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VOL. 88, NO. 24 FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1965 76 PER COPY! PAGE ONE Raritan's Ex-Chief, Truck Firm Owner Indicted FREEHOLD — Farmer Rari- , Service basis April 30, Guntner The Ocean County man is sec- Register that Guntner would Mr. Brady said the policemen tan Township Police Chief Ger- Is a wholesale meat salesman retary of the company's Inde- have been welcomed as police reported the offers to Capt. Wil- ard F. Guntner and a trucking for Swift and Co., a post he had pendent Drivers Association chief in the permanent depart- liam J. Smith, who is acting company owner, Anthony Nappi, previously dovetailed with his though he said he plans to re- ment. chief, and that the latter called are under indictment for an at- part-time police duties. sign that position at a meeting "But we could not match his in the chief of county detectives, tempt to trap a former Nappi Nappi is president and owner tonight. That he has favored re- salary in private employment," John M, Gawler, who investi- driver in a traffic law violation. of Nappi Trucking Co., a tank placement of the Independent the commissioner added. gated. Monmouth County Prosecutor fleet in interstate and intrastate group by a local of the Team- According to the indictments, The commissioner said that Vincent P. Keuper, disclosing operations, Rt. 34, Madison sters Union, he said, was no se- Nappi and Guntner conspired Capt. Smith Informed him and yesterday action by the Grand Township. He is a former presi- cret to Mr. Nappi. July 15 to "pervert the admin- Mayor Marvin Olinsky of the Jury Tuesday, said Guntner also dent of the New Jersey Motor Cohen's Comment istration of law" by soliciting situation Monday night, noting is charged with bribe offers to Truck Association. "He said I had harassed him township policemen to commit a that Patrolman Schramm and two township policemen to ar- The intended victim of the al- and he threatened to get rid of crime of malfeasance by arrest- Sgt. Hilton were scheduled to tell rest and convict the driver. leged conspiracy was Leon Co- anyone who brought the team- ing Cohen on false charges. the story to the Grand Jury Guntner, 36, of 8 Fair View hen, South Toms River, who was sters in," Mr. Cohen said. One indictment which names Tuesday. La.. Hailer, and Nappi, 54, of fired by Nappi July 26—11 days Under grievance procedures In Guntner alone says that on July Actually, only the patrolman Holmdel Township, were arrested after the plot supposedly was its labor contract, a committee 18 he solicited Patrolman Ed- testified. Sgt. Hilton was in the Wednesday by county detective made—for failure to check his of the Independent Drivers Asso- ward A. Schramm to arrest Mr. jury witness room ready to re^ Andrew B. Manning and were re- equipment on a delivery run. As ciation and of the company gave Cohen on either a speeding or cpond, but wasn't called. leased in $3,500 bail each, pend- a result of the incident his tank Mr. Cohen a hearing yesterday. reckless driving charge, and Mr. Brady said the procedure ing arraignment in Monmouth trailer separated from the tractor However, the driver said, Mr. offered him $100 to make the followed by Capt. Smith and the County Court Aug. 13, Mr. Keu- he was driving. Nappi refused to alter his dis- arrest and another $100 upon a officers was to their credit. He per said. Mr. Cohen told The Register missal order and the issue will conviction. said he had no criticism of the Posts They Hold he is appealing his dismissal now go to arbitration. The same indictment charges acting chief's decision to make Chief of the township depart- which he attributed to employer Rarilan Township Committee- that a few days later Guntner no report to him before advising ment for four years untH it was objections to his efforts "to man James G. Brady, who is made the same proposal to Sgt. the prosecutor's office. Gerard F. Gimtner organized on a full time, Civil strengthen our drivers' union." police commissioner, told The Roy Hilton. (See INDICTED,'Page 3) Anthony Nappi President To Sign Bffl On Medicare Middletown Police WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- dent Johnson packs up the hns- ' toric health care bill today and file* to Missouri to sign it into law with former President Har- ry S. Truman at his side . Truman championed a similar Probe Sign Damage proposal 20 years ago as part ot a five- point health program. It MIDDLETOWN—Mayor Ernest "I will not be a party to tear- labor. He said he was not sure Ave. and Irving PI. Included compulsory national G. Kavalek last night denied that ing signs down which have been of costs of other signs. Mayor Kavalek issued this health insurance, expansion of street sign destruction in Belford erected legally. How can we ex- The total damage estimate by statement: Public Health services and feder- early yesterday morning and pect our citirens to obey the police last night ranged from "What I said Tuesday night al aid to medical schools and Wednesday night had any con- laws if we disobey them?" The less than $100 to more than $250. was not meant to be taken as research. All except the health nection with his statement Tues- next thing; citizens would start Said Capt. Luker: "The dam- icense for anyone to go out Insurance plan were passed day about tearing signs down. tearing signs down." age is high. It's probably the and tear signs down. I was talk- As approved finally by Con- At the Tuesday night Township The extent of the Belford dam- worst we've had on signs." ing about replacing signs with tress earlier this week, the 133- Committee meeting, speaking of age has not been precisely de- Capt. Luker said an area resi- other signs at a lower speed lim- page measure Johnson will sign new 40-mlle-per-hour signs in- termined. Reports of the number dent saw a green Ford knocking it. In 1961 the Township Com- includes hospital care under stalled on Kings Hwy. as a re- of signs knocked down or dam- down one of the signs just be- mittee had speed signs taken Soda! Security for the elderly, a sult of a state directive, the aged range from six to 12, and fore or just after midnight. He down on Cherry Tree Farm Rd. low-cost optional plan to pay mayor declared: some o! the damage might be reported that the woman saw and as a result the state re- doctors' bills for old people and "I say let's tear the signs from previous vandalism. After the car back up and hit the sign studied the matter and lowered ah across-the-board raise' in So- down and then see what hap- touring the area, Mayor Kavalek several times. the speed limit there. cial Security benefits. Increased pens, see what the state does." said he could only find one lo- Capt. Luker and Capt. Joseph "This whole thing is ridicu- Social Security taxes will pay The state Division of Motor cation where a sign had been McCarthy said they have in- lous. I did not say that anyone for: most of the program.. Vehicles, which controls, speed damaged, at Main St. and East' structed patrolmen to be on the should promiscuously take the • Johnson was to fly to Kansas limits, even on '.ocal streets, in Rd. lookout for the vehicle which law into their own hands. We City and then' drive to the Tru- creased the limit on a sejtio Police Capt. Kenneth F. Luker Capt. McCarthy said is believed won't tolerate .that sort of thing man Library at Independence ot "Kings Hwy.. from 25 to 40, head of the traffic section, said to have been slightly damaged. and anyone who is caught dam- tor the signing ceremony. After miles per hour after a t»fflc his investigation Is not com Capt. Luker said it is not aging or knocking down signs the bill signing in the library's survey. Th» actlim brought nu- pleted but that it appears two known whether more than one will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. auditorium, Johnson and Tru- SIGNS GALORE — Thlt is «t ofd pile of accumulated merous complaints. or three speed limit signs were car was involved. man planned to confer private- Burke's Comment damaged, as well as some stop , The police report of Patrol- "I toured Belford and I only ly. ' broken and damaged tigm bahind the Township Hall, Rt. After Mr. Kavalek's remark street signs and street name man William Higgins, who made found evidence of one sign dam- A number of congressmen 35. Middletown po)ic« fay; some of therrign damage in Tuesday, Township Committee- signs. the initial investigation, lists aged. I do not consider that proof man Douglas R. Burke Sharply $18 Each iigns damaged on Myrtle Ave., of vandalism." The mayor said were to accompany Johnson. Bel-ford area may have been from pteviom actt of v. If, in the near future, we Vincent J. Maneri and Warren E heir title and their intentions." so serve as Secretary of State. quest. , Movi« Timetable ;ee no evidence or sincere ex- Births .. i. _^_ t .a promptly shrugged off the threa Baumgartner. There has bee The candidate, who noted he is Obituaries and criticized its initiators. pression of unity and a cessa- little indication since their vie Cites Precedent Bridge ,»...". 5 erving his fourth year as Re- Planters Religions Services ..... George H. Durar, Jr., chair- tion of the harassment of elect- lories June 1 that they wouli 'ublican municipal leader here, He said there is precedent for Artificial arrangements made Jim Bishop _..._ .1. _ f Sylvia Porter ...... 6 man of the newly-formed Com- ed Republican officials by Mr. unite for the November election juipped: a cabinet officer serving both as John Chamberlain'_. '. t Menges, Theodore Friedauer, the just for you. Gifts, unique decora- Sports ..' '. .'. .... 18-17 mittee for Republican Unity, de- Menges Response "If this doesn't make me a an administration official and tor items, antiques and cards. Classified 1 _ 18-24 Stock Market 4 clared yesterday: professional 'aginer,' and their Mr, Menges asserted that h egular Republican we'd better as state chairman of a political Comics ;..•.._ 2J associates, the Young Republi- All these wrapped up in one big ; Successful Investing . 4 "As Republicans and as men, was unaware of th« existence o ewrite the dictionary." j party. Lloyd B. Marsh served as Crossword Pturie _.....T ft » Television cans, It may be necessary to package in that little store, the ..1J-U we will not see our maybr, out such a committee, commenting "An attack of this nature," he Secretary of State during Repub- Niche, 40 Monmouth St., Red Editorials ...... _. Women's News 1W1 party, and ourselves stripped otjdraft an honorable regular Re- "It seems rather odd that a (See MENGES, Page 3) llcan Gov. Alfred E. DrisooU's Bank.—Adv. ••'. JL, . [2-Friday, July 30, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Strathraprc Be»ldept Veteran Newsman,Writer at 30 Obituaries By SHERRY FK3O0RE viking to other employees **o RIVERVIEW hid taken t ttUng to the bright MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Red Bank youngster. One ww an elderly SAMUEL LERNER FRANK B. MARTIN, SR. Spending tn hour talking with Mr. and Mrs. William Mat linotype operator, Who taught LONG BRANCH — Samue! MATAWAN — A Requiem Mass Claude Lewis in his Strathmore Lerner, 62, of 169 Pavilion Ave., will be offered 9 a.m. Monday in rnaey, 197 yTashington Ave., Mat Lewis to set type during their a*an, son, Wednesday. colonial home can easily turn in- late-night talks. here, died yesterday at his home. St. Joseph's Catholic Church to a survey, course of modern He had lived here all his life. Keyport, for Frank B. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. David Bonin, 40 From his ofKce+oy status, Journalism. He was a real estate dealer and Sr., 50, of 28 Park Ave., who was W-arren Dr., Matawan, son, Lewis toon progressed to re- the retired owner of the Atlantic killed in an auto crash Wednes Wednesday. At the age of 30, Mr. Lewis searching for sever*! depart- Fish market on Ocean Ave. He day on the Ohio Turnpike. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frye, has written three books and co- ments of the migarine. lie 5 Mohawk Dr., Matawan, son was a member of the Congrega- Burial under direction of the authored more, reported live tel- worked for the science reporters, Wednesday. tion Brothers of Israel, here. Bedle Funeral Home, here, wil evision news broadcast*, and hat searched out background mater- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. N, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. written an award-winning leriej ial for articles in music, relig- Greene, 75 Buena Vista Ave. of newspaper articles on die ion and genera! news. H« begin Rose Lerner; a son, Norman B. Mr. Martin's car struck the Rumson, daughter, Wednesday. blights affecting New York City writing book review* and news Lerner of Long Branch: three rear of a disabled tractor being Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Irzo, 28 in addition to innumerable mag- stories on Ms own time, l/t*r brothers, Joseph and Louis Lern- towed by a wrecker. The crash Nautilus Dr., Leonardo, daugh- azine articles. his regular working hour. er of Long Branch and Nathan ocurred 30 miles east of Toledo, Lerner of California, and two sis- ter, Wednesday. Beverly Lewis can diuckle now Ohio. To hear this soft-spoken young ters, Mrs. Frances Cohen of Mr. and Mrs. Kennth Witten- at the odd-hour schedule their The victim was dead on arri- meyer, 21 South Sunnycrest Dr. mail tell it, it'i ail pant of * nor i Bronx, and Mrs. Shirley Ratner lives ran on during that period. mal life. Born and raised in the erf California. val at Memorial Hospital, Fre- Little Silver, son, Wednesday. "Cl*ud« would often come mont. Bronx, he had assembled and Services will be at 2 p.m. to- Mr. and Mrs. William Tozer home at 1 or i in th« morning. Mr. Martin was born here, son was teaching neighborhood day from the Woolley Funeral 12 Center St., Middletown, daugh- And then we'd have a hill-course of the late George and Florence classes In photography at ttie Home. Burial will be in the He- ter, yesterday. dinner. It seemed like a perfect- I Van Arsdale Martin. He was the age of 12. Young Lewis attended brew Burial Grounds, West Long Mr. and Mrs. William McCau- ly normal thing to do at the husband of the late Margaret City College for a while, trying Claud* Lewi. Branch. ley,, 65 Swartzel Dr., Middletown, lime." Smith Martin. daughter, yesterday. his hand at court reporting to help meet expenses. magazine, beginning as a mes- Football Boole « BERNARD BROUFELL " Mr. Martin was employed as Mr. and Mrs. James Fay, 42 an electrician lor the M & T senger-office boy. Lewis began writing apojte LONG BRANCH - Bernard Bucknell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, When he was 18, he made two Lewis decided that tfier« ob- Broufell, 53, of 115 Linden Ave. Chemical Co., this place. yesterday. stories tor Newsweek. Soon after, major decision!. He married vi- viously w«s more to newt maga- he wa« made assistant sport* ed- West Long Branch, died Wednes He was a member and chair- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nalbone, TALENT SHOW TRYOUTS — Mary Ann Devino, 9, of 93 vacious Bevepty MeKelvey «nd zines than running from one of- itor. He co-authored a book with day at Monmouth Medical Cen man of the executive board of 99 Greengrove Ave., Keyport, deciding he wasn't college ma- fice to another. H« begin stay- Barry Gottehrer entitled "Foot- ter. ~. Local 1083 International Brother- South St., and Raymond Distefano, 10, of 39 Arthur PI., daughter, yesterday. terial, got * job at Newsweek ing after regular offic* hours, ball Stars of im." He was born in Long Branch hood of Electrical Workers. were two of the competitors in a talent search «+ R«d Mr. and Mrs. Edward Radrik, Mr. Martin also was a member At thi* point in his life, Lewis the son of Moe and the late Anna Bank's three playgrounds this week. The playground 6 Linda PI. Hazlet, son, yester- of St. Joseph's Church and the day. had seen one football game. "I Broufell. youngsfsrs wiH present a talent show at the Msrina Park wasn't even sure how lor< a Knights of Columbus, both Key- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pierce, Bar Mitzvah Celebrated Surviving are his wife, Helen port, the local First Aid Squad standard field was," he says. But band shell Aug. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Red Bank Parks and 40 Hazlet Ave., Hanlet, twins, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Broufell; a daughter, Jane, a and the Midway Hose Fire Co. room of the Strathmore Elemen- the book was called ttie best foot- a son and daughter, yesterday. reception was held in the Essex home; two sons, David and Ar Surviving are three sons, Wil- Recreation Department is the sponsor. tary School. ball book of the year by several House, Newark, in honor of the nold, both at home; and four liam J. and Frank B. Martin, Jr., Attending the reception was reviewers. brothers, Adolph and Earl Brou MONMOITTH MEDICAL Bar Mitzvah of George Harris Mn. Mildred Sabel, » great-aunt, both at home, and Robert P The long extra hour* of prac- fell of Elberon, Martin Broufell of Long Branch Moshen, ion of Mr. and Mrs. from London, England; Mr. and Martin of Parlin; a sister, Mrs. tice writing now began to p»y Freehold and Sidney Broufell of Man Dies While Fishing Mr. snd Mrs. Edward Crease, Howard Moshen, 45 Chilton La., Mrs. Sol B. Kanfer, maternal Lillian Hyer of Keyport; two off. In January, Long Island. 31 Fourth Ave., Long Branch, itrathmore. grandparenti; Mrs. Dora Moshen, 1964, "Adam brothers, John and George Mar- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — a U-Drive business here for the daughter, yesterday. Clayton Piowell," probably the Services were yesterday from tin of this place, and one grand- William Denzler, 56, of 57 Christie past 17 years with his father, The event followed religious paternal grandmother; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Daljon, most objective biography of the the Woolley Funeral Home. Bur- Ave., River Edge, died of a said the incident is not unusual. services that wer« held last Mrj. Hy Moshen, Mr. *nd Mr». 232 Coleman Ave., Long Branch, Harlem leader on the market, ial was in the Hebrew Buria heart attack yesterday aboard a "We've had a few cases of Saturday morning in Temple David Moshen, Mr. and Mrs. son, yesterday. was puwisjhed. The proceeds Grounds, West Long Branch. 5-foot filciff owned by Tony's U- people with heart - conditions Beth Ahm, in the all-purpose Benjamin Moshen. Laurence ELMER VAN BRUNT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruhman from Was first book made the Drive, operating at the municipal letting excited when they catch Moshen, Milton .Kanfer, Mr. and WILLIAM LLOYD BAILY, JR. 69 Lincoln Ct., Keansburg, daugh down payment on a brick and NEPTUNE—Elmer Van Brunt, harbor here. fish. I still do myself." Mrs. Sam Glanti, Jay Heller, RUTLAND, Vt. - William ter, yesterday. frame, blue-shuttered colonial in 79, of 1 Union Ave. died Wednes- The fishing vessel "Fawn" Alan Becker, Ira Liptky, Mr. Lloyd Baily, Jr., 70, of Florida Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ravitch Matawsn. The Lewises, now In- day in F«tkta Hospital, Neptune. spotted the skiff about 15 miles and Mrs. Lou Pearlmtn, Mr. ami formerly of Fair Haven and Red 1517 Rustic Ct., Oakhurst, daugh cluding Panels, t, Brian, 5, tnd Born in Fair Haven, he had south, southwest of Jones Inlet, Mn. Harry' Rubin, Mr. and Mri. Bank, died yesterday morning in Man Arrested ter, yesterday. Craig, 3, moved to Suburbia. ved here atlhis life. He was New York, and alerted a Coast Sam Ktufmtn and Ronald Kan- Rutland Hospital where he had fer, all of Brooklyn. New Job been a patient one week. He was the son of the late William and Guard helicopter that a dead man ' FITKIN For Assault About s year ago, Lewis start- visiting relatives here. Mary Thompson Van Brunt He was aboard. The copter lifted the Neptune Also, Mr. and Mn. Seymour was a retired carpenter. body from the boat and flew the LONG BRANCH - Diamond Rothstein, Misi Carol and Mils ed a new job, reporting for the Mr. Baily was born In Phila- Mr. tnd Mrs. Richard Stehan Services will be held at 11 a.m. body to Peninsula Hospital, Rock- Bruno, 50, of 400 Ocean Ave,, Linda Rothstein', Mr. and Mrs. New York "Herdd Tribune." delphia, son of the late William 17 Monmouth Ave., Freehold, son L. and Sarah Boyd Baily. tomorrow in the Franoionl, Tay- away, Queens. Mr. Denzler was was arrested early today and Charles Goldstein, Mr. and Mn. With three otiher reporters, he lor and Lopez Funeral Home, Wednesday. Kenneth Kanfer, Mr. and Mn. was assigned to the widely ac- He was associated with the prounced dead on arrival, Vin- charged with assault and bat- lere. Burial will be in Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mereado Barry Lampert, Joseph Barrowi, claimed "New York in Crisis" se- Joshua L. Baily textile firm in cent Cerqua, owner of Tony's U- tery, Police Chief Thomas M. also here. Farmingdale, son, Wednesday Sidney Kanfer, Anita and Robert New York, retiring a year ago. Driva, reported. Pesano said. ries. The articles covered prob- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pearson Barrowi, Miss Irene Kanfer, Mits While residing in the Red Ban* Mr. Cerqua said there were lems affecting Harlem, the Bed- The complaint was made by Englishtown, daughter, Wednes Cathi Glantz, Stephen Glanti, Mr. area he was for 12 years a mem- ive men and a teenage youth ford-Stujivesant area, the Lower DOUGLAS K. FRAMPTON Nancy L. Parent, Van Etten, day. and Mrs. Charles Kanfer, Dr. ber of the vestry and treasurer iboard the boat. The only other Manhattan Expressway, and met- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Rev. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Everett MoLsr Norman Kanfer, Dr. and Mn. of the Episcopal Church of the >assenger he could identify was ropolitan hospital conditions. Norman Riley, pastor of St. Stanley Bobrowski of 294 Morn- Bruno was released in $500 bail en, Sohanck Rd., Freehold, Stanley Rubin of Long Island. Last May, for his work on the Holy Communion, Fair Haven, lohn's Methodist Church, Hazlet, Ingside Ter., Teaneck, who for appearance Monday morning daughter, Wednesday. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Harold series, Lewis won the top "Gold and a past president of the Fair ill officiate at the funeral of Haven Lions Club. bartered the U-Drive at 6:30 before Magistrate Stanley Cohen. Hiller, Rutherford; Mr. and Mrs. Typewriter Award" given by (he Douglas K. Frampton, 9, of 39 i.m. yesterday. Detective John Perri and Pa- Mr. Baily was a graduate of James Bergman, Englewood; New York City Reporters Asso- Woodshore Ct., Cliffwood Beach, Mr. Bobrowski piloted the skiff trolmen WiHiam Richards and Haverford College, Pa., and an 12 Scouts Win Mr, tnd Mn. Sherman Sitzman, ciation. The prize, < typewriter tomorrow. back to the local harbor. He told Anthony Gervolino made the Army veteran of World War I. Dr. and Mrs. George Wexler, Mr. replete with genuine lS-carat gold The boy was killed Wednesday Mr. Cirqua the heart victim had arrest. tnd Mrs. Bernard Gordon, Mr. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Swim Patches keys, name plates, and trim, has when the car in which he was been pulling a fish into the boat, Dr. E. WUIion Baker and Mrs. Stanley Spiegel, Mr. 1 Anna Voigtlander Baily; a daugh- liTTLE SILVER — At a recent an honored place in the Lewis iding swerved off Leonardville when he lost it, sat down, and and Mrs. Jack Kurland, Mr. and ter, Mrs. Suzanne Woodliff of week's encampment at Forest- home. Does author Lewij actu- Rd., Middletown, and struck a keeled over. Mrs. Jonas Berger, Mr. and Mrs. HurrtsviMe, Aila.; a stepson, Er- Would Dismiss burg (N.Y.) Scout Reservation To Practice ally tyipe workaday stories on utility pole. Mr. Bobrowski said that Mr. Al Schwarti, Mr. and Mn. Jo- nest C.'H. Voigtlander of High- Douglas was born in Long 12 of the ;0 scouts of Troop 126 it? Denzler had a history of heart Dentistry Here seph Schachter, Mr. and Mri. "No, I'm afraid I'm still t lit- lands; a sister, Mrs. Craig He- Branch, He was the son of Mrs. trouble. Fatality Case Little Silver, earned the mile RED BANK — Dr. E. Willson Gerard Fitzpatriok, Ronald Le- tle intimidated by tt," he admits. berton of Bryn Mawr, Pa.; a Charles L. Mayer and the late Mr. Cerqua, who has operated •MIDDLETOWN-Acting Magis- swim patch. Baker, a native of Clyde, Ohio, vlne and William Geiger, Stnth- Ironically, researching the stor- ""brother, Livingston Boyd Bails Richard C. Frampton. trate John A. Flood, Jr., yester- Those who swam the mile non- has become associated with Dr. ies of the "crisis" ierie» helped of Alexandria; a granddaughte The boy would have entered day recommended to the county stop were'james Fritsche, James Douglas A. Edwards in the gen- Olaud* Lewis make his decision and a great-grandson. the fourth grade in Memoria prosecutor that charge of caus- Tooje, John Havel, Michael Stout, Weather eral practice of dentistry. Funeral arrangements are un- School, Lawrence Harbor, in ing death by auto, lodged against Richard Sheridan, Thomas Bertel- to leave New York for good. - Dr. Baker attended undergrad- der the direction of the Worden September. He was a member NEW JERSEY — Sunny and Dennis A. Anderson, Latham sen;'-Jeffrey AfeMtfeVT Steven Jetport Sites "I've spent most of - my life uate and graduate schools it Funeral Home, Red Bank. of St. John's Methodist Church pleasant 'oday,, high in upper Ave., Navesink, be dismissed. Tomaino, Donald Sedlak, Robert trying to get out of the city," and was a cub scout In Pack 93 70s at the shore, low 80s inland Lacy, William Forsyth and Rob- Ohio State University. He re- Are Rejected he sajjs, "I wai writing shout BOY C. FARLEY ceived his doctor of dental sur- Lawrence Harbor. Fair tonight. Low in mid 50s As a matter of procedure In ert Grarmmer. people being . murdered and KEANSBURG - Roy C. Far- such cases, Magistrate Flood will gery degree in 1963. At Ohio NEW YORK (AP) — The Port Also surviving are his step- northwest, low 60s along coast Advanced to second class rank raped. And all I ever wanted ley, 69, died yesterday at his refer his recommendation and State, he was a member of Delta of New York Authority has re- brother, Kurt Mayer; his sister, Saturday increasing cloudiness were Ronald Tomaino, Michae wag out." home, 94 Crescent St. findings as a result, of a prelim- Tau Delta and Psi Omega. jected as "unfeasible" three sites Deborah Frampton; step-sister, high like _ today. Sagurton, John Hennessey, Peder tn TV News Born in Jersey City, Mr. Far- Donna Mayer, all at home; his Marine inary hearing yesterday to the GlsBlsen and William Forsythr Stationed at Keesler Air. Force suggested for construction of a Lewis has recently begun t ley was a son of the late James prosecutor. Base, Biibxi, MtssT where he new project to s«rv« Hie metro- raternal A total of 17 merit badges were new job as television news re- and Laura Smith Farley. He was was a captain in the Dental Mrs. Robert C. Frampton of Anclersort wasxSiarged aftef his earned chining the week by Thom- politan ares. porter for WBCV-TV in Philadel- a member of St. John's Methodist Northeast winds about 10 knots Corps, Dr. Baker has completed Oceanport, . and - his maternal car struck and killed Richard as Bertelsen, Richard Sheridan, The authority sent reports yes- phia. And his latest book, "Cas- Church. Hazlet; Monmouth Lodge today, ' becoming southeasterly his military service. While in grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Verange, 3, of Navesink Ave., Steven Tomaino, Jetffery Alexan- terday to both Govs. Richard J. sius Clay," a biographical study of Masons, Atlantic Highlands; about 10 knots tonight and pick- Mississippi he served as vice Thomas Grant of Leonardo. Navesink, on April 18 on Mon- der, Robert Lacy, Robert Gram- Hughes of New Jersey and Nelson of the heavyweight boxing cham- and Leonardo Memorial Post ing up to about 15 knots Satur- commander and commander of Mrs. Grant was driving the mouth Ave. mer, Donald Sedlak, James A. Rockefeller of New York. pion and a personal friend of the American Legion. He was a Navy day. Visibility about five miles. the Biloxi Coast Guard Auxiliary. car in which the boy died. Fritsche, John Havel and James The authority told Hughes that author, was released by the Mic- veteran of World War I. Fair through tonight. Increasing The- boy died two 'days later He is also a Mason. After the services in Bedle Fu cloudiness Saturday. in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, Toote. tn airport at either Besrfort or Fadden Publishing Company on Surviving are his wife, Mrs nertl Home, Keyport, Douglas Dr. Baker is married to the Bowling Green, N.J., "could nev- May 15. Ruth M. Walker Farley; two sons High temperature In past 24 from injuries suffered in the The troop also won the water will be buried in Shoreland Me- former Judith Logan of Inter- er approach any semblance of Now that commuting takes up Robert W. Farley of Manasqutn, hours at Long Branch 81 at crash.• carnival held by the Dan Beard morial Gardens, Hazlet. • laken and Mountain Lakes, and self-support even if it were to four hours of his day, the pace and Lt. Col. Roy W. Farley of 3:10 p.m. yesterday. Low 83 at Camps. has one child. The couple plan operate at' maximum capacity of his writing apparently hasn't Springfield, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. 4:50 a.m. today. Ocean tempera- Accompanying the boys to camp to Hve at 94 Hance Rd., Fair Ha- from the day it opened." stowed. Helen Davis and Mrs. Lillian Ma- JOSEPH B. WALTON ture at 7 a.m. 47. Youth Fined $50 were Scoutmaster Jerome Havel, ven. Yin « companion report, Rocke- son, both here, and six grand- LAURENCE HARBOR - Jo- TIDES Assistant Scoutmaster Herman "Let's Just say *at I've For Having Alcohol feller was to!d bhat the authority children. seph B. Walton, Sr., 60, of 796 Sandy Hook Fritsche, and Pat Tomaino. learned to exist on four hours of concluded the cost of preparing sleep a night," he tay«. Services will be tomorrow al Greenwood'Ave., died yesterday Today ~ High 10:25 p.m. and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Surfer Heads in South Amboy Memorial Hospi- low 4:20 p.m. George Wolff, 20, of 58 Seventh the site at Pine Island, N.Y., Material has accumulated for 1:30 p.m. from the Bedie Funeral would be excessive tnd would Home. Keyport, with Rev. Nor- tal. Tomorrow — High 11:01 a.m Ave., Belford, was fined $50 yes Fete Honors a new series, tentatively entitled For Maryland "take six or seven years." man R. Riley, pastor of St. John's Born In Lansdowne, Pa., he and 11:18 p.m. and low 4:58 terday in Municipal Court on "View From the.;Toj>," interviews Rockefeller responded with a Church, officiating. Burial will be was the son of the late George T. a.m. and 5:11 p.m. charges of possession "and drink- Frank Peterson REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. with outstanding' Negro leaders. and Meiinda Kirby Walton. He Sunday — High — 11:56 a.m. ing of alcoholic beverages by a (AP)—Larry Capune, the young statement requesting the author- He now is writing tn article for In Fair View Cemetery, Middle- NORTH CENTERVILLE — The had lived here 20 years. and low 5::44 a.m. and 6:02 p.m minor, police reported. Californian paddling his way to ity to "press forward with the a nationally distributed Sunday town. Volunteer Fire Company held a Mr. Walton was a member of For Red Bank and Rumson Cape Kennedy by surfboard, search for a suitable jetport supplement on the Negro in Sub- Wolff and a 17-year-old Bel- farewell dinner for Frank Peter- St. Lawrence Catholic Church bridge, add two hours; Sea reached Delaware Thursday. site" Md to "quickly re-«valu»te urbia, and is weighing tn offer ford youth were .arrested early son, Port Monmouth, in the Shore here, its Holy Name, St. Vincent Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Capune, 23, left Coney Island some of the sites previously from t major publisher to write Thursday by Patrolman Samuel Point Inn, Rt. 35. Mr. Peterson De Paul and Nocturnal Adoration Long Branch, deduct 15 minutes; July 19. Today he heads tor studied." a book on the effect of Negro Guzzi, who found them drinking a member of the fire company Societies. Highlands bridge, add 40 min- Ocean City, Md. boycotts on voting. in a parked car at the municipal for 21 years, and treasurer tor utes. •• >Botih CJaude tnd Beverly Lew- Surviving are his wife, Mrs harbor, according to police.' six years, is retiring and moving He covered only 2J miles Freehold Nine is are vitally active in the civil Frances Pendlebury; two sons The younger youth was re- to Sarasota, Fla. Thursday, he said, while on good William K. and Joseph B. Wai leased in the custody of his par- days he usually logs 30 to 35 rights movement, and have done An honorary membership pin ton, Jr., of this place; a daugh Little League ents pending action by juvenile miles. Holds Picnic t great deal of public speaking was presented to him for his ter, Mrs. Dorothy Ann Magdon authoritlej|,_pojic.t_sald» .... 'It was a real bad day," he FREEHOLD — The Hawks on the subject. Team Picnics o Freehoid^Ipiwriship Colonial Base Locally, Lewis is head of the Mr. Peteruon is only review board to ounces. The mother's Identity Under Fire Thursday night to'tike part i him next Tuesday. Testimony at least five countries are re- Francis J. Pasch. of Alle ported to have become pregnant has not been announced. was elected chairman' WASHTNGTOtf (AP) — Presi- a petition signing ra%.ag-ainst Addonizio turned down de- WASHmGTON (AP) - The after taking a fertility drug used The boy and four girls born dent Johnson's nomination of the creation of s ci'vHWB police Dumont Says mands tor a police review board Senate Anti-trust and Monopoly by two women who gave birth to tliree days ago to Mrs. Samuel »f the Board of Trustees of • Aie Fortas, his old Mend and review board. ' two years ago, but ordered the Subcommittee has heard conflict- quintuplets this week. Multiple Lawson in Auckland, New Zea- tew State Police Pension : adviser, to the Supreme Court Earlier, 10 review board sup- commission to look Into the pro- Ing testimony about doctors who births appear likely in a number land, were reported "just fine" Milton J. Wigder, a Sout| has come under firs from some porters from the Congress of Rutgers Prof posal in June in the wake of both prescribe and sell eyegiass- of the cases. today. They were seven weeks Orange car dealer, was Oho* Republican members of Con- Racial Equality were arrested clamor over the fatal shooting of !. premature and weighed be rice chairman. gress. Four of the five quintuplets when they failed to heed a po- Should be Fired a young Negro by a white po- In Its third day of hearings born Thursday to a Swedish tween 3 pounds, 3 ounces and 4 Pasch, administrative office1 There was some criticism on' lice order to break up a sit-in lice officer. yesterday, the subcommittee woman died within a few hours. pounds, 3 ounces. at State Police Headquarter! both sides of Uie Capitol Thurs- outside the city, hall offiMs of PATERSON (AP) - Repub- lican gubernatorial candidate Thursday night's counterdem- heard two ophthalmologists de- The suivivoc was a girl. The Both women had been given a here, was elected at an orgari| day, along with the announce- Mayor Hugh J.T Addonizio. fend the dual practice as ethical 1 Wayne Dumont Jr. said yester- onstration was led by Theodore Swedish quints were 11 weekspituitary hormone extract de- zation meeting in the ment tfat the Senate Judiciary The mayor, meanwhile, vowed Dachowskj Jr., acting chairman and justified, while two opticians premature and weighed be- veloped in Sweden and known in Treasurer's office. Committee's hearing on the he would not be "pressured by day a Rutgers University his- tory professor should have been of the United .Newark Citizens attacked it. some countries as Gonadotro- Under a law enacted in June) •v nomination will be postponed a ^either side" in decking Whether against a Review Board, and phin. Injected into the blood week, until Aug. 12. fired or suspended for a con- Drs. Charles Tiliett and Mar- pension benefits for state poiic troversial statement at a Viet Anthony Guiliano, president of vin Lymberris, both of Charlotte, Zoners Deny stream, it aids some infertile men will be liberalized at a i However, it did not appear Nam "teach-in." the Newark Patrolmen'* Benev- N. C, told the subcommittee that women who normally are uno-f nearly J5 million a yea that the criticism posed any se- Driver Takes olent Associaion. selling glasses, as well as pre- able to produce an egg cell. Members" contributions will rious threat to the confirmation Dumont said that Prof. Eugene D. Genovese would not be teach- scribing them, provides a need- Variance At Several New Zealand women increased from 4 to 6 per centj of Fortas, a Washington lawyer ed service. And they insisted that are pregnant after taking the whose background includes Jail Term ing at the state university now The new retirement syste if he were governor. v profit is far from being their only treatment. Some have been told service in President Franklin D. 5 Divorces motive. Little Silver abolished the old State i 4 they may have more than one Retirement and Benevolen Roosevelt's New Deal. Acting He said be couldn't under- LITTLE SILVER - The Zon- On Principle' They said patients they exam- baby. But their doctors at Na- und, which pension officia Chairman John" L. McQeilan, D- stand why the university toler- Are Granted ing Board of Adjustment by unan- tional Women's Hospital do not Ark., said the resetting of the ated' the professor's remarks ine are never forced to buy glass- characterized ai actuardaliy tin| EATONTOWN - John H. Gif- es from them and that, in fact, imous vote last night denied a expect more than triplets. hearing was at Fortas' request ford, 45, of 113 East River Rd. which, he said, go beyond the FREEHOLD — County Court sound. 35 per cent go elsewhere. request by Philip Nadler and Ed- The hormone treatment also Rep. Durward G. Hall, R-Mo., Rumson, Is a man of principle. limits of academic freedom. Judge Alton V. Evans granted ward Pollard, 1 Beach St., Sea Other members of the new cited in the House Thursday ah Genovese, in a speech, was five divorces Monday, two for ex- Lawrence Joseph of Los Ang«- Bright, for a variance to con- is being given to women in the Board of Trustees ar« Troops^ He said so yesterday in Muni- United States, Britain and Aus- article in Esquire magazine cipal Court when he refused to sharply critical of UjS. Foreign treme cruelty, two for adultery, les, an optician who said he also struct a house on an undersized William Sahli of Hamnwntt vAtich, he said, depicted Fortas plays comedy and character tralia. and State Treasurer John pay a $10 fine and $5 court costs, policy in Viet Nam. and one on grounds of desertion. lot on the south side of Rumson as trying to suppress the story electing to go to County Jail for His staetments stirred up con- parts on television shows, said Rd. west of Prospect Ave. An infertility clinic In NewKervick. about Che arrest last tall of Wai (Russell J._ Generario, of 127ophthalmologists lack skill at York reported that 15 of the 21 three days instead. troversy and touched off an in-HuWbard Ave., Red Bank, was Mr. Nadler, an attorney who ter Jenkins, then a top Wttte quiry by a twcnmember legisla- grinding and titling glasses and represented himself before the women treated have conceived, "I'll see 'em in hell before I'l granted a divorce from Dagmar sometimes assign the task to em- 7 had given birth so far, and 4 Hunt Continues House aide, on morals charges. pay for something I didn't do," tive committee. The committee board, said he would appeal the Rep. H. R. Gross, R-Iowa, F. Generario, of Bronx, on ployes given "only five minutes had multiple births. One, Mrs. Mr. Gifford stated. subsequently recommended that grounds of extreme cruelty. variance denial to the Superior For Executive backed Hall, saying Fortas "did Rutgers change its rules on of training." Court. Martin Brecker of New York, everything in his power to leil Mr. Gifford, who works for The couple were married May had quadruplets. WINNEMUCCA, Nev. (AP)- Fort Monmouth, was driving an academic freedom. Milford S. PInsky of Long The board did not present Its Donald Leighton, district at| the story." Dumont, a major in the Na-22, 1963. Custody of the one child Branch, N. J., charged that Army vehicle when he was tick- is to remain.wim the fattier, and reasons for the denial. Jerome torney, said Thursday "we'r Hall told the House thai eted by State Police at Hope tional Guard, said the tone of "these medical peddlers ... un- Drew, chairman, said that Ed- making some progress" In h "there is a serious question the professor's remarks become when Mr. Generazio is ordered totruthfully tell their patients that Voting Rights Rd. and Tinton Ave. He was active combat in Viet Nam next ward C. Stokes, board attorney, search for Delbert Howar whether Mr. Fortas will be able charged with failing to yield to much more serious when eyeglasses bought from them will will submit its findings ot fact missing vice president of the] to exercise independence be- weighed against the call for amonth, tihe chHd will remain at be cheaper Bhan when bought to Mr. Nadler. Nevada Intertribal Council. cause of his intimate ties with oncoming traffic at a stop street the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bill Passage Pleading innocent, the defen- beefed-up U.S. military commit- from an optician." n properties. Arraigned on a charge of grand Hughes !sas said that while he local's financial records for an 1ONG BRANCH - As many, Gross called the naming of disagreed with Genovese's views, a divorce from her' husband, Rob- independent audit. President Johnson has pre-In Florida, Ibsen said he larceny, John Szuch, 19, of 437 ert E. Doris of New York City as 60 girls are expected to take Fortas to the Supreme Court Pine Brook Rd., was sent to he did not favor any curtail- ThBir lawyer said they want to dicted that "Negro voting wll' hitched a ride with Howard and on grounds of adultery. part in the beauty pageant which eft him unharmed in San Diego, inconceivable. County Jail in lieu of $1,000 bail ment of academic freedom. determine what happened to begins tonight. double and redouble in years to The House does not vote on "Academic freedom must be Mr. Doris is to pay his wife $45 come" if Negroes take advan- Calif. Preliminary hearing is set for about $400,000 collected from There now are more than 50 confirmation of presidential ap- Thursday, Aug. 5. zealously guarded. But what weekly for her support, plus $80 members in dues and assess- tage of the bill. Howard was reported missing contestants in the Miss N.J, World when he failed to go to work at pointments. Pending assignment of an athas been raised here goes be- weekly for the support of the two ments from September 1861 to He went before a joint session Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., yond the limits of academic children, at $40 each Child. Beauty Queen Pageant. Philip A. a Winnemuoca supermarket. torney, Magistrate Throckmorton September 1904. Dohme, pageant chairman, said of Congress in mid-March, at •aid, "It is with regreit that I entered a plea of innocent on the freedom," Dumont said. ". The couple were married Aug. The insurgent group is headed the peak of the Selma, Ala., civ- must announce (hat I am not academic freedom, in my judg- entries are still coming in and defendant's behaif. 27, 1949. by George Phillips of Point the final total might be 60. il-rights demonstrations, to urge able to support the President in Mr. Szuch is accused of steal ment, does not give to a teach- Pleasant, long - time critic of quick action on the measure. Sandra B. Moody, 16 Navesink The show will start at 9 o'clock this instance." Ing a car belonging to James er • in a state university, sup- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was Local 560 President Anthony ' Senate-House conferees ap- Riddle of 25B Laurel PI. lasported by taxpayers' money, > the (Tony Pro) Provenzano. in the old stadium grounds, pointed to reconcile differences right to advocate victory of angranted a divorce from James R Ocean Ave. Final rounds of the Monday. He faces stmilai Moody, 19 Vineyard Ave., East The suit alleges there were between the bill passed by the | Reserve charges in Ocean Township, with enemy at war, in which some "incompetent and ill-considered contest and the naming ot a win Senate May 26 and the bill of his own students may very Keansburg, on grounds of adul- ner will be tomorrow night.

