11, 1968 TEN CENTS VC Rockets Kill 19 Civilians SAIGON (AP) — the Viet Ago

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Light Rain Occasional light rain expected THEDAILY HOME today and tonight. Warm, hu- mid with chance of showers tomorrow. FINAL (See Details Page 2) Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 89 Years VOL. 90, NO. 242 RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1968 TEN CENTS VC Rockets Kill 19 Civilians SAIGON (AP) — The Viet ago. The barrages have killed One round slammed into Ken- Westmoreland told a farewell tary consequence, It does make Cong switched to daytime bom- at least 128 persons and nedy Square, spraying dirt into news conference Monday it was headlines, I must say." bardment of Saigon today, wounded 519. the Roman Catholic cathe- almost impossible "to stop the Some observers disagreed. slamming some 30 big rockets The six-foot 122-mm rockets dral, through doors open for indiscriminate firing of a few The shelling is spreading fear into the heart of the city dur- exploded in the vicinity of ma- morning Mass. The shell land- mortar rounds, a few rocket among the population and un- ing the morning rush hour. jor government buildings but ed a few yards from the 2(l-foot rounds, in consideration of the dermining confidence in the The barrage killed at least 19 did little damage to most of statue of the Madonna. wide open and very chopped up South Vietnamese government, Vietnamese civilians and them. However, one landed on The barrage began about 6:15 and difficult country around they said. wounded 106. the, roof of the government a.m., and a little more than Saigon." One American commented It was the heaviest casualty communications headquarters five hours before Gen. William He conceded that "civilians cynically: "I guess the signifi- toll—and the first major day- and knocked out most telecom- C. Westmoreland relinquished are getting killed and some cance of the attacks today was time bombardment—since the munications abroad, including his command of U.S. troops in houses are being damaged," ceremonial. A 21-gun salute tor Viet Cong began almost daily lines leased by a number of Vietnam and left for Manila, but he added, as he has said Westy's departure." shelling of the capital 38 days American firms. Honolulu and Washington. before: "It's of really no mili- (See VIETNAM, Pg. 2, Col. <) $990Million State Bond

ROCKETS BLAST HEART OF SAIGON — Two automobiles burn in front of the Sai- Compromise Reached gon city hall during Viet Cong attack. Thirty rockets hit tha South Viotnamoss capital killing at least 19 persons and wounding 106 others. [AP Wirephoto) TRENTON (AP) - Republi- raising measures to help bal- establish a new state Depart- with bi-partisan support the ly proposed $890 million but can legislative leaders' and ance the spending program ment of Criminal Justice. Sen- proposal would be approved by agreed to add $100 million Gov. Richard J. Hughes were were postponed until Thursday ate President Edwin B. For- the electorate in the fall. more when urban Republican in agreement today over a pro- because of disagreement over a sythe, R-Burlington, said this "I would think this series of lawmakers, primarily from posal to submit three bond is- state aid school formula. By would mean the legislature bond issues can be passed in Bergen County, asked for a sues totaling $990 million to the end of a long legislative would not vote on the proposal November," the governor said. higher sum. Campi-Smith Battle New Jersey voters in Novem- day, the Republicans said they until the fall, probably in Sep- "We agreed we will mutually The $990 million figure would ber. agreed on a revised plan to tember, after returning from support this issue." include $100 million for con- The agreement, announced grant an additional $25 per pu- summer recess. Sharply Cut struction of institutions, $230 at a joint news conference yes- pil each year to all school dis- —The Senate passed and The sum was sharply reduced million for college building, $7.- terday, marked the end of tricts in the state. sent to the governor a bill ap- from the governor's original 5 million for educational tele- For Leadership Seen weeks of discussion and hag- New Department propriating $5 million for emer- proposal of a $1.75 billion bond vision. $440 million for highway gling between the Democratic —The GOP leadership, re- gency Hood relief for areas of issue. But administration aides construction, $200 million for By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI The two, in separate letters, Mr. Smith last night was re- goveror and the GOP lawmak- sponding to demands from of- North Jersey stricken by floods claimed the compromise was a railroads and mass transit and FREEHOLD — A contest for have urged all municipal Dem- elected as chairman of the ers. ficials in the Hughes adminis- two weeks ago. victory for Hughes because the $12.5 million aimed at encour- aging an additional $62.5 mil- Monmouth County Democratic ocratic committee members to Union Beach Democratic Exec Republican leaders said they tration, scheduled public hear- As for the bonding agree- figure was still substantial. Committee chairman looms to- support Mr. Smith for chair- utive Committee and received would prepare bills for prompt ings, on a controversial bill to ment, Hughes predicted that Republican leaders original- (See BONDS, Pg. 2, Col. 4) night between incumbent P. man. the committee's support as a action in order to authorize re- Paul Campi of Xittle Silver and When asked if his letter in- favorite son in his bid to un- ferenda on the bond issues be- challenger, Paul J. Smith of dicated a division within the seat Mr. Campi. fore adjourning for the sum- Union Beach. party, Mr. Howard replied "no Ran for Senate mer. They said they are hope- A vigorous campaign by sup- comment," adding that the Mr. Smith last year was an ful of calling a recess by June Reach Dredging Agreement porters for Mr. Smith will cli- matter will be handled internal- unsuccessful Democratic candi 24. • max tonight at the Monmouth ly at the meeting tonight. date for state Senate. In other major developments TRENTON - In a confer- dredging operations, the com- — Cut about 20 per cent of the Navesink River as far as Civic Center, Eatontown, when The reaction to the letter and Mr. Smith last month an- — The Republican leaders ence engineered by Assembly- promise would: the proposed dredging area in Barley Point, Mr. Roe said. Democratic Executive Commit- telephone campaign for Mr. nounced that he is challenging said they reached agreement man Joseph Azzolina, R-Mon- — Permit • dredging of the the state channel to preserve .If, the dredging corporation mouth, Highlands clammers federal channel along the High- sand for beach nourishment on refuses; -the- Army engineers tee members elect a chairman. Smith is mixed, reported some Mr. Campi for chairman. He on a $1.15 billion operating bud- 1 The Republicans will be meet- Democratic party observers. then said that he will not get get for the 1968-69 fiscal year. and boatmen agreed with state lands. shore to an ultimate Sandy Hook. will dredge the federal channel. Ing in the Holiday Inn, Hazlet They say that the letters are (See POLITICAL., Pg. 2, Col, 1) But scheduled votes on tax- officials yesterday in the of- depth of 15 feet and a width Mr. Roe told the Highlands Additional taxpayers' funds Township. No contest is expect- having the opposite affect that fice of Robert A. Roe, com- of 400 feet. representatives he will present would then have to be found ed there. - they were intended to have. missioner of-Conservation and — Permit dredging of the the compromise plan to the for the Navesink River job, Mr. Economic Development, to a state ("stick") channel to an dredging company immediate- Roe explained. The challenge to Mr. Campi's The other Democratic Free- modified version of a plan sub- ultimate depth of 10 feet for ly. The corporation, he ex- Stressing the vital importance election as county party chair- holder candidate besides Mr. Parties Organize; mitted by U.S. Dredging Corp., use as a small boat channel. plained, will have to accept or of a balance between conserva- man will be the highlight of the Bedell, Frank K. Woolley of New York City, for dredging The width of this channel, pro- reject the proposal before June tion and economics, the com-" political, organization meetings Freehold is not taking sides in the federal and state channels posed by U. S. Dredging Corp. 18, the date the Army Corps of missioner said the modified of 1968. Many municipal com- this inter-party battle. He said at the mouth of the Shrewsbury as 400 feet, will at first be Engineers has set for adver- plan will benefit the people of mittees organized last night he felt there is no need for Nicosia Again Top River. limited to 200 feet until it is tisement for bids on dredging New Jersey by preserving es- and the balance will do so to- him to get involved since he determined whether sand flows of the federal channel. tuarine lands on which the night. Republican Chairman J. is not a member of the com- The compromise came after from adjacent clam beds into state's harvest of seafood de- Russell Woolley has no contest mittee and does not have a Commissioner Roe had listened If U. S. Dredging Corp. ac- the newly dredged channel. If pends, while also benefiting the for an-unprecedented 27th term say in who is elected. Red Bank Democrat to arguments presented by cepts the modified plan, the the clam-bearing sandbars re- boating industry without harm- as county GOP leader. Woolley Neutral ,, Highlands boatmen and clam- Corps of Engineers will cancel Democrats put former May- Mr. Nicosia returns to the mers for more than an hour. main intact, the dredging will its plans to dredge the federal ing the clammers' interests. Battle Mounts "I will support whoever the or Benedict R. Nicosia back at post of party leadership after Based on an alternate plan continue to the proposed 400- channel. About $100,000 in fed- The principle of maintaining The Democratic battle has executive committee elects at the helm of their party last a two-year absence. In 1966, submitted by the dredging com- foot width. If not, operations eral funds can then be used been mounting behind the scene the meeting," said Mr. Woolley. night. when he was both mayor and this balance must be carried pany after Mr. Roe halted all will be stopped. for much needed dredging of all along the New Jersey shore, by letters and telephone calls He said that he believed that Mr. Nicosia was elected party chairman, he had to Commissioner Roe went on. He by supporters for Mr. Smith. the Democratic party will work unanimously to succeed Coun- leave local politics to accept urged coordination with the Top supporters for the Union the matter out, adding that he cilman Daniel J. O'Hem as appointment as an assistant 1 North Jersey Shellfish Associa- Beach Democratic Executive is saving his energy for the chairman of the Democratic county prosecutor. tion, representing the Rarltan Committee leader are Rep. fall campaign. County Executive Committee. .9 Million School Building Mr. O'Hern subsequently be- Bay area, and with the state James J. Howard, D-N.J. and Mr. Campi is seeking his Republicans re-elected May- came chairman and served the Board of Health and local sew- freeholder candidate Eugene J. fifth one-year term as Demo- or John P. Arnone as chairman remainder of Mr. Nicosia's erage authorities to insure Bedell. cratic county chairman. of their committee. term as acting mayor. Bond Vote Set for July 15 against further depreciation of This year he will be a candi- the state's littoral wealth. date opposing Mr. Arnone for FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Education reports that school 3,600, is expected to reach 4,- Boatmen and clammers ex- the mayoralty, but he said yes A proposed school construction construction costs rose by more 621 by 1969-70. pressed satisfaction with the Start Formal Process terday he would not seek re- bond issue of $9.9 million will than 8 per cent from 1967 to Save on Fees compromise. The boatmen were election to the party chairman- be submitted to Freehold Re- 1968. Architects for the two schools represented by James F. Fer- ship, preferring not to serve in gional High School District vot- Board members estimate they are Scrimenti, Swackhamer nandez, president of the Fed- both capacities at one time. ers July 15. will have district taxpayers and Perantoni, Somerville. Mr. erated Boatmen of New Jer- Mr. Nicosia left the prosecu- The dirte was fixed last night from 7 to 9 per cent by bidding Rucci observed that the board sey; and Walter Mihm of Mon- For Ray's Extradition tor's staff in February. He de- by the Board of Education. and building the two schools at will be saving money on archi- mouth Beach, operator of three clined a spot on this year's In an effort to get the jump once. The district will need the tect's fees by the use of a sin- marinas on the Shrewsbury Riv- LONDON (AP) - U.S. legal murder of civil rights leader Court on charges of carrying slate of Democratic candidates, on rapidly rising enrollment, first of the two buildings — gle prototype for the two er. A delegation of clammers experts worked today on plans Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a forged passport and a load- but accepted the leadership of the board is proposing to pur- the district's fourth school — schools. was led by David Feldman, to take James Earl Ray quick- Some legal experts suggested ed gun, the charges on which the party , chase sites and construct two by the 1970-1971 school year, The school board has not set president of the Baymen's Pro- ly and safely back to the Unit- the British government might he was arrested at London Air- Also by unanimous votes last high schools — one on a 109- and the- second about a year a date for a planned public tective Association and James ed States for trial while police speed up the process by de- port Saturday under the name night, the committee re-elect- acre tract on Elton-Adelphia and a half or two years later. hearing on its proposal. Mr. White, Highlands councilman- porting Ray as an undesirable on both sides of the Atlantic of Ramon George Sneyd. ed Mrs. Mary Jones, vice chair- Road in Freehold Township, Enrollment, currently some (See SCHOOL, Pg. 3, Col. 3) •lect and association secretary. continued their investigation to alien. But other lawyers said Police equipped with walkie- the second on a 57-acre tract there is a strong tradition man; re-elected Charles K. learn whether Ray had help in talkie threw a cordon around Woodward Jr., treasurer; and on Church Lane, Manalapan. his four-nation flight. against using this procedure as the prison and blocked all Board Auditor Armour Hul- a substitute for extradition. elected Mrs, Rosemary Minear, American authorities tuok roads leading to It. Unauthor- secretary. sart has estimated that the two ized persons were kept at least Blaiberg, Heart Transplant the first formal step toward The 40-ycar-old escaped con- At the Republican Commit- schools, if approved, will mean extradition Monday night by vict was held in Brixton Prison 150 yards away. tee meeting, re-elected with an average tax boost of 18 obtaining a provisional British after his two-minute appear- Scotland Yard was reported Mayor Arnone were Mrs. Juan- cents per $100 assessed valua- warrant charging Ray with the ance Monday in Bow Street planning to move Kay from ita Dozier, vice chairman, and tion, beginning in 1970. The rate Patient, Suffers a Relapse Brixton, three miles south of Mrs. Gemma Gelso, treasurer. increase will vary somewhat downtown London, to Wands- (See LEADERS, Pg. 3, Col. 3) among the constituent districts. CAPE TOWN, South Africa Jan. 2. He was transferred Since the historic first trans- worth, a jail in a western sub- Of the total to be raised, ap- (AP) — Dr. Philip Blaiberg, Monday to the special steri- plant operation on Washkan- urb. Security at Wandsworth proximately $365,000 is for the the world's longest surviving lized suite he had occupied af- sky, 20 other heart transplants The Inside Story has been tightened since non- Archbishop Due purchase of the two sites, the heart transplant patient, is re- ter the operation. have been performed around aid Arthur Briggs, one of the board vice president, Donald ceiving emergency treatment Dr. Christiaan Barnard, lead- the world. Six of the recipients Great Train Itobbors, disap- At Fort Today for a livor complication, and are still alive. Ann Landers speaks out on violence in U. S Page 11 Nash, estimates. er of the Groote Schuur heart peared over the wall there four FT. MONMOUTH - Arch- Backed by Board his condition is causing his transplant team, was due back years ago. Doctors had consistently re- Manasquan upsets Mntawan In Monmoulh Page 14 bishop Terence J. Cooke of New The construction project has doctors some concern, Groolc in Cape Town tonight after a ported Blaiberg's condition as Jersey Speed Skiffs eye Eastern title Page 14 Ray at his first court appear- York, the newly-named mili- the unanimous backing of the Schuur hospital announced to- week's trip to the Netherlands. "excellent" since his Jan. 2 ance Monday was assigned a tary vicar of the Armed school board. day. Meanwhile Britain's heart operation. He recovered stead- .14, 15 Allen-Scott 6 Sports British lawyer at his own re- Forces, was to fly hero today The hospital bulletin said the transplant patient, Frederick ily after the surgery, and was Stock Market 20 "I favor offering the public Amusements 19 quest and ordered held without on his first visit to a New Jer- this opportunity to effect tax exact cause of the liver ail- West, 45, was suffering from a sent home March 16. „. ... • , Successful Investing 20 bail for another hearing June sey military base. ment Is not yet certain. chest inlection that developed Television 19 savings," Norman Rued, board Since then he has returned Birtns t „,„,„„,„,„„ 18 on the passport and gun Archbishop Cooke was ap- member from llowell Town- Blaiberg's wife, Kilcen, ap- three days ago. But the Na- Bridge . 19 Women's News 10,11 to the hospital twice a week r charges. pointed to the military post last ship, commented. Mr. Rued peared extremely concerned as tional Heart Hospital in Lon- for checkups and spent a week Classified ' 16-18 month by President Johnson. she entered the hospital today. don said he improved slightly Comics 18 DAILY ItEGISTER If extradition proceedings said the state Department of in the general ward last month PHONE NUMBERS are brought, the court will re- He succeeds the late Francis The 59-year-old retired den- Monday night and the Improve- for routine medical tests. Crtssword Puzzle 19 tist returned to tlie hospital for Editorials Main Office 741-0010 quire evidence of a case against Cardinal Spellman of New Notice ment was maintained today. "I am feeling fine," he said Hcrblock Classified Ads 741-6900 Ray and he will then have 15 York. The archbishop was ex- The regular monthly Board routine tests June 4, five West was operated on May .1. months and two days after he then. "There is no cause for James Kllpatrlck Home Delivery 741 -0010 days to appoal to the High pected to arrive at the Army of Education meeting of the Blaiberg received his new received the world's third concern." Movie Timetable Mlddlctown Bureau ...671-2250 Court. If Ray's lawyers raised Signal School by helicopter, Township of Ilolmdcl scheduled heart in the Groote Schuur Obituaries 2 & 4 points of law there, a further speak to student officers, and for June 19, 1008 has been transplanted human heart on team's second transplant. The Roast Sirloin Of Beet Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Red Bank Pizza Sylvia Porter 6 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 appeal might be made to the offer Mass. changed to June 18, 19(iB. first was performed on Louis Complete dinner, G If fords Inn, House of IiOrds and the pro- He is scheduled to visit Fort George E. Conley We deliver, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Washkansky Dec. 3 but he died Rumson, Wed. and Thurs. $3.00 Secretary (Adv.) Call 741-9868. (Adv.) 18 days later of pneumonia, (Adv.) aillJIWilllllltlBH ces:ess could take months, Dlx on Friday. ( i f 2-THE DAILY H. Register Carrier Proposed Repairs Are Completed Red Bank Catholic High For Belford School's Fire Safety Wins NSPA Award MIDDLETOWN - Denying The board will purchase the Purchase of 33 new textbooks RED BANK — Vance Nilsen, that there are any serious /ire temporary bonds for a six- was approved and these con- 13, son of Capt. and Mrs. An- hazards in the Belford School, month period at an anticipated tracts were awarded: roofing, Graduates 219 Seniors drew Nilsen of 733 Pine Brook the Board of Education last 5 per cent interest because of Chris Anderson, $5,968; gaso- 1. (Jcrb^r. în.lin U ti^rTrmrt. M^ night announced it has taken the present high interest rates line, Getty Oil Co., 15.2 cents RED BANK - lied Bank| Gary Jiearh, William Brallnn, V. Ola,Us. jynnUJ J O'mti*y»^ Hoad, Eatontown, was named Catholic HiglTScliooJ graduated! Jo Ann (alien, Judith I'amp- J;im,.* K C rant, P«m''la J. Ortll, first place winner of the Ju- immediate action on recom- for regular long-term bonds. per gallon; miik, Cream-O- Antjmny A, H«wlpy, ]';iltlcl* 219 seniors at a Baccalaureate bell, Man- Ann Cavallaro, Hi-mliiirwai. I'nnl A llfni.,i»i. Km nior Division in this year's New mendations of architect Fred Harold Copeland, finance Land Dairies, 5.92 cents per W, llcncchan Tlvima* J' Hennrna A. Elsasser to improve fire half pint; audio-visual aids Hass and commencement exor- Thomas Cusick,- Alan DiSnullo, llfli-np M lllrtry, Aur,i«l »'. Hi Jersey Press Association chairman, explained the board lTinn Stftr^^Ti J. Hillman, RohiTt ' safety in the building. believes the interest rates will equipment, Princeton Univer- cises last niplit. Sandra Ormak, Linda Hurst, Hlmk, flolK-rt J, lliwhlvlUT, HKf Achievement Award Program Presiding at Itip IMass was H. Hntcr. John D. Hurlry, Un^ Twenty residents last month go down within the three years sity Store, $2,123 and John Mark Kelly. Lawrence Kuzava, <". Hurst. VaJlorlf J. Iv.-in. Hani Vance scored 97!•> points out I he Most Rev. John C. R<%s, j j Maiina, Martin McCue, W. Joliiumn sti>[,l»n f:. Jnlms'v strongly protested alleged fire the law permits temporary Tobbler Co., $1,536; four pianos, ohn KllzalH'th A. Jtyios K.lthtffn K. of a possible 100, the highest financing of such loans. Niesen Music Co., $1,300 and iiiliar bishop of Jhthe TrTreen . sa.sson, Kiign. I»atrk4a J paper route work, scholastic spection of the building, Mr. The board put down a $100 Furniture Co., $7,928, and At- Carol Benet, William Brat- MiiriKxuiM, TVtrmw P Xf record, citizenship and commu- Elsasser reported there are option for purchase of four kins Co., $5,120; and contracts graduates. M»ry> RUM Mack. V*K»i> E _ , Top Aârd Winners ton, Thomas Cusick, Michael l-'rundup I.. AfHDoari, Jolm fi Mnnna nity activities. Presentation of "no hazards other than it being acres of land behind the Bay-for school furniture totaling JVilnr/n C MsfjnlnK, Stacy A. MA The pastor also distributed Dougherty, Alfred Faiella, Har- l^V. James rv MarrtTi. .Io«et>h c a plaque will be made by Gov. an old school." shore School. The area would 117,487. MHrt/Kic, Arthur V. Mason r>onR honors. old Johnson, Stephen Johnson, il *tfl'-tnl*w)|. Peter V. MflAlllstp Hichard J. Hughes at the Spring On his suggestion, the fire be used,as a parking lot for Teacher Honored rnOMinfl J. MeRrMe. Jeati K Me Lake meeting of New Jersey the Bayshore and Leonardo Given awards for general ex- •Elizabeth Jones, Mark Kelly, <'ar!Jiy, Joan A. M<:O«rtiiy. escape from the second floor The board voted its appre- publishers June 22. A $50 Sav- was repaired and repainted, Schools. ciation to Mrs. Marion Wood, cellence for four years were Anthony Ix?vi, Dolores Man- J.»ITI J. Mrt-jrUlj-, KaUirm J Mary T. McGce, William Brat- ning, John Minion, Kevin Mfjinln. Miry U vrOarthr Hot ing Bond from The Daily Reg- and exit lights were installed. Won't File Letters second grade teacher In Port <•" A McCarthy, inrtln T. ' McOu ister will also he presented to ton, .lean Linnpy, TJieresa Tie- Moss, Mark Pieklik, Daniel Trier J • MCAII>, Mletaol ri Me Plans are also under way to School Superintendent Paul Monmoutti School, who is re- nonaM, Rfjina I. llfmvM»n, Mi.. Vance at that time. install new folding partitions F. Lefever told The Daily Maio. Alan DiSciulJo, Edward Halph, Robert Ryan, Robertj r Mrnre. nanlel J. MoOoldrlck Vaace NUsen tiring this month after 43 years Whitford. Martin McCue, Dan- Sasson and Kathleen Sullivan. Jnan r Mrrjotre Bartnu-a A Me. Winner of The NJPA Schol- between classrooms, and to Register the high school ad- In the school system. linen. .Innlre A. UrKiuthlln. IWrlnj construct a second exit from ministration has decided not to iel Ralph, John McCarthy and The (Jradnalrs K MrrTa*iie, IWwrt F. lllhok. Joan arship which is being present- Daily Register carrier has These other resignations were K MirlKr, John C. Mlrton. M«r» J, ed for the first time for news- been honored with a first place^ the upper floor. include disciplinary letters in Susan Kolarsick. Members of the graduating Mltrhi-ll. Ohrl««n# C Wilier Jo«*W accepted: Mrs. Meredy Masto- The awards were gifts from T. Mm, KalMewi M. Morrlj, XM paper boys will also be named award in the Junior Division The board authorized pro- the official files of more than kalos, Spanish, Thompson class are: A. Mnw. Anthony T. Monr. J«uw 100 seniors who cut school last Msgr. Monalian, the Red Bank C. Mm-elle, Oll«rlM C. Mul« Jr. at the dinner. Previous winner was Paul Al- curement of temporary loan School; Mrs. Beverly Lindsay, William A. AlrTalvlrr. DUno T. bonds for $1.9 million to month in a protest to obtain Catholic Hiph School Parent /Intern*. Vln.wit N. MiriUn. "olleen A. Muttin«n, rtilllp V This is the second time in be, Brown Ave., West Keans- English, high school; Mrs. Tlarrett, Oflrv J P*M.rliI . C(.amlf ti. MurmlnR, rajnpl* A. Nancy, chaj- burg. finance school construction now addtlonal senior privileges. Teacher Association and the I>art>.ira T. Borwrtt. Jn»m A. 1m*. J,. Kill, Teter I,. Noble Xl|e«n the past three years that a Elizabeth Collins, English, Bay- Jileh school faculty. t Peter J Klhby, Maria T. J. Korton, Rlnhard p. Occhjofrowo, under way. The New Mon- He said the students are be-shore School; Mrs. Linda Ellis, T^hn J- I^rtlrn, William J. Mtchari A. o-onroior, Elena A. Odno mouth school is 70 per cent The school's religious award, ,. Krank A. Hannn. P«tr1rla A. Man/ ». CVK*»K., t»irt«Ur» M. OJM« ing punished in other ways. chemistry, high school; Mrs. Kurkr John W. nurtnn. Thonwa M. Mm s. O'Sriea, Mary C. omli, complete, additions to the Bay- (he gift of Bishop. George W. i nmtfr". Jo Ann Marie c*llrf>, JurtlOl J«H* n._pKrtni jr. rwrmnr V They will be required to put Beth Ann Leyking, mathemat- Ahr, wcnl to William Bralton, A n 35. n«wl«, Joan M. R»«i Schools are expected to be who had qualified, will be re- by Kathleen Pontnne. Vlrba'-l r* ("lark. Kanrira A. OrA- Pamu A, Il«tani, Mivia R Hi Teacher Now Retiring hita, Spanish, Bayshore School; ]ln«, Grrant T, Contvay, Lynn M. !..""'„ Harharn A. Rl(tney. Benin. completed soon. moved from honor society rolls. Martin McCue won the facul- t"rcKUy J>iirthy A. Onlpi, Thomfyi *<*>\r!n, T*trn1a S, J^flCJllc- SMlak, Martina L. «c»»ocl<, Biinan K The Board of Education pai dignity that does a credit to her Spring, Nut Swamp School; Hilo, Miiry J. Pfdirr, Jean 1. !>«• »l»r|t, Calvfn J. s|ail«nn, Mutiree n scholarship award from the Trrro. Tlierrxa J PeMato, Elalnfl A. J. alattery. Mark A. 8ml»e«, 'llinmn tribute last night to Miss Pearl! profession. It is with sadness Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Thome Stuart School of Business Ad- I»'ini>*ey, Joan R Dietrich, Ldurptt* J. Smltli, Michael A. SMnrvwuM KaU Button, chairman of the En that we see her go," observed School; E. Zell Steever, Sandy ryn M. stroupe, KMniocn A. Sum Marlboro School n. itictVitii, rntxicin c. wail*. Atao ministration. M nisclulln, William J, Donnhiw,. VBJI, Khnrali 1. nonovati, HMinel S, Taylor, Suzanne A. Tr««y. IWbcr Regional High School, who is rwiBherty, Rn1>«rt B. r»o««la«ni|>«er. R. Voflttw. retiring this month. English. Patrtcta I. IXmntt nn«»mary C. Dr. Satz also expressed re- cash scholarship from the Red rmycr, [Hivira J. Kluicr, Alcittl I.. M«ry K. Wanner, Bh*rten« K The board voted to accept the gret at the retirement of Jo- Opening Uncertain Fulclla, AnMmny M. Fnraffaa»f>. Joan Walker, IJndi M. W«JI, John , These new teachers were Bank Rotary Club. It went to K. FarrlriKton, Mlctuwl J. ' I-iaftJiJio, WMomeycr, Mary A. Wclclhofer, Johr, veteran teacher's resignation seph Callaert as assistant prin hired for the upcoming year: Mark Pieklik. I^wrprK-o A. Fohr, l'hyllln K. r>onl- J. Welch, Envum J. WWtlorrt, Pam and instructed its secretary, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - counselors to work two weeks ••tlo, Mnry J. FHfcOTrflM. Stanrwn !•)« I.. ivmtKnetnn, Kllwn Jf. Wlflh. cipal of the Howell high school. •Miss Dana Brennan, Fair Ha- Also honored during the ex- M. nutwtrl«k, Mhry X. FllzpaulRk, mwiTi, TcnuiKTcrTMlMu jJ.. wilnoWllaon Man» A, Paul Chleff, to write Miss But- Mr. Callaert will remain hi the It's touch-and-go as to whether during the summer, at salaries ven, elementary grades, $6,- Kfirtn J. F1»Tin*nr, KfltJilern M. T*v»ron«, r»nnla B. Y«rvM, n«rar< the Marlboro High School will ercises were these scholar- — rim, rwrtcla C. Flynn, r*trlcl« F. Y«rvsi, icatliim c. Yervei, ton, expressed its regret and district as a mathematics of $400 each. 000; Mrs. Marlene R, Bisceg- Pnnl. llarttrclli A. ro«t»r. Muirem Th/$ 21 (nee Ada Right), 1911 Stratford ting her clothes on fire In the Ixmg Branch ers before the crackdown be- gram which also includes a good, Dr. Satz reported, com- Farmers & Merchants .08 -5^ 6V4 Ave., Neptune, daughter, yes- gins, Councilman Joseph F. bathroom of her apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Car- terday. three-cent per pack increase menting that attendance will First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) . .33 9 9% McQuarrie said. in cigarette taxes which took County Medical Examiner C. be voluntary. First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 60 retta (nee Anne Lombards. 84 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ilick- Malcolm B. Gilman listed the Woodro>v Wilson Avi\, George Jacobs of St. George effect last week. The board approved the ap- 1st Nt'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 38 41 • 1'OHR man (nee Bculah Turner), 9 Place was reappointed borough cause of death as chemical in- pointment of four guidance First State Ocean County (x) 10% 30 • • 32 Branch, son, Saturday. Clinton St., Freehold, daugh- In order to finance the in- constable for a Icrm of three creased SCIIQO: aid formula, (he toxication. Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 74 ter, yesterday. • . ; l Republicans agreed to reduce • Detective Carmen Messinn Is Middletown Banking Co. ' iS A '•••--wi- Mr. and Mrs, (ietly Evano- Council approved sealing off the cost of welfare programs investigating the incident for Moses Takes Monmouth County Nt'l (x) (xx) .20 • . tty W4 ski (nee Irene Stems),' lOM'/i a short stretch of roadway be- the state plans to pick up by police here. He said the woman N. J. National Bank (x) .24 8 t%' We have Fifth Avc., Asbury Park, son, tween Atlantic and Church next Jan. 1 from $54 million told him she had been despon- Ocean County National 1.00 38 •?• yesterday, Streets, and will provide ade- to $45 million a year. This dent over personal problems. Borough Post Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 IS 16H GIFT;S Mr. and M.rs. Richard Culli- quate curbing and proper il would be accomplished by ex Mrs. Phelps' husband, Rob- Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 m.iii (nee Kilccii Meylrr), 1M luminalion. The area has been ert, C6, was arrested Thursday RED BANK-John F. Moses, Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus i% 48 50 ; for The 1 eluding ,an emergency assis- lllli Avi ., Belmar, son, yester- the scene of. many minor traf- tance program. The state would as a disorderly person and for an industrial arts teacher at (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock NEW dny. fic accidents. rtlll assume 75 per cent of the oitering while under the in- Red Bank High School with ex- INDUSTRIAL , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ks- local welfare costs as original- fluence of alcohol. perience in recreation super- ARRIVAL penkotter (nee Margaret Bab- ly planned. Municipal Court Judge Ralph vision, will take the reins of Aerological Research U]i 16J4 be), 38 Hampton Drive, Free- Minor Subdivision Heuscr fined him $55 and the Parks and Recreation De- Brockway 36 38 - i hold, daughter, yesterday. sentenced him to 10 days in the partment this summer. Buck Engineering 14 15 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Widdis OCRAN TOWNSHIP - The Monmouth County jail. Mayor John P. Arnono said Electronic Associates r 23% 24 It't e«iy to itrrJ a (nee Audrey King), 434 West- township Planning Board last Vietnam yesterday Mr. Moses had Electronic Assistance ' 30!4 30& to the. nawborn. wortd Ave., U)ng Branch, son, Foodarama 22?4 23%, Phons ui, ind we'll night classified as a minor sub- (Continued) agreed to take, the position Laird H. ' -7V4 make s delightful yesterday. division a request by Jack The rockets were fired from Car Hits Hydrant temporarily. He started last packdfjfl. W • ' I I Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Harris, Saltzman of Deal, to cleave an rice paddy area about six ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - week on a part-time basis. Metallurgical International • 48 SO «v«n d»lif«r ij And lllKlj Monroo Ave., Asbury A fire hydrant on Hill Koad Monmouth Capital , 9% 1014 rharqe ii for you. acre from a 4.3B-acre tract on miles due east of the center of The department will lose the ]\irk, son, yesterday. Rt. 311, Oakhurst, to create a the capital. Counter artillery was knocked over Sunday night services of its director, Bruce Monmouth Electric '5 5'4 Simple.? Ol count. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llcinze Monmouth Park 14 14'/4 building site for a planned ser- re was directed at the area, by a car. N. Johnson, on July 6, and aV (nor Carol Ann Knnnk), 125 N. .T. Natural Gas 22 22M vice station, md just aflor the barrage Anthony Papa, West Valley ready lost its second in com- Oi'orbnmk Drive, Freehold, 'ATS (Patterson-Smith, Inc.) ,. 8>4 9 oops of the U.S. lllh Armored Drive, was treated for face and 747-0169 daughter, yeslcrdiiy. A public hearing on a town- mand, Mrs, Janna Bybokas. Rowan Controller 9!4 10!4 ship plan to (Tcaie ;i pair of 'avalry lii'Kiment .swept I he injuries at Riverview Horough Council will continue ficrvomatlon W/j I'Al I, KIMHALL "pocket parks" on public land ren. llospllal, lied Hank, after the to interview applicants to take Spcdcor 13'/4 13% l.iikcudod at Wirkapecko Drive, near Col- The ground troops found five iccidciit, Patrolman ISruco. Ker- over Mr. Johnson's and Mrs. 1 Spiral Metal 29V4 3O'/4 Mr. ami Mrs. Hubert W. onial Trn'an , was postponed 22mm rockets along with •igan, who is investigating, Bybokas' posts permanently U. S, Homos 15'/4 16!4 ('(Kik fiM'c Diill llaniini'i'l, (17 until iirM iniinlh. tming stakes find misccllane- aid there was no wafer loss when Mr. Moses resumes his United Telecontrol Electronics 17 17% 20 BROAD ST., RED BANK Almond Drive, Silvertori, (laugh- The liDiird awaits more de- us equipment, but no enemy hen the hydrant broke be- teaching Job in the fall, Mayor Walter Reads-Sterling 10% 1114 I IT, ypsterday. tailed Information on the plan. odics. ause of a safety valve. Arnone said. WlnslowTcl. 6% 654 THE DAILY REGJ5TER, Tuesday, June 11, 1968-3 School (Contisued) '68 Primary Voting Tops '64's; Nash indicated the board is anxious to appear before local groups and organizations to discuss its building plans. Voting on the bond issue will Official County Tallies Announced be from 3 to 9 p.m. in each of the local districts. Polling FREEHOLD - Although the 10,007 for re-election and Eu- tion" candidate for freeholder, eived 3,926; New York Gov. ton Stavis, 4,886; Homer Tuck- places will be the same as ballot was more confusing, this gene J. Bedell of Keansburg Mr. Mullaney. lelson A. Rockefeller, 570; er, 4,875; and George Yevick, those used in February for the year's presidential primary was number three with 9,953 in Over on the Democratic side, !alif. Gov. Ronald Reagan, 121; ,758. Rivaling groups received school budget referendum. election voting topped the 1964 his bid for election as county the regular party outstepped lew York Mayor John V. Lind- otes ranging from 177 to 308. Freeholder. ey, 16; Barry Goldwater, 3; Leon Thompson, Howell primary race by 3.4 per cent the "McCarthy for President," The Alternates with a total of 21.5 per cent In his bid for re-election Mr. the "Jesse Gray for President" Michigan Gnv. George Rom- Township, asked the board why Alternate delegates at large of the county's 180,497 eligible Howard picked up 1,521 votes and the "United Democrats" ley, 2 and Henry Cabot Lodge mold Brown received 8,365 it did not finish putting a com- voters voting. from Madison Township in Mid- for delegate seats. There were 3tes; George Brunner, 8,331, plete cafeteria facility into the The official tally released dlesex County. His GOP rival, no other contests among the Republican* voters also wrote lice Dolan, 8,364; James W. Howell ' High School before yesterday by the Board of county Freeholder Marcus Democratic ranks. these Democrats on the Re- felly Jr., 8,500; Patricia Q. Elections disclosed that 22,106 Daly, picked up 1,521 votes and This year's , primary ballot starting new schools. Superin- -ublican side of the ballot: Sen. heeh'an, 8,422; Ivan Backer, Republican votes and 16,750 GOP challenger, H. William will be one that ('is long re- iugene J. McCarthy, 24; ex- tendent William E. Satz said ,800; Emerson Darnell, 4,808; Democrat votes were cast. Mullaney, who lost in the pri- membered, mosllyjfor the frus- Mabama Gov. George Wallace, lertrude LaPidus, 4,781; Jo- he was waiting to hear from In the 1964 presidential primary to Mr. Daly, gained 189 tration and time taken to reach and Vice President Hubert ;ph Magliacano 4,,799; Ash- consultants regarding addition- mary, 17,606 Republicans and votes. the total votes. H. Humphrey, 7. >y Montagu, 4,740. The rival- al kitchen facilities at Howell. 