. Tormey, Mrs. Charlei Thumm, Attending were Mrs. Christo- Mrs. Leonard Fiore, Mrs. By sculpture of the past two decades cust. This lovely, tanned-to-*- jacket for the yacht club's pher O'Brien, Mrs. Joseph Mc- Charles Bell, Mrs. Fulton Mason, MARGUERITE HENDERSON — as arranged by the Monmouth turn wiip of • blonde wore a navy blues, Kenna, Mrs. John Reidy,. Mrs. and Mrs. Lairnia Stainton. How exciting to see in our owi Museum of American Art. To short white dress with its an- C. Harold Larsson, Fair Ha- environs a survey of'America! view the 48 pieces at a cham- gled cut-outs banded in black. ven, and Bob Swan, Middle- pagne preview The elegant assemblage of town, were designated official Saturday night guests was welcomed by Dr. hosts for the evening ... but In proved doubly James L. Whitehead, director of the latter's absence, Harold p 1 e a s u r- the Monmouth Museum. Also handed out the club burgee able. there were Mr. and Mrs. Charles pins to the new members. They Having round- B. Harding, Rumson (he is the Included BUI Jous, Dick Green- ed the ramp museum president), Mr. and berg and Stan Ivlns, all Rum- to enter As- Mrs. Henry D. Mercer, Mr. and son; and Earl Tyree and Al bury Park's Mrs. Geoffrey V. Azoy, Mr. and Morrison, both Fair Haven. Fifth Avenue Mrs. Douglas A. Yorke, Mr. and Louis Gottlieb from up-Eaat Boardwalk Ro- Mrs. William Bufl, 3d, Mr. and Orange-way was unable to at- tunda, we Mrs. Alan L. Duke, Mr. and Mrs. tend. James McCosker, Mr. and Mrs. were impressed Henderioa Dancing to the music of Walt by the spontaneous display of Marvin K. Broder, Dr. and Mrs. US Gordon Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar's four-piece orchestra sociability evoked by sharing the (they brought (heir own Ham-! sculpture experience. Of course, Donald E. Lawes, Jr., Edgar B. PUT 10m FUR Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Clark C. mond organ!) followed a sumptu- most people knew somebody ous roast beef dinner. tare — and some people knew Vogel, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Included in the party were Mr. IN THE COOLER! most people there. The conse- Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Louis CORNER STONE of the new addition to Family and and Mrs. G. Jack Freret, Mr. Fine furt (and fine quent conversations made the M. Hague, all of Rumson; Mr. background music (arranged by and MM. David Buck, Freehold; and Mrs. Rodney Lancaster and Children's Service headquarter! at 191 Bath Ave., Long fabric coats) can cool Gilman Collier, Oakhurst) almost Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Gasteyer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blair, Jr., all Branch, is placed by Mrs, Joseph Irwin, Red Bank, left, imperceptible after the "in (she is assistant museum, direc- of Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. it tbit summer in trio chairman of the Open House hold to mark the) evemt, force" arrival of guests follow- tor), Sen. and Mrs. Richard R. Henry W. Runyon, Locust; Mf. rarefied air" of our • ing innumerable dinner parties. Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. and Mrs. Lionel Lancaster, Red and Mrs. Frank Siblsy, Middletown, vies president. Creveling, Allenhurst; Monroe Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cul- Fashion news was in the print- fur storage vaults, Edelstein and Mr. and Mrs. shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Alston Beek- ed fabrics — not ops, my dear — Leonard Temko, New Shrews- man, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. whore vv» feature our own but art nouveau. Black back- bury. Charles Schmidt, Rumson; Mr. Family Service Agency grounds were the foil for bold, Certified Cold Storage and Mrs. Alfred Urffer, Edison; stylized blossoms — as in the Others among the many guests Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright, Service. It's completely full-length gown worn by Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. little Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. George •Williamson, Rumson. White and Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Robert Rooke, Shrewsbury. Dedicates New Addition safe, simple and very Mrs. Nicholas Cavaino, A. Barba, Shrewsbury; Mr. and Dick Benson, Chapel Hill, en- LONG BRANCH - Family and winner of an essay contest on Shrewsbury, (whose husband's Mrs. Michael A. Slovak, Interlak- inexpensive. For expert tertainment chairman, attended Children's Service of Monmouth "The Meaning of Marriage," "Crispus" was included in the en; Mrs. Milton Erlanger, Elber- remodeling, repair and with rris wife. County dedicated its new wing which was open to all county high special display by Monmouth on; Mr. end Mrs. Philip C. Car- at an Open House held at head- school students. She is a senior County sculptors) was in a toe- ling, Mr. and Mrs. Charles How- -superb-lu*tr* cleaning quarters here at 191 Bath Aye. at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional touching black sheath etched ard and Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Anniversary Party at low summer rates. with huge fuchsia flowers. Stich, al| of Fair Haven; Mr. and Theme of the event was "Keys HigfTSchool. EATONTOWN — Mr. and Mrs.to Locked Doors." Each guest Contest judges were Jack A. Whisking off early were Free- Mrs. Maurice Pollak and Mr. and For free pick-up . William Brooks, 725 Broad St., was presented with an inscribed holder Director Joseph C. Irwin Mrs. Herman J. Obermayer, Weinheimer, chief county proba- Shrewsbury, where honored at a key as a souvenir of the oc- •nd delivery call and his wife — her oriental- West Long Branch; Mr. and tion officer; Judge Leo D. Wein- surprise buffet dinner party on casion. styled ensemble was in the same Mrs. Alfred L. Ferguson, Jr., stein of the county Juvenile and the occasion of their 25th wed- 542-3325 vivid combinations of color. An Navesink; Mrs. Walter RullmaJi, Members of the Board of Di- Domestic Relations Court, tnd ding anniversary May 7. The embroidered red satin mandarin- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisner, Red rectors took part in a dedication Rev. C P. Mellick Belshaw, rec- collared evening coat (worn with Bank; Miss Gertrude Neidlinger party took place In the home of ceremony, placing the corner tor of St. George's-by-the-River red satin pumps) covered a for- and S. Travers Neidlinger, Leo- their son-in-law and daughter, stone in the new addition. Par- Episcopal Church, Rumson. mal jet gown. nardo; Mr. and Mrs. D. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaBoeco, 40 ticipating were Mrs. Frank Sib- Members of the board of Di- Other "brilliants" were Mrs. Tonti, Holmdel; Mrs. Louis S. Kremer Ave. ley, vice president; Mrs. Joseph rectors and of the staff explained FRANKLIN Bruce Huber's (Locust) shock Gimbel, Jr., Wayside, and Mr. Guests were Mrs. Lola Hughes Irwin, Mrs. Alton Evans, and the services of the agency which p|nk Kabukl silk Empire and and Mrs. Thomas T. K. Freling- and Mrs. Julia Brooks, Red James Long, executive director includes family counseling, adop- Mrs. William Wrightson's huysen, Princeton. Bank; Miss Patricia Brooks and of the agency. tion, foster care, Homemakers' SIMON (Rumson) short bright green And while American sculp- Miss Mary Brooks, Shrews- A $25 savings bond was pre- Service .and services to unwed gown — rife with knife pleats ture is displayed at the Asbury bury; William Stubbs, tittle Sil- sented to Miss Sandra Kiely, mothers. The Open House was and just as sharp. Park Rotunda, choral music by ver, and Miss Cathy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas held in conjunction with Nation- A show-stopper herself was contemporary American com- Eatontown. P. Kiely, Oaks Rd., Rumson, al Family Week sponsored by the Mrs, Floyd Wideman, Jr.. Lo- posers (Including Randall Family Service Association of Thompson, Alan Hovaness and America. Houston Bright) is rehearsed THE INSIDE STORY for a forthcoming concert. PHOTO BEEN RETOUCHED? PTA Sets Date May 21 Is the date when the 15.OO Only her picture framer knows 90-member Shrewsbury Chor- For Spring Fair for sure, and you know who ale will perform at the Rum- BELFORD — The Parent- The inside scoop on this otherwise won't tell ... son-Fair Haven Regional High Teacher Association of Belford School. School will hold a Spring Fair extroverted shift is a built-in bra! Your That little Old Frame Maker Now hi Its ninth season, the Saturday, June 4, on the school chorale was founded by a grounds. Fair hours are 9 a.m. to straps can't show, even though Johnny Appleseed of the musi- 4 p.m. Activities will Include a cal field, Alden W. Hammond, baby parade, games and varied our quilted-look cotton pique has a LOU COOPER Fair Haven, who (only by avo- booths. carved-out top designed to cation) also established and di- Chairmen of the event are Mrs 413 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY rected the New Haven Chorale. Harry Vanderhoof and Mr*. Har- bare a glorious suntan. Dazzling white Associate conductor Paul 0. ry Lufburrow. Grammer, New Shrewsbury, will in sizes 5 to 13. direct the Spring Concert — GUEST SPEAKER scheduled to start at 8:30 p.m. HIGHLANDS - Monmouth By Petti in Sportswear. Tickets for this only fund-rais- County Undersheriff Isaac H. NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET ing event of the year may be Reiff, South Belmar, was guest Mail and phone orders filled. 54 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank 747-9310 purchased in advance from mem- speaker at a meeting of the bers or at the door-at perfor- Women's Democratic Club of Across From Monmouth'County National Bank mance time. Monmouth County here in' the FRANKLIN SIMON Cedar Inn. Members of the La- dies Democratic Social Club of OPEN 7 DAYS — FRIDAY TIL f.f,M. Back from a whirlwind Wash- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, 542 - 3325 ington workshop are Monmouth planned by member* of the County representatives to the 14th Walter E. Behrens is president. OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY TIL 6 URGE EGGS T-PAC..... :...... 4 doz. 1.49 Annual Republican Women's Silver fire Company Auxiliary, h*ff to right, Mn. Conference. John Bacigalupi, Jr., attlistafit chairman; Mr*. Philip ALL BEEF FRANKS ...... 59c Ib. Leaders at all government lev- Varricchio, refreshments chairman, and Mrs. Allan els, from the.Senate and House Wright, who it in charge of prizes. The card party wiM of Representatives to state gov- BABY BEEF LIVER ; 59c Ib. ernors and municipal mayors, talc* place tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Wfllowbroolc Ion, participated in the programs and Fair Haven. Mrs. Dori» Marceffi i» chairman. AN OPEN INVITATION! FANCY POT ROAST 89c Ib. made up a busy few days for Mrs. Katherine K. Neuberger, Llncroft; Mrs. John D. Flynn, Serving the needs GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ..:.... 10c Ib. Deal; Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rum- son; Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. of the traveling public of HOT AND SWEET ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79c Ib. Thomas F. Shebell and her daughter, Mary, Asbury Park; Monmouth & Ocean Counties. THE DAILY REGISTER Mrs. Constance Sanders, Mrs. Norma Smith and Mrs. Renee NORTH JERSEY SHORE TRAVEL AGENTS ASSN. In Co-operation With The Reese, Neptune; Mrs. Ruby Bou- American Travel Agency Lawlour Travel Agency AMERICAN MADE BY WING DING man, Long Branch; and Mrs. A. 775 • 8100 O'Neil and Mrs. H. Sememone, 842-2227 both Atlantic Highlands. Asbury Park Travel Service O'Damtell Travel Agency New Jersey Chapter of the 775 • 0050 741 • 5080 Carell Travel Those who "go down to the sea Ntatant Travel Service in ships" were up to their necks 741-6500 Arthritis Foundation in style Saturday as the Shrews- 899-5300 SNEAKERS bury River Yacht Club weighed anchor for a swimmingly social season with a formal dinner- INVITE YOU TO ATTEND EARLY SEASON SPECIAL dance. HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S Commodore Ray Fertig, Fair LAST THREE DAYS Haven, was jacketed in silver A FREE PUBLIC FORUM blue shantung as was Bill Mul- Special Bedding Section ... THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY der, also of Fair Haven, rear commodore. ("Aside" scuttle- .ON butt is that orders were placed Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- and "rank" braid applied at tresses and boxgprings from famous makers Club 116, Broad St., Red Bank). Others, including Dr. Harvey Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 ARTl-l RITI S Marcellus, were In burgundy •Ilk shantung while a few for- Same Day Delivery Service WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 at 7:30 P.M. sook the conventional dinner IN THE NEW JERSEY ROOM (Civic Auditorium) ASSORTED WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S The Monmouth Players at the Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown 2 PA.RS '3.00 present SINGLE PAIR $2. BUCK, WHITE, COLORS, NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY STYLE. The purpose of lha Forum ii to present the "No cast 'H hopalan. Something tan be done "The Pleasure of his Company" latest medical tnd research facti on this for arthritis now. Moreover, research for the . . . Served daily crippling disease anil to bring thole afflicted cause and cur* of arthritis it moving forward rapidly. New therapist and many promising 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and their familial a batter understanding of naw drugs are emerging. Yastarday'i discour- MEN'Sand Fri. and Sat. 'til AT THE NAVESINK LIBRARY the problem from which more than 13,000,000 agement can b. replaced by today's ep- Americans now luffar. fimiim." midnight at . , . William S. Clark, M.D., President The Arthritis Foundation 2 PMRS '5.00 ofheulumson MAY 6th-7th-13th-14th SINGLE PAIR $3 GUEST SPEAKERS Directed by Gail Prentice, Rumson CASUAL FOOTWEAR . . . Jerry Walsh. National Educational Consultant Dr. John L Abruzio, recipient of four post-doctural awards ADMISSION Curtain at JIM $2.25 8145 p.m. Sharp | at the piano Fri. and Sat. Nit«i Presented as a public service by the THE SNEAKER SHOPS 10 Waterman Avt. Rumion FOR TICKETS CALL New Jersey Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation 9 Broad St. Shopping 'til 9 (atthe Sga Bright bridge) SUNDAY BRUNCH and Red Bank Wed.&Fri. NOON 'TIL 3 P.M. 741-2697 The Daily Register Shore s Bulldogs' 20-Wfcdne*d«y, May 11,1966 1-0, Despite Beaty's 1-Hitter ^ LONG BRANCH - to third. Tony DeMarco.then hit battle in the remaining six .in- Bob Friscia, who was three for ley's single. In the eighth, stn Rttfflfon-Fair Haven Region- a grounder to third base and nings. foiir at the plate, recorded the gles by Steve foulter, Walter Kemp and Doug Kerr com al pitcher Bill Beaty limited Mike Galbavy couldn't find the Shore never threatened again win on the pitching hill for the bined to score the winning run Shore Regional to just one hit handle, and McNish raced home. as Beaty held the hosts hitless, Bulldogs, chalking up his fourth for the little Bulldogs, who are yesterday afternoon, but was the Despite the loss, • Rumson- struck out six and walked one. win in six decisions. victim of two miscues as Shore FH still leads the loop with a 2-4-1 on the campaign. Rich Rumson-FH threatened in the Tim Hughes, Bob Tumelty and squeaked out a 1-0 Shore Con- 7-2 record, but by only half a Rubley, who went the final three third inning when Jim Ryan and Jeff Farley had two hits for the hrence "B" Northern Division game over second place innings, took credit for the vic- Galbavy singled to put runners Hughes drove in two runs and upset. Southern Freehold Regional, who tory. " •• at first and second with no outs, blanked Raritan Township, 3-0, Don Dieker and Farley each Bill McNish got the lone safety Ciccone worked out of the jam IHimMn-FH 101 I (1) for its sixth league victory drove in one. The other two were 1 off Beaty, a one-out single to by fanning Al Brighton and get- AB R H AB R H against a pair of losses. Rum- unearned. Brlrton,2b t 0 1 McNlsh.2b 3 11 11 left field in the first inning when ting Fred Sanborn and Beaty to Sanbnrn.ss 2 0 0!] DINapoll.cp r 300 the Blue Devils scored their only son-FH is 8-2-1 over-all- In the freshman game, Rum- Beaty.p 3 0 0 I ciccone.p 3 0 0 fly out to left and right fields, VettcrUf 3 0 S I DeMarco.c 2 0 0 run. Shore owns a 6-3 circuit rec- respectively. son-Fair Haven rallied to tie In Himlll.rt 3 0 0 1 Spllz.ll) 2 0 0 the bottom of the seventh and Miller.lb 3 0 0 1 Wllion.lf 2 0 0 After his hit, McNish promptly ord for third place, a full game Bill.If 3 0 0 Klein,rf 2 0 0 stole second base. Beaty then behind the leaders and a half Ciccone ended the game then won It in the eighth, 8-5, Ttyan.y. c 2 0 111 CtlR'ben.CtlM. 0 0 over Shore's yearlings. Oalhavy.3b 2 0 1 I BlB«tll,33 b tried to pick McNish off second, game in back of Southern Free- with three strike outs. Bab'ock.ph 10 0 but his throw was off the mark hold. Shore is 10-3 over-all. A five-run third inning helped John Ticehurst walked and Md went into short center field Beaty and Shore hurler Bob Rumson-FH win the junior var- eventually scored the tying run Runuon-FH 000 000 0-0 to allow the runner to advance Ciccone hooked up in a pitchers' sity game, 8-5, for a 5-5 record. in the seventh on George Con- Shore 100 000 X—1

EASY OUT — Jelf Miller, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional first bateman, puti the fog on Shore Regional1. Tom DiNapoli in yesterday1! Shore Conference "B" North Divi. Rally Gives Buccos Shore Conference sion game at Shore's field. Baseball Standings QUALITY COMES 1SJ Third Straight, 2-1 AT FIRESTONE A DIVISION . OTHERS RED BANK - A two-run fifth walked and stole second. Tom With men still on second anc Ycsterday'i Results Yesterday's Results Inning gave Red Bank High Hartley also walked, and both third, Lewis called for another Red Bank 2, Toms River 1 Mater Dei S, Ocean Twp. 0 2-1 come from behind victory runners scooted home wheiTRiciT p1tchoutr~but-this-Ume-he—held Soulhern 24,-St- Joseph'* (TR) 5, over-Toms River here yesterday Nowell blasted a triple'to left onto the ball and got Smith com Freehold 6, Montnouth 0 called after 4% Innings la a Shore Conference "A" Di-field. ing home. Long Branch 1, Neptune 0 Today's Games vision contest. Toms River picked up its run In the sixth, Pat Geroni led Henry Hudson at R. B. Catholic STANDINGS Coach Bill Sweet's nine is nowwhen Bob Gesser singled, Dod- off with a double for the second CBA at Shore •'game out of the .500 bracket dy Smith bunted down the first Buc hit. Then Porvanzi settled W L Pet. St. Rose at Pt. Beach with a 4-5'Conference record base line and a hobbled ball down to strike out the next three Freehold (8-2) .800 Croydon Hall at Farragut is at 5-8 over-all. Torn* River made both runners safe. Ken batters, Brick (M) Atlantic City at Southern Rer lost ground with a 3-7 record in Hovance went to first on an in- Jeff Carlson started the seventh Middletown (8-4) RECORDS the conference and is J-8 over- terference play on Ty Lewis, with a leadoff single for the Neptune (9-5) Pet. Jill. catcher. Lewis called for a pitch- Indians' second hit, but Mottine Long Branch (64) CBA .500 Your Choice of Great Firestone It was the third straight win out, but dropped the ball to al- fanned the next two and got the Red Bank (54) 4 Mater Dei .455 for Red Bank and the fourth low Gesser to dent the plate. third out on a grounder to third. Toms River (5-9) 3 7 .SOO R. B. Catholic .417 scount Prices! win for Jim Mottine, sophomore Monmouth (44) 2 8 .200 Croydon Hall .: 1 .250 Nylon Tires at right-hander. Mottine was sharp B DIVISION Ocean Twp _...3 .231 on the hill with fine control. He Yesterday's Results St. Rose ...:...._ 2 .182 only allowed two hits, walked NORTH Asbury Park ,1 none and fanned nine. St. Joseph's (Tit) 0 Ken Porvaznl also pitched well Shore 1, Rumson-FH 0 for the Indians and most of his So. Freehold S, Rsrltan 0 trouble was with walks, He Manasquan 3, Keyport 3 Issued five free tickets, but he Matawan », Henry Hudson 3 . alto fanned nine batters. Both SOUTH pitchers gave up only two hits. Lakewood 14, Jackson 4 Toms River went out in front t. Boro 10, Wall 7 right at the start by getting its Central S, Pt. Beach 3 only run in Jhe first frame. Then STANDINGS , : •Mottine shut them out for the NORTH . iiext six frames. W L Pet Red Bank rallied after two Rumson-FH (8*1) ._ 7 2 .778 were out in the fifth for its win- So. Freehold (S-2) I 2 .750 ning frame. Ed Williams Shore (10-3) ...» J .687 .grounded out and' Mottine filed Manasquan (84) 5 3 .62! out to center field. Ron West Raritan (5-4) ...4 4 .500 Tonu Ktver (1) | Bed Bank (2) Matawan (5-9) ...... 7 .SOO AB R H | AB R H Keyport (44) 2 6 .250 rJeuer.c! 3 1 1 I Coita.ct 2 0 0 Henry Hudson (14) 1 7 .125 Imlth.ir 3 o 01 Hartiry.lf 1 1 o LONG BRANCH-Long Branch Hovance.ia a 0 0 i Nowell.n 3 0 1 SOUTH Champion Nylon Nylonaire CarltolUb 3 0 1 | Lewls.e 2 0 0 helped scramble the Shore Con- Mlller.ib 3 0 0 neroni.rr 3 0 W L Pet * 20% more miUtge thai A&fety-lortiBed nylon for. McGrath.rf 3 n 0 I 8novpr,2b 3 0 0 Division baseball * 26% mom mileage than Rll(g'ro.2b 3 0 O I Drotldy.lta 2 on Lakewood (10-1) t 1.000 erence tht Champion the Nylonaire safety and durability Staln.c 2 0 0| WllllamOb 300 Pt. Boro (8-2) 2 .780 standings yesterday, edging Nep- Porvainlp 2 0 0 1 Mottlnt,; 1 l> 0 MAKING AN OUT — Dave Stein, Toms River, failed Southern (8-4) W«at,ph 0 1 ....5 3 ,»2S tune, 1-0, to help Freehold Re- to make the bag on this play as Dave Drody, Red Bank Central (4-7) ...A J .444 Dudley, ef 0 0 gional to a healthy 2'^-game 28 1 "j | • • 20 1 i High School puts on the tag. Red Bank nipped Toms Jackson (4-7) 475 Toml Elver .100 000 0-1 lead. Red Bulk 00O 010 *—S Wall (3*1) ' _..2 I .259 . SB-Nowell. IB—Oeronl. River, 2-11 in a close on«. Pt Beach (Ml). ,.0 8 .000 Freehold, a 6-0 victor over.I Monmouth Regional yesterday, | has an 8-2 mark to Brick's sec- Tfait Dfagons"by Half Game in Battle for 2d Place ond best record'of 6-3. Middle- town, which drubbed the second place Dragons yesterday, 11-1, has a 6-4 mark for third and Long Branch now shares the Lions Clobber Brick, 11-i fourth position with Neptune, FULL LIFETIME GUARANTEE agtinst both clubs holding 5-5 league Cfiargt Payment defects in work man f hip and mtt»* BRICK TOWNSHIP — Middle- ter two innings of play, getting Lions completed the high pro- there was nothing wrong with NO MONEY rials and all normal road hazard In- town Township went on run pro-a pair in the first frame and * duction day with another pair Ming, he was just resting him marks. S5, P« mo. juries encountered in everyday pa». •50.00 tennr car u«« lor tht Iff* of th9 ducing spree here yesterday and half dozen In the second. The in the fifth frame. ° for Friday's game with league Back to back doubles after a DOWN 75.00 7,P«mo. original trtad 'deilgn. Replacement* clobbered Brick Township, 11-1 Tom Ming started for Middle- leading Freehold Regional. Bar- single produced the only' run are pro-rated on trefid wear and MUdlelown (111 Brick <1> 9, pet mo. based on currant Firestone nUU • In a Shore Conference "A" Di- AB R H AB R H town, but coach Arnie Truexi ry Snyder finished up. yesterday u Long Branch edged Take Months to pay 95.00 price at time of adjustment. vision tussle. E.8>n,2b,M 2 0 0 Kalkluir.u 9 2 2 A.B'n,».2b 2 0 00 lifted him after only three in-i Brick paraded four pitchers to Neptune. Rich Onacilla led off The win moved Middletown to Kane.rl S 2 3 Caso,2b,p 1 0 00 nings of play. Coach Truex said the mound. ' the sixth with a single, then went 5 14 RabbllUaU b 3 0 0 within a halt-game of second Wallace,c! 3 0 2 J,Pl,lb,p,J,P'l,lb,p,JP'llb n 33 l 1 to the tidelinea when Emilio Men- place, right on the till o! Brick's Voik,cf 0 0 0 B.PlllU.BPlllUd 3 00 0 nella came in as a pinch runner. BMUch.Jb 4 0 2 CampbelU It 6-3 record. Middletown Is 6-4 d Werner.2b 1 0 0 Hawken,e( 8 0 Swim Classes Start Saturday Dan Dilley followed with a dou- displays an 8-4 season mark, Logan,3g, b 4 1 Bcanlon,rt 2 0 ble to left, but George Steinert, 0 , FREEHOLD — Swimming According to general secre- S']»'»er.3». b 0 0 00 LarJten.rf 0 0 0 Neptune's left fielder, fired a Bart Lombard! was hot with MllMln|,p,lt t 4 112 Gant.ct 1100 0 classes for boys and girls, spon- tary Herbert M. Johnson, there com,i,i oo 0 0 strike to third and Mennella was the stick for the Lions, getting Chevaller.c oo4 3 o2 BerKen.ef.p 2 0 0 sored by the Freehold Area is no age limit, but all students Chll Sendilk.lb 0 0 retired. Joe Bova brought home tour singles in five trips to the M'L'nnon.c 0 0 0 YMCA, will start Saturday and must be at least 48 inches tall, NICKLAUS the tally with another double. plate. For the day, he -bad five (0 1120 Hi l continue for the following have their parents' • permission RBIs. MMdietown 281 ow'fr-ll five Saturdays at the Shore Area and ' pay a special membership Both teams threatened earlier GOLF BALLS Middletown had eight runs af- irlck _..;..