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"f •v ' • The Register's Opinion Jim Bishop; Reporter The Primes Sanity VIENNA Austria - The Bristol bar was almost empty. , The Viet Nam Decisions In the late afternoon, the luncher. have left and ** oxkttil hour is still hidden behind the sun. Von Thurn sat looking at President Johnson has acted with situation in Viet Nam, is sending a a small brandy in a large glass. He is a short man with » wisdom and. restraint in setting forth new, helicopter-borne division and head completely bald in front and full of hair in back. Th* United States policy to send 50,000 enough other troops to raise Ameri- dark mustache breaks up features which appear to bt more Chinese than Austrian. additional troops now, and more later, can strength there from 75,000 to We were talking about Adolf Hitler as into Viet Nam. . 125,000 men. And, to be in a state a personality, and von Thurn, who tried hard In a somber tone, he told of the of constant readiness, the Pentagon to kill him, had the detached attitude of a physician discussing an unusual virus, Hi» ;<• seriousness of the situation — and is reported ready to ask Congress to diction is more British than American. Htflt demonstrated strength in committing boost the regular U.S. military forces says cawnt and shawnt, and ont for aunt. W more hard-hitting American forces to gradually by at least 300,000 men Von Thurn felt that Adolf Hitler was the " devil incarnate before the German National- the battle zone. Yet, his decision to through draft calls and recruitment. ist Socialist Party achieved power. And it avoid calling reservists and national Our "no retreat" policy was followed naturally that, when the Germans guardsmen and declaring a national strongly demonstrated Tuesday in a swallowed Austria, von Thurn would plot against the man with the soft-boiled eyes ' emergency sKowed a reluctance to U.S. air attack on two Red missile and the caviar mustache. It is a tribute put the country on a semi-war foot- sites near Hanoi. This, as far as we to the Nazi leader that the countless plots ing and make peace talks more are concerned, was a direct display BISHOP against his life failed one by one, until ho difficult. exercised the option of being his own' assassin. of our national determination. In Germany, in the occupied countries to the east, in While the President spoke of our There will continue to be some Austria and Italy plots were devised. Most elaborate, and, efforts to help the South Vietnamese ^criticism- at home and abroad of because those who were parties to them could never.seem- people and" our effortsto prbtecrour to agree, and were always threatening to quit, they failed .of President Johnson's actions. Many their own cumbersome weight. : '••:.. national interest, he also started a feel the President should have been The most elaborate, of course, was the JuIyllGth jifot of new peace offensive that is the ulti- more specific, for example, about the 1944. There were so many ranking officers in this brie that mate aim of our policy. Count von Stauffenberg, who carried the bomb, in a 'briefcase, amount of additional military funds was a minor figure.'The plot eveh reached into Austria, and His aims have two major pur- he will seek. But let us remember Prince von Thurn und Taxis was summoned to Munich to poses, says Associated Press Cor- that the situation in Viet Nam is a meet Mayor Gperdeler, one of the prime movers. respondent John M. Hightower, a The day von Thurn arrived, an American air raid cut the continually changing one. phone lines and he waited two days to meet the mayor. They careful analyst of the scene. The important thing is that Presi- never met. When the bomb went off, and Hitler survived, h« They are: dent Johnson has displayed and put staged mock trials for field marshals and general officer*, 1. To exert maximum diplomatic and then refused to permit them the honor of being shot, forth the power of the United States or the dishonor of being hanged. He had them garroted nud« as well as military pressure on the at a time when it was required. And, with short ropes twisted about their necks. They were hung Communist leadership of North Viet at the same time, a peace strategy on on''BiRcher hecks like swine as Nazi cameramen made movies. Nam to enter into negotiation and at the diplomatic front is being empha- The best plot is the small spontaneous one. The one which the same time to make the prospect came nearest to succeeding has never been revealed; It in- sized—a strategy that includes the Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth volved Prince Lippe-Weissenfeld, a German major in the Luft- of negotiations as attractive as possi- United Nations and sounding out the waffe. "Lippe" was a German patriot. He was in the Ironic ble to the Communists. Hanoi government through diplomatic position of wanting his country to win the war and the Nails to lose it. 2. To demonstrate to the rest of channels about the meaning of its own 9 9 the world by action as well as word By late 1941, he had developed night fighter tactics todL proposals, issued last April, for a 'Then Against 'Now such a high degree that Lippe was a German ace. By 1942,1 J ' that the United States would like to settlement. In his famous" June 1 speech citing "dis- nomic activity, it actually dominated eco- he was leader of the German night fighter group assigned to" bring the Vietnamese war, to a close protect Berlin from the ravages of the British bombers: In the There can be no quarrel with quieting similarities" between 1929 and 1965, nomic thinking in the 1920s. Before the stock in the shortest possible time with a Federal Reserve Board chairman William crash this average fed optimism, and after dark skies, he led his group west and followed the exhaust flames of the British Lancasters anfl Mosquitos toward tht solution protecting the security of the action the President has taken. McChesney Martin declared that "then, as the stock crash it fed pessimism. now," there was a large increase in private My mind focused on this point as I read capital, and picked them off at random. South Viet Nam. There can only be praise and the hope debts, the money supply a new study on "Improved Statistics for In March, 1943, Prince Lippe-Weissenfeld had been credited President Johnson, to secure the his decisions bear fruit. was growing continuously, Economic Growth" just released by a Joint with about a hundred bombers. "This," a general officer said, the i economy was in a Economic Committee subcommittee headed "means that you will get the Knight's Cross with diamonds." period of prolonged indus- by Senator William Proxmire, D-Wis. While The Prince shrugged, "Hitler gives those in person," he said. . trial expansion. the study is designed to show gaps in our The officer smiled. "Exactly," he said. "You will have a statistical knowledge, it also dramatizes the Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington Just Martin's mention golden opportunity to shoot him at the ceremony." strides we have made since the catastrophic The handsome young man who had defied death hundreds of "then, as now" in con- depression of a generation ago. nection with 1929—the year of times bowed his head. "I wonder if I would dare," he symbolizing the worst de- Proxmire does not exaggerate when he whispered. "I do not know if I am brave enough." The pression in all world history says, "The impressive advances of economic Prince was brave enough to entertain the notion, and he Wartime Censorship Office Set Up —set off a shock wave policy in recent years have been largely the teamed that, at all Hitler ceremonies, all officers were which still is reverberating. consequence of greatly improved economic searched by the S.S. So, in March, 1943, when the Fuehrer WASHINGTON-Comprehensive measures dent Kennedy in 1962, the President has PORTER But a profoundly im- statistical information"—and this in no way was to hang the Knight's Cross with ribbon around his neck, £ for the establishment and operation of a authority to take over eny and all broadcast- belittles the importance of such stabilizing with both standing as close as the next breath, the Prince portant point about Martin's list which no forces" as Social Security and bank deposit ': wartime Office of Censorship already are Ing frequencies to "serve the national secur- one seems to have noticed is that we didn't wore long underwear and placed a loaded pistol inside hit 1 in existence. ity." This little-known far-reaching proclama- insurance and our better understanding of' right thigh and ripped a hole in his right trouser pocket. know then whtt was happening to private economic tools and policies. Key personnel for this censorship agency tion was never rescinded, and is still in debts, the money supply, industrial produc- He was frisked, and approved. The ace of aces moved on have been selected, and full effect. i tion, employment, prices, incomes, etc. The degree of our Ignorance in 1929 is. stage at the Sports Palace in Berlin. As Hitler hung the cross, training conferences have MORE PRESS COOTROLS—Pending in The statistical indicators we take for hard to believe. Yet.it is a fact that when all Lippe had to do was reach into his pocket, yank the pistol been held. Also, the scope a House Government Operations subcommit- • granted now weren't even in existence in Martin refers to 1929 figures, he is mostly-, out, press It against Hitler's chest, and pullft« trigger. and activities of the unit tee, headed by Rep. John Moss, D-Calif, is that era. Being unaware of the excesses and giving statistics which have been developed? Hitler walked on stage amid thunderous' applause, He hung have been spelled out in a bill that would set up still more censorship distortions building up in our economy, we,! 9.|only»in recent yeaW'MiKNfc'en traced back the medal* and stepped away. Nothing happened. The Prince detail in a carefully powers. of course, took no action to curb them. to the 1920s. V / . ' ' ' said later: "When I heard all those cheers, I thought tinusi pared document approved In its present form this measure- would In 1929 we had no statistics on consumer There remain dangerous gaps in our eco- be the only insane person present." by the Defense Department credit. We didn't start to collect these un- nomic statistics, as the experts contributing' A short time later, he was ordered to report to Brussels. and Office of Emergency give the President and heads of all govern- ment agencies authority to bar publication of til 1942! to the subcommittee's report emphasize. As he stepped into his plane, a field commandant said: Planning, In 1929 we had no current figures on We need data on job vacancies so we "Nein. Nein." and pointed to another plane. The Prince took Tha OEP is headed by official information they wanted to suppress. the total money supply. This basic monetary can know the opportunities for employment off. His body was found in the Ardennes Forest ... Buford Ellington, forrir*? Moss has sought several times to hold statistic was available only three months as well as the problems of unemployment. ALLEN governor of Tennessee and executive^ meetings to vote on the bill, _but. after the fact. ' ',__ J^e. need far more adequate statistics on close; friendof-president Johnson.—:—^— has been unable to muster a quorum. In 1929 we had no reliable figures on our construction. Certainly, the timeliness of many This significant development is disclosed national income or gross national product key statistics can be tremendously improved. Events of Years Ago In an OEP repprt to tin Joint Congressional There is strong bipartisan opposition to and no nationwide date on employment, un- But despite the gaps, the quality and Committee on Defense Production, headed this little-known measure among committee- employment and our work force. quantity of our economic statistics far sur- by Sen. A. Willa Robertson (D-Va). As sum- men. This backstage dissent was voiced by ..In 1929 the consumer price index was pass those of any other country or any ear- marized in an unnoticed Rep. Donald Rumsfeld (R-Ill), who character- computed only twice a year and then was lier period in our history. 50 Years Ago committee publication, the ized the legislation as "a dangerous instru- released only months after the compilation This is one of the giant distinctions be- report is as follows: date. tween "then" and "now." I strongly second ment in the hands of any President." What we did have In 1929, though, was Proxmire's comment that "It well may be Louis J. Sieling, Red Bank contractor, performed an un- "A censorship agency He stated that he and other committee- a day-tc-day history of stock prices — and that the availability of these diagnostic tools usual engineering feat in Port Jervis, N. Y. for the Fox has been developed to the men are prepared to vigorously oppose it since the Dow-Jones stock -average was one Is our main assurance against the recurrence Film Corp. He built a dam and then dynamited it in luch point of maintenance. The current and readily available Index of eco- of economic depression." * way that it appeared to have been breached by a flood.' executive reserve unit for both in the committee and on the floor of censorship was Increased to the full House, U necessary. However, Rums- Joseph Stavola & Co. opened a macaroni factory on 24 by the recruitment of 10 field confidently predicted the measure will Shrewsbury Ave. in Red Bank. The company produced 1,000 pounds of macaroni daily. new members. A two-day "never come out of the committee," John Chamberlain: These Days training conference for the The embattled censorship bill has a An Indian motorcycle worth {160 was presented to tht censorship unit of the na- curious history. Red Bank police by" Andrew Freedman of Tower Hill Ave. SCOTT tional defense executive The machine was to be used "when quick work is necessary reserve was conducted In -Ma>V . ORIGINALLY sponsored by Moss, long- in answering calls." . "AN OFFICE of Censorship basic plan time advocate of freedom of press, th«T As Atomic Power Comes of Age was approved and published. This document primary purpose of the legislation was, to PEEKSKIIX, R Y.-At Indian Point, just And said another: "We look forward to the states the mission of wartime censorship, write into law the right of access to govern- planning assumptions, and operating policy. below here, the Hudson River is its usual day when uranium can be owned by private 25 Years Ago ment .records and files. The avowed basic lordly sight. But the hand of man has con- individuals and sold in the marketplace. "A revised agreement on censorship aim was to further public disclosure of im- trived to add a human dimension to that There's plenty of it around, and in a free Uncle Don, noted radio star of WOR, was invited to at- planning between the Department of Defense of nature. At the turn in the river is the market the price would come down." end OEP was issued. This agreement de- portant official documents. tend the 37th annual fair of the Brevent Park and Leonardo "mothball fleet," scores of Naturally, no layman is in a position to Fire Company. lineates the responsibility of the agencies But the Justice Department has exten- gray-painted cargo ships in planning for, activating and operating the sively revised the bill, transforming it, in that are tied up waiting for pontificate on the safety of atomic power The Prudential Insurance Co.'s annual excursion to Asbury wartime Office of Censorship." effect, Into a Cansorship measure. an emergency call that plants. But the assurance of Joe Prestele, Park was attended by 15,000 persons. Ten Central Railroad The nature and substance of the report- As currently pending before Moss' com- would require the U.S. to the superintendent of Indian Point, is calm- trains and 20 buses transported the visitors. send men and arms across edlyjublished"basic j>|an_pf,_the_OjJjce_gf_ jnittee(_|t Isthe ..Justice,.. ing. The license from the Atomic Energy Members of Union Hose Company of Red Bank celebrated Censorship" are apparently unknown to the version. Moss Indicates general approval, but the mothball fleet there is Joint Committee. Members stated they have expresses willingness to accept modifications. the Consolidated Edison operates sets restrictions on entering the York World's Fair, never seen it, know nothing about it. OEP Bipartisan critics of the Justice Depart- Company's Indian Point concrete-and-steel container of a reactor when it Is "critical." But the Con-Ed people An experimental U. S. Army unit started paradhut* officials were unco-operative in making It ment's latest draft are centering their fire nuclear power station, training at a parachute tower in Hlghtstown. The War De- -availabler-saying-lt-w«»-4n-the-h«nds-T)fTt- which feeds electricity gen- persuaded the AEC that the level of radio- ~w~what they: considerthekeyprovision of activity inside the Indian Point container was partment announced that "larger units may be trained after colonel who was out of town. the bill, as follows: ChAMBERLAIN erated by atomic energy in- further study of the methods of European parachute fighting." to the pool of power that lights the homes safe enough even when the reactor wa3 In addition to the ready-and-waiting cen- "(b) Every agency shall,.in accordance of metropolitan millions. functioning to permit engineers to go inside eorship'unit, the President also can Immedi- with published rules stating the time, place, J and make a survey of things. "You shouldn't ately invoke sweeping powers over radio and Before making a trip to Peekskill your and procedure to be followed, make all rec- bottle up a container and just walk away television. columnist had been listening to testimony from it," says Joe Prestele. "If you do, a ords in its possession promptly available to presented In Washington, D. C, which took Under an executive order issued by Presi- 1 minor leak might become major." Seeing •ny person except information that is—(1) a dim view of the subsidy accorded by the that this might sound ominous, Mr. Prestele Tequired by direction of the President to be Price-Anderson Act to the builders of atomic went on to say that it would be extremely withheld, or (2) determined by the agency power plants. "Price-Anderson" must be re- hard to provoke a disaster in an atomic head to be specifically protected from dis- newed next year if the power companies are power reactor even if you wanted to. It seems mmmism to continue getting a guarantee of $500 mil- that when a reactor becomes too hot, It closure by law; related solely to internal lion worth of government liability insurance tends automatically to shut off. 4042 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. management operations . . ." over and above the $60 million which private Estab. 1878 by John II. Cook and Henry Clay Committeemen charge the language "re- Insurance companies are willing to write on You go into the "close up" part of Indian Published by the Red Bank Register Incorporated quired by direction of the President" gives an atomic power station. The idea behind the Point, where the reactor is housed in con- him unlimited powers of censorship. WTHARRY PENNINGTON7President . guarantee is that a possible holocaust result- crete walls that are more than five feet Moss' original measure contained none of ing from "a nuclear Incident"—i.e., an acci- thick, and you see little beyond a bewilder- JAMES J. HOGAN M. HAROLD KELLY these provisions. Editor General Manager dent—in an atomic reactor capnot be brought ment of dials. You are clad in a white tunic, and you carry in your pocket a radioactivity *~~ Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor " within the purview of the private insurance FOREIGN FLASHES - Cuban dictator companies' actuarial tables. It is this pre- gauge which registers at zero when you William F. Sandfcrd and Arthur Z. Kamln Fidel Castro is again hustling large numbers Associate Editors sumption that has caused President Tony enter. When you come out you run a Geiger of "volunteer" workers into the sugarcane counter over your hair, your clothing, and Frank W. Harbour Charles A. Johnston fields. With this year's crop harvested, the Boyle of-the United Mine Workers to make Mlndletown Bureau Mgr, . • Freehold Bureau Mar. his statement: "We are not saying here that the soles of your shoes. The Geiger counter "volunteers" are now being put to weeding is reassuringly silent, and the radioactivity Member of the Associated Press the fields. This work, in effect, amounts to these plants are unsafe. We are suggesting, The Asfloclatecl Press Is entitled exclusively to (he use however, that no one knows exactly how safe gauge in your pocket still registers zero. for republlcation all of the local news printed In this forced labor as the "volunteers" get no pay. The economic justification for atomic newspaper an well aa all AP news dispatches. They consist mainly of students and factory they are." Member of American Newspaper Publishers Assoc. workers pressured into "volunteer" cadres power Is that the "burning" of uranium costs twenty-two cents a million BTUs.. By Member Audit Bureau of Circulation . . . Bolivia has canceled a contract with Visiting at Indian Point, I expected-to The Red Bank Register, inc., assumes no financial satellite Czechoslovakia for construction of comparison coal costs twenty-nine cents per naponslblllllea lor typographical errors In advertisements, listen to a passionate defense of the need million BTUs, oil thirty-three cents, and gas tout will reprint without charge, Iliac part of an adver- a large antimony-processing plant . . . The tisement In which tlte typographical error occurs.. Advertiser! for an extension of the Price-Anderson Act. forty-one cents. The Con-Ed people think will please notify the management immediately of any . Colombian Public Works Ministry has But the attitude of the Consolidated Edison •rror which may occur. that uranium will be under the twenty-cent launched a 112-mi|lion-pesoa-year road-build- people was entirely disdainful of the idea that This newspaper, ajiumea no responsibilities for state- ing program this year. It will include numer- mark in a few years. But if atomic power "There's no doubt about it -- thetr BientA of opinion In letters from Us readers. ous secondary roads and improvement of atomic energy needs any subsidization, plants.arc safe, and if they need no subsi- '• Subscription Pricea in Advince frustration Is going to get worst Single copy tc counter,' 7 eantii by mall-, lf> centt ' , existing highways; The national government whether of insurance or of the price of dized help, why should the Atomic Energy " jS months-JJS.OO i i tnonuis—19.IM uranium. Said one of them: "We wouldn't Commission be lobbying for an extension of baforait gats batter;* ,:• months—413.00 '3 months—$l.S0 will put up 64 million pesos, and local au- L " Iitu Hma i monliu — per month J1.5O thorities ths balance. * have built the plant in the first place if we the Price-Anderson Act after next year? Let' hadn't been convinced that it wai rfafitote." the free market take over, . 6—Friday, July 30, 1965 , * SM'i ' K DAILY CROSSWORD VaysMe WBCS THE DAILY BEGISTER; Fridiy, July 30, 196S--7 ladb Will Among 18 In Probate Plan* Harvest Home f).Je*a gram chtlnntn. Both were «c-[ Piano selection* were pltyed 'ERESHQLD - Iht will ol In his will written April 9,1962, leather Baptist* Joaph Oufcoi Cherry. The i X. Man cepted. . . . • ; |by NMcy.West, ' ..,','•• R. Pladi, of 577 little Mr. Fladh left Us estate 4n trust « dated Nor. 1«, 19M. secure 42. German . Poquelin WAYSIDE-The Women's So- 10. Make ciety for Christian Service of the Silver Point Rd., Little Silver, for his wife, Margaret A. Don- Samuel James Dailey, Keans- e.Rascat ' river was filed for probate this week ovan EUucJi. 31. By oneself ' 43. Habitat believe Wayside Methodist Church met burg, who died March 13, left of the 16. Pluto in the home of Rev. and Mrs. In the office of county Surrogate Elizabeth G. Alexander, Middle- 12. Work $5 to his former wife, Phoebe 13. Encircles" vicuna 19. Back, ' W. Winfield West, 9 Navesink Donald J.'Cunningham. town Township, who died July HARTMAN HORSE TRAILERS Dailey, plus the use of his home 14. Walk 20. laid Dr., Monmouth Beach. Mrs. Mr. Hash, who died July 13 at 9, left her estate equally to her on Port Monmouth Rd., which slowly DOWN waste West, spiritual life secretary, led the ag« of 57, started bis career two sons, William T. Alexander is to be shared with his'two sons. 15. Birds as 1. Medieval 22. Frost devotions on "Radiant Chris- in 1909 with flower brokers. He and Edgar Preston Alexander. a class tales 23. Haze The same amount was left to tians." was a director of 7 & 10 Society for Christian Service and Proven to be most adequate from standpoint equally among his two sons 23. Seedless the Methodist Men and their Itional Association of Flower Edna K. Cherry, Keyport, who plant . of safety, comfort and durability stributors. died Jan. 24, left her estate to Norman and Arnold Dailey, Mrs II families and friends on Aug. 7 24. Disk: at Monmouth County Park, Shark « McCraoken and' her son, James comb, form on DUply at 11 v< 14 River. Dewey McCracken. The will was 26. Attitud- written July 24, 1945. inized 'fa The budget for the 3965-1866 IS Ib iv 27. Poker stake year was presented by Mrs. Wai FRED D. WIKOFF CO. John T. Domzal, Middletown VA Y/t don't miss this cruise! 28. Jason's 16 19 20 ter Bird, treasurer, and the pro 234 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK Township, who died June 1, left ship V gram for the new year was giv- his estate to his wite, Pelagia 29. Affirma- y 21 2A2 en by Mrs. David Osborn, pro- K. Domzal, in his will dated Jan. tive reply VA A 23, 1959. 30. Travel back 24 it* and forth Elizabeth Conley Guttenplan, 31. Ignited ^A Long Branch, who died May 31, 34. Continent: a left her estate to her sister, Eriinc ^A abbr. a9 JO 11 Y/< tonley Warner, in trust for her 35. y V/^ son, George David Kemmerlin, Angelea 5* 5!> 7 iAb The will was daited June 9, 1954. 36. Hindu /A garment 18 V) Emma M. Hines, Long Branch, 37. Sources 57 V who died May 21, left her estate /A of shade 40 41 to her children, Mary Gruol, 30. Oilofroso % James Hine,' Daniel Hines and petals 46 "]Yen> Jersey's Favorite Boat Ride" Rose Hines. Bank accounts were 40. Book of to go to her two sons. The will maps COMBINATION NEW YORK HARBOR was dated Nov. 2, 1963. Ada M. Halt, Ocean Township ALUMINUM STORM & SCREEN (The Largest Port in the World) who died June 26, left her estate to her two sisters, Jeanertte Fary A oiw-doy family outing on Hie steamer. City of Keanibura and Emma Taylor, in a will writ Squadron Sets —you, and (specially your children, can't 'afford to mlu! WINDOWS ten March 11, 1M7, -Day Cruise NOW EFFECTIVE DAILY Oswald Militz, Middletown FUEL OIL Township, who died April 6, left Shrewsbury Power Squadron, his estate to his wife, Minnie unit of the United States Pow- DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) HEADQUARTERS Militz, in a will dated March 10, Squadrons, will hold its one- Leave Atlantic Highland. Pier 12:45 P.M. 1954. ay cruise and rendezvous at indy Hook harbor, tomorrow. 3 * 34" Raton Atlantic Highlands. Pier 5:00 P.M. George Ogden, Ocean Township, Rain date is Sunday. who died June 24, left his estate INSTALLED Facilities are available for cook- SUNDAYS ONLY to his wife, Doris T. Ogden. The % on the shore. Activities are 12:45 P.M. will was written Feb. 12,1965. • FULLY WEATHERSTRIPPED Uavt Atlantic Highlands Pier •••• e.OO P.M. DELIVERED TO lanned for the children and two Mary L. Rogers, Long Branch, redioted log races for ttie cap- • CLEANS FROM INSIDE 5:00 P.M. YOUR HOME WITH who died July 14, left her estate Return Atlantic Highlands Pier lins and tlioir crews are sched 10:30 P.M. to her son, Edward B. Rogers, in AUTOMATIC ed. • TRIPLE TRACK a will dated Feb. 28, 1962. PERSONAL CARE Wayne Nichols, of Middletown, ADULTS CHILDREN Samuel Siegel, Middletown chairman. • IUOGET TERMS • HE! DILIVMY Round Trip Round Trip $1.20 Call Today! Doily mil Sotarday S A.M.-5:JO P.M. On* Wov—Jl.50 Oi» Way—60c Township, who died My 14, left all household goods and monies Even a 120-year-old is a mere Wedneukiy and Friday 'HI • P.M. FREE ESTIMATES in banks to bis wife, Camilla hippersnapper compared to "Between Yonko'i ises living 300 years and more DOCK 787-0066 or 9676 INCORPORATED ceive his watch and cuff links innot be authenticated, but one KEANSBURG STEAMBOAT COMPANY [13 HERBERT ST. RED BANK and one eighth of the estate. The imous Marion's tortoise lived AlllllaM With N. Y. -ICant. Bus Co. 741-0610 remaining half of the estate is to 1 the Indian Ocean island of 32 BROAD ST. 741-7S00 RED BANK go equally to his daughters, Dor- auritius from 1766 to 1918 when ,£3- othy Frances Siegler, Edith Mas- was accidentally killed at the sell, Ethel Blum and Beatrice ge of 152. Louise Olivola. The will was writ- ten April 27, 1965. Jennie B. Smock, Red Bank, who died June 26, left jewelry SPECIAL to her four great-granddaughters; Off Season her home at 110 Branch Ave. to her son and daughter-an-law, Har- vey R. Smock and Florence B. B. Smook, with the remainder of her personal property to Har- vey Smook. The rest of the es- SALE! tate was 10 be divided equally between Harvey R. Smock and We want to keep pur men busy and her grandson, Martin V. B. Smock so we have reduced our already 2d. The will was dated April 2, low prices a full 10% on all home 1963. improvements and remodeling. So Gertrude M. Toolan, Fair Ha- ven, who died July 10, left her no matter what type job you are estate equally to her children, planning now is the time to call us John ErToolanrJr.v andMaureen for a free estimate and see how e When Toolan, except that if at (he time of her death, her son, David S. much money you can save! Call 24 Toolan, is not a member of any hours a day. Prompt service. THIS WEEK This Bank Was Founded in 1913 religious order which requires a vow of poverty, then the estate to be divided equally with all In fact only the wealthy could afford a car and the average family three children. The will was daited July 26, 1958. thought of a bank only as a place to keep a savings account. To- Isadore Wadinw

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ST. ANTHONY'S FIRST BAPTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CALVARY BAPTIST Red Bank Red Bank Copy Headline Atlantic Highlands Red Bank The Minuscule Awards Sunday Masses are celebrated Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will All nUfbw M*f lor Rev. Donald Mitchell, Cran- Rev. Robert P. BaH wiH preset) at 7, t, », 10 and 11 a.m. and preach at the 11 a.m., Com- sloo la the Friday Sekedoto af bury, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the 11 ajm. Holy Com- MOD. munion Sunday on "Christian Be- Religion* Stnkea must be in at the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday. munion service. Sunday school Daily Masses are celebrated ai havior." He will be assisted by Tin Register .rffie* by ooea el The calendar for the week in wiH be held at 1:30 ajm. BTU 10 Littlest Stories of Year 4 T and J «.m. the associate pastor, Rev. Lee the preceding Td |-Judes the following: will meet at I psa. avorite small game animal." chicks were exported to 27 The sacrament of baptism is A. Morris. Wednesday at 8 p.m., trustees' Calendar for Uie week: By JOHN KOLESAR p This sentence almost won the countries. The first "country" administered Sunday evening services will PRESBYTERIAN meeting. Thursday at $ p.m., ses* Wednesday: 7 pjm., Bible TRENTON (AP) — The Peter Sundays at 12:45 committee's award for Science on the list was Africa. And while p.m. be omitted during August and Red Bank si on will meet. class; 8 p.m., midweek prayer T. Minuscule Awards Committee Discovery of the Year, an un- the U. S. Governmeijt has not ThThe sacrament of penance is early September, Church achool Rev. Dr, Chades S. Webster service. today announced its selection of recedented dual win. But the recognized Red China, die 4dministered Saturdays from meets at 9:45 a.m., preceded will preach at the 10 a.m. ser- Thursday: 8 pjm., senior the 10 Littlest Stories of the 1 PRESBYTERIAN science laurels eventually went agriculture department appar- 6, and 7:30 to 9 pjm. by the lay leaden' prayer vice Sunday on 'The Belt of ushers meet; 7 p.m., intenmedi- ear tor 1965. ' lincroft to a news release by Boonton ently has, because it listed both novena devotion in honor meeting at 9:30. Truth." Ivan H. Barker, assist- te ushers meet. The committee action came ilkinday school and drurch time Electronics Corp., Parsippany, Formosa and China among its the Miraculous Medal is held The mid-week service rjf prayer ant to the pastor, will assist. Friday: 8 p.m., teaohem* meet- earlier in the year than ever nursery will be held at 9:30 a.m. which won the "Explaining 27 countries. •very Monday night at 7:30: and Bible study will be held Church school will be held at 10 ing. before. It explained that last Sunday. Church service, also at Science to the Layman Award The Poetry Award goes to the perpetual novena in honor Wednesday at 8 p.m. The sew- a.m. through theprfcrtary depart, year it waited until early 9:3B, will observe a Communion with this lead sentence: the conservation department for of St. Anthony is held every Tues- ing and White Crass groups will ment. November to make its selec- service. Rev. William J. Mills WESTMINSTER tions for 1964. only to find that its February news release day night at 7:30. meet Thursday at 10 a.m. Sunday: 11 a.m., the Young Ad- willl present *« sermon, "Love' PRESBYTERIAN other commitittes for choosing "A new demountable test fix- which opened this way: ult Group will meet. Gretat Understatement." Middletown the 10 biggest, 10 most, 10 ture for use in conjunction with "The whisk of a red squirrel - FIRST METHODIST REFORMED Monday: 1 p.m,. the prayer Hie Session will meet in till Sunday schoo! meets at 9:11 best etc. beat them into print. an inductance bridge offers con- burrowing under pine cones for Red Bank Middletown group will meet. Tuesday at 8 p.m. a.m. Rev. George L. Rack, Jr. This year, it said, it was going venient and accurate means for a succulent morsel and shrill The sacrament of the Lord'. During August the Reformed Wednesday: 9:30 iajm., Susanna pastor of the United Presbytei to be first—with the least. measuring permeability and Q piping of spring peeper frogs Supper will be celebrated at «h< Church and Old First Church are Circle will meet. Un Church, Wayne, wiH preach of toroidal cores." in the bog areas will be new ex- 1:30 and 10 a.m. services Sun holding union services in the Re- lajMAMUEL BAPTIST The awards are presented al at the 9:15 urn. service. periences for many New Jersey 'day. Rev. W. Gordon Lowden formed Church. Hie services be- Atlantic Highlands most annually by a committei Geography FIRST METHODIST school children scheduled for officiate, Msiated sit 8:30 by A, gin at 10 a.m. Rev. R. Webb SunkJay services are at 11 a.m set up under the will of the late The Geography Award goes Peter J. Minuscule, political spring tours of New Jersey state lay leader, and al Leonard, pastor of Old First and it 30 p.m. A prayer meetinf TRINITY EPISCOPAL to the State Agriculture Depart- iHoly Communion ,will be ad- editor of a shopping throwaway, forest and park lands." V. Wayne Conrad. Church",'will preach at Sunday's is at ? p.m. Sunday, school is al Matawan ment, which reported in ministered Sunday at? 8:45 and H who set up a perpetual endow- Antibodies Mr. Lowden will preajoh on i 9:45 atm. Matins and Holy Cornmunior February that New Jersey baby service. a.m. The communion meditation ment to finance the program A State Health Department v' God's love Is Received. The deacons' prayer meeting are Sunday at '7:45. Family Eu- will be "The Morning Jesus Car- The committee has never spent release in January produced the Sunday': 11:15 a.m., official will bit tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. charist, with morning prayer ir CHRIST EPISCOPAL ried The Cross." any of the endowment and ac- organization with the most un- bowd meeting; « p.m., the Meth- Midweek prayer servio Hie parish hall for children, I Shrewsbury Sunday school meet«, at 9: cumulated interest now totals usual name—the Antibody Club odist YoUth Fellowship will me Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 10 a.m. The new schedule for services and 11 am. '«Qhiidretfo.Church' $2.11. Band Concert of New Jersey. hi the home of Mr. and Mrs The Vacation Bible Schoo The sacrament of penance wi in August goes into effect Sun- begins at 10:30 a.m. One committee member point- Roy Cotten. staff evaluation meeting wil be administered tomorrow from The awards are presented to day. No 8 a.m. service wilt be ed out that if this movement Tuesday: 10 a.m., the Interde- be held! Monday at I p.m. 7 to 7:30 p.m. those stories in the greatest At Middletown held. At 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist MX ZION HOUSE Of iPRAYES danger of lapsing into obscurity. picks up momentum, it may be- nominational Prayer and Stud t There will be no weekday ser- will be administered by Rev. United Holiness Church In Minuscule's own words, he se MIDDLETOWN - Classes fo come necessary to organize a Group meets; 6:30 p.m., th COMMUNITY vices during August. Stanley M. Woolley, Jr., rector Bed Bank up his fund for "the • perpetua- students of instrumental music pro-body organization, possibly Methodist "Youth Fellowship (Port Monmouth The Brotherhood of St. Andrew of St. James' Church, Eatontown. Rev, Vijrginia Wright wil tion of piffle." at the township summer school backed with federal aid. meets; S p.m., the Wesley Fe Sundayi school will meet tatebt Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. At 11 a.m. Rev. Oharles R. Law- preach at (fee 11:30 a.m. service will close Monday with a band State Sen. John E. Hunt won lowship and the book disoussioi 9:30 a.nl. Rev. A. D. Magaw Here are the committee's se rence, rector of the Churdh of the Sunday. Eitangelist Beatrice Pap- concert in the high school audi- the Spare-the-Rod Award with group meet. will prearh at the 11 a.m. Com- lections for 1965: Holy Communion. Fair Haven, py will pneacii at the 1:80 p.m. BAPTIST torium at 10:30 a.m. lis bill that would allow the munion service on "Fellowship Motherhood Wednesday: 8 p.m., meeting ol will celebrate Holy Communion. New Monmouth Under the direction of Michael state to prosecute children as service. Sinday school is >t M And Its. Implications." Donali The Motherhood Award goes the MidcBetown members. There will be a special Euchar- Sunday, school meets at 9:30 Sabol, instrumental teacher for young as seven years old as a.m. Magaw, Sr, a Bob Jones Un to an announcement by the ist Friday at 9 a.m. in com- the elementary grades, students adults in murder cases. The JUnior Missionaries meet versity student, will speak at the ajm. Rev. W. Whittemore will State Conservation Departmen FIRST METHODIST memoration of the Transfigura have been spending two hours Sunday at 3 p.m. 4:30 vespeir service. preach at the 9:30 ajm. service. which opened, "The high re- The conservation department OaMhurSt tion of,Christ. George Whittemore will speak ; daily for the past four weeks im- won its iihird award a record iPrayerijervices Wednesday and The Yomth Fellowship Club productive capacity of cotton Rev. Dr. John D. Blair, wi! the 7:45 p.m. service. proving their playing techniques. for one state department, when Friday • 8:30 pjm. will have Sto first meeting Sun- rail rabbitj has been demon- Attach at the 9:30 a.m. service Prayer meeting Wednesday. The concert will include such it walked off with the award for LUTHER MEMORIAL day at 7:38 p.m. strated in experiments dealing •pdsy on "Lord, For Tomor- 7:30 pjm. favorites as "Satellite March," the Antidimactic Sentence of LUTHERAN St. THOMAS EPISCOPAL TV/C BiMe class meets Mon- with physiology of New Jersey's if3*." Church school meets at The young people meat at "Bugle Boy March" and "The, the Year by opening a release Missouri Synod Red Bank day ai 7:3d p.m. 1:30 a.m. p.m. Thursday. Spook Speaks Up." in May this way: "In the spring New Shrewsbury Services on Sunday begin iwith Midweek prayer service GRACE LUTHERAN Ihe oommissioii on finance wil .boatman's fancy lighUy turns Matins service is at 8 o'clock Holy Eocharist at 8 a.m. Sung Wednesday (at 7:45 p.m. Freehold Students participating In the meet Wednesday ait 8 p.m. to thoughts of varnish, caulk- Sunday. Sunday school and Bible Eucharist and sermon art at 9:30 REFORMATION LUTHERAN Holy Communion will be cele- concert are: Joan Bryant, Mark ing, scraping and launching." classes meet at 9 a.m. Prof. Wi a.m. IRev. C. Canterbury Coftin West Long Branch brated at the Sunday morning Gordan, Charles Martin, Kevin FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ST. GEOROE'S-BY-THE-RIVER The Governor's Cabinet eco- Jo Kang will preach at the 10:30 •octor emeritus of St. Augustine's Holy Communion services wi: service. Rev. David G Volk will Caruso, Chris Rumph, Joann Sutnson EPISCOPAL nomic Committee came up with a.m. Communion service. Chut**, Atlantic City, will bferfhe be at 9:30 and U a.m. Sunday preach on "The Compassionat Schneckenberger, Dave Elliott, Sunday service will be held al Kumson the most significant industrial The church council meets Mon- guest and preacher. Rev. W. Robert Oswald wil Richard Imlay, Mike Olivola, 1:30 ajm. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, There will) be a celebration Christ." trend of the year when it re- day; at 8 p.m. ThM annual Sunday school out preach on "Lesson from Jesus. Robert Curley, Ron Eby, Jeff Jr., pastor, -will be on vacation. of Holy Communion Sunday a ported, "The New Jersey econ- ' Hie Vacation Bible School staJK Ing will be held on Thursday at Sunday school at 9:15. a.m. McNulty, Gary Mitchell, Pat Rev. Stuart G. Leyden, assistant 8 a.m. 'n the: chantry. ST. LUKE'S METHODIST omy continues to reflect na- meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Palisades Park. Buses will leave Tuesday at 8 p.m., the churcii Kelly, Mike Golds, Beth Groty- pastor, will preach on "I Was Holy Comnnunion also will be Long Branch tional development in non-man- the church at 10 a.m. I council meets. ohann, Robert Schlussler, Ro- Ther* When It Happened." The celebrated att 10 a.m. with Rev. J. Courtney Hayward will ufacturing." The committee did ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Thursday at 8 p.m. the social berta Soffell, Ray Wolchak, Su- sacrament of baptism will be ob- sermon by Uie associate rector preach at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. not say what effect this trend Keyport PRESBYTERIAN , | ministries committee meets. san Learsch, George Delorme, served. Sunday school will meet Rev. Robert IS. Baker. •services Sunday on "Elijah." would have on such other fields Sunday services are: Morning I Shrewsbury Vocation Church school begins Lisa Parent, Jeanne Sorby, Kar- fit 9:30 a.m. through the junior Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. as non-selling, non-engineering prayer, 7:«, Holy Communion, 8 Monday at 9 a.m. It will meet la Schiemann and Mike Laurent. Mepartmeot. (Services will be conducted a and non-produotion of raw ma- ajn.; family service, 9 a.m., and REFORMED daily Monday through Frida F^TuTuesdai y alt 10 a.m. Prayer Fel- «30 a.m. Sunday. Ernest C. Bu terials. morning prayer, 10 o'clock. New Shrewsbury From i a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for lowsMp will meet. At 8:30 p.m ber, of Princeton Theological The committee's final award The service and Sunday schoo two weeks. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean the board o( deacons will meet, Seminary, will preach on "Grow- was given for the state's biggest CHURCH OF CHRIST ing Christians." are held at 9430 a.m. Thursday at 11:30 the Golden For Saturday, July 31 victory in the war on poverty. BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Red Bank Mrs. William R. Crome, elder TEMPLE SHALOM It went to the high school drop- Fellowship will' have a luncheon e u East Kennsburg James Elliott, Neptune, and Will assist Mr. Butler. Matawan Township Present—For You and Yours • • • Wh'' y° ' meeting. outs in Jersey City's anti-pov- At the .10 a.m. service Sunday, Charles Craun, Red Bank, will Services will be held at own sense of security may waver, try not Sunday school meets at 9: a beiket—«how the world just what you ar» capable modern American economy," the Scripture and lead the prayeirs p.m. the board of trustees will per will be administered. Suzan- •Lm. Rev. Thorns* H. Course} of and it win be impressed. committee said. Bible classes begin at 10 a.m.. will preach ait t»e 11 a.m. Com- MONMOUTH REFORM meet. ne Lois Cain, daughter of Mr TEMPLE Midweek service Thursday ope- munion service on "What Th Today from 18 a.m. to < p.im. and Mrs. Edward Cain, Mata- Shrewsbury the Women's Guild will sponsor ning at 7:30. wan, and Donna Lynn Goncep Communion Service Means. The Day Under Your Sign New members will be received. Sabbath Eve services will be a phristrou in. July bazar i dm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, held tonight at 8:30. Monroe ArUcIon, Mw.lltoApr. I? Libra. S*pf. 33 to CW. M Inftnenett opentinff ia 7«ur fo- the hall. CHURCH OF CHRIST) Edward Concepcion, Morganville, The Missionary Society meet* Deutsch will officiate while Rabbi Yon may be burninr tip with Tuesday at 8 p.m. vsr may con* Jta a. surprise excitement only lo find mat jou To8nprrjaw,_at 8 pin. (he 'Sel- Eatontown will be baptized. Sunday school Richard F. Steinbrink is on va- Aave been mllinforcRAi. lers ,«< Christ will sponsor a Sunday services will be held meets at 10 a.m. cation. __..- r.urot. April 20 to M Wednesday at 1 pm. the Wont- observed. Robert Howard will ELBERON MEMORIAL Eatontown rat Itmnr very little. partdent. en'* Guild will hold a card pat- preach. Bible classes wil be Elberon Mass is celebrated Sunday ai TRINITY EPISCOPAL tmlm. y?l toJu»2l Sagittarius. Nor. 22 fo 0*c. 21 ty. conducted at 9:30 a.m. Red Bank Someone who has been a clone A common intcrcat mar bring The pulpit will be occupiet 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon ally op to taia point mar sud- you aomeone you need under - Midweek Bible study and Sunday morning by Dr. Harold Mass is celebrated Monday Holy Eucharist will be cele- denlr Atfttx you. unusual circumstance!!. brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Holy OLD BRICK REFORMED prayer meeting Wednesday at A. Bosley. Dr. Bosley, the senior through Friday'it 6:30 and 7:30 Canew. Jim 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Doc. 22 io Jan. 20 Marlboro 7:30 p.m. ' Eucharist and sermon by Rev. The onllook for Ike future in Don't try to buck the force Of minister of Christ Church a.m. and Saturdays at 8 and erea roaier titan you anticipated, drcurasunce^—relax and wait a Rev. Frederick Mold, pastor of Methodist. New York City, has 1:31) a.m. Canon Charles H. Beat wiH be m cheer sp while. the Freehold Reformed Church JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES recently returned from an Confessions are held Saturday! at 10 a.m. Uo. July 22 to AM. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 2lto Fob. I* wiH preach at the 10 a.m. ser- Fair Haven around-the-world conclave o; at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:3t There will be no Wednesday More heaitkW trrini Ealriti wifl Don't impoae ondoe strain on services during August. iiKrea&e your productivity on Tour endurance by showing off vice Sunday. : "Judgment Day - What It religious leaders, meeting ir to 8:30 p.m. tb< job. in a game or sport. Means to Mankind" will be the Paris, Bangkok, Singapore, The sacrament of baptism i, Virflo. Ana. 22 fo S»f>t. 22 Piicw. F»b. 20 to March 20 FIRST METHODIST Saigon and Viet Nam, under the •Why not join in jomc liRht- J f you don't measure up to the sermon topic of Edward M. Gas- administered Sundays at 1 p.m. KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN JKirted intiu instead of being present situation, don't cenpatr. Atlantic Highlands kin of Freehold Sunday at 2 ptm. auspices of the Fellowship ol During the summer the novena Middletown •oatriotur We til bar* anoftcoouaa*. ^Sunday school meets at 9:30 Reconciliation. He will relate his The outdoor meeting ufill be, held n honor of Our Lady of tht Mi- Dr. Heinz Mackinson wil IMS, Potrisherl Newspaper Syndicate •m. Rev O. C. F. Janke. Fair at 114 Springdale Ave., New impressions and his observations raculous Medal is held Tuesdays preach at the 8 and 10:45 a.m. Haven, will preach at the 11 a.m. Shrewsbury. The discussion on the situation as it exists to- after the 7:30 a.m. Mass. services Sunday. Dr. Mackinson day in Viet Nam. service on "Turn on the Light." meeting will follow at 3:15. In CYO jneefa the fourth Sunday is professor of history at Fair- case' of rain the meeting will be A vesper service will be of tiie month following the 9 lelgh Dickinson University. Rev. DAILY CROSSWORD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE held in Kingdom Hall. at 7 p.m. when Mozart's "Re- aim. Mass. Roger BurkiM, pastor, is on 3-Choe* 25. Early SOCIETY Tuesday at 8 p.m. BiMe studry quiem ' Mass" will be render* vacation. Sunday school is at 9:15 LFallsto 4. Before settlers by Frank Karianj director ol 26. Broad Atlantic Highland! groups will meet at Kingdom ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL a.m. win 5.HU:Pr. ana no Ministry of Music, and a com 6. Garret thor- Church service and • Sunday Hailll, 58 Forman St., Fair Ha- Little Silver S. Behind 7. Cone-bear- ough- school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- ven; 144 Seventh Ave., Atlantic pany of New York artists. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL O. French Sunday services are: Holy river ing tree fare: ansHK as day's testimony meeting is at Highlands; 114 Springdate Ave., Communion, 8 a.m.; Holy Com- Rumson abbr. ass a«n inn I: IS p.iri. Reading room hours CENTRAL BAPTIST 12. Coronet 8. Tight New Shrewsbury;, 27 Delaware munion and sermon by Rev. Stu- Sabbith Eve services tonight 27. Indian HQ SHH anon are Tuesday and Saturday from Atlantic Highlands 13. Chest 9. Scottish- aasas DDnura Ave., Riverside Heights, and 10 art F. Gast, 10 a.m. will begin at 8:30. Mickey Kap- sounds Gaelic weight 1 to 4 p.m. except holidays. Sunday schools meets at 9:4! uaaea gxsii St. Mary's PI., 1 Cedar St. and plan will conduct the services. 14. Rely 10. Value 2S. French a.m. Pastor Harry W. Kraft will 37 Drummoind Ave., Red Bank. BIBLE BAPTIST Cantor Sidney Scharff will chant 15. Part of 16. Some eoin preach at the 11 a.m. and 7: JO 31. Weep TeatenUy'i hntf a book may HOLY COMMUNION Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the Min- Haztet the liturgy. Candleiighting time "tobe" 19. Allergic p.m. Communion services. Dea- skin 33. Do- EPISCOPAL istry School mil meet. The ser- Rev. Kenneth M. Jones, of the is 7:54 p.m. 16. Sloth cons William F. Maxson, J. IT. GoUerts condition mesti- 39. Bitter Fair Haven vice meeting will fallow at 8:30. Bible Christian Union, BrookSyn, Sabbath morning services to- 1 be read Herbert Posten, Frank Crawford aid 20. Devoured cates drug It: be celt N. Y., will be the guest speaker morrow are at 10. Cantor Sidney 34. Tart and Joseph Koeppel will assist 18. Uncertain: ,21, Alaskan 40. Floc$c y y the- Communion service Sun- Scharff will chant the liturgy. river 35. Italian 42. Miscellany fie ^Tssisr _ Ja-.scrying Com- colloq. that can The 9:30 service will be Holy Belford day at 11 a.m. Bible school is Daily evening services are at 22. Unit 22. Blunder river 43. Flap nunion. 7^—-- Communion the first and third Holy Eucharist will be cele- r:30. 24. Javanese_ 23. New: 36. Bad- 44. Openings: The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am- 7 Sundayd s and morning pjrayer the brated tomorrow at' 9 a.m. The o'clock. polsonirwi bassadors and Baptist Youth second and fourth Sundays. sacrament of penance will be ad- Mid-week prayer service will 28. Female 1 Z. V 4- S fe 1 a IO Fellowship meet Sunday at 6:30 HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN ruff ministered from 4 to 4:30 p.m be on Wednesday ait 8 p.m. in ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL pirn. Red Bank 29. Fare II 14 from fear for the last time until Sept. 18. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al ' Highlands The midweek prayer meeting Sunday school is at 9 a.m. Holy 30. Floated On Sunday after Trinity at 7:40 bert E. Malhoney,, 11 Venmoni VA tou may have passed by this During July and August, Morn- is Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Communion will be administered 31. Refrigera- r& . 14 •' a.m. matins; at 8 a.m. Holy Bu Ave., Port Monmoutih. tor Ing Prayer with sermen will be at the 9 a.m. service. The ser- % quiet place many times—but dharist; at 9:30 a.m. sung Eu- 32. Stretched IS V held Sunday at 9 a.m., "except for METHODIST mon topic will be "Are the Com- Lave never entered it.Yet here GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN out V the third Sunday of Hie month, charist. Sea Bright mandments of God Relevant for A //< in.tbis peaceful room, ready Weekday services will be dis- Keyporit 34. Old Dutch V 16 19 20 21 for you to read, is a book that when the service wil be Holy Church school meets. Sunday Today?" The sacrament of holy measure Y continued during August while Holy Communion services will baptism will be administered at /A % //< % has freed many thousands Communion. Evening Prayer will at 19 a.m. Rev. George W. 37. Alajtpoet. IX 21 V 2.4 '11 be at 8 o'clock. Daity services the vicar is on holiday. Starsmeare will preach at the be held Sunday at 8:30, 9:45 and 10:30 t.m. 38. Joe College /A from fear and ¥orry-has will be as announced. Rev. Wil- 11:15 a.m. service. 1 a.m. Sunday school is at 9:45 Matins service is held daily at syllable at given them renewed courage liam D. Loring, vicarj. ST. AGNE.S CATHOLIC Bible study is Thursday tjm. 10 a.m. with the exception of 41. Top of milk and strength to go forward. Atlantic Highlands 7:30 n,m. Vacation Church School will be- Thursdays and Saturday. 43. Linen 30 31 It can do this for you. (sheer) ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Sunday masses are scheduled gin Monday ait 9 ajm.- and i The place is the Christian meet daily front 9 to 11 am. 45. Silly Ski Keansburf for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. BAPTIST CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN 46. Protective Science Reading Room; the through Aug. 13. , ^ nday Masses wil^ be at 7, and noon. Leonardo Matawan Township ooreiinjr. ^A 16 book, Science and Health "Only A Few" will be the ser- 9, 10, 11 and noons The sacrament of baptism Is The annual family church 47. Spanish % «th Key to the Scriptures Daily Masses will bu celebrated idminlstered every Sunday at 1 school picnic will be held to- PILGRIM BAPTIST mon topic of Rev. Richard A. ladies 41 42. 45 by Mary Baker Eddy. I at 7 and ( a.m. except on first i.ra. Arrangements are to be morrow at 10 a.m. in Bodman Rod Bank Weeden at the 9 a.m. service 48. Established % Sunday school is at 10 a Sunday, The service is held in DOWN 4 Stop at a Christian Science [I Fridays when hours will be at made at the rectory at least two Park. . Reading Room soon; read the •:«:30 and 8 a.m. days previous by one of the par- Sunday school meets at 9:45 Rev. H. L. Morgan will preach Strathmore School. 1 Foreign. a.m. Rev. William Carr will at the 11:30 ajm. service. coin 47 4fc Bibleand Science and Health I On Holy Days, Masses will b« ents. S. Bakers ia the quiet, undisturbed at- preach . at the 11 a.m. CoC m Calendar for the week: EMBURY METHODIST offered at 6, 7, I, 9., 10 and 11 Dairy masses are scheduled for mosphere provided for you. a.m. and at 7.30 p.ic. No chil- and 8 a.m. O» Saturdays the munion service on "Living Sunday: P p.m., BTU meets. Little Silver dren are permitted iat evening sarly mass Is said at the convent Monday: g p.m., Bible study, Holy Communion wiM be cele- Borrow this book, free of Sparingly." TJie fellowship of- charge. Or buy it for yourself. Mass. For the public. fering will be taken. A spe- Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., prayer brated at the 9:30 a.m. service THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Confusions will ,be| heard Sat- The sacrament of penance Is cial program of music and test- 'meeting, new members' class. Sunday. Rev. Stnford M, Haney PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. Library Edition $4. Paper* Friday: 7:30 p.m., Sunday baek Edition J1.95. urdays, first Thursdays, and on idminlstered on Saturdays from imony will be presented by a will preach. . SUNDAY the eves of Holy bays, from to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. group from the New Monmouth school teachers meet. The commission on education 3:30 to i p.m. and flrom 7:30 to and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Baptist Church at the 7:30 p.m ill meat Tuesday at 8 p.m. DIVINE SERVICE 11 A.M. Christian Science 1:30 p.m. The Miraculous Medal novena service. FAITH REFORMED . Sermon by Dr. Harold A. Bosley Baptlsmi will be administered Is conducted Mondays at 1 p.m. Midweek prayer and Bible Hazlet CHRIST METHODIST Senior Minister of Christ Church Methodist New York City READING evgry Sunday a( 1 pjm. Arrange- study Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school and services at Fair Haven The Ministry of Music ROOM mjbs should be'irnide a week METHODIST 30 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Mul- Rev. Charles G. Hankins will CLINTON REED, Organist inTjfilvance'oi'the baptism. Navesink REFORMED er will preach on "The Open ireach at the 9:30 a.m. service HALL1E NOWLAND. Soprano Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan li Rev. John Fulton will bring Colts Neck 3oor." iunday on "The Herdsman Who FRANK KARIAN, Tenor and Director 209 BROAD ST. pastor and Ray. Eujgene M. Re- ha message at tht B:30 s.m. Sun- Sunday service will be held Vacation Bible School meets Jecami A Prophet." CAROLE O'HARA, Contralto back and Rev. Frederick A. Val- ay service. Sunday school meat* at 10 a.m. D. T. Stiel will speak Aug 2-13. Classes from 9 a.m. to The official board meets HOWARD SHAW, Baritone Mon. thru Sat. (12-4:30 sntlno are^stiatanti. at 10:45 a.m. on "Q}d la at Work." EUGENIE DENGEL. Violinst Wednesday at t pjn. Also Friday E^. 7:30-8:30 ?u!y 30.196S THE DAILY REGISTER New Sfiof) on First To Foster Fine Arts in Atlantic Highlands ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Two and her sister, Kate, 14, helps a community drawing card, napkins and plaques. She is e Lions Club, active in the Republi- engineers and a teacher have tend the store. especially to youngsters inter- tering her junior year at Hem can Club and a member of the linked arms with teenagers to A "go-go" shop, it Is the only ested in music and books. Art is Hudson Regional High Schoo Atlantic Highlanders. provide three new firsts on First art gallery, the only music shop something that they as yet caiEnthused, modest and tremula To show their concern for more Ave. and the only book shop in Atlan- take or leave. about this "first business ver than their music hobbies, tha Chemical research engineers tic Highlands. Manager of the shop, Josepr ture," Robin reflects the youn three partners have extended! Robert Long and Howard Cottrell The formal opening with local J. Szostak, a resident of this bor Idea in the triple interest shop. space in the 600 square-foot shqpi and music teacher Joseph J. dignitaries and ribbon cutting ough, stated that since the fin The third of the partners to include exhibition space few Szostak are in partnership in anwill be today and will leatun ish of the renovations (anc Howard Cottrell, a chemical engi works of art. The initial shew art, music and book shop they folksingers Gretchen and Gilbert cleanup) July 14, browsing has neer with duPont Chemicals includes the work of Atlantic call Hear 'n See, at 60 First Ave. for entertainment. been active. Open seven days a Red Bank, who has resided Highlands artists Florence Mai- Robin Long, Ift-year-old daugh- Drawing Card week 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., the shop Atlantic Highlands for mm sel, Edith Ahem, Dorothy Straufb, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Long, is es- A former restaurant, the co-is the business venture of fami- than six years. He is a membei Casilda Sullivan, Betty Gallaghctr, tablished as "artist in residence" lonial-front building has becom lies who reside In Atlantic High of the Board of Education am Corry Ten Kate and Bonnie Btoe lands. Stanbro. Mr. Szostak taught music for Jaycees Hear Talk Young people have a knack for eight years In the Ocean Town- asking questions about art, nwaslc MARBELON ship School In Oakhurst. For- On Adlai Stevenson and books. According to Mr merly of Plains, Pa., he holds a FREEHOLD - The Greatei Siostak, the questions are Intel- THE SECRET OF MODERN MARBLE BS in music from Wilkes College Freehold Area Jaycees Wednes ligent and sophisticated. Thp A Fantastlo surface to take WilkestBarre, Pa., and a mas- day night heard an address b art, although an innovation for ter'tf degree in music from Tren- Mirko Tuma, local author am First Ave., has already had its the placn of real marble ton State College. He directs thecritic, on Adlai Stevenson, share of critics. The represen- Community Chorus in the bor- tational paintings, still lifes, land- Mr. Tuma told lycees ai TRIPLE INTERESTS — Whilo Nancy Caputo, 12, is helped with a book selection by Showroom ough and assists in directing the y scapes and portraits are readily Municipal Band. the American HoteJ that Mr. Sti understood. But the abstracts Joseph J. Szostak, manager of the new Hear 'n Sea Shop, 60 First Ave., Atlantic fjji CMLIN&WOOD CIRCLE, FARMINGDALI venson was "a great oritic a still puzzle the young Initiates. Mr. Long, a chemical engineer history, past and present, and h Highland, her sister, Marjorie Caputo, 9, interests herself with 4 record from the spe- with Humble, has more than 20 had an outreadi as * politic*1 To spark interest and serve as cially designed trough. Paintings in the background are in the gallery area of the arf, 938-5782 U.S. patents to his credit. Presi- philosopher." a community service center for dent of the Atlantic Highlanders news, the shop has a community book and musio shop. The young browsers are the daughters of Councilman and Community Chorus, .he also sings bulletin board "Now Hear This," Mrs. Edmond Caputo of Atlantic Highlands, with the quartet, the Monmouth- PLAN INSTALLATION installed Cape Cod-style outside alrres, and the Middletown Chap- FREEHOLD - The Monmouth the shop. It announces like dates ter of the Society for the Preser- County American Legion and ite of local functions. vation and Encouragement of Auxiliary will hold Installation 61 Women Face 'Status Explosion Barber Shop Quartet Singing in officers in the Crystal Brook Inn, America (SPEBSQSA). He also Eatontown, Aug. 7 at 8 p.m. A By FRANCES LEW1NE ing on !lhe topic: "Dinosaurs, President Johnson aims "to see is Republican candidate for coun- dinner will be followed by danc- To Head Associated Press Writer Dodo Birds, Whooping Cranes and to it that this is not a stag cilman in Atlantic Highlands. ing to Eddie Barber's Orchestra WASHINGTON, (AP) - Tin Males." government." As for himself, he His wife and six children have The committee in charge, wh' status of women—with a sense And he paraphrased a famous said, "Every day is lady's day HAMMOND ved here a year. will meet Aug. 2 in the Neptun Ma+awan of humor and a touch of sex—ihasquotation: "There's always a with me—and Lyndon Johnson Robin Nest 'ost Home to complete plans, been the topic of discussion a great man following a great wom- never lets me forget it." Robin has the "Robin Nest," a includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert YES Unit three major meetings in Washing- an." Mrs. Carpenter suggested to Hie itudio set In the bay-window of Godbold, and Lawrence Holmes, ton this week. The men were very much in thedelight of the conference dinner MATAWAN - Mrs. Robert he shop where she has her own Neptune; Mrs. Carolynn Letts, All-in-all, 60me 5,000 minority Wednesday night at a audience that "Today to get a Asbury Park ittle business of monogramming Leonardo, and Mrs. Harry Car- Gray, community improvement from 22 countries are in on theState Department dinner for some job you don't compete, you com«< md custom making of designs for ter, Freehold. chainman of the Junior Woman's act. delegates to the Status of pute." lub, was named temporary Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, press Women Conference and presiden- She humorously, envisioned the chairman of the Youth Employ- secretary to the First Lady, calls tial talent scout John W. Macy, day when the computer went ment Service (YES), group in it "a status explosion." After a Jr. decided it was "so glorious I wrong and come up with: "Bar- the Matanvan-Keyport area at a slow start, she notes, "our coun- hope we can perpetuate it." bara Hutiton for head of the pov- meeting oE the planning board try is making room for -Mom." He's the man who's been using erty program, Vivien Kellems for VASCO director of Internal Revenue Ser- held in the Women's Club. And, discussing the talent a computer to help find men—and Mrs. J.B. Warington, President women—tfor key government jobs. vice, Ann Landers for Supreme search her boss, Lyndon B. John- Court justice because she likes to of YES in Cranford, and Murray son, has been conducting to find When tlie ugly possibility was daGAMA Rose, president of the New Jersey raised that computers might be make decisions, and Liz Taylor women for top government jobs prejudiced against the feminine for assistant secretary of state Association Youth Employment she commented: ' wai th* fiwt to fail wound Services, a-oted as consultants to se)f, Macy assured tihe women: for European alffairs." Ecen-O-Wosh Loundromat the board In establishing the unit "Ail it really takes to find a Cape-o-f Good Hops superior women is a superior ma.n i this area. and his confidence.'" 166 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ... you won't have to Mrs. Edward Potts was ap- pointed chairman of a committee Some of the top men in govern- Fall Fashion Revue Set ment, called on to make speeches RED BANK (opposite A&P Market) hop* for the be*t at to find a rent-tfree office for the ion-profit service. She wiil be as-at this week's conventions of thft COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING Shrewsbury decorators... ;isted by Mrs. John Hughes amd National and International Fed- For Luncheon Party k lames B. Smith. erations of Business and Profes- — opening week special — all work dons in our own AnoUher committee was formed sional Women and the conference LONG BRANCH - A gala vitations; Mrs. Francis P. Dntck- of 44 state governors' commis- •luncheon party at Val Ernie's, er and Mrs. Samuel Adler, pa- * workrooms. ;o personally contact business and 8 LB. LOAD—I .25 influential people in the area to sions on tjhe status of women, are i^ea Girt, on Aug. 18 will pre trons' list; Mrs. X. S. Smith, acquaint tlhem wi*li • YES and togetting a bit self-conscious. cede a fashion revue presented special gifts talWe; Mrs. Sibley, (one week only!) ask for their services as members Secretary of Labor W. Willard by Doops of East Orange, Sprinj fashions; Mrs. Joseph C, Irwin, SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE of the board of directors. This Wirtz said he's thinking of speak- Llake and Short Hills. hostesses; Mrs. Stanley Tracy, 20-LB. DOUBLE LOAD committee will include Mrs. Gray, The annu.il event is sponsor© table favors, and Mrs. 0. Wol- 747-4422 cott Morris, publicity. Invita- WASHERS — 25c PER LOAD * Mrs. Howard -Wolventon, Mrs. Bridal Shower by the board of directors of Fam, DAILY 9 to 5:30—FRI. "TIL 9 Barry Zug, Mrs. Edward Kibble, ily and Children's Service of Mon-tions were mailed this week. 10-LB. SPEED QUEENS — 20c PER LOAD and Mrs. Walter Hill, In Deal Club month County. All proceeds from A special feature ol trie after- 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury noon will be tfce auction of a The next meeting will be held DEAL — Miss Susan E. Tice- the party will benefit the agen- Thursday Aug. 12, at 8 p.m. in cy's services: the adoption pro- gift certificate donated by Mr. hurst was honored at a bridal Doops. the Woman's Club clubhouse. shower Saturday in Deal Golf gram, marriage counseling, par- and Country Club, given by Miss entiCMld counseling, . home- At a special meeting of the Doreen Narelle and Mrs. R. G.makers service, foster home care, committee, Mrs. J. Harry Ross-^ Narelle, Spruce Dr., Fair Haven. and service to unmarried moth- baoh, president of the board ofw The daughter of Dr. and.Mrs. ers, which are offered to all res-directors af the agency, said the ' "CARNIVSE IN PERU" — 19th ANNUAL Robert Ticehurst, Hillcrest Rd., idents of Monmouth County. party will take place in the new- Fair Haven, she will be married Party chairman, Mrs. Charles Iy