12,268 Democrats turned out at How many votes the three Not only were there eight col- On the Democratic side, with ng parties received votes rang- the polls. There were 164,854 picked up in Ocean County— umns but the sheet was at ,098 write-ins, voters gave Sen ng from 186 to 227. Playing Fields registered voters at this time. Plumsted and Jackson Town- least 35 lines deep and there McCarthy, 370; the late N.Y. For District Delegates, Mr. Mr. Thompson also observed Those on Top ships and Lakewood which is were many write-in votes. ien. Robert F. Kennedy, 336; that the playing fields at the Ciernan received 8,914 votes; Top three vote getters on the part of the third congressional Some municipal clerks simply Vice President Humphrey, 257; Howell school were in poor con- GOP ticket were state Sen.district — won't be known un- callel it a night last Tuesday Hr. Howard, 9,158; P. Paul dition. After a discussion of the Mr. Wallace, 70; President Lyn- Campi, 8,554; Katharine E. Richard R. Stout with • 18,419 til today. without calling in their totals don B. Johnson, 16, and Harold grounds, the board voted to au- to the county election opera- White, 8,438; Vincent J. Mur- votes for his bidfor district The total votes for the con- Stassen, 1. thorize the school business ad- delegate. Number two man was gressional race gives Mr. How- tions center here. phy, 8,269; The rivaling "Mc- larthy for President" group ministrator, Paul Chieff, to get Freeholder Director Joseph C. ard 11,915; Mr. Daly, 17,493, Some voters, too, apparently Democratic voters gave Mr. eceived votes between 4,367 to information and to make re- Irwin with 17,004 and number and Mr. Mullaney, 2,766. were confused. Write-in names ^Jixon 39 votes, Gov. Rockefel- ,555. commendations to the board three was Freeholder Benja- Both the Republican Organi- for the GOP candidate for pres- ler, 7, and Gov. Regan, 2. HELPING A CHILD — An unidentified U.S. ser/ice- Mr. Kiernan said that the re- Bian carries a wounded South Vietnamese girl after she concerning needed site work min H. Danskin with 17,780 in zation party and the Democrat ident appeared in improper These incorrect pany nom- and landscaping at the school. their bids for re-election to the Organization party captured lines and knocked out some inations are not counted. ilacement for Mrs. White as was hit during a Viet Cong rocket attack on Saigon county Board of Freeholders. the votes from challenging par votes for either Sen. Clifford In the county Board of Free- convention delegate would be Specifications for bleachers made by the committee on va- •arly today. The girl was a patient in a private hospital Top three vote getters on the ties. P. Case or County Clerk J. holder race, Freeholder Direc- to be erected at the Howell cancies after the Democrats where one woman was killed and two other children Democratic side were Rep. Tbe Challengers Russell Woolley in their bids tor Irwin scored 17,904 and his school are currently being pre- tiold their reorganization meet- wounded. Nineteen persons were reported killed in the James J. Howard with 10,394 In the GOP ranks, the regu- for delegates at large for the running mate, Freeholder Dan- ing tonight. The committee con- pared by his office, Mr. Chieff in his bid for re-election as lar party was challenged by the national convention. skin received 17,780. Their Dem- baragôf rockets. (AP Wirephoto) sists of Mrs. Cecile S. Norton said, indicating that they would congressman for the third Con- "Reformed Republicans" for ocratic contenders, former Write in votes for the GOP if Sea Bright; John Ferrugia- be ready for bidders later in gressional District. Sheriff delegate seats and by the lone Freeholder Eugene J. Bedell ••iiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiB candidate for president totaled o of Belmar and Paul Kier- the month. Paul Kiernan was second with "Regular Republican Organize 4,690. Eichard M. Nixon re- received 9,953 and former Free- hold Borough Councilman, lan Jr. of Long Branch. Frank K. Woolley, 9,838. Mr. Kiernan said that no In the race for sheriff, in- names are under consideration Top of the News yet. He added that Mrs. White, cumbent Sheriff Kiernan re- Leaders in Political Parties ceived 1,007 votes. His GOP the U.S. Ambassador to Den- mark, was told by "someone PARIS — The possibility of new moves by the United '(Continued) • MATAWAN Long Branch Kepub- Mrs. Norma Saathoff was rival, Axel B. Carlson Jr. re- The iigh up in government" that States and North Vietnam focused attention today on the re-elected Bobert L. elected as vice chairman, Mrs ceived 17,594. Mrs. Clarina Webber was MATAWAN - William For- licans >he shouldn't run but it was deadlocked Paris peace talks as negotiators prepared to go elected secretary. mon was elected to his first Maura to a second term as Gloria Preston, secretary, and The Delegates back to the conference table after a six-day recess. For GOP delegates at large oo late to remove her name Elsewhere in the area, these term as Republican munici- chairman. Mrs. Ana T. Robin- William Stolz, a member of the from the ballot. son was elected vice chair- steering committee. for the National Convention, The meeting tomorrow will be the eighth between U.S. were the results: pal leader last night. Mr. For- For alternate district dele- Ambassador W. Averell Harriman and his North Vietnamese FAIR HAVEN mon had been appointed lead- man' to succede Mrs. Ann Ox- HOLMDEL Sen. Case, received 17,106; Webster B. Todd, 17,103; Ann jates, Mrs. Norton received 7,- counterpart, Xuan Thuy, since the talks opened May 13. Eepublicans and Democrats er in November when the for- ley, now an executive with Mon- Democrats here elected Ar- 950 votes;: William V. Browne, While no one on either side here expects any major stuck with their leaders at par- mer chairman, Stevenson M. mouth Community Action Pro- chie R. Price Jr. of 3 Mayfair D. Flynn, 17,193; Leslie L. Blau, 16,773; C. Douglas Dillon, 17,- 7,914; Lorenzo W. Harris, 7,- breakthrough for some time, perhaps months, Western dip- ty re-organizatlon meetings last Enterline was elected council- gram, Inc., a non • political Drive to a second term as local 920;' Margaret M. Edwards, 7,- lomats expect occasional tactical maneuvers by Hanoi and night. man. agency. municipal leader last night at 202; Frank S. Farley, 16,865; Edwin B. Forsythe, 16,964; Nel- 804,' and Joseph D. Pandozzi, Washington of importance to the long-range peace outlook. Mrs. Robinson has been a the reorganization meeting of The Democratic County Doris Kacirek was elected son G. Gross, 16,629; Philip 7,677. The rivaling "McCarthy , Harriman returned last night from a weekend trip to the Executive Committee re-elect- secretary by the executive com- member of the Republican the executive committee. for President" group received United States to attend the funeral of Sen. Robert F. Ken- B. Hofmann, 16,513 and Mr. ed Robert T. Dudley chairman. mittee and James Lawson was committee 20 years. She is also David Stahl, of 14 Chest- votes ranging between 4,304 to nedy. He also conferred with President Johnson and if he Woolley, 17,095. The rivaling He is the only officer of thechosen treasurer. active in other city and county nut Bidge Koad was re-elected GOP parties received from 367 4,420. came back with any new ideas they would presumably be- GOP units and has served as committee. Democrats here reelected to his second term as the Re- to 2,127 votes. gin to show up in the discussion tomorrow. a governor of the N.J. federa- Republicans re • elected Jo- John R. Fiorino to his fifth, publican leader. U.S. diplomats also hope to get some indication soon, tion of Republican Women. For GOP alternate delegate perhaps tomorrow, of the significance of the assignment to seph Hunter, chairman; Tyra term as leader and Rose W. WEST LONG BRANCH at large, Katherine K. Neuber- Be wise., Paris of a member of the North Vietnamese Communist par- Boyd, vice chairman; and Mrs. Kane was reelected vice-chair- William P. Simonelli (CQ) The three West Long Branch ger received 16,424; John H. ty politburo. Le Due Tho arrived a week ago to serve as Eleanor Smith, secretary. man. was named treasurer to suc- Democrats nominated by write- Ewing, 16,379; Louise J. Stoer- ceed the late Joseph Schibell. "special counselor" to Xuan Thuy. SHREWSBURY FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP in votes last week for a place rle, 15,973; Henry R. Leiner, Cheekmasfer Mrs. Arlene Russomano was on November's ballot for the Councilman Warren B. Mln- Mayor Daniel Schwartz last 16,047; Gretchen B. Waples, 15 ton was elected chairman of renamed secretary and Thom- mayor's post and a pair 942; Harry L. Sears, 16,156 Paris Students Erupt Again night declined to accept the as De Lisa was elected ser- accounttoday the Republican County Execu- council seats, have filed to ac- Herbert J. Heilmann, 15,805 —^PAJliS-^- More than 1,000 students took to the streets post of Republican party chair- geant-at-arms. cept the nominations. tive Committee here last night. man here. Joseph M. McCrane Jr., 15, ofPHfls again last night, battling police in running skir- UNION BEACH Gregory Lentzakis who polled 908; Mauro A. Checchio, 15,46 Mr. Minton succeeds his Mayor Schwartz said his up- mishes in the Latin Quarter until dawn following the death Paul Smith, who will go to12 votes last week, would vie and Lois J. Smith, 15,771. Ri of a student. wife, Mrs. Shirley Minton, who coming campaign for re-elec- has held the chairmanship for Eatontown tonight as the fav- with Republican Mayor Henrj valing GOP parties ranged i •The pitch of the battle was on a considerably lower key tion would occupy too much of orite son of the local Demo- J. Shaheen for the borough's votes from 1,386 to 2,005. three years. his time to enable him to de- than the student-police clashes last month when hundreds cratic Organization seeking to top administrative post. Sen. Stout received 18,419 on both sides were injured and two persons were killed. The new chairman will endvote the necessary hours to the unseat County Chairman P. Mr. Lentzakis, however, votes, Robert C. Stanley Jr. re- The drowning of a young man in the Seine at Meulan, his service on the governing job. Paul Campi, was re-elected mu- body this year. He declined to a federal employe, awaits Civil ceived 17,714 votes for district outside Paris, sparked the latest demonstrations. The stu- The post went, Instead, to nicipal leader last night. delegates. For alternate dis dents maintain the police threw him in the river. The police seek re-election. Service Administration clear- Township Tax Assessor Albert Republicans will meet today ance to affirm his acceptance. trict delegates, Mary Colemai said the student jumped in to evade an identity check. LITTLE SILVER Parenteau, to pick their leader for the Robert Kastor, who gained 1 got 17,444 and E. Donald Stern- - The National Students Union called for "all the Paris Frederick W. Seidenzahl was Democrats selected Mrs. coming year. er, 17,513 votes. population" to demonstrate tonight. Democratic write-in votes lasl reelected chairman of the Dem- Stephen Becar as party chair- HIGHLANDS week, and Eugene Amron, whi Under the Democratic side Last night the students paraded for several hours before ocratic County Executive Com- man. Councilman-elect Cornelius J. the first exchange of paving stones and tear gas grenades. received nine votes, will chal- for delegates at large, Gov. mittee here last night. Others elected were Mrs. Guiney was chosen local Dem- With the police under orders to be moderate, there were lenge Councilman Walter Mer- Richard J. Hughes received 9,- Arthur Whitfield, secretary, ocratic chairman in last night's Can wo help rou? considerable tear gas and concussion grenades but no whole- The Republicans will elect of- mer and Dr. Richard Demaree 765 votes; Robert J. Burkhardt and John Heim, registration Democratic committee election. Serrlcahourblggestasset. sale violence. ficers tonight. for the council seats. 9,084; John V. Kenny, NEW SHREWSBURY chairman. Mrs. Vera Parker was elected Robert B. Meyner, 9,397; Har- vice-chairman, and Mrs. An- OCEAN TOWNSHIP John Mitchell Jr. was re-ap- SPLIT IN HAZLET Norman Dorfman last night rison A. Williams Jr., 9,305; C. Asks U.S. Control Hospitals HAZLET - As Democratic gela O'Keefe was named sec- Willard Heckel, 4,921; Jeannette (fflMLJEBSEOANKK pointed chairman of the was named to his ninth term Aisno TKoar OOMRANV ATLANTIC CITY — A state labor official, citing rising executive committeemen elect- retary-treasurer. Winslow Cascone, 4,917; Mor- New Shrewsbury Democratic as chairman of Ocean Town- HEUBEROF-F.D.L& hospital costs, proposed today that the federal government ed Francis X. Journick to his Local Republican committee Municipal Committee at a re- shipJJemocratic executive com- take over the operation of all the nation's hospitals. organization meeting last Fri- second term as municipal lead- members will elect their offi- Charles H. Marciante, secretary-treasurer of the New er last night, they also split cers today. mittee. Madeline Lager was day. Mrs. Gloria Landy was re- elected vice chairman. Jersey State AFL-CIO, said federaliration would control and on delegates In support of a MIDDLETOWN appointed co-chairman of the Alfred M. Woolley last night GIFT DAD with regulate hospital practices and avoid costly duplication of county chairman. Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- committee. again was elected to head the I equipment and services. According to Mr. Journick, lina was re-elected local He- The New Shrewsbury Repub- Republicans. The government, Marciante said, is in the best position about 20 of the 24 delegates publican leader last night by ' to deal with increased health care costs because "the in- lican Municipal Committee Republican committee mem- will hold its re-organizatlon will attend tonight's county lev- dividual consumer of health insurance is paying an in- el meeting. Of these, he said, bers. meeting this evening. creased share of these costs in his federal tax bill and the 18 will go for incumbent chair- William Himelman, again SEA BRIGHT Two Youths rates are continually rising." man, P. Paul Campl, and two chosen by Democratic commit- JEWELRY His proposal was in a report prepared for the 1,500 dele- Mayor Mrs. Cecile F. Norton others will vote for contend- tee members, continues as lo- gates attending the constitutional convention of the 500,000- and John P. "Weir were ap- er Paul Smith. cal Democratic chairman. Arrested For member state AFL-CIO. pointed co-leaders of the Sea Other Democratic officers ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bright Democratic Munici- ON HIS DAY J elected were: Edward Whalen, Mrs. Gertrude Donnelly was Entry Try pal Committee. John S. Akin Many Bar Treaty Vote vice-chairman; Mrs. Margaret unanimously re-elected local OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Po- and Mrs. Dorothy Adaire were UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - The treaty to prevent the McKenna, secretary; Edward Democratic chairman by thelice reported the arrest of two spread of nuclear weapons won overwhelming approval in appointed co-leaders of the Ee- O'Keefe, treasurer, and Eugene six Democratic committee youths at 10:31 p.m. yesterday lie United Nations yesterday, but more nations abstained publicans. Balestriere, sergeant-at-arms. members Sunday. Mrs. Don on charges of attempted on the vote than expected. OCEANPORT Republicans elected Charles nelly had served as chairman June 16th breaking and entry at the Uni- The vote in the General Assembly's main political com- Oceanport Mayor Robert J. Lube to his sixth term as mu- for the past three months. versity Fair, Rt. 35. mittee was 92 for the resolution, four against it, 22 abstain- Jackson was elected chairman nicipal leader. Other officers Republican committee mem- One was a juvenile, they ing and four absent. Delegates had expected between 100 of the Democratic County Ex- included: Michael Gormley, bers will choose a local lead said. They Identified the other and 105 U.N. members to vote for the treaty. ecutive Committee on Thurs- vice - chairman; Anthony De- er June 19, Committeewoman as Anthony Brown, 19, of the ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED The committee adopted a 48-nation resolution commend- day. Other members of theMaio, treasurer, and Joan Mrs. Geraldine Katz reported. Windsor Hotel, Asbury Park. ing tJbe treaty and asking that it be opened for signature and committee are Theda Collins Raine, secretary. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP The pair was attempting to ratification as soon as possible. The assembly will give the and Charles Lane, aged 21, dis KEANSBURG Freehold Albert E. (Buddy) enter the store through a win- BRANDS resolution final approval later this week, winding up the trict one; Sigurd Andrescn, Benjamin Andreaeh, who has Allen, was reelected to his third dow they had broken when po- session. president of the Oceanport served as local Democratic term as Republican municipal lice were notified by an alarm BULOVA, CARAVELLE WATCHES Of the five nuclear powers, the Soviet Union, the United Democratic Club, and Helen Chairman for the past 23 chairman last night. Serving in the building. States and Britain cosponsored the resolution and voted for Steimle, district two; Daniel C. years, was re-elected last night with him will be Barbara Fitz- Brown was shot superficially ACCUTRON and CROTON WATCHES it. France abstained, and Communist China, which is not Herring and Marilyn Regan, by a unanimous vote of 8-0gerald and Jack Armitage, as in the leg at the scene and a member of the United Nations, called the treaty a Soviet- district three, and James J. No- Mrs. Florence Anderson was vice chairmen.. treated and rpleased at Jersey • Cuff Link; • Ronson and Colieri Lighters wicki and Beatrice DeBacher, U.S. plot against revolutionary peoples. elected vice-chairman, while Democrats chose Councilman Shore Medical Center, Nep- • Wallets • Speidel Identsand Others district four. Robert Wcston and Mrs. Ruth and former Mayor Waller H. tune. The arresting officers Alfred W. DeSantis has been Caddie were elected secretary Gehricke as leader for the com- were Patrolmen Hildred Sex- and Watch Bracelets • Diamond Rings re-elected chairman by the Ee- and treasurer respectively. ing year. Other officers in- ton and Oliver Hopach. • Artcarved Wedding Rings publicans for a third term. Republican chairman Charles clude Mrs. Ann Foster, secre- Brown is in the county jail EATONTOWN Gee reported- 'his colleagues tary and Mrs. Ruth Nebus In Freehold this morning, po- • Tie Tacks • Travel Clocks ALPINE MANOR The Democratic County will meet today to determine treasurer. lice said, and the juvenile is • Signet and Birthstone Rings HWV36 HIGHLANDS Executive Committee elected their leader. Mr. Gehricke replaces Wil- being held in the Juvenile De- tention Center. They will be . , .and many other fine giftsl 872-1773 Charles J. Besch as chairman KEYI'ORT liam Mullin, who served as last night. Mrs. Frank McClos- William Friedrich was releade- r for the past three arraigned tomorrow. NOW BY kcy, who had been chairman, elected Local Democratic lead- months. was elected vice-chairman and er Sunday night by Democratic In accepting the post, Mr. NO CHARGE FOR ENGRAVING! SPECIAL William N. Graves, secretary. committee members. Gehricke called for the revital- Man Critical DEMAND ... The Republican election is to- John Haley,. Republican lead- izntion of the Democratic Par- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - night. er in the borough 38 years, ty in the township and said one State Police here reported that. Lay-away or Easy Charge « « • or a small doposit Carmen Capczzona, 63, of 323 4 NITES FREEHOLD was re-elected last night. of his objectives would be the will reserve any item 'til wanted. 15th Ave., Belmar, is in criti- A WEEK FREEHOLD - Samuel \. LONG BRANCH creation of a viable Democratic DANCING Crawford was again chosen Tho Long Branch Democratic force here. cal condition this morning in chairman by Democrats here Executive Committee last night MARLBORO Jersey Shore Medical Center, V. WED., FRI.. SAT., SUN. last night. renamed Sheriff Paul Kiernan Joseph Lanzuro was re-Neptune, with multiple injuries Richard O'Connor was elect- its chairman and unanimously elected as chairman of suffered when his pickup truck CHOLLY MANN & CARLA ed chairman and Mrs. Paulino endorsed P. Paul Campl of Lit- tho Marlboro Democratic hit a cement bridge and abut- Hardiman Wasko, secretary. tle Silver for county executive Executive Committee last ment on Itt. 33 here at 4:20 Chosen as treasurer was Mrs. commillcG chairman, night, Klennore Ilartman was p.m. yesterday. "ED BOYNTON" at the PIANO Nightly Samuel Frank. Other officers named are elected vice chairman and Pa They said Mr. Capc/zona ap- The Rcpfollcnns re-elected .Torn Angcrio, vice chairman; triciii Kriegor elected sec- parently lost control of the ve- JEWELERS Theodore .1. N.iroznnick chalr- Ekiine Alston, secretary; Mnry retary. hicle, which was demolished. DINE NIGHTLY 'TIL 2 A.M. man, Willinm Riddle, vice- Itiissoniano, corresponding sec Purpose and Principle coali- Tho Farmingdale First Aid 72 BROAD STREET RED BANK rotary; Loo Greenwood, scr- squad transported him to tho BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 30-300 chairman, find Helen (ioelkc tion Councilman Alfred Storcr BROADWAY, (corner 3rd) LONG BRANCH secretary, and Airs. Joan Col- f;«uit-at-;irniK, and William Col- was re-elected as chairman by, hospital. Trooper Fred Mor- lins was treasurer. ton, publicity director. tho Republicans, fono is Investigating. 4-THE DAILY REGISTER M. Walter L. Quick Kn, Miry C Heack Viet Victim BELFORD - Kn. UtOf C. Taadty, Jurw 11, 1968 IOUG BRANCH - Walter L. Name Assistant Superintendent KEYPORT - Joseph M. Rites Slated Heuck, 55, of C4 Nye Ave., FitzGerald, 69, of 251 First St. Quick, 51, of 153 Third Ave. Irvington, died Monday morn- - Aldo Vignolini died Sunday in Riverview Hos- died yesterday in Monmouth NAVESINK - Services for ing in the home of her daugh- Medical Center alter a long ill- CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Aldo pital, Red Bank". He had been Sgt. John D. Pape, who was ter, Mrs. Barbara Lucina of MO For Freehold Regional Distrkt a lifelong resident here. ness. killed in Vietnam on Memorial Vignolini, 43, of 1408 S.E. Eleventh St. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - (11,880. Mr. Klausner has chairman of the district music Mr. FitzGerald was the son Mr. Quick was born in Phil- Day, will be Thursday at J Twelfth St. died Saturday while She was born in Newark, a Bernard T. Lyons of Cranford, taught industrial arts in thedepartment with an honorari- of the late John H. and Cath- p.m. in All Saints Episcopal at work in Fort Myers. adelphia, son of the late Wal- daughter of the late Thomas director of instruction in the/listrict since 1956. During the um of $400. erine Ireland FitzGerald. He j Church. Born in New York City, he ter L. and Lulu Jacoby Quick. and Catherine Weisen Donnel- Berkeley Heights School Dis* past year he has been depart Explain Duties was an employe of the Nation- ! Sgt. Pape, 21. son of Mr. was a former Neptune, N.J., . - He lived here 24 years. Mrs. Frank L. Pape of Man ly, and was the widow of Her-trict, has been named assis- ment chairman. Coordinators, Dr. Satz ex- resident. He was the brother I a' l-ead Company, Sayreville. An Army veteran of World mouth Ave , was felled by ene- man Heuck. tant superintendent of Free- —Allen Berlin to be principal plained, will provide overall, of Mrs. James Vacchiano of until his retirement in 1963 af-War II, he was a member of my $maU arms fire while serv- She had lived in Hillside, and hold Regional High School Dis- of Marlboro High School at acentralized supervision in each Orean Township, N.J., and had Jler 13 years with the firm. He then Bellord, before moving trict. was also a veteran pool play- the Veterans of Foreign Wars ing as a vehicle driver for th« salary of $12,600. Mr. Berlin academic area. lived here eight months. to Irvington three years ago. He was appointed last night er with the Central Jersey Post here and of Red Bank Army's llih Assault Cavalrj has been a teacher in the dis- For the current year, the Mr. Vignolini was a World She was a member of St. Leo's by the Board of Education, Tournament. He was a commu- Post, American Legion. Regiment. trict since 1956. For the past board approved a policy fix- War II Army veteran, lie was Catholic Church, Irvington, and which set his salary at $16,500. ing the salary of new coordi- nicant of St. Joseph's Catholic He was a retired engineering : Burial will follow the funera year he has served as assis- a member of the Veterans of ; Ln Ail Saints Cemetery. Rev, of the Irvington Senior Citizens The appointment is for one.tant principal of the Freehold nators and assistant principals Foreign Wars and the Ameri- Church. , aide at Ft. Monmouth. Harry Sorenson will officiate, Club.' ••.-•• year.' Superintendent of Schools High School. • at 1.1 times their teaching sat- can-Italian Club here, and was Surviving arc his widow, El Surviving are Ills widow, and the Posten Funeral Home, Mrs. Heuck had worked as a Dr. William R. Satz indicated William Shoppell was named ary. a communicant of St. Andrew's MsiCe irirtUmiHtiMaeMillan JFitzGerald H/.VJUIcliU,; twLVVoU j Mrs. Eileen Quick; a brolher. • Atlantic Highlands, is in saleswoman at Orbach's, New- Mr. Lyons will assume his new Catholic Church. daughters, Mrs. Joseph Vigliet- j Harry Quick of Ganvood. and charge or arrangements, ark, for 18 years, retiring 10 post about Aug. 11. Surviving arc his widow, ti of Massapequa, L.I., and ]a sister, Mrs. Austin Hiiler of i years ago. Mr. Lyons received.bachelor Mrs. Grace Acquisto Vignolini; Mrs. John Youncofski, here; a jKenilwortn. j Mrs. Nellie Edge Besides her daughter, she and master degrees from Se- CAN YOU SPELL? two sons, Albert Vignolini, at son, Maurice J. FitzGerald of' A High Requiem Mass will j FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — is survived by two sisters, Mrs. ton Hall University. He has home, and Robert Vignolini, Belford, two sisters, Mrs. be offered at 9 a.m. Thursday j Mrs. Nellie Edge, 88, 36 Can- Catherine Heimall of Asbury done additional graduate work with the Air Force at Home- Madge Hohenstein, here, and iin Our Lady Star of the Sea j non Road, died yesterday ii Park and Mrs. Madeline Wil- there, at Rutgers University stead; two other sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Kalhryn Roberts of Jer- Catholic Church. Interment, un- Monmouth Medical Center, liams of Watchung, and twoand at Montclair and Newark Nello Pagnoni of Asbury Park, der the direction of Hoffman Long Branch. grandchildren. State Colleges. and Mrs. Frank DeRosa of Nep- sey City, and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Home, will be in Wood- Born in England, she had re- The cortege will leave the He was at Berkeley Heights tune, and a stepbrother, Nello A High Requiem Mass will be offered at'8:15 a.m. tomor- bine Cemetery, Oceanport. sided here for the last 35 years. John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, for the past year. Prior to that Mazzanti of Miami Beach, Mrs. Edge was the daughtei 115 Tindall Road, Middletown, he spent 16 years in the Eliza- Arrangements are under the row in St. Joseph's Church with at 8:15 a.m. Thursday for a burial, under the direction of Stanley Liidd of the late William and Susar beth schools where he held po- direction of the Francioni, Tay- Jones-Braun and the widow 9 a.m. Requiem High Mass in the Bedle Funeral Home, in St. sitions as teacher, principal, lor and Lopez Funeral Home, WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - William Edge. St. Mary's Catholic Church, guidance counselor and assis- Joseph's Cemetery. Neptune. Service for Stanley Ludd, 81, She was a member of St. Pe- New Monmouth. Burial will be tant director of instruction. He a former resident of Linden, ter's Episcopal Church, Free- in St. Gertrude Cemetery, Co- was a teacher in the Peapack- N. J., who died here Sunday, hold. lonia. Gladstone public schools for will be held at 10 a.m. tomor- Mrs. Edge Is survived by two years. row In St. Joseph's Catholic a son, Harold Edge, with whom Appointments TUB ENCLOSURE Church, Winter Haven. Burial, Mm. Warren Aumack she lived, and a sister, Mrs. The school board also made under the direction of the Ott KEYPORT - Mrs. Sadie M. Elsie Schultz, Rahway, these appointments to adminis- Laughlin Funeral Home, will be Aumack, 79, of 33 Warren St. Also surviving are seven trative and supervisory posi- R«od this copy tanfuty! II in Oaklawn Cemetery, Winter suffered a fatal heart attack grandchildren, nine great- yesterday, and was pronounced tions for 1968-69: ontaim 3 minptlltd wordi— 'laven. simply find lh«m and prawit than) grandchildren, and two great- dead at Riverview Hospital. Mr. Ludd is survived by his great-grandchildren. —John Fitzsimmons, coordi- correctly ipolitd in ptrion; or A teacher in the school sys- nator of mathematics for 1968- if you prtrtr moil them with wife, Mrs. Anna K. Ludd of Services will be held Thurj tem here, she retired 15 years 69 at a salary of $11,880. Mr. coupon below. Tho winntrc will Winter Haven; two daughters day at 11 a.m. at the Higgins rtcoiva a '45.00 done* count* at ago. She was a member of the Fitzsimmons has been in the Mrs. Helen Krusis of Red Bank Memorial Home, Freehold. Of- Iho exciting Arthur Murray Town National Retired Teachers As- district since 1964. He holds N. J., and Mrs. Katherine C ficiating will be the Rev. Ber- & Country Dan» Club. Wt'ri sociation and of Calvary Meth- an MS degree from Catholic making this amaiing offer to show Stilpin of Nutley, N. J.; tw

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Tie Bcgtfter weJcwnw letten froni iti nUtrt, ft* Established in 1878 - Published by Toe Red Bank Register, Incorporated tided they contain signature, address and telephone num- M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher ber. Letten ihduM be limited to 3M words. They ifonM be Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor typewritten. All letters are subject lo condensation and edit- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor ing. Endorsements of political candidates or commercial product* ire not acceptable. —6 TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1968 More Foreign Aid Needed 7 Lippincott Road, Arts Center Is Starting Nobly Little Silver, N. J. To the Editor: The Garden Slate Arts Center in that the fund is dedicated to provid- The board of directors of the Northern Monmouth Coun? -Holmdel officially opens this week for ing "cultural enrichment, to , out. ty Branch of the American Association of University Women what will unquestionably be a season young people, and particularly supports Congressional passage of the Foreign Assistance of spectacular attractions. We con- the disadvantaged." Act of 1968, Hit 15263 - S 3091. We believe that it is im- perative that the United Stales continue its economic com- o tinue to have our doubts that a toll One way this will be done later mitment to the developing nations, especially in view of road operation should have this as a this month and in July is by using the the widening gap between the rich and the poor countries. sideline business, but there is no ques- fund's money to bring underprivileged Our aid to the developing nations is humanitarian and it is practical in terms of our national security. We believe tion that the New Jersey Highway Au- children from our large cities to that there would be more stability and less violence in the thority, created to run the Garden matinee rehearsals for night perfor- world as the developing countries became economically self- State Parkway, has erected a magnifi- mances. This must be especially pleas- supporting and consequently politically independent. cent structure at which the world's ing to Dr. Henry Lewis, the new musi- This year our aid totals less than 14 of per cent of outstanding talent will perform. cal director of the New Jersey Sym- our gross national product. The United Nations suggests The sparkplug behind this, of phony. When he assumed the director- that 1' per cent nf each country's GNP be allocated for aid. Congress should appropriate more funds, certainly course, is the parkway's executive ship, Dr. Lewis said one of his goals not less, in our foreign assistance program. director, D. Louis Tonti. A man of will be to bring the orchestra before Sincerely yours, unbounded energy, his enthusiasm for as many young people as he can. Mrs. Allan M. Gerrish the project has spread to his associ- The center has Its special preview World Problems Area Representative ates and, indeed, to the world of art tomorrow, and its formal opening No. Monmouth County Brancii-AAUW itself. Thursday. In extending every good Beyond being proud of having wish for a successful season, we also such a worthwhile cultural facility In want to congratulate Mr. Tonti and Regulations for Bikes our midst, we are particularly pleased the center for remembering other Eatontown, N. J. at Mr. Tonti's announcement that a than those who will be its patrons. To the Editor: special fund has been established to The Garden State Arts Center is start- The other day while driving along a busy road, I saw a finance programs designed for New ing out nobly, and for that we are young boy on a bicycle with the high handle bars and he bad a smaller boy, about 4 years of age, riding in front of him Jersey's young people. He explains most appreciative. on the handle bars. They were wobbling all over the road and I wondered how long it would be before rigid regulations would be enforced whiclj would eliminate two persons The Archbishop Visits A CONSERVATIVE YIEW riding on a bicycle which is built for one person. The county Is indeed fortunate to the archbishop recently in New York The state requires adult motorists to be licensed to have as an honored visitor today, the when he traveled there to present operate a four-wheeled vehicle, but we allow children of Most Rev. Terence J. Cooke, the head him a plaque. One Day With Kennedy almost any age on the roads with a highly unstable two- wheeled vehicle without having them pass any examination of the Catholic archdiocese of New It was Archbishop Cooke who de- By JAMES J. KILPATRICK could give them away. I just opened the as to their ability to ride bicycles safely. God bless the York. \ livered the moving eulogy at the fu- Every Washington correspondent has boxes, and what do you know? They had children, and may they enjoy their bikes, but it would seem his picture on them! Well, I just have to that here is an area that needs continued study by proper The archbishop, who serves also neral service Saturday for the late known a day with Robert Kennedy, I re- Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. And now member most especially a day in Indiana, tell him that it's too late for him to get in officials for the sake of the children themselves. as military vicar of the U. S. armed this campaign. People might say he was he has the task, along with other not so long ago. The primary was still In the meantime, parents would do well to caution, forces, will be at Ft. Monmouth -to two weeks away. Kennedy awoke in the ruthless. They might say he was oppor- their children against riding "two on a bike," especially speak to the troops there and to tour President Johnson-appointed members Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel early in «he morn- tunistic. I'd hate to have anyone say a with the high-handle-bar type bicycles and more so now of a blue-ribbon commission, to seek Ing. Ethel was there. thing like that about a member of my fam- that the heavy traffic season is at hand. the installation. His mother was just down ily." the causes of violence In the nation If this letter saves one accident or one life, it the hall. Two of the • * * A highpoint of the visit will come will have served its purpose. — violence that helped bring about children were there. KENNEDY DELIGHTED in a kind of Respectfully, when Archbishop Cooke celebrates the death of Senator Kennedy. Freckles the dog was lampoon demagoguery. At Scottsburg that Harold Lindemann Mass in the Signal School amphi- In its midst today, the county will there. Brother Teddy afternoon, his eyes were dancing: "I can't theater. The entire community has have one of the leaders of the Catholic was in headquarters tell you how delighted I am to be here. across the street. It was been invited to attend. Church — one who has helped to This is truly the climax of my campaign in a typical Kennedy day. Indiana. That's what my wife said to me Save Those Old Trees Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Rlenri, the bring a sense of understanding and It was also an over- this morning — that I absolutely had to get commandant of the Signal Center and explanation to the tragic events of our cast day, and the Shera- to Scottsburg. I need your help, but I have 11 Elm Place school, was instrumental in bringing time. It is a privilege to join in wel- ton-Lincoln, with defer- to say this: If you don't vote for me, I Red Bank, N. J. the archbishop here. The general met coming him here. KILPATRICK encei js an overcast ho- won't put the summer White House in To the Editor: tel. Some of its rooms are as large as Scottsburg." A distressing thing occurred within the last few days, two closets, and some are not quite so spa- I heard a droning noise of a saw at a distance. Later I cious. He had a revivalist's sure sense of tim- Max M. Prown ing in his badinage with the crowds. At drove along a street, and to my horror, they were taking * * • down a very1 tall, gorgeous, old oak tree. It was on private i: The Red Bank area has lost one to meet the growth of the borough New Albany that evening, he had them FROM THE WINDOW of his 11th floor rocking: "Are you really going to help property. They were within their legal rights. But they of its business leaders with the death and the county. And, even when out- suite, Kennedy gazed upon Indianapolis, in this campaign." "Yes-s-s-s." "Nan, might have had tree men do some trimming of branches Saturday-of Max M. Prown at the side competition to Red Bank was and Indianapolis gazed back upon him: you're just going (o go. home and never that seemed dangerous, rather than take down a huge age of 68. mounting, there was no one who had An Army Recruiting Station; the White think about this campaign again." "No- landmark. River, sluggish and undistinguished; Jim's greater faith in his business or in his o-o-o!" "Ya mean you're really goin' to We are so proud of our fine old trees. It takes SO He was perhaps the finest personi- Barber Shop, the Eighth Street Church of work?" "Yes-s-s-s!" And so on. It was to 100 years for one to mature. This one took several days fication of the qualities that have town. He always moved ahead. Christ Scientist, Kroger, A & P, Frisch's all done joyously, with a high heart. Ken- to take down, and the solid wood was piled high. . Mr. Prown's interests and activi- Big-Boy Drive-In; motels, mobile homes, nedy had an immense zest for living. made the Red Bank commercial area Bar-B-Q drive-ins; Leo's Barber Shop, Will it ever be possible to protect these treasures so unusual and so successful. ties also went beyond his business. Bernle's Bakery, Betty's Therapy Studio, So we toured Indiana that day — Ooli- for all to enjoy? Could a shade tree committee be given •He was a devoted family man. He the Ben Davis Tire & Battery Service... tic, Bedford, Seymour . . . Packaged Ice, authority to do so? Mr. Prown was the owner of a was an active Rotarian and Mason. It was not, one assumed, precisely the Nick's Tire Service, Bill's Tune-Up, Rud- : And what about the good maples on the corner 'of business establishment that believes He was a member of Congregation senator's milieu. ExcBpt that all of Amer- dick's Garage, the Hoosier Grill, Ed's Branch Ave. and South St. that were along the curb? Didn't Motel, Dairy Queen, Maid-Rite Sandwich they belong to the town? An service and quality. Its reputation B'nai Israel, But above all, he believed ica was his milieu. He had swallowed has gone far beyond the boundaries the country in great gulps all spring — Shop . . . The Indiana countryside was a Most sincerely, in service to his community — and it , Cleveland, New Orleans, Lafayette, At- microcosm of the country; and everywhere x Abbe V, Strickland of Red Bank. took many positive and constructive lanta, Fort Wayne, Kalamazoo, Sioux Falls, we saw the outstretched hands, the up- Prown's and Its Broad St. loca- forms. Portland, Fresno, Burbank. Now it was turned faces. tion have become a Red Bank land- We are saddened by the death of Bloomington, Ind., first for an audience of Late at night, flying back to Indianap- Informative Articles factory workers, then for students at the polis, I leaned across the aisle to make mark. From the time its doors opened Max Prown. Our deepest sympathy University of Indiana. my manners and to wish him well. We had ,..