„ 00O 001 0- 1 YMCA in Asbury Park. fee. : in the game, but sharp pitching 3B~Ut«n. 2B—Kane. Bus service has been arranged by Long Branch's Steve Strollo, Jack Nicklaus to take tti» children from th< who finished with a one-hitter, Autograph Model Freehold "Y," 12 Thrcckmorton and Rich Haller of Neptune killed No Cost Or Freehold Raps Falcons, St., to the Shore Area "Y," off scoring threats. Obligation Main St., Asbury Park. The bus In the ff'ftrr Bob Juliano led 3 FOR will depart from the Freehol oil for Long Branch with a bunt, YMCA at J p.m. and return a went to second on Frank Vacca- 6-O, to Hold 'A' Lead 5:30. All participants must bring relli's sacrifice bunt and reached their swimming suits and third when the catcher dropped FREEHOLD - Blasting away innings, Freehold Regional hung play with" an 8-2 record. Mon- towel. the third strike on Dan Chaaey. .for six runs in the first three up a whitewash job on Mon- mouth is on the bottom of the Further information may be Haller got out of the jam by Miuimoulh (0) I mouth Regional, 6-0, here yester heap with the same figures, only obtained by contacting the Free- getting Strollo on an .infield Burpeeaha AB R H I AB n n day. And all runs were produced grounder. Thomat.rf 3 0 0 reversed. hold "Y." Bu'ph' stienfu,2b Ooo on only two Freehold hits. Neptune put a man on third Kenneuly.cf 3 O Brareton.rf 3 0 Davfa.c 3 Freehold had enough runs in with one out in the second when GIANT Tuck.3b Steinert walked and raced to third Row«tt,c Leon.3b the first for the win. It was a limit 3 per Bryant.Zb 10 0 Lackitl.of _ 1. 0_ wild one. Bob Davis had one of as the catcher'« throw went into customer at 10 O B"rkowUl.lf 3 11 Otrupchak Named center on his steal of second. this price. Short, ph 10 1 Enderly.p 2 0 0 the two singles in the inning ZINNIAS 2 0 0 which also included walks, a Strollo struck out Len Renery O'lalea.aa 2. O I Additional balls $1.00 each B'n'lrtt.ph 10 0 fielder's choice play, plus three and Haller to kill off the threat. Nauden,p 3 0 2 wild pitches by Jay Nauden. Strollo struck out 11 and PrlMd m ihown at Flrtitwit Itortu compttltivtty pneu ol Flnilon(BOt DialorOi raidSize ol oil )nrvio nations dHpM"» tM Fliwtoni «lgn. 28 O 51 18 8 2 The Colonials lead the "A" Buc Cage Coach walked four in finishing with his Vonmoutft ...000 COO 0—0 one-hitter. Haller fanned four, freehold Division In Shore Conference 131 000 x-t, RED BANK — Robert Otrupchak last night walked two and allowed seven was named next season's head basketball coach at hits. Xtplune (0) Long nranrti I Henry Hudson <3> CBA . _,_. triple. San Francisco .19 Freehold 4 ern Division encounter here yes- Asbnry Park ... 9 ABBH JIB R H Pittsburgh ...... 14 .609 3>/3 Cleveland 15 5 J50 1 son Regional, 5-0, in a triangular Kl, Row terday on Firemen's Memorial Geran.ss .502 cmckett.H 3 0 Ocean Twp „. Life wasn't so romantic for Houston ...15 .577 Detroit 14 9 .609 314 match at the Jumping Brook Maler Del Silvers,3b t 1 2 curtu.lt> 4 0 0 B. B. Catholic . Valentine during spring train Field. Bcn'llt.ct 2 3 1 a.N'i>'lla,rf 1 0 0 Los Angeles 14 .538 California 13 10 .565 4\ Country Club, ison Twp. ~ colllni.lb 13 2 Ansps.ch.3A b J1 Southern Freehold (.il-RomsoB-FK (I) ing. In the last three weeks of So. freehold The win gave Matawan a 3-7 8haw,p 3 11 Murray.c 3 Slide* Philadelphia 11 .514 Chicago 11 9 .550 5 In the only other match, CBA record in the circuit, while Hud- HiiuuJf 0 1 r,ll]V»!l»,cl 2 1 Bruce Locknoot (SF) d. Rob Hnuka, March, he was hit by baseballs New York 9 .474 Minnesota 9 10 .474 6V4 Volk,2b I 1 Hen'lck«,2b 2 0 (-1. T». won its 10th match of the season Son is in the cellar with a 1-7 Pete Bay (SF) d. Hick Aaron, «-J, five times, and he hit a catcher (At Bimm Hollow) Sh'na'an.rt 3 1 Soyks.ss 2 0 0 Atlanta -.13 .464 Washington 8 13 .381 8| in 13 starts by defeating St. CBA (!> Pearson, e t 0 0 Bailey,? 3 0 0 M. once and a wall once. mark. On the reason, the Hus- Nell KarabbU (SF) i. Vim Slender, Cincinnati 10 .417 Kansas City. 7 15 .318 10 Peier's, New Brunswick, 5-1, at m o a Matawan . ~ 202 M0 5—8Urn Tatarlaehlck, M. "' Boston ....1 7 16 .304 10! Russ Walling, who Just missed tor Hurtw 4« Larry Shaw went all the way League games ended 3-2, Balti- W»lt KttlM - —M Henry Hudson 000 200 1-8 Charles Shaw-Jeremy Tjrrt* (B-Fn) Yesterday'* Results Yesterday's Results qualifying for the NJSIAA finals for the Huskies, allowing only 3B—Collins, Murray. 2B—CoIIIru. 4. Mark Scnwarti-Roo Newman, M. more edging Chicago in 12 in- St. Louis 8, Chicago 0 Monday, was Neptune's low man SI. reter't (1) three hits on the way to nings, Kansas City trimming Baltimore 3, Chicago 2, 12 innings Krvln Bury 45 San Francisco 2, Pittsburgh 1, 15 with a 42, which was also the Mlltfi Rolrk (i striking out/ eight and walking Boston in 10 and Detroit nipping Kansas City 3, Boston 2, Winnings innings best score of the three-team Kvlly Barrr _ « seven. Jim Bailey absorbed the McDonald 1-Hita Ocean Cleveland in nine. Rain washed Tnd Flcone . _ „ ... 47 Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia 1 Detroit 3, Cleveland 2 Fml Krlly . 4T loss. He was tagged for 10 hits, out New York at Minnesota. match. Andy DeSarno of Ocean New York 7, Houston 4 Washington 4, California I Twp. had a 44, while Henry Hud- John T.ylor ... _.. M walked five and fanned the same Valentine's lusty performance Cincinnati B-8, Atlanta 2-0 New York at Minnesota, rain son's Tom Petraglia and Nep- number. provided more than enough sup- (At Jamplns Brook) Seraphs Win, 5-0 Today's Games Today's Games tune's Walt Stansberry each had Meptine 4, Ocean Twp. 1 Matawan's five runs in the sev- port for Pete Richert, who St. Louis (Jackson, 1-1) at Chi Nrplone I. Henry Hud»nn e enth came when Frank Schaufle Detroit (McLain, 4-1) at Cleve- Ocean lW. tV,. Henry Hudson V,. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mater DUcavage rapped out a triple cago (Holtzman 1-2) Dana Argeris of CBA and Mike started with a single, John Col- land (McDowell, 44), night Del scored five, runs in two in-in the fourth to tend home the Houston (Roberts, 2-3) at New Rojek of St. Peter's each had Neptune lins doubled, Shaw walked and nings yesterday to blank Ocean Colts Sign 2 New York (Ford, 0-3) at Min- Rats Wslllm : —41 lone tally in the fourth. York (McGraw 1-2), night 42s to tie In their match. The Wa.lt Slusberrr it Doug Hanna grounded out to Township, S-0. nesota (Pascual, 4-1), night G«l)r Slrevell ». Free Agents Los Angel* (Sutton, 3-3) at Colts' Walt Knake and St. MaWy »l>m third. With the bases loaded, Tom McDonald fired a one- Mater Dei is now 5-7 for the Boston (Moorehead, 1-1) it John Sorensoo Scott Volk. was walked by Bailey season. Ocean is 3-10-1. Philadelphia (Jackson in> Aibiry Pork—774^800 hitter. Gibson, Mike Shannon ny Vigliotti who pitched a one- 8 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. nd Curt Flood hit the other hitter and added a home run. homers. In other action, Holy Family of Union Beach notched its first Jim Maloney and Milt Pappas victory of the season as it de- pitched the Reds to their sweep feated St. Joseph's of Paramus, over the Braves, who managed 7-3, and St. Joseph's downed St. lust seven hits iri the double Agnes, 12-2. ' leader. STANDINGS SAFETY CHECK W I, ALLSTATE Msloney, out two weeks with . 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I 1 d t Rebels Tighten By JACK HAND Barry became a •ensatlonasensational ago has been abandoned. Bradley previously by Los Angeles anandd Jim Barnett of Oregon, Jerry Grant of Long ? " ^^J^V*.^.n ^;.^ NEW YORK (AP) — The New| player for the San Francisco passed up the pros to continue Cincinnati but preferred to reChamfers of Utah, Dick Snyder Larry Humes of Evansvllle, Lou York Knickerbockers, needing a Warriora and was named Rookie his studies in England. main in school. of Davidson, Lonnie Wright of Hudson of Minnesota, Jack Miri of Uie Year and was voted to the Colorado State, Archie Clark of big, strong backcourt man to Top Prospects Other big men who were avail- of Duke, Stan McKemie of get out of the cellar, eyed All- league All-Star team. Some Minnesota, Carver Clinton -of Russell, Dave Bing of Syra able included John Beasley, 6-9, NYU Bob Mclntyre of St. John's, America Cazzie Russell of Michi- thought Barry might be too frail Penn State. 'B' Race, 3-0 cuse and Dave Schellhase of 225, of Texas A&M; John Block and Bill Melchionni of Vlll»nov«- gan as the No. 1 pick in today's for the pros but they never will Purdue were among the most Also listed were Dave Wagnon Junior Matty Goukas of St. Jo- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - too. He gave up two run* in the National Basketball Association say that about Russell. of Southern California; Oliver highly regarded pro prospects. Daren 6-7, 225, of Michigan; of Idaho State, Jim Williams of seph's was eligible for the draft Southern Freehold Regions! High, first and one in the second, but draft. Bing, 6-3, 185, made all the All- Won First Pick Stu Johnson, 6-8, 228, of Murray Temple, Lee DeFore of Auburn, although he has said he will pl»y with an assist from Shore Re- didn't allow a tally in the next Russell, 6-foot-5'/, and 218 America teams by scoring 794 New York had won first pick State; Erwin Mueller, 6-8, 220Joe Ellis of San Francisco, Albift another year of college ball. gional, ha» moved closer to Rum- five innings. He struck out seven pounds, was regarded as a can't points and excelling as an all by the flip of a coin with the son-Fair Haven Regional in theand walked only one, while al- miss prospect by the pro scouts, around performer. Schellhase, of San _ Francisco, and Dorie Detroit Pistons after the two tight Shore Conference "B" lowing five hits. many of whom downgraded Rick 6-4, 205, led the nation's major Murrey, 6-8, 220, of Detroit. teams finished last in their re- FURNITURE CO. Northern Division baseball title Jim Carter led off Southern Barry a year ago. colleges in scoring with a 32.5- Nemelka Favored spective divisions. San Francisco, chase. Freehold's first with a single and point average and also made Dick Nemelka, leading scorer KEYPORT, N. J. St. Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati, A 3-0 victory over Raritan came all the way around to sec- every All-America team. for Brigham Young's NIT diam WEST Township yesterday, coupled ond when the left fielder dropped Los Angeles, Boston, Philadel- Derby King pions was on many lists. So were 264-0181 with a 1-0 Shore victory over Waiting's fly ball for a two-base phia and the new Chicago entry Wesley Available Rumion - Fair Haven, leaves error. Walling raced home on followed in that order. Chicago Perhaps the best of the big men John Austin of Boston College, got the third and fourth picks in Southern Freehold only one half Howie Helman's single. At Pimlico available was Walt Wesley, 6-11, "= BUSINESSMEN "=~ gimt behind the Bulldogs aa In the second, Ray Nicholson the second round, behind Detroit 235, of Kansas, an excellent re BALTIMORE (AP) - Kauai , MAY WE HELP YOU walked and went to third when and New York. bounder. Others who attracted four teams are in the running for King, the Kentucky Derby win- COLLECT MONEY attention were Clyde Lee, 6-9 220 the league crown. the catcher's throw went into ner, arrived yesterday at Pim- The draft was scheduled to OWED TO YOU 7 center field on a steal of second. of Vanderbilt, already planning to Rumson-FH leads with * 7-2 lico race track where he will start at noon. Carter chased him home with mark, Southern Freehold is next try May 21 to annex the $150,000 The old territorial draft that spend the year playing in Italy Monmouth Credit Adjusters his second single of the game. f at «-2 and Shore (6-3) and Man- -added Preakness, second leg of gave the Knicks the rights to and Henry Finkel, 6-11, 240, of Coll Martin J. Scanlen Open Mon. and Fri. evening* M 9 Helman also finished with two asquan (5-3) are close behind. the Triple Crown for 3-year-olds, Princeton's Bill Bradley a year Dayton who was drafted twice 741-2458 •• hits for Southern Freehold, Raritan iMifth at U. B«.- Freehold (3) i <•) Owner Michael Ford acconv Greg Walling was Southern AB R H 1 JlmC'ter.ss i 1 2 I Bls.ck.rf AB R H panied his pride on the plane ride Freehold ! standout against Rari- Claylnn.ct " " " - - - - - 3 0 00 from Louisville and reported tsn yesterday, tossing a one-hit- Walllnl.p J 0 n: Bemen.nb 3 0 0 Helman.c 3 Il) n | Alnano.2b 3 0 0 Kauai King had a very easy, ter. His bid for a no-hitter was Evans.lf .0012 | Hallam.lRossl,]l b _ 0 _1 comfortable flight. u foiled with one out in the seBhore.l- f 0 0 Q i Battatlla,p. 3 0 0 Mount,!n 3 0 0| Lawli,cf 100 Veterans at Pimlico said it was venth inning when Gifford Hal- W Fur (SJi. Time: :M.«. IS—Mlqulll (Pearl) 113 la-Blller (Patterson) 115 SM-id. ran—1. John n«mnsej (RBC), IJa-sallj's sanlal (Velatquei 1171 !—Scurry Bark (Eakoor) US t. Dastl (SJ), 1. Cook (SJI. Time: HBCO.M) RACE PURSE 13.000 z—Ncurry nara itMoqrj ••.' liM.1. MUP-11,500 • FFur 34—Wi jacnk Fleaseol aui Trades (Bmmneld) 11u8s run—1. (larr B>arh (Run, 1 I—art} Dun (Capodlcl) 5—tax Charger (SloneV 119 i IRBC), 3. Cnslek (RBC). Tima: t—Kpaceald (flrlmrn) W t— (lordortio (BoulmftlO 119 iM.l. 2—Gold Lrmon (Vasques) 11.1 Ta-Perslan made. 1 Two.mil> ma—1. Bob Byron (RBC) 4—Rochamar (Slone) lit)11 3 IV'^amrilMW«—PersiaI LTmtfn J Mat\spaaiiiiit (Faasmorei «-« ) 2 t. MnlthlM (W). 1. MMa (RBC). Time »—llljhly Esteemed (Vamaci) 113 t—Belt Brandy (Patterson) "8 llll.l. •—Bit l>e (PMrl) 113 Shirley Lepmaa-VIUesak stable- IMyd. hl|h hurdlti — 1. Mallhliwi 7—Zlmmtr'a Flame. (Korte) 113 Entry (U), I. Slkom (SJ), 1. Maddlx (RBC), t-JImrmsU (Zakoor) 113 FIFTIFTH RACE PUBSK ta.MO Tlmo: MM. ft—Plaadru , t ID—Knltht Pride (MtCardy) 113 l-BeUothfll«el (Milan) "H* MMdli IRBC), 1. MUUMws (B«C). lla-Press H. (l^ikaa) "10« I—iH Code (Lovato) 11* tVnf: :S.l. IS—Rob de Bank (Grimm) 113 J-For Joy 11' shot pat—1. rrrralo (SJi. 1. flcmtfam AE 4— Karl'a Emma (Block) IIS (RBC), 3. BrauOM (SJ). Distant*: 13—Dkrrell Boy (Nolan) aalM 9—Our Dear Roth (Vasguei) lit *HH". 14-CoarMa Mai (Velastmeil 113 a_Cloud Hl(h (Stone) 1|! Blini—1. DMnla O'dtK (RBC), J 1—Holly-0 (Bromlleld) . J1J OIL HEAT lj—BUM A Trail (PMIersos) 111 SIXTH RACE rOME 13,100 «CP-I7,JOMJ.O«" *'" «M*v*""rJ- *"S" f*ll«ll» (BBC). J 1—Maid «l Mirth 1M Wilson ((RBT), 3. kruuoM (SJ). nil !—Cable Count (Cnlmom) 119 and HOT WATER ttMCfM s I4VI4VSS" ' 'Squan^s Pair j—Boulder M. (Vamun) 114 Foln vamt-1. frank rtilal (SJ), I. 4—Tout Roval • IK (RBC). lACalta (Ml. HMiht 9—Bold Brook( Velaaquei) W a—Moral Siuulim (Brumlleld) W Hlfk lump— 1. (Tin) Horaa (SJI, Bob 7—Level Flow (VflanquM) 114 In 6th Edges a— FrMnont Flash (Zctkoor) 110 t—Hpare Conqueror (M. CooialM) 114 Lorn Jams—I. Paul DeamMil (RBC) It—tuatm (Stone) ._ 114 'vHwuiMsfr (S4l. a. Freadentharf SEVENTH RACE PURSE M,(l00 (Ml. Distance: lS'sw". Keyport, 5-3 FU-MHYO-Alc $383. 1/10 THE MYRTLE'S JET KEYPORT - Manasquan 1—Brow Brook ICulmont) I—Unfair (R. Adama) scored two runs in the sixth in- 3—Polyho (Velasqutt) ning to break open a 24 bal 4—nia and It (Vaiimat) OWLING S—Mack Clover (Stone) game for a 5-4 Shore Conference a—Roi (Boulmetla) "B" Northern Division win here 1—Loclei needea (Grimm) SCORES EIGHTH RACK PTJRSE M.000 yesterday over Keyport. rtM-ltlTAIf I Fur AIRPORT rUW COMMERCIAL THE SMASHING GAIL In the winning frame, Glenn I—Research (Vanquea) l.TAGV CHlpman reached first on thet—Hello Molly (Velaaguea) HailH. >>w 3—Royah (R. Adama) Four-family apartment house at 59 Spring Street, Red Bank. Mrs. W third baseman's error, Russ Lord tJoll'a Neck Inn __ 4—Ha Vet (M. Goaaalei) Llppincott.'the owner, switched from gas to OIL HEAT sixteen years ago! Rax Dinar ...... go tripled, and Mike Maccanico t—Oldest Olrl (Nolan) Kufflno Wines JO a—Hlth Klool (Retalhuto) She saved literally thousands of dollars over the years!! Htrry't LJquora .; so tingled in Lord. 7—Wendy's Crown (Rrumfleld) Donato Construction Bo a— Mao'K riparklrr (MeCurdy) Airport Llquora .. 97 Manasquan's three runs in, the 9—Kun Tumble ILovato) 118 Htnnlei Tavern .56) third came on two hits, one a NINTH RACK PURSE 13,500 4aUIP45.000-S4.1M> 1-l/ld •ehanck'a Fuel Oil .... M double by Phil Schwier, an er 1—Mso (8. Hrmandel) Boro ciarber'a Keyport .53 48 114 J— Knor Ind (Stone) llfl Dearborn Farm* .52! «• for, walk and a hit batsman 3—IIU Monmouth Lanea .. 52 so ' . 10 Tom'l Ford Inc...... _ ,52 50 Keyport scored ttiree in the4—More Pep (Lukaa) "107 Appliance Repair gervlca ...51' M'b bottom half on a walk, Mario t—Toslnlshad (Lovato) Hftuda olaai Company 50 •—Hessian (Zakoor) tl '—Rejenerate (Grimm) I. F. F. .' 49 S3 LoSapio's double to left center Kiora Point Xaao .... it and Lou Kaluxienski's three-bag- •-Arrow Kim (Yelaaqiei) Miniolla Jnn « t—Donferdad (MeCurdr) Bthla k McFarland Ins. ....4s' ger to deep center. •eacout Carbonic ou 4* Manaaqaan 19) I Keyport (4) AB R H AB R H Alrporl Plaia Lanes 4J So R. Lord.aa 4 2 11 Lo8splo,lf 3 1 C4rltonm,3h 3 0 Burlew'i ClKfwood tnr. .34 t» S'wler.lb.p 4 12 Benr.a.lb.p 3 0 800,"tries: Bill Sdiwtlcksrt an, 210, Huch.lt 10 0 Brown.rt 2 0 K1-42S; Walt Buchwald 212, 212, 177- R. Lord.rf 1-0 0 Daly.c 3 0 Results flOl. GAS HEAT Koial.ph 101 O'rv'h.p.lb 3 1 lST-clmi! Illimll. oil 1:00 MO Club: Bill Schwelckert 210, J24 Banman.rr 2 oo Manili|o,2b 2 1 Ooaslp Time (Zakoor) B.JO 3.M 3.M •ob Alexander 201, Steve Thomai 2H, K'ich'an,3b 4 0 2 | Olsen.ss 2 0 Marmo (Block) m i« 1*0 Minla 20'. Al Welsh 205. JimClirk,2h J 0 0 Pawnra.ph 1 0 Chief (ioldle (Velaiquei) (jo Dtwfse 218, Vlr&ll Boncada 221 Ray 0 T-lillH. Alio-Iloj.l Archer, Boma and HOT WATER Oslo 201, Ed Ptnnetti 203, 216; JM Kelsey.p 2 0 0| hit, Freudian Fable, Double or Quits, middbrintlt 2i7, Crv cooptr 2M Chapln.lb 2 1 0| Fralura Picture, lorn rone Bay, Fin Richard McKeen. S,. 214. AP M.rk?A Votunlrrr, Tooey It. SM, Jodn Bethel 2is, KelUi Swirt 219. U 4 in—clmr.: 1 rn.i vll jut, 1 2Wl E L*»««»'^a»«»»jj|g||gyf9ir^^ L Underway In Judgement (Zakoor) 4.80 Holy Family 3 ...Jo RUMSON - RivervieW Ho T-I:l!. Also-lmaif Maker, Constant •t. Mary a _ 57 XV, Hanarr, Casslno Jack, Count ol Erin, SU Ann 1 • 57 39 pital's third annual invitational Benevolent, Bills Love! ft. Afnea 1 ^ _J5 41 4TII—«m»; 4-UDJ lfV m; oil 3!3». 81. Benedict 3 1..65 41 golf competition got underway Char l-ady (ftrlnim) l«,00 4.«« !.go IDENTICAL four-family apartment house around the corner at 10-16 •!•' /'•n't > 54H 41Vthis morning at nine o'clock, at Hood Luck Chnrm ICulmone) 4.00 3.00 Oldfield Place, Red Bank, was built by the very same builder! It has had gas It. Mary 1 u 43 Rumson Country Club. VaMerna (dnmnlei) 350 at. Joaeph - MK tm TI:Wj. Also—Jlmiliarh, Deya I'rln heat all these years. The owner has paid out thousands of dollars more at. Benedict 1 sou 451. cess. Mm Barob, My Pet, Snow Bal than Mrs. Lippincott to heat the very same size house! at. Jamti 1 50 4« Two shot-gun starts were sched- »{. Mary I — 50 44 uled with one at nine and the JTH—rlmt; 3 jrs; d f; off 4:00. au. Am I 40 47 Btormy «sha.v (Slone) 3.80 a.00 ;. Holy Family 1 is 4, other slated for 2 p.m. A largi Haymsyhe (Kratan) B.RO 4,«O Naur Del 1 48 tt field was expected to tee off in-Oo lip (Leonard) 5.K0 Mater Del 1 _.411,4 4S)i T-l:12%. Also— Perlrct Lane, Who (t. Catherlirt 1 47 49 cluding some of the leading Caoled, (lurens M)th. Admirals Line. 81. Ann 3 48H mamateur golfers in the area. «ril—clmri 4-tiHi t f( off 4:31. In additionto BIG SAVINGS - today's MODERN OIL HEAT has other, than gas! It can heat up to 120 gal. of water an hour compared to only 30 Bayehora Cath. Men 1 AV^ r,vi Vuralnn (Velssiiupi) 5.49 3.20 J.flO Holy family 3 4:114 sjv Mike Toscano, Little Silver, i Natural riovt (Lennnrd) 5.!0 3.S0 overwhelming advantages over gas (and electricity). OIL is safe—the gal. for gas! That's proven POWER! Power to penetrate to every corner Siyshora Cath. Men > 36>j ssv (Irrnl Lnver (Rrumlleld) 3,80 at. Catharine 1 ...... 38% 9!!4 defending champion of the River- T-I:ini4. Alio — mi, Count Berry safest fuel you can use! It's clean! Just as clean as any other fueHThat's Bayahora K ol 0 ..38 " view Silver Bowl, a trophy need- Chives, House Money. of your house! POWERto protect you and your children from drafts and Biyshore Cath. Men 1 ,.37 . 7TII—Aliri 3-yn; « I; off J.W. at. Afciea 7 — -.31(4 «IV, ing three victories before gain- Melslrrslnter (Br'fleld) 4.W 3.J0 J.40 a myth about one fuel i&ing cleaner than another! Oil is more powerful chills! Noother fuel equals the comforting POWER of MODERN 0ILHEAT1 900 Series: John McTlfUe 1»1, 2:11in,g permanent possession. Htefl rlke (Vrlasiiuer.) g.oo 4.Mil UJ—M4; Jim Malley, Br. 232, 17», 203- Bold Tartlcs (Pallerhon) 3.G0 Awards will be presented ti T-l :0»'/)i. Alio—Trlsh M., Paulas Kd 200 Club: Ray Janeako 342, John Me He C'nn Deal, tlwoonland, Arabian Hpy, Tliue :n. Ill: Jim Malley, sr. 232eac, h member ol the two-man Tornrnn. J03, Walt BorcJien 229, Carl Weltercth team on, the basis ot low gross, 8T1I—Ahv; 4-uP[ 1 m: N>fl' III3X 221, Bob waldtnann 210, Al Pennettl JU, Joa Tretola 114, Al rucha 213, low net and the Calloway scoring Why Lie (Velasquez) Morris .Tetro 211, Don Hoeltr 210, Pete system. Qooood Knl|hKnight (Illoik(Illock) „.„. STAY WITH OIL! SWITCH TO OIL! INSIST ON OIL in Your New House! Brady 201, loa Oulmarui 20*. Walt T-l:39ti. Aho—(omnrrhenilve. Pure MourlUen 206, Jahn price 209. wi; Prizes will be awarded at the and Sli»i>l», «epralln(, OlaeU, Hurri- (Horn Boaa 901, Sonny llocclo 201, cane Tim, AuMral IL Nothing Measures Up to the BIG Savings and BIG Comfort of MODERN OIL HEAT! 30.'; Walt PMloiny 203, Paul Warner, dinner-dance to be held follow- rtll-c\mt.; if, m.j oil »:00. Br. 200, Bob Eckert JO1, Tony Ferrart ing the tourney. Judy Mann IVelasiiuesIVelasiiu ) 9.80 J.80 1.40 303, Carl HlllnuAn, «r. 201, Tam Lynch Vermeil (Culmone) j« SBO 3U, Jim kurphy Ml, aerry Bolarl 301, Proceeds of the tournament wil Sir Devil (Brumfleld) John tUfura Ml, rrailk Bttoch J», benefit the hospital's patient' win nn wo, »<* itou am Jo* •» Hlekael i, Toppa. FUEL FACTS of Ocean and Monmouth Countiw, 157 Iroad Strtot. Rtd Bonk, NJ. IMK MO. car* expansion program. (ATT. U,7«, HANDLE I1,4J4,!O1.) V09t AJTO FOUND AUTO! FMtSALE wax THE DAILY Advertise in Th,p Register LOW — »U.raeet ax. Vicinity of Ij* uu vauaiWMBH ~ wmu. tv*i-Wtdnevky, UUy 11, 1966-23 more Dr., Hizlrt. Eight monUu old. IW2 CORVETTE *a PLYOU «AVOY - t*tm. «*•lent oMitMxi. IflMS or beet Oder Cell crooked UU. fit nnil Cell 2M-520S Con' es/Ufidtr. Automatic. Cleeji. No taeoer U. Tort. H2-ao», . ' or 2M-5C57. Eixellsnt conditionFour .ipea »J.1»5) itlck. C«l.l 10TMMh0 ».p.down. $32,*T month. McCAP.thr Chev- rolet. S3I-U01. MU3T SELL — I860 OliUmoblle. Zi- BOATS AND,ACCESSORIES AUTOS FOR SALE < AUTO PASTS—REPAIR AUTOS FOR SALE after S p.m. cellent condition. Power iteerlne, pow- PONTIAPON1AC I960—QT196*OTO convertibleoonvorllbe. SHict k OHRYBLEOHRYBLH — 1961961 convertiblecovtibl . TAKAK B er brakes, automttlc. |6oO- Z91-3Q&4. PUBUC NOTICES hift, console, tachometer. New tlrts OVER PAYMENTS on existing bal- BOATMAN'S SHOP v-mmmmmmm-mm and new snow tires. Can be Beer* at ance. Comet Acceptance Corp.. 1000 PONTUC — iiJ6r~Bonnevllle hirttop, NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST MAKINE Monmoutb Esso at at Ion, Rt. 35 *l Pal-Main St., Bradley Beach. 775-0400. TAICE OVER PAYMENTS on «l«tlng SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL. YOUR BOAT- NEED A BAND? mer Ave., Middlelown. Call 871-2233. fjatancp. Comn AcceptAnce Corp., INO NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF. The TIABURY8 will audllion [or 1!«5 TIlI-'NOERBmn — Sport car. 1000_Majn_SL,_Bradky Beach. 775-0400. EV1NRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR parties, dances, church affairs. Ref- i CORVAlIi — Block, red Interior, ick ihlft with overdrive. $1,595. Call cllEVKOLET Impaia V-s7 hydra- SALE8. NEW AND USED. EXPERT erences. Cill 747-46.19. bucket eeat3, stick shift, red racing 1)-3056 a/tf?r 4 p.m. , I>ower steering, law mflease. REPAIRS ON EVINBUDE, JOHNSON qlripi; wire wheeh anri spinners. 22,-BLOCK — 1961 Electra two-rtoor imS Two-door, one owner. 264-0711. AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS. PROMPT 000 miles. II.000. 741-7623. top. TAKE OVEI1 PAYMENTS on OIJ>SMORILE -- 1961 two-door hard- SERVICE. 54 WHAKF AVE.. RED AUTOMOTIVE 1963 VALIANT — Four-noor ledan. stlntt l>aIrtri(V. Cornel Acceptance toil. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 01/ BANK. 741-5780. No money down. (32.07 month. Me- Corri., 1000 Main St. Bradley Beach: existing balance. Comet Acceptance OPEN BUN. AND HOLIDAYS AUTOS FOR SALE CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 773-0400. Corp., 1000 Main Sr., Bradley Beach. 9 A.M. TO I P.M. CAN YOU TOP THIS 1962 OLDSMOBILE — Convertible — IM) IMI'ALA CONVEKTIBLB — V-8775-OW). . MIMN SKIFF — 20'8". Eicsllint con- 1959 TRIUMPH TR 3 Power ing find brakes. One own-VET!' clean. Nn mnney down. frt.OS VOLKSWAGEN 1963 ^~Radlo and rtition. Fully equipped. S3 h.p. Nord- ' J1(W5. 505-1226 after 6 Pm. monlh. McOARthy Chevrolet. 281-1101. lierg marine nmtor. Being tola due to WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS — 100% Oood shape, white. J495, 264-4IS1. Jieale/ plus other extra*. Low mileage VOLKSWAGEN 1981 — Bunroof sedan. as4 iMiAi7A vavJf match the low price $*50. Call 111 health. David Elllf, diyi Te. Good conditloh '-ready to go, 747- IVi, Guaranteed. 11650 5W-1226 ift« Con).. 1000 Main St.. Bradley Beach. VOLKSWAGEN ~ Top running 41*2. . 8 pm. 1965 CHEVELLE — Mallbu convert- 77W4O0. itlon. 