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In August the bride of Lawrence Biensadk, The bridesmaids, who wore here Saturdky. The bridegroom isi identical gowns and headpieces WILMETTE, III. - Mr. and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George in pale maize, were Miss Marl Mrs. Charles C. Griffith of this Biersack, 71 Oak St., Keansburg.lyn Malley, at home, sister oJ place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol the bride, and Miss Ann Rei Rev. Frederick Valentino offi- Griffith, to Jeffrey James Bolton, bolt, West Keansburg. They car- ciated at the double ring cere- son of Mrs. William J. McRob- ried cascade bouquet of yellow mony in St. Ann's Catholic erts, 5 Evergreen Dr., Rumson, Church. roses. N.J., and Dr. Alexander Bolton, The bride "was given in marri Frank Graziano, West Keans- Pompano Beach, Fla. age by her faflher. She wore a burg, was best man. Ushers wer< Miss Griffith received a BA de- fJooTjleng«h silk organza gown de- Valentine Miele, Keansburg, and gree in history from Bucknell signed with scalloped neckline George Biersack, Keansburg University, Lewisburg, Pa., and long tapered sleeves. Cas- brother of the bridegroom. Five- where she was a member of Al- cading tiers of lace-edged floun- year-old Eric Biersack, nephew pha Chi Omega sorority and Phi Miss Carol Griffith ces formed the chapel train. Her of the bridegroom, was ring bear Sigma Tau national philosophy shouilder-flength veil of illusion er. honorary society. CHRISTMAS IN JULY was held in place by t crown of After a reception in tiie Cob- Mr. Bolton also was graduated FREEHOLD — Fifty members sequins and' pearls and she carblestones- , the couple motored to from Bucknell University, where and guests attended the Christ- ried a cascade bouquet of M Lake George, N. Y. When they he received a BS degree in busi- mas in July card and game party roses. return, they will reside on Wa ness administration. He is em-Saturday, In the Elks Lodge, Maid of Honor aokaaok Ave., Keansbung. ployed by J&W Seligman and sponsored by the Elks Auxiliary. Miss Veronica Dowd, West The bride was graduated from Company, New York City. Mrs. Charles Simons was chair- Keansburg, was maid of honor. Raritan Township High 9chool The wedding is planned for man. She wore a Sloor-dength Nile and is employed by Progressive Aug. 28 in St. Augustine's Episco- Decorations were In the Christ- green-silt organza sheath gown Iife_ Insurance Oompany, Red pal Church, Wilmette. mas theme with a gaily decor- wfitoh featured mateWng em- Bank. ated tree and wreaths. broidery down the front of the The bridegroom was graduated skirt. The fitted bodice had from Middletown Township High Howard to MC round necMine and elbow-length School and is employed by Hen- Mrs. Lawrence Biersack sleeves and she wore a full drickson Construction Oompany, Party Outing DOROTHY TOLAND (The former Patricia Ann Malley) matoWng fjoor-ieneth overstoirt. Shrewsbury. TRENTON (AP) — U. S. Rep. DANCE STUDIO James J. Howard of Wall Town- Mrs. Cornelius John Matthews ship will be toastmaster at an Manners for Moderns -5 (The former Miss Sarah Ann Carroll) eleotion-year outing sponsored by the Democratic Party Aug. 26, it was announced today. The all-day outing at the Na- Miss Carroll Is Bride tional Guard drill grounds in Sea The 'Big 3' of Modern Entertaining Girt is a fund-raising affair for s Gov. Richard J. Hughes and because she "had a sinking feel-, Coffee is a drink for all occa- ranged with coffee and tea ser- By VIRGINIA WELDON KELLY Of Cornelius Matthews Democratic legislative candi- ing." sions and all places. The office vices, and where there were plat- Brunches, teas, and coffees are dates. •' the "Big Three" of informal en- TEACARTS IN STYLE secretary who invites a couple ters of pastries and dainty* cook- FAIR HAVEN — Miss Sarah The bride is a graduate of Red of other girls up to her apart- ies. t tertainment in America. Every woman, of course, Ann Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Bank Catholic High School and '•-• They are favorites of the rich aspires to own a handsome silver ment for a Sunday afternoon gab- Very simple — and yet theMrs. Eugene C. Carroll, 407 Pros- >f Webster College, Webster AUXILIARY TRIP SLATED dowager as well as the young tea set. But unless they have fest serves coffee from a bat-method chosen by a famous and sect Ave., Little Silver, and Spec. Groves, Mo. She is employed at MIOMJETOWN - The local ife on a slender budget. weathy parents or inherit a teatered aluminum pot. My husgraciou- s hostess to 'entertain her l/C Cornelius John Matthews, ~rudential Insuranca Company, Auxiliary ->f the Bayshore Com- set, very few young women at- band, guest of the late King Ibn- guests. U.S. Army, were married here Middletown. munity Hospital will sponsor a affairs, typical of the tain this desired treasure. How- Saud of Saudi-Arabia, was served Wardrobe note: You will al modern code of manners, can be uly 10. The bridegroom Is also a gradu- "Day at, the Bail Game" Wednes- ever, you are quite correct in coffee in tiny ornamental cups ways be well-dressed at a coffee ite of Red Bank Catholic High day, Sept. 1. managed inexpensively and with-| by Sudanese servants. After- if you wear a suit or a sports He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. using an attractive painted wood- School. He is presently stationed The group will travel to Shea out outside help, yet offer a wards, a servant, observing an outfit of the type popular In theCornelius H. Matthews, 42 White; en tray which you may own or with the Armed Forces Military Stadium, New York, to see the warm and gracious informality old court custom, threw the dregs area where you live. St., Shrewsbury. find in an antique shop. Police in New York City. New York Mets play the Hous Unexcelled by any other type of on a priceless Persian rug at his The wedding took place at a Classical Ballet Technique The tea service may be of china The couple took a motor trip to| ton Colts. Participants will havej entertainment — including Elsa feet. Now there's real coffee- Suptial Mass and double ring Contemporary Jazx or of delicately-fashioned pottery, '•lew England. lunch in the Combo Room at the Maxwell's "scavanger hunt." drinking!) :eremony in Nativity Catholic: so popular in the Southwest and stadium. Buses will leave the Tap - Acrobatic - Toa The brunch Is an informal meal 1 Recent Bride Church. Rev. Joseph O'Connor| Far West. Coffee* are usual on military railroad station, here, and Air- Which you may serve at any jfficiated. lelebrate Birthday 201 East Bergen Place bases and among neighborhood port Plaza, Hazlet, at 10 a.m., time between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Formerly, the tea service was Church organist was James . 741-2208 groups to welcome newcomers. Is Honored At Supper Party and will return at 6 pjn supposed to contain a teapot, tea Ryan. A reception followed Im- .The usual hour for a Sunday Coffees are also a popular way FREEHOLD — A belated brid- caddy, strainer, waste bowl, mediately In Alpine Manor, High SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - brunch Is one o'clock, which per^ of entertaining large political al showar was given Thursday cream pitcher, plate with slices lands. ilrs. Walton Tilton was hostess mits guests to attend church groups. They may take place at honoring Mrs. Andrew Dale, first. of lemon, and sugar bowl. It was Mr. Carroll escorted his daugh it a birthday and supper pafty also expected that a teakettle, any time of day. ' Jackson St., the former Mis: it home, Homestead Ave., on Any sort of good food is prop- Maureen Cahill, at the dome ol :er. She wore a gown of luster kept at boiling point over a spirit When Richard Nixon was Vice lesigned with a fitted overblouse unday to celebrate her hus- I'UPFROHT si^ Many people like to serve Miss Bonnie Allen, 40 Pine Ave, lamp, would be on the tray. President, Mrs. Nixon gave many if Chantilly lace. land's birthday. ^bld eggs, ham, bacon, or coffees. On one occasion, which Attending were Miss Kathy Today, the tea set may be sim- Her veil was held by a leaf1 Guests were Mr. and tyirs. Ai- g or creamed dishes such I attended, she Invited friends Yetman, Miss Charlotte McGil- plified to include teapot, extra leadpiece with lily-of-the-valley. red Pittenger, here; Mr. and MICROPHONE as chicken a la king or creamed to view her wardrobe before a lis. Miss Frances Ferrell, Miss pot with boiling water (over the The bride carried a cascade of Mrs. John Lelirelt and son, John, sea food, Danish pastries or] trip to England. Elaine Steinberg, Miss Arleen 1 spirit lamp), or an electric ket- miniature carnations, stephanotis, Neptune; Mr. and DMrs. Fred M 601 MHlftTEYEGUSS lEAHKB Ml waffles or tiny hot cakes always McDonnell, Miss Mary Jane Em- tle, waste bowl, cream pitcher, We arrived at the Nixon house lily-of-the-valley and ivy. ook and Gerald Cook, Locust; hit the spot. raons, Mrs. Jean Seiber, Mrs sugar bowl, and plate with lemon at eleven in the morning. Al- Mrs. Jesus Nahmais, Orange- Miss Dorothy Erxleben, Rumson; It is customary to serve fruit Barbara Conover, Miss Carolyn slices. though the Nixons had a butler, burg, N.Y., was matron ot honor. Mr. and Mrs. William Cook, Fair juice or fruit. "You may wish Miraglia, Miss Jane Enunons Pat Nixon opened the front door The other attendants were Mrs, Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark to serve cocktails, but fruit juice The old-fashioned teacart Is Miss Marilyn Wall, Miss Am and greeted each of us. We were Eugene J. Carroll, St. Charles, Sr., and Miss Susan Cook, Red or soft drinks should be provided. back in style. The tray with the Weinstein, Miss Rachele Green invited Into the drawing' room Mo., sister-in-law of the bride, Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. John Afternoon is the customary tea service and the refreshments berg. Miss Sally Gibson, Miss for a chat and to view her lovely and Mrs. Robert Antonuccio, Zagaja, Shrewsbury. time for the tea party. The cus- may be placed on this and Helen Goldfine, Miss Patrici brought Into the living room. Hi dresses. In a few minutes we roveville. tom originated with Anna, the were escorted to the dining Conahan, Miss Sue Whitney Preserved kumquats make a Duchess of Bedford, who ordered you do not have the teacart, and Rainbow Colors delightful accompaniment to room where the table was ar>Miss Margie Petrics. Acoustically timed mnd «*sUm and "Op ftont" microphone cake and tea served at 5 p.n if you are serving a few friends, For the rainbow wedding, they bring In the tea tray and place Also, Mrs. Frances Cahill wore gowns of brocaded pima for greater clarity and word ondertfanrJing. MaflaMs wOh Mrs. Carl Bell, Mrs. Lester Ca Phone Magnet far telephone Bstening. Choice of perfcsmxsoce it on a coffee table or other ta- Gives Shower cotton and matching headpieces! levels. Ask about MXtoy many-back trial. ble. ' hill, Mrs. Pearl Dugan, Mrs n blue, mint green and yellow, ACCIDENT & HEALTH On the tea tray put small In Freehold Davis Shrieves, Mrs. James espectively. Mrnwrnzn ztmtn pout plates, each with a liny tea nap- McCue and Mrs. Harry Whitney. The Jionor attendant carried JAMES F. SMITH kin. These plates are placed at FREEHOLD - Miss Hazel Kin- I yellow roses anrTniimatufe white Disability Insurance , OBIICIAN the left of the tray. A few tea- ney, Silom Hd., Freehold, who CD A Members arnations with Ivy, and the U WHITI ST., RID BANK will become the bride of Law- from •- f the bride. sandwiches, tiny cakes, or what- Also, Mrs. J. G. Wasko, Mrs. Mrs, Donald Cusson was chair ever you prefer. Gayladd Gordon, Mrs. Vincent man of arrangements. Also PAT NIXON ENTERTAINS Joyce, Mrs. Richard Trot, Mrs. singing were Mrs. Daniel Bou- If your guest list Is large, re- John Solaklan, Miss Carol Kane, tote, Mrs. Victor Giglio, Mrs, main in the living room to greet Miss Mary Jane Mayer, Mrs. George A. Dock, Mrs. William your visitors. Let friends assist Henry Mayer, Mrs. Abram Conk, O'Donnell, Mrs. Robert Wills in the dining room with the ser-Freehold; Mrs. Charles McCue, Mrs. Robert; Doane and Mrs, ving of tea and coffee. Marlboro; Mrs. Donald Van Sant, Frederick Wilkinson.' | Mrs. Peter Archer and Miss Evelyn Archer, Lakewood; Mrs. Shredded Chinese cabbage HUFFMAN oO BOYLE NOW IS THE TIME TO FIVE FANTASTIC VACATIONS Frederick Kinney, Newark, and makes a flavorful addition to Mrs. Matthew Stohl, Englishtown. homemade chicken chow mein. v FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM AMD7 UPDATE YOUR KITCHEN! Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun — 542-1010 is offered to Its parishioners and friends by V2 PRICE SALE! , . . with all tha beautiful finishes and St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands Formal Gowns and Cocktail Dresses colorful counter tops that ara available, HUGE SELECTION — MOST ONE-OF-A-KIND and with those new push button Rangei 4 BY TRAIN • PLAN I those really improved dishwashers . , . 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ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ART 2_Fllm—Th» Story of Molly X— "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" "Battle of Ih* June Havoc—1 hr., 40 mln. 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman Vila Horita" 11:25 7—Rebel—Western —and — PRESENTS 9—Film—Big Deal on Madonna Stren- 11—Clay Cole—Variety VlttQrto Gassman—90 mln. "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" 4-Weaiher-FrankFlelll - 4-Ton [gti)-Vart;. L-1-J «:N 9—Film— Evasion— -sff^ssfsjanH *VviivvHW 2—Mister Mayor-Children Fernando Lamas—90 mln. 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Cocktail Hour M HOUR PHONE SERVICE Hors d'oeuvres AT AU THEATRES TECHNICOLOR Winner 3 EVERY AFTERNOON 4 - aaroiMBt Academy Awards ASBURYPARK Anthony Quiim U ASRIIRVPAR HIGHWAY 34 GRACIOUS co^OOUG McCLURE • GLENN CORBEH 7704113 DINING "ZORBA the GREEK" HOLMDEL 946-8626 SHOWS DAILY PATRICK WAYNE'KATHARINE ROSS DANCING MATINEI i:oe P.M. EVENINOS FROM TM .nd ROSEMARY FORSYTH WTURDAY • SUNDAY 2-BIG HITS. 2 WEEKENDS *itf. PHILLIP ALFORD • PAUL FIX • JAMES BEST SHOW CONTINUOUS "Marriage I "LOVE JJAS FROM UN P.M. ENTERTAINMENT naromet Italian I MARf •• LONG BRANCH NIGHTLY Style" I FACES" i Friday, July 30, 196S—U Oory Cweer—I hr, S» mln. 4-Th* Saint-Mystery /TV Listings 11-Encewrter—Religion At The Television Highlights S-mim—UMIon KusMII- Red Bank Man Allce Faye-I hrs, 5 mln. •' snCNINC•VfNIN*l ' 9—Film—MIoM»-FIHn_MloMvy UriusUrjus—- 7:M4:M p.m. (J) - Th* Sound ef Mo- peat). Amusing entry. Book editor Val and CM Ed Fury-40 mln. 4-Oeslki Ptayhous^-Oroma town." An hour of rock 'a' roil music pro- his butler return to reality through an Army |*-TwWH«fti CMlury-DlrlglMt •:» e—News and Weather Movies Gets State Post ft-Mtl itt Prcu— fm>rvi«w J—World War I duced In England and featuring American stint of two week's duration. Their tours of |*-Fllm—Wtilt» Cllftt of Dovsr— 4-NBC Sporti In Action l-News '•" performers, luch as The Supremes, Smokey duty provide the fun as Val gets a sweating ( .Iran* Dunne—i hrs. J:« 1:11 f J-FIIm-rNsro ond tf» Burning of Rom ?—Laule—Dromo J—Film—Sorrowful Jones— Robinson ind the Miracles, Little Stevie Won- workout and underling Rocky lives like a king In Poverty War Glno Orvl—n mln. RED BANK ll-iri a Small World . Bob Hope-1 hr., 40 mln. der, the Temptations, Martha and the Van- as the club bartender. Males should also 7:» 7—Film—Fort Massacre- CARLTON- TREKTON -Dr. Stephen S. 1—My FavorlH Martian Joel McCreo—1 hr., 15 mln. cu Ballou 2:00: r:30: 8:3!. deltas, and Dusty Springfield. For those not check actress Nina Shipman playing a lady Castle, 29 Spring Ter., Red Bank, 4—Walt Dlsntf's World SAT. k SUS.-Cat Ballou 2:001 i;M in the know, "motown" is the name of a re- lieutenant 7—wagon Troln—Western 4—Open Mind—Discussion o:*0; 7:60: 10:00. has been appointed coordinator LUIGI'S 9-Flim—Kon TIM— 3:01 EATONTOWN cording label located in Detroit (Motor Town). 10-11 p.m. (4) - Jack Paar. (Repeat). of rural community action pro- ll-rSlogrophy—Documentary 1—People Will Talk— 7:53 to conclusion (11) — Baseball. The Beatrice Lillie, a treasure of t guest for Paar, HNE OwrJIe Ruggles— I hr., 20 mln. COMMUNITY— grams for the New Jers,ey Of- 1:0c Sh*nando»h 2:1(1; T:t5; S:t5. New York Yankees vs. the Cleveland Indians, sings one of her inimitable ditties, "There J-Ed Sullivan-Variety 4:15 BAT. k BUN.—Shenandoih 3:20; «:J0 fice of Economic Opportunity. Italian S—Breaking Point—Drama 2—Film—Emergency Squad- «:2O; 8:20: 10:20. from Yankee Stadium. Are Fairies at the Bottom of Our Garden," 1!—Pro Soccer William Henry—I hr., 40 mln. M:J0 p.m. (7) - FDR. "The Hundred and has some anecdotes to tell. Also, George The announcement was made l:» MONDAY DRIVE-IN- by L. O. Houstoun, Jr., associ- 4—Buckskin—wntern MORNINO PRI. BAT. k BUN.-rWhar« New Days." (Repeat). The feverish rash of action Gobel does one of his monologues, and surfing Restaurant 7—Broaeild'e—Comedy Pvmycti »:2»; 18.J0: Who'j dot tb. of those famous first hundred days following authority Bruce Brown and his surfing films, ate director of Hie OEO, who, f:Ot 7—News Action 10«}0. said Dr. Castle will succeed Dr. FULL »«^ 2—Twilight Zone-~Drama LONG BRANCH President Roosevelt's 1932 Inauguration, is the surprise delight of the hour, (color). t-Summer Semester Robert Zangrando of Rutgers. COURSE »^ *— Bonanza—Western captured here through the reverberation of 10-11 p.m. (7) - 12 O'clock High. "The S—Call Mr. D—Mystery 4—Education Exchange BARONET- Dr. ^.Castle will head a staff UP 7—Film—The Youna Sovages— J—Prelect Know—Education Uarrlue ltallui style 3:M>: T:oo FDR's stirring words and the boldness of his Mission." (Repeat). Absorbing episode. Most 7:00 10:,TO; Love His'Maw rtctt 3:00 that assists and encourages the Burt Lancaster—2 hrs. 8:15. unprecedented program for a country racked of the action takes place aboard the "Picci- II—Roller Derby ^—News and Weoitier BAT. * BUN.—Kiddie Show: Dond creation of public or non-profit •:» 4—Today with fear. dilly Lily," and Burt Brinckerhoff does very 5:00: Mirrlace Italian Style S:3S and anti-poverty organisations ALSO 5—Opinion in the Capital 7—Cartoons—Children 10:00: Love Hae Many races 4:49 8 to conclusion (I) — Baseball. The New well in an otherwise routine role of a 9^-Fllm—The Youhg Coruso— 7:M »:20. . and helps them design and oper- 5—Survey el t*e Arts troubled airman who finds his courage dur- COMI TO OUR Glna loffc*dgldo-90 mln. York Mets vs. the Philadelphia Phillies, from ate economic opportunity pro- )t:N in FREEHOLD Connie Mack Stadium, Philadelphia, (color)! ing a mission. PIZZA ROOM J—Candid Oomera l-Coptaln Kangaroo FREEHOLft- grams in rural communities of for family mi 4—Rofiue*—Drama 5—Sandy Becker—Children Shenandoth 2:20: T:20: »:3S. 8:J0-9:J0 p.m. (4) - Bob Hop* Theatre. 11-12:30 a.m. — Merv Griff In Show. Merv's the state. S—Community Dialogue 1:15 BAT. * SUN.—Shenandoah J:O0i 3:H "The Fliers." (Repeat). Good show, set in guest roster includes Buddy Hacket, singer- )I-Fllm—Of Mice and Men- J— King and Odle—Cartoons i-M; 7:55: 6:65. Dr. Castle teaches marketing Burgess Meredith—W mln. ASBURV PARK World War I, that tells the story of the air- actor Brock Peters, Broadway actress-singer Any order en th« menu 10: M 5— Romper Room—Children men and the glamor they mistakenly as- Fleury D'Antonakis, and comic Richard and advertising at Rutgers dur- J-Whafl My Line? 11—Laurel and Hardy LYRIC— may bt prepared to take lt:S5 •:M Whafa New Pussycat 5:11: J:M sociated with their role. is Pryor. ing the fall and winter terms. 5—Senate Report—Case I—Love Thot Boll I—Comedy excellent as a line soldier, transferred to the He is a graduate of Michigan out. . 11:00 4—Birthday House—Children 9:04; 11:0(1. 11:15-1 ».m. (7) - Nightlife. England's 2—News—Harry Reasoner 7—Gole Storm—Comedy BAT. ft SUN.-WuU'i New Puisirca* Escadrille (fyling corps), who cannot under- leading femaie rock V roll recording artist State University and has held 4-News-Merrlll Mueller 11-Jock La Lonne—Exereln 2:22; 4:M: 8;SO; 9:04; 11:08. stand the clubby, above-it-all attitude of the Cilia Black, vibes player Lionel Hampton, academic, marketing research, 1 5-^WIre Service—Drama MAYFAIR— fliers, (color). 7—News and Sports 7—News^BIII Owtii ' Harlow 2:10: 7:2(1: 8:3(1. Murray the K, Father Norman J. O'Connor and business consultant positions^ LUIGI f— Film—Mighty Ursus— BAT.—Kulow 3:00: t:16; 8:36; !:W 8:10-9:30 p.m. (M) — Symphony. (Re- who is known as "the jazr priest," and comic in New York and New Jersey.'' Ed Fury—90 mln. 7-Cal» Storm-Con'flnued 11:10. 11:10 •UN.—H»Plow_2:40;-.5:lUS; 7:35: »:M peat). Lukas Foss conducts the Buffalo Phil- Morty Gunty visit with host Les Crane to- He has "represented the state Of- 4-Wearher—Frank Field I—Jock Benny—Comedy harmonic Orchestra in a program of selections night. fice of Economic Opportunity in RBpft.NI. 741-9220 11:15 5—Topper—Comedy COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE ft Niwnan Spring*- Rood I—News—Dunn, Whltoker 7—Lone Ranger—Western SHORE DRIVE-IN including Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Ex- 11:10-1 a.m. (4) — Tonight Show. Accord- Ocean, Atlantic and Cape May 4-Locol News-Wilson Hall II—Racket Squad—Police Cartoons S:35; Shenandoah OUR, hibition," "Pithoprakta" by Yannis Xenakis ing to the schedule, it will be old home week Counties. Open 7 days a w«*k 7—Film—Halli ol Monteiuma— f:5S 12:50: Battle of Villa Florlts 11:00. 4—News—Bob Wilson SAT. k SUN. — Shtnandoah S:3J: and two motets by Orlando Lassus sung by on tonight's show as guest-host Joey Bishop lt:M 13:25; Battle of Villa riorlts 10:36. the Boy Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, Buf- welcomes two of his pals, Frank Sinatra and 3—News—Charles Kuralt FARMINGDALE EATONTOWN IT'S 4-Trum or Consequences-Gdme falo. Sammy Davis Jr., plus Sally Ann Howes, 5—Rim—Rlngj on Her Flnoers— FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- 9-9:30 p.m. (7) - Valentine's Day. (Re- (color). Henry Fonda-1 hr., 25 mln. FRI. SAT. 4: SUN.—Mlrrlate Itallin 7-Fllm—Black Moglc- Style 1:10; 12:K); TM) Chipmin Be- TRIPLE Orson Welles—90 m|n. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Itilliii -Code Three—Police NEPTUNE CITY ION NEPTUNE CITY— ATLANTIC- ililiil J—I Love Lucy—Comedy Bhenandoah 2:20; 7:30; 9:33 Lord Jim 7:O0: 9:30. 4-Whofs This Song?-Gome SAT.—ShcnandoUl 2:00; 4:10s; <:20: SAT.-Lord Jim 2:00; 7:05; 9:30. iSliilt 11—Star Theater—Drama 8:35; 10:46. BUN.-Art of Love 3:40: 7:00; 10:25 H:50 BUN Shenandoah 1:30: 1:40: 5:30: I/lveljr Bel 2:00; 5:20: 8:40. At The Movies "S" 9— Farm Report , ' BRADLEY BEACH KEANSBURG *—News—Edwin Newman PALACE- «-News.qnd Weather FRI. k SAT.—Marrlsn luiian Style CASINO- , By STEVEN H. SCHEUER ies" and I noticed the year of the PACKAGE II—Plnocctilo—Cartoon 2:20; 7:20; 9:20. FRI. * SAT.—Cinderella 1:35; 8:45; Queition — Were Uiere movie* film was listed as 1964 in the CONVENTION HALL BUN.—Marrlaje Italian Style 2:00; 9:39: Outllwl Is Coming 2:00: 1:05. J—Andy Griffith—Comedy 4:00; >:oo: 8:19; 10:00. BUN—Lord Jim 2:00; 4:80; 7:46. made this past year based on piper. Isn't that a bit soon for a GOODS * The RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS 4—Concentration—Gome - ' BELMAR MIDDLETOWN "My Three Sons" and "The Pat-film to be shown on TV? Also, o—Family Living—Sociology ty Duke Show?" These are among 11—Cartoons—Children RTVOLI- TOWN- who played the part of the young JAY and THE AMERICANS FRI. k SAT.—CU Ballou 2:25; 9:30. Shananduah 3:10; 7:10: 9:10. my favorite TV series and 1 French girl who followed Robert BAR 7—News—Bill Owen •UN.—I Saw What You Dm 2:45; •AT. * SITN.-Ohanuidoah 3:10: 4:10 inots reserved: MM, tus, $5.50, at box olllc* or- «:10; 9:38; Psycho 4:10; 7:35. would love to see films based Culp around?-iP. C, Fulton, Ky. ler'if stelnbacn's, Andlrson's Music Red Bank. 11:11 fl:15; l-.is; 10:15. ' House. Eatontown. Mall orders: Convention HQII, Asbury Parlc f-News SPRING LAKE HAZLET on them. When will they be re- Answer — "The Hanged Man" SANDWICHES Endoie stamped, sill-addressed envelope. R1TZ- leased? — W. K., Dyersburg, was a feature length film (two 2—McCoys—Comedy LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Main Srrttt, latontvmi 4—Jeopardy-Mjame Cat Ballou T:00: 9:00. >nn. hours) made expressly for TV SAT.-Cat Ballou 7:00: B:00; 11:00. FRI. SAT. k SUN.—Marriaie Itallin ot W.it Oolt, Fart MMttuuth BUN.—Cat Eallou 7:00; 9:00. Style «:IS; 1:00; Youniblood Hawk Anawer — Neither TV series and never had a theatrical re- BANCROFT MANASQUAN 10:30. lease prior to its TV showing. •or Hours M-PKMM Dwt. Ml OPPOSITE ROBARDS PLAZA- has been turned into a feature CALL I42-M44 ALGONQUIN- Bhenandoah 3:07; 7:20; 9:30. length fi/lm, nor are there any Brenda Scott played the long NEW YORK (AP) - Anne FRI. k SAT.-ahensJiloah >:X>; T:15; SAT.-Riensndoah 1:07: 4:0S; S:M haired, wide-eyed French girl Bancroft comes back to Broad- 9:15. 11:25; 10:30. plans to do so. However, Patty IT'S HAPPENING SUN.—Shenandoah J:5J; 1:00; 7:10; SUN._8henandoah 3:00: 3:59: S:tO Duke did make a film which will who followed Culp around like a way next season opposite Jason 9:15. 7:50; !: SAM BALDANZA comfort of our newly expanded tap room TAIL with Drawn Butter s.JS 1 DANCING... OOIJIKN FRIED JCMBO on the PIANO and have a real meal for a ch*ng« . . . and SHRIMPS with Tartar Sauce _ —.. J.78 > TOM DALTON a home-tiied cocktail if you with. You'li find Every Saturday to ... BROILED RWORDFISH STEAK a wonderful selection of seafood served in with Liemon Butter 4.60 and his BANJO MIXED SEA FOOD PLATTER wlUl the manner for which we are famous. Tartar Sauce . «*" "BANJOS ON "NICK and the VEL TONES" THE WEEKEND" Entrees ... OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Up Sizzling Steaks—Sea Food ROAST PRIME RDM Or BEEF with Nalurs] Gravy ....4.30 21 Wesr River Road BROILED HALF SPRING CHICK- EN with Crab-apple __ 3.2S RUMSON ROAST YOUNO TOM TURKEY LINCROFT INN with Cranberry Sauce .3.26 OHOPPED PRIME SIRLOIN OF EWMAN SPRINGS RD. I.JL31 FLANKED PRIME KIBI.OII* »t. 36 ot bridge 872-1174 Highland! STEAK with Bouquet ol Fresh 741 • 975S V«,-. eorj GRILLED VIRGINIA HAM8TEAK McDonald's hamburger with Hawaiian Pineapple Rlnjr ., _ 3.50 BROILED PniME SIRLOIN STEAK wllh Mushroom Caps 5.00 SLICED DELMONICO STEAK with IT'S TIME ... Katural Gravy ..:;.„.:_„„;: 4.29 CHOICE BEEF STEAK TIPS en A Broohette 8.78 §nn FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES POTATOES DV JOCK BINGHAM AVE. of OCEANIC BRIDGE—842-2200 TOSSED GREEN SALAD WITH VOtJR CHOICE OF DBESSWO , . re sjl>co¥*r HOT ROLLS -RUMSON- good •otlna KNITTLES Desserts . . . • LUNCH • ASSORTED HOME BAKED PIES CHOICE OF ICE CREAM SEAFOOD MON. ta FRI. CHOCOLATE SUNDAE Cedar Inn SIIERHET FRUIT JEI.LO 11:30 fo 2:30 BTnAMMEBKY PAKFAIT BISCUIT TORTONI Youngsters love McDonald's Hamburgers—and you MELON IN SEASON PRIME RIBS • DINNER • BAKKD APPLE will, tool They are made of 100% pure beef—not CUP CUSTARD COUPE ST. JACQUES frozen itieot—but top quality beef ground fresh daily. facilities 5 p.m. DAILY "WALLY" At th» Pitno «nd Org.n POT OF COFFEE They're served hot off the grill on toasted bun—the .' 'or SUN. at NOON N I SKT LY HOMOGENIZED MILK way you like 'em best. Everything at McDonald's is so Banquets TEA with Lemon or Oream inviting ... so spotlessly clean. Come in for the tastiest Weddings SERVED food in town at prices that please) Luncheons - Dinners and SEAFOOD—STEAKS—CHOPS 6:30 to 9:30 P.M. Social Functions "All Food Cooked to Order" (Closed Mondays titM Lunch) "LATI MR SNACKS"—OUR »AR look tor tht goldtn archet IXCILS IN M|«D DRINKS FOR NIGHTLY Our fsed it ntv.r .xc.ll.d. DANCING Your holts, G.orq. CANDY and Alict Wtbb Me Donald's HER BEAUS HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN COMPLETE IANOUET FACILITIES ROUTE 36 . HIGHLANDS AVON INN (Just North of Five Comers) 872-1351 ON THI OCEAN • AVON DINE ON THE BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK Closed Thursday •WiorvaliMu: Coll 77t-tlM ' provided for the migrant* u« the THE DAILY REGISTER MCOSS Begins Summer same as those available to th'lunch? Moisten ti* itlaA with year-round population in MCOSS oil-end- vinegar dfetdnf* Rotary Adds Migrant Health Program service ar«tt. To remove tfa» lacquer from * Hie volunteer committee, head- copper mold, place U>« mold in a RED BANK - Six ttops are msjdng otbftr prennrinary ac* ed by Mrs. SpeUman, includes solution of boiling water and Two Members on the itinerary of the MODrangcoient- s for the annual sum Mrs. Arthur Cone, Jr., and Mrs. baking soda «nd Wl for a mouth County Organization tor mer heaitJi tour, sponsored joint- RED BAMC — TT» Red bank Albert NetbaiB, Colts Neck; Mn. couple of minutes. Reroov* hie Social Service migrant health ly by MCOSS and the state Health mold from the water and peel Rotary Gli*>. has accepted two service for this summer. The or- A. R. Gitman, Lincroft; Dr. Department. off the lacquer. new. member*, both of whom ganization started its tour of James Parker, Sr., and Dr. Ir- Dr. Anthony T. Micale of Nep- , trvnafeffisd nwnifoeratap from Western Monmouth County win Polk, Red Bank; Miss Anne tune Township will be the phy- other Rotaries. Wednesday in Howdl Township. J, Raker, Rumson, and Mrs. Isi- sician assigned to the mobile dor Perlman of ImUysrtown. Arthur Erfwck If « former The 1995 summer program to clinic. He will provide checkups m«n*er and pa»t president erf the bring protective health services for the children under six, (hots Among its duties are assisting Vrial CSty o)ii>. H« now lives in to the migrant agricultural work- for polio, whooping cough, diph- the professional staff on the clin- ic nights, distributing wearable WHY PAY Runuon and i» At retired pro- ers got under way at -Arvida theria, and tetahus and tubercu- prietor of * pharmacy. lin tests. Children 6 to 18 years used clothing,, and making pre- Farms, Lakewood-Allemvood Rd., liminary plani. This year a fund Howeli Township, when the of age will be offered Immuniza- MORE? Harold Sterling, a vice presi- f ' ...•-...• the Protestant Chaplains dent at the Momnouth County nurses, physician, and volunteers tions for polio and all persons 6 from at Fort Monanoutih, rep- Nation*! Bank, now employe in set up a clinic station in a barn yean of age and over can geFunt d resenting a coHection taken dur- tiw.hank'a main office, here, u at the flower farm. tetanus and diphtheria shots and bkxtf and tuberculin tests. ing the vacation Bible school, • fomwr m«fi*er of (he Long Next Wednesday night. MCOSS Branch Rotary, State Health Department staff will be used to purchase layettes will start the trailer clinic on its and vitamins for distribution at summer rounds, parking it on the members assist in . the adult health program. *e cKnia. Good used clothing grounds of the West Freehold MCOSS started the migrant also provided by the Girl School, Rt 537, Freehold town- Scouts of Long Branch. ship. health program in 1981, purchas- Other Wednesday stops will In- ing a trailer in order to make The summer migrant program clude-Aug. 11, Millstone Bret it possible to transport the faha- s been in operation four years. Aid, Perrinevttle; Aug. 18, opcilitie- s to the farm belt and bring Last year a total of m persons posite IinJaystown post office, health care closer to where the of at ages were cairedfor at the migrants live and work. Funds mobile clinic. MIDDLETOWN 1 Upper Freehold Township; Aug. WATSON! NEW DIRECTORY — Mn. Charl*» C. Sohock, Jr., Sea Girt, » vie * pfewcUntof+fie 25, Log Cabin Service Station, for the trailer purchase were giv- Route 3S and W«lfar* CoiincW ;of-Monmou'HvCe, tnln tin, WtMwi: No imp. Millar AC-DC HMiorc, W KV» a iU M KVA TlTiM- WMIMM liuf, 7H KVA IWtr Spot, mld- microwave communication. Afte Mt trtlM. Ortlii: (1) 17" Dtltg, ] iplndli II" a (1) is1.' Wilktr Turmr, H" CMit»l«. Paint Spray: JWxf Spray BMtti, T«M»; drying room ttie waT he returned io systems Will cir Mtfcr. Jam. Racuw Hock, D*|tg TeHi. MU»II»IMIII: IIMRI maintenance engineering on CMmtr, FUrti, Tim ClKft, e«nk» Bill * Dlic loniir, I" stioptr, 1 0«blMn< imth Orlndin, KO. LM TMI ond Culttr •rlmUr, #> Bui- crossbar dial systems, and later Mi H«i« Iremnrkir, «"»«•• sniKa Falls LIHI stect—ShHh, nance engineering on twitching i«rt. Alton «ft. oma: Hum Ifttl onu. Chain, M aiWH and signaling systems. I.I.M. IIKMC Typfwrltir. In his present position he Is •8al« managed br WaltW Rinck (ml Jarry Doyla responsible for systems engineer- than a tromechanical and electronic II private branch exchange system*, I key telephone systems and spe- j|cial service projects. Come to play or to watch Mr. Breen has been granted your fav6rlte golf stars \n I four patents for inventions in the IPBX field. He is a member of the exciting. Thunderbird I the electrical engineering honor Golf Tournament-July 29 society Eta Kappa Nu. He re- to August 1 at the West- 'ceived the E. E. degree from chester Country Club, Har- You'd think we might to a little smug about font's I Cornell University in 1930. DECORATING riion, N.Y, record-breaking sales this summer. But frankly, we're CONSULTANT out for more—lots more! So we're offering eye-popping ' i .'. without deals on big, beautiful Fords with luxury features like obligation I WlONrGOMTRY the most costly cars. Come sample for yourself the ride WARD proved quieter than Rolls-Royce.* And try to hold back Decorating Becomes a delight, your whoop when you check the Summer Success Sale instead of a problem, when one It's sponsored for chirtty by savings! Ford Dealers in the aret shown of our talented decorators comes RIVERSIDE here, If you can't come and see *Lt«dlng acoustical consultants conducted tests in which 1965 Forda (Galtpi* 'W on the scene. Whether you're plan- it, wstch it over ABC-TV from 500 Sedan, XL and LTD Hardtop*) with 289-cu. In. V-8«ngin«t and automatic trantmiationa rodt qulttar than • new Roll*.Royc«, That* Ult» wara earKfiid ning an entire home . . . one room ... or even 100% REBUILT 5-6 p.m. E.D.T. by th« U.S. Auto Club. a single, piece ,. . our decorating service is yours for ENGINES the asking, at no cost. Take advantage of it... soon! • Ovff 200 brand Mvr port imtolted • • fn* 300-mllt dieck • Intollellon ovoilabl. 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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1965 7c PER COPY Council Weighing Purchase Of Matawan Parking Area MATAWAN — Merchants hen for parking without cost to- the the extension and construct the T!ie owners indicated that park- to discuss location of a.jtore in will get their answer Thursda; borough. new road. ing facilities are the key to ob- the business district; as to whether Borough Counc No Estimate Some officials offered a guess taining financing for the new The mayor said t food ttore " will provide public parking fa- that the project could run more store. •' was vital to the business district oilities in the business district. Although no one could estimate the amount of land that would be than $50,000. Mayor Hyrne.said it would take and that merchants would not Council is expected to hold,a care whether it w&s Shop-Rit« or made available for parking, some James Ruf, of Jersey City, a at least a year to acquire the agenda meeting Wednesday nigh merchants said they believe that property originally suggested by Foodtown.' at whidh time it will consider supermarket designer, . retained there would be room for more than by the Gusmarcal Corp., owners the merchants. Merchants Immediately ques- new proposal to extend Jaoksoi 100 cars, »-, -.-.- St., to Mill St., a distance 6 of the Foodtown market, said "In" the discussion, Mr. Hyrne tioned" whether ShojuRit* would approximately 650 feet. No figures were available on his clients need parking space disclosed that he had an appoint- consider moving into the district Businessmen feel that this ex what it would cost the borough for at least 150 cars if they ment Sunday with a represents without adequate parking facili- tension will provide sufficient lane to acquire the right of way for were to rebuild here. tive of Shop-Rite Supermarkets ties. between the street and the reai of Main St., stores to ease th critical shortage of parking space. This idea is an outgrowtih o more than two hours discusstoi ast night on a proposal thai had been advanced by the Bus CHIEFS CHECK UP — Red Batik Fira Chief Calvin Carhart, right, and Second Assis- newsmen's Association Tuesday tant Chief Frank Mana begin the annual inspection of fire equipment at Rivemew night, asking council to buy five parcels of land behind Main St. Won't Affect Long Branch Hospital. With thorn.is tho hospital's ehi»f engineer, Alfred C. Farr.y. ' , for a 160-car parking lot. • New Store LONG BRANCH — Although the Shrewsbury Riverfront "Once we sell the property it's private development and all The .merchants argued that t!h Apartments, part of the controversial riverfront development, the resppnsibilities are on the developer," Mr. Schulz stated. owners of the Foodtown Super- has, been turned over to the mortgage holder, the cky Is in no Mr. Schulz acknowledged that "1h« renting; has been ilow" 30 Head Start Children market ' which was destroyed by way affected, says John E, Schulz, executive director of the at Uie development but said that Mr. Handler did not declare fire last, week wanted to r^budl Housing Authority. bankruptcy. ' on the. existing store site if-suf- Gerald Baroff, a member of Baroff and Elin Associates, Mr. Baroff said some repairs would have to b« made to Holmdel State Park ficient parking facilities could be East Orange, confirmed reports that the development has been the units. , provided by the borough. turned over to the First National State Bank of Newark which Due to be built on the 97-acre riverfront project ar« 182 HOLMDEL — Thirty youngsters enrolled Nature become history as they learned Construction of the new market had held the mortgage. Mr. Baroff said his firm has been one-family homes, a marina and commercial complex tnd four In the Red Bank Head Start program took that the cherry birch tree was once used to — increased in size over the old selected to serve as rental agent for the 270-unit apartment recreation areas. their first out-of-town trip yesterday and the make birch beer, and the leaf of the spice one, would require land tha development. The apartments were completed last year. county park here had its youngest group of bush had been ground for use as a seasoning. previously had been used for store The project was abandoned about a month ago by the Besides Mr. Handler, principals in the Shrewsbury Develop- nature walkers to date. Nature became a fairy tale as they saw parking. developer. Mark Handler of Newark, Mr. Baroff said. ment Co., which turned the project over to the bank, are Charles • The River Street classrooms, where the the mushrooms growing in a circle called a Tentative plans call for con- Mr. Schulz yesterday said that since the mortgage and Handler, a Newark attorney and father of Mark; Benjamin children meet each morning, were orderly but fairy ring. struction Of a 16,000 square-foot Steinberg, a Newark realtor, and Lionel K, Levy, a New York store. taxes are guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration, buzzing at 9:30 as the children found partners "Some people beliesve that this is where the the city could not stand to lose. architect and general developer of the $8 million Shrewtbury and began to pile into the cars of the volunteer fairies come at night to sit and talk over their Businessmen said that parking The property was sold to Mr. Handler In April, 1963 by the development project. chauffeurs. problems," their guide explained. epace was essential or else the Housing Authority for about $250,000, Mr. Schulz said. The sum Mark Handler is the owner of the Eaton Crest garden supermarket would be built else- Nature became history as they learned was the appraised value of the land, he added. apartment development in Eatontown. The drivers had been recruited by the down a woodchuck hole and heard that other where to the detriment of me volunteer committee of the Monmouth Com- animals often invade the chuck's home and he business district. munity Action Program, county administrative wakes up to find unwelcome guests sharing Dean Boorman, borough mastei agency for the Economic Opportunity Act his bedroom. plan consultant, informed th Swim Ban which provided for Head Start funds.'; No amount of rapping and calling suc- merchants that construction of a m. Park official,, William Canning, freehold • ceeded in-persuading the woodchuck to look parking lot on the five parcel 1 Continues At Wtwnship, greeted the group and explained .-•, out at his young visitors. located in the Jackson St., Ravine marin«*«ll pitcher on April string, over the Pirates to 23 was 8-6, 10-12, 6-1. aerial defense against the Bears, RED BANK — Anyone inter- the years 1967 through 1970. Jordan of Tulsa. Jordan snatched 11. they, promised the Indians Wes Covington doubled home Emerson's opponent tomorrow who had scoring tosses also ested in becoming a basketball Meanwhile, WHN will continue TRANSMISSION a BuWoh pass in the second quar- either » player or an undis- two runs in the eighth inning at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club flipped by veteran quarterbacks oficla! for the 1965-6S year must to carry the. New York Mets ter with the Bears ahead, 21-0. closed amount of cash. while Pat Corrales singled and will be Jim McManus, Berkeley, Bill Wade and Rudy BuWch. have their application recorded broadcasts through the nest sea- ^SPECIALISTS! Tha Cubs oan turn over the scored on Cookie Rojas' fifth- Calif., southpaw, who upset the Standouts for the All-Stars were Quarterbadcs John Harte of by Sept. 1. The application must son, the last on its three-year SERVICE pflayer at any time, but the deal Inning single and doubled in a English left-hander, Roger Tay- Roger Staubaeh, Navy quarter- Notre Dame and Craig Morton be accompanied by a doctor's contract. most likely won't be completed run in the eighth. lor, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. baok, linebacker Dkft Buttons of of California had less success certificate and a $20 fee for the AAMCO OVERHAUL until after the season is over. If Culp's 10 strikeouts plus 16 by Taylor was fourth seeded and Illinois, and offensive end Fred than Staubaeh in evading the cadet program. Cleveland Indian Coach Georgi CONSISTS OF MoManus eighth. BiletnSkoff of Florida State. fierce rushing Bear line. Further information may be Strickland compiled a .224 bat • SMIJ • Dints • BJWIJ • CMrtM obtained from Bill Carlone, 26 ting average for 971 major leagu .e»$kitj.O-Rinn.LI»S«*l» In the two women's quarter- Stauhach Wins Job team was given tha ball finals, Billie Jean Moffitt, the de- Staubaeh apparently won the Madison Ave., Red Bank. games. • Ttnsttynhtn on its 30-yard line for 12 suoces Wet InchtdM Oil jml UIM fending champion from Long starting quarterback job against Beach, Calif, and Julie HeJdman s3ve plays before yielding posses- SO Day H 4O0S nil* fiiMMtN White Sox Top the Browns with his performance, CDEC Twin* *M* TM of New York earned semi-final which included a 30-yard ton* sion. spots against each other. BARRETT rncc iritptctiM cWwn pass to BWetnikoff. Irtndod Ounrortw an* AvolloWa Billie Jean did it with neatness Staubach, who kept the Bear UFITIMf 6UAMNTH and dispatch, 6-3, 6-1 over Mary defense loose with his scrambling Grid Registry Cleveland, 9-4 Ann Eisel of St. Louis. Fourth- RARITAN — Registration for seeded Julie scored a ragged 6-3, seventh-seeded Gerrard's high the Raritan-Holmdel 8-15 Pop AAMCO It's taken John Romano In tti* only other American 2-6, 8-6 victory over Justina kicking second service a problem. Warner Football League will be SERVICE months to get back into >ague same* Thursday, Bos- Brteka td St. Louis, finally hold- He continually backed off to take held Sunday and Sunday, Aug. 8 FranJc Ported TRAJtSMISSWUS swing of thongs which keeps his on downed Kansas City 6-4 and ing service in the last game af- it on his forehand, then powered from 2-4 p.m. at tha Middle Road timetable considerably ahead of •Jew York tamed Detroit 7-3. ter the, girds traded six straight it wildly. School and Beers Street School. service breaks. Ostn I a.m. I* 5 p.m. the one maintained by the Chi Frank Malzone's pinch doubde The sting went out.of Gerrard's All boys between the ages of Red Bank Tire Co. in E. NEWMAN SPRINOS KB. Emerson, concentration service in the third set and Emer- nine and 13 and weighing be RED BANK-Coii Ml-SM ugo White Sox' fror\t office. lelivered two runs in a five-run SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747-3404 >M Railroad An., Mniry I Romano walloped two home led Sox seventh inning rally wavering after long months on son raced through him for the tween 80 and 115 pounds are eli- Open Monday thru Friday—8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. Call rrut» runs and drove in five runs hat got Boston past the Athlet- Hie tournament trail, found the match. , ' gible to register. Thursday night as the White Sox es. Jdm Gosger's single and two|| whacked devedand 9-4. acrifice flies produced the oth- That was th« kind of hitting :r runs as Boston broke loose II the White Sox. expected when igainst Diego Segui and Don|j they reclaimed the hefty catch- .loss*. er from Cleveland In a three- Bob Duliba, 2-2, who pitched IJ way trade last winter. John had ve innings of three-hit relief, grown up la the Chicago system iras the winner. Mossi, 5-4, took || but was traded to the Indians in he loss. 1960 after only one full season Joe Papitone slammed a padcl with the White Sox. f two-run homers and Mel Stot- do you own a gun? Romano developed Into one of lemyre scattered 11 hits for his the league's lop catchers play- 2th victory of the year as • 30-Up ftitura ract for I cord with the National Police Officers Association rec- $556,386. port, sell, repair or collect firearms of any size, shape or ARDC ntidgati. Top itiri tuchj Tommy Agee. In addition to ommendation, simplify the 20,000 state and local laws •I Lin Duncan, Dutch Scha*f*r, 1 caliber. This bill would ultimately deny you the right to Carreon, the Indians received already in effect. •outfielder Rocky Colavito from Ernia McCoy tnd many oth«rs,| own or buy a gun ever again! Kansas City. Chicago sweetened plui • 30-lap modidd-iporh- the Athletics' pot by adding mm itock car faitura and a 25- THESE ACTIONS WOULD GET TO THE HEART OF THE pitcher Fred Talbot later. lap novtc* main 9v*ni. THREE] MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! Romano started slowly with BI& FEATURES ON AMERICA'S I PROBLEM . . .without abolishing your Constitutional

