Hughes Going

Arts Center Plaits Poor Children's Concerts

SEE STORY BELOW Rain, Drizzle THEDAILY HOME Bain or drizzle and quite cool into tonight. Sunny but cool 1 Red Bank, Freehdd T" tomorrow. I Long Branch / FINAL (See Details Paje 2) REGISTER Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for &9 Years VOL. 90, NO. 231 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 TEN CENTS Hughes Going

TRENTON (AP) - Gov. "an evil political decision and with Hughes to detail the policy although he would veto some Forsythe asserted that there . Richard J. Hughes, who views I have to tell the people." agreed to by the Republican aspects which he said don't re- are sufficient votes to pass the the Republican urban aid and May Retaliate lawmakers, who dominate both flect responsibility. package and any portion the bond issue proposals as a "com- He also said bills Republican the Assembly and Senate by The governor repeated some governor might veto could put plete abdication of responsibil- legislators want him to sign 3-1, at a closed meeting yester- of his criticism of the legisla- the entire program in jeopardy. ity," will carry his fight for may be ignored if those same day in New Brunswick. ture in a talk last night before Hughes said he would begin costlier programs directly to legislators don't act "respon- "There's a limit even what the N.J. Associated Press Edi- immediately to carry the mes- the people. sibly. I'm not going to be as this legislature can do to the tors Association in the Molly sage to New Jerseyans that the A top GOP legislative lead- nice a guy as I've been," state," Hughes told a news con- Pitcher Motor Inn, Eed Bank. Republicans are "stalling on er, however, yesterday defend- Hughes remarked. "They want ference afterward. "I told them Forsythe, in a separate news meeting their responsibility un- ed his party's programs as to cooperate with me up until they were wrong if they conference, characterized the til after the gubernatorial elec- realistic ~ — the time it is necessary for thought they could damage the Republican package as realis- tion" in 1969. "The bail is to Hughes said the GOP plan to them to exhibit any political state to the extent they are and tic. get away without any tax deci- reduce his $126 million urban courage." get away with it — the voters "We have to get 21 votes in sions until then," he added. aid program for the coming fis- Senate President Edwin B. won't have any of it." the Senate and 41 in the As- "It may be that the Republi- cal year to $54.8 million and to Forsythe, R-Burlington, and Nevertheless, the governor sembly," he asserted. "Our cans will reform when they cut his bond issue request for Senate Majority Leader Frank said, he would campaign for program is a first step of a hear from the people," Hughes $1.7 billion to $890 million was X. McDermott, R-Union, met most of the Republican package first step." said. He added that, if necessary, he would call a special legislative session this summer or fall if there is sufficient AP MEETING — Don Lippincott, second from left, city editor of the Trenton GOP support to reconsider the Evening Times, was elected president of the N.J. Associated Press Editors As- Jersey Symphoiiy Signed governor's programs. "I hope a public response is forthcom- sociation last night at the annual state AP meeting in the Molly Pitcher Mptor Inn, ing," the governor said. Red Bank. With Mr. Lippincott are, left, Bob Haring, New Jersey AP bureau ~Hughes~said~he would veur ~chiefrSeorge"Kefitera7~managing editor o h proposed GOP legislation to in- gg For crease state aid to all school president, and Arthur Z. Kamin, editor' of The Daily Register, Red Bank, and new districts and to return up to $25 chairman of the AP Continuing Study Committee.' (See story, .Page 25) • . WOQDBRIDGE - The New ductor to become the first Ne- field, and not a part of either for the June 13 opening of the million of the state sales tax ••,•••••'.-• (Register Staff Photol Jersey Symphony was signed gro to head a major American series. center. A list of final amend- revenues to municipalities on on yesterday for five concerts orchestra. That offering and a Other new talent engaged ments to construction contracts the basis of population. in the Garden State Arts Cen- Tchaikovsky program on July when thfe classical program was approved to cover unfor- 'Suburban Aid' Cited seen tasks, but they didn't ter, Holmdel, this summer. 10 will be part of one of the was expanded to two series Hughes called the Republican exceed the center's $6.75 million The New Jersey Highway classical series. and announced by the authority $17 million school aid proposal The other will include a July yesterday includes a July 2 budget. Feist Put at Head Authority, owner of the 5,000- "suburban aid" noting that only seat amphitheater at Telegraph 1 performance with Jan Peerce performance by the Caramoor Contingency Account one of the state's six largest Hill Park, authorized a con- and Roberta Peters and a July Festival Orchestra with Julius Assistant Executive Director cities would benefit from it. tract with the symphony for 29 date with violinist James Rudel conducting and soloist Melvin J. Kohn said the budget Hughes' own proposal for $25 Oliver Buswell. Anne Elgar. Its counterpart in contingency account still has million in emergency school aid Of Nation's Scouts Four of the five perform- Gershwin Night the other series will be the between $175,000 and $200,000 would pump $8.5 million into ances are already sell-outs. The fifth New Jersey Sym- Royal Philharmonic of London. left in it. . Newark schools alone. (Related story, Page 17) phony appearance will be on Hiring more performers was Because some performers de- CHICAGO (AP) - Irving The four concerts are in- "No governor in his right the Fourth of July, a Gershwin not..,.the only action by the mand, in their contracts, air Feist of Sycamore A\e, cluded in two classical sub- mind would sign suburban aid night with singer William War- authority yesterday to prepare (See JERSEY, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Shrewsbury, N. J., a real es- scription series on which near- unless it was on top of emer- ly 10,000 persons have either gency aid for the districts tate ni'an,' sportsman and con- paid in full or placed deposits. which need aid the most," he servationist, ,was elected pres- Originally, the center's sum- said. ident of the . Boy Scouts of mer festival included one America yesterday. > classical subscription series Russo Jury Selection He labeled the municipal aid Feist, who joined the scouts and five of popular music. proposal as "nothing but a in Newark in 1919, has been as- Demand for Pops pork barrel, a bribe ... to sociated with the movement in The authority had been ad- make the people forget the grie- many