33 mllea to gallon. J500 firm, SPECIAL RATES —TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS ible. 2S1 CM. Ins. Stick. Flawless. t2,00Q. ilnlmerfl only, 7*l-74f>». 23 CABIN CRUISER —Fully equipped^ 1980 FALCON — Two-door, »tlck. J3B5. WSJ Call Call 5t2-KH12 aflerj. 1564- MONZA COUPE - Aulomutlc. 291-2526. full price. No money down. McCAIV j No pmney down. $10^4 month. Me (1VEH PAYMENTS on enisling bal- thy Chevrolet. 291-1101. BUICK 1UVIERA — Power steering CAIilhy Chevrolet. 291-1101. ance1. Comet Acceptance O>ri>. 3000 Itf TRAWLEH — 471 OM Diesel 110 whilewall tires, radio and heater. Main BL. Bradley Heath. 77-)-O400. ..p. Fully equipped. Now Ilshlns.. Must BUY THESE CARS-ONE PAYMENT ONLY 1964 VOLK8WAGEN — Two-door. Ki (l.tUO. 229-1531, after 5 p.m. H1-I0K -- IMS? Skylark liardton TAKK HI due to poor health. 787-0752. money down. 135.13 month. McCARth OVER PAYMENTS or/ exlstlnu bal- IMS MUSTANa CONVERTIBLE — Chevrolet. 291-1101, COMET — Model 202, two-d At < KTO CELEHIUTV ""SAICBOAT ^ iyiir~. NO SECOND LOAN sedan, six-cylinder, standard shift. r>«irk Main St., Urarlley Beach, "5j)IU0.___ 1963 THUITOERBmn _ Black, Sharp blue. Clean. One-owner. Call 671-3617, with all extras. Price' ll,i>50. Phone Seallne trailer. Seagull motor. 3V, h.p. No money down. 152.45 a month. He between 6 and 7 p.m. iy5S~P0NTIAC CONVERTIBLE — MtlBt M-2024 7 p.m. to H p.rn. only. '229-2283. 19 Naveslnk Dr., Monmouth On« One CAItUiy Chevrolet, 291-1101. .tell by May 17. New top. Power steer- Bead]. Best offer. 1&66 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — fowei 0bD3MORlLK~^~"r980 [oil'rd«>r~iiarit- Payment Payment InK, brakes. Guild condition. AskinR Up TAKB OVER PAYMENTS un 8PBED BOAT — Excellent condl- FULL 1962 WPALA — Four-door hardtop steering bra.ke«. Bitcket seats. Sacri J350. Call 671.0178. tlon. Very reaionable. CHI 84J-43SJ at- Only FULL Only \-B. Loaded. No money down. 135.7( rice. Call between B-5, 741-6161, listing balance. Comet Acceptance month. McCARlhy Chevrolet. 291-1101 OLHSMOUn.E — 1!W1 88 Station WaR- Corp., 1000 Main 81.. Bradley Beach. 5 p.m. PRICE Per. Mo. PRICE Per. Mo CHEVROLET IMPALA 1964 — $1395. on. TAKE OVE.Fl PAYMENTS on exist- 775-01(10. Origins) owner. Four-drww, bluck, Over- *Ai7tSEN~8U)OT> — Dscron isjisT Ine halance. Comet Acceptance Corp. 195J, automallc tram- SUinleu steel rigging Shoal drill. U IMS FALCON $ 1963 CADILLAC $ $ AUTOS FOR SALE irlve-craise. Call TU-1295. 1000 M;i!n St.. Bradley Rencli. 775-0100. h.|i. motor. Kully equipped. 13.4M, 747- ndKslor/. radior , heater reltablB trans- Cony., power steering. *1895 59.11 Sedan DsVille, air cond. 2595 I9 CHEVROLECHVET Impa.lp a two-door in'rtatlon. *i:l >. Phone 717-l7-."9 lalter 61 3316 aller 5. 79.95 llSriMPAl7A~Oi~^-" V-8. l hardtop. SSii x cylinderlid , radiodi , heaterht , leaded. No money down, (G2.73 month. or 5f«-151.9 (9 lo 4;. 23' L-APCTftAKE INBOARD — Wild 1965 FALCON $ 1962 CADILLAC $ 1W2 BUICK WILDCAT W23. 9M-H71I. McCARthy Clievrolct. 291-1101. jNTrAG1961~ convertlble~TAKE shelter ratlin and all accessories. Fine Two-door hardtop. White vinyl roof OVEIl PAYMENTS on ulsllni' b> ocean boat, lots ot fhUilnj room. Must 2-Door 1595 M9.77 Eldorado conv., air cond. '2195 with red bucket seats, automatic 1664 BUICK SPECIAL CONVERTIBLE1 8HEVBOLET~OLE ^ 1962 tour-,i«ir TAKKKB make mom for snottfar boat. Sacrifice 79.95 — Service man must sell. Going over- OVER PAYMENT- S on existing bal- -- ance. Comet Acceptance Corp. lOtf transmission, floor shift on console. ess. Call 842-1320 after 5 p.m. ance, Comet Acceptance Con>. 1000 Main St., Hranley Beach. 775-0400. «t «682.5O. Locntrn «l Sea Bright. For JIMT-BIRD $ Cleon as eon. be and ready to po- nformatloU call 26t-7l)l3. 1962 CADILLAC $ 1057 THUNDERBIRD JMdjter, Main SI., Bradley _Beach. .TlMV_m S _ . her All Power 2495 und It Isn't going to cost you a lot 13' SAILBOAT Sedan DeVille, air cond, '1995 73.33 of dough. Auloroallc transmission. -Radio. While- iSTvoLKSWAOEN BUS - One top Standard shift. Clean. $1,250. Call wall tlrea. Call 4(2.1500. 1234-5347, after 5 p.m. As Is <.2OO 19<3 FORD Fatrlone Please call RONNIE RINGWALD IT. Excellent condition. 33,000 miles. l»y> 6814746 1960 CADILLAC $ 1950 CHEVROLET — Equipped, V-8 Special scallnr- 11,375. 284-M73. I SOTcK — IB61 Elcctra Iwo-door har 2-dr,, H.T., V-8, .11^1595*58.66 TOM'S- FORD INC. engine. Clean, excellent condition new W62 CONflNENTAiPcONVERTIBi,!)- tp TAKE 0VJ2R PAYMENTS 21' CABIN CRUISETt TROJAN — 1954. Sedan DeVille, air cond. 1295 '57.95 60 MAIN ST. 5(6-1500 MATAWAN part». Best otter. 747-MU. existing balance.. Gomel Acceptanc i-'ull galley and hritd. Sleeps two. In- .•H.IH10 miles. Excellent condition. tl.W. nnnnt Gray Marine re-bullt enflne: 1961 FORD Golaxte $ Call 775-7458 after 6 p.m. Corp.. KKKI Main St. Bradley BeacJi 1964 PONTIAC 198t FORD OALAXIE "500" - 390 77O-0400. Ekcellr.nl condition. S800. Call 566*2395. 4-Doof hardtop ' 995 M4.95 cu. In. Four-speed. Very (harp. No I960 FORD — Oood condition, Reason- tnnney flown. $.54.05 month. McCARUiy F IMo RAMBLER 770 four-door Seila 30 H.P. JOHNSON — 35 h.p. Bvlnrude. Catalina, 2-Dr. H.T. '1995 '62.22 ablel . ClCalll lo' bost end trailer. CaU PALCON SQUIRE Chevrolet. 281-1101. Blue. Blx-cyltndar. staiMard shift. Prl 1W1 FORD T-BIRD $100C $19 QC 542-0650. rate. Call 7414860. 747-3338. :t l 1865 FORD MUSTANG — No money All Power "'<* 0*«?3 1964 PONTIAC 17(1 Falcon Squire slalfon wagon. Six BONNBVILLE 19«5 — Convertible. OUTBOARD MOTORS — 40 h.p. Evtn. down. $54.05 month. McCARthy Chev- Loaded. Unrler 10.000 miles. Showroom RAMBLER — lWl Ambaoailor foui Bonn., 2-dr. H.T., air cond.'2295 '71.55 cylinder, automatic transmission, radio rolet. 291-1101. ooor. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ol uite electric, |2!>5. 35 h.p., llti. 30 1964 MERCURY $ and heater. Clean as a pin. Finished condition. List 14200. price 12900. Call existing balance. Comet Acceptanci h.|... J125. Others 3'4 to 40 h.p. Call 1964 COVAIR COVPE — Automatic. 264.1784. 222-8775. Com«t-C6.i«nt« Conv. '1895 59.11 1963 PONTIAC $190E In gleaming white outside wlffi rea Corp.. 1000 Main SI., Bradley Beacli vinyl Interior. This lirtls beauty tias No money down. $37.83 month. McCAR- 1WT2 PONTIAC CATALINA ,~- Convert- T7S-O40O. -SiiT?"BNN YAN SWIFT — with i»«o thy Chevrolet. 291-1101. i Metallic Blue. Oood corjdltlon. 1963 MERCURY Tempeit Lemani conv. Iv'w '49.95 everything you want In a compact ible. 1995 CHEVROLET SUPER 8PORT, 10 h.p. Bvlnrude engine, Boat Is white voaon. Good looks, economy and 96J FORD QAUXIE — Convertible., Musi tell. Call 7S7-5963. 6,000 mllei. Many emu. Call 74 wllh rod side stripe. Deck steering Colony Park, ill power *1695 '62.33 1962 PONTIAC price. 30 day 100% mecnanlcal White. V-8. Power steering. Automatic. 1B62 VOLKBWAOEN — Radio, tlla, alter 6 p.m. ystem EngU/e Is In good condition* guarantee. Call BILL MALDNEY No money down. 150.95 month. Me belts. Call after 6. Ideal for utility or child's first boat. TjjneeitJiation. Wagon '1095 Call 84218S4. HW^CHEVROLET '49.50 CARthy Chevrolet. 29H10L 74T-30M. TeM'5-FenB-ING; TRUCKS FOR SALE 4-Dr. Bel Air, iiito, frdns,H595M9.77 1964 OLDSMOBILE 1963—AUSTIN-llEAiEY—SPRITS——1-H1ireii-—-1980 t«Q.door TAK' 60 MAIM ST. 5M-I5O0 MATAWAN Sport red. Sort top, tonneau cover, OVEH PAYMUNTS on—existing ha; BUSINESS NOTICES 1964 CHEVROLET $1491; ULU 88 4-Dr. H.T., all power 1995 '62.22 radio, heater. Low miles, ^.jood tires. ance. Comet Acceptenee Corp., 1000 J22-O141. Main St., Bradley Beach. T75-O4O0. 1 TANDEM 8 YD. DUMP I St.tion Wagon "'«' ™.00 Available for Immediate delivery. In- 8. OASSONE _ Conorete driveways 1963 OLDSMOBILE $ .... CADILLAC CONVERTTBLE - 1983 VOLKSWAOErT — Be» creen. Sun- fernaflonat F-1900D with Detroit Diesel, anil patlrjH a specialty. Alt masonry. $ Black. Very clean. No money down. roof, radio. Excellent condition. 1999. completely equipped and ready to siFree estimates. 291-9395. 1964 CADILUC F-85 4-Dr., air cond. '1495 54.95 LUXURY UNLIMITED 159.94 month. McCARUiy Chevrolet. Call 747-2866. lo work. MAURICE SCHWARTZ i 2795 '86.95 291-1101. LAWN MAINTENANCE 4-Dr. Hardtop 1866 8TUDBBA.KER — Oood second SOUS. 141 W. Front St. Red Bank. —wis cut, trimmed, fertilised, seeded. 1961 OLDSMOBILE $ V)U OldsmablK "9t" tour-door hard- 71T-O7S7. Reliable service. Call 747-1681. $ top. Eight cylinder, automatic trans- 1961 OREEN PONTIAC TEMPEST — car. |79, Call after 4. 1964 CADILUC F-85 Station Wagon '1095 48.95 mission, power steering, power Four-door aedan. Radio and heater. 542-0S68. I CHEVROLET — 2% ton rack, KIRErLACEU A BPECIALTY - All '2780 86.49 Oood condition. Call 842-1133. Coupe brakes, six-way power seat and power 1661 OL.DSMOBHJD HARDTOP - Stipe Oood condition, t°od tires. Beat otfe types ot masonry. CHARLES HOWER. 1964 GUICK windows. Tutone paint, sliver grey .982 MERCURY MONTEREY—Custom 8«, mechanloallv sound. |600. At Nault Call 741- 2023. Contractor. Call 74T-447B. 1964 CADILUC wllti block roof. Excellent condition V-8. Automatic, excellent condition. lui Hotel, Sea Briint. 8W-O3OO. Riviera '2395 '74.66 Must sell, I am leaving for Viet Nam CROWING PAINS? Call Ever Orjen Coup* DlVillt, air cond. '3295'102.65 Very clean. The right cor (or the 1863 CORVPTTE — Coupe, 310 h.p Landscaping. All phases of Inndscsplng discriminating buyer at a fraction ol In Wear fttture. For further InformaExcellen- t shape Talcei over payments, MOTORCYCLES Including maintenance. Weekly, month- 1964 BUICK $ Its original cost. .ion calf 747-5993 after 8 P.m. %8S. M9-2B4S, weekdays i:-l cm. ly or imaon. F. lntermesoU. 7I7-OS19. 1964 CADILUC I960 MERCURY — Jet t blackblack, white- VB9PA MOTOR. SCOOTER — '3395'105.77 Skyroof station wagon 2295 '71.55 Call BILL AAALONEY 1962 IMPALA SPORT COUPE — V-8miles, . OS Model. Call BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS - Top loll, Conv., air tend. walls. Very good condition. »450. Call automatic. No money down. S3VQ6 78T-M17 fill dirt, grading, bulldozing, dry wells, $ TOM'S FORD INC. 666-2490. month. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. and tmckhoe work. Call Charles Dobbs, 1963 CADILUC 1965 BUICK Skylark MODE VIA LL .955 MERCURY—Pour-door sedan. V-8 .96t ALLSTATE SCOOTER - »0 CC671-0333. . Cenv,, air tend. '2695 83.95 2-Dr. H.T., V.8,4..ip.«d *«><'« 11.00 A) MAIN ST. 5M-15O0 . MATAWAN automatic. Excellent condition. S2fl6 or 1968 CHEVROLECHEVROLET staUon ws*orl Oood Excellent condition, J.160. Call 17 best offer. 741-7187. conditiondii . $300$300. IT» FOUNDATIONS, chimneys, Ilieplaess, 142-4730 patios, driveways, sidewalks. Call after PONTIAC—1962 BONNEVILLE. Conv- - „„ , M.M—^-AinOW WAOON I p.m. TIJ-OOM. 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS rerllWe. Power htakee, eteerlng. Buck- MSB HILLMAN STA™5L,W-iSSm.~ MOBILE HOMES it seat.. Excellent condition. U.295. Weadeal fojrr^ locaIOOTl] use.. Oood cdconditioi n 8UIT1I 0AKDE.N k IMNN SERVICE rat offer over $125 by May 18. »44> 1 Complete 747-58M Service Jail 747-1485 before 5:30 p.m. or stop PALAOB IOIM — Three bedrooms, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATH Brand new t CRATES BEVERAGE CO., 14 N. wall-to-wall carpeting-, Ukt new. Call :rltige Aye., Red Bank. JHRYBLER — I960 four-door. TAKE •87-3047. CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAOES )VER PAYMJJUTS ort entiling »1 — Have truck. Light hauling. Call after. 851 VALIANT — V-200 waj-on. Aulo- nee. Comet Acceptance Corp., 1000 I960. NEW MOON — SlxlO. No down3 p.m. 741-2149. natlc. No money down. $20.68 month. JMn at., Bradley Beach. 775-0400. payment, assume the mortgage. Wall Renault TcCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. o-wall carpeting. Partially furnished. BAKED ENAMEL ALUMINUM OUT- Many extras. Call 671-1747. TETR& and leaders. Reasonable prlcee- A.D. Bleward, 842.0231. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1961 OREAT LAKES TRAILER tEACOAST 10x55' partially furnished, oarpeted, LANDSCAPING AND LAWN SERVICE Owr»r transferred. Mast sell M2-2823 — Oracling, teedlng, fertilizing, A R. 10«4 FORD Diaz. 127 Oaklani St., Red Bat*. 19M BRONCO Galoxle 500 tour-door sedan 8A. 47-50IJ. $1409 Sports utility. Four wheel drive wlftt WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Power steering, radio and heater. PAINTING — Interior, exterior, jo dealt expensive, mou economical plow. "l,«00" milM balance of new Low, law mlfcage, very sharp. One years eiperlence. Free estimate. Rea- fiJAUTO SALES 4-door ledon you can buyj truck warranty in 34,000. S1.000 below owner. 100% 30-day mechanical WE PICK UP JUNK CARS — Twin sonable. 142.4730. •:• WSAA»VWWWWV original cost. Ajk tor JOHN CLARK, guarantee Ask for JOHN CLARK of Brook Auto Wrecking. Call 542.2239 oi RALPH A COLE BUILDER - Ad-. Monmouth Motors Inc. at TOM'S FORD, 555-1500. TOM'S FORD. S6«-15I». 7470282 rilUons. alteration*. Oarages, roofs. TOM'I FORO INC. TOM'S FORD INC. OET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - New homes. 7413305. 60 MAIN ST. 566-1500 MATAWAN 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK Authorized Renault Dealer 60 WAIN ST. 566-1S00 IAATAWAN A.MERICAN - AND 8P0RTS CARS JALL MR. K. — (painting and dec- AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC.. Hwy orating) Industrial and residential. 264- Ons block SaST of Shrewsbury Av*. HWr. 35 EATONTOWN S5, Eatontown. 542-2414. 4823. 1962 FORD F-2M 1964 OLDSMOBILE MASON —• Patios, sidewalk!, masonry 741-1234 542-2414 "98" four-door hardtop. Full power. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES repaLrn nnA plastering rflpaln. Call ^•ton pickup. Six cylinder, four-speed PA I9I97. transmission. Long body wllti metal Pearly grey with black top. A real bcauly. 100% 30 day guarantee. MONMOUTH MARINA Sailing Centi tool boxes mounted on sides, heavy Complete line ol: Pacenhlp. ATTICS AND CELLARS CLEANED - duty truck tires. Low, low price, so Coll JOHN CLARK at TOM'S RORD, Light hsuline, small lawna rooweri. 56S.1500. Chrysler-Loneslar, Alcort. Snark, Call 741-MM after 5 p.m.. dally or all hurry. Ask for RONNIE RINGWALD Larson M-16. Scorpion, vtklng, day Saturday and Sunday. II TOM'S FORD INC. TOM'S FORD INC. Skimmer, arAl Chrysler Outboards 46 Wml SI. Monmouth Beach 222.349: EXPERT LANDSCAPING — lawns KING" BRADLEY TRUSTS YOU 60 MAIN ST. $66-1590 MATAWAN 60 MAIN ST. 556-1500 MATAWAN and yards care. Joe Lopei, 152 W. BVINRUDE LARK BLBCTRIC - Front St., Red Bank. 812-0714 after « h.p. Long shan. Low hours. Outstan Ing Controls, cables and tank Inoludec LEADING LAWN CARE — For home WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY A Complete. 1325. 871-M14. Will demon ahd Industry. Experienced maintenance IPM MUSTANG HARDTOP NEW OR USED CAR?? at Its best. Fertilizing, seeding, prun- 120 h.p. six cylinder engine that gives ing and shelrlng. Call betwMn 9-8, o fttrlfty ccwuntlns of Hull. T-bor, Are these some of your problems?? 31' INBf>AiRD UTILITY BOAT — WH 871-M87. " ""•'-"• "•• 1. Don't have money tor down trailer. 150 h.p. Chrysler marine ei ftree-spwd CrulieOMollc transmission Rlne, Make oner. Call 747-914°. ASK ABOUT OUR CONSOLIDATION PLAN— ONLY "KING" BRADLEY can offer You A mounted on Ihe floor tor the sporty payment? Hair. Bucket IMIJ, wllh oil vinyl In- 2. Have balance owed on Bl.l.'EJAY - NO 1907. Full eaulpment EMPLOYMENT BUY A CAR OF YOUR CHOICE AND PAY LIFETIME COST GUARANTEE on Parts, terior. At rugged as It Is handsome. present car? inolurifnK trailer, pram and mooring. HELP WAOTED-FEMALE A burgundy dktmond lustre finish that 3 Wanl. Immediate delivery? ReuorAble. Call 747-K63. aledms wlfti exclfemenf. And frnaffy - 4. Linking for good service? OFF YOUR OBLIGATIONS AND END UP Please Call ED LYTTLE tor honeir Labor and Accessories! Every CAR Guar- a low, low mileage count that li PARTICULAR TYPE WOMAN service, and .a good .deal. X prtrnilse AUTOS FOR SALE undir 2.CO0 miles. Call ED LYTTLE _ Full-Tlme .PAYING LESS THAN YOU MIGHT BE PAY- anteed lOO/o- for Stote Inspection, yo* complete satisfaction. ~ ^-~~ :V.., Woman wantlnr an opportunity to~earfi TOM'S FORD INC. TOM'S FORO INC. l»61 COLONY PARK STATION WGN. 1100. a week also lead to manager ING NOW. YOU MAY ALSO BUY A SECOND -.PARTS* LABOR. "'•- position. 60 MAIN ST. 5461500 MATAWAN 60 MA,IN ST. 566-1500 MATAWAN White, power steering, power brakes. • Part-Time CAR FOR. THE FAMILY WITH THIS PLAN. Biases! and best tear mode by Two to three hours a dsy. Flexion ,<, j? NOTE: Be Our Guest, Bring Your Own Mercury. For * vocaton tun In a hours. Earn 130 to $40 a week. Mature station wagon ond the best price woman over 30 years of age. Hazlet STOP BY OUR LOT AND ASK "KING" Mechanic to Inspect Our Car Be- you'll find anywhere. and Mlddletnwn area open. Become st Call me, ED SALZANO Fullerette. Call 2S1-U87. BRADLEY TO SHOW YOU HOW. fore Purchase. 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1M3 FALCON STATION WAGON Central New Jersey's Largest Auto Discount Center Block, fix cylinder, ttondord trans- AUTOS FOR SALE Highest Duality - Lowest Prices mission. It's a beauty you'll be proud Shop In Comfort In Our Giant Showroom to own and It's priced far quick sale. Lew Weekly Payment! '63 FORD I 8.?5 '63 CHRYSLER ....-.: $10.90 '62 PONTIAC ....:. $7 80 Call 566-1500 and ask lor COME AND OET IT Convertible, Fully Equipped 2-Dr, Hardtop, Full Power Hardtop, Full Power ED SALZANO l/> MONEY .UP J YEARS A 1» PAY't Beautiful 1962 Galaxle 500 twHfoor •M CHEVROLET $16.90 '63 PONTIAC $ 9.40 '63 FORD $ 8.90 '61 BUICK $ 5.40 Impala Hardtop Convertible, Full Power TOM'S FORD INC, trardrcp. V4, automatic transmission. Cotoilna, 4-Dr. Hardtop, Electra, Hardtop, Full Power DOWN JUNE Jet black, like new. A steal at any '65 CHEVROLET $M.70 Fully Equipped • TOITOPAY* I W MAIN ST. 5*4-1500 MATAWAN '43 PONTIAC $ 9.75 '61 CHRYSLER $ 4.90 Per Week price. Try II, buy It. . Impala Hardtop. •63 T-BIRD ...... $11.40 Bonnevllle Hardtop N.Y. Convertible, Full Power CONSOLIDATE All '64 CADILLACS Ask for ED SIOLER •« MUSTAN& $12.60 Hardtop, Factory Air •63 COMET $ 6.90 your bills Into one '65 Mercury $11.80 '61 OLDSMOBILE i J.40 Coups DeVillei TOWS FORD INC. Hardtop i 4-Dr. Station Wogon "M" Station Wagon, Full Power single monthly pay- Monterey 4-Dr. IMO CHEVROLET '63 TEMPEST ..1. :..$ 4.80 ment no matter Sedan DeVilles «0 MAIN ST. 5M-1S0O MATAWAN •65 CHEVROLET $15.70 4-Dr. Sedan, Fully Equipped '43 BUICK $ 8.90 •61 T-BIRD t 7.90 how many loans Factory Air Four-door sedan. Six cylinder, auto- Impala Convertible Hardtop, Full Power" EXECUTIVE '63 FORD $ 8.90 LeSabre Hardtop, Full Power you have. We can •«5 Chevy $11.80 matic, blue. Just the car lo use bock '65 FORD VI 3.40 •61 PONTIAC $ 6.30 help you. DRIVEN and form to work. Clean body, good Fairlcne 2-Dr. Hardtop '63 BUICK $ 8.97 Impala Convertible tlrn. '%alaxlt "MO" Hardtop Skylark, Conv. Fully Equipped Convertible, Full Power From 1J995 LOOK THIS ONE OVER •63 CORVAIR $ 6.45 •65 Ford $10.60 Call ED SALZANO '64 CADILLAC $18.80 •41 PONTIAC $ 7.85 Full Prices Vacation special. 1°M Chevrolet 4-Dr. Fully Equipped •4? OLDSMOBILE $11.70 Custom 500 TOWS FORD INC. station wagon, blue. Eight cylinder, Sedan DeVille, Fully Equipped Ventura, S-Dr. Hardtop •66 DAP $1780 "98" 4-Dr. Hardtop. Fully Equipped •65 Ford $11.60 '63 Cadillac $17.90 automatic transmission, radio and 2-Dr. Automatic, Coupe DeVlfe W MAIN ST. SM-1500 MATAWAN LTD 4 door Hordtop heater, power steering. Smile the Sun Root miles awoy with this one. CALL NOW FOR INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL '64 Tcyeta $2139 •65 Buiclt $13.60 '63 Chevy $10.20 NO MONEY DOWN $100 REWARD! Ask for ED SICLER Crown CuJtom 4-Dr. Sports Coupe Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop UP TO Station Wagon '65 Pontloe $12.80 19M FORD GALAXIE TOMS FORD INC. IF WE CANT GET '63 Ford $ 8,80 60 MAIN ST. 546-1 HO MATAWAN •44 Toyota $1994 Cotaltna Hordtop Galoxle, 4-Dr, ^ .>. 500 n*&-aoor hardtop. Candyappie 5 Yrs. to Pay YOU SOME KIND Crown Custom •65 Dodge $11.80 red, block vinyl Interior. Sharp look- 4-Dr. Sedan Coronet 500 Spl. Cpe. •63 Chrysler $11.20 ing car. Economy plus with standard '46 Toyota SI 849 Station Wagon •hilt, six cylinder, radio, heater, while '64 Comet $ 8.80 LOOKING FOR ROMANCE? FOR ALL WHO QUALIFY OF CREDIT! Corona 4-Dr. Sedan, side wall tlrei oil ,.deluxe wheel 77*9000 "202" 4-Dr. You'll love this cor. (Wowll) 1MJ '63 Chevy $10.20 ' Automatic covers. My personq&cor, only 9,00} Lincoln Continental convertible. All '64 Cadillac $18.60 Impala 3-Dr. Hardiop '66 Toyota $2960 miles wllti remalrMc of new-car power right down to the antenna. •44 CADILLAC $19.20 NO MATTER HOW MANY LOANS YOU HAVE, '61 COMET $ 3.80 Sedan DeVille, warranty. Must sellNfew. Land Cruller, Hardtop, Don't dream of It anymore. Drive |t Coupe DeVille, Fully Equipped 2-Dr. Sedan, Full Power Factory Air '63 Rambler $ 6.60 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH "KING" BRADLEY 4 Wheel Drive '64 Pontloe $11.90 Station Wagon Ask far RONNIE mrlGrt'ALD away. '64 BUICK $11.40 '61 DODGE $ 4.Z0 Ask for ED SIGLER 4-Dr. Sedan, Fully Equipped Convertible, Full Power Catailno Stallui Wagon TOM'S FORD INC. • 100% FINANCING • 1st PAYMT JULY • NO RED TAPE TOM'S FORD INC. •64 CHEVROLET $ 9.80 '41 FALCON $ 3.60 60 MAIN ST. 566-1500 MATAWAN 60 MAIN ST. 564.1500 MATAWAN tel Air Sto. Won,, Fully Equipped Station Wagon •64 FORD $ 8.70 63 MERCURY $ 9.60 •63 RAMBLER $ 5.80 '41 PEUSEOT $ 3.40 - Falrlane Station Wagon, Convertible, Full Power 4-Dr., Sedan, Fully Equipped Fully Equipped Fully Equipped '43 CHEVROLET $ 9.92 '62 IMPERIAL $ 9.80 '61 FORD $ 3,jo 1953 FALCON Country Squire, Station Wogoh MUSTANG " "44 CHEVROLET $ 9.98 Impala, 2-Dr. Hardtoo Convertible, Fully Equipped Nova Station Wagon <-doo' Economy at Its best. Six cylinder, '62 FALCON ....$ 4.75 '61 T-BIRD I 8.92 19&5 hardlop. Almost brand new, '64 SRAND PRIX $15.60 '63 COMET $ 5.76 Hordtop, Full Power Full Prices 1 •44 Monza $ 8.80 '63 Ford $ 8.80 under 2,000 miles ol a savings you standard transmission. An exception- 2-Dr. Fully Equipped Station Wagon, Fully Equipped Hardtop, Full Power '61 FORD J 4,qf) Gal axle 4-Dr. can't afford to miss. Six cylinder, ally clean car with a beautiful arecn •65 Chevy $2395 ' 2-Dr. oulomot c transmission, radio, heater '64 CHEVROLET $12.80 '43 PONTIAC $11.76 '62 T-BIRD $12.40 Convertible, Full power finish that will edd more pleasure to '64 Chevy $10.70 '62 Pontioc S 6.80 ond white side wall tires. Burgundy Impala Convertible Bonnevllle Convertible Convertible, Full Power '41 RAMBLER $ 4.40 trnpata 2-Dr. Hardiop your leisure time. II would be the Impola 2-Dr. Hordtop Catalina 2-Dr. outside with block vinyl. Bucket seats perfect cor for thai second car your '64 LINCOLN $18.90 '63 CHEVROLET $ 9.82 '42 PONTIAC $ 9.80 Ambassador, 4-Dr. • '65 Ford $1595 Hordlop Remainder ot new car warranty! •64 Ford $11.20 wfte tics been talking about. Ths 4-Dr. Full Power Bel Air Station Wagon Bonnevllle, 4-Dr. Hordlop '60 T-BIRD _ J 6.00 Custom 500 Country Squire Station '62 Rambler S 5.80 value Is big. but the price l| small. '42 PONTIAC $ 8.90 4-TJTTFbjlly Equipped '65 Chevy $2295 Call BILL AAALONEY •64 BUICK $17.80 '63 BUICK $ 7.76 Wagon, 9 Pass. 9 pemenger wagon Coll EO LYTTLE ' Riviera Hardtop Catailno convertible '40 RAMBLiU!' $ 3 60 Mallbu Super Sport Skylark Hardtop '42 MERCURY $ 6.60 •64 Ford $ 7.80* TOM'S FORO INC. TOM'S FORD INC. . Convertible, Full Power 1 Conv., fspeffd. • '62 Chevy $ 8.80 '64 OLDSMOBILE $ 9.90 4-Dr. Fully Equipped Falrlane "500" 2-Dr. 40 MAIN ST. M6-IS0O MATAWArl F-«5, 4-Dr., Fully Equipped '63 OLDSMOBILE $12.76 '60 IMPERIAL « 340 '65 Oldi $2195 Impala 2-door hardtop 60 MAIN ST. 5M-I500 MATAWAN Storr're Hardtop '42 COMET $ 7.40 Cutlass 2-door •64 Pontlac $11.20 '64 OLDSMOBILE $10.40 Hordtop, Full Power '62 Ford $ 4.80 '63 RAMBLER $ 8.76 Station Wagon, Fully Equipped •64 Falcon $1495 Bonnevflfe ConverFJble, "•1" 4-Dr., Full Power '42 BUICK $ 7,95 '59 CHEVROLET . $ | 90 Station Wagon Factory Air Galaxle 4-door '64 PONTIAC $12.80 4-Dr. Station Wagon '62 Chrysler $ 6.80 43 CHEVROLET $1 1.90 Station Wagon, Full Power •M Chevy $1395 '64 Chevy $10.70 2 Plus 2 Hardtop, Full Power '42 OLDSMOBILE $ 9.92 '59 WRD..^..!^, ,„ Blscayne 4-Dr. Impala 4-Dr, Hardtop Newport 4-door Sjper Sport Convertible 4'Dr. Hardtop, Full Power AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS '43 PONTIAC ) 4.80 "98" Convertible, Fully Equipped '63 Cadillac $2B95 '64 Oldi $11.40 •63 Bulck $10.80 Tempest, 4-Dr. '42 BUICK $ 7.70 Convertible Culloss, 2-Dr. LeSobre 4-Dr., • Skylark Hordtop, Fully Equipped '63 Plym. $1295 •63 Olds $10.80 Hardlop '42 CADILLAC $14.40 Belvedere 4-Dr. "88" 4-Dr. Hurdlop '41 Bulck $ 5.40 • 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power '63 Ford $1495 '63 Ford $10.40 LeSabre Convertible AUTO LEASING Galoxle XL Hardtop '42 T-8IRD $11.90 XL, Full Power '40 Bulck S 5.60 ANY NEW MAKE OR MODEL CAR Hordfopf Full Power '62 Bulck $1095 '13 Olds $11.40 LeSabre 4-Dr. '42 CHEVY II $ 4.60 . Convertible "88" Convertible INSURANCE & MAINTENANCE OPTIONAL 4-Dr. Fully Equipped •61 Chevy $ 695 ALL LEASES "TAILORED" TO FIT YOUR NEEDS '62 CHEVROLET $ 8.90 Impala Convertible 4-Dr. Hordtop, Full Power We Will Arrange To Purchase Your Proient Cir '62 OLDSMOBILE * 8.70 "II" Hardtop, Full Power TOYOTA Diar74l-I234 Salei ft Service) LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY OPERATED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT—QUR ONE AND ONLY LOCATION ISCOUNT SEACOAST LEASING INC.