-.... Long Branch High School tangled before on matters of political in 1925 until today, it has expanded goes out to his wife and his family. Kennedy made his Old Number Qne . : ;; • 1 Long Branch, N. J. J^ ' speech that day on law and order. He philosophy. He Was bone tired when the To the Editor: tossed In some variations on Social Securi- plane took off. His suit had been ruined INSIDE WASHINGTON ty and greater bargaining power for farm- when he got splashed with muddy water On behalf of the Monmouth Educational CouncfJ, I ers, but mainly he was speaking in rural at Jeffersonville. When I spoke, his often should like very much to express our deep appreciation for Indiana for safety on big city streets. bleak and haunted eyes moved to me In the recent series of articles describing the council's develop-' ment and-activities. Expatriate Williams to Return All day long, he kidded his audiences weariness. "I remember you," he said along. No one on the campaign trail could gravely. That was all. I should also like to commend very strongly the efforts By PAUL SCOTT NEW BLACK. NATION - Williams, beat him at the art. He told the story of And those of us who traveled with of Mrs. Elinor Multer, who has followed our programs close- Immigration and custom authorities who Is wanted on a kidnapping charge, was Brother Teddy's buttons. "Just before 'we Kennedy will remember him too, a brave ly and has related to the public so descriptively the have been alerted that U.S. Negro expatri- chosen at a March 31 meeting of Negro came down here, I asked Teddy to put 5,- and brilliant man who died too soon, too significance of cooperative action in education. ate Robert Williams is preparing to try to militants In Detroit to lead the proposed 000 campaign buttons in the car, so we soon. The Monmouth Educational Council is a new develop- sneak back into the U.S. new blark nation. ment in New Jersey, one which we feel offers enormous A fugitive from federal Justice, the Milton R. Henry, chairman of the radl- potential for the development of innovative educational pro-Red Williams mysteriously turned up • cal Malcolm X Society, In opening the con- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH programs which are beyond the resources of local school last month in Dar es ference read a telegram from Williams as districts. The fulfillment of the promise of this type of Salaam, the capital of follows: approach rests in large measure upon public awareness and Tanganyika, after living "You stand under world spotlight In acceptance of our goals and achievements. Accordingly, in exile in Cuba and corridors of history. Make the most of it, Retirement Financial Planning we believe your informative articles are making a significant China for the past seven Through wisdom, unity, perseverance and years. By SYLVIA PORTER —Shop regularly for food specials, impact on the education of the young people of our country. sacrifice, the seeds of the Detroit conven- Sincerely, Informants among black tion can mature to black nationhood. Hall A key to successful retirement is to especially meat specials, for savings of 10 militants in Detroit have the invincible spirit of our emerging black "make a nickel do a dime's work." But per cent or more. If you have a freezer, Monmouth Educational Council __^ ^_ warned federal authori- nation." how do you translate that cliche into reali- stock up on these items whenever there are Executive Director ty? major bargains. \ ^M ties that Williams is due Conference delegates, numbering about Herbert A. Korey V^^H to return to that ares be- 200, drafted a declaration of Independence For those of you who are now retired —Consider pooling your food money MWB for July to take over lead- from the U.S. and a constitution for their and feeling the financial with other retirees in your area to buy food SCOTT ership of a new under- separate nation, to be set up in five states squeeze, and for the mil- in case lots, to achieve further savings of ground movement panning to set up an of the South. lions of you who have 5-10 per cont on tooA~ bills. friends and family mem- all-black nation within the U.S. Under the proposed constitution, a prS- —If you buy a car, buy a compact one, bers in this position, here Guest of the ant i-American govern- visional government was picked with Wil- at big savings not only in the Initial cost are 10 basic ways to cut ment of Tanganyika, thp 43-year old Wil- liams ns head to serve until Jan. 1, 1970. but also in routine gas and oil costs. living costs without sig- liams has been in, contact with Stokely The document said the new government * * * nificantly cutting living Carmicharl, the pro-Castro militant, would "give status to black guerrillas." IN BUYING CLOTHES, decide in ad- standards. through the Tanganyika embassy here. • Although the Fedeal Bureau of Inves- vance exactly how much you can afford to Although their secret messages are tigation has furnished complete details of —Consider moving to a spend and exactly which specific items you relayed under the tlRhlest security precau- the conference and Its plans to the Justice smaller, more economi- actually need. Stick to clothes which go tions, it can bp accurately reported that Department, Attorney General Ttamsey cal home within easy with your present wardrobe and take ad- the recent exchanges dealt with Williams' Clark has made no move lo prosecute, those PORTER walking distance of pub- . vantage of the clothing sales coming up in proposed return and the growing possibility Involved In setting up the illegal govern- lice transportation, supermarkets, etc, August and again in January. of violent protests here. ment. Costs are relatively higher in New York, —Make sure that your private medical Carmirhael, now organizing militant HEADLINES AHEAD - Two cabinet Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, insurance policy does not overlap with ben- youth gangs in the capital under the eyes changes are in the wind. Attorney Gen- Detroit, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C., efits you will automatically get through of Justice Department officials, has been eral Ramsey Clark is reported ready to and relatively lower in Atlanta, Baltimore, Medicare. Choose, a health insurance poli- urging Williams to return for what he de- accept a judgeship appointment on a feder- Cincinnati, Dallas, Houston ami Philadel- cy providing protection against catastro- scribes as "(he hot, hot, summer." al court of appeals. Joseph Barr, under phia. phic illness over "first dollar" coverage Since arriving in Tanganyika, Williams secretary of the treasury, will become sec- —Save on housing costs by closing off which you probably could afford to cover has kepi quiet and out of the public eye — retary this summer when Henry Fowler unused rooms and do as many home re- yourself out of your emergency savings unlike his steady stream of antl-U.S. broad- leaves the Cabinet for a major operation pairs as you can with the help ot today's fund. large volume of literaluro on how to do-it- casts from China and Cuba. ... An orbiting asteroid named Icarus is —In buying furniture, look for solid, The militant Negro's closest companion about In make news. First discovered in yourself., ^ * * • second-hand furniture, seconds, or unfin- has hepn Sheik Abdul Hahmnn Mohammed KM!). Icarus will speed pasl the K;u1h at a ished furniture which you can stain and flabu. Tflnzanlfin rninis/er of l.imK, sen le- distance of less- than four million miles on VSK LOCAL linv-cosi community fini.sli yourself. Take advantage of clear- nient and wafer development. The two June 14. A chunk nf rock about a mile in health clinics sponsored by hospitals, medi- ance sales also In August and February. 1 men mot while boih wore in IVking. diameter, Irani ; is now out ward-bound cal schools or your local health depart- There arc fairly obvious areas for /'tit- I'ndcr Ilic new Willi;imsH;il>ti |>lan, Ne- from Hie sun. Although most astronomers ment. ling costs. Over and above these, your gro mililanis an* being encouraged id tra- believe the chance of collision with earth —Take only the drugs and medicines biggest savings may be achieved simply i 2*5 AUWfl fret vel to Tanzania, where they will he irainwl is highly unlikely, several of those space prescribed by your doctor and ask your by avoiding today's huge array of gyps, Eight more qood reasons for stronaer In;guerrilla warfare before returning to experts claim dial this possibility can't be doctor where you can buy these medicines swindles and misleading deals now being legislation: . V America, completely ignored. it tne lowest cost*. timed it our elderly population. THE DAILY REGISTER. Tuwfay. June I). 1963-7

Busy Hands Make Happy Fathers Small School Fire the halls. Otherwise there was Also in the trtwA auditorium no damage, the chief reported. were the members of the sailor U wasn't so very long ago problem adjusting to the family as well as the hobby- As for the aspiring painter class, practicing songs for the that Father's Day meant just ist/" The grammar school chil- strains of their business and who envies Gaugin, Picasso or commencement program which another necktie for dad's neck, According to a survey of the Rembrandt there are paint-by: Disturbs Rehearsal ln>n were evacuated quickly family worlds as any teenagei was to be held there. a new shirt for his back or an- Hobby Industry Association of number sets to make any Wal- and efficiently, and were kept has to the adult world; and on< RED BANK—A small, smoky other pair of socks to warm his America, hundreds of thou ter Mitty's dreams come true. used as such for several years. sutside about 45 minutes, ac- Their school, Red Bank Cath- fire emptied St. James Gram- feet. . way of closing the "famil sands of fathers have evidently It is now used for the storage cording to the chief and olic High which is adjacent, And electric trains are no mar School yesterday morning. gap" Is to give the head of th been aware of the fun of hob- of waste paper, which can be he pastor. was not evacuated. Now an eminent Beverly longer called toy trains. They It interrupted a rehearsal for bies for some time, even though dumped into it from any of Hills, Calif., psychologist, Dr. house an opportunity to rela last night's senior commence- they may not have been cogni- are now designed for the adult the Ihree floors of the school, Albert Freeman, says that the and to be creative on his own ment exercises, but had no ef- zant of Dr. Freeman's com- railroad hobbyist tycoon. It's and is emptied daily by a trash best gift that a father can re- fect on the exercises them- "Time for individual activt ments. likely that this Father's Day, truck, according to Msgr. Em- ' ceive is to introduce him to a selves. "You're on Target" relaxation is extremely import- Male adults, says the associ- niett A. Monahan, pastor of St, hobby that will keep his hands reversing the custom of yester- The alarm was telephoned to ant," says Dr. Freeman, "nol ation, comprise a major por- James Parish. with a ... busy and his mind relaxed day, some-young son will be police headquarters at 10:18 only for the individual in- tion of the nation's three quar- A spark, whether from a while" in the family atmosphere. giving his father a train set a.m. when smoke was spotted MARINE VIEW volved but also for those wh ters of a billion-dollar volume match or spontaneous combus- near an incinerator shaft at the ' It is Dr. Freeman's opinion are close to him—and involve- of the hobby industry. hoping that he might have an tion, ignited the waste paper, rear of the Peters Place build- SAVINGS ACCOUNT that in these days of tension, ment with an enjoyable non- There is as wide a choice of opportunity to play with it. Chief Rogel said. fathers have as much of a ing. The flames activated a sprin- frustrating hobby benefits th hobbies, said a spokesman for 0/o PER ANNUM ON The newest of these trains Fire Chief Alex Rogel said the association, as there are kler system which, with the SAVINGS CERTIFICATES has special adult appeal. They the flames were among papers different types of fathers. For firemen's hoses, flooded the 5 FROM $5,000 are called "N" or "Mini- stacked up in the shaft itself. 4I/4 ANNUAL DIVIDEND the avid collector there are area at the bottom of the shaft, gauge" trains, now the hottest The incinerator has not been and there was some smoke in „. COMPOUNDED FOR THE MAN IN finely detailed plastic scale hobby for European men and 10 QUARTERLY model kits of ships, planes and just being introduced in the cars, ranging in design from United States. Precision engi- the "instant" easy-to-assemble neered, their jewel-like engines Star of the Sea Academy type to the most sophisticated are not very much larger than 1 designs that take patience and an out-stretched hand. This Confers Diplomas on 31 SAVINGS t, LOAN ASSOCIATION DEMAUD skill to do. For the activist MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT small size makes it possible to LONG BRANCH - The Rev. Mary M. HMihui. Turn M. Hnrui. there are balsa wood and plas- set up a complete minature Jo Ann Johnaon, Gundic* M. T»ftuc 471-2400 I 2(1-0100 I 842-4400 John Horary pastor of Our Mary Tl. ritiffltorfl, riohln A; Tlyfrdfm, THE BOLENS ESTATE KEEPER tic kits for powered airplanes railroad on top of a bridge ta- Debra M. Btn™ and Kim Trimbl*. and powered ships that would Lady Star of the Sea Catholic ble with enough fun packed in- Church, and the Kev. Samuel make any Air Force or Navy to them to make any man re- man relive his service days. Ford of Salem Baptist Church, capture his happy youth. Neptune, conferred diplomas So this Father's Day, advises on 31 high school graduates Dr. Freeman, get dad off his of Star of the Sea Academy Klatsky Holds tranquilizers and sleeping pills at commencement ceremonies Sunday in Star of the Sea by browsing through a hobby Church. 3 for Jury; shop and selecting any one of Living tho high lolrtol ar* D!&n« H- Fnancfont, with highest honor; Joan a hundred or more hobbies .M delger, with high honor; Janet I*. EpJiat, wtiWi honor; Jlary C. Adami, Jail Woman than are available whose hid- Maryamn Amterwm, Murle BAIIAZZA, Sharon L. Bo-wens, June M. Buck, BED BANK - Two local den ingredient is relaxation Cassandra Burden, Pamela Oansie, Julia Donton, Susan Dougherty, penny men charged with assaulting and peace of mind. A. Dresner, Virginia P. Fortl, Moris D. Frelday, Barbara A. OHlnalcy, and robbing a 63-year-old man Karen IJ. Graxul, Noel F. Kennedy, on W. Bergen Place May 27 Jean If. Kearney, j^lte M. Ijactl, Judith E. Madden, Susan E. Meehon, were ordered held for Grand Support Unit Patricia A. .Hnriiir, Eleanor M. Pic- cola, Lynn II. IWbblna, France* E. Jury action yesterday. Balzano, Waxy Bhandrey, Biiaan M. Smith, Fraiww A. stipanovlcti, Bttar* Appearing before Municipal Shifts Command on E. Toael, Btfool L. Weimar. Eighth graders to receive diplomas Court Judge William I. Klat- FT. MONMOUTH - In a were Margaret Quint), with highest sky were James E. Jackson, change of command ceremony honor; Mary V. Kurkjian •*"* 8U«MI K. Kelcouree with high honor; Mary 24, of 137 W. Bergen Place here, Col. John M.'Goodman Ellen McOua tuul Catherine P. Bor- den wltih honor; Itoby C. Boron, avant garde compact-tractor concept and David A. Dean, 28, of 130 assumed new duties as com- Susan M. Camasaa, Martann Ciampa, Leighton Ave. manding officer of the Army Defrra I* DeUan, Doboi* J. BT*bMo, Only BOLENS features so much for your con- The charges against them Electronics Support Command. venience: exclusive Center-Pivot Steering . . . were signed by Edward Coy of Col. Goodman, who becomes lets the Estate Keeper bend at its waist; trim Water St. who said he was way- the third installation comman- Mayor Gives to a tiny 21" radius • Up-Front Seating . . . laid and robbed, but manged to der since the Army Electronics lets you see your way clear around trees, shrubs, stab one of his assailants. Command was restructured RFK Prayer obstacles • Front-Mounted Attachments ... get Jackson was treated for stab four years ago, succeeds Col. to the grass before the wheels do • Fast-Switch wounds of' the back on the George A. Kurkjian, who will FAIR HAVEN - Mayor Power-lock Hitch .. . eliminates finger-pinching night of the incident. leave next month for duty with James T. Buckley last night belts • Full Range of Attachments . . . just Jackson also is charged with the First Signal Brigade in asked Borough Council and its Vietnam. audience to pray for the Amer- kname your choice. threatening the life of Mrs. Lethia Jackson, 273 Shrewsbury The changeover of command- ican way of life as well as for Remember, you expect more from BOLENS Ave., on May 12. Ing officers was held during an the late Sen. Robert F. Ken- '. . . and it's all standard! Come in and ask to' Also held for Grand Jury ac- honor guard ceremony In front nedy. see specifications catalog. tion was Barry Schmidt, 29 of Russel Hall. Both officers As he opened the council Black Point Road, Rumson, on toured the 70-man honor guard meeting with a silent prayer, a charge of possessing a pistol. formations in an inspection of the mayor called the senator's BOLENS Ruth Jeter, 36 West St., re- troops. assassination "completely con- ceived 30-day jail sentences on Colonel Goodman, who re- trary to the American way each of two citizens' complaints ported to Ft. Monmouth last of changing things." charging her with intoxication July from duty in Korea, was Council held a 10 - minute and disorderly conduct. the command's director of in- meeting in which It paid Judge Klatsky reserved de- stallation and services. As com- its bills and read its mail. It MONMOUTH MOWER INC. cision on Miss Jeter's com- manding officer, Col. Good- also directed a letter to the bor- 1500 Hwy 35, Middletown 656 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN plaints against Oscar Pines, man will be responsible for all ough attorney asking if the bor- SHOP AT SEARS & SAVE Satlifactlon Guaranteed or Phone 671-3800 17>/2 Carmen Place, who Is post functions supporting the ough, at the owner's expense, #•71 1t\Y) Vx MILE SOUTH OF charged with assault and bat- Electronics Command and all could clean up the Hendrickson Your Money Back Open Mon. thru FrI. til] 9:30 Of I " IU/3 FIVE CORNERS tery and threatening a life other assigned, attached or sat- property at 93 Fair Haven SUM, tOIIVCK AKO CO. Sat. till 5:30 with a loaded rifle in January. ellite units at Fort Monmouth. Road.

Every day is Fathers Day with us. Seated: BOYS and GIRLS! we1 Bill Magee, Clayton and Magee Sam Cotenoff, Goldin's Enter Red Bank Retail Trade Board Bud Natelson, J. Kridel Irv Ritterman, Abbey Men's Shop FATHER'S DAY CONTEST Dan Garruto and John Yulo, John Daniels YOU MAY" Standing: Donald Magee, Jay Cotenoff, WIN AW SAVINGS BOND David Natelson, Ellen Ritterman, See Participating Stores for Detaih Richard Natelson, Steve Natelson. menswear retailers of Red Bank ft-THE DAJLY BEGrSTEB, TWUy, June 11, I9fifi CITED DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Library Hourg BUH Witeta Better, daugh- viser for two yean. She tu ter of Mr. and Mr*. Martin just completed her junior year, Due to Change Becker, 16 Eiverlawn Drive, at the university, where she is OCKANPORT - The library Fair Haven, was an adviser majoring in elementary educa- YMCA Camp Seen Making cited for special recognition at will change to summer hours, tion. She was recently appoint- Boston University's anual area beginning June 22 and lasting ed a resident assistant, making until Sept. 7. adviser's banquet. She has her a member of the staff at 'Cool' Summer Sure Thing The library will be open from been on the house council for 2 to 5 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, three years, and an area ad- the university. MARLBORO—"Camp Arrow- other activities." Camp director, Robert. Hurley, Thursdays and Fridays, and head will help to insure a 'cool' Old and new members we] English teacher at Henry Hud- from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Aunt Amy Says: Ladies', Misses', Teens' summer in upper Monmoulh welcomed to the short busine: son Rpgimial School; gymnas- Thursdays, and from 10 a.m. Life Is Ilk* a bonk: On* must FLORIDA County;" according to David meeting whirh took plnrp tics school director. John to noon on Thursdays. put In what on* I#«is, general secretry of thethe midst of an afternoon Bird, physical education teach- A vacation reading club, open nptcts to get Red Bank Communily YMCA. sports and swimming. A pion er and gymnastics coach at to children from first through out. For value, SANDALS 149 Mr. Lewis spoke at the third and barbecue followed at sui Henry Hudson. sixth grades, will be conduct- hurry and buySIZES 4 TO 10. annual membership meeting of thU money sav- U.S.A. MADE down, "Creativity and originality ed. The club, designed as a in REG. 4.00 I PR. the Marlboro Camp which is "Camp Arrowhead hopes are the keywords when work- reading improvement program, r 1 a branch of the Bed Bank grow along wilh the rapid] ing wi!h teens," said John will be accepting membership lAktMMJ'C QUALITY "DISCOUNT YMCA, increasing population of its su Mitchell, extension secretary, applications Friday, June 14. V. LUNUUNJ MERCHANDISE During learn-to-swim weeks, rounding areas," said Thorn who is responsible for the new 83 RIVER ST. FREE PARKING RED BANK Mr. Lewis said, children bused Hunter of Atlantic Highland teen leadership training pro> New business? Start off right! NEW HOURS. TUES., WED. 11-4—THURS.-SAT. 10-6 DIRECTIONS: Shrewsbury Ave. to Rlv«r St. turn west, from various communities will Chairman of the Board of Ma gram. "The limited number of Hire competent help with a go 100 yards on ftft s(d« of rood. enjoy the use of camp facili- agers, 15 to 17-year-oldsVho are ac- Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now. ties. Mr. Hunter introduced somi cepted in this groun will take "We are working closely with of summer staff members part in social and recreational MCAP, the anti-poverty pro- pool director, Harold Lormi activities of their cnoice while gram of Monmouth County, in physical education teacher an gaining valuable leadership day camp programming and baseball coach at Rumson-Fal experience. will award several camperships Haven Regional High School Discussing the 11-year history DAVIDSON LIQUORS to youngsters from poor or Day Camp director, Dougla of Camp Arrowhead, Wilbur 'THAT WAS A G000mWV8&NM\ M GONNA broken homes," Mr. Lewis said. McCrum. director of physic Van Lenten, director, noted it 7EU, AIL MY FPI6N0S ABOUT ff/fS PLACE I * "With MCAP, we are setting education in Shrewsbury, r was not always the busy year- tip a series of teen programs turning for his 11th year a round place it is today. 'UAKIONS to feature swims, dances and Camp Arrowhead; Fronlie "We had no depths of programs," he said. "It used to Today Is Protest Deadline Fine Food Dept. be just nay Camp and family DAD LIKES membership, and when summer ended we closed our doors and About VA Hospital Slash 26 BROAD ST. *",£%,'-. Si" RED BANK CANDY TOO! went home till next year. To- LONG BRANCH - Veterans tional commander of the Dis- day there ;ire schedules for here have received a reminder abled American Veterans, that FUDGE every age level — fun andfrom Francis J. Beaton, na- activity clubs, the gymnastics today is the deadline to send DAD ENJOYS * CHOCOLATE CHOC. WALNUT telegrams to the U.S. Senate- PENUCHE PENUCHE WALNUT school, Frontier Camp and so One-third of the Arrowhead much more. And when summer COCONUT SUPREME board of managers is elected House Conference Committee ends, ski lessons begin." each year. HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES objecting to the possible reduc- MIXING WITH "A worse winter than last Reelectcd for three year tion of 25,000 Veterans Admin- BUTTER CRUNCH WALNUT CLUSTERS year Is needed If the ski pro-terms were: Douglas H. Barnes CHERRY CORDIALS ALMOND DIXIES gram is to be worthwhile.' of Colts iNeck; Karl F. Erick- istration personnel through a PEANUT BUTTER CUPS said Jack MeMann of Ilnzlet, son, Hazlet; John M. Sheehan, planned budget cut. THE BEST! MANY MORE who presented the program Hazlet, and Alfred W. Struber, Veterans hospitals, Mr. Bea- ALSO committee report. Although the Hazlet. Newly elected for three- ton said, would lose 20,000 beds And tht btsi Is at Davidson's! Best stlectlon! ski program was enthusiastical- LICORICE and HARD CANDIES year terms were Mrs. Francis in the economy move, ly received and the lessons a H. Frey, Holmdel; Mrs. Duard Best brands! Gih wrapped... and delivered iuccess, he pointed out, there the equivalent of 30 operating H. Little, Marlboro; Russell if you wish. Ye 01 de Pepper Companie weren't enough cold days suit- Uhrenholdt, Lincroft, and John hospitals. MS RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN able for using the camp's snow- Dolan, Morganville. "We must avert destruction making equipment. Elected for a two-year term of Veterans Administration FATHER'S DAY, SUNDAY. JUNE 16th Plaques denoting apprecia- was Thomas Tassini, Matawan, medical benefits," he said. tion were awarded to past Re-elected for one-year terms WOOLWORTH'S chairman Harvey Davenport of were Edward W. Currie, Mata- Members of the joint com- Middletown (1965-66) and Nich- wan, and Frank S. Graziano, mittee will meet tomorrow for DAVIDSON'S BLENDED GIFTS GALORE FOR DAD ON HIS DAV olas Cantera, Jackson (1966-67). Morganville. a final vote on the issue. Fathers Day Dr. White: Put Dad on a Bike SUNDAY, JUNE 16th * , And Keep Him Healthy Longer The eminent cardiologist Dr. Are they suggesting that Dat cities, television and the movie Paul Dudley White had some withdraw from television t< around the corner. sage advice recently for anpedal a bike? The popularity of family va- 40% of 5 and 6-Year-Old Whiskies overstuffed, over-transistorized You bet they are, amcation cycling is definitely a hundreds and hundreds o America: "I'd like to put ev- phenomenon of the 60's, and it health and fitness authorities is growing each year with erybody on bicycles ... notecho that advice. once in awhile, but regularly as more and more organized If you've hesitated to get a groups. The attractiveness of a routine. It's a good way tobicycle because you might feel the bike vacation has been BRANDY prevent heart disease." self-conscious on wheels at brought about by easy-to-pedal, To that Dr. W. W. Bauer, for- your age, forget it! According light-weight adult-geared bicy- COLONEL ROY, STRAIGHT KINTUCKY mer director of the Bureau of to the Bicycle Institute of cles which, along with the stan- Health Education of the Amer- America some 60 million Amer- dard middleweights and hl-ris- ican Medical Association, add- icans are getting back on bicy- ers for the kids, can be placed BOURBON... ed: "The bicycle is one of thecles for a variety of reasons, in the trunk of the car with great unappreciated vehicles and nearly a quarter of those room to spare. With the addi- for good, wholesome exercise millions are adults who have tion of car-top carriers, as that can be continued to a con- come to realize that there is many as four bikes can be IMPORTED MeADAMS A 7 A M 7A sMerable age." more to life than traffic-choked attached safely in minutes. 79 Why a bike vacation for your SCOTCH 3! 4 family? An article in a recent issue of Natural History Mag- azine says that most visitors to COMSTOCK IMPORTED Every Day Is national parks seldom scratch the surface of the scenic, pris- Smmrt «•/!•• kmltm Omr v rrAtmMnn. or to contest plaintiff! rlrht to State of Ni-w Jersey, Civil Action foreclose, must do s< v i»vln« me amount rwulred to redeem a> set forth venience features of high qual IMnintlff. NOTICE OF IN REM FORE- helow, plus lntprcst .o uif date of rfiirmo'.lnn. and such com* aa the court CLOSURES nF TAX LIEN pay allow, prior to Uie entry or judgment thereinth , or" by" Yli in* an answer ity grills that will enable him vs. TITLES to the complaint leUinir forth defendant*' defense within « days to produce superlative delica- Bdfnrd. nsnrs*r><1 tn of the publication of this notice, ys after dlt« Office Comfort at HomeKoorharri A. Kfelnsom>n cies," said Russ Wengstern, Father's Day rolls around anil o'her Inniln. chairman of Tonka Corpora a home where air condi- If Dad is the "do-it-yourself" l>e(™d»ut«. just about that time of year tioned comfort is appreciated BY.) Tlif,.To»Mhli> of MlddlrUilvnl -,'_, , tion, leading maker of barbe- type with a workshop, don't TAKE NOTICE Uiai an action. Tn N>rtl. has'tieVn'conVrneiJCBd' in iJie' 1 1 UX when temperatures begin to by the man of the house. worry about putting the air Superior Court of New Jersey by th« filing ot a complaint on May 31. 1888,'^n.^lSta'tSta.t.WrJ, , '.' ^-^S'~V^'ii» UM» soar to their summer heights. Whether you call it the study, TAX FORECLOSURE LIST conditioner into a working area, Sell. Certificate Name of Owner as Date of And a Father's Day gift that's Description of land on Anit, of Amt. tax Ufns Amount to Monmoath County the library, or the den, Dad usu- Dad will be grateful to you No. Number tt appear* on laat tax duplicate- and cer- tax sale tax salt accruing sub. redeem Gift Iteftis Of tax duplicate tificate ol tu aale Clerk's Offlc* certain to please is an air con- ally has a favorite room where ... particularly when he comes hi lax sale In- Mtge Book Pagt ditioner for Dad's study, bed- rl'nr Int, pen. he spends most of his evenings. home from his air-conditioned and costs Sports Apparel room, or workshop. • 41-1964 Efcerhard A. Bedford 12/1O/S4 110(1.(0 11072.16 I1172.M 2511 A small window-mounted air office to a sweltering house- Klelnsorgen 43* conditioner can keep "Dad's 15-1081 Estate, of Cattwrlns Ocean Park 12/14/61 12,76 1M.11 117.07 2441 Blazers continue to hold their The man in your house prob- hold. With a new air condition- O'Brien Lot 41 430 51-1950 110.(1 own in the popularity parade of ably endures sweltering sum- room" cool and comfortable all er, Dad can "cool it" at home, Anjer, Realty Co. •unrlse Hill, 12/14/60 1842.23 2061.W 1441 46T summer long. Plot A (») summer sports jackets. The mer days in the cool comfort too. 33-1955 Catherine. Broemfll Port Monmouth Park 12/ «/W 26.10 M6.M 711,(6 2441 double-breasted blazer is now Lots 6, 35 * 36 MT of an air-conditioned office or SMtW lira, Rose Cox New Keanaburg, M/ll/M 13.M 162.« 179.01 2441 an established fashion fact. Na- Block S, Lot 131 . 42J factory. So, he'll really appre- 41-1M2 13. NT Elizabeth M. Hew Keanaburg 12/13/$] 91,M 104 64 2441 Ml vy may still be the standard ciate having air-conditioned HcAiTfcon, el alt Block 5, Lot 132 color, but a host of new shades 10-1953 Mallei Wallace Mldsletown, >i ion 12/ I/J5 10.70 U0.3I 19108 2441 Ml comfort at home during those 42-1063 Samuel Beraheadt Hlllilde Park, 13/12/63 100,32 744.K S44 4J 2441 Bloomin' Best Gifts Lota tt ol 30 * 40 —golds, mustards, yellows, 171 eticlry summer nights and hot a-1962 Ralph N. and Glllvlllc • unity 12/13/68 io,«'" «0.iT T0.I7 2*41 greens, oranges, and reds, plus weekends that are just ahead. Can you imagine servinj There are lots of ways to Vernlce McOra Ct., Pt, 5 4M pastels—indicate there is no 30-1903 Alex and Kew Keansburg 13/13/63 17.511 1006.63 1074.11 2441 Today's room air condition- Pop sizzling lamb chops whili give your gift an individual Xmlly Knaros Block 5. Lot 130 407 lack of variety among blazers. 11. ll-Mi Ifonmouth Lumber Co. Hillside Park 15/13/62 1009 2423.61 2133.64 2441 ers are marvels of engineering you and the small fry ea touch. You can ask an expert Lot 199 613 stew? It was habit in the Da: 12. 18-1963 William F. Wllmort Park. Block 12/13/62 29.03 204.93 Z29.M 2441 What should Father wear efficiency and tasteful design. to arrange Dad's greens Patterson B, Lots 30-31 516 home where Clarence Da- 13. w-im Lillian M. Martin ' - MandaJay Park, 12/147(0 32.M 390.M 273,52 2441 with these jackets? With the A decade ago, air conditioners around his interests: for ex- Lota 33-34 447 lighter and solid colors, pat- were large,' ugly, noisy metal hero of "Life With Father," ai ample, cred baskets, wine 14. M-1M6 Lottie Bears. Mandalay Park, 12/30/27 «.1T 1011.33 1020.41 Ml Lots 24-29 terned pants are shown. Theboxes, requiring an expert to dibly ruled the roost (and thi bottle cradles and sporty ice IS. 16-1060 Oomellm McOowan Fairfleld Qardepi 12/14/60 13.73 193.00 164,73 2441 roast). Block 13, Lota 1-2 patterns this year range from install. Modern technology, buckets make surprise flow- 10. 97-1963 Elizabeth £ A. Compton Map, 12/12/63 12.44 381,19 464.63 S441 bold and bright to more sub- however, has reduced their Today, the whole clan know; er pots. John Hammtll Lot SO 17. 73-1M0 Estate, of HUlsldB Park li/14760 31.4J 44J83 47100 2441 443 dued versions, Many make size, made them more quiet, Dad is chief — but he has nc If his thumb is green, Lambert Smack (Bowne) Lot 119 11 S5-1D58 Corlnne Breton Ideal Beach, Block 12/11/M 42.00 961.74 104.73 2441 411 good use of the white look, and increased their reliability for objections to risking dishpan choose a plant that will B, Lota 0-1O they are perfect go-withs for years of trouble-free operation, hands or occasionally serving ID. M-1M3 Jerry Rich Hoarord Acres, 12/12/M TS.47 fOT.tt 687.48 2441 Ml thrive out-of-doors. If not, re- • Lot 5 the lighter sports jackets. improved their design for easy, up a king size omelette on member his limited house- 20. 17-1061 World Ootu traction Co. Orchard Manor 12/14/61 ' 12.31 100.J6 112.97 3441 «7 do-it-yourself installation, and Block C, Lot 15 Combined with the new lazy Sunday. To celebrate Fa keeping skills — heartleaf 21. «-1954 Jeanette V. Smack Naveslnk, Lot IS 12/ 0/M 10.30 S07.70 211.00 2441 333 given them tasteful appear- 22, 6-1M8 Margaret Branch Naveilnk, Lot 14 t.63 340.16 248.78 394 bright look in casual accessor- ther's Day, why don't you am philodendron and grape-ivy OT Jesnette Smack 12/10/48 2706 ances that can be harmonized the kids honor the century 23. 49-1048 Xatate of Forrest Homeorest, Lot 33 IB. 47 1066,37 . 3*8 ies, and Dad will be set for the are selections that thrive with Ludlow 12/10/41 2709 liveliest look in summer appar- with the decor of your home. change with a little permis '24. 16-1954 Frances Co. Map ot South Keans- ll.ja Ml.M 683.66 349 Equally important, the price a minimum amount of care. burg,

Why not have this type of store but handle ONLY higher quality merchandise . . . at about 40% off. To get this merchandise at a price, we would handle designer original samples, over-cuttings and very select irregulars.