major capacities In his vised by its managing agents,' vous damage done by taking long career. other programs away." Hughes Nederlandc- Arts Associates, Delayed Until Monday As vice president and inter- said the Republicans "still that the demand would be for national commissioner, he FREEHOLD — An unexpect- 14 jurors are selected and any pective jurors, which culmi think the people in the cities served as the 1967 World Jam- ed "last minute obligation" by subsequent motions to throw nated in five men and four can't read." But when the reservations boree commissioner for the attorney Warren W. Wilentz of the case out are denied. women being selected yester- (See HUGHES, Pg. 2, Col. 1) Started coming in, a second first such event held in the Perth Amboy preventing jury Statements Cited day, Mr. Wilentz hammered classical series had to be United States. More than 12,- selection completion in the case away at two themes. scheduled. Both are now fully He is alleged to have said he 000 scouts and leaders from of New Jersey verses Anthony subscribed, and the popular controlled the mayor of Long He repeatedly asked if the 107 nations camped at the jam- (Little Pussy) Russo of Long series are about 70 per cent Branch as well as several prospective juror had read the Approach boree in Idaho. Branch, on trial for perjury councilmen. Life magazine article depicting sold. Succeeds Watson and false swearing before a The charges stem from his Long Branch as being run by In addition to the series, The new president heads Monmouth County Grand Jury. appearance before the jury in- the Mafia and Russo as there will be several non-sub- Showdown Feist and Feist, a real estate County Court Judge M. Ray- vestigating alleged political in- a kingpin. scription performances — one ton with offices in Newark mond McGowan yesterday terference in the city's police "If you only were presented of them by the New Jersey •and New York City. He suc- said: "If it takes until the late department. one side of the picture," Mr. Symphony. Tickets for them, On Talks ceeds as scout president Thom- hours tonight, I expect to have Russo, the reputed rackets Wilentz asked the prospective and for some series seats that as J. Watson Jr. of Armonk, a jury." Nine have been se- boss of Monmouth County, is jurors, "and the defendant nev- PARIS (AP) - The United have been saved for box office N. Y., board chairman of In- lected. supposed to have declared he er took the stand or the de- States and North Vietnam are sales, will be available June 1. ternational Business Machines. Mr. Wilentz, after a confer- did not tell policemen he had fense never said a word, would moving toward a showdown in The symphony's June 24 per- The election took place at ence with Assistant Prosecutor control of the city. you still presume him to be in- the Paris peace talks on the is- A GOOD HAND— Executives reach out to congratu- formance will mark the New the 58th annual meeting of the Thomas L. Yaccarino and the He is supposed to have told nocent?" sue of ending U.S. bombing of late Irving Feist, tight, of Shrewsbury yesterday after Jersey debut of Henry Lewis, National Council of the Boy judge, disclosed he must be out three policemen, "We can take Because police are involved North Vietnamese territory, who will be taking over as con- Scouts. Theodore R. Gamble, his elevation to presidency of Boy Scouts of America in of court by 4 p.m. for a meeting care of the mayor (Paul Na- in the case, and because three and there is no compromise in St. Louis, was elected vice Chicago. At left is Alden Barber of Basking Ridge, he wasn't aware of before he stasio). We got three council- local policemen, as well as sight. president and Gilbert R. Pir- phoned his office. men. Tonight or tomorrow Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper Each government is expected executive. Hands reach our in traditional handshake of rung, Bainbridge, Ga., was we'll have No. 4." and other law enforcement of- to increase its pressure on the scouts — left hand. (AP Wirephoto) Plan Poor No court will be held tomor- (See FEIST, Pg. 3, Col. 2) row and jurors will not again Russo was described in a na- ficials, the men and women other in the meetings ahead, be questioned before noon Mon- tional magazine article last were asked if police testimony with the threat of a breakdown Children's day. September as the country's carried more weight than "reg- in the talks, a weapon both are Russo's trial can not begin "rackets boss." ular citizens." . already using. before Tuesday, providing the During his probe of the pros- (See DELAY, Pg. 2, Col. 3) Sharpening their differences Nenno Will Not Direct Pollak over whether and how to de- Concerts escalate the war is the fact that LONG BRANCH - Negotia- being considered to fill the pest and conditions of employment. By ELINOR MULTER each side is following a stra- tions between Dr. Bobert P. as director of the hospital's . The spokesman; however, WOODBRIDGE - Concerts tegy which dictates the course Nenno, director of Marlboro psychiatric service. added that the board has for disadvantaged youngsters Mock Democratic Convention of their negotiations here in co- State Hospital until his resigna- A spokesman for Monmouth granted Dr. Nenno courtesy v/iU be financed by giant pre- ordination with their political tion becomes effective June 7, Medical Center yesterday said privileges on the hospital's miums to be charged for boxes and military operations in and the board of governors of the board has announced with medical staff. nt the Garden State Arts Cen- Today at Rumson-Fair Haven South Vietnam, Monmouth Medical Center have regret that negotiations have Although Dr. Nenno was not ter, D. Louis Tonti, executive U.S. officials say they believe failed to seat him as director been discontinued with Dr. Nen- available for comment yester- of the Pollak Memorial Clinic no concerning the appointment, day, his attorney, Gerald director of the New Jersey ROMSON - Students from 12 State high schools are send- for Sen. Robert Kennedy, Bill that North Vietnam's main aim is still to win the conflict by coat the hospital. due to the inability of both Dwyer of Westfield, confirmed Highway Authority, has re- New Jersey high schools today ing delegations to the conven- Fox for Sen. Eugene McCarthy, ordinated action on three fronts parties to agree on all terms the statement. vealed. will nominate Democratic tion, each to represent several Alan Guerci for Vice President Dr. Nenno, who will return In off-the-cuff remarks to the candidates /or president and states. Every school has been Hubert Humphrey, and Ed trying to undermine the U.S.