WHY? TELL HIM YOU ARE FOR H.R. 5642. Because it pro- pOSes Severe^lfnaiTiev~n^J=5tTyoTT5==u3TT^~^^gi^^tiV=ifes= BECAUSE, as the National Conference of Commission- commission of a crime. Because it hits the target. Be-Y ers on Uniform State Laws has resolved: "No legisla- cause it will curb criminal use of firearms. tion can prevent gangsters or other criminals from secur- ing and using guns." WRITE RIGHT NOW! IT'S THE BECAUSE . . . 98% of all fatal accidents result from automobile, train, and plane wrecks . . . from contact ONLY WAY YOU CAN MAKE sports, falls, drownings, burns, etc. (National Safety Council) YOUR VOICE HEARD! AND BECAUSE ... 88% of all aggravated assaults are com- TOMORROW MAY BE mitted by cutting or stabbing, blunt objects, fists and DO IT EASILY WITH A LOW-COST feet. (1963 FBI Crime Report) TOO LATE! U'HAUL RENTAL TRAILER To accomplish even a portion of what its sponsors in- tend, the law would also have to legislate against knives, SPONSORED BYt Sava mar and bar on your c«r by rtnilno a U-HAUL trailer to razors, ice picks, hatchets, hammers, axes, baseball lia«lpl«ntiand garden lupplie. bats, rolling pins, rocks, autos, trains, planes, matches, MONMOUTH COUNTY RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB Cholct sf «?ZM to fit your Job. ladders, swimming pools, oceans, football . . . even HHcnfurnlihtd. hands and feet! 73 Larchwood Ave., West Long Branch, N. J. BUD'S GULF SERVICE IMPOSSIBLE! RIDICULOUS! ABSURD! Write To: HON. JAMES HOWARD 756 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN HOUSE OFFICE BLDG. PHONE 741-9609 AND SO IS THIS PROPOSED LEGISLATION! WASHINGTON, D. C. Tiremen in State Final Sunday THE DAILY REGISTER " Friday, July 30,1965-17 PARSIPPANY - Red Bank In go, there will have to be a Three of the Tiremen's non- Mrs. Cki's 77 Wraps Tire Co. will meet tie Parsip- best two-out-of-three game play- league victories have come in pany Tomahawks in the final off series. this tournament. They defeated round of the New Jersey State Jules Tire, 8-1, last Sunday to National Baseball Congress The Old Union House team, advance into the finals. Up Women's Golf Title tournament here Sunday after- which later became known as Righthander Joe Elliott, who Red Bank Tire Co.. made the HOLLYWOOD — Mrs. Pat Cl-three-club, three Monmouth Park Entries two previous 81s. Mr». Oliver Vietor, Rum- ion —- 83-6O-B7—-J50 Mrs. William Tracy of Essex Ur% ST. Kip Finch, New IN THE SORORITY— Native Street, daughter of Native Dancer, is the probable First Race—Purse $3000 2 y.o. Mdn til Clg 5'/, furFourth Race-Purse (4000 3 & 4 y.o. fll. Mdn f fur Canaan. Conn. >._ -...83-79-8S—JM S. x)Make or Break 115 Patterson 4-1 Fells, the defending champion, Miss Owen Pollante, Cedar favorite for the $100,000 Sorority Stakes at Monmwth Park tomorrow. In -a final work- 1. Limited War 117 NB 15-1 finished in a four-way tie for Brook, N.Y 81-86-81—151 2. Romantic Singer 117 NB 10-1 I. Tossed 115 Alvarez 10-1 Mils Kathy Llnney, Plain- Held „ ...i4-«4-8J_2ia out yesterday the ipeedy unbeaten fi'liy w«ni five furlongs in 0:59 with Bill Holborn in S. Queens Myth 117 Korte W 10. z)Llttle Dynamite 115 Perna 4-1 fourth with a 250 total. She tt carded an 81 yesterday. Mn. Irving Kan/man, the saddle. She u -trained by former professional football star Les Lear. 4. Lovely Sheila 110 Guerra 20-1 a)F. W. Hooper entry Century, L. 1 83J3-ST—S53 Best of the local finishers was Uri. Anthony Der Dreys- 5. Dainty Diane 112 Whlteman 20-1 i)Mr«. & J. F. Stoll entry pool, Falrvlew, N. Y. _«-8S-!l—iSS 8. Esther 117 NB 19-1 Mrs. Oliver Vietor of Rumson, Mr». Thomu MoDarby, Deal 83-j2,92—!ST 7. Adaptable Miss 117 Kassen 1-1 Fifth Race-Purae $3500 3 y.o. Clg 1 I/IS mlle« one of the three to tie MrsMr». . Norman Kelly, 8. Beau Mink 112 Pearl 8-1 Tracy for fourth. Mrs. Vietor Bomenet Hills J4-9O-83—J57 "Native Street is Favorite 1. Char Lady 105 Whlteman Mn. Richard Newman, 115 Korte 4-1 9. Heart Warmer had rounds of 83 (Rumson), 80 ~ raldburn J7-8M8—251 117 Zakoor 10-1 2. Me Cavan 107 Kelley 10-1 It. Crown Dancer 3. Blue Mallet 111 Patterson 8-1 (Deal) and 87 (Hollywood) in theMn William Sullivan, 11. Florida Print 108 Pearl 12-1 Deal 86-88.8*—289 115 Alvarei -4. Sarmann 116 Kassen 4-1 MM. Henry Doubllet, InTomorrow'sSororityStakes 12. Madel 6-1 5. Rudy Rullah 119 Alvarez 6-1 Hollywood J4-88-87-55J ae Irish Tan 117 NB Other Local Scores 115 Korte 10-1 6. Sister Boma 109 Pearl 2-; Mn. Ceaiar Klmmel, OCEANiPORT - On the eve of As far as could be determined the Astoria Stakes. ae Ann's Mink 8-1 7. Tim Tarn Gal 114 Kallal s-: Hollywood ____»0-8O-8J—28» Value 106 Kelley Monmouth Kn. Joseph Rudnlk, dosing entries for the 10th runth-e prospective lineup remains Other rated as likely to be 24-1 8. Grey Ruler 11« NB 1M Jumping Brook 8MM»—373 pretty much as. was outlined ae Best Flame 117 Kallal 2-1 Mrs. Jlyman Wlnlk, Holly- ning of the Sorority Stakes at under colors are Lyvette, Inyala, Sixth Race-Purse $5000 J y.o. fU allow ( furlongs wood ...JS-W89-273 earilier in the week. A dozen to Second Race-Purse $3M0 1 y.o. fillies Clg ( fur Mn. Donald. Lawes, Jr., Monmouth Park, the size of the15 are considered probables, Nancy's Pride, Char Song, Rea- 1. Method Actress 116 Kallal Results Rumion •S-90.es—271 field is someaiing.no one seems son to Earn, Hurry Star, Storm 1. Miss Niagara 109 Pearl M 2. Cavans Rose 118 Patterson 1ST—Clmg; 2 yrs; 5'-i 1; off 2:O3H Mr«. Charles Lewis, Deal ...94-83-90—277 while, the number of supple- 2. Dove Hunt 112 Patterson «-l Fleet Rhymer ICultn'ne) lff.60 6.00 3.2fl Mrr. Waller Olllelle, capable of predicting with any mentary entrants may run from Brewing, Choke Point and Stylish 3. Chesapeake Lady 114 Perna Fireball Robert (Purl) .... • ~- - ~- Beacon Hill ^2-M-82—27I 3. Angelia Mia 112 NB 8-1 4. Street Show 112 KB Inhind (Brooks) — Low Net Score* degree of accuracy. three to five. I-lillH, Also — Hank B, Mr!. Alexandra .230.30-225 Needle. 4. Little Brls 112 Perna 15-1 5. Lightning Miss US Pearl MM. SulltVRn .. 2S9-33-128 5. Whirling Mom 112 Kallal 6-1 McSwIigan. Baked Apple, PlerMH, Mrs. Dreyspool — 2»2T—22» Under the conditions of the It was reliably reported tha Wayne Chambers is listed as «. Miss Dickey 118 Boulmetls Split Jlorie. Johnny Chrli, Little Ty- race, supplementary nominations 6. Noonday Lady 112 Zahoor 8-1 coon. Op*n Jffnded. the racing department had beer the probable jockey on two mem- 7. Port Maiden 114 McCurdy 5-2 2D— drug: 4-uo; 8 I; off 2:32',). may be made up until the time Seventh Race—Purse $5000 2 y.o. allow Hi fur Yea Man (Gonzalez* ....11.60 4.60 3-2. By SAM U-DRIVE . . . Call EVENINGS 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. •' mo. Baltimore 58 40 .592 4 Cincinnati ... 57 44 .564 300 ATHLETES CANT BE WRONG Cleveland 37 41 .582 5 Milwaukee - 54 43 .557 FRIDAY 775-1515,222-3299,747-2121 Registration It Now Being Accepted Detroit 55 42 .567 6^ San Francisco 53 43 .552 Call 842-0232—747-5394—842-3426 Crown Dancer Chicago 53 44 .546 8^ Philadelphia 52 48 .520 6' Crown Dancer • 1500 OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT' Romantic Singer Adaptable Miss UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF BOB OSGOODBT New York 50 53 .485 H\i St. Louis 50 50 .500 8! Adaptable Miss , Romantic Singer Los Angeles . 46 54 .460 17 Pittsburgh „ 51 52 .495 9 Whirling Mom Dove Hunt Washington .... 43 58 .426 20%Chicago ..._ 49 55 .471 ll>/4 Crafty Courier Whirling Mom Boston 37 62 .374 251,Houston4 . 43 55 .439 14^ Dove Hunt Crafty Courier Kansas City . 32 63 .337 28VS New York 33 6S .324 Perfect Zip Perfect 2p Thursday's Results Thursday'! Results Petite Astre Petite Astre American Breeze Boston 6, Kansas City 4 New York 14-1, Chicago 0-2 Tahi New York 7, Detroit 3 2nd game 12 innings Holli Dawn Make or Break Chicago 9, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 0 Another Spin Santa Glna Make or Break Holli Dawn Only games scheduled i Today's Games Today's Games New York at Philadelphia, N Blue Mallet Blue Mallet Cleveland at New York, N Chicago at Pittsburgh, N Sarmann Sarmann Detroit at Chicago, N Houston at Cincinnati, N • Tim Tarn Gal Tim Tarn Gal Baltimore at Minnesota, N Los Angeles ait St. Louis, N Miss Dickey Miss Dickey Washington at Kansas City, N San Francisco at Milwaukee, Chesapeake Lady Cavans Rose Boston at Los Angeles, N N ' Lightning Miss Chesapeake Lady Model Fool Buckpasser Buckpasser Model Fool Sailor Cap Timely Move Knobs Sunshine Way Tunnel Hill Tunnel Hill 8 Sunshineway Family Image: Reentry Runspurtytoo Consecrate Realism Realism Consecrate EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES Limited War, Irish Tan,"Ann's Mink, Value J. 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SPECIALS - SKYLARKS T- IE SABBES $1895 $1795 FULL. 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE I9S3 CHEVROLiT 1964 FORD IMPAU WASON COUNTRY SQUIRE WASON ON EVERY CAR AT Automatic trwummlon, oower «tMr- Automatic ircnfmlsslofl, radio, pow- WILDCATS - ELECTRAS - RIVIERAS Ing, aid brakn. radio omi heatir. er tleerlng, air condllloned. $1995 $2295

AND 1963 FORD GALAXIE 1963 CORVAIR 100 . TWODOOR HARDTOP MONZA COUPE Automotlc tronimltalon, radio ond four-speed transrnlistan, radio, heot- $ heoter, power steering. er, bucket watt. OPEL KADETT *T 1655 $1695 $1495 MAIN 5TREET£H'WAYNO.18-MATAWAN 1963 CHEVY II 1963 BUICK SKYLARK NOVA HARDTOP TWO-DOOR HARDTOP Automatic tronimlulon, radio Automatic tranlmlliion, pewor Iteer- heottr. Very^eon. Ing, radio end heater. OUR WEEKLY BONUS BUY! $1495 $1995 I960 THUNDERBIRD 1959 CHEVROLET RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE NEW 1965 BUICK LE SABRE Automotlc Irontmlsslon, radio onO: 341 englee, radio and heoterv £ MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER heater, power steering and brake*. •leering. 4-DOOR SEDAN $1095 $795 •urguneJy oxtorior, tnjilt .firtorl- 1963 Volktwagsn $1295 1958 MSA R'drter $795 TOP USED CAR BUYS Twc-door •r. Srandiff oo;ui»fh«rf plus. 1961 Ch.vroltvt $795 -SPORTS CAR SPECIAL- •utti***" mirror, beck-up lighti, l962Ch»/rc

DOMESTIC SPECIALS BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY '63 BUICK '64 PONTIAC USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM I* S«br» eonvtrtiblt •1895 T.mpeit, four-door Full powar, on* own«r, Rt. U it Monmoufh Re). Rout. 36 Autometic. 741.6200 OPEN EVENINGS WEST LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN MM 126 542-1000 '61 T-BIRO '63 FORD OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Convirtibl* '1495 FairUn* BOO, two-Joor Power, VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. Low Hffi BU1CK LB BABM! — Kicellent mllMK*, txcllem eondiUon. 1975. Cftll condition Prlvite owner will trnnfe tn-3062. nmuidnr. di 74M2W. 1959 PLVMOUTH WAOON — V-!. auto- RAMBLER — 1062 — Custom cl«»»lc. 1963 Rambler American i>arf.c» condition $725 matic, powfer itterinr. Two mounted Excellent condition. Eldlo, heater, inowtlrc. >>M AV&llablt. But offer. whlte-willi, two >now-tlre«. BtindMil r»l>»n>J».)on. Mmt sell f«M. 2«<-8Se«. c*u m-owc. i 1960 AusJfn Healey 3000 M R...».r $1095 1M3 CORVA1H, apyat, Coupe, four- 1»7 MERCURY two-door twrdtop V-8. speed. Reduced. McCARthy Chevrolet. Automitlc. U00. Oil 59M101. 7S7-3195. 1965 VW- Convertible R.«ndi«oB.d, n.w t«P $1195 AUTOS FOX SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1959 VW Sunroof n»eondifioind, vary good $695 1963 White Volkswagen u* »«..,. £2£2550 V MURPHY & DAVISON BAYSHORE Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. Says: "WE MUST BE DOING MANY GOOD USED CARS WAY BELOW TfflL BRINGS TO YOU THE WORLD'S SOMETHING RIGHT" 872-0500 TO BE THE SHORE AREA'S FINEST AUTOMOBILE... RT. 34 I SCENIC DR. HI&HLANDS. N. J. NO. I CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH DEALER i : FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF WAVERLY MOTORS, INC. MERCEDES-BENZ BRAND NEW 1965 CHRYSLERS — PLYMOUTHS Continuing a proud SL— IMPERIALS tradition to back it up." Wr don't proc«it to b« th» friendliest dealer ifi town. We only try to lave you $$$ and GRAND OPENING SALE! keep you happy . . . 10 why pay those high local prices? Come toBayshore and see why •\\ we can deliver for less. '64 Volkswagen '62 Volkswagen Sun Roof, Radio and baatar, Sadan. Radio and haater, ntw r ~\ rubber. whit.walli. Dark gr««n. NOTHING DOWN Sharp buy Excallsnt at $1095 condition. $1295 As LQW AS '57 Mercedes '60 Hillman Benz 220 Minx four-door leden. Black Sedan. Excellent eondiri.n, with red Interior. new rubber. No money down. New Full rubb.r. $495 IVIAR-. WARRANTY Ov.r 150 Price $725 '••'•• or Naw & Usad 50,000 MILES Chryjl.n 4 Plymouth] '62 Chevrolet '64 Cadi I Imm.di.ta D.liv.ry lit Ptym.nt in Sept. Convertible,. Factory air eon* lmp*!a convertible. Sin cylin- dittonid, full power, six-way '43 FALCON conv.rtibl* 'H PLYMOUTH eonv.rtibla der, automatic, power iteering, ie«t. Blaclc with r«d Utthvr '43 TEMPEST L.M«nt , ' '41 VALIANT radio, heater and whitewalli. •44 VALIANT Interior. Low mileag*, :Wliichtv§r e«r you drive witktfU »xclusive three-pointed '43 VALIANT conv.rriU. '43FORD F.lrl.n. •44 CHEVROLET Maroon, excall.nt • t^OC , tt«r on fka- radi*-for • you will experience tfie same thrills '65 CHEVY HNOVJ hardtop 73 •43 CHRYSLER 4-dr. hardtop $1295 condition. . • J™ :at the many Klercedei-Beni enthusiasts all over the world:' Ml '65 PLYMOUTH Demos. "62 VALIANT (3) '65 CHRYSLER D.moi. . pri«V in «up»rb Workmanship 'd»Wn to the smallest detail, ••'Hi CHEVROLET (I) '65 IMPERIAL Demo. COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL FOREIGN CARS i |r»mark»j»l« durability and the rtaituring f»#iing of safety '42 FORD (4) '65 VALIANT D.moj. INCLUDING COLLISION AND PAINTING. ! ter." in any situation. - Ovar 40 othar top quality u^ad can .vail.bla. MIROIDII'MNI NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY SEE - BOB THORNTON AT BAYSHORE WAVERLY MOTORS, lit CHRYSLLR - PLYMOUTH Monmouth County's N»w»if Sportt Car Dsaler. OVERSEAS 1st Ave. 291-9200 Atlantic Highlands 858 Shrewsbury Ave. 542-4711 New Shrewsbury You can buy your New MERCEDES-BENZ on tha EUROPEAN DELIVERY PLAN at lower European retail pripe and sava hundreds «f dollar*. We will make all delivery arrangemtnti. DON'T START

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462-5300 YEAR-END PRICES TODAY* HIGHWAY 9 FREEHOLD \ COMET — MERCURY - CONTINENTAL (JUST NORTH OF FREEHOLD CIRCLE) ENGLISH MOTORS 34-36 MAPLE AVE. :>['•• 747-4545 RED BAtJjIK AUTOS FOR SALE BWTORCYCLE8 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE FOR SALE THE DAILY REGlSt XORTGJ.GZJL Fiiiay, July 30, l9 JEN — «*<. ir»r sunnyaf, STATE — Uotorerc!*, 12Scc RUMSON YACHT BASIN AV/JLABLX — £4wifi 8. condition. BtuottLttr Vrt<*4 jrj.e, exwUeai matitim. Call 711- WOMEN m tow, atttr I p.m. Pint St, Rumson rn/nfJU* optsliif• (or cnertetle wom- BAfi MACHINE OPERATOR SPECIAL TERMS* (201) &42-2300 *n to worlt in our air cwnrfttlon*«l |.1«.DL FOR SALE , 1»S1 CKBVUJOLBT BRO0KW0OD — I6M YAHJIHA, — JSW «, Perfect con ^trna»n*Tit p. Buck, C*J1 »1 3V Hans Feen 1K7 (ly bridge, rulld t torn t*rm futurt for tfc*m- MERCHANDISE (wo 195 h.p. Chryslers (re- H«. C'iRan, du«t (t%t vtirking condi- Chevrolet. idlllOl M22 -lone. Must be over 21 and willing lo elves with a »ra*li ntanufictur*r Ih*t FOR SALE • World W.f II V*(l REASONABLE powered) - 112,500 work rotating ahtrti. Apply Perionntl U berinnlnj to grow. It you wish a Is what folks call RED BANK I UtO FORD BTAKUNER — TWo-door VP Custom Cruiser, twin Depaiiment, 5-4:30. soft jbb, or all the benefits •• concern this Is not the so on either small or larse purt 20*9960 IV Fiberglass Tall Star* Dacron plac* for you. END YOUR TROUBLES • Servicemen ind E«-S«rvic«mtn sails, aluminum mast and T&ke down the wood gutter 1 and re- Slop In and try us. We sell all i BUDDT TRAILER — station waawi. Sacrifice. Reduced. Mc- Gray Marine. Bleeps two, Head. Excel- 6 and Holmdrl Rd.. Haslet. Call William Left Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. 1964 PRINCESS CONSORT — 10x51 lent condition. SI,500. 2€*-4600. " ulotta, Box 190, Red Bank. 3\ Middletown. 741-3213. Open evenlnn POOL — 10x30". Comolete wiihl CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — "CAPRI" trie tllter and cover. S25. Call Air-conditioned. Furnished or unfit 501 CHRIS CRAFT — Cabin ra s HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In. Permanent 'til 9 p.m. CADILLAC, ISM im offer, call S £xp«Hi'nci>d. Full time. Apply tn per- 1 nlahtd. Calf a/tsr 7:30, 542-13D3. perfect condition. New twin V-S, »sitlon. R.t/erence.1 required. One In ion, Rfd Bsnk Esso, Front and Spnag LADIES , MEN'S, CHILDREN'S •Jter 6. mily. Call 842-03(Vl. 7 1M2 MOBILE HOME for >ale. 50x10 englneii, 185 h.p. Fully equipi'Cr!. Radio, Sti. CLOTHiNG — All hrand new first-lm? 3 Complete Rooms of CONTENTS OF HOME — Twin | Two bedrooms, nylon carpeting anc e-ieotric anchor winch and all exLi SECRETARY — Must have merchandise, Huy now and save. Dis- ho^ny dlniiiR room eet,' «cn 1M3 BU1OK EI.ECTTU — Biack (our- washing maohlne Excellent condition Asking prlcp. W.noo. perience. Salary open. Call PHARMACIST—REGISTERED count! up to 300'r. Shorts, siocklnss. Brand New Furniture television, elc. 7U-C372. door, alr-cenditlohed. Good condition. Sacrifice. 512-9428. IRWIN'8 YACHT WORKS 747-3730 40-45 houra, or more. Eaty store, top panbi, blouses, dressed, bathing suits. Call 747-2212. Red Bank, K.J. T41-0003 skirts, shoes, «Mc. All at the toweat salary, flexible schedule. Possible part- hsh, Crntaur, 1!R", 1SW — SS'llV BVDDY — Three bed r JOIN AMERICA'S NEWEST — Fasteat nership and opporlunily to learn iurj[l- prices anywhere, Our prices are be- AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE-Mark II- room* patio, awnings, window awnings, 14 MFG ~Fi"bergiaTkunabbut witii wi KrnwInK Home-Party-PUn. Prticen: cal «upply for rlghl man. Middletown low factory rosl. Open 9-12 ev*ry mnrn- $277 lent condition. ^23. 1463. Eioellent condition. Radio, heater, storm windows, washer, storage shed. shield, covrr, oara anchor, gas tank- House. Train now (or tall selling. No area. Call 787-&8W. ing FACTORY OUTLET 31 Third Ave., fuxiKEe rack. $1,100. Call after « p.m. Phone K42-2791 after 5 p.m. Call. 946-4865 alter 6 p.m. collecting or delivery. High commii Long Branch. SSxlO1 MAGNOLIA — 1% baths, thre 16' CABIN CRUIBEK — Two bu aion. Call 747-0319. RETIRED GENTLEMAN — bn 60>. HAMMOND! U63 BUICK SPECIAL — Four-door bedrooms. Reasonable. Call navy top with 40 h.p, outboard, e DHNTAL ASSISTANT — In Mlddle- for companion. Room and board. Cill $2.99 • 2 piec* Living Room Suits wilh *htrp. Reduced. McCARtby Chevrolet. 222-l«5 loading trttiier. very pooti contiiU nvn area. Experipnee not necessary. 787-HSfl. It * very, low price /or a quality gallon 281-110L J695. Call 671-3430 after 6 p.m. or ol Latex'will paint. Try this Cook and tablai, Umpl, rugl, «fx. 1968 VINDALE — (8H0. |2,20O. I: wetkends. Car be seen 6 .Mercury St. A.G.". Box 5J1. ilPd Bank. PAINTERS WANTED ORGAN 1159 VOLVO 444 — Good economical XPERIENCED BKAI.'TICIAN — Full Dunn Later white and you'll bf New Monmouth.' Experience ntc.rasi.Ty. imired. Also available in 1.200 colors # 9 piecs Modarn Bsdroom Group «.cond car. Call 5U-238S alter 6 or part time Call for Interview for 1«BI than U gal. Free delivery. OF ASBURY PARK WANTED **gat Bay Sneakliox. Call 241.35TH 1963 MARL2TTE — Mobile home, 10X5; Vlnt-enf s Beauty Salon, 717-M2O. BOAT Y\nh HELP WANTED ~ Kx- with lampi, rugi, pillows rHB LARGEST ORGAN AND Pi IM FOR© — Falcon Future. Mcellen! Call DISPLAY IN THE EH ORE AT with Expando. Oood condltton. Cat S42-O.KIS. pprlrncrd yard man, xlJ-year-round po- PROWN'S OotnUtion. Alklng U.000 or best Oder. 787-1443. Dloymfnt — ArP'y in rift-son. One Hour ftitlon, Call between fl a.m. and 4 R.-«I-. 35 Brnad SI. Rprt Hank 711-750(1 t 5 piece wrought iron Dinsttft C|l 1874476 after S p.m. IT' WOOD LtAPSTRAKE—IlunalHiiH, 50 Martinlzing, Ciimpbelt'a Junction. (Bel- 872-1450. Sandy Hook Bay Uarina, Hlpi- 1964 VINDALE 10x55 — With expands. h.p. Mercury electric outboard, trailer. lanria. WROUGHT IRON FlTRNITl'RE — In- NEW AND USED ., 1 — Two-door hardtop. WUHo-wall carpeting In living room Fully equipped, ready for water. 30 floor and outdoor, palnlfd or un[>alnlt'Gwri!»rs, Roblnnon nt 2M-2im. PLAYER PIANO - Krtisnn Phonograph. eiuipment, etc., at bargain prlcefc I Clll 6OT-t»59 1 pany benefit*, li.cluiltnjr vacations, sick FREE DELIVERY 1G INBOARD SKIFF ---Good coi pay, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, etc, BARTENDER —, Must have five years rlectrJc atove, (treetinfr c«rd c*«es, two or uaed, AAC DESK OUTLET. I 1958 PLYMOUTH - Two-door hardtop, AUTO PARTS-REPAIR tion, Must sell. Mako orfer. Call T76- I^rner Shops, MonmOUUi ShoppinR Cen nlRhtolnb experience. Sober, depend- bookcanfs, large chair. 747-3166. AND 35. Oftkhurst 531-3930. Sank will ffnance J3B5 at $7.33 a week, 7419. ter, Eatoiitown. able, married man preferred. Steady $.100 — BLUE CONVERTIBLE fclo mon«y down. Call collict PA 1-7100, ONE PAIR PARKUJO LIGHT Frame itloii Onll In afternoon 7R7-B73R. SCREEN DOORS FREE STORAGE OAgll MOTORS, Rl. 9, SayrevMle. lor 1951 Chevrolet, one pair tires 670 14' KUN ABOUT WIUi IB Horaepo \VC)MEN -- Experienced In Jaclm-> Blep(>s two. Sucriricp, $85. Mah' Electric start motor and trailer. Call dp Plense- apply in person, Ralph Old fanhlonnl Hurdy wood-framed with vanity, $13, Ih" preen Laweonl JtJI MERCURY MOHTEJIEY — Four- 116 OaK 741-D18J. . SUB—CONTRACTORS WANTED FOR APPOINTMENT iofa, one year old, $150. Call 291-f 741-33V2 alter 5 p.m. rlfitllfinri & Tlron,. Ijncvut St., Keyport pcnters, plumbers, el«ctrlcf«n« and nminum wire, SIMB 31X81. 19.50; . jtrjor • 8-cyliqder, automatic. |2O9. Call 3x81, $f>.75: 37x81, $9.95, Place a sftcr 7 p.m. 16' CROWNLINK FIBEItGLA.SS BOAT K"HUERhY ~WOMAN — UnattacliPd. to masona for growing home Improvempnl CALL BOATS AND ACCESSORIES — 1958 35 h.p. Evinrude, newly ov live in and care lor young child ot company. Call 531-8701. Ask for Mr. crten door between fttuchfd ft rage OLX> FURNITURE — Antiques, 1B» CHEVHOLET — trftpala. Two-door hauled. Electric nt;trtcr. Boat in water. working mother In exchange for good Fotlar. md houde for extra comfort. 244.3020 llasawar*-, art olijects and brlc-t tardtop. Sharp. Reduced. McCARthy Canvas cover. *6W. *Call 220-4430. home ami small allowance. 671-3577. fmixed late cash for anythini and Chevrolet. 291-1101. MECHANICS ~ Experienced in brakes RED? BANK LUMBER 'Sis Mr. Johmen thing. Kuacil'3, 25 Emit Front fit 15' FIBETtGUS AMSRMAC— 40 ti.p- QUALIFIED BOOKKEEPER — For and alignment. Excellent salary and er PeaVl and Wall Sts., Red Bank 195* PORD STATION WAQON — Good Evlnrucie motor, trailer and full can- Insurance office. Excellent starting «al benefits Call M4-B803, Hazlet, N.J. ruuntaf condition, rood Urn. Call 671- ' BLUE WATER MARINE 741S500 - Veterans' Advisor as cover. Good condition. Call after •y. Call 229-2121 hfitween 0 and I ASSISTANT TO MAINTENANCE MAN hft low overhead lumber yard. 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. AT MIHM BOAT, WORKS 5 p.m. 264-3481. Man. thrmiph Friday. Call •REMENUUU8 SAVINGS — On all Open Monday t Friday ? to 9 p.m Too early to wake up. Bring yourl MONMOUTH BEACH 22 .ATKIN AUXILIARY SLOOP - 25 WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply in 566-2400, 9 lo 4. rpe doors and window!. Call K0-9W0. dow abarle rollers In. Let us put m Reuonable h.p. inboard. Cabin sleeps two with: person, Harbor Restaurant, Yacht Ra .fter o p.m 264-1878 Tuai.-, Wed. ft Thun. V to 6 p.m. shades on them, that will heep oul M>W AND USED BOAT SALES head, gaJtey, loads of storage space, EXPERIENCED — Service station at- lh«,early morning lighL Sl.69 »ndr Pearson and O'Day • sin. Atlantic HlKhtanrin, N.J. nriftnt. Apply in person to Mr. Mor- LBSTEJl GRAND PIANO — Moving » 1881 PLYMOUTH ample sail inventory. In water, ready ' Saturday 9 to 5 p.m. Balling School to" go- See anytime at Fair Haven YOUNG WOMAN — To work In phar- ris, Werner's, Rt. 36. Belford. caune* lacrifice sale of piano at $300. PROWN'S Vw«-de«r; food working order, 150. Sailboat Rentals. ' ' Yacht Works. Full price only $2,200. macy. Must have drlyer's llcenje. Apply AUTO MECHANIC — Must have ex- lovox box attachment. Mlscella- 32 Broad Bt.' Rfd Bank T*l| • Call M2-S7S5 229-5010 Phone T47-3O10, Sat , between 1 and 5 p.m. Bay*h«re perience and his own tools. Steady ons household items A!BO available. HENRKDON rtlninp furnlluro with Pharmacy. Hwy. .16, Atlantic Highlands. rtKht cMalrg. buTCet, china cabtnst art- MrSCELLANEOCS GOODS — Will im OHBVROLET IMPALA — WWle 'ork. Anderson Continental- carp, Inc., sold at low, low prices. From I »oiv«rtlMe. £ie«ll«tt condition, orlfl- 25' NORWALK CRUISER — 1961 — > E. Newman Springs Rti., ItedBiLiik. table iwotrcLors. Hammond console 1 *al owner. td,49S. 671,3368. Excellent. Full head and galley, sleeps MATURE WOMAN — Knowledge 0/ 'ISIT THfl HOLMDEL ANTIQUE M,ART rgan. Sfeburg Juke Box and electric Sipjirn Estai* , Rumtton. A'ow at I 24' CHRIB DRAFT — Express, crtllse: four-five. New equipment, 75 W-Slilp- knitting- Full time. Apply in Person ROUTEMAK WANTED — For eBtab- Everything reasonably priced. New dis- boft-llnR alley, Call S42-130O. two stores Red Bank and Little -Sll m MONZA — Convertible. Sharp, "MINX." 175 h.p. Completely equipped to-Bhore radio, fume detectors, Fatho- between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. KNITTERS Isheri dairy route. Writ* qusjlflcatlons ilny every Mondfiy.* 10-5 p.inV rtWIy. Come In — Browse. RUSCtt/S, teduced. McCARthy Chevrolet. Good condition. Asking J1.50O. will fi meter, automatic windlass, 110 volt wir- WORLD. Monmouth Shopping Center, tr> "R.W ", Box Ml, Red Bank. Ja'n 81. H^imdel VUlagit 1)46-4*16 LAWN"- MOWERS — 30" Locke with Front St., Red Bank. 281-1101 nance. Irwlns Yacht Worm, Red Bank ing etc. Ail new canvas UircuRhOut. Eritontown. sulky, thrpp rota.rys. Other garden 11 MECHANIC — Mount Englinh Siea BOY-IT 26 BICYCLE — New 9M CHVROlXn CQNV JOW hours. Price includes slip rental DO-IT-YOURSELFERS « Will fioance. New car warrantee. 11,000 48 .r. Call 7472B^> Excellent condition. 16' 9P£ED BOAT -r 30 fa.p. Mercury. RETIRED MAN—For light gardening HELP WANTED-Male - Female now. Nice ratUm pieces, china, glass- 74T-4899.. Aslcing $200. 300 Broad St., • work. Apply in person, Brookdale Nurs- ware, carved WbJPB, love spats, oc- Corner Pearl and Wall Refi 1 iM* VQLKSWAGEN — Gray deluxe Red Bank. PROWN'S casional chairs, Prntirh marhlflop com- hardtop. Fully' serviced, still un, Hftzlet. modes, etc. RUSCIL'6 SYCAMOKK cuirantee, has' 32':i. 671-1880. during day. 257-7834 after 7 p.m. PROWN'S iJAORIFICE — Boat mamfacturei 5098. Must read prims and m&ke own set- 1134 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 774.3710 • OH»VV II — 1983, four-door wagon. liquidating all equipment, materials ant REGISTERED PHAltMACIST — N. J ups. (First or second shitbj.. - 32 Broad St.. " Rc'iT Bank 711-75OC CA^H for old toy trains, troIJey •Undtird shin, licellem condition, low stock. Eleven 16'- mahogany plywow INDUSTRIAL MOULD — for 12' fiher- Energetic person . and experienced. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, — AIT and cast Iron toys mada btfor* outboard hulls od condition, dual wheels. nines 201-741-4S58. 229-S1S2. SHEET METAL MECHANIC — Firs* ELECTRONIC nd Mrs. dresser with mlfrojl *M9. 36 Church St., Keansburfi. 757-1400. Gerllone's Greenhousei, Hwy 33, Holm- MARINE SUPPLIES Class only. Steady job. and good pay. >mpl6 Stewart solid maple flfle-plece THE ATTIC — Buys and sells any 4fl. 2«4-34!0 Everything for the Boatman. New Jr. Call and apply In person: Engineers Inette, J«5. 100 per cent wool 9H2 thir-K of value. Entire housuhold con- PETS AND LIVESTOCK! ley's largest marine supply house, BUSINESS NOTICES Heatlns A: Cooling Co., 369 Broadway, ASSOCIATES, INC. •rown tweed rug with pad. 140. Double Ick-up. 185 Monmouth Park Hwy. tents purchased. 33 Third Ave., Long CHEVROLET - 'A-un Jhevro- Evlnrude Sales and Service Long Branch, 222-3035. ,lze hoxsprtng and mattresl, $40. 291' Branch. Ca'l 229-4>14fl mornings only. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP CLEAN CEL.LARS, YAKDS, GAAO Weit Long Branch, N. J. 1853 after 5:3(1. POODLES — AKC registered, ho] ryllnri'I, 11495 UeCARthy 21 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank — Hav» truck. Light hauling. Call after AIR—CONDITIONING — Service men PIANOS — Save flOO or more olt list bred. Rlrft s. ihow dog. Very ttaM l»H10) wanted, Steady Job, and good pay. Call An Equal Opportunity Employer able. Bpfors 5, WE 8-9131. Mtttt 1W7 STUDIKAKER — 12' Vaji, side (Open Sundays and holidays, 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 741-2149. KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS price on brand new tilanos. Come sep, WE fi-2573. ' «oor; 19*3 Ford. "4 rack; 1947 Ford to x p.m.) and apply in person: Engineers Heating save. • Llfellme warranty. Tenzer'S FIREPLACES A SPECIALITY — Ail & Cooling Co.. 369 Broadway, Long .Trs-varae or any other kind Munlc Store, 30S Main St., Lakewood. V, rask. MM at 119 Avary Ave.. Long 50 H.P. MERCURY — Electric start types or- masonry. CHARLES HOWBR, Branch. 222-303&. BARB EMPLOYMENT AQENC? Large Selection . 3OU.IE PUPS — AKC Retisteita. I fcrlnch. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders Installation made at your horn* blp and white, male and lemsle. Ing and remote control. Running, bul Contractor. Call 747-4478. CUT GLADIOLUS — Wholesale and 671-54 M. . lIKr CHEVROLET need« wori. «75, call Mo-7448. MAN FOR BODY SHOP — Some ex* 210 Broad Lone Branch 222-4747 retail. Call 747-5244. Corner Laird Rd. PROTECT YOUR ASPHALT INVEST perience preferred. New car dealership. Panel truck. MENT. Seal your driveway or parking ACE BUPLOYltENT AQENCX PROWN'S and Phalanx Rrt., Colts Neck. SIAMESE KITTENS - Sealpolnt. Call 747-2242. OWENS 1060 27' LAPSTRAKE — Dou Call Hunter 6-2S71, a*k for Mr. Zasllotto, ble-bottom cablo cruiser, fly bridge. 185 areas now. Guaranteed protection from Dvery order A applicant our speciality. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 each. One male, one female, CaJl I ' h.p. Loaded with extras. New condition. destruction by gas, oil and other harm- 23 White 6t. Shrewsbury 747-34M LETTING YOU IN ON A SECRET! BUGS "ARE COMING! '. 222-6198. 229-UK2. ful materials. Can today lor a free There is & ihop opposite the Hights- Screens repaired. Broken windows O01NG AWAY? MOTORCYCLES eaUma'e. .41-3227. MEN town Rug Mill on the Princeton to fixed. Order your screens now. Wi 0ENW2RB0ARD SU5OP — E: Boarding, hathlnc. Kroornlnf. GROWINO TAINST Call Ever Green ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS UKrhtsIown Rf any size, color or texture, don t 33 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7500 Eight weeks old, KO Call ly or season. F. Intermesoll. T8.-O818 In the assembly, of precision com. TWO TRICYCLES — J3.B0 each. Up S72-OX68 or 787-32*0 . CALL .;' ponents. Training will be provided. nlss this ihop. The bargains are right Hoover vacuum, J6, Car rack Excellent . benefits, Modern, air- untantlc. rRBE TO GOOD HOME ~ Two AUTOS FOR SALE , AUTOS FOR SALE FURNITURE REPINISH2NG —Cabinet $5. Erector set No. lfm, motorized condUfoned plant. (UDIKG GLASS DOOR—8'x6^4'. WO. amusement park,rt$I5, fofdaway cot. !•', pnn Houspbrolcen. Ten waekM old i work, antiques . restored. Call 787- 531 -3200 ""'.!• slnglebed and mattirens, $6. ComplPte 41-0076. "781. •00 Broad St., AUTO MECHANIC — Experience.! with Apply in person or caU Red Bank. . Llnnei train layout with table. Make GERMAN SlIEPHEItn — Good ATTICS. CELUA.RS CLEANED — Light tools Apply in pariorf in Mr. Morris, Mr, Pi 8. AtgyriB, 229*1100! offer. Tenor aaxaphone (King mafl>>, children. Obedient, reasonable. 33 . hauling. Free estimates, Call after 5 Wernar's Rt,. 36. Belford- reasonable. 747-S55D. s Avp., Ocpanport. p.m., all day Saturday, Sunday. 747-3002. Baturdny, interview.B a.m. tn 12 LAMP BARGAINS CAri WASHER AND CLEAN—UP To need to pay fancy prices for dec- REEL TYPE POWBR LA^VN MOWER SIX — WEEif—OLD NEED WORK — ANY KIND — Work Evening" ifilervieWs arranged jrator lampa or shades, Largest se- MAN — New car dealer. Call 29L-6200, 1• LIKE NEW'. Call "ihsap for weekends and evenings. Call ask for Mr. Scotto. Bayshore Chrylser, lections and sale prices ri£ht now. - 2»1-186« 741-7:39. 774-6552. . - • Atlantic Highlands. ELECTRONIC PROWN'S PIANO — Spinet, Blond Mahojrany. MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES j At ttM itrlcw'.wt'r* Miimg iw OldtrnMlw HOT WATEH BASEBOARD HEAT IN- RELIABLE MIAN—About 40, mechani- 32 Broad St. R«rt Bnnk 741-7500 like new. Call 831-0563 between 8 and ACK Registered. Call 74I-5S77 10 <. WaWI afford 6 bW at. '. STALLED — Six rooms 5875. GlLLKN, cally . inclined. Inte-reaLing, diversified R p.m. only. ' •" or 741-MRS S to 7:30. 228-W71. work. Year-round, position. Salary open ASSOCIATES, INC. U WINDOW FAN — 22" reversible t •:; Call after 7 p.m. Jffl-0097. 185 Monmouth Park Hwy. two-speed motor. Will cool 'several FOR THE FINEST — In all typ*fl ol 'OODLES — AKC. small minlaturfl West Ixmg Branch, N. J. rooms. Phonf! 7il-B252. fence: chain Unit, colored vinyl, stock- Ired by Inlfrnatlonul Champion : EMPLOYMENT MECHANIC — General maintenance ade, split rail, etc.. call Teprault's Bitxle's Beau, six weeks i man. Apply Rollo Trucking Corp., 295 An Equal Opportunity Employer ARL0R &ET — Kitchen UMe. kitcher Broadway, Keyport. 264-1010. :ablnet, brass bed, dressers. End tab' PIONEER FENCE J125. S92-2743. HELP WANTED-FEMALE 2M17*ifi - 741-4760 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — OPERATORS WANTED — Apply In Full-time, married, and experienced. -AWN MOWER 30" — Toro reel cutter •FFICE EQUIPMENT — Closing h (More Classified Ads person, Bridge Sportswear, 2»7 Bridge ..ess office. Desks Chairs. IBM electric Apply In person, I>in&ro(t fcaso, Lin- Ave., Red Bank. th Bulky rldinR attnehment. 