t.( AN AFFILIATE OF SEACOAST FINANCE CO. SINCE 1925 |;| Corner of Newman Springs Rd. 1 Bridge Av»., Red Bank, NJ. V. HELP WANTED-MiJt FOB SALE THE DAILY REGISTER HELP WAlYTED-FEMALZ HELP WANTED-MAJUS HEI> WAWTED-MAUR THE FAMILY CIRCUS

Wednesday, May 11, 1966- RAFIDLT rXPAN»INO LOCAL COMPANT HAJ FOBIHOWI AVAIL- EXAMINER WAITRESSES To «ISJ»1O« chliaren's taia iM ttk« HAMMOND ABLE IN THE LONG BRANCH ABXA. IK ADDinON. TO BAIJUUXt dutris of eumliuli. Iiptrltnced, or HELP WANTED-FEMALE t good ttl-fttouad operator wbo would COUNTER GIRL AS STATED. THE COMPANY OFFERS LIBERAL FWNOB •TOUHITt Ilk* to becoms sn • exunlnu. This Is in txwllent opportunity for a iood- , ORGAN AND EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. psyini yetr-round poslUon with a top- DAY SHIFT notch company. Apply Lonf Branch OF ASJURY PARK- HANDICAPPED Top pay. Excellent working, conditions. Hamlfacturlnt Co., 20 Third Av«., Lonl Vacation. Must be experienced. Call Branch. Or call 222-SM8. 741-0200. v PROGRAMMERS VANTED — CHAMBERMAIDS — Aid Use our rental-purchase plan PERSONS handyman. Call for ptanos and organs WORLD'S LARGEST COSMETIC COM - We have ttverai positions open fo PANY na.3 openings for quaJlfled ladici PERMANENT POSITION INSTALLING! SSO «5K TAPE-VI8C SYSTEM. From %\t per Month hi.ndic*pped pereonnel In offlct, typing Part-time work showing Avon Products UB)I.— WOMEN and telephone work. in MMdletown, Ked Bank, Fair Haven ONE-TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE N'ECEBSARY. $7,000 *LUB. BIND Several openlnfs for general factory Tall 741-4313 or Well* Mrs. Margarf work. No experience necessary. Steady Gulotta, P. O Box 656 Red Bank, day-shift employment. Apply Atlantic Th«e positions are full-time and per- RESUME. GIVINO COMPLETE DETAILS OF EDUCATION, EX- Tile MarAifacturins Co., Atlantic Ave., TJSSD ORGAN SPECIALS j m*nent. Salary p\u$ bonus, paid va- CAK IVASIIKHS: FULL TIME ONLY Uatawan. Hammond extra-voice orijn { cations after on« year. Good working — Girl*. 19 to 2.1. for detailing cars; PERIENCE. AND SALARY HISTORY TO "A.B.", BOX S20, RED Hammond chord orfan .._ » conditions. clsanlnB Inside wlniows and outside Baldwin Spinet organ -— { drying. Nrj experience necessary. Good BANK. N. J. SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Hammond Spinet organ #3022 -I Our company employ I no one excrpl wages. Apply Country Sudier Car Hammond Spinet org.n K-IM S handicapped personi all over United WBJII, Hwy iJ5, Middlctown. WILL BABY-SIT IN MY HOME — InHammond Spinet M-10O j SLalfj and Canada. FEMALE CLK/iK—Must he accurate PROGRAMMER-TRAINEES Portaumck. Have experience. Retrain Oranil piano j and like working with flares. Ability . 239-W60 Used Orand piano • FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW to type Llbtral t>wWltH. Apply Atco BABY-6ITTIN0 — By mature woman Hammond B-2 console or»an Ora.mlcn, Hwy. 36, Key port. with new Leslie speaker PERMANANT POSITION. STARTING NBW COMPUTER INSTILLA- [n your home. Call . 291-08M CALL 741-4700 RELIABLE WOMAN — To care for Alt Items sold wllh a guarantee - chlltl and home. MuM have car. Cal TION. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. YOU BRINO THE DESIRE, NURSE — Experienced,. capable, wish- budget terms available. 747-92M>. 10 through 5:30 .p.m. es ll&il nursing' -cart, elderly person. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY To 110 INITIATIVE AND APTITUDE, AND WE WILL TRAIN. W.100 PLUS. References exchanged. 222-6947. PAYROLL SUPERVISOR HO WAITRESSES — Full and part-time 775-9300 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 1 g Lunch and dinner. Call or apply Don BEND RESUME, OIVINQ COMPLETE DETAILS OF EDUCATION, Will HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE ORDER WRITER. LIKE DE- Qulxnlf Inn, Rt. 34, Matawan. 566-7977 PARTIES — Dinners,' s«l other oc- TAIL WORK 510 CLEANING WOMAN — Full or P EXPERIENCE. AND SALARY HI8T0RY TO "A.P.", BOX 520, RED casions. 7(1-8881. : GET RID SECRETARY, .NO BTENO, tlmp. Call 787-4705, 25 Joftrwoo L*., of those old, leaky, wooden latt'rs. Ml BANK, N. J. IRONING DONE IN MY HOME — us give you a free estimate '«»*«• NEWARK *1** Kiwisburg. •' Bed Bank area. Call (or reg. finish) aluminum BW"«S that SECRETARY, ACCOUNTING TO I 9 741-7835 SECRETARY, SOME COLLEGE OpOpe—l SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR -~, Part. will never lesk. Our Installation will - tlmp 3-11 shift. Steady work, 741- please you. Expert Installers. CLERK TYPISTS , , ! 60 1760. ' ___, , FILE CLERK; N. Y. C. I 7! HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED-4ULE SITUATIONS WANTED - Male BURROUGHS JENBIHATIC OP- WAITRESSES — Oood P*y, ACJt PROWN'S ERATOR S70 upbenefits. Call Mrs. Tilghmarj after BOOKKEEPING '1 got an invftetfon to Kenny'spariy and he need* RETIRED OENTLBMAN - Wishes 32 Broad SI. Bed Bank 741-7S00 DENTAL ASSISTANT, CHAIE 4 p.m. 532-1915. TYPIST-CLERK clerical position. Payroll, bookkeeping, FOR' THE PERFECT WEDU1MU SIDE . Open GENERAL HOUHWVORKHR WANT- KEYPUNCH OPERATORS HANDICAPPED either « Batman Kit or a Zero M Spy SeH" 7411533. QOWN-Brldesmald dresses and »ll ac- 11 EPICAL SECRETARY I 70 ED - sleep in. One In family, CaJl 8ECRETARIE8 cessories with individual personal Mr. TELLERS,. TRAINEES. OKAY TO I 7t 747-4730. CLERKS vice. Call Dorothy Keith. Freehold. TYPIBT CLERK, PART TIME We have many temporary opening* I, FINANCIAL 462-7773. $16$1.65 per hour BOOKKEEPER - Experienced law the local area for those with above PERSONS HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE office. Good salary, Call • for Inter* (kills. If you are interested In tempo DINING ROOM BET—Four <*sJrs. view. 747-3730; -*• BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tWo arm .chairs, table, breakfrcnt, ind fary work, why not come In add Ye have several positions open lor CLERKS .COIL WINDER ' » 85 NURSES .— R.N. and L.P.N.. Oppor- •egliter. mndlcapped personnel in office, typing GENERAL AGENT WANTED — Man*ed»rS. Mah'oganjr. B.lroom•• -s*»j- tunity worth investigating. Pleuanl id telephone work. WELDERS Full tlmt- position! now available tor double bed, matress-box spring, tnd PARTIAL LISTINGS NO FEE CHARGED Part-time- afternoons or evenings. Call or Woman to aid In expandlr* llcemtd night table. Rerrlserator-lreezer, two- ACE EMPLOYMENT AfiBNCY working condftlona Join tht stiff of GROCERY & PRODUCE nd • efttahiigfted- home-study school. 2M-380G. Atlantic Truck Equipment Co. _ .. _'_._i _ i___i i .. M. 4 •>!•. nA ^*nfla*ss an Ultra-modern 90-bed Nursing Faolli* ACE TEMPORARIES Tlieie position! are full-time and pe J door Dunon Phyle console table. 23 White St.. 747-3494 8hrf»shury An Equal Opportunity Employer. Would,require approximately 20 hours Oas dryer. Call 671-9391. ELDERLY WOMAN ^~Cm lor bom ly at Meadow LakM Retirement Com- 23 White St. 717-3409 Shrewsbui manent. Salary plug bonui, paid vaca- CLERKS w««KJy keeping records and handling mur/lty. A variety of work schedules tions after one year, Oood worklni LATHE OPERATOR — Full or part- mall, etc. $4500 investment required. and chlldrfn. aces 4 and S. Live In. JXPERIENOE-D WOMAN — For can ondltlons. Experience helpful, but not necessary. DINING EOOM — 10" round table. • Call 7S7-48M after 5 r-m. available, especially sfcoml and. third lg and ironing, Tuesday and Thurs- time. Keyport area. Call Full rime, of company paid benefits. J8;000 to 110,010 yearly Income ,—W- Two leaves. Four chairs. China closjt. shifts Call MiM Burr: 600-448 4100, day, 8:30 to 2:30. Sl.W per hour. R«cenl . . 264-4806. . Apply to slble. Eastern Career Ichools. Coopers— - Blonde mahogany. Good condition, JJO. Ext 308 Or wrtse P.O. Box 702, HJht rnferervcea nec^ftsary. Call S*2-I0fle. r company employ* no one except bur i, Pi. town, N.J. O8.m landlcapped peraons all over United FTACTOftY WORKERS PANTft/ PRIDE Call 261-055S. ' SALESLADY EXPERIBNOBD OPBRATOHS Itates and Canada. Openings In production department. Op- 3U0. Hwy. S5 Haxiet, M.J. TOP SOIL FOR SALE — Any. quali- SECRETARY FOR DOCTOR'S OF To work on children's and ladles' portunity for good Incentive pay after 1175 Rt.' 35 Hldilletowir, W.;. ties Call at ' Tomahawk Golf Club. Tull time. RMdy-lo-wear experience FICE — Experienced In dtctaphont and coats. Also experienced collar makers. short training. liberal benefits. Atco Mlddlelovm, Llncroft Rd., Uncroft !4J- preferred. Many company benefits. Ap- jer*r»l otllco worn. Call 7tl-O291. 35-hour week. Call 741-0O25. FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 35, Keyport. COMPOSITOR _ Full or part-time. 4111, or {424MS. plysln penon, fl-30 to 8:3(1. Write ••X.K.", 'But 620, ROBERT HALL CLOTHES WOMEN LAB ASSISTAm" — Part or full time. JARPENTERS — Experienced. ' men Red Bajik AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Q K T.V 23" BIACK AND WHITE— eneral Lab work. Some bacterjoloe: CALL 741-4700 wanted for at least six months df Se'ven morAhs old. *125. YasWca 41 Rt. 33 Circle Neptune, N.J Part-time nlflits. Office clcanlni In nowledge useful. Write giving cuall steady work on n«w Kahney School YOUNG MEN — Truck dellverieB. takes black and white, also color pic- WAITRESSES — Good year round po- I cations to Ea/rp LaboratOTlea, 20 Wei Irj New Shrewsbury; Ca.ll Mr, Hanmy, KtKwledaW, Monmauth wi& Ocean Coun^ tures. Heart-shape thin diamond ring* Mldriietown Building, r.ood pay. No PAINTKRS — Experienced. Call afte 812-1650, UM, Flv«.dfty#, |«5; §Urt now. 542 sitions available. Pleaae apply In per- experience necessary. Apply Thursday, Offers hujh volum» Service Sttitlon for 190. Westlnihom, toaster, t6. Oall Mi- son Ho*ard Johnson RestaursrA, Hwy May 12, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Keyport p.m. 264-77B7 or 3131. . - ...... " ,f 1510. »5, Mlddletnwn. COIL WINDER 7H7-37M. lease. On hlihway 33, Juit north of American Legfen, 81 West Front St., Company will train pleasaiA Wei SALESMEESMEN WANTED PAINTI!R.EXPIIRIEWCEPAINTI!R.EXPIIRIEWCEDD • Red Bank. Paid training. Financial CAM PINO TENT-TRAirjER - four Keyport. *•• • JKRVICK STATION ATTENDANTS— Leads tarn: 1 COUNTER GIRL WANTED — An. groomed woman with electronic aa< lshsd, - bl( opportunity, hl»hlWorrkk Raln'oRl' r SHIne,SHI IIn AnA d OOut. SU assistance, offered.' For Information car years old food. COT^lltlon.. Sletpl tmu- -CSinopi. Apply-ln-p»rs»n, lt»» P-™ bly-eitpwlenepr^ Start C337-a^morrth ill and part-time. Call pay. No ctanvilsslm. . Call I4M100, for monlhi. In HolmdH. B) days- MU 7-280O evenings between 7 Hvt, O» «roirad t32S. 671-17(W. REAL JUSl'ATEBALEfl " Wellestab T LppoIhlhieiiL t L Thrte Seuons Drtve-In, Hwy 38, llshed office willlnB to lr*ln sales pe>i- OE KMPLOKM ENT AOBNC Y, 23 •-—""— *«*•«--w«v - Full time, ands H.I»»OSS3 Leonardo. son "for development work. Full or White St.. Shrewsbury. 717-3494. LOOR BOY — For general duties. NEEDED — Two aggressi' young Muit bebe . physicallphysically fit(It.. Apply Borough ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT-For sale. THiNKiNS OFOIIVE ; EN'S AND L.P.N.'8 AND NURSES' parl-tlme in Mnnmouth County. Good OtRh — As mother'* helper, to help Steady employment. Many benefits. men interested In learninrning a trade,, Ha-ll for application fo Excellent opportunity for an aggressive paint ior the exterior of your home? AIDES — Needed lor brand niw nurs- commissions. Strong training program. with housework and children. Uve-ln. Apply Star Cleaner* A Lauoderent, 132 Earn whll« you learn, plus other com- •ve., New Shrewsbury. Jerome a R«d person. P,ateg Include' most of Mon- It's the n«w«st color «nd Conk and Call today for persona] interview with Myrtift Ave., Long Branch. pany benefits. Call ' ntU ' tor sp- lorougli clerlt. mouth Colinty Area, Business can be ln( home. For interview, call 229-4300 Development Manager. Th« Boyle Co., t25. Call 741-4636. Bunn has the best quality and shads or 721-820O. YOUNG MAN pofntment. lull or part-time operation. Terms ar- or olive. Cook and Dunn' Is. THB Hoe Realtors 3S3'4200. OAHPKT LAYER'S HELPER — Ex ranged. CaU 7874163. HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED — Tor MANAGER *f to 35 to nfcl! general lrJSuranc BUB BOY WANTED — Must be 18 perlence not necessary. Call lor outside latex paints. Easy to vise, new nurnliu home. For Intervlsw. call EARN VACATION MONEY — Deliver ixperlenced telephone solicitor wante From a large, local agency. Build up years old or older. Apply Pleasant 7B7-T026. FOR LEASE:. Restaurant anil Itltchei top notch results. 229-4300 or 721-8200. Ing envelopes to business addresses. to manage telephone tales of!lc$ i ur equity each year. Start now to Valley Inn, Hwy 34, HQUndel, e comfortably In the future. Must be MAN — To irork ml IsrbMe track. Reasonable terms. Tremendous oppor- PROWN'S For ntatB organization. Work your con- Red Bank. Part-time, momlngi o 'ART TIME DMPLOYEaDS — Day andTue«. and Sat. prefened. Must have tunity for the right party. Atlantic EXPERIENCED OPERATORS vergent daytime hours. Five-day week, evenings. Excellent opportunity for the self-starter. Send brief resume to Highlands area. Call 741-U44. 32 Broad 8t. Red Bant Til-7tO0 Eatontown Dress Mfg. 12 wetlu. Phone 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 671- •C.K.," Box 520, Red Bank. evening work available. See Robert own transportation. Good pay: Call 871- Phone 642-3585. right person. For Interview call 2M- Halsey, Boro Busses Co., t4ft Shrews 0118, before 7 p.m. 0634 or 542-3399. 1314 between 1 and 3 p.m. MAN WANTED FOR DRIVING bury Ave., Shrewsbury. SMALL RESTAURANT — Fully IT'S BETTER STOCKMAN WANTED - <0*our Week. equipped for yearly rental. Highlands DENTAL A8S1STAINT — Chalrslde. CL-BANINQ WOMAN — One day ever. xA general work. Permanent position, 872-OT33. ' . than anythlni you'va ever seen. It you BEAUTICIANS - WANTED Over 21. Experience preferred but not tpply Norwood Olstrlbutora, toe, 624 MEN OVER 21 YEARS — JCxperleL_mee_ d Immediate employment. Good working other week. References and own train- roadway Long Branch, N. J, 8e< punch press operators. Steady work condition!. OaB 747-0353 or apply al want sometblnt belter In an aluminum necessary. Must have transportation. portatlon. Call 671-5286. with overtime. Also openings In pack- 152-154 Broad St., Red Bank, between ATLANTIC SERVICE combination door, see the Karey [or Steady. Also weekend opprators. Musi Red Bank area. 741-6688. Port»r. 10 and. 5. t6S.S5 Installed. IM.95 elsewhere, be ezpen. Extra large Beauty Baton. BOOKKEEPER Experienced througl ing department. Apply in person, Ests'y STATION Applv In person: WOMAN — To babysit from 2 to 11 end-ol-mor.th statement. On Burrough'i PRODUCTION Metal Products, 1 Catherine St., RedBTOOK MAN — Delivery truck driver. WANNER'S OF SWITZERLAND p.m Five evenings. Call Bcnslmatlc. Start $70 up. ACE EH- Bank. PROWN'S 747-9455; Over 18. SM11 time. Steady Jab. Oar- RED BANK Rt. 85, Mlddletown Shopping Center PLOYMEWT AGENCY, 23 Wh3t« St., - EMPLOYEES MUTUAL FUNDS — L1I« insurance roll's, 28 Broad St., Red Bank Atlantic Refining Company will lease 31 Broad St. ned Sank' ftl-7500 MATURE WOMAN — Experienced in Shrewsbury. 747-34M. ood itartlng lalary salea — Leads and prospect producing SPOTTER -r- Experienced. Top salary. a two-bay service station on BhreWi* ONE MANUAL NATIONAL CASH CASHIER—Wanted at Plaza Theatetf, General irjhurance. Klve-day week. W. SECRETARY -.MUST BE ABLE TO Ixcellent benefit program lettera furnished free. Call 542-1700. bury Ave. Ideally situated for a sales- REGISTER — one electric national jtmg Branch area. Reply to "A.M.", [ospltallzatlon Full-time. Call cash register, postage vending machine, Rt 36, Airport Plaza Shopping Center, TYPE. GENERAL OFFICE WORK. DIESEL MECHANIC — steady employ 291-0070 minded and mechanically Inclined op- Hazlet. Ask for Mr. Friedman, after Box 520, Red Bank. Call Mr. Schmidt at Berg Realty, 671- ilfe insurance erator. small Kelvlnalor refrigerator, Paymas- YOUNG WOMAN — To work full time meat, good. working conditions. 41 ter checkwrlter, approved Torsion Bal- 6;30 p.m. No phone caJU pleaar. 1000. Retirement hours per week. Apply to Wm. Paftsch, YOUNO MIAiN _ tor outdoor work 1. Minimum investment (n pharmacy. Experience preferred. Boro Busses Company, 445 Shrewsbury around home, fl.50 per hjr, for Sat. ance Maete-r Aodre«ser, No. 90 elec- WAITRESS WANTED — Experienced. Bayahora Pharmacy, Rt, 38, Atlantic PAYROLL SUPERVISOR — Salaried ARMSTRONG CORK CO. and Sun. Call after 8 p.m: 222-OI40. tric Swrogllne stapler. Call 741-2J39, Full or part-time. The, Bow Knot Ri Highlands. 291-2900. and hourly payroll. Non-dndusUial. Out- Beers and Francis Bt. Kesport '.ve., Shrewsbury. 2. Financial assistance after 11 a.m.. lor appointment. PRE8SER — Experienced. Top salary. taurint. 89 Broad St.. Red Bank. QUALIFIED PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE standing opportunity. Start (100 s An Equal Opportunity Employer COLLEGE STUDENT—Looking for a wpek. AOE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, summer Job. Must have car. Hours Full time. Call 3. Reasonably rftnt schedule SWIMMING POOL — 24x4. Lane fil- |2 PER HOUR — Part-time house' — In Long Branch. Will consider part- IXPKRIENCED OARPENTBR WANT- 281-0070. ter, vacuum, cleaner, ladder, etc Fenc- 23 White St., Shre-wabury. 747-3494. ID — Call alter 7:30 p.m. 8:30 to fi p.m. Monday thru Friday. 4. Paid training keeper. References. Experienced. Car time. Call 229-081«. Salary arM car allowance. Apply to ing around pool Included. M00. 747-3D84. necessary. Wcjte '"B.S." Sox S20. Red ERSONNL INTERVIEWER and or- 787-7165 MEN--.PART-TIME CaJl Mr. Norton. eOfi-BSS-HTS, S to 5; Bank. MATURE WOMEN — Part-time sales. er writer—Mature woman that enjoyi John Famulary, Dally Register, Broad BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY BREAK- Able to work nights. Good salary. Ex- ieta.il work, knows fracUorM, and has:AFETERIA DISHWASHERS — Poi St:, Red Bank. 'art-tlme nights, 'offlct. cleaning work or 323-9137 evenings. FRONT — Like new. Upper iectlon SALESLADY— Pleasant working condi- wllent working condition. Apply had some pvroonne-l background. Start vaihers and general kltihen utilities. In Mlddletown building. No experience BSACH CLUB FOR LEASE — 400wit' h flass and snuare metal mein. tions In quality store. Full tlra«. Ap- Lerner Bhnpa, Monmouth Shopping cen- WOO week up. ACE BMPLOYMKNT "Ive day week. All paid holidays. Ap. BUS BOYS — Oood pay, vacation necessary, Apply Thursday, May 12privat, e beach'Includes bathing conces- Must be seen to appreciate. Also ma- ply giving qualification and refer- ter, Ealontown. ly In person. Bell Lab's Cafeteria, benefits. Call Mrs. Tllghman, after hogany dining room table with leaf ences to "A.T.." Box 520. Red Bank. AGENCY. 23 White St., Shrewsbury. I p.m. to 8 p.m. Keyport American sion, refreshment stand and pirldng. TRAVEL AGDNT — Fully experienced, '47-3404. :olmdel. p.m. 532-1815. legion, 81 Wen Front St., Keyport. $3500 rental for the season. Beach- arftl pad Call 812-0674 after I pm. BOOKKEEPER — Must be expert An Equal-Opportunity Employer comber Beach Ctub Ocean and At- for active Red Bank agency. Telephone lEGIBTEiRED NURSE — 7 a.m. to MEN PART-TIME DRIVER — Five-day •need: one gtrl office. Retail trade. T41-6080 for appointment. • CAR WASHEJRfl — FULL OR PART- lantic Avea., North Long Branch. 432- FOR 9ALE — Convertible sleeping . Call 77M610. p^m. Two or three days pftr week. week. Also window wuhers and handy- 2254. COUNTER GIRL — Full-Mme position. \pp1y In person, Brookdata Nursing TIME — ExpsrUnce preferred but not OVER 18 man. 741-4173. chair. Cocoa browrA Like new. Call Permar.«ent, OaJl 'fl Hwy. 35, Hazlet. necessary. Good wages. Apply Country Barn top money In the trucking In- GAS STATION — Rt. 35, Ettontown, 797-2743, after 4 p.m. Sudser Car Wash, Hwy 3&, Ulddletown. CARPENTER'S HELPER _ with at Next to Sands Motel. Two bays, heavy 741-0056 IALESGIRL- WANTED — Experiend dustry. JOBS WAITING. 8e* our aUleast two years experience. Call 741. TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO raictlltl»s. SALESWOMEN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED referred. No evenings. Top salary, undsr Mais Instructions. 2023. aiHc. Sale or leiue. &31-0090. All m»\ta new or used. Guarantied. VENDING TRAINK Low as $25. Serplco's, 101 MonmouUl — Steady employment. Good salary. Shrewsbury pharmacy. 570 Broad St, large national food service company ORTER—Male. For fine furniture FR.BE INFORMATION ON OPPOR' FULL TIME Evening hours 3 tn 12. Five-day week, store. Five-day week. Oood working TBN MEN TUNTTIES. Available In Franchlsed Bt. Next lo theater. 7«7-0483. . - Aipply In pernon. Palace Diner, 45 Mon-Shrewsbury. 7*1-4874. iaa an opening for a reliable young conditions and advancement. Apply Mechanically Inclined, to start Immedi- Busineases: Write Partake, Dept. S, mouth St., Red Bark. nan wltn mechanical aptitude. Oppor- ately. 82.46 pur hour to start. Call Sea Girl. ELECTRIC MOTORS—Starters, Safety Our Eatontown Store Is unity to learn all pnases of automatic The Mart Furniture Galleries, IU. 35, Switches aiid other electric Items.,240. HELP WANTED-MALE Mlddlitown. Phone «7l-0400, Mr. Philip, '41-4M4 or 566-5514. Volts. Three phases, many sizes 1 to Looking For Experienced WOMAN FOR FOUNTAIN' WORK — rood service. Must be bondable. Frlng* Weekend* and evenings. Apply In per- benefits. Call 671-9342. MONEY TO LOAN 60 h.p., 30 to 600 amp. Used. Atco And Fashion-Minded Saleswomen son, Ltrfcroft Pharmacy, Newman GAS ATTENDANT HELPWANTED-AUle -Female Ceramics. Hwy. 35. Keyport. Springs Rd. _____ ITANTBD-LKAD GUITAR PLAYER Service station' night shift: tull-tlme BACH STRADIVAEIU8 B-FLAT TEN- fcf EXCELLENT SALARY DENTAL ASSISTANT — Ora.) surgery BUYER-JR. SOLID BOOKINGS WITH UP AN_ 229-3M9 for Interview. HOME OWNERS OR TROMBONE. Like new. Bacrlfce. * COMPANY BENEFITS office. FulMtme. No experience neces- X1M1NO GROUP. AUDITION RE. 7*1-9(93 alter 7. All (lav Sat. and lap, INCLUDING 20% EMPLOYEE sary. Write "A.F.", Box 520, Red Bank, QUIRED. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. OLDER OR RETIRED MEN HJIL VALUE CASH LOANS BOVS BICYCLE — JO". In «l:o«ll«nt DISCOUNT 'AITOESSES WANTED — No ex- EXPEDITOR MR. LAMBERTO, 5(2-9100. CAREER FOR DEBT CONSOLIDATION OR condttlon. 110. Call after fi p.m. X8f> perience necessary; apply In person, to mow grass in Fair View Cemetery. ANY OTHER REASON 3271. Apply -store manager 911 a.m. The Pub, Rt. 35. MJddletown. Apply at the office, 4M Hwy. U. IEAL ESTATE aALEBMAN — Excel Mlddletown. Near Hedden's Comer. Apply for Sl,00O-GET 11,000 DESKS 115 up FILES, table!, chairs, ent opportunity for five figure tn. OPPORTUNITIES • Apply for J2.000-Q1T 12,000 adding machines, typewriters, oftlcs FRANKLIN SIMON WAITRESSES WANTED - Caramel SALARY OPEN Apply for S3,O0O-GET {3,009 Restaurant, 29 Broad Bt., Red Bank. nmi. Experienced man preferred, : equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New —Monroou+h Shopping Center Apply In pnrson. GENEROUS BENEFITS tut will consider trainee. Draw STEADY AND PART-TIME .KELP - - (up to 15,000 and more) or used.' AAC DESK OUTLET. Rl*. ommensjrato with ability. Call Mr. Apply la person, Bsn's . Oar Wash. low established rate, easy terms. 