- to private practice in West- supported government in Sai- Monmouth County Elementary vice president of the United assigned states with both high Turner for ex-Gov. George Wal- field where he resides, was gon, pressing the United States Principals Association, Mr. States. and low voting power — wilh lace. for concessions in the Paris Tonti said boxes at the Arts the large states, like California, The morning session of the In a mock Democratic na- talks, and striving for new mil- Center will cost $6.90 per seat tional convention, being held represented by three students. student convention will be de- and there will be an additional itary victories in South Viet- The Inside Story at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Neptune High School, for ex- voted to drafting a platform nam. charge of ?250 to $750 nor box. gional High School, 150 student- ample, is sending 10 delegates and, in the afternoon, the ballot- County Unit for Retarded Children honors aides Page 9 The premium sum will go to delegates will write a platform for the states of New York, ing will get under way. Al- A long-range secondary aim, they say, may he to negotiate a the Garden State Arts Center and plunge into bandwagon Connecticut, Oregon, Maine and though the convention is due Mater Del upsets Sayrcvillc in (iNT Page Id compromise settlement, for Fund, to finance daytime con- balloting to come up with the Vermont. to break up at 3:30 p.m.,'when Shore Conference diamond titles decided Pages 10-11 which their bargaining position certs for underprivileged chil- Campaign managers for the school lets out, the students say two victors. would be strengthened by what- Allen-Scott 6 Sports 10, 11 dren. The all-day project was con- four main candidates are to they are prepared to stay on Mr. Tonti expects to raise ever gains they can make in Amusements 28, 29 Stock Market 5 ceived, organized and is being work among the delegates, se- until the nominees are in. South Vietnam. Births 2 Successful Investing 5 $126,000 this way. There are run by high school students curing votes and lining up The delegates to the conven- President Johnson declared Jim Bishop f> Teen 7 40 boxes with 6 to 12 seals nominating speakers. The man- tion were asked to remain here "in order to experience in Washington yesterday that Bridge 15 Television 28, 29 nplece. Each box will be sold agers, who will do no public "close to the political realities" the machinery ol party politics "Hanoi is telling its forces in Classified 18-27 Women's News 8, 9 on a subscription basis, wilh of the states they represent. at work." It is a joint effort speaking themselves, are all the South that they must con- Comics 15 each day of the week a new of the social studies depart- Rumson-Fair Haven students — Student leaders, however, as- DAILY REGISTER subscription, and the better tfie tinue their aggressive effort to j Crossword Puzzle 15 & 29, ment and the Forensic League, Richard Stciner campaigning sure flexibilily of selection with- support their negotiators," Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS box, the higher the premium. the high school debating group. in that framework. Main Office 7410010 A center box for every Mon- Notice At the same time Johnson Herblock (i Outward forms of campaign- Home and Garden 12, 13 Classified Ads 741-6909 day night of the season would Rabies Clinic The May meeting of the Colts ing, such as placards and ban- said that the United States "will not he defeated on the Movie Timetable 28 Home Delivery 7410010 cost S6.9O per scat plus $75(1. Wed., May 29, at 7 p.m. at Ntck Township Committee will ners, have been discouraged for battlefield while tlie talks go Obituaries 4 Mlddletnwn Bureau... 671-2259 Ii will cost the same every Sea Scout Bldg, The Harbor, be held May 29, 1068, due to (CONVENTION, Pfi. 3, Col 5.) night through Saturday. Thej Atlantic Highlands. Dog must the regular meeting falling on on" permitting the enemy "to Sylvia I'orter 6 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 center will be closed Sun-1 be leashed and accompanied Memorial Day. Uniform Sale achieve a victory that would Religious Services 14 Long Branch Bureau 222-MU days. i by adult. Have license tag. — Harry C'rine Now in progress at the Shirley make a mockery of the nego- (See COQCKRTS. Pg. 2, Col. 3) Adv. ft Township Clerk (Adv.) Shop, Red Bank. (Adv. tiations." |)r. Robert I'. Nenno B52s Hurl Saturation Pompidou Summons Meeting; Bombings on Red Units Of Woman DeGaulle Speech Is Scheduled ASBURY PARK - Three SAIGON (AP) - Waves of While (lie pressure mounted might try to grab a large youths are in the Juvenile De- America's biRKOst bombrrs in the mitral hifililunds. I'.S. cliunk of South Vietnam's cen- PARIS (AP) - Premier "armed extremists" hoped scheduled demonstrations at tions of farmers called dem- kept up one n[ tho most con- Marines just below tho demil- tral plateau to put more teeth tention Center, Freehold, Georges Pompidou summoned use the demonstrations toda four points in northeastern onstrations to show solidarity centrated saturation attacks of itarized zone reported 203 North into its demands at the Paris charged with murder and rob- labor and business leaders to to set off violence which wou Paris. The Communist-domi- with the workers anri students the war today against North Vietnamese killed in a savajjo peace talks. bery, according in Deputy Po- meet with him tomorrow to not be controlled. nated General Confederation —and to demand that the government protect them in com- Vietnamese troops ivpoiti-d two-day battle.- The leather- The first North Vietnamese lice Chief Thomas Flanagan. seek a solution to the crush- The National Students Unio of Workers announced two crossing from Laos into the necks said 23 of their men were divisions ever identified in ing strike wave paralyzing marches across the southern ing price negotiations with the renter of South Victmim. The killed and 8fi wnujdecLin the South Vietnam tried to eul the He said they accosted Mrs. most of France's economic half of the city. other Common Market coun- Dorothea-Stohj), 81, of 311 He- intensified air rnmp;iign was action Wednesday and yester- country in half in 1965 but life. Money Taken In the provinces. organiza- tries. wall Ave. at 10:30 p.m., last aimed at stopping any major day two miles northeast of Con American troops drove them More and greater turmoil rnemy thrust across the coun- Thien. back (luring a fall of bloody Friday, as she was walking on In Red Bank Heck St. After attempting to threatened, meanwhile, as try. Bombings Increased fighting. RED BANK-The Red Ban take her purse, the boys beat workers, students and farm- In 10 missions yoRtrrday-and- Rnmhing nf the central hiph. ,-SMrtL ground fighting was Radiator Works at 123 We Mrs, Slohp on the head and ers called a new round of today, at least 30 Air' Force lands was stepped up after also reported near Saigon. Front Street was broken int fled, (he deputy chief said. demonstrations today a few B52 bombers rained nearly 1,- North Vietnamese troops were •South Vietnamese infantrymen hours before President Charles with $22 in cash and $274 000 tons of explosives along reported crossing over the Lao- said they killed 19 enemy sol- Witnesses called police, and de Gaulle's address to the na- checks taken from the cas enemy areas near the junction tian frontier in force, U.S. in- diers in a two-hour battle 12 from their identification, Irv- tion. register. of the borders of "South"Viet- telligence officers iti the field miles south of the capital. One ing Young, 16, 5 Olive St., The larceny was reported nam, Laos and Cambodia. said the Communist command Vietnamese soldier was report- Neptune, was immediately ap- DeGaulle was expected to police yesterday by owner ed wounded.