10 hp, DRESS MAKERS croft. N.J. rlEga engine, A-l condition. Call 7*1- «nri manual typewriters. Phone 747- On The Next Page) L To manage S8 after 7 p.m. IMS. MefMdln «ll»-»r6«(tw«y gt «*, Len( Iron* We will train you in factory produc^ BL'TCHER — Experienced. Part-time; umall motel. Live on uremlies. Call tion of better dresses. Pleasant, full- elflerJy man .pre/erred. Call 222-2470 5*2- J 700. time, steady work. efore fi cm. lus connrision, plus* auto SCIENTIFIC INVENTORY allowance. Sell from direct lends and A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I NEW 1965 NtlRSUS AIDES — 3 p.m. to 11 p.m service call a. No canvassing rfcqulred. CONTROL ANALYST and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Five-day wnfk, Car essential Five-day week, excellent Paid holidays. Apply in ppraon. Brook- company benefits. Experience- not nec- Must have knowledge of automatic dale Nursing Home, Haslet, essary will train nmbltlous m,an. Ap- rinu proceBfilng wlUi respect to inven- NEED EXTRA CASH? ply THE SINGER CO., 169 Smith Sl.. tory control. Also knowledge and *x- Could you work two or three evenl .. th Ainboy, perience In establishing formula for Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment Painting and Decorating weekly? Earn S2-S4 per hour. Car BAR-TENDER — For weekends. Must economic ordering quantity and reorder helpful. Phone 222-6799. „ points. Four to five -years experience. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Tickets available for latest Broad* SLATE & BRYER have five years experience; fast; sober; Degrre preferred. Knowledge of related sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101, way Shows and Major Sports Events. Pointing ami Decorating PART—TIME SALE3 - Women 18 to dependable; for night club. Call In functions of manufacturing, purchasing Honmmith BL, Red Bank. 747-048D. 175 Monmouth St.. Rpd Bank. Fully Insured 741-4336 787-Q3M 65. Any flexible tioure. Service your afternoon, 7R7~9738. ngineerlng and tcheduling. Free Estimate immediate neighborhood, or near by '1200 A" SEDAN territory 1 on home route" service. Over OAS STATION ATTENDANTS — Days General Contractors CARL. B. JONES — Painting M( 400 household, chemical and cosmetic and nights, experienced. Auk for Mr. ESTABLISHED COMPUTER MANU- Asphalt Paving wallpapering. Fully insured. For fr« Farina Matawan Chevron. lit. 34, Mat products as Fuller Brush lady. Aver- FACTURER WITH RECORD OF GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. L. SMITH BUILDERS — PatloH, al- estimate, call 747-3041. age $2.50 per hour commission. Areas aw&n. Next to Btrathmore Lanes. 568 STEADY GROWTH. terations, additions, garages. Call 291- 9850. Blacktop driveways and parking iotl. 1785 or 741-7030. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME OR OF- available Keyport to HipdJan/ls nJonp Call for Tree cstlmata 222.826S. FICE wiih a fresh coat of ri&.nt or shore. Call 741-4760 during day. 2&7-BARTENDER — Days, experienced. Apply in pereon or call smartly atylfrt wallpaper. Complete 7834 after 7 p.m. Sohor. neat, married Keanaburg area. Mr. P. S. Argyrls, 229-UOO Home Improvements renovations, Interiors and exteriors.] Write stating past experience. All ap- Evenings and Saturday Auto Body Repair Spray or brush. For Ires ciLimati HAIRDRESSER plications held In confidence. "B.Y." Interviews Arranged. HOME OWNERS—Contractor, altera- call DARRI. 261-6143. Member Experienced. Five-day week. Closed Box 511, Red Bank. EXPERT PAINTING and body re- tions, additions, panting, masonry. A.I.D. ^prvlng all New Jersey. 1495 Mondays. Vlnmur Hair Stylist. Little pair.' Moderate prices. McCARthy Small John too. Nn-f.714. Silver. N.J. 741-7789. MEN ELECTRONIC Chsvrolet, Atlantic Hlnhlands. 291-O305. "1200" Deluxe. Sedan SALESWOMEN — REAL ESTATE Steady, part-time help. Flexible 20 Insurance Plumbing & Heating Experience preferred, lint not a must. liourn per week. Earn W Ptr hour. ASSOCIATES, INC. Auto. Transmission PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom! We will train you, if you're sincere. Order, deliver and collect. Work for 1S5 Monmouth Park Hwy. ABILITY—SERVICE — Depondablllty remodeling, Excellent commlSBlnnn result in size- national firm. Nn experience necessary. West Long Branch, N. J. when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, $1555 able Income. For private Interview, call 't or other line* nt Insurance tftrough THE WHALE AGENCY. Rt. 35. Holm- Call 717-3449 or 7S7-3208. An Equal Opportunity Employer ARMSTRONG AGENCY. 741-4500. CORRIGAN'S 127 Onklaml SL Heil Bank >'1-500" Super Sedans del. 671-26O0. SALESMAN — To sell building-ma- WAITRESSES — Experienced only. terials for • large centra! New Jersey Moving and Storage Apply Jn person, Martini'a Din&r, Hwy. lumber and millwork company. Incen- Roofing, Siding and Insulation tive basin. Reply to "A.O." Box 6U, SITUATIONS WANTED - Female iAAMCOi LIGHT HAULING — Furnishings, $2135 Red Bank: refrigerators. Fragifa Hems. Will haul OLSEN CO. INC, Eoollnir, Sldl SECRETARY — Mature. Write BtaRing WORKING MOTHER will care for your anywhere. Call 542-1403. inBulntion Installed and guart age, and experience. "A.J." Box 5U AGE 25-35. Once In a lifetime job child In my borne. By day or week ^TRANSMISSIONS tor 10 yesrs. 775D70S, 201-0 Red Bank. that leatis to top management in small, Call 201-2107. "1500" Super Station Wagons local company. Requirements: honest, Nursing Home siniNG — AISCO. Dupom DAYS — Personable, local, younK rr! table, willing and nble tn Iram. RELIABLE WOMAN — Child care, HOLM DEL .NURSING HOME — Ac- Alcoa. Work guaranteed. lady. Must type between 2 olfiefs. Office or fldm.nlfllrsth'e experience preferably for tpacher. Have references FREE TOWINO credited fo"/ '(ktljerl nursing home $2343 Write, "A.Y.'\ Box .Ml, Red Bank. hplpful. Reply in deail to "B.V." Box and nursing experience. 741-3572. 193 E. Newman Springs rtd.. car*. Hwy. 34, Molmdel. S*g-4S00. PROWN'S ELMJULY WOMAN — To - care f»r 511, Red Bank. RELIABU3 WOMAN—Wishes to lake Red Bank 842-2500 32 Bro»d St. Red Bank • 7)1-78001 children Live In. Room and board LOCAL. COMPANY HAS UNUSUAL OP- care of children In her home. Will also Nursery Stock ORDER NOW AT plus allowance. Call 671-5185. _ PORTUNITY for professional saJesmnn htm ill II dellred. CaU 7<7-2«f«. Auto and Truck Rent*! Rugs Cleaned-Shampooed (not an order taker), with proven saJes AMERICAN HOL.LV — Named, 51.23 CREDIT CLERK IRONING DONE IN MY HOME — a pot. HOLMDEL NURSERIES. .Ml Ity to sell a repeat safe Item Will pick up and deliver. CaU 767- AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Low Newman Springs Rd., Hotmdel. FLOORS CLEANED WAXED — In I Borne credit experience and some typ- >ncked by national advertising that 17S3. rates. Mapla Ave.. Red Bank. 7*7. your homfl or office. Call 291-2OT tori ing neceniwiry. Will train In our pro-pulls leads. Protected territory, excel- 0308. 714-5214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. appointment. Work Insured. cedure. Apply Rt Credit Office, Lerner lent Income (JlO.flOO), tn utart. Com- Odd Jobs Shops, 81 Broad St., Red Bank. pany' benents, local office. Advance- ment possibilities. Call Mr. Fatrick. FINANCIAL MASONRY — Patloa, steps, nldawalks, Tel. Answering Service ALERT LADY — For part-time por- Building Contractor HOUSE PAINTINO, carpentry. Rea- tion that la enjoyable and irrterenting- 747ft88 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AUTOPORT U.S.A. BUILDER — New h,omes, room ad- lonable Rates. 747-1582 or 842-0370. 10 hours weekly required. PoRsiTvle >° MAN WANTED — Experienced in fac- LST US BE your secretary. Ho BMd I make $5 nn hour. No experience necdel tory work. Good Job lor right parson. GULF MODERN TWO-BAY 8EKV1CE ditioni, basement tnd attic rooms, to mlsa calls. 24 hour aiwsnu I With hisilly resprcted national com- STATION—For lease. Paid training. kitchens, giragft, repairs ami. altera- Painting and Decorating service. 741-4700- 872-0500 Apply In pp rson, Ralph Frledland * tions. HfThert ElRsnrauCh. 7*1-3201. pany. Call 2H1-K.87. Bros., Locudt St., Keyport. Some rtnanolat help. HE 6-66M. S lo J h. • H. HIIJL — Painter Interior and 2mMH!). nlcnts. interior* No Jons too larco or loo SIX ATTIIACTIVE — women represert- FORMS SALESMAN — ContlnuotJd amall. Very rraflonahle. Call 228-1383. Wet Watch Repair Rt. 36 & Scenic Dr. Highlands atlves to make good-will calls 10 our forma experience. To taKe over estab- BTATION FOR LEASE — Hllth. vol- Diamonds Bou^t or Restyled pre-natal list. Fled Bnnltarea. Car neces- lished . sales •.' anK.'Rnment In MON- ume, two bay modem station, located INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- lromedlato, expert attention ^. §ary. PaJi expenaei and salary while MCUTH; SOMERSET, MIDDLESEX on nt. 35. Mlddletown. N.J. Minimum Let us buy tha dUmonds you don't Ing, Alao decorfttlng. Our prices ar« watchea dunk«d in tub, poo) or oeHB, i 4 TO 6 WEEKS DELIVERY tralnlnr. Apply Lullaby Diaper Service, counUea, Salary and commission, Call Investment. Financial assistance avail- wear or Jtt ui rentyle th«m for you cheaper than theirs. CaU Stack Paint- nry watches repatrarl, toft ' RBUs> I 741 Main BL. Avon., between l and 6 (201) 4SJM244. AUTOGRAPHING BUB1 able. For Information eall OR6-06M periontlly. fUiuslllM. 3i Broad Bt ing Co. for free estimate. 741-4850. S1LLE3'. 36 Broad Bt.. Bad Bank. p.m, 1 NESS FORMS, INC. weekday!. Evenlnn CHH6O. HOUSES FOR SALE -FrMay, July 30, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE. H0USE5 PpR SAIZ

tHREWMUKf 7OWHIH1*' APARTMENTS APARTMENTS DUTCH COLONIAL JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR I BEACH Bewtiiful targe lot with many 30 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON, N. J. APARTMENTS WITH EVERYTHING! trees. Lends itself to comfortable, • Privaf* swimming pool and play ar«a on property, gracious living1 . Three LARGE 842-0444 N. J.'s only apartments with • Shopping on and adjactnt to proparty. bedrooms, I /, baths. Quiet area. PRIVATE MARINA But and train to Nawark (40 min.) and $34,500 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER N.Y.C. 155 min.) 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE Fin* tchoolt within walking distance. CUSTOM-BUILT PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL — One-year-old. Living room, dining Outstanding lectures Include KELVINATOR refrlgerator-rrtenr, oven ond ronoe, The kitchen of your DREAMS! room, modem kitchen, family room with sliding glass doon to CABANA CLUB Individually-controlled heat and air conditioning, ealor-matehtd ceramic til* 3ft'x 12'. Includes many appli- patio. Three bedroomi, (possible fourth) 2^ baths, basement, bohVoom ffxturti, «nd built-in clolfm homror. ances. Three bedrooms, paneled two-car attached garage. Professional landscaping. JM,900. INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! den, 30' patio. Huge basement. four and five rooms from Completely air-conditioned. MONMOUTH BEACH - % acre, 125' on river. Older but substan- irloUI sppolntrnmtl In every apartment Include oiler-coordinated KELVINATO tial Dutch Colonial. Six bedrooms, 3!4 baths, hot water heat, at- futralir-lrnztr, oven ond ronoe . . . Individually-controlled hiat ond - $60,000 tlonlng . . . lto bathi . . . master TV ond FM antenna ly$tem . . . teen tached garage with electric eye. Includes dishwasher, electric ..atlon room plus adult parry room. range, washer and dryer. Taxes $600 — $35,000. ' ° faljy located between me Shrembury River ond ths Atlontlc Ocean. Your owl ONLY FOR A >• marina ond swim pool on the property. A few hundred fset away It thi Including Heat, Hot Wafer, Air-Conditioning FIVE BEDROOM COLONIAL — Brick and frame construction, and your own private beach. Just 10 minutes from downtown Red Banl BOATSMAN I Brancn. large living room, dining room, oversized kitchen, 2% *&*& baths, Your own dock on river with 12' x 20* paneled den, patio, full dry basement. Two-car attached 4 «nd 5 ROOMS FROM HAMILTONIAH AT SHREWSBURY •lip and boathouse. Tree-linec garage. Laundry, wall oven, dishwasher, drapes, combination OFF SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY TWP.. N. J. drive. Lovely Colonial home witt screens and storms, excellent lawnf and large shade trees. Call $135 four bedrooms, 4'/i baths. Studi< us today to inspect this new listing, $43,900. Including heat, hot water, air conditioning and eff-itreet parking. DIRECTIONS: Newman Springs Rood to Shrewsbury Ave.i left to Barker Avt.j apartment over garage. Twc rljht 100 ft., then left on Crawford SI. to model oportment. acres. EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL — By noted architect, on two Agent; BRITE REALTY. INC. » 2M-Citt/J41-XX/Vo6el Apt.l I42-W9] acres wifh 150' water frontage, century old shade trees, it offers $75,000 more value than any riverfront home available. Includes den with lAMiLTONIAN AT MONMOUTH fireplace, back stairway, three bedrooms, 214 baths, with existing I OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEA'ChU-^ APARTMENTS COMMER1CIAi L RENTALS RUMSON AREA area for large additional bedroom. Owner retiring to Hawaii. Price $70,000. Shown by appointment only. IECTIONSI Eoit on Ry-nion Road (county Routs 520) to Ocean Avenw. S« UlA. BRIGHT FAIR JIAVEN — Office spacs la new Remodeled carriage house. Neat bht; right (toutb) to Park Rood, Monmouth Beachj;. rloht fo Homlltonlan Colonial building. Air conduioned. Law. ntnauHl apartment*. ONLY THE FORTUNATE em, dentisU desirable. Malfeo Agency. river. Three bedrooms, den MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE PHONE, 222-8120 screened porch. Interesting stu FEW CAN LIVE IN THIS OFFICE — IDEAL FOR ONE HAH — dlo. Expansion area {or anothei Operation, on* mile north Bed Bank bedroom and batSi. A-l condition ESTATE on Hwy 35. parking space, sign apace. $40,300 PETS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS BY-THESSEA Call 717-43W for appointment THE DOWSTRA AGENCr DESIRABLE RIVER rRONT sulte- • HOUND POPB RED BANtt_ . On first floor in thaTuUsr.Building. REALTORS CHAMPION SIRED AKC AT^FASHIONABLI Call 7«-!4«. -~~. s. TiMOW Enter a World^of " SEA BRIGHT Member of Ked Bank Area Multiple Listing Service MIDDLETOWN — Hwr 35 — For lease: CK MINIATURE POODLE — ELECTRIC LUXURY THERE ARE EXACTLY 03 30x50 building. Suitable for any busi- 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. sterti Zli Month old fftjnais. Shots APARTMENTS IN COLONIAL, ness. Two btr overhead doom. 717-39*7. HAZELTON 7J1-2372. ARMS-AN. ENVIABLY SELECT or 747-aOTJ. 741-8700 CANNON POINT OCEANFBONT COMMUNITY, _J MBOISTDRED — Seven-week-ol' CREATTNO A NEW DIMENSION NEW BTOM1 TOH RENT — On High- Realtor •rman shepherd pups. Csil VILLAGE IN LUXURY GARDEN APART- way 35. Approximately l.»00 SQ. ft. LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL " 78T-7665. MENT8. THESE SPACIOUS CBN- Ideal for any type business, Just north Spacious split level, three bedrooms, game room, 2% baths. Many 239 SPRING BT. or Eatontovra Clrols. next to Jasco Rumsoa AUTWUii KITTEKS — Jlrw to TRAU.Y AIR-CONDITIONED 1 West River Rd. extras. Convenient to public and parochial schools, shopping, and ; home, (all males), can T»I-0681 STUDIO AND JBEDROOM SUITES, IN TUe; 77U-3T83, M4-6618 eight p.m. ____ THEIR OWN PRIVATE PARK- FOR LEASE OR SALE—Warehouse 40i 842.3200 transportation. $27,500. CUPPINQ AND BATHING ONE & TWO BEDROOM LIKE 8ETTINO. REFLECT THE 60 on railroad slddng with loading plat- _ breeds Marels Bchmldt, or ap- HERITAOB OK (JUIET DISTINC- forms, Fanmdnsdals, N. J. area. Call CONVENIENT CAPE COD Intment. 787-M86. APARTMENTS TION THAT HAS ALWAYS SET evenings, 012.3349. Member Multiple Listing from BEA BRIOHT APART FROM THE Located on attractive corner. Large trees all around. Close to •INT BERNARD — MaH 19 month* ORDINARY. EVERYTHINO AT downtown Red Bank. Spacious living room, dining room, bJg Tampion Swift btoodUM. AKC rafts- $97 COLONIAL ARMSFROM THE HOUSES FOR RENT fed. Loves everyone, etpeclaily enw- Flanieles* elsctrlo heating snd cooking, PRIVATE ENTRANCES TO THE FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen with dining area. Three bedrooms and den, two-car garage, CaH after 7 p.ro, 7674825. plenty ol ott street parking. PRIVATE BEACH AND FOOL- OR RENT — Fair Haven, three bed and only $19,000. GOLDEN COLLIE — And Itr RESPECT YOUR PRIVACY-AND rooms, 1H bath Colonial, >2to per FURNISHED BOOMS — (2) 1^ me . puppies, anx/minx a! MODEL PHONE 741-3953 ASSURIS YOUR COMFORT. month. only. Ballet. Convenient Bell Labs. Lily COLONIAL ARMB FEATURES: Tulip. 767-7?(M. Call after 8. A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING TWO-STORY COLONIAL teds. S71-OB82. CENTRAL, AIR CONDITIONING • STATEWIDE MANAGEMENT STERLING THOMPSON TWO EFFICIENCr ROOMS — One Located on spacious lot In top notch neighborhood. Center hall, •RJ1 BRED GERMAN BHEPHE PRIVATE POOL • PRIVATE RED BANK $10,500 - To settl I months old. May stop by and •»• 687-2700 BEACH AND BOARDWALK • AND ASSOCIATES-REALTORS sing-l*. oedroom. Heasonatjle, rates. Call big living room, formal dining room,, large family style kitchen. •fa on Saturday* Z7 T«ny U\., N«w FREE TENANT PARKINO DE- MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 201-747-M0O JBlJBM AtlanUc. Hidilands. estate, two-bedroom bungalow, Four roomy bedrooms, big recreation room, 254 baths and a big FURNISHED APARTMENT — All utili- LUXE • OE APPLIANCES » •rewsDUry. 7*1-3747. ses. Residential area, call alter A p.m., RANCH HOME—Three bedrooms, dln- PURNIBHED BOOM. — Next to bath modern bath, one car garage, patio, all in excellent condition. $39,900. '47-6320. WALK TO SHOPPING. RES- tng- room. Excellent location. XIS3 per Private home. Call TAURANT, EVERY URBAN CON- month. SCHANCK AOEHCY. RealUM-, 747-0841. Conveniently located on Harrison IREAL ESTATE FOR RENT ATTRAOnVILT FURNISHED — One VENIEKCE • BUS AT YOUR - Linden PI., Red Bank. 717-O397. Ave. City sewers bedroom apartment. Entire third, floor. DOOB DIRECT TO MANHATTAN. SINOLJ. BOOMS — Clean and com- References required. 7«7-4033. THREE BEDROOMS — Living room, fortable. Reasonable, rates. Gentlemen HOUSES FOR SALE APARTMENTS reorvaUon room, ltt baths, 60x100 lot. preferred. SI Wallace St 7U-83W. LITTLE SILVER $16,009—Brand HOUSES FOR SALE GENTLEMAN wishes to shut threu IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Carport. *125 raonthjy. Immedlat« oc- bed-aJUing' COUNTRY CLUB room apartment, Plenty of closets. Red cupancy. EDWIN 8. STARK, 264-0333. UOVBhY — Clean, brlfllt, new custom built three-bedroom Rank, tea month. 419-4013. room In private home. For ladyI . Kltch- ranch, lull basement, Buy and | APAHTMKNTS ii BWIII CLUB MS to J175 Per Month en privileges it desired. Oil ST1-64M. REDDEN AGENCY STANLEY K. DOWNS AN — Modem four-room piok your own colors. Quiet dead- COLONIAL rm BSRO saiHCY EXTRA LARGE, cool, nlceSy furalalied TINTON AVE. apartment, tiled bath. In town. #106 RL St Illddlatoim end street. ' 741-9100 plus uUHtloa, Chateau Jlcalty, Real Es- •71-1000 U REALTOR tate, 215 Carr Ave., JCes.nstmtg. 787- ° 7*7-2609. Immtnl In your own private, •wun MM! ARMS 'IDE SELECTION OF RUNTALS — OCEANPORT - $17,200 — Good Realtors — Insurers ib right on ths itte . . . only mloutei burnished and unfurnished. Immedt "Homes of Charm and Value" buy in a tour-bedroom, two-bath i/ from ocean bathJnfc white- sandy IED BANK — Brancs and Madlioc 1201 OCEAN AVE ate occupancy. SAMUEL THICKER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Member of Red Bank .chef, boating, fishing and Monmouth ive., spacious one and two-bedroom A0HNC7. Oceanport Ave.. OceanporL older home on established dead- 7414017 opplnjc Center . . . on« block (Torn :arden apartment, itartlng* at 1110. Ap- SEA BRIGHT 542-3500. HOUSES FOR SALE Multiple Listing Service ) tvsit Oata of Fort Monmouth ily apt 21, Molly Pitcher Village Court 842-9833 end street. Small bungalow on thin walking dlstanoa of sxpress ir call Mr. Sejn Lomszzo, 741-9116. I4TTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, tree property may be repaired for Member Multiple Listing Service HI to Newark and New Yoik City. RED BANK—Button Park Apartmima. shaded seven^room ranch, four bed- MINT LIKE CONDITION — Im ALL—Xlectrlc kltoheni with OS EXCELLENT FUHNISHBD APART- Branch Avenue. 3 ft 3H room apart rooms, 24 bathi, fireplace, dining HURHYl income. King size lot. Low taxes maculate four-bedroom ranch on Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury igs. OB refrigerator. GB AIR CON*MENT — jUtaH apartment house. One flnL Rent include* all utfJlttw «cepi room, kitchen, recreation basement, TIONma. Ample, off-street Ufattd check pays ail, (115 monthly, singles; large screened porch, attached garage. because this cozy 15-year old, % acre plot. Entrance hall, 23 ctrlclty. Call mptrlntendent, 7<7-2685, LOCUST $17,500 - Adorable barm IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — rU&g area* SMS, doubles. Call 3M-3334, until 11:11 CaU BLWOOD A. AJlMffTRONO AOEN- well kept Shadow Lake Cape Cod living room, dining room, modern p.m. KD BANK—Two-bedroom apartment, CY, Realtor, B5S Prospea Ave., Little red cottage on one acre plot with Charcoal gray Colonial, custom- urnished. Private entrance. Residen- SllVM. 741-48O0. ' will go fast. Four bedrooms, fire- kitchen, two batte, full dry base I14-RO0M APARTMENTi ODKEN tTVX ROOM apartment, two ts.! area. Near bui. Adulti. 7U-6257, towering trees and running built. Plaster walls. All newly (ONK-BIDR00M) place, full basement, storms and ment. Garage. Air conditioner. sedrooms. dOO per month plus utlllttes. brook. House immaculate decorated. Fireplace. Wall-to-wall 1122 MONTH Iwy. 38. Port Monmouth. 545-0639 or WIN OAJLIB — 30 Rlveralde Ave LOCUST screens, electric range, nice yard, Transferred owner asking $21,500, led Bank on rlTK. 3Va and too. Three bedroom house. Prlvicy and throughout, broadioom in the 23 ft living 4KR0OK APARTMENT .. s unfurnished, fire-room office. c*iarm. $186. 291-2489. convenient to schools and shop- MODERN FOUR LAROI ROOMS — BETTER THAN NEW! Four-bed- room, hall and formal dining "TWO BEDROOMS) 41-2389. ping. Vacant. Very low priced at KAIR HAVEN $18,900 — Custom Big foriced-itri yard. Neaj- school and MONMOUTH BEACH room home in St. Leo's Parish. room. Tiled kitchen, electric .11 transportation. Reasonable rent. Ref- HREBJ—BOOM APARTMENT — W .0 Club Circle. Three-bedroom home, H4.400. built on quiet dead-end street. 1160 MONTH >rences required. 787-1S62. Ivati enbranoa and bath. BieofrK ty bath, garage, front, rear porch. Family room with fireplace, liv range. Breakfast room. Tiled When, all uUHti«». Located 187 Bnf« 311, hot -water, 150x160. Aug. {600 Near stores, schools and bus line, powder room. Three twia bed- FME HEAT * HOI WATBB HIO-HLANDfi — Four rooms. 180 per live., R*d Bank. Com* between 4 and ing room, dining room, eat-in -itvtli. Alt utilities. Winter rent $120 a monUi. Utilities ex- HOLMDEC OPPORTUNITY featuring real quality construc- rooms, tiled bath. Full dry base- Call after S p.m. DX 2-6875. Charming Colonial situated on itchen, two-car garage. Many Bentlng Olflu on Premises. 872-1830. tion witi three large bedrooms, ment. Laundry. Circulating hot NFURNU3HED — Immediate occji- one acre, only five years old. extras. $31,900. iancy, five-room Cape Cod with three separate dining room, full base- water oil heat. Breereway — two- TBL: M2-MH Living room, dining room. Large SUNNYBROOK >edrooant*, tiled bath, full basement, ment and expansion attic. IUST LISTED! Three^hedrooin car garage. Convenient to Knoll- EtlCTIONSto Tlnton l Ave.From, tur Ren drigh Bankt ,o nRout Tine- [130 a month. Lease required. Call kitchen, fully equipped. Paneled Ave,., apsroxlmatelr t.000 It. to 15LWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, anch in "River Oaks" section of wood School and Rumson High APARTMENTS GREEN GROVE family room. Four large bed- LINCROFT $18,900 — King size luntry 'Club Apartments and Swim Realtor, 555 Prosueot Ave., Wttle Sll- air Haven. Large living room School. Low taxes — $568. CALL ut>. 124 WYCKOFF 31D. EATONTOWN 7U-45O0. rooms, 2'/ baths. Full basement. randier, nice and clean inside 3H roomi, room to do inside or out.-. cupancy. 711-4850. 9 36, east on 34 to Airport Slrapplni "Turn-of Century" home. Six fireplaces 741-6262 34,50g. YALUE! $32,000. Masa, turn left, then twp block! ' and grand staircase 'grace Interior. 3tt * 4U BOOMS lodel apartment. From 35, (J. LINCRO5T — Thr«» room* and bath. Beautiful grounds with garage and ' Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. SEA BRIGHT-Oceanfrant brick All utilities sicepl cooking gas, 741- •ielcti) to Hailet Ave., turn left stable to rear of one aore property. THE MEISTRICH NO LEASE REQUIRED Iddle IW-. streJiht ahead. 2II1S< Immediate occupancy. Days, A32-lt>H, Corner Bergen PI. Colonial, river rights, six rooms, THREE ROOMS — Furnished or un- >UPIiEX — Red Bank. Two bedroonw, ivenlngs after S, 741-5306. PAUL P. BOVA AGENCY RED BANK tiled bath, fireplace, heated sun- [EAT, CJAS. HOT WATER, PARKING, lumlsned. Oonvenlently located. Call ivlns room, dlnlnc room, kitchen. U3S r-OUIt-ROOM FURNISHED BUNQA- porch, hot water oil heat, two- iKD PRIVATE MARINA INCLUDED, 418281 or 747-8728 for appointment. UiIy. Available August 1. Can 7(1' 671-2544 LOW—Oceanport, spacious grounds, all- Newman Springs Road, Corner Call or write for a car garage. Only $17,500. I'ALK TO TRAIN OR BUS, TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — With or altar 6 p.m. 747-4863. year-round rental. 229-OSM1, Can be seen .1! day Saturday. KEAUTOR-INSUROR complete brochure heat, bwt secUon KeyDort, »25 s RED BANK TRADE YOUR HOUBE IN BROWN & OVERTON month. Call 787-42S0 mornings, 781-4578 Deluxs, lovely two-bedroom, fouriroom UJD BANK — Duplex house. Three Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury FAIR HAVEN — Small all year tftw 6 p.m. apartment. Quiet, fine area, oarfier ledrooms, IK baths. JlftO, plus utilities, Eveningi and Sunday! bungalow with living room, din- AGENCY Broad At. Free parking. THRBB ROOMS — Unfumlahed, Baa lent. 1. Jor apporaUwnt, 222-4460. . BETTER THAN N6W 741-5888 ing, kitchen, enclosed porch, two Rental Agents Bright. Quiet nround floor. Oas, heat, MADISON GARDENS Enjoy living in thli centrally air 3Z Souw St. 7111633 CHOICE SUMMKft RENTALfi — On 741-7480 small bedrooms and bath, hot WHITE ST. RED BANK UMBW hot water. t6S. 942-CB25 alter 5. or near rlvnr or OCSRH. TWO to asven dltloned tttree-bedroom ranch on ^4 'KRBE ROOMS — Unlurnlaheil, Sea acre well landscaped lot. Immaculate water oil heat, two-car garage, SKA BTUGHT — Four rooms In duplex bedrooms from $1,200 up. GLAZE- condition. Flrtpla.ee. TtUlor-mid* for $13,500 IIOHLAN17S — Threetroont furnished Ideal for couple or retired. Available Bright. First floor. &2a, heat, hot w BROOK HBAL ESTATE AfiSOC INC.. secluded plot with shade trees, ipairtment. AH utilities, Csll ST2-9892. Octobeir 1. Oall 842-3138. :er. J«S Convenient. 812-0525 alter 5. Realtors. Rumion. 842-1700. outdoor living with largre pfeyhmift or No Cloting F«M BEACH EXCLUSIVE » Hwy. 36. workshop. $22,600. view of river. $12,500. RUMftON — Ormvcntant anu. Three KINO JAMES APARTMENTS — V_ ?0UR ROOMS — Enclosed sun-jmroh Low Taxes ALREADY F.H.A. APPROVED ••OUR LAROa, BRIGHT — Modern rooms, heat, vmlbr. No pets. Adults, er Drive, Route 38, Atlantic HirUands. •• uUHMes. OaJl Opta 9 i-m. to 8:30 p.m. A rsre buy is yours If you hurry. TbreSi miles from Bandy HOOK State Anxious owner willing to help - Three-bedroom lovely ranch. One extra OLDE SHREWSBURY — Four 'oorns, and baih. In two-ramUy house. Lease. Rent SBO par month. DBNNIB 'ajk. One and two-bedroom units. 787-0558. Member Multiple Lill [uallfled buyer vno la ahort of casb. lea* supplied, no children or pets, t BYRNI!, Realtor. 8 W. liver Rd J'hree master size bedrooms, huge irgs room in . fettle. All modern bedroom ranch on acre plot, on lelerence required. 747-3833. Rumson S42-MBO. Furnished or unrurnlahed. Swimmin RUMSON — OolonisJ DweUtag, »lx throughout. Very nice location near jool ami recreation ana. Patio or bal< rooms, llreplaoe, three bedrooms, bath, CHARMING TWO-BEDROOM H0U8B- living room and kitchen, ctrsmlo tiled everything. Sycamore Ave. near Christ :ony, each unit. Rent from $132, Inhot water oil, detached two-car garage. Full dining room, basement, beamed bath, attached garage. Vels no down, iludiny reat aad hot water. Bummti non-vets S450. Church. Combination living-din- APARTMENTS Mo pets. Small family. Lease (150 Cellini in living room, fireplace. $11,000. ONLY $13,000 APARTMENTS leasonat rates 11 desired. 201-0770. Per month. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Renl- /sts no down. F.H.A. only tiOO down ing room with fireplace. Kitchen or, 8 W. River Rd., Rumson, 842-USO. "FOUR-BEDROOM BPLIT LEVEL - i&7 per month pays everything. 0x13, Enclosed porch. Taxes NEW LUXURY 214 ROOM APASr- Ui baUia, game room, lars* lot. Con- The Berg Agency MXNT — Fully air conditioned, near SPLIT—LEVEL HOME Dead-end BANK REPOSSESSION only $355. Excellent spot for * au transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Re street Middletown. Three venient to transportation, shoppLns and Realtor lank. Call 7(1-1063 or 747-0366. recreation room. Immediate occupancy. schools. JIT,W0, chance of a lifetime for you to buyrenovator, $25,000. Middletown 67HO0O :wo-year old, three-bedroom split, 'ATBRFROHT APARTMENTS — NewtlSO per month. Call 712-4500. Emoa A recreation room, garage, a very chofce GLEN GARDENS three-room furnished garden apart- irmstrorrg. Daily 9-9, Saturday-Sunday 10-7 ocatlon, city sewers, two blocks to bus. ments. Patios, air eondluonlnE and TV. 'BLIQIITFUL ITOUR-BBDIIOOM — THE BROOK AGENCV Jank will 1 ell directly to you at re- JOHN L MINUSH 90 MAIN ST., MATAWAN >eklr or monthly rates, NAUTILUS Compact Colon!*], Qreplace, wajll-to- Realtor BEAUTY . , . CONVENIENCE . . . lucetl price of $17,500 on easy terms. w&ll carpeting, picket fenolng. 9160 SPACE . . . and quiet describe this r REALTORS^-INSURORS PAJtTMENTS. Dial 842-0506. SJ1-1U7 lovely FTVT) BEDROOM, TWO BATHB, ery low flown pnymcnt. (RIGHT IN THE HEART OF TOWN) monthly. RAY VAN HORN, AGENCY. Fate Havea 7*74100. Buk Bulldlnj; Atlantis Highlandi charmer, which also boa»u a l&rfe BEACH AGENCY ' Members of Red Bank COMMERCIAL RENTALS Member North- MoniRDuUi kitchen, dining area, living room, MulUpls Llstlni Barries screened patio, full basement, extra BROKER Multiple Listing Service AIR large tree-shaded lot in a PIUME lo- 4O0 Rt. 35 Mlddletown, N. J. CONDITIONED YOU ASH INTERESTED—In WANTED TO RENT cation. Asking only. 118,900. (SI.COO Daily to 8 p.m. Sit. A Sun. to S p.m. 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3509 A turn modem office epace, wti BELFORD RANCHES down and approximately, 5165.34 B Ml payments are approximate and ocated In the center o{ Red Bank, con DEFINED ELDERLY gentleman—De- Nsed threa bedrooms, a rarare and month, subject to qualification.) tact ua for further information. THJQ ilres room, Orst floor, with meals or llnlshed basement for 117.506? We have object to VA-FRA aprov&l. TRY THIS FOR 5I&HS 1 I I 3V2-R00M DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. tltchen privileges. Write "A.K.," Box It- ill. Red Bank. STERLING THOMPSON FOUB-bedrooms, TWO baths, JVN I-BEDROOM LEASE OR BALB — 70*100. R»ason Only need two bedrooms, a garage EDNA M. NETTER room, kitchen, garage, and a BASS- $ and basement for fl3,SOO7 CaU Patricia and Associates ble. Suitable and coned (or any bust' '£ HAVE an overflow of bona fide Mlddletown, N. J. . 201-7*7-5930 REALTOR MENT. Now to talk money, TAKB ness. Three big overhesd doots. *l Prospects looking for two or four bed- Sullivan. YOUR PICK One. W50, down parklu area Oall 973-1773. 'ARMS-HOMES-IWDUBTRIAli SOTS 4V2-R00M 'ooms. Call us for fast action to have E. R. SNYDER & CO. *BD BANK — Two-story, Living room HOIiMDBk-COLTS NECK with approximately, flU a month. The MANUHACTURINO PliAKT — Orouni 'our home rented. THE BERG .3x17, den. full dining room, fireplace, MARLBORO-FREEHOLD ARBAB other, (TOO down, with approximately, J-BEDROOM from floor, containing 6,000 m. ft. lor least LQEHOY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 671-1D00 Realtor* wo baths, tnree bedrooms. Near Dutch Lane Rd,, RD 1, Marlboro do, a month, (subject to quallllca- light manufacturlitg. Immediate poi PARTMENT — Three or four rooms, school. Asking 5:1,000. P.O. Box 329, Freehold .ions). 110 union. 747-UCO. w infurnUhed, and garage. By retired MlddKlown 5 corners m K«lvin«tor- rejfrijsjritomna'-'Walt-tullt Tanjai. IBAUTIFUl. BROAD ST. - Air con oojn.. kitchen, tliree. bedroonia, l^i \r this comfortablft five-room Ji*i lltlontd office. 1,000 »q. 1L to WALL ST. EXECUTIVE seeks mini- WEST END — By owner, three-bed- bauis; largs—rcCTmevtvm^ ^™.«,—-^ir-j Jank bungalow, with nice y&rd and For Further Information 566-5509 rder. Ked Bank. T47-S3OS. mum three-bedroom unfurnished home room split. Full/ carpeted, centrally WHITE STUCCO HOUSE — With black garage, large 25'x60' driveway. Com- with or without option to buy In Rum-air condlUoned, beautifully landscaped. pletely furnished Including three TV son. 222-2534. Quiet street,, Approveppd by FH1H1A for lets. Will sell wltri or wTlhout furni- BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY shutters, two-car garage. Sxcellant ture. For appointment cadi CT1-2S6O APARTMENTS UCSPONSIBLB Runuon coupla with O9MtO. t Will rasjterasj cldlbconsldlrabll e sacriri- REAXTORB fice for quick sale, Only 5 per cent condition. Near high school and down- MUdletown, WhlU St. Red Bank U1-K2S wo sjrown children desire a house down required. Immediate occupancy. with a minimum of three bedrooms In Call 222-5573 for appointment. MIDDLETOWN - Sherwtmd Forest. Rumison or Fair Haven. Please caJl town Red Bank. Vary reaionably Four-ber gentleman. 2M W. Bergen PI., Phone eled recreation room, awnings, patio, BED BANK A»KA — Spacious Uirte- vacant, W2.500. SCHANCK AGENCY kitchen four bedrooms large screened LUXURIOUS AND THE EXTRAS AREN'T EXTRAI '41-17«3 sfter » p.m. garage. Extras, Excellent condition. foedroom custom ranch, dlntRts; room, Realtor, 8 LJmien PI., Red Bank. 741- porch overlooking Shrewsbury River, EXCEPT FOR THE RENF... Very reasonable. eaWn kitchen, two Mled baths, two- buy. Ttsree large bedrooms, two full iMiton, U W. Front St., SM Bank. Realtors R4., lUimson. M31SM. large party rooms with Indirect lighting; baths, p&neAed den, large fenced In r47-360O. St., K.yporr Noon to Dark • 2e4->]l3 747-1100 BR1S1X.E ARBA — Near Pirkwanr JO' bar and extra serving Mtchen; Hra- backyard [or pels or.little people. Nice 776-7714 lilt. 73' brick masonry ranch, lanS- place: two bejtha: contpaotar'a own tandsoaplng. Home ha« exnettent elrcu- 54 Bread St. R.d Bank II scaped acre, three bedrooms, wood wms: an In good condition; hand/ to lAtion. Transfarred owner anxious. (More Classified Ads I paneling, barbecue pit. ,orein«5 Bag. ocean. By appointment. HAROLD UN- Q7.BO0. OLAZBBROOK ABSOOIATEB, I atom patio, extras. g»0O0. 4U-T17S. DBKANN. Broker, Jjatontowi. 5124103. E V, Hirer M.. 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$11,400 SPRING LIST RUMSON COLONIAL — Three extra large bedroomi, living room taaat BEDROOM QZH-THIM can Hoamoutb Cwtnty, (*rau, ut with fireplace, big dicing room, lovely modern kitchen, paneled HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ttoty bom* lttturt* thitt muUr- home and eommtrcltJ property. l RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS btdroonu, lull dinlai room. »«• red good buy*. gameroom. Attached garage. 16x12 screened porch. Convenient K« kitchen, am a full buemer.t location, on tree-shaded Jtreet. Offered at (32,000. CLOM to'achool* and transportation, ID MERRin R. LAMSON, INC, 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN. N. J. UMdlttown. A1 condition. Call today. The McGOWAN AGENCY ThU home won't lait THIS KIRWAN Kwlton RUMSON MODERN — Five large bedrooms, four full baths. This CO., REALTORS, ISO Hwy. 3«, WM. Wait Vila St. IJtttol customized 10-year-old home has all oversized rooms. Bonus rooms 747 - 4532 K»aiabiir». 787-W00. JUST REDUCED * 17,800 H1-0U0 include: paneled den, paneled gameroom, jalousies (and heated LTTT^K 0TLVER — Three.b#droorn Member Multiple Listing Service Immaculate Colonial type home, ranch. Lan« llvinj room with lull FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT — ltt bathi, sun porch), plus nautical bar-room in basement. Immediate occu living room, formal dining room, dining room, laundry and utility, amallwall-to-wall carpMlng. Aluminum front. pancy. Now offered at $57,500. den. mcloMd rear porch. 114 bitta. Newly dtcorated. In Wtdlitoim, 911 GOOD VALUE — Owner selling attractive ranch home in like-new kitchen with breakfast nook, »25,J00. 7*1-28(0. *"'•'" 9in. condition. Four bedrooms, two tiled baths, Jiving room, dining three bedrooms and bath, full FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom Colonial to be built in a very room, wall-oven kitchen, basement, attached garage. Large lot basement, detached two-car ga- desirable location. One excellent plan contains eight rooms, 21/ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE shrubs and trees. Asking $20,000. rage, double lot, hedged for pri- baths, basement, two-car garage, fireplace in den. Minimum plot vacy, play house. Many extras.