3S, Oakhurst. 531-3990. EATONTOWN COUNTER GIRL AND OTHER LAUN- Clnnear for appointmert. THE BERO Hwy. 19 Mlddletown. U.S. ARMY TELEPHONE SURVEY — Six girls DRY HELP — No experience neces- Nationally known electronics man- LOENCY, New Jamer'i largest rest- 741-5061 or 776-6&0O TOUGH, HUH1 seeded. Pleasant work from your own sary. Apply Star Cfeaners A Launder- ufacturer of consumer products ientlal real estate agency. 2S4-8200. PORTER llonmouth county Investment Corp. telephone. Call Mr. Rock between 8 era, 132 Myrtle Ave., Lomg Branch, has excellent opportunity for ag- P. O. Box 41 Red Bank YOU BET THAT KAHEY! ALUMnitjM gressive man. Expediting and buy- >NE EXPEMBNOED MABON - Two Immediate, full time opening* T i-m. SIGNAL CENTER AND DOOR 18 TOUGH. J99.B3 plus Instal- and 9 a.m. 747-1874. COUNTER GIRL WANTED — Full experienced mason lajjorar*. Two ex-to 3 p.m, or 8 a.m, to 4 p.m. Excel- FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES time. Apply Top Hat Cleaners, 656 er experience In slmlllar fields lent working conditions' Will train. Ap- lation elsewhere. But at Frown'i efily HOUSEKEEPER — for widower and desired.' jerlenced carpenters. One experienced SCHOOL AVAILABLE — tdwln K. Start. Real «6t.S5 INSTALLED. son. Lovely home. Residential area. Broadway, Long Branch. rpenten-'s helper. Call 291-13J8, after ply in person Estate * Uortzue. Consultant, ;S4-0333. own" private "apartment. .Tnn -salary. PLAIN COOK — Housewbrker.-Three - Write" In" confidence" to MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN PROWN'S r_ Near transportation. References "re- strtults. Good pay. Five-day week. Refer- TORT MONMOUTHr XrJ. " *" quired. Write P.O. Box 69H, Red Bank. ence. 531-0066. "B.Y." Box 520, Red Bank 926 Htvy. 35 INSTRUCTION 3J Broad Bt Red Bank Itijttft ' CHEMICA1 OPERATOR MAN WANTED — Light Malalcnaric* TRADE IN your old furniture with Ao BABYSITTER — Hanlel area. 8 a.m. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER — For work- arJtt porter work. Apply in perion, to 1:30 p.m., Mon to Frl. call 264- BUS MAINTENANCE — Cleaning and down payment and let a .new parlor ing parents and eight-year-old sort. An Interesting, permanent position Ralph Frledland & Broi., Locust Btv 4220. Own room and TV. References. Good servicing buses, evening shift. Steady Keyport. ' or dining room, set at sale prices. WUV salary for capable person. Ca.U 747-4743, employment shift. Steady employment, with a growth company. Must INSTRUCTORS A STEADY JOB Ham Lett Furniture Inc;, Hwy 85, DOCTOR'S OFFICE — Clerical and after 6 p.m. [ood working conditions. Apply to Rob- possess minimum three years ex- PLUMBERS — Experttneed only. Mlddletown. 741-3213, open evening! till assisting. Part-time. Afternoons arW ert A. Matthews, Boro Busses Co., 441 perience on batch or continued Steady work, nsw and alterations. Call 60 NATIONAL 0 p.m. . one evening. Write "B.w." Box 520, APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPT- Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. processes In fine chemical 'process- W7-18T7. After 6. call 741-2857. ' • Electronics . Ited Bank. ED — At the Superama Fabric Dept., Ing. Excellent fringe benefits. Pro- $180, $200 & FRINGES WE BUY AND SELL anything and fur sales girls, lull time and part-time; gram Includes profit sharing and LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES- everything. Give the hlgheet prices. LADIES - PART-TIME merit raises. Immediate advancement. EXPERIENCED BUTCHER cash bonus plans. MAN deairous of Joining a progre»B4ve • Communications. 18 years and ovsr Call William Leff Furniture, Inc.,,Hwy. Holmdel Meat Packing, Holmdel, Rl, 35, Mlddletown. 741-3213. Open tvenMn IT to 60-Gtiannleed 111! to V.m per Apply Sjpftram*. N>w Shrewsbury. arcrJcy. Pleasant working conditions. • Automatic Data froceiitaf LOCAL OR OVER THE hour according to ability. If you have Holmclei, N.J. Clll M«-tS99. we are member* of Multiple Lilting 'til 9 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER — TWO TIMES A Call Personnel 2B4-45OO Ext 233 Ltorvice. Call now for appointment 2*1- three hours to spare, anytime of day, GRIDDLE MAN — Over 21 ye»r« old. ROAD JOBS OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, cnlna, and have car and phone call the WEEK — (25. Own transportation INTtRNATIONAL FLAVORS 1800. THE CUKTIN AGENCY, Real- « Photoirapny Jobi arc wide open In the trucking 946-8237. No experience necessary. Will tnUn. tors. Leonardo. glassware, art objects and bric-a'brac, nearest number. 586-2019. 775-1083, 462- Perkins Pancake House. Hwy. 35 & FRAGRANCES, INC. • MetMrolosr . Indaitry. Learn to handle the big rigs, Immediate cash for anything and every- loll, or evenings 449-4182, GIRL FRIDAY WANTED — Knowl Mlddletown. common carriers, tankers, refrigerated, thing. Ruscll's. 25 East Front It, 741- MAINTENANCE DEPT. of iUb-contrtct. National Profesalont TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Experi- edge of general Insurance helpful; Stock clerk M0 Rosa Line Union Beach, N.J «93 enced. To work evenings, 6 to 9, atAl shorthartf and typing. eataftlWhed real LIQUIDATORS Truck Driver Training, world's largest !Sts.tft and insurance office; write ea- MANAGER company apbtoved school Is seeking PIANOS - Brand daw 81 note plans all day Saturday from Red Bank of- lentlala salary expected, "A.X.", Box Call 741«n«. APPETIZER CLERK Must be capable of directing maint* SALARIES 100 men to be .trained on a lull time only (399 delivered. Tenzer's. Susie. fice. Must b« reliable. No Belling. tl.25 reo. Red Bank, N.J. nance force in all phases of plan* Stora, 303 Main St., Lakewool. per hour to start. Call 741-4014 MEN WANTED PART-TIME maintenance and new equipment tn- bull or we (It ends, placement, aervice 8ALE3LADIBS — National concern immediate evening openings. Xxeellen itallatlom. Minimum of three years $5181 $7479 ptr annum upon graduation, student loans through WAITRESSES, WANTED — Days o rAw has two openings tor salesIadiB Join the team s.t McDonald's If you an starting ' salary. Good working «ondl a New jeney bank. Member of Various nights. frMunt he 21. Experience n^ces- physically fit, neat, young or old, and experience •« a maintenance supervisor Trucking Atsoc, National Aasoc, of RENT A TV with knowledge ol sewing, either on a tlons. All company benefits. Apply required. Excellent fringe benefits. Sub- Portable day. week. BATSHORB TV, •ary. Apply Plea*artt Valley Inn, Hwy.pnrt-tlmf has Is nr hill time. Salary, ar« willing to do your share. Stop In al person. mit resume to . P.O. Box in, Perth Trade and Technical Schnnla, WaHhlnff- 34, Homdel, between 4 and 6 p.m. OutsUnlint Army' School ton.D.C. for details, send name, ad- 36 Church St., Keanaburg. .7S7440O, commission, company benefits, five McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN BIG W SUPERMARKETS Ainboy, N.J. REGISTERED NURSE day week. Apply Singer Co., 69 Broad' An equal opportunity employer In North Jersey Seashore dreaa, age and phone number that we SINQER 8KWINQ MACHINE — Used, factor's Office St., Red Bank. 925 Hwy. 35, Mlddetown 56 taowman Springs Rd., Red Ban] Rnort Area-one hour cata arrange an Interview. Write to electric. (30. Cood condition. Can knr Wr't» "f.r." Box 52» Rut Bank We need full or part-time workers f< EQUIPMENT AND TRUCK MEGHAN from N«w Yolk ."A.Q.", Box 520, . Red Bank. time. SW-3671. MAID — FULL TIME — Efficiency days or eveningn. NSTRUMENT MECHANICS, IC — .Good working condition* and GuUU MONJSY EARNED - TeJephorW Motpl. Immediate employment, top iteady '10", »100. day week. 12 weeks. Guaranteed salary 300 NBW Ocean AVP. , Long Branch. plate and window glaBlrtg. Good paj SERVICE BTATION ATTENDANT — development and advancement TYPIMQ. COMPTOMETER, pay and 842-31M Morris Plate Olass Co., 10 Maple Ave evening classes, co-ed, tree placement plus. Phone 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 671-063' EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Experi- MACHINISTS, Pull time. Tony's Mobil, Bros4 and To ^apply — FlU IT Form ST or 5(2-3399. enced womarS to he private secretary Rtd Bunk, 711-1063. tt&pla AVM., Red Bank. service. NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA PIANO-UPRIOHT -IS) MILLRIGHT: ^obtainable at Post Offices) with CHINE SCHOOL. H Broad 8L, Rfld Call1 DRUGS AND COSMETICS — Part' to. regional manager of world wide YOUNO MAN — About 22, who" Civilian Personnel, Mrer Hall Team, concern. Office to he In Freehold urea, polite eager uid would like to lean MUST HAVE HAD THREE YIAKS Bank. 747-4647. ' time, nights. Permanent. Professional Many benefits, long term position. apprenticed training and thrstj yean Fort Moamoulh, N«w Jersey WBDDINO DRESS — Site 10. WMU Pharmacy. 114 Broad St., Red Barflt. the trade of typewriter mechanic. Mu ourneymen'i experience. SUMMER TUTORING AVAILABLE— WeHi working conditions and environ- be mechanically minded and have Bngllsh. math, soi«ncei. Alt jrarfM Peau de Son. Floor-lenjUi. Detaohlbls RECEPTIONIST — For photo studio. ment. SerM complete details and sal-sincere desire to Improve hlnue PART-TIME tram. K». Call 787-7S33 after a p.m. Sales experience. Excellent salary pluf ary requirements In first letter to P.O, E. I. DUPONT through 12. Reasonable rales. Alter 6 Box 21S, Somerset, N.J. Underwood Agency, Ellis Office 8ur Photo Product! Plant p.m., call 747-2422. ' KCNO-SIZE MATTRESS. INCLUDINO bonus. Permanent position. Apply Lor ply Co., 102 Monmouth 6t, Red Ban* GRItL MAN SALES RKRR1BKNTATIVI - Lead- 2 BOX SPRINOS AND SET OF I Stan Studios, 47 Broad St., Red Bank. Parlln, N.J. l« diaper service, local . territory. ARTIBT-TEJACHKR — Will accept M- ADMINISTRATIVE sSDCRETARY — AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced An Equal Opportunity Employer EVENtNGS liu voice and piano itudents. B.M. LEGS, 7»x8O. REGULARLY X299.E0, NURSES AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m Monmoulh county school, aood short- Good working comHUona. Compan: Leads siiplhned. Salara pliu. commii- SOLD WITHOUT LABEL Oft WAR- Five-day week. Paid holidays anil va hand a must. Start {SO week, ACE GAS BTATION MECHANIC Top wagev. Excellent. working condl slon plitt o^,r elpentes. Call PK 5-WW. lin piano. BducWion S.M.U. Fel- RANTY, J100. lRWIN'S, 27 MON- berMitt*. Apply Dick Matthews, Red With experience. Call tloru. CM] 741-0200. ' lowships-Voice, Languages. . JUIlUaxd cations. Apply In person, Brookdali EMPLOYMENT AOENCY, 23 White Bank Auto Imports, 119 E. Newman 1 OOOKB, WAJTRIISSBa AND BUB MOUTH ST., RED BANK. ' Nursing Home Hwy. 35, Hazlft. St., Shrewsbury. 747-3494. 741-9303 Graduate School of Music,. M.A. Mu- Spring's Rd. BOYS (OVw 18) — Call Harry's Lob- sic and Education; Teachers' College, FINE FURNITURE — No dealers. flHORT ORDER COOKS — Fully ex sl»r House. SJ2-0J35, after & p.m- Columbia UMvec*ity, post OradualB Call for appointment, . • , enced. Immediate openings. Morn BAUDS AND SERVICE — Nationally Ciling arJU Guidance, Duquesne 842-1567. ; ng man, relief mari and night man, known Company leaking aggressive- and ity. European bacltiround, 812- Excellent working conditions, top sal imbitloui men. Sell on direct lead* «VE SEATr- ease. Also, amplifier. like new. All Also windows, roofs, gutters, etc. Expertly on braided nylon. JL60 a 0776 after i p.m. . SHORELINE Aiphalt Paving 10-30 year guarantees. T>sy or night Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. Two chairs optional. Call for (95. Call 234-100*. tirand. Btcrllng clasps from 73c. MANAGER PERSONNEL 8BRVJC11 741-0990. 7T5-8407. Adam Llnzmayer 201-0302. REUBSILLE'S, 36 Broad: St.. Red Local office of National Sales. J>Iu MECHANICS GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. Bank. e energetic and aggressive and abl 17 Broid St. Red Santt DOMESTIC HOTWATfiR HEATER — Blacktop driveways and parkins lots. :o hire and train Bales poraorMel. N PULL Oil PART-TIME Gu-flred. 35 gallons, excellent condl (More Classified Adi CaJl lor free estimate 2228!Sa. personal sales required. For person Year-round employment for men ex- I7atch for our ads In Sunday'g tion. $40. Call 642-1044. Nursing Home ntervlew call Mr. WatMns. perienced In Installing mufflers, shocks ABBUF.T FAUX PRESS DANISH MODBRN WALNUT COPCH On The Next Page) Plumbing & Heating 842-4S34. brakes, etc. Oood hourly rate, plus In centh'es. Apply R48 Auto Stores, Rt. — And chair wllh ottomaiv, plus two Auto Body Repair HOLMDEL NURSINO HOME — Ac- 3- at Tlnnall Rd.. Mlddletown. walnut and hemp chairs Call 7*7-1352. credited for skilled nursing home PLUMBINO — Heating and baUirooro BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BXPERT PAINTING and' body re- care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 94(1-4200. remodeling. r OPPORTUNITIES PART-TIME — 5 to 7:30 p.m. AgeQualllfled.Personnel For Quality Orders 1965 AUTOMATIC COMMERCIAL RENTALS pair. Moderate prices. McOARthy CORRISAN'S 21 or over. Delicatessen. Call ailer 6 210 Broad Lone Branch 222-4747 Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0303. p.m 7(7.1556. SINGER SEWING MACHINE 127 Oakland St., Ited Bank 747-2705 Dors everything. . Darns, monograms, YOlwa MAN — Fbr parts pick up. Odd Jobs Motel, Tavern, Lorgt Salt Water Pool HANDICAPPED WORKERS buttotjfholesi , *tc, in portsble, taks over Building Contractor Steady Job. Drivers llcens«. McCAJV balanc:fel of J52S0 or II.30 ner week. wittt lockers, River Front with dock, THY CHEVROLET. Call 2911101. Mr. In cabiMneti , S67.S0 or 11.M per. week. BOSCO'8 CLEAN-UP SERVICE Roofing, Siding & Insulation Kelly. immediate opening's In our modern, OFFICE BUILDER — New homes, room ad- Yards, cellars, garages, stores. Have Ocean Sand Beach, Riparian Rights. air conditioned. Red Bank office. Salary Call iredlt Dept., 841-6101. 6 to P. ditions, basfetnent and attic rooms, truck. 741-2149 utter 3 p.m. * OLSErr CO. INC. Hoofing, siding* Large Parking Area,. $216,000.. MAN -4* To work In rurnltura stors plus hnnus. Experience not necessary. COMPLETE DARKROOM 8HJT-UP— kitchens, garage, repairs and alters- Insulation Installed am! guaranteed Will train IRWIN'S, 27 Monmouth Bt., We will trajn you. / For Ihe advanced amatsar. 642-32W SPACE flops. Herhert ElgPnraucli. T41fl2f)l for 10 years. 775-0705, 291-0540. Red Bark. alter 8 p.m'. Pro Mob It Hflr and Cocktail Lounge, Apply In person or call. . Uodern olfices just completed, ow- Dixie Land Decor, Good Potential, MEN ELECTRIC ORGAN — Ace-tone for tral Rid Bank Business District Palnting*and Decorating HIDING — Al«co, Dupont Tedlar and use with a combo and amplifier. Call Diamonds Bough! or Restyled Alcoa. Work guaranteed. HI ah Clou Area. Prlc* reduced to Full time nights. Floor waxing and AMERICAN HOMEUOHT CARL B. JONES — Painting and Janitorial work In Mlddletown building. OF HEW JERSEY 1442-4388 after 5 p.m. "• Central Air Conditioning Let us buy Ui« diamonds you don't wallpaperfng. Fully Insured. For free PROWN'S $05,000. We will train. For Interview apply. 6( Broad St.. 'Red Bank, N.J. FULL SIZE — Bprlrtt and mattress. e Belt service Elevator wear or let us restyle them lor you estimates, call 747-3041. Thursday, May 12, 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. K2-433i or I12-I335 Reasonable. * Private Parking Space personally. Keussllle's, 3* Broad St. 32 Brotd Bt lied Bank T4L7SO0 COMMERCIAL DEPT. 741-M40 Keyport American Legion, 81 Wflst • Rent Reasonable INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR palm- e Inspect and Compan ing. Also decorating. Our prices are ~Yont flt., Keyport. WAITRJIBSES, DISHWASHER, SHORT 1OTC1IIN CHAOia RXCOVliallD - cheaper than thpiri. Call Stack Paint- WEART-NEMETH EQUIPMENT OPERATORS — And ORDER COOKS. Apply In parson, Red Dlnett, set, and bsir stools. Monmoulli Entertainment ing Co. for froo estimate, 741-49'JO. Tel. Answering Service ORADBH-MAN Oik Diner Hwy 39. Hatlel. MI-83M. Dlnstle. 11> Monmouth It.. R,d Bank. AGENCY TRUCK DRIVEUB PAINTING- AND DECORATING — SHfWl BAl,BSPJ0SBON^^Bjpert,r»c«iI. i*i*!K: :—. 747-1100 i TJtkets available for latest Broad- XET US BE your secretary. No ntsd REALTORS C&ll MI-BOM Full time In quality dtparlment store. V POOL . TABLB -t33. lit Crown I my Shows and Major Spnrtl Events For better than average three-year to mlsi calli. 24 hour aniwtrlni 7' POOL . TABLl!-t33. tit Crown 84 Bread St. Rad B.nk guarantee. Call 991-1714. •ervlce. 7U-1T0O. SCHOOL TSACHER PREFERRED - Oompany bsnttlu. Oooil nJsury lot*'GraphicG hic,, psrfeo" t «.7 optar 'lens, flash ITS Monmoutn St., Bed Bank. 103 W. Frwil 51. R*d tank UiJe, Saturdays only, 10' «*m. to .6 rlsht person. Call .Personnel twpt. tutunn, andd film holdtholdtnn, »1M»1M>>. Call 717717- m. Contact 8ohul* * Betirla, 7iT.«C0. Bwltrbaori Companr, Red Bank. M70. MM, NOTICE . I—-: HOUSES *Olk 8A1E mm&rtmtuut BOUSES rtn vox, ataamm , MMJ lh 1966 W5W0RRT ABX4 - *mile> from BIJCTOWM OLDER FAIR HAVEN I?!G TREES surround tills immaculate U for 1MM. Can l» laawd eepartt*. three-bedrooni House. Llvlna room, dtn- Tata DOUe* Ul*t H4M Ka*Y 1 containing akoat M. ft.pt r GARDEN SHOW PUCE : maino, trading a* CommuUen wttim COLONIAL l i aarea and ettlett-ln KitcnKitchen.. Gama e Uquor Stve hu applied to the Major JAL NOTICE — K 7471100. Close to river. Center hall, four.bed room andd ltt bathsbh. AlsA ol featurefaftts a BABBLING BROOK room and d - CourJcu or the Borough or Red GREEN GROVE GARDENS IDDLXTOWH TWP. — On BW7. rooms, 3M baths, scretmd porch, a newttwo-car garaie and a fenced-ln yard, tor a Plenary Retail Distribu- KO1ICE OF rVBUC HEABWO torn 014 to four rooms, will Qncklbs, ipactDUX four-year otct rsiich kitchen, beautiful treea. Baeement, at- plus a large patio. Wall-to-walt carpet- tion license D-6 for premises situated u>nth-to-monUi b«ala. In "Etclialve Oak Hill". Four large tached double garage. Rumson-FaH ln( Included In eitru. Ofterel at vt IM Monmoulh St., Red Bank, H. J. His Holmdel TMtmahlp Plinnlug SAIITY, Wl-MM. bedroom*, UUM bath., living room with Haven School. Needs a little paint but >21KK> Objections, it any, should be madeBo«f(l wlU hold a public heir-lnj fa i FOUR ROOMS-$115 Hreplace, fiilt. dining room, science immediately In writing to John Brytn, Uocdiy, June «, IMS at tht HolmilEl Allen Place dent, proposed property subdivision or • Efficiency (2V4 Rooms) $ 95 garage (electric doors). Central air- 113 River Rd. ' Fair Haven 741-7681 Ked Bank, H. J. inds owneil by Delholm, Inc., Town-- SWIM CUUB FOR TENANTS conditioned. Thousands of dollars In Member Multiple Lilting Service $2,000 May 11, 18 $7.12 hiti Tax JUp Block IS. UA 13 Into HEAT, COOKU.C GAS, HOTWATER AND Am COHEtllONINO HOUSES FOR .RENT hrubs on this lovely wooded acre plot. sumes 5Vi% mortgage. Ranch. Nine 1 loU localeo at Van Scholck BMtl. T.V. and pfcorw outlets, 13 cu. 1L refrigerators, parking anfl waUc-la atorats rirst time offered at tST.KOO. ara old. Two large bedrooms, 16' jHctch Plat No- 382 Revised April facilities. Spacious rooms, larg* closets. Walk to sbopplog plaza, "buses and UDB SELECTION OF Wj Jim Molitor & Son nng room, pintlem gciejKi- Jjilcheji. N091CE IMS ••Gxinlry Woods" has Men rtlfrr •chooi. 'rnlshed and unfurrushei). Immedt- BEACH AGENCY, Broker iliatte and l>eech trees on tlili M>xlfJO' 1J8S the orrice of the Township Cleric. W1LUAM J. DUNCAN EmECTIOKB: Garden State Exit 117 lo 30, last on 35 to Alrwrt Bhouplni e occupancy. SAMUKI, TE1CHEB 14000 HHwy . 335 UlddletowUlddlto n :yclone fenced property. A j> proximate KHERirrS SAt£ Plaza, turn left, then two block* to model anarunent. From 35, (J. M. OKNCY. oceanport Ave., oceanport. Quality Built Homes monthly p&ymenlB $30. UPEBIOK COUKT OF NEW JERSEY Secretary, PJannli* Board Open 7 Dsya S71-2727 Hit Fields) to Hulet Ave.. turn left on MlddU Rd., rtralcht ahead. ^3500. Evu: 11 r«. Pearl CIIANCEKY DIVISION May 11 Hit Goldman e Aurora, III. CASEY'S AGENCY MONMOUTH COUNTY UPMTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY HI payments are approximate and IlMltor Docket -Vo. F UlOSi SOTWB s Phone 264-1846 ELLA. WILTSHIRE. B«alto« lUblacta to VA, FHA approval. TW 6-9582 TW 7-1623 TW 6-51DG Hwy. 35 Hazlet 480 Ocean Ave., Sea, Bright. M2-00M. Watch for our courteay car at the First Savlngi and Loan Association Take notice that ft ft 8 KnterprUts holiday Inn. in Aurora, .Choice lm- /ALIJE I'ACKEI) BPUT — Netr Ked •t EaM Pttenon, N. J.. «. corporation Inc., T-.\ Old Villtge Inn ha* applied HREB-BEDROOM HOUSE — R«c TREES PLUS TREES 1 ^ank. your bedrooms. Living room. it New Jereey, Tlainlff to me Mayor and Council of th«j FOR SALE REAL ESTATI FOR RENT roved lots within five miles of new l f the Siau _ . Bation basement Locust Point Rd., 'Icture a tree-studded lot surrounding ell Telephone building. . :>inlng room. Kitchen. Gameroom. l i •a: Harold E. WUUieii, el !>• „..„.. oi Hod Ban* for a Plenary Re- Dcutt. Available June IS, $160 per lovely four-bedroom house. Living •alhs. Larce lot. Immaculate condl- curia ntB tail Consumption llccnsi C-10 (or prern- APARTMENTS lonlh. Phone 291-C012. Jon. J1S.600. FRAMING LUMBER m, format dtninc room, eat-In tcltch- By virtue of « writ ( executio1 n In |Ft3 siiuatetl at 26 W. Front »St., R«d 1 m, 2V, baths pl>i> den, with sliding LARGE WOODED LOT N. J. »«'s — ID , n\ If. 7c per lineal. ADI8ON TWP. Three-room house on 14 above atatw action to m* «ii"-i- 1 p MODERN THREE ROOM [lass doors opening onto a large patio, ft>ur bedrooms, thru full bath*, llv- d I shall expose tor sale at public Objections , if any. should b» mad* 2x6 i — 10', 12', H', lie per lineal. aore of land. flOO. call 211 iverlooklng a beailtlrul back yard. Add ng room, iJlnlnjf tootn, modern klich- CHANCK AGENCY endue, at the Court House In theimerfiaMy in writini to John Bry- NC Pine, clean, bright stock. Bultt-ln oven, tile bath. Close to shop* wt. . . REALTOR ping, church and New York Bus. Pri- l two-car garage plus many extras :n, paneled family room, ilnlahed base- or Freehold. County ot M»n- . Clerk oi the Borough ol Red 'HREE BEDIIOOMB - lli batBJ. lull Including wall-to-wall carpeting and younent Excellent cos tilt Ion. Walking dU Linden n. Red Bank mouth, New Jeney, OH Monday the RED BANK LUMBER vate entrance. $100 per month plus Inlng room, modem kitchen wlui dlah- ance to schoo\s, ahoppJnj and trans jilt, utilities. 