- About two miles prehended, said Chief Flana- give his analysis of the situ- seph Yencarelli. Police Chi southeast of this dash, another gan. ation and propose broad out- George Clayton said entry"w"a South Vietnamese force report- Mis. fitohp was taken to Jer- lines for a settlement. The gained when molding and gla ed killing 11 of the enemy in government then would try to was removed from both an oui Jersey sey Shore Medical Cen- reach an agreement with bus- a 20-minute fight and said it ter, Neptune, with lacerations side and inside door. suffered no casualties. Ten iness and labor within these (Continued) miles south of Saigon, a Viet- and airactured skull. She died guidelines. there Wednesday at 11 p.m. conditioned facilities, the switchboards at $575 a' week namese military headquarters The Commtfnist-led General Boy Hit by Car for-an-ffilimatedJi-weeks. County Medical Examiner authority-iutlieriEed the-«x- came under mortar and ground Confederation of Workers, RED BANK-L A 7-year-ol pendilure of $48,000 to air cor Guardian Building Services attack from an enemy force "C." Malcolm~B. Gilmarisaid France's biggest union, imme- boy was struck by a car ye diiion the stage house area. Inc. of Lincroft got the con- of unknown size. The defenders death was caused by hemor- diately accepted Pompidou's terday on Newman Spring: Ducts were installed when tracts for keeping the center suffered eight casualties, and rhage, concussion and a frac- invitation to meet but ex- Rd. and checked for injuri the center was built, but the clean. four Viet Cong were killed, tured skull. pressed that "24 hours are beat Patterson Army Hospita installation was to be a de- According to the agreement. a spokesman said. Further Investigation'by po- ing lost." The French Confed- Fort Monmouth. Guardian will do the pre-open 1 ferred item. Elsewhere, the Viet Cong lice, €hief Flanagan said, re- eration of Democratic Work- Thomas Conroy of 41 Cha Ing washdown and cleanup foi continued shelling provincial sulted in the arrest yesterday ers also accepted, but warned Willlam Halllday Patrick McConnell The air conditioning and a a flat fee of $1,000, and will in Ave. here was struck by $5,287 Item, to provide eleclrl capitals and airfields, at their homes of the other that the strikes would not stop. car driven by Benjamin P charge $2,100 a week to keep 1 cal service to yie six concession For the second straight day, two juveniles. He identified Students .rioted in Paris yes- Wilson, RD 1,. Eatontown, the amphitheater clean between : booths, are supplements (o the June 10 and Aug. 31. Viet Cong gunners hit tra'Noc them as Larry G. Carpenter, terday for the second night in 4:20 p.m., police said. Th< Middletown Detectives contract of the Sovereign Con airfield near Can Tho, in the 17, of 1306 Summerfield Ave., succession, and authorities child was taken to the hospi In addition, the Lincroft firm Mekong Delta 80 miles south- feared the violence would instruction Co., Fort I-ee. That agree to supply two porter: here, and Blchard O. Johnson, tal,where he was treated an : jest.of .Saigon. Two Viet- crease. Interior Minister -contract now totals 43,057,947, and two Tnatrons"for the rest 17, of 1711 Bangs Ave., Nep- released. No summons was is Slated for Training The site preparation con namese soldiers were wounded. tune. "•"•":' ChristianFouchet -wamraTthat •SUM. rooms during evening perfor- MIDDLETOWN - Police tion of the addict, identifica- tractor, Middlesex Concrete mances, and to clean the centei tion of drugs, undercover tech- Products and Excavation Corp., Chief Joseph M. McCarthy yes- at a rate of $450 a day, as re- terday announced two de- niques, treatment of addiction was assigned four extra jobs, quested, during the off season. and the history of addiction. bringing its total contract to tectives will be sent for addi- The authority, for $6,727, Integrated American History Course: tional training to Washington Detective Patrick McConnell $1,150,580. purchased an electrical hois and New. York City. will leave Monday for a three- Sprinkling System with which it can reach Detective Sgt, William Hal- week course in criminal inves- Middlesex was asked (o pro- sections of the 50-foot high cell- liday has been accepted for a tigation at the New York City vide a lawn sprinkling system ing of the center for mainte- Minimum Goal of Concerned Citizens two-week course on narcotics police academy. The course nance purposes. for $28,500; drains, flag pole CLIFFWOOD - An inte clal consciousness of the re- money is currently budgeted teacher told the meeting thai sponsored by the U.S Depart- specializes in vice crimes. bases and employe parking It. also approved payment o grated course In American gional school district. for remedial programs. efforts have been made to in ment of Justice, Bureau of Detective Lt. Robert Letts • facilities for $3,783; water and of a $30,45.0 promotional bill for History by the fall: this is the •'The teachers will have to Mr. Sweeney said he thought Narcotics and Dangerous and Detectives Halliday newspaper advertising and bro- corporate racial concerns ir sewer connections for $33,030, minimum goal of the Concerned teach our children history in teacher - training programs the curriculum. She explainec Drugs, in Washington. and Walter Monahan have ,al- -andother-sife worHor-$18;365v -ways—in-^vhieh—they-—never- should—be—financed by the ttat-the parts of the-teport-oi Th ronfsp, from .Tune 17-28, ready completed the police Central Jersey Sound Sys- bills already incurred by the learned it," said David Gelieb- school board, rather than take center. campaign to improve the the National Commission or will include studies on recogni- academy course. tems, Eatontown, was given an ter, a member of the Citizens federal funds from the present Civil Disorders have been stud additional contract for a $3,685 To the West Keansburg Water steering committee. programs. Co, the authority paid $5,544, ied by classes. There have Intercom hookup In the