'/S-acre. Many trees. Short walk to bus and schools. Prices start RUMSON COLONIAL - Three bedrooms, V/2 baths, large living Owner must relocate. $17,800. at $29,900. Maps aid plans in our office . room with fireplace, family si&ed dining room, nice kitchen. Has paneled game room in basement. Attached garage and screened OLDE SHREWSBURY WHO WANTS TWO HOMES? The absentee owner of this charming porch. Convenient to all schools, shopping and transportation three-bedroom Colonial doesn't. His sacrifice can be your oppor- COLONIAL Asking $32,000. tunity. Fair Haven, 1% baths, fireplace, enclosed porch with sliding Beautifully home located in Syca- more area section. Living room doors to living room and huge paneled family room. Formal dining DELUXE RIVERFRONT RUMSON RANCH - All large rooms with fireplace, dining room, room. Paneled basement playroom. Attached garage. Lovely yard living room with fireplace, dining room, exquisite kitchen, lovely kitt'hen, three large bedrooms, with trees. Now only $25,500. den and four beautiful bedrooms, two full baths plus two powder KIRWAN CO. enclosed porch, detached two-car rooms. Attached two-car garage, screened porch, dock. Asking garage, large lot, many trees. Ex- REALTOR $74,500. •> HALL BROS. REALTORS cellent condition throughout Call for appointment. $34,500. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 813 River Rd. ' Fair Haven RETIRE IN STYLE — You've worked hard and long for retire ment so why not enjoy it? This little ranch home has the most 741-7688 beautiful grounds and landscaping imaginable. Fireplace in liv- EXECUTIVE SPECIAL "BUYS OF THE WEEK" Member Multiple Listing Service ing room. Formal dining room, a dream of a kitchen and two Below evaluation. Enormous sev- most attractive bedrooms. All in ultra condition and taste. Own- en-year old custom-brick ranch, 28x18 living room with fireplace, FAMILY SIZED ers transferred to Florida. Asking $22,000. SWIMMERS ONLY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 19x13 dining room, 20x15 kitch- A 135' lot surrounds this four-year Country style. A real homi of en, 24x13 master bedroom, 24x15 old. triree-Mroom iplll Itval, large many uies. Flrjt for a family RED BANK-RUMSON «na mile kitchen, 24x13 master bedroom, paneled game room, three bains wanting room to stretch, we offer around. Completa listings, homes, GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE and basement. Outllde ll a built-in four bedrooms, very large game farms, businesses. Member multiple 24x14 porch, patio, two-car at- 32' pool complafi wild oallo ant room ond two-cor aaraae, V% listing lervlct. Lars* pdvatt parking to own a four-bedroom rancher, tached garage, full basement, undervtatir llgtiti. Don't fight acre landscaptd lol. Low down Two tiled baths, huge basement LITTLE SILVER - Three-bed RED 'SANK — Older two-story artesian wells for lawn, fabulous' payment will give you Immediate crowded beaches any longer. Call room older home in good condi Seven rooms, two baths, three today. possession. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor Immediate occupancy. Trans \y landscaped. Immaculate con- "Our 47Ui year" ferred owner says sell for $18,900. tion. Convenient to shopping am bedrooms. Fireplace In Jving _dition—Many--extras—including AtkTnej 124,000. ~ — Alking $18,990.— - 618 H^y. '38 amewtbury 1I1MO0 bus line. Offered at $13,500. room." Two-car garage. "Im wall-to-wall carpeting. Don't miss NEW COLONIAL — Bi-lev«l, four-b«d HOLMDEL RANCHER mediate possession. $21,000. room, m baths, reoreatlon room, laun- this value at 535,900. dry room, gas dryer. Buy now, d One acre plus. One look and youRED BANK — Income property NEWLY MARRIED BUY BEFORE select your own decoration; estate area, will see fine value. Three large Two-family ' home in excellen L1NCROFT-2-3 bedroom ranch V16.900. Call M2-1398. SCHOOL STARTS bedrooms, family size kitchen condition. Detached two-car ga Beautiful landscaped grounds. REALTORS rage. Full, dry'basement. Offeree Living room with fireplace, patio, Vary .will-kspf. fwo-btdroom homt, Pour big bedroomi and a real and more. All for $19,500. Call HOUSES FOR SALE '158 Newman Springs Rd. tare* kltchm, tilt bath, IN' lot family sized dining room mckej now at $20,909. basement. Backyard privacy with this Cape Cod Ideal for your grow- an "Alice in Wonderland" atmo- With ihadt trees. Pay like rent. ing family. 100* lot. Short distance FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom sphere. $22,000. Red Bank 747-3000 to school. Only MOO down, . MORE LISTINGS SHOWN A. FRED MAFFEO V/2-bath Cape Cod. 15x10 panele No down, $95 monthly. $!I9 monfhly. Don'f waif ^ den, full basement. Pleasantl RUMSON — Nine-room Dutch Co 24 Houn 7 Days MORE LISTINGS SOLD REALTOR secluded rear yard. Offered lonial. Four large bedrooms, ilA 569 RIVER RD, FAIR HAVEN $21,900. baths, boat slip, boathouse, bulk- FOR FAST head. Four-room studio apart 741-9J33 WEART - NEMETH ment over garage. Lot 150x675 RAY VAN HORN REALTORS ACTION CALL . . . 787-5500 $75,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING AGENCY OVER A QUARTER CENTURY Campbill'i Junction, Belfort)—Member Multiple Lilting REALTOR ROLAND PIERSON RUMSON — Just reduced. Four b«d- MULTIPLE LISTINGS "" . Thru The Red Bank Area room* and bath, living room, dining room, kltchm. and porch. Pricad 102 WEST FRONT ST. AGENCY Multiple Listing Service U4.000. McAUSTER AGENCY, REAL- MASSIVE OAKS — Shade this Rumson Colonial. Three bedrooms. TORS, 109 E. Rdv«r Rd., RuraKm. S«- REALTOR 741-2240 l'/2 baths. Screened porch, Paneled playroom. Fireplace. Ga- S.. fag* 216 In 4h« 24-HOUR SERVICE rage. Asking $32,000. -"• Yallow Pagan. 640 Newman Springs Rd. HOUSES FOR SALE Lincroft Center THIS IS THE VIEW... Member of Red Bank PRETTY SEVEN-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL — Excellent condi- Multiple Listing Service 741-7575 tion. Large living room with fireplace. Den. 11$ baths. (S$i" required $1,700 or less. Asking $18,900. Taxes $507. Just Wait Until You See The Rest! MEMBER COLTS NECK OF RED BANK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - A truly beautiful new four-bedroom NEW HOMES — «25,»M UP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE J.'D. ROCHE. Realtor Colonial with living room, dining room, huge kitchen, beamed THREE OUTSTANDING Long Bridge Rd. Colta Neck MI-USI ceiling, family room with brick mantel wall. 2ft baths. Full bastr-; Multiple Listing Service ment and two-car garage. A "buy" at $35,400. ---':" WEST RED BANK — 48 New- LITTLE SILVER — Split level, toytr, family room, eliding Rlass doors ' man Springs Rd. Three bed- 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Haven patio. VM bathe, three bedrooms, stori rooms, new aluminum siding. BUYS windows. Excellent shrubs and woorti OAKHURST lot. Savn brokers tee, call now. 747-0159. Now being completely renovated. Five- vear old bl-level — b»tt«r than new. Solid brick front, hot-water thret- FArR HAVEN — River Oaks, Foil Sacrifice. $14,900. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE -' zone baseboard heat, fully Insulated, and oversized two-car ottachtd garage. bedroom Car* Cod. Two baths. Florid Living room, dining room, bright, spacious kitchen containing built-in gas room, lull collar with dark-room an RED BANK .- Two story in range and oven, two fully tiled baths, three bedrooms, plus wood paneled, firrlehed gameroom. Two-car garage, RUMSON — Prime residential PICTURESQUE SETTING - extra large recreation room, separate storeroom-utility room combination patios, trees. Phone 462-48H. nice neighborhood, excellent con- ond separata toilet with shower, PLUS concrete potlo, olumlnum Sturm ond dition, newly modernized kitchen, local. Modern custom built brick Startely trees shade this modern screen windows and doors throuQhou! the house, ond mony other excep- three bedrooms, l'/S baths, fire- and frame split level. Spacious home. Over Yf acre of fine lawns tional features such as automatic gas dryer and wall-to-wall carpeting. HOUSES FOR SALE living room and den with fire- and landscaping. Eight spacious Owners moving to Florida due to health, must reluctantly sell al socrlflat place in living. Low taxes. $17,- price of ta.CCO. Act fast—this won't lost long!I! 500. places, dining room, gameroom, rooms. Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths. hree bedrooms, 2XA baths, maid's TV family room 13'x23'. Broad- MR. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE REAL ESTATE room, hot air gas, air condi- loom in the living room, dining, WEST LONG BRANCH FRIDAY ioned, two-car garage, complete- room and halls-: A home you will Near Monmouth College—Very desirable residential area. Custom-built, extra y equipped swimming pool with be proud to own! EXCEPTIONAL" lorge ranch containing three large bedrooms! large living room, dining room, ASSOCIATES cabana, l>/4 acres. $61,500. VALUE! ONLY $29,900. kitchen, built-in range and oven, IV: ceramic tile baths, laundry roam, full RUMSON — Attractive, modern, basement (can be used for bowling olley), two-car attached oarage, oluml. COMMUNIQUE REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE • Four large bedrooms • Two full baths num storm ond screen windows and doors. Extra lorge lot 150x293. 127,100. frame Colonial. Living room with GREAT VALUE! Attractive split- . • 23'xl8' living room with fireplace 127 Oakland St. Red Bank fireplace, six rooms (three bed- level. Five bedrooms, 2% baths..' NEVER BEFORE LISTED NEW MONMOUTH rooms) V/ baths, full basement, Family room 23'xl4'. Paneled"liv-'. • Formal dining room • Kitchen with stainless wall ovens 2 NORTH LONG BRANCH Split Level 747 - 3445 gameroom, hot air oil, attached ing room. Dining room. Large • Spacious study with built-in bookshelves and fireplace Outstanding value. Custom-built, compact, two-bedroom spllf fevel. Llvfng room with woodburnlng fireplace, dining room, kitchen, lull ceramic tile 4 bedroomi • I '/i bathi one-car garage, oversized lot. kitchen, • new electric raraga,:. • Breakfast area. Full basement. • Laundry room and l^-bath • Full cellar with ^-bath bath. Other custom features Include hot-woler oil heat, full basement with Game Room . Garaga • LARGE COMFORT $32,000. laundry room, one-cor built-in heated garage, beautifully landscaped grounds, Two-car garage. '4 acre — mahy: • • Two-car garage • Patio • Dock on water tots of extras Included In sale such as refrigerator, "Hotpolnt" freezer, $900. down—$17,900 For a large family. Ftiur bedrooms ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ex- 1 l'.i baths will make living mora Tun trees. Fine play area for .chilr. • Baseboard cast iron hotwater Heat miscellaneous .Jorden tools Including rotary power mowei, .'!M«ytag" auhH Full baaemenl tot rainy days, a cy- cellent conditioned, sturdily built matlc washing machine, fireplace equipment, step laaler "oWTnony other SEA GIRT clone-fenceri yard for sunny days. frdme dwelling — six rooms, dren. Early possession, SEE • Beautifully landscaped acre plus lot Items. Owners retiring. 116,900. Qualified vef no money down but doling Your family can be happy (or only. THIS BARGAIN] $23,950. - - - fees. Non-vet S700 down. 30-year mortgage available. Bungalow-Furniihad $70O down, and approximately, $137. &" three bedrooms, full dry base- • Moderate taxes Three other choice ranch homes—located In Portaupeck, 2 blocks from watar ment, detached one-car garage. per month, (Subject to qualifications. "WIDE SELECTION OF'• . Oceanport. All listed for fast sale. Give us a call for 3 badroomi • I '/i baths Reduced to $20,575. • further detain. You will be pleased. STERLING THOMPSON CHOICE HOMES11 — $22,000 and Associates GEORGE V.ILLMENSEE Mtddletown, N. 3. 201-747-WOO DENNIS K. BYRNE BRIELLE STANLEY K. DOWNS-: REALTOR SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY CHAS. H. TINDALL REALTOR-1NSUROR Independent Lilting Brokers Split Laval 8 West River Hd.- Rumson jl Oldait Real Eifate Brm In Coltj N»ek Specialist! line* 1948 in: Rial Estate 3 badroomi. 2 '/> bathi Realtor Phone-842-II50 741-1017 Property Managament—•Mortgage Next to golf eouria— 741-9030 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING « R+. 34 462-3172 CoHt Naelc 287 OCEANPORT AVE. 542-3500 OCEANPORr woodad * RIVER PLAZA FREKHOLD-LAKEWOOD AREA Excellent tarmi—$34,800 2ape Cod. Four bedrooms, tiled bath, Best buy. Four-bedroom colonial. ,Two, . Fireplace In living loom, full basement, BELFORD years old. 4'4 tiled baths, full cellar, - electric range and not water heat, formal dining room, attached garage, > RUMSON plaster walls, low cost oil burner heat. Executive ranch, Immaculate three-bed* dishwasher. $600 down lo qualified' * Only $14,100. See Mr. Davla. room home in A-l area. Completely buyer. No closing costs. Should- b6- 1 Elite Ranch - aitata finished basement, large patio, fenced seen. Fun price J18.900. —.. X MUST SBJLL - BUILBING LARGER In rear yard, beautifully landscaped. 3 bedrooms - 2 bathi HOME — Three-bedroom ranch. Near Attached garage. A bargain at $17,500. Weisgold & Krupruck, Inc. Cabana Pool - beautiful Rw) Bank on dead-end street, Fenced- THE KIRWAN CO., REALTORS, 160 ln, landscaped yard, $17,200. 741-7975, Hwy, 36, KeanBburg. 787-6600. Brokers landieaping *fter five p.m. Balow coit—$65,800 FARMS. FARMS, — We are loaded 2215 Hwy, 9 Lakewood 363-3080 NEW SHREWSBURY COLONIAL-Ex- with farme (or aaie or rent. S«e a. cellent condition Four bedrooms, three KOZICKY, Real Estate, Rt. 35, Eaton THREE LARGE BEDROOMS —'Htf*l" COLTS NECK l>athB, larje rooms. $27,500. 747-5380. clous living room, dining room, and, ;own, 542-2223. rien plus /ull basement, two-car _dB- * Brick Ranch • Watarfront iHREWSBURY, Immaculate four-bed- 'ARMETTE — LINCROFT — Five- tached garage. Convenient location "Tor room home. Living' room fireplace, room (arm-houfle on five plus acres, everything. Liberal financing avail- 4 badroomi • 3- bathi dining room, kitchen and paneled den. rinc call owner, 7*1-7478. able. Only J16.0O0. Acl now .-,. A good buy at $68,000 Finished recreation roam In basement with separate laundry room. Patio with MIDDLETOWN Split-level, three THE CURTIN AGENCY" '' i&rbecue. Beautiful lot. Low taxes. aedrtwma, den, lull dining room, en- 'rfced at only $23,900. LAWREr^CE J. oloned porch, large lot, Price $22,500. Realtor SCHILLING, REALTOR Willow Dr. S71-D315. LEONARDO 25M80O BROWN & uid Paiker Ave. UtUe Silver. 747-4121. BBLFORD — Nine-room older home. JINCROFT — 3'/i years old. on wooded Available Aug. 1. 511& monthly, plus" RED BANK VICINITY — Rrand new Lcre, beautifully shrubbed. Kitchen with security. For sale a.t J8.600. Call 66«- Jiree-bertroom ranch on beautiful M- iialn'css steel appliances, dining room, 00B0. OVERTON AGENCY tor* wooded tot. Flreptace fn paneled Ing ronm, IIbmty, recreation rnnpi 12' recreation ror>m with sliding doora with fireplace. Thermopine sliding, IF* YOU LIKE INFORMALITY, THIS Independent lilting larvice paitlo. Kitchen with built-in appli- glass doors lo patio, two-car at ached YOUR NEXT MOVE. Convenient to ances. Living room 14x20, dining room. :ar;ige. Four heSroomn. 2% baths, con- Little Silver Station. Paneled Living Realtors Two baths. Full basement. Two-car entent to shopping, schools. Interested room, nrepiace. Den. Office or study. <.• • BY THIS WEEK'S VOTE garage. Ca.ll Builder: M2-2717. ;all 7-.1-8472 DlnlnR room. Family room overlooking f WhitaSt., Red Bank 741-2525 20*10 pool. Four bedrooms, one down, . . OF OUR. ENTIRE STAFF ' three up, Two baths. Basement with HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE two recreation rooms and bar. Carpet- •" t _ '• \ ing and loads nf extras. Two-cnr carafe. »33.900. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, HOLMDEL : INCOME PROPBRTY OAK HILL REALTOR. Willow Dr. and Parker 'A^6- MIDDLETOWN LltUe Silver. 747-4121. RANCH RANCH .A. Flva-badioom apartmint RANCH WEST KEANSBURQ—Immediate' Tnc- cupancy. New three-bedroom, actertc* Thrtt bidroonti Thraa badroomi . 1. Thraa-raom cottage Thraa badroomi kitchen, 75x100 lot. how down pay- Two bathi ment. 25-year mortgage available. Call 222-4219. Ovtt an ten i C. Fiva garages Nica dan . Two bathi landictpad nlcaly IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Vac&nt. Good yttld Eneallant leeailon bJiea gama room I huve the key. 2.200 so,, ft. ranch hams In center of IV] acres of beautiful siiade Alltinj $19,500 Ailing $21,500 Only $27,900 trees, dogwood, rones, holy, rhododen- Only $36,000 drons, azaleas, etc Winding brook REALTORS AND 1NSURORS through property; spring, fish (Jtiatl* waterfall. Four bedrooms, v;two tiled baths, Hrenflace, rllnlng room, den, hob- MIDDLETOWN APPLEBROOK MIDDLETOWN by shop. £12,500. HAROLD LINDE- APPLEBROOK RANCH MANN, Broker. Eatontown. 542-1103. SPIIT -LEVEL--. RANOH : '•"•' — ' SPLIT'LEVEL- r- Thrift bsdroorni J5ATOMTOWN —TwrVarJartments; four MIDDLETOWN'OFHCE rooms and bath each. Two-jjar.jajaie.-~ Three'bedroomi ' Four badroomi I'/i bathi appro One-bath plus 2 '/i bithi \'h bathl Two bathi Beamed gama room 671-3311 HOLMDEL — Two-Btnry older home, G»mi room 741-5212 three-bed room, living room, kitchen and., Nic. let Dan and jama room Beautiful condition dining room. W8.200. Carl F. ZeUen. • Alking $21,500 BRICK CAPE COD MATAWAN BI-LEVEL - Broker. 946-4(43. Ailing $24,600 Only $26,000 Alking $24,500 In Ljttlft Silver. Many trees; near river, Transferred owner anxious to sail his charm- WATERFRONT — Immaculatft enntfir hall Colonial on professionally ' land- station, buses and schooli. Two bedroomi— ing horn*. Formal (lining room, Icitchsn wHh neaped acre, 21S wonderful feet on tfia room for two more. 1 Vt bathi. Nica living built-in ovon and range, eating area. Threa water. Three twin size bed rooms, l'i baths, fireplace In large living room, MIDDLETOWN APPLEBROOK OAK HILL COLONIAL room, dining room, kitchen with eating ar«a, bedrooms, i '/i baths, spacious family room MIDDLETOWN 1 formal dining room. Modern, deluxe RANCH .RANCH bassment, two-car garage. Asking $18,990, plus I4'MIQ utility room, two-car garage. kiLchen with dinette. FuU, riry base- ' > Four badrooms COLONIAL SPLIT Don't delay—sea it today I $20,700. ment. Attached Rarafje, Quiet, prestige CENTURY OLD TREES area. Retiring owner naklng (34,900. Threa badroorns Three badroonu 2'/i bathi Four bedrooms ELWOOD A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, make a perfect totting for thit charming MORE FOR THE MONEY! Realtor 355 Prospect Ave., iilttie Silver. Full baiemtnr IVa bathi Full baiamant 2'/i bathi 741-4JOO. Dutch colonial. Foyer, 24x14 living room Ovenized four-bedroom Cape with large Newly dtcorate with unusual fireplace, large formal dining MADISON TWP. — Seven bedronrni. Nlea gam* room Beautifully tread ft landicapad Many axtrai family kitchen—I2x14 ft. individual dining 1!) baths. Stately Colonial on a M acre room, eat-in kitchen, enclosed porch, three room —- cozy living room —- full bath — Int, Iwo-car garage, many exlraa. Aiking (11,900 Alking $25,900 Alking only $36,900 Alking $32,500 very spacious bedrooms (4th with a little Ideal for a growing family and priced for $14,WO. Vets no down, non-ve-U $450 fixln'l 2 baths, basement, two-car garage. rloivn. THE BERO AGENCY. Realtors, the budget-minded At A low $14,900. Make Hwy. 35, Mlddlntown. 67M0O0. Evan poisibility of an extra lot. Moderate haste—call 671-3311 nowl BI—LEVEL, MIDDLETOWN — Three faxes, too! Call for appointment to saa this APPLEBROOK OAK HILL HOLMDEL RANCH HOLMDEL RANCH bedrooms, • l'i batha, kitchen, liyln* distinctive offering! $34,500. COMMUTER'S DREAM riom, reoreatlon room, den, laundry RANCH . RANCH room, one-cxr RaraRp, Now under con* Thraa badroomi Four badrooms HOLMDEL Beautiful four-badroom home must be told struct ton, Car be reaiy.Jor September v Three bidroomi Thraa batht occupancy, Buy now BO we may -VSV Thrat badroomi 1 '/i bathi Four>bedroom rancher, cheerful living room now! Charming living room, dining room, eat- [he home your persona) touch. "*"• Two bathi Two gama rooms and dining room; up»to-date kitchen, spa- in kitchen, large gama room, two bathi, CIRCLE CONSTRUCTION CO. — Aineonditionad Full baiamant 741-2022 ZZ 111* BI f?_ _ »— I cious family room—2 !/j baths, full basement, attached garage. This is your opportunity Screened porch Uual tiraplaca MOST ATTRACTIVE — Excel letrtMr Nica patio i Many traai 4wo*car garage, well landscaped, one acre. to own a wonderful home. Priced at $18,900. Many extra! maintained ranch with two or Uiff* WalMo-wall carpets included. Asking Call 671-33111 iteitrooms, as you wish. Large httclisn Only $23,TOO * Only $27,000 Alking $29,900 Alking $17,900 $32,000. with breakf&ni urea, .fireplace la Hvgr CUSTOM RANCH room, full basement. Professional laCjf scaping. Close to bua. Near school antl LITTLE SILVER HOME , Beautiful setting and Immaculately kept. chopping center. A must for aome-ane, has three bedrooms, two baths, attached Shade trees, fenced back yard, Detched one- it might be you, Please oa.ll. Brlc^'ftt ¥20,700. ULAZEBROOK ASSOCIATES, garage, brick and frame construction, plaster car garage. Fireplace in living room, dining 45 W. River Rd., Rumaon, B42-U0Q* walls, beautifully landscaped, many trees; room. Hot water baseboard heat. Full base- VR.EKHOLD — BeaurtKul threB-bedrootn. convenient to bus and station, schools and ment. Few blocks to transportation, city and house, one acre, enclosed, brewetoy, shopping. Asking $34,900. fiiilHiiecl (jaMCtnent, garage. Saor»C« local. Cell for appointment. Asking $22,000. S19.900. 482-7360 Sunday only. 2f RED BANK — Two-atory older • 661 BROAD ST. 2068 HIGHWAY 35 In very good condition. Modwrn, d. pplebrook Agency Itltchcn. Fireplace in living room ' araJe dlninj room, four bedroom*. SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN bat ha, open rorch, hasement. Cai ' wrong for $17,500. ELWOOD A. •- 950 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. STRONG AGENCY, ReaUor, 558 671-2300 OPEN SEVEN DAYS—24 HOURS—SEND FOR CATALOG pect Ave., Little Silver. 74V4B0O. • TRADE-INS EXCHANGES (More Classified Ada On Hie Next Page) • Si-Friday, July 30, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Court Drops HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RESOLUTION FOR SAUS AVTKK The Monmouth County National Bank rAYMENT OF BOX* will sell at Public Auction at FAHRestraints On J«tf U INI Motor* Inc., Highway 36, Eatontown, COLTS NECK bnUuitc* fiM Dwlgbt tLtMi New Jersey a 1064 Enrllih Ford 2 Dr. RAMBLING RANCH-J26,WO Serial ,#H22C41(r748 on thi <*h rlav of OtH R. Seaman —4 6.M7.T7 August. 19S5 at 10:45 A.M. D/fl/T. The Asbury Firm Tnrte-lwjroom roncti home on almoli on ocre near center of town. C«romlc talti C. J. Hessi, Inc. . —™ IB.W»-« •elfer reserves the right to bid. end o halt, full dry basement and ottachM ooroge ore »• boslci, olldeJ lo Kit 35,877.19 July SO *2.0i FREEHOLD — All restraints iwoy luxury extras all IncludM at Mi price. Call todov ond let mil tint l»mp inMnrr, 6SS Marine were dismissed in Superior Court Improvement BA NOTICE Matthew J. Gill - 800-00 yesterday in the vending machin ^ COLTS NECK Ordlaaace Ml Wtllett Acre* MONMOUTH COUNTY FOUR BEDROOMS-COUNTRY KITCHEN 8URRO(MTE'H COURT business dispute between a Red Mattnew J. Gill -- MO.00 Notice to Creditor* f> Prr»*tit Vincent C. DeMaio - 200.00 riklmii Aarstntt Knt»t«> Bank firm and an Asbury Park The h-arl of any home Is the kitchen. The linen In cabinet! join with complete ESTATE OF ELZIE CHAFFIN, I>E oppllancel and many bulll-lns to Injure our.nomination as the kltchsn of tne year. 700.00 CDASED. company it had bought out tor Incldently, to go along wlfh the kitchen nit lour bedroom! with tremenooui dole", Ordinance fios Dralutge Pursuant to tlte ordhr of DONALt over {800,00. two-car garooe, lull basemtnl, pint ponded recreation room with rustic fireplace, Otis R. Sesmsn — Ml.W J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tin Hying room ond 'oil fhe other nlcetle! to oceompony thll prlzt wlnnlflO kitchen. A Ordinance 60fl Sidewalki Oourrty of Monmouth. this day made, Judge Gene R. Mariano va- reol buy ot UWOO. Walk through rhli home today. Call now. Otis P.. 8««man - — W-M on the application of the undersigned. Matthew J. Oill W.OO FlDi-enc* EJftle Char fin. Sole Executrix cated restraints granted Coasi of the eHtate of the said BlKle Char- COLTS NECK 130.00 fin, deceased, notice Is hereby g4ven Cigarette Sales, Inc., Red Bank WILLIAMSBURG RECREATED Public Bulldloc L lo the creditors of salrl deceased to July 9, against Nathan E. Beck Ground Iltaerve present to the said Bole Executrix er, president of Coast Cigarette Modern living with oil tht luxuries ond conveniences combined with Colonial ityle Honeywell Inc 7,232.00 theLr olaima under oath within six Olid charm add up to maki mil Ranch Home "the one you've been walfino tor. lonths Irom thin dale. Inc., Asbury Park; Hattie Beck Seurr Treatment Plant Reirrve Da.ted: July 2ftth, 1965 Four large bedrooms, country kitchen with see-through Hreploce. recreates th Plllibury Carton k Barnaclt 800.00 er, his wife; and Service Enter- davs ot Wllllamsburg. Formal living room ond dining room tor correct entertaining. Capitol Improvement FLORENCE KLfllE CHAFFIN 3 Rose Court prises, Inc., Asbury Park, oi Complete price $33,900. Vlsll this lovely home situated on o full ocre at fh« fop Playground Reserve E*tofilown, New Jersey of the hill. Coll row for your personal appointment. Collina Concrete Cp. —. 22.70 which Mr. Becker's sons, How- C. J. Hesie Inc _ VI Sole Executrix M«ssrs. Abnunoff A Apy ard and Richard, respectively, SUMMER PUPPETRY — Art classes at Middle+own Township summer school, held at W7.T0 195 Broad Street DICK ROSEN AGENCY R«d Bank, New Jersey are president and secretary-trea- tha Village School, recently presented a puppet show, "Jack and the Baanstallt," for Admin k Ktte, Attorneys surer. HWY. M, WALL, N. J. Salaries & Wages --.-. 2.M7.23 July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20 S27.60 student assembly. Left to right here ars Larry Straus, Paul Crelin, Melissa Cox and Admin & K*ec Prtg A Adv 938-5100 449 - 4244 The Dally Register _.._.« 98.(4 Temporary Injunctions hai Admin & Ksec — Other been granted by Judge Leoi Marjorie Holland. Wayne Ehlers was class instructor. Richard W. Seuffert - W.10 MONMOUTH COUNTY lnternt'l City HunilOGATE'fl COURT Leonard — and later modified HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTlCl Managers' Aasoc. ...» « 1500 No4lo to Creditors to Prraent by Judge Elvin R. Simmill — ti Xerox Corporation ..««.-.._... 15.50 Claims Against Estate prevent the Beckers' from inter- Promoted WANT TO BE ENVJET17 ESTATE OF SAMUEL JAMES DAIL- 2 Men Fined CBA Teachers 120.60 EY, DECEASED fering with the Red Bank, com- • Thr» ebedroom ranch, large eat-1 KALE AFTER BEPOSSKSSION FlnsuiclBl Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. • kitchen, city sewers, detached ga.raR* The Monmouth County National Ban* Salaried h Wagei - — 51 CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- pany's operations where it con- On large corner plot. Something sp'Cifl HI) ttell at Public Auction at Levin* Kim't Tax ty of Monmouth, this day made, on at- -11*500. Cull now 2910900. B.R. Motor Corp., Hwy. |#35, Eatontowr " tended it had exclusive rights. On Charges Back From I_fi\TiDER & CO., Realtor*. 135 Firm Salaries A Wages 277.84 the application of the undersigned, Hel- IW3 Triumph Conv. aerial ,»F*CM Astm't Tax ~r Other en McOracker), Sole Executrix of the Ave . "AUniiHc~H1ffftiftndfl.~M«nbfM ?- nn the 6th day of August, 1965 at 11:00 Coast Cigarette Sales, headed yj.Mplf Ustlng«. Th« Advisor I estate of Uie aald S«mue! James J^aile AM. D/S/T. The seller reserves the AcquisitlOB Of I^UMl deceased, notice Is hereby given to tli by Frank Mandia, has charged right to bid. r creditors of said deceased to present Of Disorder Audubon Camp SPACIOI.'S THREE-BEDKOOM -Ranc J. Howard Smith". ™.U;.-."."-"" : that Coast Cigarette, Inc. and on "i acrr, large kitchen. M1 Mvln July 3fl $2.07 Collection Tax to th« sajld Sole KiecuLrli their claims dining room, two baths, larpe fam11 Salarlei A Wagea 1,109.10 und er oath within all months from the elder Beckers have breached RED BANK — Magistral' this date. room full basement, attached ^ramse, NOTICE Coll Tux — Other ImpecmWy carM for, J1DJKH). 542-2692. Th* Advisor ~ _ — 15.00 Dated; Judy 29, 1965 a contract under which the Man- Francis X. Kerrnelly last nigh MONMOUTH COUNTY Usher Publishing Co. 81.00 HELEN MC CRACXEN, dia firm contends it bought equip- JEATAWAN — The lln*w" hasn't SUKROGATE'8 COURT BOI 450, R. D. No. 3, f ned tavo men $60 each for beinj off. Strathmore. Pour-bedroom Cranial, Kotlr* to Creditor* to Prrient 96.00 Freehold, New Jersey. ment and exclusive rights to ser- JU baths dining room, family room, Claim* Asalntt Estate Bole Executrix ESTATE OF HELEN L. HEALY, .erfti — Other vice established customers. drunk and disorderly,. pntlo, central [ur-conmilonlnjr,. all T Vincent C. DeMalo . 3W.0O John E. Mulane, Esq., pllances Tall trees, utility line unrtei DECEASED. 247 North Broadway, Under the agreement, it is Rubin Rivera, 117 Chestnut St. rrouml Transfer red. Must sell lit once, Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. State Shorthand South Amboy, N. J. fZi.m. Call 5fi6-7TDt. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Reporting Uirvlce -... 01.25 Attorney charged, the Beckers could not he-e, and Thomas Touhey, 33 County of Monmouth, thll day made, July 30, Aug. fl, 13, 20 127.60 on the application of the undersigned. UUS solicit their former customer! Seventh St., Belford, also re- MOLMDBIJ — ?> Tubllc Bulldlnc A Uround winch on l'i new. two baths, two-car Hazel Krautter, Sole Executrix w the for coin-operated machines. ceived suspended 10-day jail sen- nrSK*. Carl F. Zellftrfl, Broker. estate of [tie Maid Hrlrn L. Hcaly, Salaries h Wages NOTICE deceased, notice U liernby given to thePnb Bldr A Ground — Other The elder Beckers are accused 4443. Monmouth Consolidated MONMOUTH COUNTY tences and were placed on pro creditor! of said deceased to present NUKROGATE'N COURT of aiding their sons in creating ;ne said Sole Executrix their ." Water Co. W.S9 Nod™ to Creditors to Present bation for a year. LOTS AND ACREAGE under oath within six month* from Little Bllvsr Electrlo - 7.W Claims Against Estatn service enterprises and soliciting this date. Mr Rivera was found guilty 61-19 ESTATE OF EMMA HAHNE. DE business for that firm from for- Dated: July 2nd, IMS CDA6ED. of being drunk and using of " SANDY HOOK BAY AREA HAZEL KRAUTTER hid* Tree — Other Pursuant to the order of DONALD J mer Coast Cigarette, Inc. loca- Presidential Arms, Apartment 3A, CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Coun fensive and loud language or Thrre mile* to proponed Sandy Honk Whiten Road Georgs H, Clauai . 100.00 tions which now are committed Iniet, 390' beach frontage. 10 acres, Old Wkgon Farm -.—.-. ,. 