We wanted our store different in all ways from the typical store.

We are proud of the fact that we have no trading stamps, gift Mrs. Philip E. Burr wrapping, charge plans etc. All this saving is' reflected in the price. Village Club Another feature which we are proud of is that we give refunds in To Install /• 10 days with no questions ashed. Credit slips which are common New Slate in most stores, don't exist here. . j MIDDLETOWN - The Vil- lage Woman's Club will In- Th» btst kind of Father's Day gifts arc casual stall new officers tomorrow in type clothes for summer type fun and relax- the home of Mrs. Ludwig Bi- // you appreciate quality but don't want to pay the price, it's the ing. We've got 'em all ... all the good look- i low 3d, 50 Robin Court. Mrs. Clothes Closet. Philip E. Burr will be in- ing knit ihirts, like Ban-Lon, cottons, turtle stalled as president; Mrs. Irv- necks, mock turtle necks, and the best looking ing Podcll, first vice presi- walk shorts and casual slacks, in subdued and dent, and Mrs. Raymond Mor- an, second vice president. not-so-subdued colon and patterns. FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN Continuing her two - year I term as treasurer is Mrs. Carl 1 OPEN WED. and FRI. 'TIL 9 Grimm. Mrs. Robert Billing THE CLOTHES CLOSET has been appointed recording secretary, succeeding Mrs. 201—583-1506 Frank Icntjle who has re- WEEKDAYS signed, and Mrs. Bilow will 10 A.M. to ? P.M. replace Mrs. Podell as corre- SATURDAYS | sponding secretary. 10 A.M. tot P.M. A cocktail hour and covered I dish supper will be held and a Route 34 swim party will follow the sup- 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH per and Installation. Mrs. Mel- vin Philo, Fifth District vice Matawan president of the State Federa- Father's Day is June 16th 2

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Rockefeller stressed reportedly on strategy to win George Wallace resumes his The organization Democratic resolve—to find a new leader- ry forward the great unfinished the United States." a theme of "aew leadership for away Democratic National Con- third party presidential cam- slate — headed by Chicago ship toward a new America. mission of building a better Rockefeller begins an inten- vention delegates now favoring paign today with a 12-day Mayor Richard J. Daley who a new America" today as he The Old Politics no longer suf- America." sive television and newspaper Vice President Hubert H. swing through Southern states, has not said which candidate launched an intensive cam- fices. The governor charged that advertising campaign in an ef- Humphrey. beginning with a stop at Mem- he favors — expects to win paign to overtake Richard M. "The men of the Old Politics "The Old Politics talks about fort to sway public opinion and McCarthy had already set a phis, Tenn. heavily despite challenges by Nixon, the apparent front-run- do not understand change," its concern for the poor, the Republican delegates from Nix- ner for the Republican presi- pattern of meetings with state It is his first campaigning McCarthy backers in 13 to 24 Rockefeller said. "They do not jobless, the urban decay—but on tonight with a nationwide districts. Nixon is expected to dential nomination.' since the death of his wife, Gov. appreciate the ^Significance of dismisses concrete plans for ac- television address. delegates with a trip to Phoe- win considerable support In a speech prepared for a nix, Ariz., last Tuesday before Lurleen Wallace, May 7. the emerging forces. And they tion as 'pie in the sky.' One aide indicated the cam- 2 Primaries Today among GOP delegates. National Press Club luncheon, do not seem to care." Kennedy was shot and cam- "A new leadership," Rocke- paign will concentrate on Other political activity today In Texas, Gov. John Connal- Rockefeller said Americans 'Dared Speak Out' feller continued, "can recap- Rockefeller's differences with paigning was suspended. includes primaries in Illinois ly is expected to get controjl as , "want nothing short of a new Sen. Robert F. Kennedy died, ture control of events, master Nixon on the .issues—and Hie The Minnesota senator plans government, a new party in and South Carolina and party a favorite son of the state's 104 . the; governor said, "because he them rather than let them mas- governor's theme that he is a to resume formal campaigning conventions in Texas. power, and a new leader at the dared to speak out on the issues ter us, restore direction, and winner and Nixon is not. Thursday with a speech to the Democratic convention votes. head of that party." Illinois Democrats select 48 of before the American people." assert meaning and purpose in On the Democratic side, Sen. New York Fellowship of Recon- their 118 national convention Speculation has been that in a The New York governor said Rockefeller said his candida- all our national life. It is to of- Eugene J. McCarthy has sched- ciliation. delegates and Republicans showdown Connally would back "there is around us a new na- cy was based on "my deep fer this new leadership that I uled a meeting with advisers, Former Alabama Gov. name 48 of their 58 delegates. Humphrey for the nomination. THEDAILYREGISTER Boy, 7, Who Left Cuba, Among RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1968 S3 in County to Become Citizens

By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI ATIiANTKJ HIGHLANDS PMlomena Martha ouvln and M*ry FREEHOLD — The pioneer Ther»M Lyoni, 34 Leonard Ava., Xre- lmd. Bro. Corry of CBA of the Gutierrez family when BELFORD Kstherlni Thereu Cahlnll, 517 Clin- they individually fled Cuba six ton Ave., Ireland. BRADLEY BEAOH years ago, seven-year-old Luis Oeraxda Johanna Jaoohfl Heasels. 503 La Relne Ave., Netherlands P. Gutierrez, was one of 53 BRIELLE Gets Princeton Honor Elsie Beatrice Or&ham, 37 Brandy- county residents yesterday who wyna England: flolbjorg Ll«ng, 2 By JANE FODERARO Brandywyne-Old Bridge Road, Nor- scheduled by the modular sys- became Americans. way. LIMCROFT — When Brother tem now in use at CBA. OlylFBWOOD The then one-year-old was Teresa DiPlerdomenleo, Myrtle St., H. Michael Corry returns from Brother Corry also developed Italy. Princeton today, he will bring the first of his family to come EAST KEANSBURO a system of grouping students Teranoe Francis Whelan, 33 Raynor with him honors for Christian according to their ability rath- to the United States in 1962. Ave., Ireland. He stayed with a cousin in EATONTOWN Brothers Academy and a cover than grade level. The four- Karln Erickson, 341 Grant Ave., Florida until a month later Germany; Apollonla Eva Klucken, eted award among teachers in year academy in Lincroft en- 181 Wyckoff Road, Germany; Brnst the state. when his father, Luis G. Gutier- Jotaim Schlel 6 A»h St., Anatrla; rolls boys previously trained at rez, joined him. Six months August Franz Berger, 37 Lewla St., During commencement exer- 50 different schools, he reports, Czecholovakla: Albert Halrston, tl later, the family was reunited Wake Hoad, Germany. cises at Princeton University all with varying backgrounds when Mrs. Gutierrez arrived. BNGLISHTOWN this morning, Brother H. Mi- in languages. Christian Broth- Hans Christian Larnen, R.D, 3, Nor- Through the efforts of the way; Irpnn Beats Johnson, 4 Haw- chael Corry was to be one of ers offers four years in both thorne Ave., Germany. parish of the Christ Episcopal PAIR HAVEN four secondary school teachers French and Spanish and three BlegrW Ju.ud McKlnney, 38 Dorwood in New Jersey awarded prizes Church of Shrewsbury, the Lane. Austria. years of Latin. family was relocated and now FARMINGDALE for "distinguished teaching." Emlko O'Heam, 6-F Angle In Motor The school, founded in 1959, resides at 39 Waverly Place, Court, Japan; Eugene Jumlnoff, R.R. The awards are given for "sig- 3, Russia. has been offering summer tours Red Bank. FREEHOLD nificant contributions to the ed- June Ann Carpe, Managua Hoad, in Europe for its students, but "We couldn't leave together," England; Jessta Margaret Johnson, ucation of young men and wom- for the first time this summer, 39 Koenlg Lane, Ireland; Joan Eliza- en" and carry cash prizes of said Mr. Gutierrez. "The beth Cobura, 63 Koenlg Lane Ireland. Brother Corry says, students HAZLBT $1,000 each, in addition to 3250 Cuban government wouldn't let William Edward Eric Harrfi, 11 will actually study for credit us leave as a family." So, one Buckncll Drive, Northern Ireland, grants for the purchase of Tyyne Broyles, 11 Clark Drive, Fin- in both France and Spain, by one, the Gutierrez left their land ; Maria Forpacs and Janos For- b-'ks at each of the four spending four hours a day in gacs, 10 Lafayette Drive. Hunr&ry. sc ools. homeland as other Cubans had KEANSBURG formal classes. Brother Corry for the shores of the United Oaslmlr TrzeszkowBkl, 1 Holly flt., Brother Corry, chairman of Poland. , Brother H. Michael Corry will take one group to Spain, States. KEYPORT the language department at Cornelia Maria Dekens, 4S Beer while Brother Kevin McQuade Mr. Gutierrez became a FELLOW AMERICANS — Mrs. Donato Cantalupo, voter sar/ico chairman of the St. Holland; Gloria Chan Eng, 31 CBA, has been largely respon- also available on tapes. He will accompany another group Second St., Hong . Kong, B.C.C. naturalized American citizen League of Women Voters of Matawan, left, congratulates seven-year-old Luis P. LINCROPr sible for the switchover from said yesterday that one labor- of students to France. Christina Kathryn Marcuse and traditional to modern methods atory, used as a language re- last Nov. 13 and Mrs. Gutier- Gutierrez of Red Bank after he became an American citizen yesterday in Freehold. Mlkel Rloart Marcuie, 29 Majestic) Exchange Program rez will become one next year. Ave., Germany. of language instruction at the source center, is opened to stu- With the youth are his mother, Mrs. Julia Gutierrez, who will become a citizen next LITTLE SILVER Under Brother Cony's super- They, as others before them Evelyn Mary Roberts, 44 Winding academy. dents throughout the school day year, and his father, Luis G. Gutierrez, who became one last November. Way. Scotland; Vlda Cohen, 110 Lov- Available on Tapes to pursue individual work. The vision, CBA also conducts a and as others will after them, ett Ave., Canada. will be able to say "We are an LONO BRANCH He designed and supervised resource center is student-su- student exchange program (Register Staff Photo) Maria Oarmela DeLucIa, fl5 Chel- During the winter, Mexican stu- American family." s&a Av*. Ethiopia; Vena Purina and the construction of the school's pervised, he said, and provides Edgam Purlra, 601 Vemon St.. Lat- language laboratories where an audio-library during stir dents live and study here and Mr. Gutierrez told The Daily Riverview Hospital, Bed Bank, received a priceless gift." He via; JUpheal Booaat. 301 • Broadway, during the summer months,; an Register-%e, recently .learned and a listing of their congress- Iran; Fasquale Esposlto, 29 Peart Bt.. all modern language texts are dents' free periods which, axe took time out yesterday to at- added that, unlike those born men. Italy; Zenadis. Ftni Wagner, 336 Third equal number of CBA students from his mother in" Cuba that Ave., Cuba; Suzanne Gordon and tend the ceremonies. He re- in this country, some of the Treating the new citizens to Richard Glenn Gordon, US Bath Ave., study in Mexico City. it is now impossible to leave turned to the hospital in the group had struggled and fought Germsuy; Lily A. c. Tuok, us Chel- the country. Everyone wants to their first American coffee sea Ave., England. Brother Corry has been chair- afternoon, to become Americans. break were members of the MATAWAN man of his department since leave, he said. John Norman Hume, 161 Deerfleld Red Bank's Force This is one of the 53 stories American flags were pre- Ayelet Chapter of B'nai B'rith Lane, Scotland; Margarete Horst- 1963 and a faculty member mann, 14 Lakeside Drive, Germany. "The, people; are starving. sented to the new Americans of the Bayshore Area and for since 1960. He holds a bache- There is nothing to eat," he that could be told of those NEPTUNE by the Monmouth County the first time, they were joined Kaleem Tannouse Boufarab 1S20 lor's degree from Catholic Uni- said, adding: "There is no milk naturalized yesterday in a brief Eighth Ave., Lebanon. ceremony before Superior courts. A booklet entitled by members of the Tamar NEW SHREWSBURY Has Full Strength versity where he majored in for the older people." Chapter of B'nai B'rith of Free- Ausllla B. Marra, 24 Monroe Ave., Court Judge Francis X. Cra- "Welcome to the U.S.A.," was 'Italy. French and an MA in Spanish When asked if they would hold, which was formed re- OAKHURST RED BANk - The Police hay. distributed by the Daughters George Pierre Geraud, 712 West from Middlebury College. Now like to return to Cuba some- cently. Park Ave., Prance; Karta Doerinj, Department was back at its working toward a master of sci- "Fellow Americans," said of the American Revolution 800 Dover Ave., Germany; Phyllis full strength of 35 men yesterday, Mr. • Gutierrez replied and the Colonial Dames. Many of the new citizens DtBenedetto, 19 Arno St., Italy. ence degree in education, he "Yes," but only for a visit Judge Crahay, "I welcome you OCSANPOHT day as Patrolman Robert A. registered as voters after the Youni Hee Teimy 368 Milton Ave., has also studied at the Univer- since they are American citi- to the family of free men. The Matawan chapter of the Korea. Nordt Jr. began his first tour ceremony. RED BANK sity of Puerto Rico, Universi- zens now. "This will be one of the hap- League of Women Voters of Luis Pedro Gutierrez, 39 Wawrty of duty. The new citizens are: Place, Cuba; Vera Cateiina Grilll. dad Autonoma de Mexico, Rut- Mr. Gutierrez, who is under- piest days in your lives," he New Jersey gave each new ASBURY PARK 30 East Bergen Place, Brazil; Christo- Patrolman Nordt was ap gers and Monmouth College. Patrick Jossph Barrett, 1KB FlltU pher Nicholas Kroha, IT Grant Plan, pointed last week. According going treatment for diabetes in continued, "because you have American literature on voting Av«., Newfoundland. Canada. Outside the classroom, he to Police Chief George H. Clay- ton, he was high man among serves as a student counselor five who passed the police ex- for a number of community amination. projects and directs a teacher exchange program with Colom- The new officer wears badge bia. He was recently elected Parsons Winner of Honor 21 and replaces Joseph H. Cal- ver who resigned in December vice president of the Monmouth to become an investigator for County Modern Languages As- the public defender's office. sociation and represents French The promotion of Vemon M. teachers in the state for the From Princeton University Patterson from patrolman to New Jersey Teachers Foreign sergeant will not result in the Language Association. appointment of another patrol- Brother Corry was nominat- By FLORENCE BRUDER "I am tremendously proud," He was a World War I test Cup, he joins such noteworthy man at this time, Chief Clayton ed for today's award by the RED BANK — Today there Mr. Parsons commented. pilot and has a historical previous winners as Earl Dm- said. CBA principal, Brother Stephen is a shining new silver ciga- "This, of course, means a great gallery of more than 100 photo- inker, inventor of the iron lung; . The 21-y-ar-old patrolman, Robert A. Nordt Jr. McCabe. (Each principal has rette box on the desk of Theo- deal to Princeton men." graphs in his office here. He the late James Forrestal, sec- the privilege of nominating one Mr. Parsons, former New has been active in such local who resides at 114 Que.ens dore D. Parsons in his law of- retary of the defense, and Bev- Germany where he served with faculty member.) The nomina- Jersey attorney general, is se- organizations as the Red Bank Drive, Little Silver, is a 1955 fice at 18 Wallace St. is Longstreth, discoverer of graduate of Red Bank High the 164th Military Police Co. tion was then followed up by nior partner in the firm of Par- Rotary,' Salvation Army and It signifies the high honor be- thiokel, which is used in the School. He returned to civilian life letters directly to Princeton stowed upon him Friday night sons, Canzona, Blair and War- American Legion. launching of projectiles. He attended elementary Jan. 11 of this year and is from fe}low faculty members, at a reunion at Princeton Uni- ren. In receiving the class Merit single, residing with his family. Khool in Little Silver, and the former students and commu- versity when his class of American School In Hanau, Chief Clayton said it probably nity leaders. The award was 1915 named him recipient of Germany, from 1958 to 1960 will be next year before an established by an anonymous its Merit Cup. opening will be available in gift from a Princeton alumnus while his father, a Pan Ameri- On the box^s cover is a repli- National Politics at a Glance the police academy. in 1959. Theodore D. Parsons can Airlines pilot, was sta- ca of the cup, his name and the By The Associated Press Hubert H. Humphrey's convention delegate tioned there. legend "awarded to him whose Here is a summary of top political de- strength. • After finishing high school high achievements have added velopments. The Primaries and Conventions: Nix- here, he joined the Army in to the renown of Princeton Uni- The Republicans: New York Gov. Nel- on expected to win delegate support in 1966 and was sent back to Township Acts to Curb Rats versity and brought distinction son A. Rockefeller launches intensive news- Illinois primary; McCarthy baokers seek to the Class of 1915." paper and television advertising campaign delegates. Texas party conventions ex- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - He added that an extermi- The committee also adopted Inside the cover are the in effort to overtake Richard M. Nixon for pected to commit delegate votes to favorite Vehicle, Driver Mayor Daniel Schwartz-told the nator has been retained to cope on final reading the amend- names of other distinguished presidential nomination. sons, Democratic Gov. John Connally and Fee Hikes Pass Township Committee last night with the problem. ment to the subdivision ordi- classmates who have been so The Democrats: Sen. Eugene J. Mc- Republican Sen. John G. Tower. No dele- that emergency measures had The committee adopted on nance which will allow devel- recognized since the the cup Carthy holds strategy session, reportedly gates involved in South Carolina Demo- TRENTON (AP) - A bill in- been taken to alleviate the rat first reading an ordinance au- opers who are required to post was inaugurated in 1942. on how to win away some of Vice President cratic primary. creasing driver license and problem in the Wynnfield area thorizing an emergency appro- performance bonds to earn in- motor vehicle fees expected to of the township. priation of $48,000 for a reval- terest from the investment. yield $21 million In new state uation of all real estate in the revenues was passed by the As- He said a tour of the area An application for a 242 lot with Board of Health official township. Art Center Fund to Provide Free Shows sembly yesterday and sent on subdivision by Atlantic Sea- Isadore Zackowitz had indicat- to the Senate. The bill is part Mayor Schwartz said the board Home and Development ed need for the action. move comes as tlie result of of the Republicans' tax pack- Residents had complained at an order from the Monmouth Corp. was approved as a major age. the last committee meeting County Tax Board. He said the subdivision. The development is For Children at Telegraph Hill Site The measure, introduced by that in the last few weeks the revaluation was necessary to called Grecntree at Freehold. Assemblyman Webster B. Todd HOLMDEL — The Garden State Arts Center has estab- Dr. Henry Lewis, tlie newly-appointed musical director rat problem had become very establish the correct relation- lished a special fund from contributions to finance programs of the New Jersey Symphony, has given the authority per- Jr., It-Somerset, would increase serious. One resident, Mrs. ship with other municipalities annual driver license fees To Add 2 Judges especially designed for the young people of New Jersey. mission to invite such youngsters to rehearsals he has Raymond D'Eufcmia, reported in the state in regard to tax Executive director I). Louis Tonti said the Garden scheduled for the orchestra at the center in late June and from $3 to $5. Driver licenses that a neighbor had killed six revenues and eligibility for TRENTON (AP) - The state purchased for a three-year pe- State Arts Center Fund, created and administered by the July. of tlie rodents in one afternoon. state aid. Senate yesterday passed legis- New Jersey Highway Authority, is dedicated to providing Clinton C. Crocker, special assistant to Mr. Tonti and a riod would be raised from $8 She said she knew of at least He said that taxpayers in the lation adding two county court to $11. "cultural enrichment to our young people and particularly former music instructor in Newark schools, is handling ar- 25 people who had been township will not feel the ef- judges in Ocean County. The tothedisadvantaged." rangements for the special matinees. Motorcycle registration fees plagued by the infestation. sponsor was Sen. William T. fects of the revaluation until The fund is to be built up in the first instance with Mr. Tonti said the fund is intended to advance and sus- would be hiked from $2 to $10, An earlier report by Mr. 1970, even though the report Hiering, R-Ocean-Burlington. and registration fee for auto- contributions made by purchasers of box scats for tho first tain tho cultural life of the young citizens of New Jersey, Sackowitz had said that he must be complete by October, season of the Arts Center at Telegraph Hill Park on tlie and toward that end the center will provide programs mobiles and trucks would be found no general problem in 1069. Notice raised from $10 to ?12, $15 to Garden State Parkway. Tlie center opens Thursday, with a especially designed for youngsters by professional and the area. Forty other municipalities in I will not be responsible for $18 and $25 to $30, depending special preview tomorrow. amateur musicians. Mayor Schwartz said that the the county are being directed any debts other than incurred on weight. In conjunction with the fund planning, a series of spe- Mr. Crocker, whose background covered such youth specific cause of the problem to complete a revaluation sur- by myself. Automobile denier plates cial matinee programs at the center for children from low- activities in Ino Newark school system, said tho special has not yet been determined vey, according to Deputy May- Mildred I. Moore would cost $100 instead of $75, incomo areas is being arranged this .summer. programs will include formal recitals, folk singers, jazz but that tlie burning of some or Frank Marzulli. Main St., and motorcycle dealer plates As an initial step, underprivileged children from New artists, symphony orchestra concerts, ballet and choral abandoned chicken coops ear- A public hearing on the mea- Port Monmouth, N. J. would be increased from $15 to Jersey's larger cities will be brought to tho center site to groups, as well as talent programs created and performed lier in tho year was suspected. sure will be held June 24, (Adv.) by young people of the state. $20. listen to rehearsals for scheduled night performances. Warriors Meet Mater Dei for Title Manasquan Upsets Matawan, 2-1 WEST LONG BRANCH - Mafnwan Regional, M. i and fanned the same number of J The championship game is | Hirst, who has a 8-1 record, Geran dropped down a fine Sophomore "Chip" llir.tt Krunk ScJiauffilc was the ; battenbaiters., slatnslated fofor tomorrotomorrow whewhen ththee helped ththe WarriorWarriors tto stretcstretch bunt to load the sacks. With pitched fourth w<-d«d M;ina- lOM-r for Matawiin, (17-3), tmt If Man;mr|uan doesn't win the Big Blue Warriors take their season's record out none out, Hirst fanned Schauf- #qua*> to iht f)n;i)s of the Mon-he, loo, fired excellent ball. tournament, they still wit! be a on a well rebted Mater Dei nine to 15-5. ele. Larry Shaw hit a sacrifice mouth 'Allege Invitational Him (ill not. Issue a Kindle rough club next year. Yester- from New Munmciuth. The All scoring took place in the fly (o center to get the ranin , I Tourniimfnt here, yr.s- walk and struck out nine. day, then; was only one start- game will be played at the col-third inning when Manasquan but Hirst finally cooled Mata- turday, defeating lop-needed | Srhaiifele Issue/I only one walk i ing senior in the lineup. lege field, starting at 4:30 p.m. netted its pair in the top of the wan, striking out John Szyarto inning, and Mafawan pushed to end the inning. over its run in the bottom of The Huskies had two men inning. left on base in third, and they Bill Martin reached first only had two base runners the Eastern Laurels at Stake on the first baseman's error, rest of the way. and lost little time pilfering Manasquan had threats in second base. He moved to third the first and sixth, but on Frank Miller's single its runners also died on base. For Speed Skiff Drivers to right field, but on Bill Mc- Manasquan's Dan Miller .had Kelvey's hot grounder to third, the only extra base blow of the 11KD HANK - Owimpmn- Brancha, , I'm K (JS-f,)(). of his title during the raeinfi Oceanport, Jlcd Witch, (Y-fll) Martin was caught and tagged game, a double. out. With men on first and sec- UNASSISTED POTOUT — Frank Schaufsla (7), Mara- Chip* HI* not plentiful on the AAlsl o IlIlobcrb l IIOIKCIHW, Oak- Keanon. He also was ll)l!7 High Harrison Boggs, Keyport, BAn (2) m-httdule for thin weekend'« N» hurst, Hustler'* Ghoul, (JS-i); Point Champion In this class, who recently joined the Gulf ond, Jim Franklin singled to AB RH wan Regional pitcher, fields a slow hit ball off th» bat center to chase home Miller, Mfller.rf 3 12 Gftrmn,M 4 0 1 llooil SwBPpstuknn rtcgatm. Walter JancrrJiO, Occanport and added the National Trophy Oil 100-mlle an hour club, is M'K'Vy.lt 3 0 1 •chtum.p 4 « 0 of St«v« Sylvester (3) and makes the tag on th« Wana- ClKar Hox, (JS-B5): Bob Pcrrl to his collection. expected to show in his Pokey, and McKelvey scored on a bad Hlnlon,3h 3 0 1 «mr,cf 2 0 0 liut (he Jersey Speed Skiff Fr'klln.si 3 0 1 3 « 0 squan runner in yesterday's semi-final game of the drlvnrn will hr; lor one Occunport, Jo Carol Too, (JS (F-08), a 2B8 craft. throw to the plate. W'Hman.e SOI Oollliu.ltOollliu.l / 3 p Six other drivers In this class Bly'ter.lb 3 00 0 CMf when they race for the Ewrtern (I) Zll and JJohhn IlrowBn Ignites Rally AronlB.cF 3 0 0 CurnMf 3 0 0 Monmouth College Invitational Tournament. The Big (I) Zlcglcr, arc local including Eric Dend Walter's Double Hit Fearaon.a 3 0 0 O<'fl«nport, Jersey Jac, (JS- Lon Gostin singled to right ,p 3 0 0 Blue Warriors upset the top-seadad Huskies, 2-1, to ad- Dlviilontl tllle. er, Sea Bright, Okle-Doke, (S Perry P. Walter, Rumson, Hirlta.Ib 3 0 0 GUIH.il 3 12 VnA Zbnnnk, linden, » fa 14). will enter two boats, In two to start Matawan off. John 3» 3 5 Jur«ric!,2b 3 0 0 vance into tomorrow afternoon'* finale against Mater 39); Robert Moore, Eatontown, Jurewicz made first on the first 29 1 6 rnlllnr racing face hen; on the Klght olhcr claKses will be classes. Walter is expected to lfwuqwui "» 000 0-2 Dei. (Register Staff Photo] Hl-Q, (S-94); William Burn- U 001 000 0-1 hint EitHtnrn I Ilk- won hint, ynaron thn racing Nchedule. Includ race his brand new • 7-liter baseman's error, and Chick SB—Millar. In Orimge firdle, (JS-OO) in twotid am the 44, 48, 145, 150. 280side, Qakhurst, Irish Ann, (S-craft, Miss New Jersey, (H- dnyn nf racing nnd 2flO cubic Inch hydron, Ski 132); Frank Hawk, Atlantic 888) and probably will have an- J, Chr)n Weglcr of Itaclng Runabout, and the 7' Highlands, Thundcrhawk, (S- other driver in his 280 cubic SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Iller hydro. Inch hydro, Miss Rumson, Brunch, who wwi HlKh I'nlnt 02); Bob lOmmons, Farming- Champion, in )IW7, KIMI will National ehamplonH are also Bob I/Clwenski, Union Beach, dale, Alllou Too, (S-144); compnllntf wild Mopes of cop- expected to,appeapp r headed by who was High Point Champion ping bold lltlw (litrinf! Iho 1MB OiikhurHl, whn won RolMirt rrcslcy, Eatontown, In his Ski Runabout, No Smoke, Genola Garners Skeet Honors Mil noil. I hn national championship In Muggins Mom, (S-3V), and of (Sk-171), will have good water 1057, In hi* Jerney Speed Skiff, course Sweeney In Blue Chips. In accumulating points In de- By DICK RIKER for the boats working off the Highlands ant Sea Bright fense of this title. bridges. Thn Spnri) Skiffs' daw, p»p- Robert Overdorf, MontRonv In the 48-cubic inch class Tied for top honors with a perfect score, Ted Genola cry, Ta., who never misses thn In the 44s, there Is the pos- Striper fishermen using light trailer boats or cartoppers ulur becfiUKo. of local ruccro, them will be Skip GUlam, Sr. of Elberon won a shoot-off on Saturday to become 1968 will nnco Hfiiiln Imvn a big National Sweepstakes, comes sibility Lorraine Powell, the State 29 Gauge Skeet Champion. Competing in a field of can follow the action and follow it they do. From Sandy tn Ited Hank this weekend ns Oceanport, Last Blast (Y-127), only member of the distaff get Hook to the Point Pleasant - Bay Head Canal, the tin can field, and Jack Van Deman, Jr., 85 shooters, Genola fired a perfect 100, only to be forced into Othor owner* «nd drivers In I lie 1M7 National Champion In racing here last year, will be a shoot-off, as John D'Alesslo of Penus Grove cane up with fleet is on the move. Working the rip at the Hook when con- the are* Includr- Herbert the 44 cubic Inch hydro clnss, on the river In her 111 Eagle, another perfect score. ditions are right, the mosquito fleeter* pick up thai* boats r (iweeney Return* (T-75). The Little Silver driver and head for the canal at the toss of a coin. HluhliindK, U.K.O. (JS Pick Iluel The 1968 New Jersey State Skeet Championships, shot Jack Sweeney, Humsnn, goes against several of the at Grouse Ridge Gun Club in Clinton, saw other local DRIFTING WORMS PRODUCTIVE (IN); timw ZHMIM, t.Hllr Ml- To Succeed Blake hot male drivers in this class. Drifting worms with the current at the canal has proved vw, Mlwt nenpc, (JS-2); IKili- ICaatern Dlvlalonal chnmplon shooters win titles. Norman Sehlaack of Holmdel fired a 84 In the 145 clans, produced one MONTREAL, (AP) - The Traveling Clan to be named Senior Champion, while Art productive for such as Stu Tinney of Long Branch with a crl (irixli'NkH. Uciwl, rink Kir- Montreal Canudlens, in a sur- limit of 10 school-sized stripers for his first trip. Mr. and phnnt, (JS-151; J«ii»ph Julian, of hl« bent performances of the Boat racers are a traveling Adamson of Ttumson was named Sub- your on the Nxvenlnk ln.it ynar. prise move, named 20-year-old clan. Pennsylvania will be well Senior Champion with a score of 87. Mrs. Marshall Whitfield may call Holmdel home but they Atlantic IlighliindK, Miir-.ln, Claude Iluel as coach of their spend a good deal of time fishing around the Hook. Moving (JS-fi); Gtwrtie Illro, Long Sweeney will start In defense represented with drivers from Named Junior Champion was Ted Genola championship National Hockey AUcntown, Norrlstown, Mt. Jr. of Elberon, while Elizabeth Roschen of to the Bay Head area for a night of fishing brought 10 bass League club Monday. Wolf, Jcnklntown, Camp Hill, vSpring Lake took the Lady Championship up to 9>A pounds into their cartop boat. Joe Grande and Wil- lie Frezza boated another seven stripers the same evening. Iluel replaces Toe Blake, who Danville, Orelimd, King «f Prus- for 1968. resigned last month after guid- sia, Mt. Ephrlam, Bedford, STRIPED BASS OBSTINATE Staying around the tip of the Hook iias produced bigger Senator Dies, ing the Canudlens to their and Philadelphia. Striped bass can be obstinate. Per- bass even though the ratio of fish hooked to fish boated has eighth Stanley Cup title during Maryland will have its rac- haps this Is the reason that so many not been good. With big bass snatching drifted sandworms, his 13-year tenure. ers coming from Baltimore, anglers fish for them. Surfcasters have not frequent misses should be expected. Edgar West of Long Havre de Grace, Hyattsville had a very good spring so far; yet skin Branch continues his excellent streak of big bass taken on Games Go On and Annapolis. divers have found large numbers of strip- i * light tackle with a 32-pounder and a 20'/2-pound striper. 'Irhh Pat' Murphy New York drivers will come ers laying close to the bottom wiHiin easy casting distance George Campbell of Fair Haven fished with John Borden Uy DAVID I'OIIKN off the Hook and took a 20',4-pound striper. Maybe those The local siKHis wenc flourished last weekend aa Win* 14th Straight from Massepequa, Freeport, of the beach. One such diver limited out in front of the and Valley Strenm, Marine Patrol station at Monmouth Beach. His largest was blue and green daisies painted on the boat scared off the though the Prwldoiu" of lh« United Slates had never called SECAUCUS - "Irish r«t" rest of the stripers, John. Brothers Jerry and Terry McGee Others will travel from Ar- 39H pounds; yet surfcasters fishing that same location (Or a nntlonul diiy of moumliiK on Sunday, or as Ilioufih Murphy, 138, of West New of Oceanport accounted for a pair of stripers, with older lington, Va., Dnytona and MJ- caught nothing. The few fish being taten off the beach (IOV, Hushes him not culled for a stato-wldo weekend York, won his 14th consecutive brother Terry taking a 26-pounder, and Jerry settling for a nml. I'la,, Mitchell, Ky., and have been small, with a few notable exceptions, and far be- In dderoiH'e to lbe late Son. nobeit V. Kennedy. bout last night In the Plaza 23-pounder. Arena here with a TKO In the Valley Field, Quebec, Canada. tween. NHtlonnll.vr'Sven imtjor IOHKS to Ms t.ittto lAiKue.same. or watches Branch High School beginning snaffled a 4%-pound blue in Sandy Hook Bay, along with his fjilluM' plit) ball, sail or s*'" wi\\\\ his mother heads for July 9. an eight-pound bass. Both took sandworms drifted deep. the twach. The sessions, which will Kvw U i«e tcx* time to infonn/he wnnjptcr what went deal with individual muscle de- on befoiv him. /rtntt^niust he to/ as he se»>s the athletic velopment, will meet twice wtit'M gv o»" ^Mas, heNwnders iwrhaiw it rvall,v is not that weekly on Tuesday and Thurs- ' - nnieh to'b(i"ciî\j;e"i'm\l alwut/Kiames aiv the most Lim)xir- RbsseWs Victory N day. The 7:JO and '9 p.m. Unit thing m the j\>iith'\JU«\ and games aro all hi plays classes will be directed by the and they go umnterrupttxt. names aro »h«t [HV|>le cire Long Branch varsity football aH coach in an attempt to aid all Sparkler at Wall Sen. Kennedy WAS a close fan and active partlci|wnt In atheletes in a summer training the sports world Ills t>ier was guarded by pivfcssional program for the fall sports of WALL TOWNSHIP - Bob sent four cars to the nits tor'jsl who livok time Uvm Iheir liws, but the games went football, soccer and cross-coun- Rossell of Cookstown took ad- the rest of the evening. on, try. vantage of a small opening in Defending Modified chanv Then the questions are raised. Why »r» the wuths so The sessions will be open to the 51st lap of the 35-lap Mod- "ttnned-off" tYiim society! Why don't they like the establish- pion Tommie Elliott of Ton any interested person. The pro- ified-Spoitsman Feature stock River grabbed Ms initial ment? gram hopes to attract college car race at Wall Stadium last j j ^ o jear when he pushed • The youth watched TV and needed an explanation which athletes afld "weaker" individ- weekend and sped past the] x^-l ^ tIle Don House over iwvw came. No sacrifice was made to Impress the young. uals as well as the high school jigh-flying Hank Dudley of the finish line one-one hun< HOW AROVT GI'N ttJNTROl. fall sportsman, according to a Brick Township for his first So, Anwrlcan life stniggles on, liamcs are played, but dredth of a second faster than' 1 school official. feature win of the year. how nuii) IOK>K time to write a letter to their i^npYssnian the prevkm; track record at Schroeck will include weight to ask fw |VMSS.H|;»> of «« effective and n\le gun cvn- Dudley had taken over the the 12-Iap duttnee. Elliott fit- training exercises designed to livl law? lead from Chubby Honer of isbed the disOace at 3:02:8 but Hie Allantic tVvan Is * mc« (Jiuv and a ball park strengthen major muscle Red Bank in the fourth lap groups and develop individual for the foanh week was un- makes it MS; to e\cu>c one fwm the reality of what is and had led all competitors un- weaknesses, an isometric pro- able to fail's the main feature, luppemti): Youths aiv WMuleruvs what is goitvs M in th«^ til Rossell sneaked through for because of eigine difficulties. Wrti'M, and adults don't like what they aw ihiiikii*)!. If the gram in supplement to the I a two-length victory- adults wvnilvt Like tune (win their live*. p»%i-h»(v< the youths | weight training, tumbling and I The veteran Parker Bohn of i WvmM mn I^ÎHMKI against the adult establishment. self testing for agility and flex- The answer is not blowup in the wind, but lies in Ihe ibility, plus circuit training for Freehold was the first Spoits- f»>s that «ime»»iie who had saorifktvl his life to society died I endurance, Also included is a' man car over the finish line Us) week Hut |K\>|\IO .could not sacfiftv* a [via oi their life j physiology course using the i in the main event, finishing in third position. Bohn nudged out f#Ml«; ' •••• •' principle. Charlie Kremer of Toms River who finished fourth followed by FLYJNG ANTS You Gtr Skat in}* 'lilies Club Selection Critical Take Jim Hoffman of Englishtou-n in CAU KA «M ISTIMATIS the fifth spot. To Shon* (.iris Twenty-two cars started the AUSECT Kmvn StaiuI. SlV\iN»IM>kl In Golfs Second - PC event which had to be restart- EXTERMINATING f'.rst jr.uter st Ultun I'r.iv* (ONE OF A SERIES)! here. Obv:vu.<• N. y s:»!«? Wow ' tn f.«r uv nusy :?j;unoes. :tw ouv Bottom: Lux selects a lîttn to give a tege World Serie*. PAID MOM DAY OF c\ww :s th«> Utter, aad i: » caused by p«»r much b*t?r chance of making good tw- So*1nski, a senior right-hand- oirosrr TO DAY o* ht'kl •#! UV ci>* $W*v!ao«," H)~s !><« l-ux. «ho is ;n tact wtiii Use ball. er, na his record to 10-1 and >«HtV>jit\t \rvsu Ji.s firss u-or »s ***d pro *t she F**cvx> eneeded his team's WITHDRAWAL "•These ideas iL» will apply «iiea hft- Ktrva vuM « «jVi nwvU! \s Ha C C^K V 5XCy d p ? streak to sevea, the kst five ung ttwn it* rvwgn,"" tixx says,."Allow tte cc s£»:octi. TV A\vi»3 shes '.;* to be tbc detmnausg factor. If tie ball '.y is :^ sS» j He reorsd tie Ers: 13 men Fuel Oil oc t par 4 hc>> or a:o is sating st tfce bafl bat* iato tbe !is> V •.\irs "Kor rtns: tie nri, thea sd- i*^> lux 5 gt\«a Tcco led eft the i wxvJ or Sec? --n.'fl. J-S! the ress* sic^Ti wsh. i (toebce. Vxa Sew- ki IT IC J jvt Sasi "Jb? hi We -cc criv | a.\ offers bst. •»-•? i.î vnlied ccly FRED D. WIKOFF CO. TVt\1.«'.< c be: two i a w* "3 Icii,.^? tases. 234 MAPLE AVE Rr. Srarcsst vxi Jofci tg- Mi't'liMil Hi' ;ll>0 vi"; used •*'!» vmtii'.-ilp d'l' t»:c"ii ud iEErafd r. sea » RED BANK (^> 741-05S4 Hie juv nile lho pi»y. end- I'M'lll Ton How They stand Maris9 2-Run Blast Is Bruiser NATIOKM, LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS by Cepeda, Tim McCarver and Mike Shannon plls a ground- _. W L Fct. and the Chicago Cubs downed Cincinnati 4-3. Houston and M. 5 \, *& °? St. Loula M 23 .M, Roger Maris' tender heel probably hurts a lot less than Philadelphia were idle. out. Deron Johnson and Bob Tillman tagged Jaster for Cleveland 33 u ,6re 3 Bin Fnuielmx, a M .5(4 Baltimore — 31 2t 66* i Los Angles 32 27 .51.5 2 Phil Niekro's scraped knuckles after their most recent duel In American League action Cleveland thumped Oak- homers in the bottom of the second, tying it at 2-2. Minnesota 28 27 .809 7 Atlanta. „ 20 28 .527 at 60 feet, 6 inches. land 7-2, Baltimore trimmed Washington 4-1 and the Chicago Granger replaced Jaster, 5-2, in the eighth with two on Beaton _.2e 28 ,t%i j%Cincinnati 21 37 ,500 Oakland .23 2S Am Sii Philadelphia ...__ x, 25 .600 Maris limped out of St. Louis' starting line-up last night White Sox beat the New York Yankees 5-2. California and and one out, gave up a run-scoring single to Hank Aaron New York ...26 outfielder's homer snapped a 2-2 tie, saddled Niekro with his fifth loss in 10 decisions while in- Marichal,^.winningest pitcher in the majors, fired a California at Boston, rain St. Lni.i« 4, Atlanta. 3 southpaw Larry Jaster and rookie reliever Wayne Granger flating his earned run average to 4.19. Last year, the four-hitter fof his first shutout of the season and 11th Only games scheduled. S York '• Lo" A"8cl£1 "• made it stand up as the National League leaders beat the Tonight'H (ionics Only games Bcheduled. Braves' flutterball artist paced major league starting pitch- victory against two setbacks. The Giants' ate struck out Baltimore (Bratwmder 4-Gi at Wash- Today's Games Braves for the ninth time in their last nine meetings, begin- ers with a 1.87 ERA, allowing just 43 earned runs in 46 eight on the way to his seventh successive triumph. ington (Bertalna 411 ning last season. appearances. This year, he has yielded 38 in 13 games. Willie Mays and OHie Brown each drove in two runs , The New York Mets nipped Los Angeles 1-0 in 10 innings "Jiis knuckleball's not as good as,last year," observed aod Willie McCovey hit his 11th homer as the Giants moved on Tom Seaver's four-hitter and Al Weis' run-scoring single; ' Cards' slugger Orlando Cepeda. "It's easier to follow." past Los Angeles and Atlanta into second place, three games San Francisco whipped Pittsburgh 8-0 behind Juan Marichal The Cardinals scored two second inning runs on singles of the pace.