stage __Leoiiartl Golden, Matawan been discussions of the causes area and ^dressing room. representing service since Feb- Concetti No Prejudice Seen Township, another steering TSpeaking' of his fellow 'staff of riots, of the life and speeches Pair Held for Jurors Century Lighting Inc., Clif- ruary, 1967, and to the Jersey (Continued) Central Power and Light Co committe member, chaired last members, Mr. Sweeney told the of Martin Luther King, ton, was given a supplemental Premium payments will be night's meeting of the Citi- civil rights and of housing, contract for $2,923 to increase tt paid $5,492, the difference In meeting: "They may make cost between overhead and un- tax deductible. Approval of zens at the Cliffwood School. some mistakes. They may Pupils have received credit in the intensity of the stage lights, the fund for this purpose has both social studies and Englisl and the authority entered into derground electrical service. About 60 persons attended. make some hasty judgments, There will be no overhead been secured from the Internal Schools First but I don't think the're preju- for themes on Malcolm X, sh EATONTOWN - After a pre- ordered their licenses revoked an agreement with Century lor Revenue Service. said. the rental ol stage lighting wires on the site. Although they are interested diced." liminary hearing yesterday, 30 days. Children from all over the in recreation facilities and jobs Mr. Sweeney was asked if Still 'Not Enough' Municipal Court Judge William Robert Leverett, 305 Hunter- stale will be. .attending the free for young people, the group has there might be Federal fi- "I hope I don't sound like Throckmorton ordered two don St., Newark, was fined $61 performances, 5,000 at a time. concentrated its initial efforts nancing for redesign of the a white liberal telling the Ne- men released in their own re- for driving an overweight ve- Schools, anti-poverty organiza- on the schools. They have educational program to provide gro what to do. But I want cognizance to await Grand Jury hicle. County Births tions and other community asked the Board of Educa- more recognition for Negroes. you to know there is a lo: action on charges of breaking Isaac V. Smith, 2 Frederic groups will be contacted in ef- tion to provide: Curriculum re- He indicated it might be pas- more going on than you re- an entering. Drive, Oakhurst, was fined 515 forts to reach the most ap- R1VERVIEW Ash St., Eatontown, son, yes- visions to give greater recog- sible to apply for a grant un- alize, although I know it's not The men, James Perry of for careless driving. terday. propriate children, Mr. Tonti nition to contributions by Ne- der title HI of the ESEA, pro- enough," she said. Red Bank says.... 162 Prospect Ave., Asbury Fined $10 each were R. K. Mr. tnd Mrs. Robert Neilson groes, a school-community viding it was a truly innovative Park, and Steve Dubrovsky of Buekmaster, Matawan,-speed- MONMOUTH MEDICAL Performers who "are sched committee to consider mutual proposal. He offered to meet She reported counting more (nee Barbara Feigenwiner), 24 _ Long Branch than 85 books in the library 422 Southard Ave., Farming- ing 57 miles ina 50-mile zone;-— Delaware Ave., Hazlet, SOS, uled to appear in the eve concerns,- and for the. estab-: with the citizens: to help them dale, jare charged with break- Barry D. Yorkin, Kamar Court, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fahey nings for the regular programs lishment of a human relations develop a proposal, but indicat- on Negroes and Negro life. yesterday. (nee Barrie Thomas), 21 Brook Irving Schwartzbach, Strath, ing into the Montgomery Ward Middletown, operating" a com- Mr. and Mrs. George Ludo- will give children's concerts in committee in the high school. ed that he could not circum- Auto Center in Monmouth mercial vehicle without a mir- Ter., Fair Haven, son, yester- the daytime. vent the Board of Education. more, stressed that greatei vlco (nee Estelle Badame), 79 day. The citizens, in a letter to sensitivity to the feelings Shopping Center last Sept. 10, ror; Gregory V. Tampf, 52 Liberty Place, West Keansburg, 'If they won't perform in the Board of Education, pro- "That's no problem, how- black people is important to with intent to steal. Rosalie Ave., Lincroft, backing son, yesterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL the daytime, they can't perform posed that an effort be made ever," he assured the group, in the roadway, and day. Perry was represented by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bastedo Neptune at night," Mr. Tonti said to find outside funding to fi- indicating that the board would Sam Schnitzer, 18 Wilson "That's the way 1 feel about "The white community must Howard W. Kushner of (nee Josephine Mayer), 10 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Green- nance some of the changes. not be opposed to developing a have its nerve endings opened Place, Middletown, failure to it." Leon Sweeney, coordinator proposal, . the Public Defender's Office at berg (nee Margaret Mann), 53 to the fact ttat what seem t yesterday's hearing. Du- obey a traffic sign. Knox Lane, Englishtown, son, of federal funds for the school About a half-dozen district be little tiny things can'leai Jack A. Fletcher, a soldier district, was on hand last brovsky was represented by Pe- Hughes yesterday. teachers were at last night's to tremendous problems," h ter ShebeuY Asbury Park. with Company B, Ft. Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Portal Delay night to explain how the dis- meeting. One high school said. mouth, was given a suspended (Continued) trict is currently spending fed- Judge Throckmorton ordered (nee Jeannette Palma), 21 (Continued) fine for not having license Hughes said cutting back ur- Greenleaf Drive, Englishtown, eral allocations. the New Jersey driving priv- plates displayed on a motor- ban programs he recommend- daughter, yesterday. One woman, who "was dis- Mr. Sweeney said that money ileges of James Lofgren, sta- cycle, and assessed $5 costs. ed "could promote civil disor- Mr. and Mrs. John Solly (nee dismissed, said, "I can't be- for in-service training of tioned with Company B, Ft. Gregory W. Darnell, also sta- der... and would stamp New Helen Hafner), IU. 35, Neptune, lieve that a policeman would teachers to achieve a more in- The Weather Monmouth, suspended six tioned with Company B, Fort Jersey as a state turned back- son, yesterday. not tell the truth." tegrated approach to curricu- months and fined him $55 on a Monmouth, also was given a ward." Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Amalo Charges by Garr lum cotild only be taken from Sain or drizzle today and to- 15 knots tonight, northeasteriy charge of driving while im- suspended fine and paid $5 paired. The soldier also was The governor said he was (nee Grace Siciliano), 1443 Rus- The indictment of Russo the district's Title I alloca- night and mostly sunny but ten to 20 knots tomorrow. Rain costs for failure to exhibit reg- fined $10 for failure to have a particularly "appalled" by the tic Drive, Oakhurst, son, yes- came out of hearings prompted tion (under the Elementary and cool tomorrow. High today 55- or drizzle into tonight. Fair istration for his motorcy- Secondary Education Act) at 60, low tonight 50s to upper motor vehicle registration in fact the Republicans had re- terday. by charges made by Milton tomorrow. Visibility generally cle when requested to do so. the expense of existing pro- 40s, high tomorrow around 60. his possession. - The charges fused to accept his $25 million Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charles Garr, secretary of the Long one mile or less in precipita- grams. Outlook for Sunday, fair and stem from an auto accident on housing proposal. (nee Katherine Carr), 34 Kemp Branch Cily Wide Civic Asso- tion or fog into tonight, five cool. Rt. 35 last month. "If the Republicans didn't Ave., Fair Haven, son, yester- ciation. The district's current allo- miles or more tomorrow. cation under Title I is $67,000, Cape May to Block Island: In Monmouth Beach, yester- want to hurt the Department of day. Mr. Garr had said Police Matthew J. Arichano, 16 La VACATION IN Mr. Sweeney said, and this Easterly winds 10 to 15 knots day's high was. 64 degrees and Community Affairs, there could Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mondy Chief Thomas M. Pesano was iatta Ave., Englishtown, was may be cut next year. The today, east to northeast 10 to the low was 50. It was 58 at be 1,800 housing units under (nee Hazel Smith), 42 Institute subjected to political interfer- fined $25 and his license re- 6 p.m. The overnight low was construction in Newark this St., Freehold, daughter, yester- ence in the police department. voked 30 days for speeding 72 summer," Hughes said. day. 55. It was 55 at 7 o'clock this mile6 in a 50-mile zone. Some 70 witnesses have testt Local Securities morning. Since 6 p.m. yester- fied during the probe so far, day, there was a .17-inch rain- Fined $20 each for speeding and in addition to the Russo Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 fall. 65 miles in a 50 mile zone were indictment, two presentments p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- ilan J. Bersek, 55 Westwood have been handed up urging up, markdown or commission. TIDES \ve., Long Branch, and Claude PUBLIC AUCTION stricter municipal police train- BANKS TODAY - High 7:08 p.m. Martineau, 23 Allen St., ing requirements and legisla- Div. Bid Asked and low... p.m. Irvington. Judge Throckmorton SALE ion to aid the fight against or- Belmar-Wall National ' 4.00 275 TOMORROW - High 7:24 ganized crime. Central Jersey Bank (xx) .30 14% a.m. and 7:42 p.m. and low 1:30 a.m. and 1:24 p.m. Quality Furniture arid Furnishings comprising Superior, Court Judge Elvin Eatontown National Bank .30 1914 ' 2l'/4 R. Simmiil since Monday has Farmers & Merchants .06 5*4 fl'4 For Red Bank and Rumson UNIQUE entire contents of the 14 room Early American been expected to receive and First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .33 9H tV, bridge, add two hours; Sea House. Grandfathers Clock, Banquet Table, publicly release another pre- First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 60 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; 8-DAY Oriental Rugs, French Love Seats, Oil Paint- sentment of the jury. First Nt'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 36 Long Branch, deduct 15 minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 PLAN IT NOW! ings, Needlepoint Chairs. Prime Antiques in It is now believed the hold- First State Ocean County (x) 10% 27 30 COURSE over session of the Grand Jury Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 74 minutes. Thinking about going to B«r. Furniture, China, Bric-a-brac, Porcelains, Crys- will wait until the outcome of Middletown Banking Co. 14!4 .15'/i muda? Then by all meant get a tals, Etc. Highgrade Porch and Lawn Furniture, Monmouth County National (xx) .20 5% 5% IN free espy of "A Key to Ber- the present case before the muda." which Messers courts. N.-J. National Bank (x) .24 8K iVt Signs Complaint Indictment Ocean County National 1.00 36 RED BANK - Police Chief ART This colorful and Informative SPECIALLY DESIGNED n. <;. COATS & ASSOCIATES In the indictment handed up Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15 i 16'/a George Clayton said that yes- folder contains an excellent Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 terday Mrs. Barbara Dolan of TO EXTEND THE map of the Islands, and over- Auctioneers 842-4033 Appraisers by the Grand Jury against flows with helpful hinti on Russo, the specific charge of Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 48 50 1654 Union Ave., Hazlet, signed EXPERIENCE OF clothing, shopping, customs, (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock halfp been instructed hy false swearing or perjury states complaint - warrant against SEEING duty, transportation, things to that Russo made statements INDUSTRIAL John Kemp of 43 Belshaw Ave., tee and do. Castle Brook Farm — Frank (.uiiiina Variety of media before three policemen. Shrewsbury Township, charg- We'll gladly tend you one of Aerologica'l Research 14% 15% ing false representation. She JUNE 24-JULY 3 to he sold hy Auction at Those who testified Russo Hroekway 83Vi 35 these useful folders—or. If you claimed to control the mayor charged that Mr. Kemp collect- Limited enrollment prefer, stop In, pick one ur and Colts Neck-Freehold Rd. (Hwy. 537) Freehold Buck Engineering 14V4 15'yfi ed money from her four dif- lot us help you plan you." trip. are'State Trooper Raymond Electronic Associates 21'yj 21% Meredith Arnold Corner n! Ens! Freehold Rd, & Colts Ned-Freehold Rd. Castellano, Patrolman Scrafinp ferent times in Red Hank on Electronic Assistance 29'i 29% 431-0176 Approximately one mile past of Freehold ilaccioli, and Sgt. Michael false pretenses, the chief said. In order fa Insura accommodations, Foodarama 21'/S 22'/$ we requosl thai you make your Irene. resflrvatlons o» won os possible. On Thin xlay. .'Will May. at ]<):<)<) A. M. Laird 7 8 The remnrks are supposed to Metallurgical International 42 45 GOLF CENTER Preview date nf sale starting at 9:00 A. M. have been made April 24, 1967, Monmouth Capital 9'/ii 10V{ Jumping Brook Rd. off Rt. 66, Neptuno Luncli by Ladies of Middletown Dutch Re- in Hie parking lot of the Surf Mniimnulh Electric , 4'/i • 4% formed Church. Please conic prepared to re- Iflimpp, Ocean Blvd., l.nng Monmouth Park 14 W/j TRAVEL Branch. OPEN DAILY move your purchases as it is imperative that N. .1. Natural Gas . , 21ft 22% (division of) On..Wednesday, Mr. Wilentz (Open 8 a.m. to Midnight) the house he vacated at conclusion of sale. VATS (I'altcrson-Smlth, Inc.) 7 7% JOS. M. BYRNE CO. All visitors plcjt.se park your cars under di- was unsuccessful in an attempt Itowun Controller • 8^ lO'/i to have Judge Simmiil approve • 18 Hole Par 3 Course Travel Service rection of Parkinj; Attendants. Scatinj: accom- Nwvoniation «• 55 a change of venue for Husso. • Driving Range (40 Tees) Since 1886 modations for .'UK). ]• ininshmcs of the liar S|x>(lcor 11H 11% Mr. Wileiilz says two defense Room and Kecii'ation House will he sold upon S|iirnl Metal - 28% Wh • 9 Hole Pitch & Putt witnesses mil he Dr. Herbert I'. S, Homes '' . 