23. DO ty of Monmouth, this day made, on West Front St. July 23, and M: one of the last avallnblp Bay frontages Lansdale, Pennsylvania, the Application of the undersigned, Ed- to Mr, Mandia's concern. thll size. $60,000. Will nnanct. Sole Executrix gar Qustav Hahne, Sole Kiecutor of Toufaey was found guilty of bein, Burton T Doremiu, Ess- Fin the estate of Uie said Emma Hahne Though restraints have been F. A. GEHLHAUS 16 Mechanic Street, Salaries k Wages , deceased, notice f* hereby given to the disorderly in the Sheridan Ba Red Bank, New Fire — Other lifted, the Asbury Park firm is Real Estate creditor* of said deceased tx> present 8 West Front St., Wednesday. Attorney Schwelier Bros. to the &&M Sole Executor their claims subject to new court procedures Hwy. 36 Leonardo July 9, 16. 23, SO Fir* Prevention — Otter under oath within rlx months from thU Next to Blu» * White Bui Terminal Ths Advisor ..._.*.,- date. if evidence is presented to show In traffic court, Narim Uras 2K Hour Telephone Service Arthur E. Salz Police — Regular Dated: July 6, 1965 violations of the agreement. of 72 Franklin Ave., West Keans- 291-0488 NOWCK Salaries A Wages EDGAR (JUflTAV HAHNE. burg, was fined $20 for careless MONMOUTB COUNTY Police — Special 100 Tenth Street, Evan Jahos, Red Bank, repre- WEST LONG BRANCH - Ar- U3ONARDO — 100x130', Choice pro- SURROGATE'S COURT Salaries k Wages Belford. N. J. driving in that he passed a stop erty. One block from beach. Leonard Notice to Creditor* lo Prtnent Pollen — Other Sole Executor sented the Red Bank Company thur E. Salz of Asbury Park has ve., 212-AL S-5788. New York City. Claim* A«»ln*t Eittate Kenneth K. Luker - M.ifl Richard E. Burke, Esq. before Judge Mariano, and Vin- sign and caused an accident. J ESTATE OP ANTONIO MALAUfl Walter Heath Co., Inc. - 24.00 544 Kaln Street, been promoted from instructor JlfoCNIFICENT 30 ACRE — Building SENA,, DECEASED. Union Distributor! Inc. .. 46.00 Bedford, N. J. cent P. Keuper, the Asbury Park to assistant professor in the de- Guisappe Inghilleri of 32 Nortl a[(e Small brook and attractive wooded Pursuant to Uie order of DONALD J. Stanley H, Reeae ..„ 8.25 Attorney Interests. Bridge Ave., here, was fined $2' area. Priced at $25,000. J. D. Roche, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Thi Fyr-Fyier Co --. 105.78 July 9, 16, ii, 30 I3T.60 partment of teacher education at Brother Clement Michael Kealtor, Long Bridge Kd., ColU Neck. County of Monmoorth, thJi day mad*, Thermo Fax-Bates Inc. . . 45.00 Monmouth College. for careless driving, Albert Sepul ft«-4DM on the application of the undersigned. Raymond Walling _—. . 85-77 Rose Malauwena, Bole Executrix of The Advisor ™——™ 230.50 NOTICE The advancement was an- veda of 33 Branchport Ave., Lon] Brother Barnabas Paul KED BANK VICINITY — One aore, ie eatate of the «add Antonio Mai- Banrield Moving k '120' rrontage, beauttrul area, private. MONMOCZU COVNTF Branch, was fined $15 for a miss iwaena, deceased, notice it hereby Stor&ge Co. ..._..„—._.._._.— 25.00 SURROGATE'S COURT Reilly Seeks nounced by Everett W, Holt, dean JJINCROFT — Brother Clement liven to the creditors of laid deceased Roy C. Ela. ...- .. 3.80 Notice to Creditors to Pretenl of faculty.' ing headlight on his vehidle, an< Michael and Brother Barnabas ONE 3K3RE — V^atfrfront 1°U In Rum. '& present to the said Sole Executrix Mlddletown Township Boa.rd Clsima Aisinst EstsUe aon Intere8tea?"^iJr ^ :heir claims under oath within fix of Education • 139.80 BSTATE OF PETER KOZACHOK, Stanley C. Kelly, 46 Ocean Ave. Paul, faculty member of Chris- lonths Jrom this date. Dorn's Photo Shop Inc. _„.. 4.75 Mr. Salz, who has a bachelo T41-4B1L * DECEASED. Government Monmouth Beach, was fined $1 tian Brothers Academy, have re- Dated: July 12th, IBM Kew Jersey Stll Pursuant to the order ol .DONALD J- of science degree from Brooklyn HAZLET—Approximately % acre level TtOSK MALAUBSENA -Telephone Co: .'.—- 4.1)0 CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Ooun- for going the wrong way on turned from a two weeks' stay ground, sewers, curbs, paved street, & Tha Boatman's Shop _-.-—... 103.20 College and a master of scienci mile from Airport Plata. 261-117B. 88 Bast Roosevelt OLrcl* of Monmouth, this day made, on one-way street. Red Bank, New Jersey >e appUciLUon ol (he undenslgned, Lu- Public Aid from Pennsylvania State Univer- at the Audubon camp at. Medo- Sale Executrix 880.01 ba Kozachok, Adtninistrat^lx of the es- ArqulnUlop of Police Car sity, is studying for an Ed.D. a mak, Maine. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Messrs. Ahr&nnotf & Apr ate o£ the nld Peter Koiaciiok, de- WALL TOWNSHIP - Ocean 105 Broad Street Mount-Engihh Bales Co* . — B, 603.00 ceaued, notice Is hereby given to the Teachers College, Columbia Uni- Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson of Red Bank, New Jeriey Communication* creditor* or Raid deceased to present Township Mayor John J. Reilly WEST LONG BRANCH — store for Attorneys Aiioo Financial Bervlc* Corp. 393.11 versity. Brookdale Farm, Lincnolft, spon- Attorneys to the said Administratrix their claims yesterday said municipal official Driver Pays rent. Idsal location. See A. KOZ1CKY, uly 16, 23, 30, Aug. 6 127.80 Mualclpil Court under oath within six month* from tills sored their attendance at the Heal Estate, Rt. 35, Eatontown, M2- Salaries A W&gei .«-._..«.»»••« 647.H date. should encourage greater pufoli- Before coming to Monmouth 2223. Build Inn Dated: July 28th, 106S camp. NOT1CB SsJarlea A Wagei „ 825.38 180 Maple Avenue participation in local government. College in 1963, Mr. Salz taugh BATONTOWN — 12 acre commercial Tak« noticice that the Borough of New Bulldlnj* — other $75 Fine The program, maintained property 400" Hwy frontage, Rt. 35. Red Bank, New Jersey for five years in the New York Shrewsburhb y wililll conducdt t an misii Mount-English Sales Co. 2,120.00 LUBA KOZACHOK Speaking before a lundheon All utilities available. Whole or part- Public School System. He also LONG BRANCH - Magistrat staffed by, the National Audubon Bee A. KOZICKY. REAL ESTATE, Rt. lion (OT th« appointment ot a qualified County Sudser Car Wash 35.00 Administratrix meeting of the Spring Lake-Bri- • 35, -Eaftonbown. 542-2223. person as a member of IU police Messrs. Reussille, CornweH, taught a course at Queens Col- Stanley Cohen yesterday fine' Society, was an intensive study department. No person will be appoint- 2.1M.00 Uaiuaner. A Carotenuto elle Rotary Club in the Beau ed unless lie sha.U hav* at least the Plum bin* 34 Broad Btieet lege. Leo J. Schaafsma of 237 Eas of ecology, the relations, depen- 177,77 Rivage restaurant, Mayor ReiUy qualifications as net forth In the ap- Salaries k Wag*" Red Bank, New Jersey Wilson Rd., Neptune, $75, am dence and effect of living things REAL ESTATE WANTED plicable laws ot the State ot New Jer-Civil nefraB« - Other Attorneys said-there is a variety of talent He is treasurer of the New Jer- sey, ordinances and resolutions ot the Jersey Central Power July 30, Aug. 6. 13, 30 128.52 suspended a 30-day jail sentenc on their environment. Field trips, • WE NEED YOUR HOME Borough of New Shrewsbury, and rec- k Light Co 3.00 in every coirmvunity which could sey Association for Student Our 12 aaleapeoplo havs cltenla walttn onvnuendaUonH and requirements ot th Stanley C. Werner'* . 35.00 Teaching. after finding him guilty of beinj twice daily to various natural for jour listing. They need ranches, be put to use for the benefit of al Public Safety Commlttefl ol the Bor K0T1CE a disorderly person. habitats, supplemented by lec- split levels, two stories; also investmen ouRh Council, 28.00 citizens. • property. Call us for a quick laio. Twc The time, date and plac* of laid ex MONHOUTH COUNTY tures and films, were the essen- offices serving you. amlnatlon will ha SaXurdiy August 14, Balarlei k. Wages . ~ 6,74(1.20 SURROGATE'S COURT He"poirtted ;to,M!au.(- growing Marks Anniversary He was charged by Patrolman WALKWIt & WAtKER 196b at 10 A. M. at the Tin ton Falls R4ads — Other Notice to Creditor* to Present Leonard Bruno who said that Mr, tials of the prograntjiv-;•, > t i Realtors School, Tlnton Avenue, New Shrews- Th© Spiniletop Co. ,..„ -__.« 393.57 Claims AjaJnst Estate population of retired people" as Shrewsbury Otlice WiiUtovm OHIc bury, New Jersey. James E. dreeley, Inc. ...__ 24.51 ESTATE OF F. VIOI4A HUMRIC- having a "vast reservoir of Schaafsma used loud and offen T41-5212 (571-3311 Application blanks may be obtained Uechinlcs QvnxtXX Service — 20:70 HOUBE, DECEASED. sive language on July 24 when h from the Borovgh CJerk and ihail b* Triad Products Inc - 137.70 Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. knowledge and experience, vir- : WE NEKD — Five or Blx, 2-3 bedroom completed and returned to the BoroUKh CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun was brought into headquarter 45th Year 1 homes, furnished or unfumiuied, from Independent Metal Strap Co. _ 151.45 ty of Monmouth, this clay made, on tually untapped." Olerk together with a certificate u to North Jtriey Equipment Co. - 128.78 following an auto accident. Hi: $85 to $175 per month for incoming his physical fltntai from & Phy- Ht&vola Contracting Co. &9.20 Uie application oF the undersigned, An- Teaching Values personnel. THE BEF.O- AQKNCY, Rt iolan not later than Friday, August na, Isaacs and Elmer Sutphln Execu- car struck a city'light standarc •35 Middltlown. 571-1000. . 3, IMS. tors of ths estate of the said F. Viola "Many of these older citizens 1,137,91 Humrichouse, deceased, notice Is here- in front of 936 Ocean Ave. MAY WE. HICLP Y,OU? JEROME 8. REED State* Lights long active in productive business Borough Cirk Jersey Ctntial Power by given to the creditors of saJd de- ceased to present to the said Execu- Mr. Cohen dismissed charge: Can't sell your home? We will buy uly 9, IS, 23, 30 $29.44 k. Light Co. '. tors their claims under oath within and professional pursuits, have your home directly from you. Never Sewer System six months trom this date. skills and know-how that can't of reckless driving, leaving th -a «ommisslon Involved whenever we Salaries) & Wages ™ Jfetad: July 15th, 1965 NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Sever Srstem — other be bought," he said. "They have scene of an accident and drivin OK TRUSTEES ACCOUNTS Jersey Central Power ANNA ISAACS '- -DON'T WATT-CALL U8 NOW ESTATE OP WILLIAM H. LA BOY- 72 Riverside Avenue much they could teach Ohose of without registration, for lack o * :; MANLEY A8S0C. INC. TEAUX, DECEASED. k Light Co • • 671-5353. Monmouth Consolidated Red Bank, New Jersey and evidence. Mr. Schaafsma hai Notice Is hereby flven Uitt the ac- Water Co. ...„ ™ ELMER 8UTPHIN us who hold public office." REAL ESTATE 1 counts of the subscriber*, Surviving 2 Shrewsbury Avenue pleaded innocent to these thre JYfttM and Executors of tha K«tate Monmouth Consolidated The mayor said they could What You H*ve W*ter Co. ...„ Port-au-Peclt, New Jersey charges but pleaded guilty t lor of Cletus Keating, a Deceased T Taylor Bnterprisei Executors rive great satisfaction from work- What You Want Lee of the estate of said Deceased will Mes«i«, Crowell k CroweH the disorderly persons com be audited and started by the Surro- ing in public life. Call U9.50 t Mechanic Street * WALKER, Realtors gate ot trie County of Monmouth and Red B&nk, N*w Jersey plaint. reported (or nettlemen to The MonSau- t Land Fill He declared that Ocean Town- Broad Rt. Shrewsbury 71M213 Salaries k. Wages . _ fi«8.8« Attorneys ^ '. 35 Mlddletown 671-3311 mouth County Court, Probati Division, July 23, 30. Aug. 6, 13 |30.36 ship "is fortunate in having many Charles Hutchinson of Long on Friday, the 20th day of August 8«n Land Fill — Other WANTED: Raw acreage (Residential) A. XX, 196$, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at Mechanic! Ovenll service — 22.50 civic-minded oiitizens Who serve Branch Ave. was fined $200 an Apartment house cites, Commerlcal t County Court- House. Monument sentenced to one year in th •UfiB. Builder and developer will fl- and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- Ba«rwa MT;»T ___ -NOTICE -.- without unbursement on many napci and erect same on your property sey, a,t which lime Application will be HtalUt — Other MONHOUTH COUNTY municipal agencies and boards." county jail on a disorderly per- or* will purchase from you. Remain a made for the allowance ot Commis- Marc Krohn, M.D. 250.04 STJHROOATE'S COURT pjjtrjer or tell outright. We assume sions and Counsel feee-. Usher Publlshlnr Co. 28.33 Notice to Creditor* to Preie«t "WiWiout these people giving of sons charge. The jail term and or-Diiy foreclosure. Commercial, homes, William C. Johnson ...,. 138.00 Dated July 9th, A. U 1963. Claims Against Satiate their time, knowledge and en- fine were suspended and Mr. Hftif etc. Principals only. Call now CHAiRLES R. NASH, ESTATE OF SAMUEL SI&GEL, MACARTHUR DEVELOPMENT CORP. North Street, 416.37 CEAS&D. ergy, Ocean Township would ei- Hutchinson was placed on proba Greenwich, Connecticut Mosquito Control Pursuant to the order of DONALD tion for three years. 3tt-im. Balarlei & — 380.00 J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the ther have to curtail many of its SURVIVING TRUSTEE. Mosquito Control-— Other GRACE NATIONAL BANK OF County of Monnioutii. this day made, programs or pay enormous sums James Foye of Red Bank wai -LEGAL NOTICE NEW YORK J. 4 M- Hardware . 3.59 on the application of the undersigned, Philip M. O'Donnell Public Asilstaace Camilla SiegH and Edith Massell, the for them," he said. resentenced to a 30-day sus (By: MARTIN J. GRIMM,* Salaries ft Wares ,. 334.66 Ex&cutrices of the estate of the said a Vtce-Presldewtf, Beach Samuel Slegel, deceased, notice is he-re- He noted that public life can OAKBXJKST — Philip M, pended jail term, six months BALE AFTKR RKPOSSE8310N 7 Hanover- Square, Salaries & Wages — .-..,... 2.33S.OO by given to the creditors of said de The Monmouth County National Bank , New York CUy, N. Y. provide great personal satisfac- O'Donnell orf Carole Dr. has cele- probation and a $50 fine, on i MARSHALL P. KEATING, Beach — Other ceased, to present to the saJd Execu- will sell at Public Auction at Carland Conway Sales Co - 83.75 trices their claims under oath within tion to those who serve, but cau- brated his 25th anniversary with disorderly persons charge. H Howard J. Elschner Oac., Hwy. #35. Neptune. N. J. a 1!W3 1M E. 73th Street. Q. Meelhelm Provisions 6B.S8 six months from this date, •Sulck Conv. Serial ,#6J30u7145 on the New York City, N. Y., tioned them not bo expect grati- the Bendix Corp. had originally been sentenced t< EUZABETH KIRLIN KEATING, 8aff«r-amon Inc. * 128.49 Dat«d: July 2Sth, 1066 4th day of August, 196.1 at 10:00 A.M. Pepil-Cola _ 42.00 OAiMlLLA S1EGEL 30 days in jail. Howard J. Blsohner of 90 Glen- .D/S/T. The seller reserves the right to Duck Pond Koad, Dutch Muter Cigar Co. 12.15 tude. Mr. O'Donnell, plant enginee Locust Valley, New York, N. Y. Hartshorn e Road wood Dr., New Shrewsbury, will Fischer Baking Co - 19,53 Locust, New Jersey "If a public job Is well done for the company's Red Bank and William Edmond of 304 Willow Julif 30 $2.07 EXECUTORS OF THE ESTATE Thomas Williams Co. -.„ 28.00 —aijd— OF CLETUB KKATINa. X DE- that's what the public expects," Eatontown facilities, joined Uie observe his 45tii service anni- CEASED TRUSTEE. Bob Ktilln's Inc. . 131.30 EDITH MASSELL Ave. was fined $25 and sentence --'- NOTICK Arnold Tulp, Esq.. Union Distributors 13.2,1 182 8. Lake Drive he explained. "If you do some 'inn in 1940. He served as a versary wilh the Bell System this Jane B. Loohart 131.25 Red Bank, New Jersey to 10 days in the county jail foi " *;: MONMOUTH COUNTY Counsellor at Law, chief electricians mate in the month. He is a memJber of the SURROOATB'N COURT 103 EaM Front. Blrttt, Davis Bowling * Billiard Executrlces thing they don't approve of, you driving without a license. Th Red Bank, N. J. Supply 50.00 Messrs. PfUsbury, Carton, U. S. Navy during World Wa technical staff of the local switoh- _, Jfotire to Creditor* to Present Ths Paint Spot lSO-00 ft Barnacle hear about it." jail term was suspended on th '.^Z; Claim* Against Estate July 16, 23, 30, Aug. 6 , (45.08 ng laboratory at Bell Telephone •STATE OP CHARLOTTE ELIZA- Henry Pulsh T... 84.60 0? 1st Avenue II. He was named maintenanci condition that he learn to read BETH WILSON. DECEASED. Jertey Central Power Atlantic Highlands, N. J. supervisor of the firm's Eclipse- Laboratories, Holmdel. -^Pursuant to the order ot DONALD J. k Light Co . 14.56 Attorney* and write to enable him to take INVITATION FOR BIDS Bodon'a Electric ...- 121.37 July 30, Aug. B, 13, M $32.20 CBA Student Pioneer Division at Teterboro in CUNNINGHAM, surrogate or the ooun- The Board of Re*crea41on Commit! A & B Boat Sales 48.80 test for his license. Mr. Elschner is a memtier of t££]Df Monmouth, thin day made, on or the County of" Monmouth Statt Finds Diamond 1&45. the Institute of Electrical and the-appllcatlon ol thi» underslRned, Kth- New Jersey, will receive^ leparati NOTICE TO AftSKNT DEFENDANT Fined $15 for careless driving •1 Tdary Wilson, Sole Execiitrlx ot the 1.10T.33 Michael Clark, son of Mr. He has held his present pos Electronics Engineers and has estate at the said Charlotte EUzaneh sealed bids for: Recreation / SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY were Edward G. Mundell of 1258 Wilson deceased, notice la hereby given General Construction—Contract-Jfo. : Salaries A Wagea . 6.316.30 CHANCfcRY DIVISION' and Mrs. Clifford Clark of 102 since 1956. served since 1958 on the insti- Plumbing A Well Construction^ LCon- MONMOUTH COUNTV Turf Ave., Oceanport; Ann Russo • to the .-creditors- of •said-- deosawd u ,i.M Was Llncroft, tute'.i symbols committee. He tract"'No." T."" "" '.T—"2'."~-. 1 3 M af -Ridgafjgld. ^cd-Alan '?"ifl -a tlieir cla.ims under oith within TTnwB^-coeiniTr" ::.-..:;:- _... " M785 while traveling through Europe also active in work of the' months from this dote. Heating k Ventilating—Contract No. Green Acres Equipment Co. - 1,500.00 6TATJT OF NEW JERSEY TO: 17 Vogel St., Keansburg. Mr Dated; June 30th, IMS i re a ul red for the construction at Carroll's Stationers - _.„ 67.13 BARNEY PELTZ and AUCE PEL- with a group of students from Raritan August ican Standards Association. completion ot Administration and Camp- A. R. Meeker Co. _ .- 13.48 TZ, his wile; MORRIS COHEN, Vogel's fine was suspended. ETHEL MARY WILSON Christian Brothers Academy 94 Wilsnn Ave., site Building for the Monmouth Coun- Mi ridle i own Township Board also known as Morris Peltz and Peter Stockman of 49 Walnut Port Monmouth, New Jersey ty Recreation Commission, to be located o( Education _ ™ 4 HILDA COHEN, his wife; JACK was visiting a diamond cut- Activities Slated Sole Executrix in Monmouth. County Park, Turkey New Jersey Bell PELTZ and HILDA PELTZ, hii St., River Plaza, was fined $20 Mesfrs. Amone and Znger, Swamp Area, Freehold Twp. Telephone Co. 41.30 wife; JENNIE SCAJIONI and CA- ting establishment in Amster- 'RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Bids shall be submitted not laie Robert H. Schanck _ 47.50 MILLE BCARONI, her hunbund; for careless driving. 100 Catholics . 246 Broad Street. v dam when he noticed something Summer Horizons, sponsored by Red Bank, New Jeraey than 3:00 P.M. on the eightetnth day William H. Potter A Bon 129.20 FRIEDA FA&BER and MANNY Counter charges of atrocious i Attorneys of August, 1965, In the Meeting Room Lawea Coal Co.. Inc. 33.00 FARBER, her husband; and RA- glittering under a staircase. the Recreation Commission, ha: of the Board of Chosen Freeholders J A S Plumbing A CHEL PELTZ, single; assault and battery filed by Mol ^Uly 9, 16, 23, SO $27.6(1 You are hereby nummoned and re He turned the stone over to announced the following plans for Hall of Records, Freehold, N. J. Heating Supply Co. ..._ -., 28.33 lie Shaw of 435 Hendrickson Ave Will Make Flans and specifications are on flCi SarifflJt Corp _.._.._...... 35.25 quJred lo serve upon UEUSSILLE, the manager who told him that August: NOTICK OF SETTLEMENT in the office of the Clerk of Thi Taylor Enterprlsas 2o!iO CORNWELL, MAUSNER, CAROTEN and her daughter, Helen Barretl OF ACCOUNT Board of Freeholders, Hall of Records, Marey Laltue Supply Service 29.M UTC k McOANU, ESQB., plaintiffs' at- it was a very valuable dia- Wednesday, Aug. 4, 8 p.m., a Freehold, N. J. F. F. Blalsdell Inc. ~ 203.45 torneys, whose address Is 34 Broad of 79 Cooper Ave., were post ESTATE OP H. RICHARD STERN, Contractors may obtain a copy Inatltulional Clmema Servlc* 314.90 Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, fin An- mond that had been lost. He band concert will be held a Pilgrimage DEOEA9ED. swer to th« Complaint filed In a Clvl poned until Monday. the plans and specifications at G«org« H. CUui* 931.20 was rewarded with a gold Sohaufler-« enclosed li Charles M. Gardner Co. 67.81 by C. Arthur RurltB, Tax Collector of with the boys on Aug. 11. ed Aug. 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. at Manhasset, New Yorlt N Y sealed envelopes bearing the name ant Doubleday A Co. 323.07 the Township of Freehold. County or He said that Charles Quacken Jersey City, will celebrate an KATHLEEN V. STERN Monmouth and State of New Jersey, 30 Locust Road, address of the bidder and name o the Union Avenue Sdhool audi- a.m. Mass at the airport, honor- the work, on the outside; addressed to to the Township of Freehold and sub- bush, 123 Front St., Red Bank, Locust, New Jersey 863.94 sequently assigned lo the plaintiffs and -LEGAL NOTICE Executors and Trusteei. the Board of Recreation Commlastontr 1Harbor — other was released after posting $50 ing the 25th anniversary of the Mwsrs. Plllwbury, Carton of the County of Monmouth and mua Otis R. Seaman 138.53 covers real estate located In the Town- be accompanied by a bonding certlflcat ship o* Freehold County or Monmouth bail and that Joseph Connett, ad- rdination of Archbislhop Thomas A Barnacle, Monmouth Conaolldated and Btate of New Jersey, covering 5.75 rUBMO NOTICK Counsellors at Law, and a certified check, drawn to th Water Co. „ _.. 4.73 To whom It may conctrn: dress unknown, is being held in L. Bowland, Newark Archdiocese. 95-97 Ftrat Avenue, order ot the Monmouth County Trea- ICMI of land known s* Block B6. Urt Notice In hereby given that appllci 2 Law Firms nurer in the sum of not leas than Ten 12 ss fihown ort the Tax Assessment lieu of bail. Both men, the chief At 9:30 a.m. the group will fly Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Map ol the Township of Freehold. lion has been made to the Planning July 23, 30, Aug. 6, 13 $32 21 Per Cent il0*>f>i of the amount of th Board of the Borough or ahrewabury said, are charged with causing to St. Ann DeBaupre Shrine, re- bid, and be delivered At the place am Mrs. Leola Domldltra „ _. IOO.OO You and each of you are made de- by naymond H. Btlllman ror a major Are Merged tin the hour above namcrt. Th* Standard IlWund of Itev. , fendants In the above entitled action HubdiviBlon of property known as Lot a disturbance at the home of maining there until Tuesday.The proposal forms will he furniihed upoi Thomas Raeckel - 1 because you hav or maintain you have 1 A, Block 2\ A, on the official,lax MATAVAN TOWNSHIP - Jo- JtEAL ESTATE WANTED application to the Clerk of the Board Towtinhlp Hharo of t Mrs. Doris Cuny, Monmouth second stop on the pilgrimage"will >om» right, title, lien, or other interest map of the Borough of Shrewsbury. seph P. Altier, 4 Idlewild Ct, Df Chosen Freeholders, Soclsl Sfcurlty 823.1& affecting the real esta.te being fore- Said subdivision Is known a* "Allen Ave., Navesink. They face a be Our Lady of the Cape Shrine. The Board of Recreation Commlnaloi closed, by virtue of ownership, inheri- Slreet Subdivision" and U for the has joined his law practice with reserves the' right to reject any or all (lnrhftK« court hearing next Thursday be- On Sunday the group will return WE NEED YOUR Edward E. Bennett , 40.00 tance, descent, Intestacy, devise, dow- purpose of creating Ihreo (3) lots. bids or to waive any Informalities in er, curteiy, mortgage, deed or conv*y- >ubllc Hearlnc will bt held at Uhat df Bromsen and Gatnimer- fore Magistrate Richard E. the bidding. TOTAL to Newark Airport. HOUSE TO SELL 193,663.62 anci entry ot Judgment or other le- special meeting ot th« Planning Board man. No bid shall bt withdrawn tor t gaJ or lawful rJght. The nature of on Tussday, August 10, 1969. at 8:00 Burke. (Bishop Stanton will accompany period of thirty (301 days mbsequen which and the reason UieU you andp.m. In the Broad Btreet Auditorium Both finny have offices at -150 LIST WITH to the opening of bids without the con ot Tax Account' each of you ara joined ac defendants of ths Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury, the pilgrims as director. Mre. sent nf the Board of Recreation Com seventh Ave., New York City,. Community Dog Control. Inc, Is set forth with particularity in the [few Jersey. Summer treat: spread a sponge- Mary M. Vartck, Jersey Ctty, mission. HPKCI.M. TRUST ACCOUNT complaint, a copy or which will be A copy of the map of the propOBed All wnrk nhnll lx> fliihslrtntlnlly com O«i»ltol Highway ' furnisher! you on request addressed to Mr. Altier, who was an unsuc- cake layer with vanilla pudding; is the First Saturday Club pr£<' •'Mnd nm) lhi> hijjjrlins; JfBiiy for oc- subdivision In on file In the Borough pplebrook Agency MaterJuls, Inc R-J.tfi the attorneys of the plaintiff* at the Clerk's Office at 7fift Broad Btreet. essful Republican candidate for cover with fresh berries and top i'.ipmcy not Inter than November 30 Vlncfnl C. DtMalo 100 00 above mentioned address. Shrewsbury, New Jersey and li avail- dent.. Miss Marion Lentini.H 950 HWY. 35 MIDDL6TOWN IOJS. Matthew J. Oill , Dated: July 8, itMW Wnship Committee here last ith another layer of cake. Sprin VICTOR GKOSSINGER, Chairmm. ble for Inspection during nfflca hours. y . p ashington Ave., Leonardo, is #™ 671-2300 Henry F.. LabrewjLabrjuu 233,29 MORTIMER G. NEWMAN, JR. HARRY B. KOTLKK year, now becomes a partner in le the top of the filld k WALTER SCHOELLNBR, Secretary HHenrn y F. LLabrscqub e .„..-.„ 1,435.00 Cleric of th« Superior Court. Secretary of ths Planning Board kle the top of the filled cake club's Bayshore area represents- July- 29. 30 , 13""" uty 30 10 ' 168.54 July 0, 18, 23, 30 J71.T6 ulr so UM Jromsen and Gairimerman. with confectioners sugar. POGO By WALT KELLY POGO BY WALT KELLY •

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STEINBACH'5 HANDBAGS, Strwt Flow, bra—so light yoii hardly •Us Albury Park, Brick Town know you're wearing one FAMILY SrMBOLS — Jamei in ffberfill for softness and sibn Monday at 7:30 p.m. to re- Noonan, Ocean Blvd., Mrs. Juli lease a statement on the Spanish Keyser, Fourth Ave., and an un thaping.' Or, cotton brotdcleth fully teacher issue. identified parent. Martin Mortenson, board mem- They corroborated her conten padded wrth bet* yesterday told The Register tions. the' personnel committee will That night, Mr. Mortenson make recommendations on the recommended that the board matter. hear from Miss Rowland before The regional board Wednesday making a decision in the case. tTEINIACH't FODNDATIONS, SfrMt Fleor, night went into caucus with Miss> ilw Asbiiiy ftrb Iritlc Tawit Dorothy Rowland, Spanish in- structor, to hear her comments Man Fined on parents' complaints that she divided the class, leaving termi nal -students to "flounder" with- In Drunk 1 out homework assignments or extra help while concentrating on the "brighter" students. Driving Case Mrs. Arthur J. Gatti, 49 East MIDDLETOWN — William A Highland Ave., who made the .loyd, Chapin Ave., Red Bank, first complaint at a board meet- was fined $200 yesterday by Act- ing Magistrate John A. Flood, Jr., on a drunk driving charge. Named Rabbi Lloyd also had his license re- voked for two years. The case was the first one in 'olving the use of a new ma chine, the breathalyzer by the •olice department, to determine the sobriety of an individual. Lloyd was arrested May 29 on Navesink River Rd., by Patrol- man William Thome. Patrolman Thome testified thai Lloyd admitted consuming si: bottles of beer in a six hour per mm wmr ON FALL od prior to his arrest. The breathalyzer tests the amount of alcohol on an Individ- ual's breath. Advance fall fashion leaders here now! Lloyd testified that he hai consumed the six beers prior ti COMPANY his arrest. ASMHU MMC • M0 BAMX •• MNCX TOWN SHOP Red Baiik Wedne»d«y & Friday Night >lil 9 Alfred J. Sonneberg, 18, of Ver- Aibury Park Mond«y, Wednegdiy, friday *til onica PI., New Monmouth, wai fined $]0 for possession of beer and $25 for falling to give a good account of himself. William Lapsley, East End Ave., East Keansburg, and Fred Dr. Albert L. Raab L. Brink, Karitan St., Union Beach, were each fined $50 tor JX>NG BRANCH — Dr. Ail- being drunk and disorderly oi belt". L. Raab has been, named July 25 on Bray Ave. RUSi of Congregation Bnal SfcOJom, effective Sunday. f$X. Raab formerly was spiritul a of Congregation Beth Am Holmdel Fair ln-fonmtn,-Caiiada._HeJias_&lso Jed congregations in Belleville, Set-Tomorrow^ Cotton knits for infants, toddlers Petersburg, Va. and Waukegan, HOLMOEL - The Youth Ac- III. tivities Association will hold i fair at the Indian Hill School playground tomorrow from 1 Here are'the carefree cotton knit* you can't have enough of. Two- a.m. until 4 p.m. Tihe co-chainmen, Verna Mauro and tKrft^pieeo »tyl*» . • • rii&rtmrt or hi-bhS oreraHi . . . long and Mrs. RMvard Spencer, have announced that tfiere -wall be re- sleeve thtrts and eardigmi. They'rornaehina washable, ne«d NtHe freshments and 14 different types or no 'wonmg, wear weHl Ateorted colors, fixes • rnorrrht to 4 year*. of skill games. There will be two exhibition games; a girl's soft- GomOiia*, you'll watittevaral ret*. ball game at 10 a.m., and a boy1 baseball game at 1 p.m., featur- ing the HYAA Allstars vs. Rocket- \ I only 8.00 to S.00 §et Jets. There wil! be special booths where homemade foods and brie- JTEINBACH'S INFANTS * TODDLERS, S«(e*4 Fleer, •!>• Atbury P«rk. Iriek Tew* The Oppenheimer Fund a-forac will be sold. The rai date is Saturday, Aug. 7. "~" is a mutual . "'• investment fund. Hospital Benefit The Oppenheimer Fund is amu- rorfOVT" will take prudent risks in an ef- THAZLET— A show. antLtoy fort to make your money grow. sale, proceeds to be contributed Write for a free prospectus. to the Bayshore Community Hos- pital, will be held tomorrow af- FIRST EASTERN ternoon at 2 p.m. at 11 Garden INVESTMENT CORP. Ter., Coralwood Manor. 141 Bread Street, Red Bank, N. J. Participating In the project are Robert Morris, director; Robert Tel.: 741-1300 Koening, Allan LaForge, assist- Please send me a free copy of the ant directors; Pat Morris, Karei Oppenheimer Fund prospectus. Focht, Ellen Bump, Cathy Glovia, Reptile Pumps glide Narne : cast; Mary Ann Karr, costum director. Address; D, Louis TYmti, president of efty. state the hospital, will attend the per- gracefully into fall formance. 16.00 Pr.

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