Mets' Seaver Zeros 1\ Chisox Ruin LA as Weis Hits Yanks in 9th LOS ANGELES (AP) - Al Dodgers' winning streak at sev- Ron Swoboda drew a leadoff NEW YORK (AP) - Luis The White Sox broke a 1-1 Weis' run-scoring single in the en games. walk in the 10th and raced to 10th inning gave the New York Aparicio's tie-breaking double tie in the fifth when Aparicio Seaver, 4-5, stopped the Dodg- third on Kevin Collins' single, keyed a three-run ninth inning singled, raced to third on Tim Mets and right-hander Tom ers on four hits in winning a the fourth hit off Sutton, 3-6. Seaver a 1-0 victory over Los uprising that carried the Chica- Cullen's hit-and-run single and pitching duel from Don Sutton, Weis then singled to center, go White Sox to a 5-2 victory scored as pinch hitter Wafaie Angeles last night, snapping the 3-6. breaking the scoreless knot. *•/ -»*, over the New York Yankees Causey bounced into a force Sutton, who struck out 10, last night. at second. ^ held the Mets hitless until the *•'..- Ken Berry led off the ninth Tom McCraw rocked Stottle- sixth, when Don Bosch blooped against reliever Dooley Worn- myre for a leadoff homer in Clay Goes Down a single to right with one out. ack with a single, Tom McCraw the second inning, but Andy Collins led off the Mets' sacrificed and Duane Joseph- Kosco opened the Yanks' fourth eighth with a single. Weis was son drew an intentional walk with a solo homer off Sox One More Time out for bunting foul on the third before Berry scored on Apar- starter Bob Priddy, tying it 1-1. strike but Seaver sacrificed Col- icio's bloop double to right, Chicago (5) Ken York 12) AB R H AB R H NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) - of the circuit, sitting "en lins to second. Sutton then re- snapping a 2-2 deadlock. B'dl'rd.cf 5 0 0 Clarke,2b 4 0 1 Snyder.rl 5 0 0 Whito.lf 3 0 1 Cassius Clay, the ex-heavy- bane." The request was mere- tired Bosch on a fly to center. After another intentional walk Davis.lf 3 0 Oj Mantle.lb 3 0 0 weight boxing champion, wai Alomar,3b 1 0 0 IPepltone,cl 4 0 0 ly denied in a one sentence The Dodgers wasted Bob Bai- filled the bases, pinch hitter Ward,3b 3 0 0 Kosco.rt 4 12 denied a rehearing yesterdaj decision issued Monday. Berry.cr 111 Tresh.ss 4 0 0 ley's two-out single in the sec- Bill Voss capped the winning M'Cr'w.lb 3 12 Glbbs,o 4 11 by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court o Charles Morgan Jr., an Atlan- ond inning, a bunt single by rally with a two-run single. Jo'prls'n,c 3 10 COI.3D 3 0 0 Appeals on his convictiot Ap'riclo.js 4 2 2 8tot'myre,p 2 0 1 ta attorney for the American Willie Davis leading off the A run-scoring single by Char- Cullen,2b 2 0 1 SmlUi.ph 10 1 for refusing induction into thi Prlddy.p 10 0 Mlchael,pr 0 0 0 Civil Liberties Union, said he fourth and a two-out single by lie Smith, the Yanks' streaking Causcy.ph 10 0 Womack,p OOO armed services. will appeal the decision to the Wood.p 1 Wyatl.p 0 0 0 Ron Fairly in the seventh. pinch hit specialist, tied the Voss,!* 1 It paved the way for Clay'i U.S. Supreme Court. The ap- Paul Popovicn opened the game 2-2 in the seventh. Smith, Locker.p OOO peal will come within 30 days, lawyers to take his fight ti Dodgers' eighth with a single batting for starting pitcher Mel 34 S T! 32~2~7 Morgan said. Chicago 010 010 OOS-B avoid a prison sentence to thi and beat first baseman J. C. Stottlemyre, scored Jake Gibbs New York _ 000 100 100—2 U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, which is from second with his sixth hit E—Clarke, Cox. DP—Chicago 1, New Martin's throw to second on a York 1. LOB—Chicago 6, New York In Chicago, Clay, who prefers expected to adjourn sometime in eight at-bats as a pinch hit- 6. 2B-Whlte, Apariolo. HR-McCraw bunt by Zoilo Versalles. But (6), Koaco (T). S-Col, McOraw. his Muslim name of Muham- this month until early in catcher Jerry Grote picked ter. I IF H R ER BB SO October, presumably won't get Priddy A 4 11 mad Ali, said the decision Popovich off second and Seav- Gibbs led off the inning with Wood W, 4-2 .4 3 11 the New Orleans Appellate the Clay case until fall. Lacker 1 0 0 0 er retired the next two hitters a single off reliever Wilbur stoltlemyro .T 4 2 2 Court wasn't a big surprise. £&*ffi^nn& . 3 "'fc'fW'fc t M Wood and took second on Bob' Wamack L, M ...m 3 3 3 New lork (1) Los Angelpi (0) Wyatt î 0 0 0 AB EH AB R H by Cox' sacrifice bunt. "It's all in the hands of Al- Bosdl.ct 5 0 1 Parker.lb 4 T—1:21. A—8,340, lah, now," he said. "I know Al' Elementary Bosw'll,2b 8 O O W. Davta.cf 4 Bti'msky.lf 4 0 0 G'brl'lsTUf 4 0 0 JUNIOR CHAMP COMPETITION — Middletown Township youngsters gave it all lah will help." Martin,lb Haller.c 4 O 0 Grote,c Falrly.rr 3 O 1 they had Saturday in the Jaycees' Junior Champ Track mast at Middletown High Even if all his efforts fail, Sw'b'da.rt 3 10 Savage,pr 0 Kids Romp Colllni,3b 4 0 2 Bailey, 3b 3 School field. Left, Paul Hansen, 15, Henry Dr., New Monmouth, is suspended in flight It could be as much as a year Wels,ss Popovlch,2b 4 Carleton Central MATAWAN - Three ele- Seaver.p Versalles.ss 3 before Clay starts serving his K. Boyer.ph 1 in the 15-16-year-old high jump for boys. Paul's shoe-less technique earned him a sentence. mentary schools here took the Sutton,p 3 O O third place in the competition. Right, Grace Sheldon, 12, 45 Swartzel Dr., Middle- Clay has been free on ?5,000 sixth grade students to the 33 1 IS 33 O 4 town, hits the tape to capture the 100-yard dash in the girls' 11-12-year-old group. bond since his conviction by New York 000 000 ooo l—l Division in Debut Matawan Regional High School Loa Angeles 000 000 000 O—O Federal Court jury in Houstoi LOB-New Yor» * Los Angeles 5. The meet was sponsored with the cooperation of the Middletown Township Board of for a day of track and field S—Beaver 2, n. Bailey. The Central Division of the the bases on a steal and a wild last June 20. The judge gave •i' H R EB BB 60 Recreation Commissioners, who held a track clinic prior to Saturday's event. last week. The participating SeaVer W, 4-5 ...10 4 0 0 12 Ed Carleton Memorial League pitch. him the maximum sentence- Sutton L, 3-6 10 6 1 1 3 10 (Register Staff Photos)' began play yesterday, with schools were Cliffwood, Lloyd T—2:M. A—14,904. Mottine walked eight and al- five years behind bars and Freehold downing Eatontown- Road and Matawan Elemen- lowed two hits in his winning $10,000 fine. New Shrewsbury 6-2, while effort while loser John McNee The 5th Circuit Court, head tary. Howell bombed little Silver, went five innings, striking out quartered here, upheld the con 13-7, and Twin Boros held oK one and issuing one base on viction in a ruling issued Ma The winning team trophy went to Cliffwood School with 4 Finish First Middletown, 5-3. balls. 6. It rejected Clay's claim tha he was a valid conscientious 63 points. Second was Lloyd Jim Mottine set down 18 bat- Bob Marshall started for Lit- objector to military service be- Road with 35 points, and Mata- ters in six complete innings tle Silver and allowed eight cause he was a Black Muslim wan Grammar totaled 27 For Velasquez of pitching to aid in the Twin walks and two doubles to ac- minister. That decision was points. The individual winners Boro victory over the Middle- count for nine Howell runs be- reached by a normal three- were each presented with rib- town Wildcats in the season fore being lifted from the bons for their events. OCEANPORT - Jorge Vel Bowler King, the favorite In judge panel of the court. asquez, national riding cham the feature, returned $6.20, opener. mound. Ron Prieto and Jim Boy» M yd dMh—Aaron Under- Karnowski had the two hits. Clay's lawyer's then asked wood, C; Alvia Brawn, C; Iffcun pion and Monmouth Park' $3.80 and {3. Flower's Boy The Red Bank team had only for a rehearing by all 13 judges Bandero, C Tims :6.5. leading jockey last year, brok paid $7.20 and $3.80, and show two extra base hits, both in The home team added four Girls 50 yd. lane Bmlth, M; the featured N.J. State PBA Sensation. Romeji River. Anastasla, Miller led the 18-hole group of Dave Steinberg, turned away » Christine Stone of Fair Haven; Cynthia MajcPlieraon, C; Nancy Smith, Minnie Ball, Cool Comment, Sharp LRS. Time a:H.7. POST-GAME TREAT — The hits, runs and errors having event in the eighth race. Joe Queen, Lightning Blu«. at Beacon Hill Country Club Eatontown-NS. Jeremiah Carroll, Kenneth Ul Girls 300 yd. relay—First Cliffwood, 5TH—Miln.; 2 yrs.; 5 f.; off 3:89!4 last week when she carded Rod Shipley of Eatontown (Debbie Allison, Beverly Klefcn, Smmt been totaled, Mark Schumann, 11, left, and Steve Mart- Culmone, up on Bowler King, Creek Flare (V'lquer) 25.40 10.60 6.40 mer, and Robert Varian o: Curry, Kavilla Neal); Second: Lloyd won the feature. Masked Prince (Hidalgo) ....14.20 S.2O an 80, while qualifying for the had the only extra base hit Middletown; Robert Brown, Rd ; Third: Maiiawan. Time :27.O. nik, 10, both of Rumson, perch on the curb to enjoy the Neutral (Kallal _ (.60 of the contest. The double Boys MO yd. relay—First ClHfwood. Through the nine-race card T. :59. Also—Shining Sword, Northern President's Cup competition. Kevin Redmon and George (Isham Banders, Alvin Brown. Carl post-game celebration with a cool refreshment. Bay, Lightening Cake, Viking old, scored the second run for the Underwood, Emto Lester); Second: Velasquez was out of the money Restless Robert, rtaln Foreacaat, Low net went to Mrs. John Walenta of Atlantic Highlands Mat&w&n; 3blrd: Lloyd Bd. Time (Register Staff Photo) Sports Final, Plssaro, Que Intersante. losing cause. S9.1. with only two mounts. 6TH—Tlw.; 3 y; (I f; off 4.27 Holmes Jr., 71, and Mrs. Gor- Bobert Redfield of Sea Bright Teampla (Velasquez) 6.20 3.40 2.60 don Vanhorne had 29 for low Joel Menzzopane set down Thomas Lloyd of Little Silver Copper Canyon (Lee) .4.00 3.40 seven batters and walked Bonchu (Grimm) 4.40 putts. Paul O'Neil of Red Bank; Caro- T-l.1O%. Also—Kits Play, Tan Hand, three, while issuing six hits. lyn Schwarz of Hazlet; Christine Wlldwook. Mrs. Ted Formosa had lowSteinberg gave five hits and TTH—Alv.; 3 y; 1 ml; off 4:55. gross in the nine-hole group Stevens of Laurence Harbor Royal Trace (V'quez) 6.20 4.00 3.20 walked one and struck out two. and Gail and Jess Dehz o SIE Omni (Grant) _ 4.40 3.20 with 71, and Mrs. Robert Lock- Zymurgy (Mlcelll) _....3.»0 wood was low net winner with . South Amboy. T-l:40$i, Also: Handsome Count, Tuesday, JunB 11, 1968—15 Monmouth Park Today Wood-Pro, Doctor Art, Lady Carene, 35. Mrs. Robert Longhi had Revltup. Frederick Linden of Little 8TH—Alw; 4-JUP; 6 f: off 8:21. low putts. THE DAILY REGISTER, Silver, Philip Shapter of Leo- Bowler King (Clumone) 6.20 3.BD 3.00 Flowers Boy (V'quez) 7.00 3.80 nardo and Clark Bent Wood- Entries Selections Oolden Buttons (Gavldla) 4,00 III 13,800 Clmr Le Prop (Daly) Ul T.-l:09». AUc—Trlsh M, Twin Ted- worth of Oakhurst completed 1 10. Man. M1I1« SFnr. FUlni Blind (Grant) 118 dy, Night Cloud, Irongato. Fljinr noli tvniuw 117 Tjoveagatn 1U By SAM work in the Junior Life Saving Slim1! Pride (duerra) Ul Formal Deb (Cordero) Ul) 9TH—Clmj,; 3 yrs.: li'« m.: off 5:52. Lavln'i .Prld« (Cnlmone) 117 Mailer Steve (Kallal) 1U li-QullIimar, Lavin's Pride, Final Up (Tejada) 42.20 14.20 7.40 course. Qullllmar (Veluquei) 115 ' Meadows Hope (Veluqan) 114 Ghost Ghost Naugyt Joke (Mlcell) 7.00 4.40 Other awards were made in John's Mmflo (Mloell) 113 CrMUivlty Ul Wild Fella (Kallal) 3,80 Phlnuals, (TIchMtor) 117 Trumpet Tudor > 1U T.-l:47%. Also—Sailors Rest, Crea- the intermediate, advanced Waiwar (BsJtaiW) 111 Buncombe •>•! *W 2-War Fever, Rush Eusft tive, Berkley Colonial. Mldnleh! Map. WeU Cram 117 Martial Melody (Gavllla) ndy, -Black Nails. LhUtapoo. beginner and basic classes. I Miss 113 111 Rush, Rising Hage (AM. 11,117. Handle 11,(01,130) 117 (Ith $4,500 Clmi. Our Ballerina 11! 4 y.o. & up Edward's Olrl (Tannw) HI) Second Encounter 3—Sly Bird, Make It Easy, Fltetlnr Countssj IRomerol 113 World Report (Tanner) Bold Star Rosati Elected Sun Oenle (KalUI) Pop N Go (Romero) ' llM Miss Florence (Culmone) nit liahy Bye Byn (Kasien) fihonl flhost (Tejada) in lit 4—Tudor Inn, King Gordius, Phylada lllldalio) BlrdKolafralher (tluerui) Ul To GSC Office 113 Iipnt Kerret (Velasquex) 110 Dynamite Jr. Ziid ($3,801) Clmr. R<^y slhhy (Cûlmone) 111 METUCHEN - Joseph Rosa- 3 y.o. (N.J. Foals) (14,000.) • Fur. t.ynrh (Hallal) us AMCO Inipy Sailor (KaaRen) lit Sny 11m Word lit 5—Flying Blind, Formal Deb, of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Mistaken ldenlity (Romero) 103 1th 1(1,000 Master Steve Cut* Htyle ((litvldlR) 110 3 y.o. & up - F.*M. Clmi. gional High School has been War Fever (Monaeell!) lit Aliont 1 M (Turf) lected vice president of TRANSMISSIONS Trnafr Deware lllldaljro) 107 At Iînn I.snt (Mlcell) Ill 6-Best Secret, Baby Bye Bye, Talmy Bprlnr (Castillo) 1M 11)1 ,I(t Code 114 Ray Sibby the Garden State Conference. Dnvlllnli DRhbln (Mlr>Hl) US Crcehr (drnnt) tie ItUlnx Ilagfl (Hlncon) 101 Dancing Mlitrrai (Velasquu) 113 7—Who Cabled, Bungalow, Jet Elected tor his second term Han Doro (Canllllo) 101 Only Alwsyi (Mlcell) 107 as president is T. Ralph Wil- Rush Hush Itush (B&llaztir) 11J I. ,1'a Mll«. 101 Code Silver Benltey (Wlaiques) IlunKAlow (Trjatta) 101 iams of Roselle Park. Also in Finn Dmler (Nolan) it: Jrnlor'H Brllp lit 8—Kona, Queen Eleanore, Fad- •VERY MINUTE AND 3rd »I,MH Maldpn Wlm Cablrd (Tanner) 113 their second terms of office Ul y.o. (I Fur. ItanAlIn Hky lftt ing Wave A Ilrunily Rpln (KRSRMI) IK are: Francis Kappcs of South A HALF...SOMEONE Bold Mar (Oulmmie) Hit nth If.) M.MH) Allow. 9—Blgamo, Philarl, Jovial III y.o. Fllllri A Fur. Brunswick, secretary, and Wal- Hmoliy llazn 115 "The Trillin Club ot New York" Krnnrll lift Jeff ter Gasior of Carteret, treasur- Nly Illrd (Ouerin) lift Mlilia IJnU IIHI CALLS AAMCO Watch I-aUrat (Husen) lift (lunn Klcanore (Tejada) Ul er. MaJin It Kasy (GranU lift Clovnr HloiiNom (VPlaitfiuM.) ' ' Every w«* AAMCO .otlsfle! mor. Bnord of Hold (Ilrnno) US Kullnc Mi lit (Sine) ' 100 The River House Inn was se- tiion 10,000 tronsmlsilon problem. Tnlin Advantage (lIKtaljn) 111) Kcquola Scratches You ost I'M l°w|n!l' ° "" rM* Nolilo Ktory IIS Evn'ii Wonala 113 lected as the October IV ban- lift Replication i ..* OCEANPORT, N.J. dieck. foil, •rdcleni wrvlce - lrlah Mints (Kalhl) Kvrnuiff Hair (Tanner) KID t meeting place lry the Con- mmi llm»i In \"i< «" ''"f- And )lii>y Itldiut (Velasquez) lift NOW thru Aug. 3 0 Yorklanna (^tonacrlll) 110 Fnillni Wavn (Velaniurat I'd 1—Flying Doll, Sun Genie, Miss 2 miles trom Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 witti MMCO, your »f<""iS|»' " ™X Kitna (I)al(R7.nr UQ erence. Donald Trotter of be proleclsd by over 500 A4MCO 4ll i »l10», D Clint. outdoor and Indoor (lining terraces 4 y.i). ti up 1M & ,'< mil M.floo cimii. Florence, Phylada Rumson-Fair Haven was ap- WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS CenHrj toMl-le -eooil. rioiv lift •1 y.o. A* up pointed chairman of the ban- ('hllnta (Horte) \V) Nnnp Rock (l> 2—Impy Sailor cafeteria and dining area 809 Railroad Avo., Aibury Fork Rliral 110 I'hlluTl (Monarrlll) quet and will compose a year- on grandstand lower level, Nlgrr • IS Jovial Jlrtt (llaltazar) 3—Smoky Haze, Noble Story, REGRET HANDICAP Fr« Towing "4-4800 • •ynanilte Jr. (Sllrrll) in iook to include a picture completely air-conditioned Wed., Jure 12 H[nK (lordlus ((trant) no flllrk (IIIIUIIOI Irish Kings of each of the outstandinR 193 E. Newmon Springs R«\ Wnpplmrr (Kallal) n.i Hplhrt CO (Mlcrll) POST-DEB STAKES Tiiaor Inn (Vfllaiqiieii) 115 niRiuno (Oulmmip) 9-€alendar, Model Soldier, athletes from each member dranditond $2 • Clubhouia $4 Rod Bank •«•«"» Ilh IS,IK* Olinr. <'n|pndar Sat., June 15 •1 y.o. /llmut I Fur, (Turf) Ibiarhrarly (Kallal) 111) Wyatt, Chicago Boy school as well ns a resume of PICK UP STATION Klm> Hlillllni (llurr) 111 Moilrl Holcllnr (Tanner) 110 AlA SHOP, AT. M * CRESCENT PL. Ulr liivls 101 Wyatl (Mlcrll) ll« Track cloudy and fast he championships and each IM-UM eam's season. POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM fjm 16—THE DAH.Y REGISTER, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALS 0OAT8 BUSINESS NOTICES BELP WANTED-FEMALE HEU> WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED — MALE Tuesday, June 11, 1968 TAKE OWX !-OW IMS FORD AKOIJA tTATtOH WAO WOpDPt-fiBT ~ 14' «»41boat, *ixroo 4 YOU WON'T GET RICH... WEEKLY PAYMENTS ON — Good condition. ca.ll •all, trailer. Heady to aaLL XxctUent LAWN ' FEMALE Ho Honey Down -6 Y>ar» to P*7 TB7-S7BJ. condition. UMSM AsbuiT P»i* sjet tnltrvlews for HOME OWNERS avionics work »l the slwre m New YOU'LL PROBABLY NEVER ANNOUNCEMENTS IBM DODOE — 18* TERRY 8KTFF — With 30 h.p. Opening* In the soldering department Consolidate all your payment* MAINTENANCE Training provided. Incentive pay. Pai Jersey. •nil receive car of your choice Call electric start outboard. Water iklt In- Lawns cut, trimmed, br th« month. BECOME FAMOUS.. . LOST AND POUND 1998 CHEVROLET J1S.2.1 261-6538 cluded. Beit offer. 787-M92 HospitallzaUon and life Insurance pa Imêla four-door. Full power. Auto- CALL 747-1681 Day shift, Mosaic Tile Company, A LOST — Lady'a blue wallet. K matic, eight cylinder. VALIANT - • Two-door harrttc Iff BOAT-MOTOR-TRAILER — All in lactic Ave., Matawan, N. J. PROJECT . . .but we're sure you'll bprry> Red Banfc. rtctur**, Ilcci IS»<1 FOHn 115 2-1 Kel Heals, radio. Automatic Irar excellent condition. Accessories. Ideal PAINTING — Exterior and Interior. An equal opportunity employer papcra main concern. Rpward. ; CuMom four-door. V-8, automatic, rmilo ion. fTood condition. S11-3S3O. ail around boat for fishing, nkHng or Special rates on one-family. Cat] Jer- enjoy working herel C913. and JioaUr (amtly. &0 h.p. Mercury jwWered. Eca- ry for free cellmate. 787-3243. WOMEN WANTED — In Shore's fi SUPERVISORS J6fl« CHKVROI.KT (16 80 1S,'iL) PLYMOUTH waeon. Qaragei *final)lr. 747-0835. eat dry cleaning and laundry plan IX1ST — Saturday nlthl Toy Ton. Inijiols cnnvprtllilp. F»clnry tir Rfl'tfn. fi«>/i!pr, PVU1C. Fa«?lf>rJ tvlr, full EMPLOYMENT Call T«-?2IT. 1957 CHEVROLET — vinyl rr>of. 19M PICKUP TRUCK — Heavy dut Konl Kconnllne, Five good tires, 120 H.P. INBOARD OUTBOARD — TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC- 10 ycara total experience aa an RUSSELL « ("nil 1937 Jtf.F.G. Conv&lr 18, Excellent con- HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1 CT1-I2.U. JptRtar I. V-S; autnmatfe, double pow- cent new clutch. Take over payments. Experienced. Welding helpful, Ca electronic engineer. 6 yeara pro- er. IJuckpt irati. Call MB-1486. dition. Heady, in -water today, for Mr. Gray, 542-3220. gressive experience In the fields OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC ' WANTED ~ Parties interested in (alt- lust i-'oni) IID.5 fishing, skiing or rldtntf. Call 741-0,145. FASHION SHOW DIRKCTOR3 of Installation design, test pro- ing over balance on reposseitKcit earn. Twti-iliior r.nlaxle hardtop, v-8, am ill' iiOAT~^- WHfi fa ftp. Johnaon. for part-time work, uiic ' NATIONAL ACCOUNT SALES RE gramming and test evaluation ot CO. I have 30 cam available, For Informa- mntlc. dnnble power. MOTORCYCLES Fully equipped, g'inrt condition. J500. »cntry. Call 787-1ST9. RESENTATIVE — For houseliol avlatiun electronic aystems and tion. Joe Pallmtc, Town A Country 1MI ntUCK 111),) 40 h.p. Mercury with controls and Rfis IF YOU CANNOT WORK IN OFFICE goods, moving and storage compani siib-aysteins In both rotary and 100 Newman Springs Rd., Ked Bank jTodE*. 66*-ltlOO. LfSahre two-door hardtop. Automati If)6« TRIUMPH — 500 CO. tank. $12.'). C71-23SS efter 6 p.m. OR FACTORY — Call 787-7351 be- National affiliation. AHled Van Llnei fixed wing alrcriUt, BSEE Degree ASK FOR BILL GRIEC* hill power. Inc. Apply In person, Anderson Bros, Is required. CADILLAC 1965 — Pour-donr v,nln\n condition. Call 25' CABIN CRUISER — Necrii worK. tween 9:30 and 5:30 p.m, Inc., 52-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank itABJi. White. A !r cnnAM lonrr], fully 19d CHIVnOI.KT 'I1D.1 B42179H MECHANIC — Or mechanic's helper Impaia (wn-rlonr hardtop V-t au(< Come out and tnho It away. Call 671- PRODUCTION WORKERS — Incen- •quipped, Origins! owner. 39,000 YAHAMA. -- 60 ce. Trail or 0299. tive Joba paying excellent rates after USED CAR CLSAN UP MAN —E wanted. Apply between 8 a.m. - IV miles. 74?-5S!.!S matlc, pnwrr atcerlni and brakes bike. Hell helmet and car rack. Bes perlenced only. Apply In person, Si p.m. Boro Bus Company, 445 Shrews- 1IMI FORD W.60 Ii)fi7 O'DAY WIDOEON — With trail- short training. Hospltallzatlon, paid vice Dept., Maurice Schwartz & Son TEST bury Ave., Shrewsbury. "lflffl CADILLAC — With air. Private rairlane, afx cylinder, Mtratflit atick, filter. 201-147B. er. Like new, many extras. tiolidaya and other benefits, Apply 341 W. Front Bt., jRed BmH, 7»7-0Tr Call radio, heater. Atcn Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 35 Key- 198« TRIUMTH — TR6. one owner, 871-r>2!)5, port Equal opportunity employer. MECHANIC SALES CAREER 7S7-520fl 196< TORI) Mil I.lke new. Custom seat. Tank. A win- ENGINEERS flniaxfe. $ix c/llnder, itraffht •tick, ner at S850. 747-ffl!0 after o p.m 35 H.P. EVINRUnE OUTBOARD ~ WAITRESS WANTED — EvenJnga, Ws have an outstanding opportunity IBM CHEVROLET MALIBtJ — Con- rRfilo, heater. Electric start. Excellent condition. for a mature, highly motivated per- vprtlMe Hyitramatlc and power steer- "YAMAHA 100 TWIN — 19~86. Blackj . Call 787-55D5. Apply in person, Th« Pub. Hwy, 35, •5 years total experience In the son who has owned a business or 10M CHEVHOLKT $U.l( Mlddletown. SET-UP Held of aviation electronic en- ing Best ofrer. 073-1717. Staiinn wason. H«l Air, V-l, auto- Silver. 3,000 original miles, rerfcci We seek an experienced set-up m( served ln either Bales or administra- condition. Must sell. |185. Elvesi 291 15' SLOOP RIG DAY SAILER gineering o( which 3 year* experi- tion. Excellent starting salary plus 1967 CORVETTE — Sllntray. Two matlc, double power, Built in Bahamas $300. Call LABORATORY TECHNICIAN — Ex- chanlc preferably familiar with sem ence should be In progressive en- IBM PONTIAC |I.|K nil perienced, mature, competant lab auto rilling and packaging equlpmeni commlasloaa. Unlimited earning po- topa. 4:it> ti.p. four-ipetri. Many extrai. 741-7810 gineering, primarily In the plan- tential. Management opportunity. Lib- colna Vietnam. 868-1MH, " Cataflna four-donr. ftoubll powar. R technician required Immediately by We orfer excellent working conditioi ning: and directing of tent and dlo, heater, automatic. SUZUKI OWENS — Fllierglaa boat, 35 )ip. medical specialist in Long Branch. 4^ and liberal benefits, combined with eral fringe benefits. Call M9-75J7 for "lM5 VOLVO — Four-'ioor. Excellent evaluation programs of avionics appointment. 18M FORD 11.71 HetdquarUra for MonmouUi Oounly. Evlnrudo motor. All accessories. Ask- day week-excellent lalary. Apply. In congenial atmogphera in our moderi equipment and/or systems for in- condition. »19W. Falcon convertible radfa, heater, ill model! and color* In ttock. ing $500. Call after 5 p.m., T41-2589. writing giving details of experience to air-conditioned plant. An Enuai Opportunity Employer HIT «71-S77». Box V-1B7, Tha Daily Register, Red •JtaJlalion In Army aircraft, TWs ipeed, bucket leatl. K" BORUM — Wooden outboard boat INTERVIEWS (primary experience shall be supple- CHEVKOLET - IBM Impala 88 40t. 1803 BUICK J10.K BILL LANZARO'S lth canvas. Asking $200 or beit offer. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY mented with secondary experience «ip«ed Hunt. J>osltraction • renr. Wildcat four-door Hardtop roll power. AUTO SALES-INC. Call 741-8534. OPERATORS WANTED — On linings 9:30 a.m. -11 a.m. 2 p.m. -3;30 p. In aircraft .Installation design with DISPLAY Mickey Thompson m«|i BucHet ites CADILLAC »mo on ladles' ooats. Apply In person, AT- LANVIN- a genBral knowledge of EMI/EMC •rats. Call 741-7&83, 6 p.m. 10 p.m. Ooiipe DeVlllc. Tull powtr. 5J4 Main St. Md-5224 M«td' !«' PIDEnaLAB — With trailer and LANTIC CLOTHING CORP., 4 Cather- testing. BSEE Degree la required. Window trimmer for our Eed Bank 1M3 Foil I) ' ll. nsA — 850 co Chopper, 8000 origin- outboard motor, $600. Call after 6 Ine St., Red Bank. CHARLES OF THE RITZ and Eatontown stores. Experienced I860 FIAT — Hum (odd. Call after Four-door Oalaxlt, V-t, aulomatl al mllea, (200 paint job. Miut ace, 787-1172. Ht. 35 Holradcl, N. AND In women's and children's fashlom. p.m. double power. J800. 7(7-3722. 35' FISHINO BOAT — Diesel. Needa ^•LEANER For theater. Must be Should live In general area. Set man- 7«-827.1. IBM CHRVROLET W,«9 reliable and thorough. Hours R a.m. - 4/10 ml. so. Kt. 33 DrEve-!n Theate ager at either utore. HONDA CM 1«O — 1096. Hark blue, work. In water. |15CW. Call 2W- noon. Apply In person only, after 6:30 VAN DRIVERS AND TKACTO1 6 years total experience. 4 years IM2 AUSTIN-HBALEY SOOO - B»* Two-door hardtop, V-l, iulomaUc n- Silver. Electric etart. :i,0O0 orlglno 3587. 31 (trl-carril. Black, rid leather tllo and heater, p.m., TOWN- THEATER, Hwy, 35 and TRAILER DRIVERS - Experience. progressive experience with pro- 19«3 OORVXlR |7.1( miles. Perfect condition. Must Palmer Ave,, Middletown. In handling household goods. Apply 1 gramming and Installation design LERNER SHOPS tertor, 4-npeed on floor, electric over- I27». Kves: 5B1-3BH. FOR SALE BY OWNER person, Anderson Brothers, Inc., 51 of Rviatfon electronics equipment drive, radio, heater, wire wheeu. Kn- Radio and beater Four-door. Auto SALESPERSON WANTED—Full time, 53 Mechanic 3t., Red Bank. for both rotary and fixed wing air- 81 Broad St. Red Bank irtne and transmission rpbullt: New matlc. 1085 SCOOrEit.^"l."ami-retta 10O cc, CLEAN year round only. Five day week. Apply 1M» PONTMO tit.u 25' LENP.TH — SH" beam, 19fi* Tro- craft 2 years of progressive experi- Monmouth Shopping Center Batontown tlrea, etiockn, springs, fuel pump.Ank- 6|iare lire. Very goorl running condl- Jan express cruiser. Four sleeper F.W. Woo/worth Co., 52 Broad St., CAR AND/OR TRUCK MBCHANIO-E: ence in the field of test and evaJu. BARTENDER — Part-ilme. Also full %ng 51200. 201-0106 even, or weekends. Orflnri Frlx. Double power, automatto, tlon. Call after 5, 84I-0S97. Red Bank, after 2 p.m. perience required. Must have tools ation of aviation and electronic Sxlra clean. with 19.1 h.p. V-8, CT block Gray, Hospltall&atlon and holldayB. Apply al time. Good working conditions. Haz- TBJIF'KARMANN fjillA — Biaoii. iMi nova t DAST ir.» 'liie HONDA'VsiT^CrasiroHrs, epori 193 houra. Tlirce aenjw>ns fresh water, WAITRESSES — Full time or part- systems and iub-systems in rotary let Lounge. Call 281-UM. March Inspection. Ntw muffler, brakes, pipes (723 or best ufter. Alan, HI- ona salt, Completely equipped with M. SCHWARTZ 4 SONS, 1« W. Fronl and fixed wing aircraft. BSEE Four-door lerJan. Automatlo, radio, j time. Good working conditions, Hazlet SI., Red Bank, 747-0730. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Must ba •now tires, |M0. WHMI after «. 6234. »tiip to-Briore, depth finder, sott top, Lounge. Call 264-116*. Degree required, heater. compaaa, nack curtain, oradle winter neat Salary $2 per hour. Apply In •Jim CORVBTTB — Two lopn. Four 1W3 BUICK , »«.<( 19M SJ-AH8 SCOOTER - 3 a-peel GOOD OPPORTUNITT — For erperi- person. 9-5 weekdays. Krauster's •pert. Kioellent all around. 711 Pour-door L«Sabre hardtop. AutomaUc, cycle, 1,000 mini. silo. •tarage frame nnd Urp. Two fresh MtD Dairy, US First Ave, Atlantic High- tull power. Radio and heater. coats varnish. Heady tor water. Call encod beautician • Full or part-time. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 2M-0382. 042-2269. VINCKNrS BEAUTY SALON, 32 Lin- 5 ye&ra total experience u an elec- lands. JMJ RAMnUCR 17 JO den PI., Kea Bank. Call 7*7-3820. FOR 1M« VALTANT-HM. A.utomatlo trans- Claolo T7O two-door hardtop. Doubl ALUMINUM CANOH3 — Good condi- tronic engineer. Tempest back- mission. Call after 3. pow«r factory air, tion. Call OFFICE WORKER — Small office. 3 YOUNG MEN ground with a minimum of 3 years 8M-2080 19«2 CHBVROI.BT «1 MOBILE HOMES Experience required. Shorthand, typ- experience In Tempest testing and 1917 JEEP UNIVERSAL — Low mile- BelAlr wiion. v-«, automatlo. IBM SHASTA CAMPINC1 TRAILER ing, knowledge of bookkeeping. Write OVER 21 a knowledge of tha Tempest prob- 1M2 BUICK |5 8 MARINE Bhip-to-Shore RCA, 35 watts, reaume, Drawer V, Red Bank. lems ipecular to aircraft Secondary ANIMAL are. Orllintl owner. Eictllent condl' Qaol condition. Call Elictra la /our door, Automatic, four- 5 channels, broadcast, antenna, tran- background ln EMI/EMC testing of tlon. Call M2-146H. way power. 201-072* slator, guaranteed, $125, Trailer, Maa- HAIRDRESSER — Full or part-time. We offer , :u an outstandini aircraft and experience In avaltton 1M7 MU8TANO — V-», automatic, 1S«1 MEHCURY II M tercraft, i wheels, new tlrea, heavy Apply Beauty Haven, 320 Main St., opportunity and the beginninj electronics installation engineering four-speed, 2S» tntln'. power il«»rlni, Omnmllttr »Ut!»ri wttm, V-», auto N. J. ANNUAL Ulty, S2Sfl. 741-5788. Bradley Beach. 