11 12 144 Broad Street completion ol the mam huiltlinj.;. I'jigrl «f l.wig Hnmcli, a liema- liniiprtTi'loronirol Electronics 35!4 37 Ladies Day Every Tuesday Red Bank loliip-l anil internist, and Max Spoclal Ratti W.iltcr liriide - Sterling 9'4 *iY* COFFEE SHOP 775-15(6 741-5080 M. Hair, A.sbury Park lawyer. Wuisluiv Tel. . t% VA Monmouth? s Six Republican Legislators Convention THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, Mty 24, 1968-3 (Continued) today's meeting. Eric Edel- man, who serves as chairman Parkway Study Will Weigh Have a Dozen Bills Ready for Passage of the convention, said yesterday the primary purpose of the ,. ...TRENTON - Monmouth...County's Republican legislators vertising and packaging practices in the state. gathering is educational, and continue in the spotlight Monday with 12 of their bills ready Assemblyman James M. Coleman Jr. has two measures Toll Cuts, Commuter Rates for passage. Five of the measures will be ready for the ready for House passage. The first sets causes for removal the hoopla that goes with na- WOODBRIDGE - An in- convinced by last, fall that a Specifically, the authority governor's signature if approved that day. of judges by the Supreme Court. The second permits the tional conventions might be dis- depth study of the toll struc- thorough analysis was required. asked for "a general scheme Termed a "legislative hot potato" by House Speaker high court to recall to service pensioned judges who have ruptive. ture of the Garden State Park- Alhert S, Smith, R-Atlantic, is a measure by Assemblyman not reached the mandatory retirement age. Coverdale and Colpilts, New which would bfi practicable, to way was ordered yesterday by York traffic engineers, wore institute and operate to offer Chester Apy from the county's northern district. He is call- The county's fourth assemblyman, Louis R. Aikins, "But, we don't want to be the New Jersey Highway Au- asked to submit a proposal, commuter rates throughout all, ing for a commission study of the tax exempt status of awaits Senate approval of his bill permitting the Secretary stuffy either," he said. "We thority. and their offfer to conduct the or almost all, of the parkway _religious, charitable, philanthropic and educational organiza- of State to process legal forms and requests from, attorneys hope it will be fun as well as tions and cemeteries. before the payment of fees. The measure sets up charge educational." The study will take a look study for $i),86() was accepted in a manner consistent with at the possibilities of reduced Braced for arguments from either side of the aisle, the accounts for lawyers to avoid delays for their clients. Other students from the host by the authority yesterday. Senate Concurrent Resolution tolls and commuter rates. The authority asked for an 38," and "the estimated effect freshman lawmaker is a church officer and is prepared to In the upper House, Senator Alfred N. Beadleston will high school who serve as con- It will comply with Concur- contend that religious leaders are concerned with the prop- be busy moving four of his measures, two of which have oral report in December, and upon parkway traffic volumes vention officials are: Bob rent Resolution 36 passed by —-erty tax burdens being shouldered by their parishioners. already cleared the Assembly but were amended there. a Ilnal written report in Janu- and toll revenues..." Geary, keynoter; Martin the state Senate March 14, ac- They are ready to agree that a new look at their tax exemp- ary. The slightly-revised bills outlaw the placing of pollutants cording to Executive Director tions is justified, he asserts. in position to flow into the state's tidal waters or into the Bucher, chief tally clerk; and The study would have cost Dick Danielson, platform com- D. Louis Tonti, but was not much more, Mr. Tonti said, ex- ~.- Assemblyman Apy's bill to create a second Juvenile and Delaware River. prompted by it. Domestic Relations Court judgeship for Monmouth County Ruled unconstitutional by state Attorney General Arthur mittee chairman. Faculty ad- cept that Coverdale and Col- Be wise... open a The Senate resolution was in- Is ready for final passage In the Senate. The post, approved J. Sills, the teacher oath of allegiance is being amended by pilts, a regular parkway con- visers are Robert Culp and troduced Feb. 5. It asks the by the county's Board of Freeholders which picks up the Senator Beadleston. sultant, has in its files, on Checbaster Floyd DiNicola. authority to provide for the tapes, data—from—previous cost, will go to a Republican, since the existing seat is held His fourth bill requires that owners be notified within sale of discount ticket books or —by a Democrat. five days of a mechanic's intention to file a lien in order to High schools participating in traffic analysis workr the mock convention are: Nep- some other system of reduced A commuter rate, under the accounttoday Blocked by a Democrat majority last year, Assembly- validate a lien. rates for commuters and other tune, Middletown, Dover, Mater terms of tha authority's bond man Joseph Azzolina is ready to seek approval for a legis- Sen. Richard R. Stout will move his bill to validate the regular users of the parkway. Dei, Ewing of Trenton, Glouces- resolutions, would constitute a lative probe of the state's public school construction stan- sale of bonds and notes by municipalities throughout the Study Initiated dards. He maintains that many points need strengthening, state. Sen. Stout discovered that many governing bodies ter Catholic, Ocean Town- reduction in tolls, Mr. Tonti and others are not being properly enforced. have committed a technical violation of state law which ship, Lakewood, Red Bank Actually, Mr. Tonti said, the said. . The Senate will move for final approval of Assemblyman specifies filing dates for supplementary debt statements. Catholic and two J. P. Stephens parkway staff initiated such a Reached In '67 study in August, 1967, and was — Azzolina's call for a commission investigation of unfair ad- The statements were being filed, but later than is required. schools of