787-3733. will have a plcturebook home, ottered 7U-0J9T I6ih day of May, 1066, at 2 o'clock, ffiijned) Comer Pearl and Waif Red Bank 'Uher. Within walking distance to t 421,700. portatlon. Transferred owner asking . M. Prevalltng Time. RUMSON — Four-room and bath ui hopping, busline and both public and .29,900. EOL8TON WATBRBURY, All that trict or parcel of land, Olliceri MAPLB BUREAU - AM youth bed arochlal ichools, 1171 pet month. Thr STERLING THOMPSON REALTOB, J6 W. Front BL, Bed B»nfc. MINIATURE ESTATE nine PinlBk, Prealdent and bureau. 130. Call furnished apartment. Available Jur/e iwstra Agency. 741-8700. [Ituate. lylne anrl being tn the Town- MC-S739. 1M. Adult couple only. WO on l«as AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS "'4T-3500. Nestled among 28 tret-a. tills dctlghtfu! hip of Rarltan, In tht County of Mon- 16 Reckleis Place. Red Bank plus heat and ulllltlei. JOHN L. LEONARDO — Bii-room bungalow. Iwy. 35, Mlddletown 747-5600 tnur-liedronm tiome. WalUlnff dlslsncc nouth, i" tin State of New Jeri'y1. n Pinlak, Vice Pretldent TWO HORSE TRAILER MINUGH, OWNER. Call 812-3501. »w Ifltcben. Garden, patio and barbe- BIG HOUSE - LOW PRICE all stores, schools and transporla- KNOWN AiVf> DESIGNATED «• I^ot IS Recklcu Place, Red Bank Reasonable Call 201-&334 after 6:S0 p.m- LAKEWOOD - FREEHOLD AREA — ,n. Low taxes. Miny fxtraa. Asking Jo 24 Jn Block No. K on l reap oliert J. Martin, Beer eta ry-Tteaaurer 2D1-OU0. UNFURNISHED — 3W-room apart- Eight-room country home. On one acre. CHILDREN WANTED low JO'S. Call SNYDEn AGENCY nlitleil: "Subdivision Plat Woodland 22 Wallace 8!., Ked Bank menu No petj. Call 195 to $175 Per Month M .baths. Basement. Separate, heated REALTORS, (m-liSO, Mr>. Ealley. AI Hoard of lUrfrlun ANTIOUS maiioriny sideboard, early THE BBRG AOENCV This four-bedroom home, with 2',j *ark Secllon Terf Township ot JUri- laine Pinittk, 48 Reckleia Place, Red Victorian. Professionally rerinlshed. 8(2-1324 vork shop. Nicely landscaped, Plenty bathH, In on excellent area, with low ter 6 p.m.. 7«-3656. an, Monmouth County, N, J. BcAl t t, 35 Middletown if fruit trees and garden area. Bun taxes. Convenient to all schools and "- -W April 1958" tiled In the Mon- Call 7U-5244. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — H 67MO0O lasses door.. Owner relocating. (11,900. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - $20,- Plnlak, 48 Recklem Flice, Red rxl electric Included. Mallabli June tranHportatton. Can be yours lmmndl. nmith C«umy Cl«rk'» Office July 1, Bank . JU& a month. 787-4655. B FREQUENTLY" HAVE APART- alely. Asklne In the low 20». Call 500. Magnificent older home in 9.1H in Case 66-18. or.ert J. Martin, 22 Willacs Street; HORSE-DRAWN HEARSE ENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. SNYDER AGENCY. REALTORS, 201 SUBJECT to restriction* and *Mft VALUABLE ANTIQUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-room lturnlshed for rent. Come In and talk 0903, Alter 8 p.m., 787-1700. excellent condition. Three large mcnts ot record, If any. Hed Bank apartment. 1st floor. Separata en- over with lls, THE POV(STnA Brokers bedrooms plus a den. Forma Being commonly known and d«'S ay t. U 113.80 Interested parties call 741-3347. trances. Adults. Available June 15U1. GENCY, PI E. Fr6nt Bt., Red Bar*. Many others dining room Full basement. Ga- LEied an No. 53 Vlrgli/i Avenue, Hat evenings after ID p.m.; weekends, Call 391-KIU. ' : . 11-8100. COLONIAL — TWO-STORY, Four bed 2215 Hwy. 9 rage. THE BERG AGENCY Tlie approximate amount of the J»dB * ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE after 10 a.m. THRKE-ROOM; furnl»h«l apartment a .TTRACTIVE RANCH on beautiful rooms, 2"j baths, plus entrance hall, Rt. 3t, Beltard. Rent *85 Includes all operty Three bedrooms, Wi baths, LOW ASSUMPTION , REALTORS, Rt. 35, Middletown ment ti* he eatlified by said tale Is PURCHASE OP RADIO UNITS FOR. BTAIMJDSa STEEL COOUSR - Din' utilities. Cull 671^002. the sum of fl&.OOO together vita th USE HY THE BOROUaH AND AP- fnf room fult*; kitchen net; china AIK room with fireplace, dining ares, Aasufrm payment! at $74 R month, Four, big living room, formal dlnlnr room, 671-1000. jsts ot this sale. PROPIUATING.THE HUM OF 12400 HIGHLANDS . ~ Thre« room apart- icloaed porch. Two-car garage. Oc. closet;- tables: lamps: old picture aetlroom Capo cod. Aluminum screens Dated March &. 1968 TIIEREFOH (runes; clock. Call arter * p.m. HIment- , lurrtlsheti. Bath. All utllltli ipancy July 1st. »225. per month, and storms. Wall-to-wall carpeting, den, lull basement. Kllht ot way to theLOWEST PRICE IM THE AREA — HE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor 16SZ. Call S72-DS92. 26 Hivy. 38. •inlrnum year'n lease. RUSSELi. M. Mxl. Call Near bus and shopping. 222-3743. UMSON — Furnished cottage. Foul THE DOWSTRA AGENCY, 81 E. From i for use by the. Borough li bere- 711-0377 10ms and bath T.V. Air conditioned, 264-7100 baths. 21x1*1 family rw>m. Full l>aj< NOTICK BAilhorlied for a turn not exceert- SOFA BED — In good condition. Kea.- THREE ROOMS — Modern and very water. Yea-fly with lease S135, or Airport Tiara, Ha7.pt St., Red Bank. 741.S70O. ment. Attached garage. % ncr« n Tils followinc Is a copy of tn Ordl $2100 arnl appropriating iuch turn clean. Convenient Joce-tion. All utillUea let rental. Avaltabla now. 741-7157. landscaped yroundi. WaJiy extrajs. N anca that was introduced it an arl nt of Capital Improvement Funm budget or budgets previously 866-9413. IX-ROOM HOUSE — Clean. All Im-farinji bualneanes. Member muWpIfl MIDDLETOWN - St. Mary's of the Township of Holmdel held on Joptrrt. RED BANK'S FINEBT rovementa. Close lo shopping. After JieaJlor, 2ftS Kewmin Springs Rd., April 25 1066. ind paused fim tea.fi- CEILINS TILE SALE Spac^oua VA- and 5-room apartments, :3(t. 1J DeForrert Ayt., Red Banli. .Ifting cervic«. Laeg9 prlvaU parking Parish. $15,500. Custom rancher. Bank. 747-3000. Srt-.tinn 2. This ordfntflce shall tuite all two bedrooms,' large closets. Free inc and waa laid over tor further con ffett u\*>ti HA punaga and publication Barrett Patterns, Sc iq. It. U.S. G RENT — Two buildings lor »tor Aluminum siding. Two bedrooms; NATURAL TREE SHADED HALT- ^deration upoiJ second and final pajt' cco'rding to law. WMte, Style 30, 9t4c sq. It. Many parklnf. Exceptional vault *135-*145, "RAY STILLMAN, Realtor sage to ft meeting of th« a&.d floarri Immediate or future occupancy. Spring- e or garage 40*73. WiUi or wlthoul expansion attic, garage. Call foi ACRE — Sfx-roamU contempomry with PVUUC NOTICE otbffri at low prices. lew Garden*. 2S3 Spring at. 741-6672. ,it. Very reasonable: 946-4733. "Our 4.7th Year" three beilrooma, 2 * baths, two-car ga- t>( Health to bs held at the Ttnviutilp Tho forecolng ordinance wu Intro- M8 Hwy. 35 Bhrewsbury 741-8600 details. THE BERG AGENCY, rage. Private, leclutied ares. Cnn't " Hull at Orawfordi Corner Itoa-d, luccd and passed first reading at » RED BANK LUMBER 4',t-.ROOM MODERN DUPLEX .— •AIR HAVEN — Fivelth fireplace, (orniaj dining room, CUSTOM BUILT COLONTAL RANCH— S90. Call 291-9085. MNCH TYPE HOME — On Shrews, Fenced In yard and jnany exiras. Low JOHN P. WADINGTON in Bycamnfe School, New Shrewflbury. '. radio. Call after 6 p.m. jury River. Two bedrooms, bath, mod- Everything ready to go, Including All piaster •wille, copper pIumbinK- Secretary ew Jeney, at which time and place 787-75M taxes. Conveniently* located. Reason- Finest corMructlon. Paneled flreplaci NEW LUXURY 2'i ROOM APART- in kitchen, large Hvtog room with able. Call 747-5362. Jt ORDINAIS'CE ESTABUSJ11NO - !l persons desiring to b» fteard tiiere- MAOHOOANY BRSAKFRONT and tuf MENT — Fully air conditioned, near replace. Uso o! dock. Call 7«?-H23 price. «7,900. THE DOWSTRA AGEtf- In the living room. Formal dinini 1 will bo Riven full opportunity. Ti>om TV den. Tiled kitchen,, le«lectrlc i CODE RKQaLATlNGt RETAIL (« - 1155. BOA T.V. *25. Club chairs, all transportation. 21 Leroy Place, R to 7 p.m. . FAIR HAVEN — Two-mory. three bed room d. FOOD HANDUNG ESTABUBH- DATED; May 8- 1W« lamps, WO. Three bedroom lamps, Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5386. Ci. >l E. Front St.. Hid Bank, 741- rooms. Large kitchen and dining room range Threheee ttwi n bedbedronr , two tll*ri -1 IE s. REED AJtM HOME .even rooms.' Mod- 11>athsh . BaHementBe. t AttacheAttd garage. 3IENT9 IN THB TOWNSHIP OK crystal, t23. 842-52M after <• LOVELY 3«.R00M FURNISHED rnlzed. Available June L .»143 Par Large porch. 741-2022. HOLMDEL, REQUIRING PERMIT* Boroufb Cleric 8700. Wall-to-wall broadloom, air conditioner. ta.97 B HOUSE MAiNlTRE You picOCEAN FRONT APARTMENT — All loath. Refewnces. "C.F." Box 620, MlDDLETOWrJ — Chs-rmlng throe-tad Over half in acre - trees .- excellent FOR THE OPERATIOERATION ERETHEREOF,, Hay U brln« own contal^en. Call alter 6. itlllttes. Call 222-0757. Rl Bur*. room rarJteh In excellent condition. Lo landscaping. A VERY OUTSTANDING PnoVIMNB FOR THE INSPEC- TION OF SUCH ESTABLISHMENTS os ' RED BANK — BraacM and Madison 0TTA6E — With two betooonu, fur- caled In a most desirable area, on* HOME! S3t,&00..STANLEY K. DOWNS, NOTICE MIDDLE-TOWN - $11,375. FHA block from river. Tlvia quality hom RBAJLTOR, Shrewabury. 141-1017. AND FIXING PENALTIES FOR VI- DINING ROOM FURNITURE - Rea. Aves.. apacioua or/B- .and two-bedroom wished Also three rooms with . OLATIONS, SHERIFF'S SALE rarden apartment. Mttrtlng at $110. AD-lediDoms, (arnlalKd, Halt block approved. Immediate occupancy. features a dining room, JaJge kitchen, CdURT OF NEIV JERSEV ply Apt. 24, Molly Pitcher Village Court JUS. 842-20S6. Very little cash needed. Five lew custtttn drapes, carpet, fireplace, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARn MW DIVISION or call Mr. Sim Lomrao. 7U-91US. :ull basement, plus enclosed porch ATTENTION HONKYMOONKRS AND OP HEALTH OP THE TOWNBH1P OF DeVILBISS .PAIN. ? 8PRAYBR — Nev' IQHIJAiNDS — Two bedrobm*. bath large rooms. Nioe yard. THE to bus and train, call 747-2783 HOLMDBL_ • **. * « « ^v »•«.» , COUNT***** T I.^11^Yr s\O Kt^ al^Ji MO>MOUTH COUNTY •r used. Call RED BANK—BUTTON PARK — Thres Ing room kitchen, wn-porch and EXTENDED VACATIONERB - Thl» li MOUTH, BTATB OF NEW JJtift' Docket No. «-»44>m3 291-0S08. and 3'^-room unfurnliltetr apirtmtnU ind tlnlabed attic. »125 per month BERG AGENCY, REALTORS, MIDDLETOWN — Custom rancl SEV: HMU-ffl By bus- line, near town. Heat and cool Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-1000. Three bedroomg, l!tr bath5, llyirrl UMSD rutl. AEWOTH STOBM »ASH- 21-8738. oom, dining room, den, two-car ff IL Lovely bunsalaw on deep witer In SECTION 1. A cod« reUJ Assignee of FEDERATED 8KRV1CB Ing raa furnished. Inquire, 167-C., food establishmentsMlht , providing for thi 'OR.P., a corporation of N. J.. Plain- Aod acreens. Excellent Branch Ave., or call 747-2685. JNCROIT — Three bedrooms, t •age, Hot water baseboard heat, wal Rumaon, with bulkhead and dock. Many tiff VB: EUGENE M. RUFFIN tnd •adi. .Call 7«7-3lf21. baths. Bplltievel. Immaculate condl- lowajl carpeting. Aflaume VA mor Inspection of iuch establiihmtnt* and IWW OABIJES — 38 Rlv«»ld« Av». WANTED TO KENT :l!>B. B7.S00. Wooded Jot. 84?-213O. Base. t2t,400. Call 7S7-JO9B evenlr*» fixing nenaJIfes tor violations is h*fe- CYNTHIA BUFK1N, jointly antVor in- AZALEAS FOR SAljE — Bed —Red Bank, on river. Three and fou: recent Improvement*. Needing only by established punuant to Revise^ dlvinually, Dftfendanls while. H.J. O»ra»u, »8 New Monmooth rooms urlurnlsned. 741-2389. THREE-BEDROOM MODIFIED 8PLTT MIODLETOWN VILLAGE—3 bedroo: !StatuteStatutes 26:3<«8.26:348.1 to «».«6B.6. A copy o-l By virtue of a writ of execution in Bd., New Motfmouui. LBVEL Garage. Dead-end atreet. ranch. Dead-end street. Near train, TLC. SI' livlnj loom, kitchen, utilllvJ lj,ann»*ed hereto and madi J6 nbove xtated action to m% di- FIVE hXKlfir, UNFURNISHED UrMer $20,000. After 8, 741-7310. !)al" have been placei eel or land aril premises hereinafter Call • • • > "oom apartment near bus and. ftorr split level on wooded waterfront prop- deluxe- Tampan range, refrigerator. RED BANK — Unfurnished. Four lfljg* Call 741-95U after six. erly. Three bedrooms, 214 baths, liv- Powder room. 2nd floor - three bed- on file In the office ol the Townaht .rtlcularly described, situate, lylns , . 842-3600 rooms and bath. Heat sxJd. water I«. ing room, dining room, modern kitch- looms, two tiled baths- Full basement. PORT KONMOUTK — N"w three-c-ett- C!e*rk upon the introduction of this of d b^lnp In Ihe Borough of EaUtn- BTEINWAY PIANO — *175. Schwln eluded. Available June. 1. Couple only. fNFURNISHED—Four -bed room horn en, recreation room, laundry room, ga- Game room 23 flxia H with fireplace- roora ranch. L«rt« kitchen, and living dlnance and will remain or; file ther town In the County o( MonmouUti ati'l hoy's bicycle. 24", *». Box »PT!ngs and i Rumson, Little Stiver or Fair Havep room. 100X130 lot. Garage. J17.O00. Call until final action li taken on this oi Btate of New Jersey known and tfs- Inquire 2 Riverside Ave. rage, wall-to-wall carpeting, two patios bay window on ground level. Hot water dfnance for the us* and ""' """""* mattwwv. both UP. Call 2M-0M1. M r one year beginning July 1 or be- builder, 671-3174. tingufshed on the Tax Map of th° fjll>*vi v*' t ~ ^ ' _^w—^*^—^^ THREE R0OM8 — Located Naveslnl Excellent condition. Price $26,500, Cal heat - oil fired. Breezeway. Two-car t the public. TtoroiiRh ot Eatontowr/ made in 192T by Hot WATER HEATING SYSTEM — fore. Call 747-2600. a»k tor Mr. ~842-4865. EaraEft. Ne*r schools and shopping- Ave , Fair Haven. Just remodeled "ennlnga. Great Investment potential. Low taxes. SECTION 4. w Jersey , 1LDKRLY rHONTLBMAN wishes root 8131. After 0 p.m. M1II.I.ANRY REALTY, 671-515). ^een IHIIIM by this Hoard of Health m approximate amount of th" OOEANPORT-FTJRNISHED COTTAUB. KNird and care. Room must be ne: LITTLE SILVER — Four-heoroom tuch license or approval ol fiir" jnf-T.L to he latUfletl by said s»'' TWO GE REFB[IGEfllATORI S — O APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS. ATTRAC >ath. Bute price. Writ* "A.D.", B LITTLE SILVER — Unueual modern Dutch CoJorrfa]. Living- room, fireplace, ATTENTION BUILDERS! jertlficate, permit or license nhal is (he Mtm of {1,400 together with (he large, one small. bed. T1VE, CLEAN. COUPLE. 842-2444. - 120, Red Bank. ranch, 22x2* dropped living room, 15*20 dlr.tnK room, basemrnt garage. S19,iiOO, Oak I1U1. Beautiful wooded lol In exposte- d in 8. tOMplcuoua place In co-ts o( Utlfl lale. Call 812-1379. den with brlckwall and Iireplace, ex- 6CHANCK AOENCY, Ruallor, 8 Linden clusive area ot llns homes. Good lo- eatabllshmenii. Paled April 19, 1968 EATONTOWK -!-. Baton Cre»t Club and tra Urge kitchen with flrepiace. Thre PI. IUd Bank. 747-O3B7. cation for the erection ol an exception- PIANO — Masor^Haralln Baby Grand Apartments. 'Pool, lennls. yrom |108. large bedroom*, V baths. Two-os al house. Paved street, curbs water, (bi Thera sfiall be i charge of $10. ' PAt;L KIJ8RNAK Sheriff. h C»1I Pine Brook: Rd. 542-1580.. FURNISHED ROOMS Hi acre. $37,500. M — New three-bedroom [or auth licenHe or approval or an David c. Furraaa, Atty. RH-rnEf. Other extras, gas etc Price 19,500. WALTER & May II, 18, 25, June X 141,4" SUBLET — LOVELY ONE-BEDROO 747-56M; bl-levcl. Den, recreation room, "" WALKER, Realtors. Hwy 35 Bhiewa- 1st Ing certificate, permit or license1 1 , ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER — VIDOW WISHES TO SHARE HOME— bath5, one-c«C rarftge. 741-2G22. bury. 741-5212. 21-Hour Service. (ci Licenses Isaued or cert, "-" " AHARTMENT New. EverytWng m Vlth respecttble • business woman, RED „,»,.,„. _- Older, "home. Ejctt permits or license* approved - 5: Billons, A.O, Smlln, 10-ye«r guairan- piled except electricity. Convenient li rooms. Two full baths. Foi NOTICE te:. Call 84MS37. , lUrse, teacher. Garage, kitchen prrv large 1500 DOWN, NO CLOSING FBES — PORTAUPECK — Three lots for Imth- e provisions of Lhia ordinance snail cation. Call 222-2140 or 220-2430. leges, breakfast It desired. 222-2071 large family or equipped aa two apart- Spacious four-bedroom Cape. Living mediate sale. O»e with river view. expire annuaJJy on the 31st day oiAN ORDINANCE TO VACATE TER- ments. Herrtodalpd. liwltle: New MINAL ROAD WEST AS SHOWN LTiE NEW — Black Lammoire Broad- HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom apar! CLEAN, MODERN ROOMS — Prlva room with fireplace, two full bathn, Write "CD", Box 520, Red Bar*. December of each year and appllci tall Jacktt. Any .reasonable ofler ac- ment, $80, alt uUlltlea. U. Hudd; ing: and floors; outside- needa p eal-in kitchen, haseboard heat, garage, for renewal'thereof thai\ be *ul ON A CERTAN MAJOR 8UBDIV cepted. 842-13M. datri free TV. »3 dally, J15 weekl 741-0145 alter 5 p.m. LaiTRft 6OH125" landscaped lot. One oRUMSOl N — Last choice, high, woode.. SIOV MAP ENTITLED "MAP O-' Ave. per 'person, double occupancy. HOLL' secluded. 1-3 acre, reduced to 115,900 mined, together with the required h\ •tmW SHREWSBURY TERMINAL MIDDLETOWN .— $21,600. New Colo- Mlddletown's finest location*. Only prior to December lnt of each y«ai RED BANK — Residential. Three-rooi I1LL MOTEL. Rt, 36, W. Keansburi S16.800: THE KIRW1AIN- CO., REAL- for quick sale. Phone M2-O52a (di A person conducting an ltlnerm INC, SHREWSBURY AVE., BORr ar'd two-room apartments, Furnishe< niai l bll levell. 4 bedromsbbedroomsd ,, 1^^ bathibbaht, TORS, CiUmpbell'i Junction, Bedford. OUOH OF NEW BHREWSffiUTi* . MACHINERY FOR SALE PETERS PL.. RJSn BANK — Seconi RlRiJcrcalioi n rt»m, LnundryroornLd , Ga ACT NOW — Only a few rennataing j-etaJ) load JiamlJJrJtf eitabll«hment *hr MONMOUTH CO, NEW JBRBEY': All ulllltles. Call 747-5320. floor, Seml-prlvate bath. Five mlnutei dryer." Single garage. Buy now, sele 7S7-5500, . . " light industrial or office ilten leH inSecure a lloeme, or If «uch pern BACK HOE — A»d stores, huse.;, yet quiet. Call 741-1855 y g y la the holdtr of a certificate, perm made bV LANCAfeTlffR BNOINEER- THREB ROOMS AND BA^H — WH ofrifrii ddfti^ JH2I3C9' FIVE ROOMS — Bath, aunporch. $300 thlf deslrabiB Industrial park. Near INO ASSOCIATES, filed In the Mor- loader. Excelltnt condition. SacrlllM. garage. Across, from .shoeing area. 'LHASANT ROOM — BmlrJeos woman .' JH2-I3C9.' flown. Low monthly payments. Oper Red Bank. or license fsaued by the Board niouUi County Cierk'i Office April 22- Call J42-OMO. HOLMDEL — On, top, pf « hill, v COMMERCIAL DEPT. 301-741-2210 Health of another juriidlcllon. t One block from bualirM. Complete :ltchen . prlvileeefl. Walking dlstanc exceptional View. One acr*, wooded. £nd Repair arid Improvement Loan certificate, permit or Ilcerua may b 1064, In caie No. 31, Sheet No. 33. private. W5. Call after 5 p.m. 741-607: > town. Call .741-5275. . Plan. '48 R!cha>rdson Ave., EatorJtown BE IT ORDAINED by tne Mayor Raxfch, one year old. Seven Phone Mr. Jay. J*7-rj«5. . WEABT-NEMETH AGENCY approved;_by the Board of Health urn tttd Council of tfta Borough of New. . MERCHANDISE WANTED TZWUCB APAJITMBNT — Two-be LTUANTIC HIOHLAND8 — Two rooms. Full basement. Two-car ga*. REALTQR there ihall be a' fee of |5.D0 ch&rgec room apartment. Spacious closet*. Frei rage. Owner transferred. CaJl 264-S824. for such approve). "hrewsbLry, County of Monmouth: clency, rooms. Reasonable rates. 102. W. Tront St. .^ Red . Ban] Section l. The public right derived! COLLICTOR — W»nu old toy trains- parking. July and August occupancy C- Highland Ave., Atlantic Hlghlandi MATAWAN-STRATHMORE ~ Hanch, LUXURIOUS RANCH AND (e) A license ot approval of a cei «nj- coaalUon. Pay MS6 or will trade: 741-4950. 91-0H99- . AVB-, EABT KBANSBUBG liflcate, permit or license laaued from tht dedication ot all of the street H.O, 037, 0. lUmrlard gauge. 774-3710. central atr conditioning and all ap- Half aere, W.00O shown &nd delineated upon the ahnv HARDING RD., RED BANK — Untu 8IHOL2 ROO1IB — clean, comfort pliances. Three bedrooms, two baths. LOCATION — Living roopwim fire 787-3987. .noiher Board ol Health i« not trans' entitled map an Terminal Road Went IPR1NO IS HBRB. — Hn'l It abotii nlshed. One block from Broad St. Hho able reasonable. Oentlemsn preferred Transferred early JurJe' C68-3860. fcrabie. hereby vacated, released and ex- ping. L&ige living room and fcltche place, formal dining room. Jar*gt IcUch time 'you cleaned your attlo or cellar; 12 Wallace St., 741-5302. Oarage. SHREWSBURY Five-room bunga- SECTION 5. Any license Issued unile: rJirulshed Wa'l Jwlp io" TUJi ATTIC. 172 West two-hedroomft. Heat, electric, gas fu COMMERCIAL PROPERTY the terms and provtslor.ta of this onli y«a Ave,, Lbng Branch. 831-8854. nlahed. Separate entrance. Good cond low. Full cella.T. Lot, SOxltO. Tajei, tn, den and rams room. Tiiret roomy Section 2. The vacating of Terminal'. lion, parking In rear. 1100 per mon $273. Other exlnti. fll.SQo. Call 741 -1891 nance may b» »uapended or revoke* Road Wett as provided tor In Sectfm •LOT MACHINBB - Toy tialns and REAL ESTATE FOR SALE M1UDLKTOWN TWP. — commercial ,y the Board of Health of this mu 1 hib ihall not In any way lo reliable party. 741-3246. RUM80N — Unuwal boni* and Inbedrooms- , 114' baths. Patio, tcrceAed property along Hwy. 35 or 38. From ilclpallty for Ihe violation by the affpet the dedication of Terminal Rrvirf eatt' iron toys, leaded shades. Call HOUSES FOR SALE v.estmenL Two 3-room apartments lor 175' to « acrea. MUIAANIY RXAL- .emio at any provision of this ordl Wept »« shown on * "Bevlaed Map 74J-1P9) aftir 5 P.mP.m. HIGHLANDS — Four-room apartment porch, attached g&'raffl. Owner must All Uilities. Call 171-2839 or Income j ptus, owner's apartment on TY, J71-5151. iance or the Retail Food Kalnblith New Shrewsbury Twrminwl Inc, * ANTIQUBS, UUo contenti, glusware first floor. $36,500. Conveniently lo- ment Code of New Jeraey <1»65> New Shrewsbury Avlsllon, Inc, 872-9784. MOVE RIGHT IN cated. Worth seeing. 842-1251. ae'll Immediately. 132,500. THE DOW' whenever It' shall appear that the bii! chlna.'l old guns, coins, etc. Highes Absentee owner has reduced •• his. pr! Shrewsbury Av?.. BnrouRh if N''-' cash • prices. Copper Ifrttl. AnUilue*, REP BANK — Five Isjrge rooms. Bat C0LT8 NECK—Four-bedroom Colonial. REAL ESTATE WANTED iness, trade, caJllnc. profession or Sh rewsbury, Morflnouth County, New Oakhurst. 