77S-BB27. on fixed and rotary wing aircraft, CARETAKER BSEE Degree Is required. Oorjd cotldUlon. tl«>». 7H-1MH. matlo, power, MOBILEHOME SHOW SAILBOAT — 13' Lone Star [iberglas NURSES' AIDH — Mature. Experi- of a securo, rewarding careei 1MB TRIUMPH — Convertible. New' 15 Tmiiportatlon Sptolali — ISO ui, FBI.' — SAT. — SUN. nloDp, Dacron aails. ||550 . 946-8269260 f enced. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shrewsbury with Servicemaster, one o A rapidly expanding phairoa* tlrei. new rirakea. Very mod Condi' MONMOUTH JDNB 21, 52, 23 ter 6 p.m.. or 8l2848i9-:l284 weekdayskd . Manor Nursing Home. 741-2059. ceutlcal oorapany require! •> tlon. Call between 10-4, 47T.4O0O. ext. AUTO EXCHANGE A8BURY PARK OPPT. WAITRESSES WANTED — 21 years America's largest Home Clean mam to care for animals en Ml. CONVENTION HALL 1062 31' OWENS—TWIN 185's — 1967 or over. Apply In person. Ye Cottage ANTENNA their Research Firm. In par- 1»1 Maple Ave., (Rt, 3J) Red Ban*, N.J, LATEST MODELS MOBILK HOMES Electric refrigerator and head. 80 watt Inn, 149 West Front St., Keyport. ing companies. ticular the Individual should 747-3930 AND RECREATION VffiHICLBB uhlpto-flhorc. Asking $6,000. Make of- • Training be experienced ln working with AUTOS FOR SALE Call 842-09Q8. BEAUTICIANS WANTED — Full time ENGINEERS beef and dairy cattle. Bom* 1!»J CHBraoLBT _ Slallon waton. RKAVK8 TKAILEH HALES W Luintg — Head and canvaa top. part-time, HAST OF EDEN • Start at $1.95 per hour poultry experience &l*o Helpful. Blx-cjllnder, automatic. New tran.. 1748 Ht. 88 (Laurelton Circle) BEAUTY SALON, Mlddletown. 671- minion. (Ml. Cill after 6 p.m. 78MI72 flood condition. 1800, Call 8 years total antenna experience. Brlcktown, N. J. 03 842-0530 8765. • 12c Increase after 60 days 6 years progressive experience In Hie position also Involves no AA-LJt* — Travtlma. • T»ri7 — the design, model range itudles, OHBVROLET B1BCAYMB WAG- 'liataau anu Sunaet, WAITRESS WANTED — Part-time, • Paid Vacation ©rd keeping and simple calcu- NO MONEY DOWN ON — Shirt. Top condition. l»to. call 1B80 ID' PLHAStlRE CRAFT — HoU- experienced. Apply MATAWAN DIN- and Installation design of atrborns lations. Present location Is In HM'fOTf MOBILE! HOME — 10x48, aluminum. day cruiser. Bleeps two. 1900 Scott ER, Hwy. 3«, Matiwan. • Hospitalization antennas. BSEE Degree li re- the Freehold Heights, CoIU Two bedrooma, living room, complete Mo Cullougli motor, 60 h.p. Com* quired. Neck, New Jersey area, how- BUKREAU ALPINE 16B — Radio, kitchen, refrlgerator-froezer, -washing pletely refirvlahed this year. 787-2083 NS3SD — Very thorough and depend- • Paid Holidays ever location will be changed TAKE OVER heater. Excellent condition. Reason- machlno. complete bathroom. Factory or can be seen at Fort Monmouth able cleaning woman. Large ranch to Belvedere, New Jersey area" ablo. SI2-UM. air conditioned. Qaa hot air and hot Marina. house, Shrewsbury. Thurs., Frl., 9-4 • Many Other Benefits la th* neflj future LOW WEEKLY CHEVROLBT li)59 _ Blx-cjIlndiT, water. Excellent condition. Seo to ap- 11X18 FABUQLAS — 14', green with p.m. 52 hour. Transportation neces- MECHANICAL "tick (hill, aood motor. Call 787- preciate. Located Kcansburg, (212) white deck. Deluxe Interior. Folding sary. No laundry, ironing or babysit- FOR INTERVIEW CALL: Our organisation offen a full PAYMENTS • UP TO 319-3571 Slat™ Island. >ats and new trailer. Asking prlc* ting. Permanent with raises. Call Mrs, 741-1378 ranê of benefits Intruding maj- $950. Call 741-0114. Harrison. 741-0348. ENGINEERS or medical, hoBpttallzatlon, lite 5 YEARS TO PAY 19M BUIDK — Wildcat convertible. Insurance, and 100% tuition re- Fully equipped, low mileage. Encel- 12- BDWBOAT TRACTOR-TRAILER OPERATORS — lent condition. ta6Oo 7«(-S18e. $25 4 years total experience in the me- fund program PJease writs SCHIFFMAN'S Experience necessary. Apply In person chanical design and evaluation of •tating experience and salary 147-4751 SECRETARY toNappl Trucking, Rt. 34, Mstawan. requirements to: SPECIAL PLAN FOR 1968 OTO CONVERTIBLB — Mu»t WB are % prestlgft consumer product electronic equipment of which 3 aril, collrge hound. Four on floor. New Address corporation, located in the central Jer- MACHINIST — Able to handle super- years progressive experience giiall SERVICEMEN Many ettrai. Excellent condition. STORAGE and SERVICE sey shore area and we seek an ex- visory position In future. Growing be In design, Installation and elec RICHARD H. STEVENSON, «ISU. After « p.m. call C71-OO2:. JUNCTION OF perienced eecretary or Gal Friday to, company. Benefits. Biliary Open. C»l tro-mechanical testing and evalua- PERSONNEL ADMNIBTOATOR IBM PLYMOUTH — Four-door with THE OREAT KEANSBURO MARINA help organize and run a new depart- Auto Lawn ot America, 868-0806. Mr. tion or avJacion electronic equip* WMRly parminn air conditioner. Price ». "Jeriey'i Finest Selection" business. Call 7*1-3227 or 787-2103. Tlte Dally Register, Red Bank. 0:30 a.m. -11 a.m. 2 p.m. >3:30 p.m. chase price *810O, asking |«5O0. Make carry a complete line of 12* uride Wednesday and Friday evenings and offer. Call 8(2-0878, models, priced to fit your budget FURNITURE MOVING! — Attics ana SALESGIRL — Full or part-time. Ex- LANVIN- (215) 822-2929 Saturday. Borne sales experience. '66 GRAND PRIX $16.80 Huie selection of 8' and 10' wldes, cellars cleaned. Fret estimates. Call perienced in better dresses. Apply In Write A-172, The. Dally HesUt-.-. 19KS MUSTANG convertible, Blue [47-3002. CHARLES OF THE RITZ Full Power with while top. Sli cylinder, standard many for use ai office trailers, hunt- person between 19-12. Love Lane, TWO PART-TIME MEN - MonUnijb, irnnamlsMon, Excellent condition. Ing lodges, summer homca, etc. Also Broad St. Reel Bank. - 35 Holmdel, N. 3. floor waxinr Neat appearance. Ve»r J1275. Daya (62-317J. 946-l8e,l evening!; storage facilities, service and parts. SUP COVERS WOMAN TO DO PRIVATE COOKING 4/10 rat. 4». Rt. 35 Drlve-ln Theater AELSC round employment. Call 787.20M. '66 BUICK $16.40 Open dally 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday Sola, |30, chair «5, with your own MEN-COLLEGE STUDENTS 19.19 MKRCKDE3 — 100 SL. two-door, to 8 p.m, ' —Ona meal daily at dinner. Must be BUTCHER — Part or lull time em- Sptclol four-door ttdon. Doublt pow- standard. Hard and lolt tops. Fair labrle. Free welting, ilppera, orer- neat clean, experienced. Good work- <8 needed. Ages 2040, $55 and up tr alr-conditlon. Route 35 South Artlboy iocki&i and arm rests. Fabrics also ing conditions, good salary and vaca- plus fringe benetlta. Report to 8 Map- A EL ployment. Apply or call Rarltan Meat condition, 291-001°.. Phone 721-M5S available. Call anrtlma <71-23M. le Ave,, Red Bank, Tues., through Market, 1719 Union Ave., Hazlet. 261- tion. Call Mr. Manfllca at 53M160. Frl., 10 a.m. SERVICE CORPPRATION 9685. '65 CHEVROLET $12.80 1913 CHEVROLET Impala two-door (2 miles aouth of Edlion Bridge) LHJHT TRBCKINa AND DKUVBRIKa hardtop. All power. Automatic. WOO. 8ALES CLERK — Experience help* (A Subsidiary bk_...^ SHIPPING CLERK — For factory. Mollbu twa-door hordtcp, V-S, double Call 291-9143 after B. William Abrams ful. Good opportunity. Apply P1X EXPERIENCED TANK TRUCK DBI powtt, low mlltag*. 22O-5S1S SHOES, Hwy. 35, Middle town. E3RS needed. Apply Hollo Trucking, Pull time, paid holidays and other 19J« MODEL T FORD aodan. Partial- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 205 Broadway, Keyport, American Electronic Labs) benefits Pleasa apply ln person, Ralph Frlealand Bros., Locust St., ly restored. Call evening!. Overgrown lawns and field* EXPERIENCE. NOT REQUIRED nor P. O. Box 552, '65 FALCON $9.80 2M-1M. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY FP.EB necessary. WJJ1 completely train for BALES Keyport. Call ^^^^ Call 741-SKM car hostesses. Must ba over 21. Mar- MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Lansdale, Pa. Four-door sedan, automatic, six 10111 CORVETTE — Two tops. Auto- 3M-7OM ried preferred. Positions daya or eve- cyilndtr. radio, heater, whltewallt. malic Nsw trAnsmtslon. Never "CARPENTER BUILDER nlngB. Good salary. Vacation. Apply CLERK raced. Excellent condition. 11500. Call JUNK CARS Executive type man. 'colleg-fl cali- An Equal Opportunity Employer additions, alterations, attics, paneling, In person, Stewart's Drive-In, Hwy. 35, ber, starting salary to W.400 year: We aeelc a bright, alert person irlth '65 MUSTANG $10.40 671-5252, 9 to 5. PICKED UP sellings, aluminum sldlnj. Call after 6 Oakhurst, Midway between Asbury an eye for accuracy to work ln our >.m. 787-M2S. STAMUCY OOONOWBKL Park and Eatontown Circle. Intensive 3 years training pro- MANAGEMENT CAREER return merchandise department tally- Convtrtlble, automatic, •!» cyllndtr. IDS] CHEVROLET Impala two-door Twinbrook Auto Wracking gram. Career position with man- In retail In ^. Rapid advancement, job ing and processing paper work with hardtop. Vfi, automatic, low mileage. BOOKKEEPINO, audltlnt, quarterly CLERK-TYPIST — Attractive opening- agement opportunity; excellent re- •ecurlty. Nelsner Brothera, & rapidly return Items. Aptltuda for detain '65 OLDSMOBILE $1290 Immaculate NO money down. BANK ratontown 542-2235 pajrcll tax reports, etc. Margery modern oftlce with pleasant surround- tirement and group insurance pro- expanding retail chain, operating 190 rather than previous experience de- WILL FINANCE. JIM, only S7.S0 Trovato, T/A, JtellabK Tax Sarvloe, ings, Muat bo dependable. Local of- gram? no traveling, with or with- modern department and Junior depart- sirable. Cutlau "441" convtrtmit. Four- weekly. OA8IS "Chevyland USA" 721- •71.13SII. fice. Write brief resume. P.O. Box out experience. ment stores ID IS states, otters a for- ipeea tronsmltslon, powir ilwrlng, 7100 for credit OK. 23S, Matawan. We offer excellent working oondl- pawtr brakti, 27,000 mlltl. AUTO RENTALS mal management training program tor Uons. 1B87 OAMARO - 327, floor For persona! Interview and aptlturlB qualified young men who can be devel- ahlft testing call Mr. Bern, 741.(700 oped Into- store managers and to posl- mnmivrEWB tod. console, chrome wheoli. TORN SCREENS HOUSftWIYBS TUESDAY AND THUESDAT ' S<2S184 • TOM'S FORD- — on.1 of eventual greater responsibility. '65P0HTIAC $17.10 Excellent atartlng salary.1 QUALIFICA- »:3» a.m. -U t-m. 2 p.m. -J:30 p.m. Calalina covirtlbli. Full powtr. IBM OLHSHOHILK OONVBRTIBLK— RENT A CAR Opportunity to tarn money, does THE PENN MUTUAL TIONS: College training highly desir- Must lee. | LET US RE-SCREEN not Interfere with home duties. LANVIN- Maroon with all-white leather Interior. ( Life Insurance Company able, minimum high school graduate. In uoellent condition. Priced reason- Hwy. M JM-HOO K«n>ort PROWN S Qoo& Income. Permanent. Write Capacity to meet high mental and CHARLES OF THE RITZ able forqulck aalo. 74T-120B. Avon Manager, J. Blrchall, P.O. Bed Bank, New Jersey '65 MUSTANG $11% 33 Broad Bt Rod Bank 7U-TS00 Box TB8) Port Monmouth. or call ihyalcal demands ot training program, t- 35 Holmdel, N. J. I(K5 CORVETTB — Fuel Injection. emonstrate leaderehlp ability, have Hordlop. Throespted Ironsmlsiton. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 741-4343, 492-3377, 774-1220. If AN to work around mobile homes the necessary drive and flexibility to 4/19 ml. so. Rt. 35 Brlve-ln Theater v-8. Clean, dark gre«n with whltt | Low mileage. Very clean. Call «M- IF YOU need the professional touch 5389. afler 1 p.m. handy with tools. Must have own succeed In the dynamic and highly lawn and garden car* Call EXPERIENCED — A la carte wait- transportation. 284-2099. competitive chain store industry. Wlll- (More Classified Ada 1982 PONTIAC CATALINA — Four- SAV-COTE 201-W34 resses or waiters. Also weekend ban* ngnesa to relocate. Company benefits '65 VOLKSWAGEN $9.80 door. One owner. Oood tlrea. Brakes The •VAOHT (HOP 'AINTTNa—Interior, exterior. Insured, quet waitresses. Apply In person af- PURCHASING include liberal retirement, excellent On The Next Page) rellned recently. S83O. 747-U818. 1114 Ocean Ave; Sea Bright 141-1911 ;easonable. D.K, Fainting, ter 4 p.m. Cobblestones Restaurant. 3ospitall2ation ana major medical plan, 1300 itdon. radio and heoftr, whllt* Rt. 35, Mlddletown. >rorit sharing bonus, paid vacation, •vail tires. 1980 OLDSMOBILB — Sedan. Air THE BOATMAN'S SHOP T87-«7i. OUTSTANDING holidays and slokness plan. Minimum conditioned. Good transportation. Ex- MASON — Specializing in implied HOUSEKEEPER — Llvo In. Refer- la-rttng salary $100 per week. Apply HELP WANTED — MALE tra tlrei. 1273. Call 671-3218 after t All ycur spring tilling out need*. Sot- and patios. • once, Experienced, Five dayj a week. Nefsner Brotheri, Inc., Mlddletown '65 MUSTANG $10.40 p.m. om paints, varnish, ieam compoubdi. 201-0003, Call 842-1X39. OPPORTUNITY Jhopplng Center, Mlddletown. Red. Automatic, convertible. Svinrude motor*. Salea and isrvlea We are prestige consumer product MACHINISTS 1981 BONNEVJUJO CONVIRTfflLE— it New Jeriey'j Larftit liuine Sup* IMALL MABONKir JOBS — All kinds COLLEGE AGE OIRL — Or young corporation located in tha central Jer- Fewer top, brakes and steering, Auto- )ly Home, 34 Wh&rf Ave., Red Bask. if mason work. Block, DrlcV, stone, woman to work In pharmacy. Apply sey shore urea. •KODl/CTION WOKKERa — Incen- '65 BUICK matto transmission. Goon condltton. 41-A78O. Open Sundaya and HolWayi llagstone, sidewalks and specialize In In person, Mon., Wed., or Frl., BAY- We orrer a truly rare opportunity ive joba paying excellent rates alter Corwtrttble, automatic, t41O. Call after I p.m. 741-5039. a.m.-a p.m. iintalru. call after 3 p.m. 871-1108. BHORE PHARMACY, Hwy. 36 ft First In our purchasing department (or an ihorl training;. Hospitalization, paid Ave, Atlantic Highlands. intelligent individual whom we will lolfdays and other benefits. Apply At- FEDDERS ;o Ceramics Corp. Hwy. 35 Keyport. 64 GALAXIE $9.80 MOTHER'S HELPER—Rcllnhle worn- train In expediting anil eventually to Cqual opportunity employer. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE in, permanent!)'; discuss hours; but tho position of buyer. Wo prefer aome- Foremosl nomc In air condlllonlng 500 - Four-rJoor H-T. AM-FM Radio 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. tn essontlal. or* ono with a purchasing or related back- SWEEPER WANTED — For full time li mnllnulno ifs •xpanilon ond dl YOUNG GIRL, five dayB; aleep-ln for Kround, but this Is not requisite. Sal- permanent employment. Electro Im- verslllcolkn. 64 CHEVY $10.40 cummer. Call Nurso, 671-3000 After ary will ba commensurate with ability pulse Lab. 118 Chestnut St., Red Bank 8:30 p.m. . ^ and background. OPENINGS FOR: impala four-door hardtop. Radio and We oiler excellent -worklnt condi- woftr, lull powtr, m)nt condition, GIRL FRIDAY — Excellent opportu- tions. PORTER nity to handle challenging and dlverat. INTERVIEWS lew and used car porter. Oood pay tteel duties In purchasing department. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY nd many benefit* for tho right man, '64 FORD XL $.uo Requires good typing, knowledge ot 8:30 a.m.-11 a.m. 2 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Ipply Monmouth Motors, Hwy. 35 MACHINISTS Convertible, full p AmericarthegiealiiidtiiigpoL filing system, ability to orgftnUo and latontown. 542-S4U. establish work load. Good salary plus LANVIN- many fringe benetltn. Freehold area. '64 CHEVY $$12.10 Write to Box z-166, Th« Dally Regis- CHARLES OF THE RITZ HELP WANTED - MALE TOOL & DIE Impala convtrtlbl*P doubl* powtr, ter, Red: Bank. *». 35 Holmdel, N. J. v-8, clean. •4/10 ml. so. JU. 35 Drlvc-In TTieater WAITRESSES WANTED — Full tlmo GHNTLE1MAN - Large proleaslonftl MAKERS '64 THUNDERBIRD $14.30 or part-time, steady year-round em- office needs reliable man for cleaning, ployment. Apply In person, WILSON'8 maintenance and ground care. Lln- Convertible, fully equipped. DINER, <5 Monmouth. St., Red flunk. croft area, Mw.it have own equip, 7*1-8131. ment. Position requires 24 to 28 hnurs AUTO SALESMAN 1 TOOL ROOM '64 FORD $11.40 SALESLADY/ WANTED In women!' weekly Including some evenings. Sub- and chlldrena' wear. Full or part mit applications to Box \-lU, The GUIOHIC "500" convertible, automatic I time. Some experience preferred. Ap- Daily Register, Red Bank. Include For aggressive Chevrolet irarv.misilon, power itecrlng, ply Wentrelch's, 45 W. Front at., Key- fieucua and aalmy requirement*. MECHANICS port, H.J. Peraonal Interviews for applications Daaler in AtlantMf High- will be held end of June. '63 CHEVY NOVA II $7.60 REAL ESTATE OFFICE EXPAND- lands, to sell newTfihevro- I • • Good Salaries Two-door hardfop, automatic, powir ING STAFF — Needs soveraj women st»»rlno, six cyllndtr, cni owmr. part-time. Terrific opportunity for BUTCHER lets and used cars.\J large commissions. We train you. Con- PorjonEblo. Fivt dnys, no nights. I • • Interesting work tin fidential. M2-2C2C BM3ATO3 PRIME MEATS, S06 Muto '63 CHEVY II $7.801 St., Dclford. N. J., 787-9119. • Top Salary I dor excellent eondi. rwo-door hordlop, automatic, slx-cyl- TWO R.N.fl — From 3 tn 4:30 and I tions. fnder, rodlo, hralcr, whlfcwalli, two L.P,i\,» 1 to 3:30. Onn tull time DISHWASHERS — Slcar"r. yenr round • Plus Commission and one part-time. Top waês and employment Must be ^vor 18. Must benefits. Apply Wlckntunk Nursing »PPly In person, Howard Jnhnson Rea- I • • Excellent advance. '63 FORD , S1U0 Home, Wickatunk. 04S-8B93. Uurant. Hwy, 35. Hiddletown. Call Mr. Clark, 291-1101 Fclrlone Squire Wagon. Clean. America features the bost fcatuies of S. Volkswagen-economy* (Up to 30 FITTER — Experienced better rtreaa- I ment opportunities miles per gallon.) ea, coats, BUlta. Tup salary. Fmie- HELP WANTED - MALE I with a large, steadily '63 FORD $4.10 clhor cars: rlch's ativvnn, III3 Third Ave, Gprlnf Lake. Phono 44!) 4<88, Foicon, two-door sedan, ilx-tyllnder, l.Bolls-Royc© Silver Shadow-rooml- fe. Greyhound Bus-aD-' / CHECK THESE FRINGE BENEFITS V / / iGenorous Company Bene- '63 CHEVROLET $?.8O 2. Cadillac Eldorado-Irontwhool driva. 7. Austin Amorica-crosswisG-rnounted I pleasant aurrniinillncii. Munt bo tip- I fits including 17 paid holi- impala wagon, stlcK I. A real Al pendahle, I/n-al off Ire. Wrltn hrlcf / No Saaional Lay Offs / Pmgrtuiva Salary IneroaiM cuiomablle. (Powers through mud and snow.) englno. (Maximum traction, minimum to r.O. Bin 2.1ft. Mntawnn. I days, paid hospitaliiation y Blu. Crou/Bluo Shiild y> Ufa Ins'jranc* 3. Oldsmobilo Toronado-shor! roar vibration) Anotlieroriginal ]dea:'price. — Pnxt-Uxna. Ahto fiiu I after I year service, paid '61 FORD thno. Ovur 21. fidnd working cnndl- ]/ P«luion Plan / 12 Paid Holiday! $3.80 deck. (Groator visibility, easier parking.) SI 845 Waking America—tho first car I refunds on doctor's visits VS. Automatic, crtom pult. ^ Paid Vacation A. Ford Muatang-aulornaticVrnanual buiii !o bo a second car-(h9 iowesf- DAY'S WOKKEK — Experienced. I after I year service, paid priced car with an aulomalic transmis- R»(oroncofl, Oonornl, housework. Call '61STUDEBAKER $3.60 trariBmission. (Ho shifts; cho takes off in 741-28VJ. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS AVAILABLE I vacafions, etc. k. cocivejrtlble, ilka new. 1 owner. sion. "dxivq'J Aa3!8TANT — Full time. (1ST. & 2ND. SHIFTS) Red Hank (irea. ExperlPnco prefcrrcil ^CHRYSLER $3.80 but not essential. State «Kd ClMsta .tartlng «',[.«(f. ] Mtdrtlclovm, N.T. MAN — To learn auto ani plate glass ccnae. Apply In person, Sun Ray open i mya S12-2320 trade. Permanent position. Paid Blue Pruga, Mlddtetown Shopping Center. Phone 264-1846 Crocs, Blue Shield, vacation and holl- EVES: 531-1768 'dayii.-PenBlon- fund and ltfs insurance. Payments Ai»y»rox!mate Apply Atlantic Glass Co., 21 Maple Qualified Kuy€:r3 1 HELP WANTEI»-Male-Femal< APARTMENTS Ave., Red Bank. TWIRLING LESSONS — (Beginners FURNISHED ROOMS or advanced) Former stale Champion, READY TO SO! DRAPERY CONTRACTOR WANTED CEANSBURG — Two-room furnished RED BANK — Furnished rooms with SALESMEN —Write to Box A-175, The Dally Reg- Nationally known National Baton •partment. Cnll $2,800. down payment. The balance on ister, Red Bank. Iwlrltas Coach, Director and Judge, private entrance, sitting room, kltcli- FHA mortgage. This home has bten MONTGOMERY WARD now arranging summer schedule. A 787-4705 •n privileges. Gicund and second revitalized anfl renewed. Tainted out- Qualified salesmen needed for the21 YEAR OLDS — Or over, to worn llmitea number ot students will be toor. Women only. Inquire 43 Peters ll, decoratPft lasirle. New kitchen, following: departments: as waitresses, kitchen help. Harry' accented. 842-4013. EANSBUIiG—THREE-ROOM GAR- lace. new ceramic tile hath room, new heat- Lobster House, 842-0205. >EN APAI1TMENT. CLEAN. QUIET. PIANO LESSONS - Begin, bru»h-up CIENCE KITCHEN. AIR-CONDI- ing ayntem, new wiring, new plumbing, MAJOR APPLIANCES 'IONEU. WALK TO BUSES, SHOP- M WITH RATH — Private en- It Juat shines anil gleama. FIIA mort- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS wanted. Ap- or continue. Alao experienced organ- .ranee. First floor. Call 747-1041; ar-gage obtainable in amount or $15 TOO. SEWING MACHINES ply In peraon Monmouth Regional ist available for weddings. Miss Shar- 'ING. J105 MONTH, AVAILABLE er & p.m. call 946-6411. High School, 535 Tinton Ave., Newon CartDn. 8420930. ULY. 671-904!. RUSSELL M. BORUS HOME IMPROVEMENTS Shrewsbury, Secretary's Office, Ex- XEANSBURCJ — , Free room and perience desired, but not necessary. PIANO/ORGAN LESSONS — Given In EAUTIFUL MODERN THREE- joard In guest house aa evening cus- REALTORS FLOOR COVERING your home. Mm. Herrmann, tOOM — Furnished apartments. Also id.an, Call 787-H855 after « p,m, 600 Rlrer Rd. Applicant? muet be mature individuals. WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Fu 671-9594 near Fort Monmouth, 717-1647, 741- Bales experience helpful but not neces- time or part-time: lunch or dinner. 3213. "THROW the rice, PJ! Don't eat it!' 3 BANK—Large, newly decorated. sary. Positions will offer steady em- Apply In person or call lor Interview, riva.U) entrance. Parking. Convenient ployment, good wage plan, excellent 741-1500. DRAFTING IEVEN-EOOM APARTMENT-Abova ocatlon. 741-1184, RUMSON benefits and advancement opportunity. FULL OR PART-TIME — Dispatch • Architectural • Mechanical avern. Includes heat. 5110. FIVE BEDROOMS • ' An equal opportunity employer. Per- era and drivers. G&T Taxi, Morgan- • Electronic 291-0003. liSANSBURO — Comfortable clean ionnel Office, Montgomery Ward, Mon- ville. Call 591-1017. Evening Program Placement Servica FOR SALE room, nicely furnished. Parking. A choice locstlon. Huge llvlns room mouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. write Monmouth Drdftlmr Institute FOR SALE 'HREB ROOMS, UNFURNISHED — Reasonable. 787-8771. with picture window oKerlng a view WITH CARS — To deliver envelopes ri, FAST n living room, formal dining room LITTLE SILVER tenance. Bongarzone Nursery, Wayside adding machines, typewriters, offlci 13 PIECES REDWOOD PORCH FUR- COMMERCIAL RENTALS Stona and frame center-hall Colonial Rd., New Shrewsbury, equipment, etc., at bargain prices. Screened porch, attached two-car en CHILD CARE OPPORTUNITY New or used AAC DESK OUTLET. WITH A QUICK ACTION NITURE — Wltn pads. S100. Call rage. Immaculate condition. Convenlen situated on % acre. Living room, Openings for families to work with Rt 35, Oakhurnt 531-3990. 291-1804. OFFICE SUITE — 7OT »Q. ft. In ex-location; near everything. $33,fiOO dining loom, family room with /Ire- ATTENTION „ six to eight active children, ages * LOW-COST cellent location. Desirable for any pro- place. Ultra-modern kitchen, game* MOONLIGHTERS to 12. Care for children In rent-trei FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING euUm. Oil 747.3730 between 9 and 6. RUSSELL M. BORUS room, four largo bedrooms -with a home provided by agency. We pa:GOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and all DAILY REGISTER MERCHANDISE WANTED DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT lulte-on potential fifth, 21£ baths, twa-car ga- Experienced Hell-arc welders for light family monthly salary of S400, board accessories with Individual personal REALTORS rage. A gracious home In fine neigh- gauge metal. Four to five hours first floor In the Tuller Building. Call payment of $77 per child, clothing and servica. Call Virginia Klmball, Free- COLLECTOR — Wants old tor tralm '47-2440. 600 River Ed. Fair Haven borhood. Excellent mortgage may ba nightly. Five day week. Excellent medical allowance, and provide a wide hold. 462-7773. assumed. Make an appointment ta rates. Call M2-5000, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. any condition. Fay cash or will trade. 7<7-«32 range of professional services. Foi FAMILY AD H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. 1500 6Q FT. LIGHT manufacturlni see this. $59,900. ROLSTON WATER- more Information call Mr. Etter, 741 PINE BOOKCASES loft for lease. Call % MORTGAGE BURY, 16 W. Front St!, Bed BarS. 5220, or wrlta Group Care Services, ANTIQUES—Tiffany Items, toys, fur- 747-1100 717-3500. DRAFTSMEN N, J. Bureau of Children** Service!, RED BANK LUMBER 3 LINES - 5 DAYS niture, china, paintlngB, Btatuiry, WAREHOUSE STORAGE 8PACB — AVAILABLE 252 Broad St, Red Bank. 07701. Peart ana Wall, Bed Bank. 741-5500. coins, lighting fixtures. C»rv« oak Approximately 1300 sci. ft. Call No points, Nln«-room home on ha. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRINTED CIRCUIT dining room pieces. Copper Kettle An- 747-110O acre. Five bedrooms, 2% ttatils, two- BEAUTICIAN — Ready to take ovei tiques, OakhursU 631-1699 or 2280892. car attached garage. Full basement Larga family needed for this four-bed- a very good following. Must b» ex- SEPARATE BUILDING FOR LEASE room home. Twotoedroom apartment DETAIL LAYOUT DESIGN RENT A TV JUST L.VJKJ Wall-to-wall carpstlnir. Washer dryei on third floor. Full basement Walk perienced. Tony's House or Beauty. Color or tlacK and white. Day, week SILVER CERTIFICATES —3000 aq. ft. ground floor, loading and refrigerator. Asking ?3t,O0O Cal FOR LONG- TERM IN 81 Brighton Ave., West End. 222- Available for Merchandise For Sain dock, 1500 sq. ft. additional storage. to schools, shopping and transports HOUSE ASSIGNMENTS or month. Low rates. BAYSHORB TV Call for best quote. Deadline June 18. for appointment. HOLSTON WATER. tlon. Only $14,500. VA no down. FHA 0705. 36 Church St., Keanaburg. 76T-4*0O, only. Article must originate from & 787-O3SS or 787-0288. ~,lKht manufacturing. Call 747-1100. FOR LOCATIONS IN MAT- household and mar not exceed a tale W Pr nl Sl nd Bk W50, Hurry! THH CURTTN Arency, AWAN AREA. SEWING MACHINE TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. nice ot $50.00 per article WANTED — Donated piano for enter- 2100 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL SPACE ? " ° Heaitors, Hwy. 36 and Thompson Ave., All makes new or uied. Guaranteed. —Available on Newman Springs Road, Leonardo, 291-1800. Tlca MUST be advertised. Each ad* tainment of older resident groups. Shrewsbury. Immediate occupancy. STRATHMORE RESALES OPERATORS Low aa $25. SerpIco'B, 101 Monmouth dittonal Una $1.00. No copy change! Call 291-0919 after 6 p.m. St. Next to theater. 747-O4S5. Call WBART-NEMETH ACENCY, 741- Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting In DICTAPHONE Union shop. Three wcekH paid vaca. may bo made and no discounts or 22(0. the low 20's. Our olfleo located In the FAIR HAVEN RANCH tlon. Full benefits. Brldire Sportswear, SELLING OUT returns will be made It ad Is (an- heart of Strathmorc, on Hwy. 34. Call 217 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 747-1373 NEW FURNITURE SAMPLES celeTda beforPl>»e Youexpirationr Dall.y SWAP OR EXCHANGE REMODELING SPACIOUS BUILMNCJ us whether selling or buying. 7 days, IN WOODED AREA CORPORATION EVERY PIECE MUST GO —Proleaslonal or business. 15 Drum- 24 hr. service. Call 5S6-7G0O anytime. Living room with fireplace, dining COLLEGE STUDENTS Living rooms. Bedrooms. Dining FAMILY AD, CALL... TRADE — Chain HSW. gas driven, for mond PI., centrally located, Red Bank APPLEBBOOK OF MATAWAN. Heal room, den, three bedrooms, 1}S baths. DESIGN SERVICE DIV. Earn extra vacation pay; part-time rooms. Savo hundreds of dollar*. Mat- cement mixer, gai driven, etc. 787-SHREWSBURY — One or two rooms. tors. Full basement with recreation room, tresses, box springs. $20 each, Wal- flagstone patio. Convenient location. 110 Rt. 10 Whlppany, N. J. delivering tickets and receipts for i Paneled. Completely refurbished pro- beneiit show, to businesses only. Cai nut finished cheats, 525. Doublo dress- fcsslonal building. AU utilities. Air con SAVE fruitless hours of searching by Many cxtrai. Asking $29,900. Call for PHONE 887-5500 neceBsary. Knowledge of Monmouth era 535. Triple dresser, bookcase bed 741-6900 dltlonlng Buppllcd. 747-2401. Rending tor our free compKhans!v< appointment. ROL3TOX WATER- County essential, Call 542-2094 be- chest $95. Hideaway double fllBeper 24-Hour StrvSca catalog;; modest homes; palatial Hum- BURY, 16 W. Front Bt, Red Bank. tween 10-2; Mondays to Fridays only sofas $149. Credit setup. Free delivery. PETS AND LIVESTOCK son estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- T47-35O0. RELIABLE YOUNG MAN—For home TREE CLIMBER'S SAFETY BELT. tiple Listings. waxing and cleaning business. (Mar- DISHWASHER — Full and part-time, IRWIN'S Heavy leather equipment belt Safety PROFESSIONAL DOQ GROOMINO HOUSES FOR RENT ried preferred). Driver's license and Over 18. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, straps and spurs. $25. 78T-M8D. Appointment only. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor COLTS NECK reference required. Good pay to right Hwy. 35, 254-4600. ___ 27 Monmouth St. Bed Bank 671-9621. TWO AND THREE -BEDROOM "Our SOW Year" Lovely Colonial one year old. Four nan. Call 741-0422 evenings. 747-0011 ELECTRIC GUITAR CHERIBOB KENNELS offers AKC HOMES—For rent or sale. 1125 toMBlIw. 35 Shrewsbury 741*8600 largo bedrooms, paneled den, itudy. Call J150 a. montn. THE KIRWAN CO., Air conditioned. Lake view. Trees. OPEN TO 9 NIGHTS T41-3219 Registered grolden collie, wire fox ter- REALTORS. Belfold, 7B7-660O. W. KEANSBURG Owner transferred. Excellent loca- rier and chihuahua puppies. Wormed Keamburg. 787-6600. Hailet 264-7100. Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen tion, Mortgage aaaumablo. By owner, PROGRAMMERS 10 COMMERCIAL TYPE Westlngnouje SODA COOLER — Coin operated. and Inoculated. 671-1862. bath and oversized garage. Attached 747-M43. washing machines; four commercial PHARMACIST dryers, 50 lb. capacity; one Westing- Electric. With loet Upright, bottle!. ST. BERNARDS — Six weeks old. *S5 Io 1250 Per Month three-room apartment on nicely land- ?50. Will trade, etc. 787-8180. THE BKRO ACW1HCY scaped lot. Good for older couple. PORT MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom MALE AND FEMALE house dry cleaning machine. Very Swiss stock, champion pedigree, show Many extras. Call for appointment. Leading department etore hai posi- good working condition. Call 291-1713 or pet 787-5B86, 0 a.m. -8p.m. Mlddletown Cape Cod. New Formica kitchen plui tion* available both on a full tune EAM-S/360 BAL & COBOL or 871-0210. DRBXEL — Mahogany fllnlns room S7M0OO utility room. Wall-to-wall carpeting la and part-time basis to N.J. regis- table. Perfect condition; with three 10 BEAUTIFUL IRISH SETTERS — RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLT OLD BRIDGE — Two-bedroom Cape living room, Garage and (storage ahed. tered pharmacist. We offer top EXPERIENCED USED PIANOS AND ORGANS trom extra lpaves and pads. Call 741-4422. AKC registered. Five males, flvo fe Cod. Large rooms. Expansion attic, 50x200. Excellent condition, $17,0000. •alary, liberal benefits and pleas- J25. Pianos lougrit, sold, repaired, males, four weeks old. Call 840-4825. ELU WILTSHIRE, Realtor screened front porch. Walking dto- Principals only. 30 Bray Ave, moved. By appointment. Freehold SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP — ant working conditions. CALL MR. NOBLE AT Brass base. 114" discharge. Will dem- THOROUGHBRED POODLE PUP HBO Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-0004 tanco from school. Asking 510,900. Music Center, 462-4730. PIE33 — Five weeks. Two females Call owner, 251-3255. FAIR HAVEN 542-2801 onstrate. $SS. 787-6180. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Three-bedroom ranch on trea lined Write etatlng background, hours avail- GOLD ACRILAN RTJQ — With pad, two malea. Not registered, only $50. MIDDLETOWN—Six years old. Threfi- Able and salary desired to BETWEEN 2 AND 5 P.M. 12x19, $250. Six months old, excellent POOL 36"xl6' diameter, filter, skim- Call after 5 p.m. 741-1343. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- street next to brook. Full basement condition. Call 7*7-5863. mer, vacuum, ladder. $120. Call 741. ate occupancy. BAMUEL TKICHKR bedroom ranch. Wall-to-wall carpeting. with recreation room and den. Clos» Box X-I3I 0390 BOXER PUPS — AKC registered, AGENCY, Oceanport Ava., OceannorL City sewers. Walk to schools. Con- to transportation and schools. 523,500. champion bloodlines. Call 542-35[>0. venient to shopping Completely STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC., The Dally Register, Red Bank SITUATIONS WANTED-Femali TUB ENCLOSURES $25. GRET8CH — NASHVILLE GUITAR- 747-1843 fenced-ln yard, nicely landscaped. Full Realtor, 45 W. River Rd., Rumson. of sturdy polished aJumlnum, Two Jim Call PRIVATE ONE FAMILY HOUSE — basement. Asking $20,500. Call 787-8749 747-0900. open 7 Days. PORTERS — Full time day positions PUBLICITY .- PUBLIC RELATIONI heavy glass doors and ajustable to 5' 812-3138 ENGLISH BETTER PUPPIES Six rooms, full cellar and attic, pri- available. Good salary plus lull fringe WRITING. TYPINQ, LETTERS or less, with or without awan design, Call vate parking. No utilities. $135 month. KEANSBURG — Lovely three-bed- "SPACIOUS" IS THE WORD benefits. Call Personnel Olflce, River- MRS. HAIAIE BCHRAEOER, 775-325: NEW FURNITURE BUYS 747-4032. Ono year lease required. Must have room ranch, seven years old. Wall- Cape Cod In Mlddletown with large, view Hospital, 741-2700. Ext. 225. five-year reference. 169 Hwy. 36to-wal, l carpeting living room, dining **' • RED BANK LUMBER OPEN TO 0 MARE — Gray, eight years, sixteen Bolford. Inquire SONNY'S RESTAU- room and hall. Large kitchen and large bedrooms, formal dining room, MAID — Sleep In. British West In. hands. Hunted, shown successfully by living? room and two full baths. One- ' NURSERY WORKERS — $2 per hour dlan. Available In about four month! Pearl and Wall, End Bank. 711-5500 RANT next door. utility room. Fenced-ln rear yard with to start. Call or during Fall. Excellent references. VA1OT3 TO NOW Junior. Beautiful manners, clever cement patio. Aluminum siding. Can car attached garage and Cull bane- 741-2483 Attorney, weekdays (212) T76-87I9 01 REFRIGERATOR — 13 cu. It M 1,178 Four-pleoo bedroom, T/dreas- Jumper. Requires schooled rider. Cal' COZY FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — Avail- assume mortgage. Only 13 years left men t. Hot water baseboard heat — (212) 633-8701. condition. Four yeaia old. S100- Call er, chest and bed, sample 747-2605. able July 1. Call to pay. 787-2154. one year old! Call now — *21,5(W. EXPERIENCED BARTENDER — Ap- 812-4160 after S p.m. only, as is $ 9S 291-072S WALKER & WALKER, Realtor* ply tn person only for year round Job. COLLEGE SENIOR — Wishes to tut ISS Hollywood beds. Choice of FREE KITTENS — Six weeks old. MIDDLETOWN — River Plaza sec- Holmdel-Middletown. 671-3311. Multi- P jterson's Shrewsbury Inn, 39Biolog1 y or Chemistry at night Cal SEVEN-PIECE Bedroom set, modern headboards Litter trained. PAIR HAVEN — Estate area, river- tion. Four-bedroom expanded ranch. ple Listings and Trade-Ins. Send for Shrewsbury Avft., Red Bank. walnut, 5150. Set ot encyclopedia, like $248 Three-piece sectional, nylon, 223-9541 front cottage. Near bua line, summei Catalog. 741-59<6. new, other Books, plus lookcase, $100. or yearly rental. Furnished, if desired. Two bath3. Wall-to-wall carpeting. PART-TIME STOCK BOY — Willing WOMAN — Wishes days WDrk. Ca] foam cushions $168 IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKC Full basement. Heated swimming call atter 6, 264-8915. $ 49 Rollaway beds, limersprln? registered, field or show line. 747- Call 6 to 9 weekdays. 741-9488. pool. Baseboard hot air heat. Two-car MONMOUTH REGIONAL DISTRICT to learn. Apply In person PIX SHOES, 812-1257 alter —Living room, dlntog room, kitchen. Hwy 35, Mlddlfitown. No phono calls 8 p.m. HEATER — Hot air, 150,000 BTU's, mattreas $ 30 9871. RED BANK — Beautiful riverfront garage. % sere on cu] do eac. 7 p! 'aae. with humidifier. Now operating. First S 60 Maple console cabinets, sam- hrnno on West Front St. For private minutea to downtown Ret! Bank. $47, Four bedrooms, den or fifth bed- COLLEGE-BOUND Mlddletown Town- $200 takes It 741-3182. ple only 135 MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS — AKCor professional use. Close to shop- 500, 842-24B3. room. Also family room. 2% baths. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - ship High School senior needs aum- S 60 Three-piece dinette, lajnple f 25 Registered. Ears dipped, tall cropped, ping, transportation and hospital. Cellar, Overlooks Swimming River. Part-time, two nights 6 p.m. to iomer Job — Has driver's license. Hi WEBTINGHOUBE washer and dryer, K 69 Contour support mattress by seven weeks old. Call 363-9280 Lake- Four bedrooms, three baths, garage, INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME?— St. James Parish. This is an Imma- p.m: and Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. taught riding; la experienced babysl Space Mate Model, nine years old. Sleeprest % 33 wood. fireplaces. Bulkhead and mooring. Wo havo many choice locations In the culate home. 531,000. REDDEN AGEK- Apply In person, LINCROFT ESSO, ter and excellent swimmer. 671-9350 Excellent working condition. 100 lor% 58 Walnut student dealts, only Available Aug. 1. $275 per month. Call lllddlotown - Atlantic Highlands area CY, Healtor, 301 Maplo Ave., corner Newman Springs Rd., Lin croft. both. 741-77M after 5 p.m. AKC-K-9 OLUB CUTTEB — Soottlo where custom constructed new homes Bergen PI.. Red Bank, 741-9100. MARRIED WOMAN — Would like tc threo % 29 Boxera, fabulous I>anes, Poodles, Ba«' Mrs. Wilson 622-7890. ranging from 516,000 to $35,000, are to sets, Wlrehalr Terriers, Cocker Span- EXPERIENCED PAINTERS WANT- do babysitting In own home. Call 642- USED OFFICE PARTITIONS — Met- IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE be built For complete details call LOVELY FIVE-BEDROOM — 4H • SJD — Also apprentice boya. Apply in al and glass. Excellent condition. Call iels and many more- available. Rea- DELUXE COLONIAL MULLANEY REALTY. 671-5151. 4895. 747-2005. CREDIT. FREE DELIVERY sonably priced. ARTISTIC GROOM- bath. 2% story home In a beautiful person between 5 and 6, 45 Henirlck- 2T Monmouth St., Red Bank. 747-0011 Five fiedrooms. Pool, threo acres, woodland Betting. Completely moder- •an PI,, Fair Haven. NURSE PRACTICAL — Available. ING AM. BREEDa X-8 Club, 3 Easl wwis, brook, Rent JMOO monUi, or RUMSON COLONIAL — «i acre, DeBlrcB care ot elderly or younger. SEVEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SET MATCHING CIIAIR AND COUCH — Front St., Red Bank. 747-3034. lovoly trees. Excellent location. Three nized. In excellent condition. JS5.000. DILIGENT, serious minded, over 21, Time arranged. References. 222-50*'' Modern walnut — $75 Bale $55,000 firm. 45 mln. New York. large bedrooms, 24' living room, Principals only. B72-15S4 Call after 6, 264-8015 Danish. Step table; credenza: rccllner. HORSE AND PONY STALLS for rent. Avallabla August 1. Call (201) i3l- Part-îme evenings and weekends. Call 7B7-8294. 1263 for appointment. paneled den, large enclosed porch, SPARKLING WHITE COLONIAL, ne- Immediately, Cumberland Farms, WAGON WHEEL CEILING FIXTURE Large paddock, call 30' patio with built-in barbecue. Two cluded In shada trees. V& acres. Liv- first Ave., Atlantic Highlands. FINANCIAL Matching wall lamps, 78" BOfabed, WE HAVE 741-2382 HOLMDEL — Unfurnlehed three-bed car garage. 341,500. 812-2344. ing room haa largo Colonial fireplace. large framed Bcenle mural, carpeting YORKSHIRE TERMERS — Uny 10room split. Paneled gameroom with Dining room, corner cupboards. Com- WOODWORKING SHOP & gutter factory. We will custom make bar, wall-to-wall carpeting. Sewers. LJNCftOFT —Flvc-bedroom apJJt level BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and floor lamps. Reasonable. 8' gutters for your home without leaky weeks old pups. Perfect pets. 842- house. 1% baths, recreation room, liv- pact kitchen. Two lovely bedroomfl, Xzperlenced or Inexperienced. Stead; afternoon. 1251. Refrigerator, washer, dryer, one-car tiled fcath. Pine paneled den or guest seams, Concealed brackets and screws garage, enclosed porch, patio with ing room, dining room and kitchen, 6O5. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT CENTURY OLD — Antique German Grandfather's clock, crystal glass, »i TON — Air conditioner, J50. Chil- APARTMENTS Adding Machines - Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating braes wclghta and face. 938-5546*. dren's swing frame. 510. throe 775-14 white-wall tires, $4 each. Threo 650- TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- APDINO MACHINES - Typ«»rtt«« RAI..PH A. COJ.R, RUILDER — New HOUSE PAINTINO THE EIQHT-P1ECH! — Modern mahogany 13 tires, $2 each. 787-0778. MENT — Tiled bath, tiled kltthen .old, rented. rep»lrtd. lanln/i 101 homes. Additions. Alterations. Gtt- rtca-ionable Fieo estlmatei dining ruum set (176. Cull 'Bt- 2B SINGLE TUBE™" fluorescent~'flx™ T.V. Hummer rales. Leonaidu Mold, 74 Uoimioutn du. lied ilnik. 7110185. ragm. Hoorj. mil 7(1-330.1. Fred W. Boll, Jr. 222-2160 tures. Excellent condition. Will sell Hwy. 36. Leonardo, 291-9614. THOMAS BLATE for best offer. 787-1010. CAHPENTRY — Additions, paneling, TWO OIItL'B 21" COLUMBIA BICY- LONG BRANCH — Bummer reritalfl. Antiques etcps, aldowalks, patios, odd Jobs. Freo Estimates CLES — S15 each. Furnished. Four rooms and bath. Painting and Decorating 5S6-024S 0'3" HOBIB SURFBOARD — Good ATLANTIC TRADINC1 POST - V> At- Reasonable rates. &42-433S, 747-233B. Fully Insured 711 condition. $00. Call Ocoanfront. Private beach. Month!/ lantic Ave., Long Brancli. AnUquos. WIUNOER-TYPK WASHER — 110. 747-915*. or season, 2204653. uied lumlture. Mon.. Wed., Frl. 7:30- V * C CARPENTRY fiAND BLASTING Kitchen table, ?5. 741-1STI OARAGE SALE — Household Items, FREEHOLD — Throe-roDm apart- 0;3O p.m., Sat. 12-« p.m., Sun. 2-6 Manufacturer of Your premlaefl or ours. after 6. garden tools, ete. Antique Welsh ment, furnished. Comfortable. Central- p.m. Wo buy-ioll-trado anything "I KITCHEN CAIHNKTB 229-21U GRADUATE. ly locatod. References. 4(!2-15C0. BpnciftHzln? In •10— PIECE DANISH GLASSWARE — dresser, malioRany drop leaf table, V&lUfl. Formica Work Pearl and Bend Restringiog Smoke color 55, WostlnBhouse roasler ush bottom chairs, wfiltewall snow THI1EE ROOMS ANI) BATH "8, Frlgltlalrfl $18, Ironrlte In wood tiren 7.7.1-14, Redwood chalso lounfic, Unfurnished Asphalt Paving Call 22D-23W After 5 p.m. KipcrUy on t)raided nylon. fi.AO ft :ablnot J20. tlirce tar stools *3, 7(7-card tables, etc. 10 to 4 only, Battir- 7S7-3772 strand. Storllng clmps from TSa NOW GETTING RAVE REVIEWS •1174 ilny, June 15, 73 Hubbard Ave, River GENERAL ABPHALT PAVINfl IMC. Moving & Storage HEiasatLLES', HJ Broad St., Retf Îa., Park on street and -walk down ISATONTOWN — Two-bedrnotn conp- Blacktop driveways anil parking lots. Bank. 15'H' ROUND POOL — Filter, lad- . No cars on property. crntlve apartment, A-l condition. 711- Cull for Iron estimates. 222-82S6. der, cover, l/ffecl twit years. Needs 7J52 FROM APPLAUDING CRITICS Innr. S100. Call 711-5S06. DINING ROOM TABLE—Four chairs Ceramic Tile Contractor Piano Tuning 1150. 02" bullet $100. All light cherry, RED BANK — Unfurnished Cnnnon HOME & CONCERT TUNINO DRAPERY lerlect condition. 6T1-0600. Point Village Garden Apartments, 239 Now construction and riMmHlpilnR, NGEL Itopalrln^, rcgulatlni;, rcbulldlns, AT THE PRU EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 3prlnB 3t. Three and 3',i-room apart- alao rrpMrri. Kltcliena, bnthriimufl, Work guaranteed, Poles, lti" rllnmctrr, 150 ft., cut to 'HILm-MCNDIX DRYER _ Human ment nvnltabln. All electric. Sec Mana- slio. Wood rlngi, 7 for SI.It), flnltls, 2 hair blond WIK: baby equipment; Hliowora and piithm. All worli guar- UM, LON<1O 222-2IM3 Tor 60c, pole brackets, 2 for JI.08. In EnRlInh bnby iirnm: teaching ma- ger, Apt. E-9. anlfipil. Call 2G4-3365 for frdo call- Safe Moving with The I'm wants you — the college graduate — for chine; purifier. 741-8038. R1SD HANK — Ueautlful 4^-room mate. National Mover Plumbing and Heating tk a : apurtmont available liv IMvornl'le a — Haatloff and bathroom wide, wiilc world of trainee positions leading to the top. ' ' RED BANK LUMBER TWO SMALL Victorian side chalrflT apartment residence. Noar shopping Diamonds Bought or Restylcd FLORIDA and All Points USA Pearl and Wall, Hod Dank. 741-5500. round onk table; small witch's pot; reinodollng. roppor wnshtub. Other flrnall Items. and transportation, To Inspect call Ut us bur the diamonds you don't Brothers 741-2211 We seek holli men mid women, and offer good starting 21" RADIO CRAFTSMAN TV — Black, Bunt., 741-3091. wear or let u* restyle lliem tor you CORRIGAN'S and while ).'I5 "•47-3023 salary, pcrodic salary reviews, excellent benefits. KEANUBUItU—Mnln Rt. Tlirce rooma personally. IleuasiliM', 33 Broad Bt. Odd Job* 127 OsJtlnnd 8t., llod Bank 7tT-3TM 787-1080 BEDROOM SET — One dresner wltli unfurnished. Call sftor 0:30 p.m. 787- mirror, one twin bed, client of draw- 4CO9. Draperies Roofing. Sldlni; & Insnlatton TELEVISION — RCA Victor. 16". em, table and clialr, $100. 7410012. I.ICIIIT HAUUNO — C«ls,rs, K»raers Trthle model. Used very little. «,50. iJprioltterlnB. draperlpfl. allpcoverit, OI.EJSIN CO. IN(J. Roofing, siding _ Employment Bureau open 8:30 A. M. tn 4:40 P. M., Will Irndo etc. 781-0180. WOMAN TO HIIAHK lliren-room cleaned up. Have truck. Freo eat!* FOUR-P1BC10 nollrl mapl« hedroom apartint'nt. SfiO month. Down- (1OI.DICN TOUCH DKCOHATOU3, inalra. U1.2149 utter 3 p.m. lnsiilallon Installed and guarantevd >ot, In Bowl condition, flu. call 797- 117 llroatf, liod Hank. 717.1)5.52. for 10 yenra. 77.VOTO.. 291-B[>nr tanning, Fully In- m*terlfii inriiuioii. io jear warranty, rn-2121 tank»3P. rhemo (flflOi2, itntUiufl umbrella lintrnck APARTMKNT -- Wall-to-wnll inrpcl- General Contractor! eitlmaUi, oil 7*7-3041. Ri,it)Hi> nnopiNOA uiiNO6or 213 Washington St., Newark, N. J. KliJNMOKB WASHING MACHINE! — $fl, foot-stool $2, sterling, sllverplnte, liiB. A-l condition, l'hons n<2-O4W. Nnw roofs uiil rnpalri, Rlumlnum Exixlln.it, (to. Reijna buffer (20, R«- luir. crock, flat Iron $3, blua mason M1DDLBTOWN — Thr«8-room fur. womcmci HAN'B ooNTOAcrron — it6BBRT~8T'irAiiwiiix •kllni, windowi. tloon, nwnlnii. lul* An Equal Opportunity Employer vere tape recorder (35, Formica kitch- Jsm, postcards 1D07, silver D«ponlt nlshed apartment. PrlvatQ entrance. alUmUon*. Repairs, laasoarr. Small 1'aJntlnir * Decxir&tlni l*rB, leaden, ahulttrt, Belford, H.I. en tablt (10. Lowltt vacuum ID. <71-ennily dlnh |S, frjtmes, rolrrors, brlc- 185 month. AU utilities. Bummer rent- job*, loo. Uintl. Vor rr« BvUmntM 0*11 " 717-W2& ifl year guaraiit**. •L-bmo, «to. M Peters Pl.» jled Bunk. al. 311101(0. 18—THE DAILY REGISTER, Tu«4«y. June JI, LEGAL NOTICE IEGKI NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE terjf % t«4 eppfoyftd bj Eatontown Planners Weigh BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOB SAMS PROPOSAL foe UMfor *cl C/mruAi, wldch ori KoUc* li tatrrtty given thu ***ie th>- Township Committee of the LEGAL NOTICE affects comprehensive planning returned to the Borough Coun- tf> the order nf tho ner of name; thence <2t runnlnR TownHhfp of HolmdeJ Tor a Plenary occupancy. of the Rtaic at New Jprney, nr B bid in a northeasterly direction ami lie tall Consumption C-4 License for cil with the board's approval. bond,- any of whkh siinil e In th« itlll along Die nalrt, building 63-80 premises situated on Northeast side of LEGAL NOTICE in the borough. ALL BUYERS $2,300 DOWN anuuint «if 5'"r of the l>ul, und (4> [ret more nr less to tlie norlli- Highway 35, Holmdel, N. J. Sealed Proposals will be received by Board Chairman Harold The ordinance would allow for rtftivcrrrl al ttif Rtiove placr- on or be- - easterly corner of Ffime; thence Objertlons If any should be made the Holmdel Township Board /t>f Edu- fore ih>- br.nr nani<-.i »« no hM will (3) running In r less to Holmdel, M. J. Holmdel Township Board qt Education —=—-•>••• Brand • New Listing • ...... -.-*• d Int^riTiBl *m. wll! lie rpj"ct*d. the uortlm-t'Mtcrly corner -of aalrf HF-J.EN M. W0OLP- AimlnUtrstlon Building, HtUcrpot nosd, the decision was necessary be- Land Corp., New York, which The Director reccrves the right lo building; thencp Hi running In a Hwy. 35 RD Holmdel, New Jersey 07733, tor rpjert any and nil bldn nnd lo award smiUtweslcrly direction and Mill Holmdel, K. J. sale or: • , cause of the wording of the ap- would lease it to the Army's Oversized Lot '.fintract In part or whole If deemed eTong said luilMlng 15.05 fget more June 11, ]« $7.82 USED SMITH AND LOVELESS plication. The vote on the mo- First deposit takes it. Perfect for a big family. Four large bed- t thP rtej-l tnttrrsts m the State l» «r less to a point near the afore- 10,000 gallon "OXIGEST" SEWAGE Electronics Command, Ft. in s«i. The Jiiifcrsfifii] bidder will be said northeasterly line of Plneview TREATMENT PLANT tion was 4-3. Monmouth. rooms, tiled bath, formal dining room. Spacious living room •pfjujfri! ti» (urnlull surety bond In Avenue; thence (5c running in a \OTICB Specifications and Bid Forms may he full amount if the r.ontrArt, nf a southerly direction and about par- Take notice that Middletown Lodee be secured from the Office of the Mr. Hardman said residen- and kitchen. Economical fiil heat. Garage. Low taxes. Im- company authoMzrd to dn huslnesa In allel with Ihe said line of Plneview No. 2179 B.P.O. Elks has applied to Board Secretary at the above address Action on two applications re- p Slate or New Jirjry. Avenue C3.31 feet more or loss to the Mayor and Township Committee between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and tial use was totally inconsistent ferred by the Zoning Board mediate possession at closing. Plann anrl uprrlflcstion-i. fnrm of the point or place of BEGINNING. of the Township of Middletown for a 4:00 p.m. daily except Saturday and with the character of the area, VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $600 DOWN hid, contract and bund for the pn> SECTION 2. This ordinance iha Club License for premises situated at Sunday. was deferred until next month. jmprrl work arc on flip ani jnay be taku errect Immediately upon Its pa 168-170 Main Street, Port Atonmnuth, The Board of Education reserves which is zoned for business. obtained upon application to the Di- suRf. approval and publication as pri N*. J, Mailing address: Box 325, Mid- the right to reject and/or accept any One was from Jersey Central Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 rector, Dlvlnlon of Purchflse and Prop- vliierl by law. dletown, M. J. bid In whole or In part, to waive im- "We would like to see it de- Power and Light Co. to erect a ly, B"ntft Houflf, Trenton, New Jer- Objections If any, should be mads material Informalities, to award con- Middletown 671-1000 »ey DHU'lfi. on deposit nf twenty-five LEONARD 8. BEI..LEZZA, Mayor Immediately In writing to Charles V tracts at its discretion, as well as the veloped, however," he said. temporary construction stor- ($25 Ofli for earh Rel, thin ftmount to AttPKt: CarrnlJ Jr., Clerk, Middletown, N J right to reject any or al! bids, If The board returned maps of be refunded to the bidder upon re- HARVEY MARION, OFFICERS deemed In the best Interest of the age yard on Pine Brook Road HOUSES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY turn nr euch document* in good con- Municipal Clf-rh Thomaa Flajlcy - Exalted Ruler Board to do so. the proposed Eaton Road Indus- ithin 30 daye after the award NOTICE 294 Richard St., Belford, N. J Dated: June 10, 1968 and the other was from Corbly nf the contract. William LeKerneck-Esteemed Leadlnz GEORGE E, CONLEY. Secretary trial Park to the developer, DELUXE COLONIAL FREEHOLD DEPARTMENT OK THE TREASUKY Notice is hereby given that th KnlEht st KnotilnghEm Way, Holmdel Township Board of Education Clevenger, 21 Main St., to con- Five btdroomi Toil, thrrp serf*, Valuable bunlncis corner. Existlni shove ordinance wan introduced » Middletown, N. J. Hlllcrest Road woodl, Brook. 8n!r JA.VWH1 firm or concrete building, 12x34. Jm median DiviFlnn nf Purchase and Property passed on first reading at a r«gu: LEGAL NOTICE vert two existing offices into ef- CHARM5R F. SULUVAN, Director meetlnR nt the Municipal Council WJlllttin Paine - Esteemed Loyal RD Holmdel, New jersey 07733 r»nt MM' month 4J mln Nfw York. poiKiston. 110,000 mil prlc«. Knight East Road. Belford, V j June 11, 12 $15.M ficiency apartments. Available August 1. Call 1201 "I 431-1263 June 11, 18 127.60 Ihe Borough of Keanaburg, held .NOTICE MEYER MORRILL ihe Bth of June, 1968, and that si D. J. Mullaney - Esteemed Lecturing for appoInUnrnt, Knight 10 Ocean. Ave., Atlantic NOTICE Take notice that Naveslnk Country 45 E. Muln 81 462-5627 ordinance win be taken up for f LOVELY THREE-BErmOOM RANCH NOTICE ther consideration for final passage - Highlands, N, J, Take notice that John F. Rogers, Club, a non-prolk corporation of the HAZLET—rrorcnilonil bulldlns, " Hwy a. meeting the lDth day of June, 3968 June 11, 18 Inc. trading as Lock, Stock and Barrel State of New Jersey, has applied to In 0»t Hill. ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING THE has applied to the Mayor and Council the Township Committee of the Town- Service Station CHll «T1-O2!)S. 3ft. Four iult«i, full alr-condltinned. BUM OF tS.000.00 FROM ORDI- at 8 P.M., or as soon thereafter -- Two sultei vacant. Very desirable Tor iald matter can he readied, at which of the Borough of Fair Haven for a ship of Mldrtletown. for a C1UD NANCE NO. 409 FOE THE ACQUI- NOTICE Plenary Retail Consumption License License for the sale of alcoholic bev- moat professions! men. Will take back SITION OF PREMISEB KNOWN A8 time and place all persons who m- erages for premises located on Luf- LOTS AND ACREAGE first mftrtiue. /aklng J35.OOO. Phone HHEKHAN'8 BEACH PALACE. be Interentel therein will be given TAKB NOTICE that D ft W LI- for premises located at 121 Fair Haven Looting Probed quora, Inc. trading as D A W Liquors Rd., Fair Haven. burrow Lane, Middletown Township, WHEREAS, the Borough of Keant- opportunity to be heard concerning th Monmouth County, New Jersey. moil Oft LOT TO 100 ACRES— burj desires to undertake the aci,ulal- name. has applied to Ihe Township Commit- Objections, if any, should be made HAZLET — Police are inves- ElUicr commercial or reildcntlal. tlnn nl premlHce known BB Sheehan's tee of the Township of Middletown for Immediately In writing to Roy W. Kel. The officers of flald corporation are Call MULLANBY HEALTT 171-5151. REAL ESTATE WANTED Beach Palace, more particularly de- A ropy of this ordinance has bee a Plenary Retail retribution Li- son, Clerk ol the Borough ot Fair Ha« as follows: tigating the theft of 15 tires and scribed as followii: pnstPd on the Bulletin Board upo cense D-4 for premises situated at ven. Amory Haskell, Jr.-Fresident BEAUTIFUL 14 tcr« Fair Havin plot. UHOENTLY NEEDED - Two and which public notices are customnrll Highway .IS, Middletown. Box 306, Red Bank, N. J. six batteries from the Texaco Walking dlitince lo river. Fully lilM- TnAOT ONE; BEGINNING ftt a (Signed) tcaped./Price lust reduced la I1O.G0O. three-bedrom homes Middletown, Hal- point Bt the umilhweHt corner of posted in the Boro Hall of the Bore Objections, if any, should be made Howard R. Young-Vice President Station at Rt. 36 and Middle ROUTON WATERBURY. Beallor. II let vicinity. We have buyers waltlnl. the liuilrilng known as Bheehan'a and a copy is available up in an mmediately In writing to Charles V. OFFICERS 165 Lewis Lane, Fair Haven W. Front 8t.. Red Bank. 7(7-3500. THE KIRWAN CO. 7S7-86O0. Beach Palace which point In dl«- Included the time of such meciiriK t Cnrrnll, Jr., Clerk of the Township David L. .Monler-Frenldent James P. Maloney-Secreiary Road sometime during the lent five feet more nr IPRS at the membpm of the general public t of Middletown. 162 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, N.J. 161 Ridge Rd., 1» RESIDENTIAL l.OTB WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST rifeht Bnglea to the northeasterly - the Boro who shall request such cot HOARD OK DIRECTORS . Peter DeLamos-Secretary, Treasurer Fair Haven, N. J. weekend. IN Mir>r>l.ETOWN line of Plneview Avenue; thence leu, at the office of the Borough Cler William J. noyle, Prc-sidPnt 121 Filr Haven Rd.. Fair Haven, Jack D. Fowler'Treaaurer ^ acre plots two blocks from 81. YOUR HOME (1) running In n mutheasterly di- In said Borough Hall In Keansburg, 223 Elberon Ave., Allenhurat, N J. Oak Tree Lane, Rumscn, N. J. Detective Sgt. Holmes Gor- Call today and five delalli and cnh K. J. Mtrj'n Clrarch and «hoj>i>lng. Will sell rection alone the said building Nsw Jersey. Arthur N. Wllliamn, Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Objections, If any, should be made Individually or entire paokxa, rrictd price. STERLING THOMPSON * AS- 45.R7 feet to the. Boutheanterly cor- immediately In writing to Charles V. merly said the theft was dis- BOO., 74I-5900. HARVEY MARION 10 Rose St., Llncrolt, N. J. David L. Monler- from «7,000 to W.O0O p«r lot ner of same; thence <2k running Municipal Clei Margarot Mary Doyle, Director 162 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, N.J. Carroll, Jr., Township Clerk or the covered yesterday morning. He In a northeasterly direction and Juna H »32.2 223 Elberon Ave., Ailenhurat, N. J. Fnter DeLamos- Township of Middletown. BETSY ROSS LISTINGS •tilt along the Raid building 63,f)O Sara Ann Wlllfa-ms, Director 121 Fair Haven V.i,, Fair Haven, NAVESINK COUNTRY CLUB and Patrolman Carl Price are Multiple listings or ouierf required feet more or less to the north- 10 Hose Bt., Llncrolt, 2vJ. N.J. By: James P. Maloney, Secretary RBAI, ESTATE AGENCY for very active illea force. All araai. easterly corner of same; thence NOTICE June 4, 11 $13.34 May 28, June i, 11 S10.42 June t, 11 $13.80 investigating. 