531-1689.;> heat, water. No children animals, Pi* 12,600 under F.H.A. appraisal. Needle STRA AGENCY, si S. Front St., Red cupatlon of the petsort, firm, or Jersey'"' dated September 30, 1965 anil o say this four-bedroom home will Wooded Bite. August occupancy. X43, poratlon to whom such license WANTED — Two 30-OALOfinN MONE-,L vat_^e_ home. 33 South St. :wo full tile baths plus recreailo: 500 . J, D. ROCHE, RenlloT, Lon filed January IP, 1M6 In Ca»e No. 81; Bridge Rd,. Colts Neck. 946-4055. Bank. 741-8 TOO. NEED VACANT LAND Issued, Is conducted in a disorder! Bheet Nu 31 in the Monmouth County . OA9 TAiNKS; Call 787-OO» a(tm "Two ROOMS — Unfurnlahwl. Near room and baiemenl Is the best bu: Smalt lot or large tracts. Call UUL- •r improper manner, or in vfolatlo aerlt'd Office. p.m.'' town. Light housekeeping; aeml-prlval we have seen In a long time. You' _•( any law of the United States, bath. Quiet, mature lady. 741-0761. like the private location. Only |1«,BM MIDDLETOWN — Attractive split- LANEY REALTY, 671-5131. Section 3. This ordinance shall take WANTED — Used r*dl»l tr* Mir I level. - •Landscaped, Four bedroom*, MODERN BIUDVEL WTLED JJTTKR Btate of New Jerney, or any ordlni effect upon its passage and publica- modem kitchen, living room, dtnlng SOUTHERN PLANTATION COLONIAL HELP - ACTION! ot this municipality, or that the p«i good condition. ~ " FURNISHftD THREB ROOMB ->• Til ; with pillars and terracing, and HELP us; our 12 salespeople need a tion according to law. bath and shower. Private entranci CROWELL AGENCY, Real+o araa, recreation room. Attached """ son or persona cor.'ducting Ihe retnl PUBLIC NOTICE Heat and hot water supplied. 74 f said governing body to be held on GRAY MINIATURB POODLE pu»- and. bath. Heal Included. W. TI7-1283 Large recreation room, central Shrewsbury Middletown-Holmde! provisiorli of this ordinance shall nn conditioning. Lo' 20's. K5-6579. Any reasonable offer considered. Call 661 Broad fit. 206 Hwy. 35be revoked, cancelled or auspended! »n June 2. 19M, at R:00 p, M. at th«' ' lies two montlui old. Shola. AKC. SICall' , before 3 , p.m. FOR SALE 4(9-9028, evenlr*s alter 7, and Sundays. Scy am or» School New Shrewsbury! C«11»M.. pedl»r«e. 7T4-1Z3J. HAZLET — Bpllt level. Three bed 671-3311 til a hearing thereon shall ha.va bee New Jeisey, at which time and place KBANSBURO — Five-room apairtiin«n1 rooms, 1% baths, baaement, garage. had by tho Board of Health. Writt OOINO AWAY? Call 787-1635 after BOATING • SEE IT NOW WE NEED — Five or ill, 2-S bedroom notice of ihe lime anrl place of atici all penons de»lrtrJ> to be heard there- W0NM6UTH BEACH — On ShMwi Lot 110x125. Walk to school, shopping, Three-be'lroom ranch on \nr$s land- i vIV be Ktven full opportunfty. 6 p.m. New York Bus. J17.50O. OWNER. 264- homes, furnished or untumltned, trom hearing ahull be nerved upon the bury Elver, exceptiona1 l buitder't custor scaped lot. Hug© living room, dining $85 to $175 rer month lor. incoming ccmee at leaal Uiree days prior DATED: May 9^ 1066 SBA BRIOHT >rlck ranch. 20 pier, 3 bedroomi roorn, modern kitchen with wall oven personnel. THE BERG AQBNCY. Rt llie date Jet tor such hearing. 8u< jfcROME 8 REED " SAINT BERNARD Immaculate three-room apartment, un science kitchen, dishwasher, 3 bathi and counter top ranse, full hasflmenl Borough Clock A.K.O. re«l««red. Call 3M- APPiJCBROOK — Two-bedroom ranch, 35 Middle town. 871-1000. notice shall also contain a brief Btat furnished, immedlata occupancy, 106: :arage, anderson thermopane plctur Wall-to-wall carpcitng, fireplace In llv-and 21. ft recreation room. Walk to ment of the grounds to be relied upoi May 11 I13.W. vlndowi. Featurees too many to Il««l tralra and buses. Shopping and atores LISTINGS NEEDED! W» hav« C Ing robm, patio, \(t aore. $20,900. Call anxious to settle In this vicinity. Please for revolt ing, cancrJJIng or BU-^penri" POODLB PUPPIES' — A.K.C. Fe- KEANSBURG — Four-room apartmen Justt seeae to' . apprreciat' " "e ' a trul' "y~ beau' t after 5 p.m., 571-5381. close by. All financing available with such license. Notice may be C' P ul home. PRICICE 540.000. PRDICIPALI low monthly paymenta. Only S17.9O0. call us It your property Is for rent ot Completely furnished. $U0: monthly, a GOOD BR10AK FOR THE BUYER — WALKBR & WALKER, Realtors. Mid- sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, either by personal delivery thereof utilities Included. One month pecurl NLY. OOwne r 222-44602 . Atlantic Highlands. gwlTlT the parson lo be tioll/ifd or be SHERIFF'S SALE ^ ^ °'" required. Oall 7SM7O3 after 6:30. Owner transfefred to Chicago offers dletown-IIolmdcl. Multiple Listings and posited -n the United States Post O: GERMAN SKBPHBRD — Male. HOLMDEL — $23,800, Beautiful beautiful live year old bl-Ievel homo Trade-Ins. Send for catalog. 671-3311. PKICE — For In a fwalwt envelope, postage pn SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY montm old Good with chlldTen, Call FOUR-ROOM UNFURNISHED APART- In Immaculate condition throughout, WILL PAY GOOD LMY DIVISION three-bedroom ranch. Two ful I-OVBLY LAROE THHEE-BEDROOM Mother Jn-law house npa-r bus Wnpaid, addressed to inch A person ti KKSBX COUNTV •H1-W00 or 711-5185. MENT — Heal 'and hot water. Excel- Spacious living room, dining room, wall OAPH COD — With tourtil un/lnlahed. Threo-Iour bedrooms, notified a.t the buslr/dit addrei, WEIMARANEK _ Male, years lent location. For three or four people baths. Separate dining rooni oven kitchen. 20x15 narfcl«t family Hot water baaeboard heat, large mod- family. Three roomn 11rt4 i>alhs ( appearing upon naid license. At \t DOCKET >O. L-S8»TM4 old. AKC registered. Hmn«broken, Ex- Near schools irM bui. 1109. Call 74:Two-car garage. Oversized, fullj tootn, four bedrooms, three' tiled batns, ern kitchen, beautiful oversized krtotty Mom "A,A.", Box, Rennrd Bunkt bat. h ( hearing before the Board of Heal J-10, 231-64 1414 or 7«-fl234 after II p.m. hot water lieai, TwO-car attnclied ga- the person aggrieved shall Irnve an o cellent ".watchdog. 264-0711. iandscapat lot. THE BER««.( " Ffne school atnrd • nhopplnt" ' fltti." i pine tllalnff room for extra comfort, General Investment Corp., a corpo- : two-car garage and clly sewers moke portunlty to answer and may then ration of Now Jeney, plaintiff vi: Wil- WEI — Beautiful female. \GENCY, REALTORS, Rt. 3Jlion, Aakfng $32,900. RUBSELJl L M. BOR'Uila home a bargain «t JIS.OOO. THE LEGAL NOTICE after be heard, and upon due conslde Six months. AKC. Fully Inoculated, COMMERCIAL RENTALS US REAUTORS, fcOO River Rd,. Fa4 ation and deliberation by the Boa< liam H. Mlxe and Helen Mlie, D*-; Wonderful with children. $125. 583-1220. Hiddletown.'67J-W00. Hat'#n. 747-4&32. Member Multiple List KIR WAN CO., REALTORS, Hwy. 38, W. Keninburg. 7S7-66OO. of Health, tho complaint mny lift di By virtue of a writ of execution in*, ' BW StALE — Two hlvea of honey. EXBCUTIVn OFTIOB SPACB-Jt Ing Strvlce. missed, or If the Board, of Health co Reckless PI., Red Baric. «50 >4- ft. LOCUST — (Kartshorne Woods) UNCROFT- SPLIT — On lovely wooded eludes that thn char gen have been au: the above staled action to me di' bees. .Inquire 57 Bingham Ave., Rumdlralfled modern' Offlca bulldlnf wl tractive larmhome on lovely three MIDDLETOWN. — Split-level, four-bee SHERIFF'S rpclor), I shall expose for aal# at ~ •or/ tore wooded «ltfl. Bordere private pon roomif two bathi, (wall-to-wall ,llvlr,K, lot. Four bedrooms, three baths, liv- SUPERIOR COUKT OF NEW JEBSB\ ained and aubstantlatcri, It may r public vendue, (it Ihe Court Mouia In' coraplgta service!. Carpeted tluough. dining), family room, baaement, ta- ing room. Dining room. Oameronm, K\W DIVISION vokt, cancel or miipend the llcen VT1REHAIR TERRIER — A.K.C. snow out, with most attraotlya wall treat, iverlooklng beatitllul NaveJlnK Rlvoi Basement. Attached garage, J2O.0OO. held by Un licenspe. the Borough of Fre*hold, County of' even rooms, two baths, modern cor rage. Big lot. Outdoor prill on patio. ESSEX COUNTV Monmoulh, New Jeney, on Tuej, th*.. Quality. Three male puppies, Call 222-men! and tlectrttal ilittirei. Call 74! $l&,5O0. 741-2756. SOHANCK A.GEWCY, Realtor, I Linden Docket Wo. _f any such licennn ehnll have be«i 1H4 atter 7 p.m. 3730 between 6 and 0:39. /enlences, RecerAly redecorated. Idea PI., Red Bank. 747-0397. revoked, neither thP holdtr Mat day of May, 1966, at 2 o'clock, ~ 'or executive with smsll family. . Im HOJJMDEL"— Redwowl contemporary any pfraon aotiug for htm, directly oi \ M. Prevailing Time. hEOIBTDRED STANDARD POODLE IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In nediate occupancy. 147.500. Will oon ranch. TJwee berlrooms, 2JJ bath3, At- FALL OCCUPANCY — Attractive SEIIEL & CO., a corporation of the All the defendants' right, title and; PUPS — Eight w«eM old. |100, Cdll brand new modern office apace, wel 1 rar.'ch. Three, bedrooms, two batru. State of New Jertey, Plaintiff VB: Indirectly, ihall be entltlfd to ntmthei inter eat, If any, In and to the (ol- slder rental, Contact 'owner'* agen tached garage. Wooded acre. Glimpse ABE NORINSKY and MATILDA NOR licenne to carry on Die name bunlne allej 4, 747-8627. located In the center ot Red Bank, con- 2»l-20(W. Evenings 872-1053. ' of Ocean atM bay, Carpeti. Cu»T Recreation room. Large screened within the Township unless the appl owiiyg: tract use for further Inzormattoa, Tim LINCROFT -T- Contemporary ' ranch built. «7,600.. 2S4-6flQfl. porch "Halt-acre. Excellent schools. IN8KV" TefendanLi ALL th.it certain tract or parcel of; •T. BERNARD —.13 months. DOWSTRA AOBNCr. 7 .„——r—-— — -^—- room. Breezeway. Oajrage. Near excel- All the defendant* right, title and SECTION T. Any person, lirm or corCounty, N. J., Scale 60'—I" July 22,. , HANDYMAN SPECIAL A., JOY TO 8EB — Four-bpdroom |Mt BChool3. F.H.A. approved, Owner Inloreie, If any, in and to the tol 1020" nude by Herbe-ft O. Todd, CM! Vtra No SS Down—FHA «D0 Down.. MIDDLETWON VILLAGE — K.S0O «J home ,In St. Leo'i Parish. Three full |, ht ,ei home, aaklng *26,5O0. •oration wiio ahall violate any nf th HOUSES FOR SALE hnI illss IMJilKll0UK ^ oUULIIci ui/iitc. cumins^ «F^UiLnn<- lowing; , >roviAlonn of Ulis ordinance shall, upoi Engineer nnd Surveyor. Atlantic High-- This Inrot Colcnlol 1 llory homt In mmptlon, 8H percent. M acre, fenced batha. Living room, dining room. Large lot, dead end court. Four .bed/rooms, kitchen with (ttehwasheir. Fireplace lr.' The McGOWAN AOKNC^, Realtor, 2SJ ALL that.flrrtaln tract or parcel o conviction bo punished bbyy a fine units, New Jersey. DMd location Is situated on on over- t full and 2 half baths, recreation family room,. Two-car garage. Patfo. Newman Springs ltd., ft*d Bank. 747- land and piemiuei, herelnnliet purtic- rJot (o exceed two "hundre -•-•-d - BEairwiNQ at a point In the eaat- sized lot. Three bedrooms, fllant sued oom, baqement. Wall-to-wall carpetm Carpeting. ..Condition Into new. Con3000- . . ularly riescrlbed, iltuate. lying ami itmm) or byimprisonment In thrly side at Ocean Avenue therein Ml-ln kitchen. Near shopping, schools. PICK THE vastier, dryer and refrigerator optional, venient; to everything. $32,l>00. TIED- LEONARDO — 81x rooms, fireplace, batng In the Township of NepLune county Jail for n period of not lo e Jfltant southerly 150 feet from the 1W- Monthly payments opproxlmat*!/ Ilv3. immediate occupaftfcy. 671-0092.. . - DSiS AQKWCYV H«J(or 3ftl M«l« bath, cellar, guragn. I*rgo trpp*. Lo- County of Monmouth and Stale of Netcecct ninety (fl0( days, or 0y ftotl tc r«ec t ion formed ny the goulfterly Full Pile* II 1,600 RIGHT HOME EATONTOWN — Ranch, three be. Ave,, corner Bergen PL, R«d cated In residential section, close to Jersey, and more particularly de> such fine anil Imprisonment aint oncl tide of Pine Street and the eaate-rly. rooms large kitchen with dining arec 741-D100. . . ; schools, swimming, transportation. lbd as follow :- \-lolatlon at any of the provisions c ilde of Ocean Avenufi afnreaald and' living room .with fireplace, reorcatlo JI3.M0. Owner. 2M-14M. BEGINNING at a polnl Jn the south this ordinance, ar.(( eich day the Kfltn mid point being: In the southwesterly 6 BEDROOM HOUSE erly line at Tenth Avenue (formerly :orner ot Lot No. 85 on the Bald Map; ' THROUGH oom. City eiwer*. .Low taxes, Dc OCICANPORT — New three-bedroom Is violated shall be tleetrted and takei No. S Down—Low Closing .F«*s ilrable • area close to Qirden. Bts.1 Ninth Avenue) dlatar.t eHaterJy threw lo be a aeparnto and distinct offens ind running thence (1) South 79 ••- Approximately 3110 per month carries ranch. Living room, kitchen with dlW- tmndrfd tf^t ten Inches (rom the InSECTIO- N s. Thf» nroyJainni of ifigreen 3Q mirMtcn B.ist, nlnng the south- A 'arkwny Entrance and fhopplr^r can Ing area. Hath. Laundry room wltli tnrnection of I he easterly line ol Ham- erly side of Lot No. 85 on said map, this .6 bedroom houit. Bglno Kid.lor sr. Priced tor quick sale $21,00 gas dryer. One-oar garafie. ^4 Aabury onlinance ure declared lo bo neve 1I4M under pretcnl FHA oppralul. ilton Avenue with tlie noutlierty line of able,, and if anyy section, subsection 1W) feel to the louthwealerly cornnr;. m:CB AGENCY, Real UDstate. (42 Avo, Alno under construction another said Tenth Avenue; thsnee (1) aoutli- , of Lot No. 74 on IJIM map; tJwnea • Call Now ranch. 'Full'dinfnir room, family hltcn- clause (2) South 10 degrees 30 minutes Wtit, REALTOR eri Two-car garage. 253 Mnnmoutli •hall, for any reasor phraield to b LITTLE BILVB5R T- For the. largi Avenue, rilnety-nltie feet three and one-invalid or unconstitutionalson, be, tiemicl h dc along the westerly side- of Lota No. budget-mlndel family. Half-brick is Blvd. Near river. Both In the VI(.|T"(V half Indies; thence (2)' easterly fifty 73 and 72 on said. Map, 50 leot to' MORE 1ISTINGS SHOWN of new Borougrt Hall. Oabrlele Plumae* feet eleven Inchon; thence (3) north* nifllon shall not affect Iho valldlly o th», northwesterly corner ot Lot Ho. in year old split level, having foi ol. Builder. : . the rcmaininR sections, subseottnn ir five bedroome, 3'4 baths, plus gam erly one hundred nnd nine feet one sentences, clauses and phrases of th U on said Map; then™ (3) North, 79- MORE LISTINGS SOLD room. Only a short walk to bus i HAZLET — Exctllenl farr-lly homt, Inch to the southerly Jlne of said degrees 30 minutes West, along the ' Tentli Avenue; thence l<) westerly ordinance but they shnU remain I northerly line of Lot No. 68 on tald ' . :rain. Immediate possession. .Call 741 Four.bedroom 1" —ir.i. Recreation effect; it being the legislative intrn room plus pane . family ropm. along tlio nouthrrly line of said Tenth Uiat this ordinancenace* shalsal l stanstd don Map, 100 feet to the easterly side ot" Ideally located. Schools, tranaporta- Avenue flfly.rpet to the point or pls,ce ltlUdl IhIhe InvalidityIlidit. ott Ocenri \venue aforesaid; thence ti) ' linn. SlB.ROtt. 81\An REALTY, Broker, of BEGINNING. Includinifgf Wwithil n said part rlh 10 degrees 3(1 mlnutta Bait, HOUSES FOR SALE Kl .15, Midrtletown. flTlBioo rl ill of U No. B7A and SECTION 9. Ml ordinances, or par along tho easterly side of Oco*n Ava- SIB as nhoiWa1 "on acertainln mama"--p p —< of onilMl-JCH. In conflict or Iticonpia* nua aforesaid 50 feet to the point ot - FAIR ' MA.VEN — New lhree-birlToom plan entitled 'Plan of LoiUs a( We tent with this ordinance, are hor«by place ot Beginning.' BRITE r,andi. KllOhen wllh rllnetts, full baas' tlradley Beach, Monmouth County, rnpealed, but only, however, lo theDBINQ known and designated ai RUMSON ment Prioed to tell. 7il-202^. N. J." In "Bnydcr'H Addition" revised extent of such conflict or inconsisten- of Lots No. BO and 87 on Map ot_ •_ Beautiful trees. Cnarmlng en trance. [JITTLE srLVian, NBA,R THE Augunt 1014, Hurvyeil by NJnrl Rog-cy; It being the legislative intent that lota aforesaid and also known twd REALTY, INC. 1 Newly carpeted toyer, living and 8IinEWHBUHY RIVER — Immaculate en. c. E. August 28, 191,. all othw ordinances, or parts of ordi- designated as' 226-223 Ocean Avenue, sm Thru Th»R«d Bank Area dining room. With din and larae home, Blx years young. Three twin BEING known M 1.SM—10th Av«tiue. nances, - now existing anfl In effect, Bait Kcamburg, New Jeney. FOttACUONl fomlty Mlctisn. An ideal home for1 size bedrooma, 1% p&ths. Roomy kitch- The npproximale amount of thunifie M th( iame bt In conflict or (n- The approximate amount of the judg- LIcenied Rml Bilolt Broker Multiple Lilting Service entertaining tor -the .executive afid en with bullulr/ range and oven. 12x20 judgmerA to be satlifiPrt by said lata coialite.pt with any of the provt»lonn ment to bo nullified by said laU It Family room. Attached garage, Fenced li the sum of H.300 together with th« (A tills ordinance; ahaM remiln IK full the cum nt H&pO together With tha 3370 Hijhway U Hailtt family. Three bedroorni, tv>, balfii, fore* And effect. . ' ;' i»tftt*1\i In (he fwiwor oorooe. Lot,' «o»il). Nssr U (olt-your bJiM right abou« rear yard Is a fe^irflnff cround for c«U of this ««fe, coata or tM)i sale. •ctiooli and water. AiKIng >2l,rN.' Birds frornorn,, iu»rliu»rl>>'.> . woods. oot[*r«t d at D4t»d April 22, lfKfl BKCT10N ID. TWfl ordinance aiM the PAUL KIERNAN, Btterl«. Yellow Pag«i. h«r«—according io my compaii I ttVOO.ttVtOO ' CalCalll torlitorliyrliyy .. BLWOOBLWO D AA' PAUL KICRNAN, Bhftrllf. cod* herein eitabllthtd shali Ute «f Dited April 15, l&M I Call ovmsr. 741-9154 or I4MMI. ARJISTOONONO AOBNCAOBNCyy, RReallo-rll , m Lturtncs fl»mil, XUy, »ct H dtyg *(Ur dm publloatioa 2S4-MA) 741-MM got In tht RtgMtr Want Adtl" Prospect Ave., Little Silver, 711-4500. May i, U, It, 25 #«.4O IS1.T8 May 4, ll, li, » Oally >•!; sal., lundoy IM vn.» 26-Vedaesdty, May 11, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER At The Movies RED K WUCKTOWN ^Complete Program Listings CARLTON— BRICK PIAZA- Harper 2:00; T:I0; 8:25. ' mrper 7:10; 9:J». EATONTOWN Channel 2 . . WCBS-TV Channel S . WNEW-TV Channel I. . WOR-TV North of Red Bank Channel 7 . . WABC-TV Channel 11 wra-TV coMMUNrry- Channel 4 . WNBC-TV Hmrper 2:10; 7:40; 9:30. MIDDLETOWN DRIVE-IN— WSDNsUDAY EVENINS I:4S S—King And Odle—Cartoons Harper 8:1S; Marriage on tht Rockl TOWN- AFTERNOON 10:35. , !—News—Jim Jensen •:00 2— Dennis The Menace »-Love Ol Lilt—Serial 4—News—Robert MocNtll, Gabs FREEHOLD • Pressman—Color 4—News—Bob Wilson—Color •-Jeopardy—Gome—Color S— Sandy Becker-Children FREEHOLD- ATLAMIC- J~Romper Room—Children 5— Paul Winchell—Children 7_Fllm— Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell— •—Girl Talk—Panel Hirptr 7:10; 9:30. 7-Dtnna Reed-Comedy UKlime X 7:00; 9M. Cllffon WeM>-*l) mln. I—Jock La Lonne—Color ASBURY PARK ll-Corioons-CMIdren-Color o— News—John Wlngole 9:19 HAZLET »—Electronics At Wo»k 11—News—Mortln O'Hora 4-Blrlhdoy House-Color MAYFAIR- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 13:11 13—What's New—Children Harper1 2:10; 7:20; »:35. Hirper S;I5; 12:": K •—Form Reporl ST. JAMES- Seven HoodK 10:15. 11:M CIO 9:15 PLAZA- J—Search For Tomorrow 71—Local News—John Tlllmon 5-News A Man Could Get Killed 2:10; 7:10; 9:15. »~J»os1 OHIce-Game-Color ' 4:15 •—News And Weather 7—Pottier Knows Best 9—Wolter Klernon—Comment NEPTUNE CITY 1»—Exploring Nolure 2—Leave It To Beaver NEPTUNE CITY— STRAND- 11:41 9—Sports—Clure Mosher J—Yoga For Health Trouble With- Atijtli 7:15; 9:30. J-Guldlng LloM-Serlol 4:15 7—Film—One More Tomorrow- •W BRUNSWICK 11—Guest Shot-Interview ,JI—Weorher—Vlvlon Forror Dennis Moroon—99 mln. 11:51 •—American Negro TURNPIKE- «-News—Sender Vonocur »—Whlrlyblrds—Adventure 1-Scarlett Hlll-Serwr Cohen Fines OUTDOOR - H.rptr 8:1S; JJ:W; 11— Supermen—Adventure—Color IJ—Art Al Your Fingertips Robin * the Seven HoorH 10.2^ 2—Nevis— Dunn, Murray 13-In The Law Library 9:4] INDOOR — Harper 7:30; 11:50; Robin 4—POO—Gome—Color 7:M ij—Exploring Our Language It the Seven Hoodl 9:«0. .. »-Cortoeni-Chlldren J—News-Cronklle— Color 9:50 4 in Oty PARLIN 7—Ben Cosev-Dromo 4-News-Ctiel Huntley, Dovld 4—News—Alec Glfford—Color »—World Advintures—Color Brlnkley-Color 10:00 LONG BRANCH - Magistrate SAYRE WOODS- 11—Hlmr-Wlnter wonderland— S—Zorro—Adventure _ . Love' Lucy—Comedy A Man Could Get Killed 7:00; »:10. 9—Morshol Dillon—Western Stanley Cohen yesterday fined Lvnne Roberts—$0 rnln. 4— Eye Guess—Gome—Color ' PERTH AMBOY IS—Moolc Of Words—Education Il-Woody Woodpecker-Cortoonj-Color S—Peter Gunn—Mystery James Harmon of 121 Division 1:05 1J—Folk Guitar—Music 7—Film—Every Girl Should Bt Mar- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 7!» St., Neptune, $100 for careless 3-Klng And Odle—Cortooni ried—Cary Grant—90 mln. Cirtoon 8:15: Hirper 1:21; 1:00; 1:15 1-Lost In Spoct 1-People In Conflict driving. Harmon, who pleaded 4-vlroinlon-Weslern-Color Robin * the Seven Hoodl 10:52. lJ-Art At Your Fingertip! 10:10 STUDENT PLAY.^ Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students at the Village School, guilty, has until May 31 to pay MAJESTIC- S-Deputy-Western ,, IJ—Parlous Francois II Hirper 2:00; 7:10; 9:2J. — -S-Ntws. '. _ 7— Bofman—Adventure—Cam* 10:10 the fine. •—Sports—Stuart—Color-- Holmdel, wJH present the musical comedy "The Belle of the West" Friday «+ 8 p.m. ' ' ' • • 1:10 7— News=8UI MENLO PARK 11-Sky Dlvers-Adventure-Cotor Mario Sanserverino of 46 Dud- •*-As The World Turns . . in th» school auditorium, McCampbell Rd. Shown rehearsing a scene, left tonight, CINEMA- *-Let's Make A Deol—Color' • , 13—Radical Americans • ' 4—News—Edwin Ntwman ey St. was fined $10 for care- S-Fllm—Rlntr»ld(— 7:« ' -Adventures In Languogt are George Carter, 14; Janet Kinkade, 14, and Maryann Soimeca, 14. AH are eighth ess driving. Louis V. Politan of H«rper 2:00; 4:37: 7:11: »:«. P-Sports—Klner—Color Don Borry—I hr., 20 mln. .. 1»:» • 188 Sairs Ave. was fined $10' also 9-Jomet Beord—Women . 7:55 J—McCoys—Comedy graders. W-Worklng WIJti Science • 9-Boseball-Mets-Color - —Concentration—Game For illegal passing. S:0« SRHSlMo S-Bot Mosterson-weslern 5—Unlouchobles—Dromo The magistrate fined Mrs W-Hoblo Esponol-Longuooe lotd Joumey—Travel 7—Potty Duke—Comedy 1:55 . H:45 Nancy Gibson of 152 Belmoni 11—Flos* Gordon—Serial 4-Newt—Floyd Kolber 3-Wonder 01 Words 1J—Frendh Chef—Cooking Ave., $15 for keeping her daugh- Gets Math 1:00 10:55 The Husband in 'Mary, Mary\ 1— Password—Gome $-News ter, Peggy, home from grade 4-Dayt 01 Our Llvel-Color <• 3-Beverly Hillbillies—Color 11:00 school. Mrs. Gibson, mother of T-Conlldentlol For Women-Serial 7—Blue Light—Dromo—Color l-Andy GrlffNti-Comedy Study Grants J*—Film—Doo of Flanders^ 11—Film—Beat Girl— , , 4—Morning Star-—Color 13, said the child was kept home Fronkle. Thomas—90 mln. Dovld Farror—90 mln. ' • S—Astroboy—Cartoon Is a Bachelor: George H. Allgor to care for younger brothers and WEST LONG BRANCH-Three 1:05 W—Beethoven Year 7—Supermarket Sweet> 13-Hlstorlc Shrines f:M I-Vlonet Pot-ol-Ctilldren MIDDLETOWN — In the cast- and while there heard about Wag- Besides being an active per- sisters while she was at work. members of The Shore Regional 1:15 1-Green Acres—Comedy—Color ll:0> ing of the current Wagon Wheel in Wheel Play House. The Play former himself, Mr. Allgor trav High'School mathematics depart- 11-Wonder Ot Words 4—Bob Hope—Comedy—Color }—Porlons Froncals III 5—Film—The Mod Doctor— ll.