117 Hwy 35, Keyport, N. J. 34 hour service. Call (3) running In a north westerly di- TAKE NOTICH Tliat Hulet Bever- BAY STILLHAN, REALTOR rection and tttlll along the a aid, M4-MM Rollers building 132.15 feet more or leta tge Co., Inc. has applied to the Dl- SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWKLL (Our Bom year) to the northwesterly corner of said reclor of Alcoholic Bever«g« Control RED BANK — Building lot. ont lam- S4t Broad Bt Shrewsburr building; thence (4) running In m. (or a State Beverage Distributor'! Li- lly zone. Call owner after 7 p.m. 741.8800 cense for premises situated at 1000 SPEAKIN OF southwesterly direction and (till SUIe Highway 36. Hazlet, N. J. LOOKVK H2-032T. WB NEED—Flv« or HI. 2-3 bedroom along laid'building 15.95 feet more SHOWIN'OFF- OVER THRBB ACRES — S\lb divided, Incomei, (urnlahed or unfurnished, or leftn to a point near the afore- OFFICERS I COME OVER TO HE JEST In WEST KEANSKUno. For quick from $89 to (176 per month for In- said northeasterly line of Plneview Joseph R. WalkJewlcz. Prealdent-Dlree. LETMESHOWVE SPROUTED coming personnel. THE BERG AGEN- Avenue; trtence (5) running In a tor SHOW OFF MY NEW • sir (7000. 717-02,16. CY, lit. 35, Middletown, «71-10O0. southerly direction and about par- 7 Elizabeth St., West MllUngton, GRflNDSON, LOWEEZy- WHAT MY LEETLE .HIS FUST OCEANPORT — On lewer, all utlll- allel with the safd line of Plne- N. J. TATER'SDONE- HAIR tlei. 'i wooded acre adjacent Fort NEED VACANT LAND view Avenue 99.31 feet more or Lillian M. Walklewlo, Vice Preildenl HIS NAME'S Mnnmouth. Aihlnt I6M0. 642-2H37. lens to the point or place or BE- Director BURL JAMES •mall lot nr larie traeta. Call MUL- GINNING. 7 Ellubeth St.,. West Mllllngton, HOLMnKU- Nine acrei In the In- LANKY REALTY. «71-61M. duilrli! lone In Holmdel Township, Price *3O,O00. STANLEY BTILWELU WHEREAS. It is OBtlmated that the Edward C. Walklewlcz, Secretary, Peil Eltale Broker, Holmdcl, 941-83113 WANTED I! cost of this acquisition will ba the Treasurer, Director Racing season, aummer and yearly mm of M,000.00, and 93 Hlllacreat Hd., Martlnavllle, N. 1, rontalr We can alao Multiple Lift your WHEREAS, a bonding ordinance, STOCKHOLDERS OWNING MORE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY home for aale. Call in today. known ai Ordinance No. 498, wti THAN 10% OF 8T0CK Joseph R.- .Walklewlos—80 Shires JIIDDLITOWN TWP. - Commerleal ELU WILTSHIRE AGENCY 7 Elizabeth St., "West Mllllngton, property* alDnf Hwy. 35 or 31, Ttotn Realtor N. J. . 171' to 10 ttrei ItULLANSY REAL- 1W0 Ocean Ave. lea Brlitit REAL ESTATE WANTED Lillian M. Walklewlcz—60 ShBres TY 671-SU1. M2-00M 7 Elizabeth St., Weit Mllllngton, Open 7 Days LAROE BUILDING LOT wanted, Mid- N. J. 100% LOCATION — Exclusive sliop or Memrw Multiple Usllnj Serrice dlctown-Red Bank area, can Hi- Edward C. Walklewlcz—SO Shares restaurant, heart of Sea BrlRht Shop- mi. pint Center. Partilrm, 842-3832. MINIMUM six-bedroom home with 22 Hlllcreat nil. Martlnsvllle, N. J. family room, Mlddletown-Red Bank Objections, II any, should be madi WEST LONG BRANCH — rrofualon- 1. 4M-53D1. LIST. WITH CONFIDENCE Immediately In writing to the Dlrec al office building, one story, 1300 Our 14 professional salespeople are tor of the Division of Alcoholic Bev •a., ft, fully par-filed, five rooms. Air ARE YOU going to tell your homef ready and able to market your prop* erago Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd., conditioned, accountlcal tile celling, Wby not let us help you, Hat It with erty successfully. Newark 2, N. J. By LEE FALK earpeted, lame paved parkins lot, LINCROFT ASSOCIATES. INC., Real- Trade-Ins — Exchanges (Signed! THE PHANTOM on well-traveled road. Landscaped torn, 765 Hwy. 38, Middletown. (Op- Member Multiple Lining Servlcea HASSMDT BEVBRAQE CO., INC. rounds. Lot approximately HWxlOO. posite Howard Johnson) 671-&333. WALKER A WALKER, Realtors 1000 STATE HIOHWAY 3« 1 THOUSHT I GOT THANK GOODNESS \THL ME WHO Kvenlnn 7410163. Member Multiple SURPRISED TO forced tale. Principals only. CaU 229- flhrewabury Holmdel HA7.LBT, N. J. SEE ME? YOU WERE OUT It) YOU ESCAPEP.' WHY ] "THEVARE. 0151, MH for Miss Rundqullt Listing Service. 741-5212 671-3311 June 11, 18 J19.7I KILLED IN TIME. DID THEY WAMT TO PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ ITHOUeHTYOO THAT PHONE KILL YOU ? 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By WALT KELLY THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART POGO IHTMSBASr V&&V&&. 1HgYK£ WASTWS THEM TIME Smocked Favorites 8 SquH?w> outJ? Authoress THE DAILY REGISTER, Jun« 11, 1968-19 S Dam socks Ferter Television Program Listings 10 Repast OL3_ PUZZLE 40 KWftd Brit- _ *** * TRflJOTV C h. ! VWIrV.TV fCk.* 9t WtWABC-Tl * By I. P. Umptxll 31 KgypUan tail sculptor Cb.1 sklnk 41 Assisunt ct a — w wi4V ct u WNDT-TV TUttOAY ACROSS 42 Small 12 Gentle and 43 Huge At the Movies AFTERNOON t-M«v GrlHln-Color 7-4t Tattj A Thltf-Color n.ie 1 Diplomacy finches patient constrictor 2—Stcrt< Storm—Color 13-Alleniown Bond-Concert 4-We«rher-Frank Field-Color 13 Shave snake RED BANK ROUTE 15 DRIVE IN- i-Mofc* Gome—Color 3)—Scttnc* Seminar 11:15 5 Ceremonies « Delicately Baeret War of Hirrr Trt»f •:«; 47—Pomorilo—Variety 4—Nevm—Jim Harli—Colo. 19 Small land 44 Black-foot CARLTON- 7—Dating Game—Color 45 College Half » 81«p*nr« J:W>: 1:15; (;30. l!:3O: Art of Uivt DM. o_Fllm—Pennies from Heaven— 5—Let Crane—Discussion—Color 10 Moist body ed weasel 7—Local Hews—Grlmsby—Color cheer KEYPORT Sing Crotby-9g mln. 9—Billy Groham Crusodfr-Color 14 Wind 21 Young girl EATONTOWN STRAND- II—Amazing Thr»e—Color S'JO 11:25 46 Relating to 46 Firearm 31—Around Th» Clock—Police «-«o«l Morning World-Color 4-Sports-Kyle Rote-Color instrument 24 Dregs 47 Native of COMMUNITY- FOOT Cow 7 30: 9:H. r-N.Y.p.D._Drama-Color 11:10 the feet BpcrU W«r of Hirry Frl«. M0; 4:25 25 Venomous Benin 7:1ft; &: in. EAST BRUNSWICK 4—News—Kolb«r—Color 31—Film Snort I—Film—Bombers B-S2— 15 Elicit 47 Ancient 4:31 Karl Maiden—2 hrs, 5 mln—Color snake 48 Brief quiet TURNPIKE- 31—News— Herbert BoloniJ 16 Conception seaport DRIVE-IN- J—Mlk« Douglas—Variety—Cotor 4—Johnny Canon—Variety—Color OUTnooflt — Th» Vfne»snee of Bit 10:00 26 Was in- period. Poor now 8:40; 12:3"; Swlmln" Bum- t— Film—The Big Hangover— 7—Joey Bishop—Variety—Color 17 Stare sur- near Aqaba a:41; ]2:15; The Mummy'a Shroai z-Cnmpolsn Debolcs—color m«r 10:50. 111 :?.0. Elisabeth Taylor—90 mln. 11:45 debted to 49 Location of S-New«—BUI Joraensen—Color prisedly INDOOR Tin- VMigMjirf of 8h« S—Marine Boy—Cartoon—Color 47—News—Raul Dovila 50 Father FREEHOLD 7-lnvaders—Drama-Color 27 finake 7:3n; 11:00; Th« Mummy'i Shroud 7— Film—Houdlnl— 13:11 8 Type of 51 Lincoln Vietnam J-Slx-Day Wcr-Dpcumenlary S—Outer Limits—Science Fiction FREEHOLD MALL— 1:15. Tony Curtis—2 hrs.—Color rattlesnake 28 Sharp 5(1 Stalk Youm, Mlnr. »ntl Ours 7:15; »:30. II—Speed Racer-Color 1>-Newsfronl-Mllchell Krauss 12:30 54 Large PERTH AMBOY 31-Report To Th. Physician 9—Newt And Weather 29 Tasty fruit 1J—Film Short 0 Poisonous tropical 52 Constrictor ASBURY PARK AMBOY'S DRIVE-IN- 31—Profiles In Progress «— Spanish Dromo—Serial I2:4S 30 Martinique 10:25 11—Burns And Allen—Comedy snake. snake snakes MAYFAIR— Carloon g;i:>; -nip Nam* o'. the Gune 4:45 Ymrj, Mlnp, ind Our« 2:10; 7;!0; U—Friendly Giant—Children 47—News—Rau| Dovila 1:0* Light-Horse snake 53 Pass li Kill g:51; 12:11; Ttin Bnln 10:45, 4—News—Bob Tecguo—Color 57 • Presently »,2', - - • • • -,.--•.- v *-CBS News Special-color 31 Archangel catchers WOODBIUIH.E- «.. J— Paul Wlnchell—Color 7—Film—The Day the Sky Exploded— Harry and 58 Tasty stew ST. JAMUS— S-Alan Burk«-Color Poul Hubschmld—I hr., 35 mln. 32 Suspicious WOODBRIDGE 11—Little Rascals-Color son 59 Female 55 Collection Camclot B:SO. IJ-Mllhrooers-Chlldren '-Walling Wall-Documentary-Color 1:15 Bfrrpt War of Harry Frtrc 3:0O; 1 -News-Lee Nelson-Color 34 Type .of 5S Gentleman 'AUAMOUNT- 7:00; 9:W. 3:30 4-f llm—The Three Musketeers— !2 Rr.ttler or relative 47—News—Corrlgon—Color llair a SIxpenci 2:00: 7:10; S>:23. 9—Make Room For Daddv Walter Abel-1 hr., 15 mln. -onstriclor 60 The saurel fabric 57 Wood for MENLO PARK II-Three Stoooe«-:3). LONG BRANCH - Kenneth dventurCl 33 Pains 2 Arabian tK^; 34 Hebrew garment LAURELTON H. Schroeck, high school foot- DRIVE-IN ball coach, will supervise a stu- nlt Oakley~yvest«rn month. 3 Venomous Secret W«r of Hirry Frlfl I;J5; 35 Prior to snake J2:M; Weterhole #1-11:10. dent physical fitness program, J-McHal.'j ^ here, from July 9 to Aug. It. ffeckJcoror 36 Hints 4 Golfing TOMS RIVER •t ?. * All»"—Vorety—color 37 Turf term COMMUNITY- Coach Schroeck will use the JI-Munilers-comedy Bridge Advice <&ndy In Aspic T:10; 8:20. overload principal to increase JJ-P a/lna Tht Guitar 38 Large lake 5 Take of- DOVER- Jl—Film Short-Color 39 Greek letter fense at strength and endurance of 47—Spanish Drama-Serial By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Velveteen, corduroy, antique Secret War or Harry FrlRj 7:10; »:S0, 40 Mozambi- 6 Covered average students. There will be Jl—Ntwi If you could always guess satin, heavy cotton — fine for North of Red Bank , North dealer que seaport with vines muscle group drills for ad- right when you had two choices popular smocked pillows. 7—Weathir-Antalne-Color Both sides vulnerable 41 Viper 7 Foxes MIDDLETOWN vanced athletes to ward off in- «7-Sports-Faustc, Miranda you would't have time to play NORTH Easty, fast! Smocking done jury during football, soccer, bridge: you'd be too busy play- TOTPN- 4 KI0 2 on reverse side; rich, pleated Youn, Mint, ind Ouri 1:00: T:2O;and cross country competition. ing the market or serving as 1 2 3 9:25. V Q6 effect. Pattern 543: transfer; Sessions will meet Tuesday president of the world. Fortu- directions, Ilxl5-inch oblong; HAZLET and Thursday evenings from *-]I Lovi Lucy-comedy O A854 14 • IS nately, bridge players don't al- 12 round; 13 triangle. FLAZA- 7:30 to 9 p.m. J-Ntws-Frank R.ynolds-Color Hnlr «. Sixpence 7:13; 9:35. Il-F Troop-Comedy-Color^ ways have to guess. + A843 17 M-Son. And Daughter! WEST EAST Fi/ty cents in coins for each K-RIm Feature South took the ace of clubs, pattern — add 15 cents for «7-Pollta Vego-Vorlety 4 Q4 • 763 ' 7:30 cashed the king of spades and 9A952 OK87J each pattern for lst-class mail- WALTER READE THEATRES J-Daktarl-Adventure-Color then led the ten of spades for 0 K72 O Q106 ing and special handling. Send 23 £'JP"" J 0Cm' Jeonnle-color + J1O95 *KQ6 to Laura W,heeler, The Daily 2P »«iue a finesse. This lost to the queen, SOUTH Register, Needlecraft Dept., • !« STARTS and declarer took only four i?~S°Lrl""1'; Gorillas-Color * AJ985 Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, Jl-Potty Duke-Comedy trump tricks, one heart and the U BEDBABED BANNK TOMORROW M-Communtartloni And Education- tf 1104 New York, N. Y. 10011. Prin 33 lit Ltcturft two side aces. Down one. Ltcturft O 193 Pattern Number, Name, Ad- If you we squeamish or Jl—Human Rights FOrum "I didn't guess who had the 3« 47—Spanish Drama-Serial + 72 dress, Zip. have a weak stomach ... 8*00 queen of spades," South ad- North East South Wert h 0W Ca 30 May we recommend t5 - , ? ''"-Variety-Colo mitted, "but I made the only 1 0 Pass 1 + Put Send for Big, Big 1968 Needle- paraMQUNl »—Hazel—Comedy—color craft Catalog — hundreds of fhar you do nor watch the »-Lost Of The Nomads-Color correct play. My way of play- 2 4 AUPass 12 • ASBURY PARK 11-Baseball-Yankees-Color ing the trumps left it possible Opening lead - • I knit, crochet fashions, em first S minutes of "POOR '*—To Be Announced COW" during which an JJ-Renort To Dentists to pick up the queen if there broidery, quilts, afghans, gifts were four trumps to my right. toys. Plus 6 free patterns I LAST DAY actual birth scene Is vivid- • it I:M ly and graphically por- That wouldn't be possible if need for him to draw trumps printed inside. 50 cents. 17 18 "HALF A SIXPENCE" J-Sr>owtlm«-Varl«tyr-C»lor NEW BOOK! "16 Jiffy Rugs" trayed en the screen. 4—Film—Marnlt— I played the queen of trumps in a hurry. 34 Tlppl Htdrtn-3 hr«., 30 mln.-Color to be at my left." — knit, crochet, weave, sev, 1 Refuses First Trick hook rugs for all rooms. 5 The NEW It sounded very learned, but Declarer should refuse the >8 it wasn't true. There was no cents. first trick. West continues with SI 161 need for South to guess which a club, and South takes the Book of Prize AFGHANS. 1 CHUNG opponent had the queen of ace of clubs and ruffs a club. complete patterns. 50 cents. spades because there was n Then he leads the low heart, Museum Quilt Books 2 — patterns for 12 quilts. 50 cents. RING RESTAURANT losing the queen to East's king Bargain! Quilt 3ook 1 - 1 BUFFET LUNCH — 1.25 Since the defenders cannot 11:30 — 2:00 Easy-Sew Princess complete patterns. 50 cents. 'Runaway Generation? Film tackle diamonds without losing Book #3 — Quilts for Today's DINNERS — ORDERS TO a diamond trick, East returns TAKE OUT Printed Pattern Living. New, exciting collec- DIAL 741-832? a heart to the ace; and West tion. 15 complete patterns. 5C At Regional High June 21 SMALL PARTIES—BANQUETS leads the ten of clubs to make cents. Weekdays 11:00 A.M. 'Til 10:30 P.M. RUMSON'- A film made in Sundays 'Til 10:30 P.M. South ruff again. discuss what he has found to Frl. & Sot. 'Til 10:30 P.M. the Haight-Ashbury section of be the major problems ol I Wallaeo St. Red Bank This reduces South to three Librarians Set San Francisco entitled "Runa- young people in the shore area trumps, which is Just what he way Generation" will be shown as part of this program. wants. He cashes; the -heart, at the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- takes the ace of diamonds and Allaire Visit gional-High School June 21 at f net** Jim leads another diamond, letting ELBERON - Allaire Stati 8 p.m. RECEIVES AWARDS *!K>urs.HIlne Park will be the setting for th the defenders take their two Miss Susan Baxter, 297 Riv- summer meeting of the Mon- The film features scenes of ojjen the unusual diamond tricks. Then the op- an LSD party and attempts to erbrook Ave., Lincroft, was mouth Librarians Associatio LAST 2 DAYS ponents must give declarer explore" the reasons for theamong 15 senior women who GOURMET MENU free trump finesse no matter Wednesday, June 19. growing populations of hippie received Associated Women BEST FAMILY PICTURE IN YEARS featuring which one of them is on lead. Members of the Allaire Aux- communities. Students Service Awards at the Ttfis assures the contract with iliary will meet the librarian annual senior women's ban- Continental and American David Wilkerson, author of ^out guesswork. when they assemble at th the bestseller "The Cross and quet at Kent, Ohio. The awards Dishes and Flaming DAILY QUESTION Enameling furnace buildin; the Switchblade," produced the were made for having served and take them on a tour of th on the group's executive coun- LAST DAY • "SECRET WAR OF HARRY FRIGS" Specitlt Served In Partner opens with one dia- film. . mond, and the next player park. The film is sponsored by cil for three quarters. Charming Surroundings, passes. You hold: S—7 6 3 H— Slides showing the progres Monmouth County's "Teen Out- POMMUNlty STARTS Once A Famous K 8 7 3 D-Q 10 6 C-K Q 6.made in restoring the village reach," a new county-wide or- U EATnNTQWM TOMORROW What do you say? will be shown to the group. ganization designed to help Landmark of the This activity will be graphical- ATLANTIC Answer: Bid one heart. Even "troubled youth" supported by Atlantic Highlands 291-0148 American Revolution ly portrayed for the librarian the weak four-card major suit major churches in the area. MMMMMMMMOCMSi % Two now hits that tell where it's at throughout the program to add TONITE AT 7:00 AND 9:00 l ! AT LUNCHEON is worth showing. If partner The Rev. David Brett, direc- to their understanding of Mon tor of "Teen Outreach," will V ...and what it's all about! King-iized drinki. Full courio cannot raise the hearts, you mouth County History. 50TH CENTURY-FOX can think of diamonds or no- presents "FOR THE ADULTS AMONG US!" or buitneuman'i luncheon. Election and installation o STARTS TOMORROW ~>uHH C'ul. T**n Sfitw UK trump. . y ORSOW WtLLtS • 0UVH1 KEEP CAHDL WOTE. HARIIYAHWIW5 (Closed Monday}) officers will follow the lun- BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:00 GIANT TREE PLAYGROUND r Music Frl. and Sat. Evening! cheon in the Old Faraningdale LHILDRCH UNDER 12 FREE House. "111 Never forget WHatslsnan\e Benquoh . Special Parties lJX TC !»i SOUTH ICT. Navy Seeks I COO in Biitwi Reservations 566-3391 NAMED EDITOR rDRIVE-IN 264>220O •RT. 79 MATAWA.N Ex-Members Miss Debbie Berdan, daugh- ACADEMY AWARD MtGHAEL J POLURO • BRADFORD DILLMAN - HOPE LANGE • RED BANK — The Navy is ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Ber- PLANET looking for qualified men, dan, 15 Hill Top Rd., Freehold, BEST ACTRESS RAF HJNGLE - SUSAN SH JMSJrifMRDINO** KATHARINE HEPBURN I especially ex-servicemen, to fil was recently named associate ADES immediate openings in Nava: editor of the Springfield Stu- Spencer Sidney MOMttMMMM training programs, according dent, the weekly newspaper of TRACY POITIER P.S. Springfield College, Springfield, | CASINO : to the local recruiting officer. jneansPlus Service Lithe Lines "and lively pleats guess who's t__ ft Keansburg 787-0300 ' STARTS TOMORROW Petty Officer Robert A. Bast Mass. fcween Asbury Park make this figure-skimming She also has been chosen as coming to dinnei ASBURY PARK said ex-servicemen may en- NOW THRU TUESDAY 77Mr*)l princess the very form of flat- a women's dormitory counselor and- list for two, three, or four and Newark tery. Simulated slot seaming for the coming year after TONITE AT 7:30 and 9:45 DR. is easy, smart. years, return to active duty being a member of the Dorm AUDREY HEPBURN LAST DAY P.S.#130 Printed Pattern 9407: with their previous rank, and Senate this year. Her other co- "WAIT UNTIL DARK" YOURS, MINE Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18.receive training in a newcurricular activities include Ends Today "Secret War of Harry PLUS — PAUL NEWMAN AND OURS" ZHIVAGO" career field. Frlqg" and "The Art of Love" "COOL HAND LUKE" Size 14 (bust 34) takes ty2 being a member of the Chris- Newark Bases yards 39-inch fabric. The' career fields now avail- tian Association, the Vesper Serving] UNCTOJT-HOlMDa Sixty-five cents in coins for able are in aviation, electron- Choir, and the White Key So- MATAWAN-SATOWOODS each pattern — add 15 cents ics, hospital work, construction ciety (the women's service Comfortably Cool Alr-Condltlonod NEWARK AIRPORT for each pattern for first-class and nuclear power. organization). en route to Newark mailing and special handling. *•••• •••••I fnquent lervfee. low fare* Foil trip Send to Marian Martin, Eed ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY ASBURY PARK irta Parkway and Turnpike . Bank Register, Pattern Dept. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean 77S-10M Askbui operoloroboul low coil 10-trIp 232 West ISth St., New York, HURRY! LAST WEEKS 'commuter ilcket. Wednesday, Juno 12 Starts TOMORROW! TICKETS HIIUC SBMa COORDirWEO TIANSrOtt N.Y. 10011. Print Name, Ad- dress with Zip, Size and Style 2 Great FIRST-RUN Adulr Hits! NOW 18th RECORD Number. Present—For You and Yours • • • sidestep AT unreliable or deceptive people to avert an unpleasant ORSON WELLES BOX Chooso one pattern free — THE PIAZA BREAKING WEEK situation, either business or social. Not too much 26444M and CAROL WHITE in OFFICE clip coupon in new Spring- activity indicated by today's llinars, but a period of Summer Pattern Catalog. 100 I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name' OR relaxation will ease tension arid soothe nerves. Ac- BY styles, all sizes. Send 50 cents. tions of children under excellent rays— a plus any And! Michael J. Pollard MAILt New Instant Sewing Book — day! in "JIG SAW" shows you how to sew it to- BOTH IN TECHNICOLOR day, wear it tomorrow. Over The Day Under Your Sign 500 pictures. Only $1. EVES. 8:30 - SUN. EVE. 8.00 AriM.BomMv.2I- io/«r. 19 libra. Sopf. 23 to Oct. 22 Starts TOMORROW! Matt. Wed., Sat., Sun.-2:30 P.M. Keep yottr cdhcdulo flexible a* Don't insist on. an anther there is a stronff dnnco you'll wbiclt Bomtttnt isnjrt quitft ready CALL 775-0093 h*ve to f I it* give yo\i at this time, CARROLL BAKER in FOR RESERVATIONS THE GRADUATE Tail mi. April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Relatives am. be anravatiiiftt You lave a tendency to fret The Carpetbaggers" lnit it's better llian lacing: the over things that are none-of INTERESTING FOOD world fclone. your business under current rays. & Steve McQueen "NEVADA SMITH" Gamini. May 21 10 Jurw 21 3'ocua on. domestic matters. f«t SagittariiiJ.Nov.22 to Doe.21 LAST DAY GENEROUS the wishes ot the majority de- JjCMiff • time friend may disap- cide the issue. point you by BoniithinR- he'or catamtowiu Fhe rayt or does today. HELD-OVER! thru SAT! Terence Stamp COCKTAILS Cancer. Juno 22 TO July 21 Capricorn. Doc.22 to J«n. 20 •-nrive-iN V/licn there'* no tooth of im> AIUIOURU IL'JI it Tilde awakening Lucillc Henr portanec it stake, wlif wasto to iiml you're hem decelred. Carol White, tinifl on irrelevant matters t be Her now tlion later. *° v Uo, July 22 TO Aug. 21 Aqunriui. Jan. 21. to F«b. 19 TOMORROW "POORGOMT Get out of the Iiotine wen if DrcaiDCta lose ground; ilocis BALL FONDA you hiive no special place to jualcc headway. T'rocraNtiiiatlon LUCILLE BALL Technicolor' rif| SM RO. Join tlie tlironff- Wnrks tn jour di.iailvnnt.if(r. in "YOURS, MINE and OURS" HENRY FONDA Vlrqo. Aug. 22 to S.tpK 22 Piictl. F»b. 20 to March 20 "YOURS, MINE and OURS' COHIT Try to figure mtt ambiguous Kven thoiinh you resent author- LAST TIMES TODAY! UESTAURANT reins rk im you'll know what ity, takft instructions with good — Alio — "A SW1NGIN' incad rctllr WM Uylngtouy. fiT*CC JTotlOW Him', tOOl The PLAZA — "HALF A SIXPENCE" In color "SHUTTERED ROOM" SUMMER" Color Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatonfown WO, PnWih^».HaB Sjndktte NEPTUNE CITY — "YOURS. MINE and OURS" Dr. Crigtiani TWO BROTHERS SERVING Nine County Bankers On Committees BED BANK — Two eon» of geant. S. Set. Witherow Joined Mrs. itartHa Witherow, V> the Army In May, \m, vA PRINCETON - Nine Won- hold; C. Edward TJiion, agri- Laurag W, Fottensbee, county Heads $ociety Rector Place, are serving has been ii Vietnam sine* Successful mouth County bankers are culture, Monmouth County Na- bankers associations, Hon- overseas with the U.S. armed Sept., 18W. ATLANTIC CITY - Dr. John serving on committees of the tional Bank, Bed Bank; Rich- mouth County National Bank, His brother, Staff Sgt. Har- Cristiani of 550 Cookman Ave., forces. ard Schmidt, American Insti- Long Branch; and J. Donald old J. Witherow, is serving New Jersey Bankers Associa- Asbury Park, was installed as ' Robert E. Wltnerow, who is tion for 1968-69. tute of Banking, and Harold Miller, committee for cooper- with the 619th transport with the Air Force in Thai- Investing W. Walling, eiraffman, director- ation with certified public ac- president of the Central Divi- land. He entered service in command in Vietnam, has sion of the New Jersey Podia- The committee will develop management conference, both countants, Farmers and Mer- been promoted to staff ser- July, 1956. Roger E. Spear and carry out the NJBA pro- from Peoples National Bank of chants National Bank, Mata- try Society. Spear gram of activity for its 244 Monmouth County, Keyport; wan. The Central Division includes member banks in the coming Q—Last year, worried by in- money. I'd use only half your foot doctors from Monmouth, year. flation, we were advised (o buy reserve to buy 12 shares each Middlesex, Mercer, Union and Bexley Nylon Carpet 200 Pacific Northwest Bell at of Radio Corp. and Winn-Dixie Bankers serving on the var- Admits Passing A Bogus Check Ocean Counties. 39 and 100 Iowa Power & Light Stores. Both will help your ious committees from Mon- Also installed were: vice Taekless Installation Over 40 oz. Pad at 32. They promptly went capital to grow, together they mouth County are: Erick C. FREEHOLD - Camilla Gil- Rite market in Oakhurst last president, Dr. Henry Redlus, down and stayed down. We broaden diversification and Bertelsen, consumer credit, bert, 214 Waverly Place, New- December 9. South River; sec. Dr. Lewis SEVEN $O95 SQ. YD. have $77,000 in . savings, own each provides dividends to ,b? and John G. Hewitt, executive ark, pleaded guilty before She is presently in Clinton Quttesman, Princeton; treas., COLORS O INSTALLED ,rrr— our home, live comfortably.in added to your savings account. First Merchants National Bank, Judge M. Raymond McGowan Reformatory awaiting sentenc- Dr. Walter Fagan, Perth.Am retirement with no debts. Have Asbury Park; Samuel A. Bell- ing June 28. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all yesterday to issuing a worth- boy; Dr. Leonard Lewis, New you specific recommendations ingrath, data processing, and Assistant Prosecutor John A. Brunswick, and Dr. Michael Huffman & Boyle mail personally, but will ans- less check. for us?-C.C. Prank E. Deremer, consumer Petillo presented the state's Spedick, Trenton, trustees, and A—First, hold your ulilitics. wer all questions possible in credit, both from Central Jer- The check, In the amount of case. PuMic defender Al Ber- Dr. Fred Greenfield, Perth Am- Rt. 35 Grcle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 I'm glad to say that your ad- his column.) sey Bank and Trust Co., Free- $114.85, was cashed in the Shop- ich handled the defense. boy, alternate. n, viser selected two solid, "conservative equities yielding around 5 per cent which should respond favorably whenever the cost of money relaxes. No one can (ell, (hough, when that time may come. While rates arc stiffening, good incom stocks are bypassed by large- scale money managers looking elsewhere for higher returns Earnings of the utilities are al Enter so hit by high money rate when new financing is required, S+einbach's Both your companies have reported rising net income with- 'Discover COMPANY out interruption for the past America' decade, but Pacific NW Bell' share net eased off in 1967 when Sweepstakes the exercise of rights included In a debenture offering increased the number of shares. 1st Prize In conclusion, I recommend California Vacation using up to half your cash reserves — or whatever portion for 2 via American on which you can forego bank Airlines interest — to buy equal dollar amounts of three or four of the 2nd Prize column's growth recommendations. I can't guarantee that V.I.P. trip to J. P. STEVENS ttey may not experience price Washington, D. C. declines, but such stocks tend via American to resist any general down' Airlines trend and usually recover quite UTICA SHEETS rapidly to prepare for their Enter today at any of next upswing. our three storei — Q—I'm 12 years old and have $2,100 in a credit union paying What's Going AND CASES . 5',4 per cent. Lately I became On Here . . • interested in stocks and own 10 Tonka and 6 Boise Cascade. ... a booklet of Should I take all my savings fairs, festivals, fun SLIGHTLY or only half to buy another and special events to stock?-D.F. help you discover A-Congratulations on an excellent start in managing America . . . cour- tesy of N. J. Bell Tele- IRREGULAR phone. Available at Stock Market our Service Desks. Yesterdays closing stocks: ACF Ind KH4 I-T-E Imp»rlal <« Stock Up and Save JWuni Ex l«"i Johni Man tnv, Fly American Air Plod S«H 1°°" * L (7% .Air Rtdtis SOti Joy Mfr . 3<'> Allef Cp U Kalier Al Fashion Show AUef Lud Wty Kennecott AUeg- Pow 21'i Koppeil Allied Cs r* " June 12, 2nd floor Allla Chal 3 thinb.ch'i lin.nt — all storei Alooa 7 of our Asbury Park Am Alrlla 2 Am Can 5 Store. 3 P.M. Am Cyan » Am M I'M; 2 Am Motora 1 Am Smelt 7! American Airline Am Std $ AmTeliTel* Stewardesses and Am Tob 31 AMP Jno a models will show you Anaconda ft Armco 8tl ft: the latest in travel Armour * Arm»t C* 7 fashions. After the Alht Oil 4 Atchtton 3 show, you are invited At! Rlchlll 13 Avco Corp ft to chat with the Babccck w 4 Save 33% to 43% on Save up to 35% on Bayuk clg 1 Stewardesses about Sell 4 How 8 _ Sendti UH N'« Steel 4SH Air Travel cross coun- J)ethSt*el 33 - " - Boeing 7 Slightly Irregular Slightly Irregularv Borden A try. If you have ever Bori Warn 3 Brunawk 1' thought about be- Bucy Krl* 2 coming a Stewardess, STEVENS UTICA WHITE PERCALES^ STEVENS UTICA NO-IRON BLENDS discuss it with the girls. Applications will be on hand. Sale 2.99 Steinbaeh's salutes Sale 1.99 "

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