-iO 'lay House production, "Mary, House cast him as the senator els to New York regularly to ment have been named recipients 1 *-H6Use ParTyu'lfiLtir-Color - . Bosll -Music For You-Ed-Jccrllw) ilary7r whicITwill fun tomorrow, In"""L'il—Atar" and- as niovie view shows. lie has—also-seen Injured Girl of _ Nnrinnal Science Foundation 4—Doctors—Serial 7—Big Valley—Westerns-Color " 11:11 grants to further their studies. • 7-A Time For Us-Serlol ewi Tflflay and Saturday, and May roducer Marry Kaye in "Will opera in Italy, ballet in France 11-Mllllonrjlre-Drama l-Dk* Von Dyke-comedy 11:30 19, 20, and SI, by accident, direc- •access Spoil Rock Hunter," plus and Greek theater in Athens, In Riverview They are Peter A. Pace, Clark 1:45 10:00 •(-Dick Van Dyke—Comedy leads in "Play That on Your Old Greece. "Ona of my greatest Roberts and Lindley M. Robin- 11—Porlons Froncoll I 1—Danny Koye—Vorlety «—Paradise Boy—color or June Plager cast the play so KEANSBURG - An eight-year- 3:50 *-l Spy-Adventurt-Color S-Certoons-ailldrtn that each performer who is mar- 'iano" and "Separate Tables." thrills in Europe was seeing old girl, struck by a car on Carr S-Nnn 7-Lona, Hot Summer 7—Dating Gome Last summer, he journeyed 'Aida' and 'Carmen' performed Mr. Pace will attend Central 155 11-AII city High School Orctiestro An* •-Memory Lane-Joe Franklin ried in real life is single onstage, Ave. Sunday is in good condition 7—News-Morlene Senders Chorus—Concert 11—Carol Corbett—Color and each one who is actually north to Chatham, Mass., on outdoors under the stars at the in Riverview Hospital, suffering Michigan University for three, J.OO U-Newt 11:40 summer sessions, leading to a »-To Tell The Truth iranarrietf I? playing the role of Cape Cod, where lie did a season ruins of> a bathhouse in Rome," a fractured pelvis and bruistd 10*05 J-Spoce Age Challenget of summer stock at the Monomoy master's degree in mathematics. 4-Another World-Serial IJ-Porls: lWO—Comedy married person. the actor comments. Aill this oc- legs. %-Ptttr Gunn—Mystery Theater. There he played leads in curred when he did a four-year He is a graduate of Montclair 7-Oenerol Hospital 11:00 ~ This is a source of amusement The Register Monday reported !—News—Tom Durm—Color 'A Thousand Clowns," "Irma La hitch in the Navy, with which State College. 11—People Are Funny ' information received from loca M-Prevletv For Teachers* «-New$-McGee-Coli>r AGLU Unit lo the cast, and especially to the Duce," "Diary of a Scoundrel" he traveled all over Europe, the Mr. Roberts will attend the 1:15 5-News eading man, George H. AUgor, police that Cathleen Deegan, 21 1-Newt—Oouglas Edwards 7~News-Beutel, Mortln and "My Three Angels." Mediterranean, and the Far East University of Southern Illinois. »-Fllm-Slnbod the Sailor— who plays the divorcing and as a radar man on a guided Fox Ave., was released after He is a graduate of Simpson Col- J-Edof Of Night—Serial Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.—] Mrs. s Formed about - to-lbe-remarried husband. treatment at the hospital. 4-You Don't Sayl—Gome—Color 11-Metv GrIHIn—Variety missile cruiser. lege, Indianolai Iowa; 5-seupy Solei-Comedy Mr. Allgor is an eligible bachelor She was riding her bicycle and Mr. Robinson, a teacher here 7-Nurses-Serlol 4-Weother-Fleld-Colar offstage. In his spare time, Mr. AJlgor reportedly swerved into the side four years, will study at New •—Sergeant Preston 5—Film—Gentleman Jim— > n Monmouth 11-Boio-Cortoon-Color Jim Corbetf-1 hr.,« mln. This technical difference be- paints, working in oils with brush of a car driven by John S. Fer York University. He attended 4:0« 7-Weother-Tex Antolne NEWARK - The American and palette knife. His paintings nicola, 61, of 80 Seabreeze Way J-Secret Storm-Serial 11:15 tween himself and the part of Bob Harvard University and is a <-Motch Gome—Color 4—Locol News—Hartz—Color 'ivil Liberties Union of New in' the play hasn't affected his are realistic, as is his attitude Patrolman Frank Caputo de graduate of Middlebury College, S-Chuck McCann-ChMdren 7—News-Beutel, Martin fefsey announced today the tor- toward acting. When asked if Vermont. . 7—Never Too Young—Seriol 11:15 enjoyment of the role, however. clined to issue a summons. sMJypsy—Panel 4-Sporls-Teogue-Color ation of the Monmouth County le says: "It's one of the nicest he would like to become a full- ,11—Beachcomber Bill—Color 7—Editorial—Beesemyer ;hapter-of the ACLU. jarts I've ever played, because time professional actor, he re- ^-News—Nancy Di'ckerson I—Pllm—omo— The unanimous action of the the character is close to my age plied, "Who wouldn't? But let's .p-Arlene Dohl—Color if—Johnny Corson—Color CLU board of directors was dis- face it, I like to eat!" 7-Hlm-S Flnjers- • group and way of thinking. This p-Fllm—Wollflower- Jome« Mason—J hrs., 5 mln. :losed by Fred Barbara, execu- actually the second time I've Allgor can be seen at his part- E Janls Palge-90 mln. ive director. Mr. Barbara said lad a chance to play a person time profession ffi "Mary, Mary" Walter Reade J»-TF(lm—Journey for Morgorrl— J—News le Monmouth County Chapter is 3L Robert Young-90 mln. 1:00 a situation I could put myself at the Play House on Chestnut B-7-lfVtiere Ttie Action l» 4—News—Bob Teagui the second of four proposed state ito." St. »-Mlke Dougtes—Variety •—News And Weather units expected to be formed this 11—eiflhth Man-Cartoon 1:15 ar. The first time was when he T H EAT RE S-^ S:0t 4— Film—The. Crucible— 5-Sandy Becker-Children Slmone Slonoret-J hrs., 15 mln. layed the lead in "Sunday in Square Dance, Wiener 7— Local Hews—Martin, Beutel' Walter Marvin, Jr., of Middle- lew York" with the Seaview il—Surprise Show J-News wn, an engineer, was elected 11-Once Upon A Day-Children 'layers. On that occasion, the Roast Slated Saturday 5:1! J-Lost ol Ihe Bodrnen- chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Argy- ole involved a single man who HAZLET - The Ladies' Aux- 7—Weomer— Tex Anlofne George Montgomery— I dr., a mln. os, Neptune, corresponding sec- va,? trapped into marriage. iliary of Raritan Township First 9:M 1:15 retary; Mrs. Ruth Hurwitz, Free- »-Locol News-Martin, Beutel 1—Film-Queen of Ihe Seas— Mr. Allgor's roster of acting ex- Aid and Rescue Squad is spon- 5)0 Lisa Gostonl-1 hr., 45 mln. old, secretary; Lawrence M. jerience covers a wide range of soring a square dance and wien- 11-Rln Tin Tin-Western 1:00 uigley, Red Bank, general coun- PDMMUNlty llcatONtOWN W-Cortoons—Children I—Film—Timothy's Quest— plays, both comic and serious er roast at the North Center- 1:40 6leo»r Whitney—10 mln. l; and Bud Gottesman, New ville fire house Saturday, from u EATONTOWN "•nnvp-iiii»»» 13-Muslt For Children hrewsbury, membership chair- irith a variety of roles that re- George H. Allgor 1:45 J—Film—Tip-Off Girls— eal his versatility. 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. 7—News—Bob Young . Lloyd Nolon-1 hr., 10 mln. man. COMMUNITY DRIVE-IN SHOW 11-Dovld Coppertleld THURSDAY While an undergraduate at "Uncle" George Vigor and His Training Session MORNINB Monmouth College, where he ma- Boys will provide music for ONLY 7:30-9:30 STARTS AT DUSK 4:00 A leadership training session TNI WMiDi rain ITIAK »UY n »i 4—Education Exchonjer-Color Rifles, Shotguns dancing. Tickets may be ob- ir members of the new chapter jored in fine arts, concentrating n speech and drama, Mr. Allgor tained from any member of the 7-News vho are interested in serving on Theft Reported auxiliary, or by contacting Mrs. 4:10 its board will be conducted in the icted in 20 productions. Among -BONANZA 2—Sunrise Semwter RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Joseph Brunner or Mrs. Edwin 4—B'wona Don—Children First Unitarian Church of Mon- his many roles, he played El- •IRLOIr^PIT* 251 7 Police here are investigating the Boehm. Tickets will also be sold -Pro|ect Know—Education mouth County, Lincroft,-Satur- wqod P. Dowd in the comedy l 1 'Harvey," "Bariqub in "Hamlet" reported theft-Sunday of 14 rifles, at the door. < 1 sH«mw,P(nr10 a.m. \Zll iN SIRLOIN — _ 4—Today-Color Yank in:"The Hasty^Heart" and and shotguns from Jake's Swap 1 7—Gale Storm—Comedy • Announcing the recognition of Willy Loman in "Death of i. Shop; Rt. 36. ~-. isHaiper the new chapter, Mr. Barbara Acting police Chief William J. ATLANTIC STEAK I Z-News-MIke Wallace Salesman." THEATRE 7-K3ortoons—Children—Color said it would work to advance DINNER Smith said the weapons were Atlantic Ilmuianils-Ti-I. -'.'HUM and Harper 7:55 the union's single purpose, de- He also performed at the Long S—News—Peter Hyoms Branch Jewish Community Cen- taken during the day while the is just fense of civil liberties guaran- premises were open for business. NOW • UNA TURNER 2—Captain Kangaroo teed to all Americans in the ter in "The American Dream," not to bo II—Pancake Man—cwidren Three suspects were questioned HIGHWAY 35 Constitution and Bill ot Rights at length Sunday night but were S-New, ' l!" He emphasized that the ACLU's "MADAME MIDDLETOWN 7—Lim« Roicols—Comedy ' released, the chief said- 1 l^Blooroohtf— DorumMitnrv methods of work covered educa- Grievances tion, litigation and legislation, by acting in cases where freedom Youngsters Fete Moms of speech, association, religion, Policy Set EATONTOWN — Youngsters of due process and equal protection Mrs. Thomas G. Kennedy's sec- HOLIDAY INN of the law are involved. By Board ond grade class in Margaret L. Commenting on the action ol Vetter School honored their OF WEST L0N6 IRANCH mothers last week with a musi- the ACLU board, Mr. Marvi FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Thi JUUE IfflHUR WCT stated that "in the final analysis, Board of Education moved to cal tea; Businessmen's Luncheon from 1.15 civil liberties are best defended comply with the directive of the The' children presented songs, when individuals, know and un- state feoard of Education last choral reading selections, poems BACA1L* HARRIS • KILL • IBGH * TIFFIN • WAGI Serving Dally SHEUCT Dinners from 195 •til 10 p.m. derstand what their freedoms night, and adopted policies cover- and recitations. Gifts made by are. We will strive to have a ing the procedures to be followei the pupils were given the moth- citizens in Monmouth County ree by staff members who hav ers for Mother's Day. SPECIAL EVERY FRI. EVENINS ognize that a denial of constitu- grievances. Mrs. Kennedy served refresh- Family Style tional rights to anyone — nc The state board has required ments. CHICKEN DINNER or 95 matter his race, religion, sex, all local boards to adopt policies SEAFOOD PUTTER ea. economic status, or political be covering negotiation and griev- 1 Reservations made fir FREE! Kefs — is a blow not only to ance procedures by the first o: my Holiday Inn In the their own individual freedom July. PARKING Cocktail Lounge United StatH and In- but to the nation also." AND lernallMially. Under the newly • adopted Winner Best Supporting Actress SM0KIN6 •*ou suno policy, all grievances will be SHELLEY WINTERS Clark Chamhen, Managtr voiced to the employees im- HCTrOnS- Iroadwoy & Mon. Pkwy. (near Acme Mkt.) 229-9000 -ypop aqi punojB noX JO; 5)JO/A P3IJIEEE1 & ^ mediate supervisor, and may sub- Wew Long Branch sequently be appealed to a higher AIT IHE PArJDRC S. IEMWGIY CDS rWUCIK* auj ui spy lanb'un level, if the matter is not settled. Each staff member is respon- sible to the Board of Education, Excitement clings to him through the superintendent ol like a dame! schools, the policy says. Employees are "assured free dom from prejudicial action" 1 Kb. a • MKft* M. SIDNEY ^ SHELLEY l{ making an appeal. THE NEW The policy also provides tha P01TIER ~ WINTERS' each staff member may "desig HABIT nate a person of his own choosinf I4-MW ELIZABETH HARTMAN to appear with him, or for him, a * IN PAN/WISION* any step in his appeal."

Officer Promoted fiOBERTWKE FORT MONMOUTH - Lt. pafaiMauiut OPENING MIL MAY 12 Col. Charles C. Stringfellow ha * ASBURY PARK been promoted. Col. Stringfellow, who reportei 45th RECORD WEEK to Fort Monmouth in September, NOW • 2:30 & 8:30 Come in and be served the same 1964, is assigned as systems co- WiH| mw AT EARLY SHOW SUNDAY 7:30 * ordinator for the Army Area Lauren Baeall WINNER FIVE Chalet HEARTH FAVORITES by the Communications System, a proj- Rturvtd Stm» ect manager's office of the Armj and Academy ACADEMY AWARDS Now at Award Wlnne Materiel Command. A native of INCLUDING loi Offie* old gang in our new and en- Greenville, Ala., Col. Stringfellow or any Wolrtr (al the Airport) has 16 years' Army service, in- IEST PICTURE Riad* Thtatra larged facilities. Conveniently cluding duties in Japan and Europe. Rosalind RUSSELL MATINEE DAILY Hayley MILLS located, spacious parking area. GOP STUDY ASKED 2 P.M. SEA BRIGHT - Paul Ammer In on* heaven of a movie! man, president of the Sea Brighl "THE TROUBLE Republican Club, has asked for a James GARNER Sandra DEE study of the unit's by-laws for a WITH ANGELS" Melina MERCOURI Tony FRANCIOSA possible change in time for nam- li Colarl (Naturallyl) 1 See you there! ng candidates, due to the "A Man Could Get Killed' change of the primary election date. Ah, but what a way to diel THE DAILY BKiSTER , M«y II, MflS-27 DAIIY CROSSWORD FO&O ByWALI lib* ttmcuzm* \S LChltpt wt rr (.Fop's S.Bln SLVIsh nPuemo'H mudguard* 4.Houy 1. Wading taunvd 29. Kind MM 9. One kind ot • 12. Stimulus of mill apple lot IS 6. College 30. Half, across man: way 13. Brown abbr. 3LSh&- horse 7.Klnd«jf s&onGan 15. Piper roast Indian mulberry 8. Afloat ZL Number bark 9. Kind of on a, 1«. Orderly tent clock 18. Mount 10. Laths dial IB. Metal 14. Ludicrous 35. Kind of 22. Staggers 17. Aspen or cheat 24. Pinion llr 38. Of M. Command 19. Bain sheep ANDY CAPP By KEG SMYTHE tol3 ACTORS debt 37. Courage JT.Wynn 20. Free 38. Koran 28. Pained, u a. Print chapters LET THAT BE A a tooth measure 42. Part LE9S0NT* SO. Greek letter 1 z. 4 5 b 7 a to 83. Monk's title II n SW. Egress % 39.Chata, a, IS> informally $ Sft.Flah ib 17 Is 40. Garden % % VA dweller n 20 21 12. &RILLE ROOM INFORMALITY is one aspect of Hie Beau % indistinct 15 z* Rivage dining facilities, Warren Ave., Spring Lake 48. Short $ Heights, a popular shore spot for 20 years. dagger n z» V 46. Wears VA /A away 11 Pleasurable Dining ifi.Mstal- % % workert A M V6 V M Mode //< By WALT DISNEY 81. Singly 40 41 »» At MICKEY MOUSE Beau Rivage Whets 62. Bamboo- VA Y//< % like 4* 44 44 Ah 47 4ft NOW I'M TRW grasses VA TO GET MUH 4* 50 V M VVB3T WATCH 63.SOWI SACK! Curiosity and Appetite DOWN A LFootlUu 55 By MARGOT H. SMITH part time and 'evening make It even 5-11 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - more interesting, (lobster at When you enter the tastefully $3.25 on Fridays, tender steak at executed French provincialism $4.50 Tuesdays and Thursdays.) ot thlTBeau Rivage's'lbbby, and •Yoirniany order a la carteor • are met face to face with a mun- complete dinner. The blackboard Bridge Adviee dane blackboard that suggests offers good advice with some "Espresso Pie," your curiosity, $1.50 proposals at luncheon, and if not your appetite, Is bound to dinners around $3.25. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD "be whet. "Mr. Morris" is proud of the In some hands only one of the It takes more than palatable delicacies that come from the opponents is able to hurt you, The Hand viands and pleasant environs to Beau Rivage bakery, including and you must play in such a South dealer keep people coming back for 12 pineapple cheesecake, a variety way as to keep that opponent Both aides vulnerable By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD years as Morris Kalkstein has of pies, and French eclairs. out of the lead. In the recent NORTH STEVE ROPER done. He seems to know all about You'll find, on Saturday eve- Intercollegiate Championships *KJ87 IU MAKE A DEAL, MIKE/ , /, TAK> E A FOGGY ent" we love to see, or taste. troubadour with accordion. O 104 ;BE OKAV/-IF 1 FIND IF VOU DOMT CALL BY were tested on their knowledge • 96 MY BIKE I%L JUST CHAlM-CUTTERi/VIEWOFCOt.LEAaiES Not only is the menu an ample The Beau Rivage, off Rt. 35 MIDNIGHT, rW REFBRTTMG of this principle. WEST EAST FLATTEN A FEW NOSES, TAILPIPE"' OUR BOY WAS one, with a fine selection of pop- on Warren Ave., has comfortable West opens the king of dla 4 32 4 4 THEM YELL FOR THE COPS! . CAKttSS.'-SOWE ularity contest winners, but spe- facilities for parties of up to (JK9 OJ107 I TEACH HIM monds, and South must re- cially "priced features at lunch- 200. Parking is no problem. OKQ6532 OJ87 TO BE fuse the first trick. Otherwise, • AQ4 4 1087532 East would win a later trick with SOUTH the jack oE diamonds. He would 4 AQ10965 return a club, and the defenders Siifc!* (2) — Dick Van Dyke. An episode built around the YOU THAT- «l BE A POOR I «WELL AS ME' I'LL WAIT-FOREVER! F0R6IVIN6! EXCUSE FOR A WIFE IF ««WElL«^- series' wives gives Ann Morgan Guilbert a big part for once I DIDN'T STAND BY YOU and she runs off with the show. Mary Tyler Moore' and Miss NOW! Guilbert spend a nerve-shattering night together while the WHAT KIND men go off fishing. OF TROUBLE 10-11 (2) — Danny Kaye. (Repeat).,Wholesome Shirley ARE YOU Jones and Danny consider the man-woman conflict in song IN? •nd sketch. They play Adam and Eve and a couple engaged for.a long time, besides singing numbers like the amusing "The Begat," and the romantic "Love .Walked In." the Righteous Brothers back up the twosome with folk songi. (Color). l(-ir(4) — I Spy. "The Loser." (Repeat). Good episode, featuring guest star Eartha Kitt, who won an Emmy Awsrd nomination for her performance in the tale scripted by series cc-star Robert Culp. Bill Cosby is captured by a dope ring THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK and meets up with a gal singer (Eartha Kitt) who's being NO TRUCE, THAT-.'IHDLP IT, BULLETS.*PRETTY* Exploited because of her habit. Several attempts are made to BULLETS. I'M IS A KILLER. HE UKES kill our heroes, and Eartha seems to perfer narcotics to Bill. TAKING CVER THIS TOWN. IF TO KIU. ALL THE NEW (Color). YOU STA/ you PAYMEREKT.' GUYS ARE JVfTH (UM- 10-11 (7) — The Long Hot Summer. "A Day of Thunder." (Repeat). Predictable but absorbing entry; Gary Lockwood plays the leader of a viciously Irresponsible motorcycle gang that descends on Frenchman's Bend, who turns out to be ! an old boxcar friend of Ben's. Naturally, he' ]Juts our much- maligned hero, Ben Quick, in a completely impossible posi- tion in the town. 10-11 (11) — AH City High School Chorus and Orchestra Concert. Live from Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center, * i wow WSBB stoseo TO wms Channel 11 telecasts an hourlong segment of the 17th an- AT 6IM.S. BUT I O0NT KNOW W/W. nual concert by students chosen from 99 of the 'high schools In New York City. The 100 piece orchestra and 200 voiced chorus, perform music by Copland, Dvorak, Moussofgsky and traditional hymns. "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHULZ Thursday, May \Z I COULD Television Mailbag Present—For You and Yours ...Odd jobs may STAND IT/ COULD 5TAND IT BUT WOULD VOU By STEVEN H. SCHEUER which Just about described the "snow you under," but you can get help if you ap- Question — I'm getting thor- action. Russelil and Chandler proach people in the right way. Don't undenale social oughly disgusted with the pres- were two adventurers who would ST. MISS MV ent TV schedule, taking off good usually find ^themselves in some contacts as aids in furthering your career. Entertain programs and replacing them pretty desperate situations dur- such people at lunch or dinner. An unexpected visitc 5MILIN6 FACE?/ with so-called "specials." All ing the course of each episode. seems probable under current rays. these specials look alike. Can't 1L they get an audience on their own Question — A dispute arose in time, without stealing.the -times our home over the female co- The Day Under Your Sign of good programs? When you star in ttie Burns and Allen show, Aif«. Boin Uu.tl foApr. I? libra. Sept. 23 fo Oct. 22 have seen one of these specials, Was it Joan Blondell or Bea- l^on't minimize your innate abii. Keep jrodr emotions well-bal- you've seen them all. Let those tti«. Others Tton't respect yon anced. Be more careful about MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Benaderet who went to the "Pet- if jou ilo. who like thesa programs have leople you trust. ticoat Junction" series? — V.K., Tiurui. April 20 lo May 20 WHAT r/« TKriNG them, but let the good programs St. Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 IF VOU AND THE OKA* GSLJSEY, HERE'S >OUR St. Vital, Manitoba, Can. £vm though your effort* are Present your aide calmly, then TO say, CAUSEV, is THSI I SHERIFF WILL PUT mPER...rVE'U. GUARANTEE Temain on their own time.—Mrs. otitructed, don't (ifiht iciinst rest your ease and await the r THAT IN WRITING; Answer - Bea Benaderet. circurnstancei. WON'T 5VEN PROSECUTE THAT YOU GO FREE IF M3U E. V.', Patterson, Calif. •'verdict." •you IF "yam TELL >HE I'LL TELL YOU/ THX US WHAT WE WANT Gemini. May 21 fo Juna 21 Sagittariui. Nor.22toDac.2l ^^ WHO1TOUR BOSS IS/ TO KNOW/ • Answer — It is true that, with Question — Was the title of Accept i nentive situation nt It" you feel indecisire, it won't one or two exceptions, the spe lace nlue. Only lime will re- liurt lo let thinss ride lor a the' Spencer Tracy-Frank Sina- solve it. , ' few dayi THE BIS dais this year haven't been so tra movie "Hell at Four O'clock" BOSS IS Cancar. Juna 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dec. 22 TO Jan. 20 special. or "The Devil at Four O'clock"? Don't orcrlooli the Y«Iue of CUFF spiritual thinking and adherence Solitude is sometimtt-best an<] MCQUEEN/ -Mrs. E. R., San Antonio, Tex. ym may find ibis ii to be one to high idealt. of those tines, Question — What was the name Answer—"The Devil", w« say! Lao. July 22 to Aug.'? I Aquarius. Jan. 21 lo Fab. 19 of the series starring John Rus- Veople are. concerned with,tTie;r Mate allowincei for lh« weit- own welfare. You're «« to If nesjes of otheri, but don't lei sell and Chick Chandler, and (For an answer to your ques- •elUenlered, too. lhem impost on you. what was it about? — R.P., tion about, any TV program or Virgo. Aug. 2Mo Sept. 72 Fiice». Fab. 20 TO March 20 Creighton, Pa. actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- Starting a hew project Un'l Vou'll start the ,day off in a had ooee you've • taken the Sine mooCH-oncc you finally Answer — The series was er. Television Mailbag, in care vlonn. Don't dela/. •ate np. called "Soldiers of Fortune," of this paper.) I KEEP A GOOD THING GOING.... ' "SHOP-JUTE'S FINEST QUALITY SMOKED HAMS" "FRESH HAMS CUT FROM CORN FED YOUNG PORKERS" SMOKED FARM FRESH PRODUCE HAMS HAMS FRESH EARS SHANK HALF cur SHANK HALF cut SWEET CORN 10 59

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