Edison. Under-the-eovenant-oMhe authority's Junior bond resold i mtiB i n :i 11 n ni ii ii i III in in [i 1111 nn tn i n 111 u ni i urn i u IIJ 11 EIDI ii mi JI iriinmi imn i n nin m mm 11 ninn n;i u n utitai Ei niiiiuin rei!iTiniDn]i;iiini»[iminE!UBiui]iniiji!EiUBk tion, a toll reduction study U. S. Consulate couldn't he considered until Purchase Okayed to Expand Hit by Blast revenues had reached a cer tain volume. That point wasn't QUEBEC (AP) - An explo- reached until last year, Mr. Top of the News sion rocked the U.S. consulate Tonti said. Rumson Borough Hall Site building early today,,shattering Coverdale and Colpitts will NEWARK -r-Federal and state mediators begin talks several windows and cracking not be restricted, the execu- RUMSON — Borough Council the pressure of business In his A contract was awarded to today with representatives of the International Brotherhood the three-lneh-thick front door tive director added. Its study Can we help you? of the two-story structure. will encompass various last night acted to expand its letter of resignation. C. H. Sutphen of Freehold, low- of Electrical Workers in an effort to end the 39-day-old, Service Is our biggest asset. strike at the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Police said no one was hurt. schemes that may be recom- property around Borough Hall A contract for the purchase est bidder at 12.4 cents a gal- of gasoline was awarded to lon for cutback-asphalt, and a The talks were requested by Charles T. Merrigan, presi- An investigation was begun im mended for parts of the park- on River Road. the Lawes Coal Co., Shrews- contract foTstone was awarded dent of Local 827 of the IBEW in an effort, he said, to get mediately. way or the entire road, while CE1BAI JERSEY BAM remaining within the toll cov- AN The governing body approved bury, lone bidder at 14.4 cents to C. J, Hesse of Belford, lone negotiations "off dead center." V The consulate has been the II EMBER OF F.D.I. C. enant. a subdivision for a nearby par- per gallon for regular gas. bidder at $4.29 a ton. A telephone company spokesman said yesterday that the scene of several peaceful stu Cel, and then authorized its company had not been invited to the talks; "But we're will- dent demonstrations protesting purchase for $3,780. ing to meet at any. time with federal and state mediators," U.S. participation in the Viet- . The land is a triangular he said. nam war. Several days ago piece, measuring 118 by 174 by Feist Heads Scouts The IBEW's 8,300 members, Including installers and "FNL Vaincre" -RJ'Victory to | 215 feet, across Wilson Circle linemen, struck the company April 15. Union members last the National Liberation Front" — was found scrawled on the from the municipal building. (Continued) week rejected a three-year contract offer. front wall to the right of the It is being purchased from chosen International commis- hunting, fishing and conserva- entrance. Mrs. Margaret Cromey, and sioner. tion work. He is a member of Cites LBJ's Peace Move will be landscaped and retained Mr. Feist brings 48 years of the Board of Directors of the NEWARK — Dr. Benjamin Spock said last night the Spring can be beautiful! See to prevent construction on it. scouting background with him American Forestry Associ- greatest achievement of the peace movement in the United Council also approved a sub- to his-new-post- as president. ation^and is_activeJn_many - States has been the "incredible^ withdrawaM)f-Pfesldent— lne_beautifuLJ)uys-itu4oday^ division for John J. Sell, 43 Since he joined the Scouts in other groups including Ducks Lyndon Johnson from this year's political contest. No time for weekday shopping? J. Kridel "Houses for Sale" in the Classi- Bumson Road, permitting the Newark back in 1919, he has Unlimited, The Wildfowl Foun> But Spock quickly added that a more important task — is open 'til 9 Friday evenings. sale of a I by 186 parcel to a been associated with the move- dation, and the Delaware Eiv- an end to the war in Vietnam — has yet to be achieved. fied Section nowl neighbor, George H. Moss, 39 ment in many capacities. His er Water Resources Associa- Rumson Road. The Bell proper- most recent assignment was tion. White House Denies Report ty is being sold, and the sub- vice president and Internation- He is a member of the na- ..division will give the Moss al Commissioner. WASHINGTON - Vice President Hubert Hs Humphrey tlonal board executive commit says former New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner has been property, which now has only a tee of Governors of the Na> I5-f66t driveway frontage on He lias been a member of chosen to be ambassador to Spain — but the White House the National Executive Board tional Conference of Christians denies it. Rumson Road, a 75-foot front- and Jews, Board of Gover- age. since 1956, and has served as chairman of the Field Opera- nors of Freedoms Foundation. A variance was granted to New Jersey Armed Forces Ad- Says More Viets Desert the Central Jersey Bank and tions Committee and Conserva- tion Committee. His many visory Committee, Newark Sal- WASHINGTON - Hamlet security and enemy defec- Trust Co. to permit the bank vation Army Board, Citizens tions in South Vietnam hit ngw lows while Communist in- to expand its lot and building scouting honors include all three awards for distinguished Committee for Higher Educa- filtrations and South Vietnamese army desertions rose to a* River Road and Second St. record highs in March, says a Senate Foreip Relations service to boyhood, the Silver tion in New Jersey, and the The building will be nearly Committee private analysis of secret Defense Department Buffalo for work of a national Board of Trustees of the Sport doubled, and attorney S. Thom- war statistics. ' character, the Silver Antelope Fishery Research Foundation. 1968 as Gagliano told council the driveway for drive-in facilities for regional work, and the Sil- His business, professional, v/ill be lengthened to about ver Beaver for work with his recreational and club organi- Priest Scores White Leader "200 feet.; The variance has been own local council, the Mon- zations included: the Newark NEWARK — A white Episcopal priest testified In lei- mouth County Council of Oak- recommended by the Zoning and New York Real Estate eral court yesterday that the leader of a white militant or- hurst, N. J. At the close of the ganization disrupted a meeting last November that had been "Board. Boards, Wall Street Club, New- Council accepted with regret World Jamboree in 1967, the called to discuss solutions for a disorder then taking place at y ark, Downtown1 Club, Ocean the resignation of Thomas V. British Scout Association pre- Barringer High School. Jardine of Ridge Road from sented him with its highest Beach Club, Manasquan Fish- The Rev. Herbert G. Draesel, of, the House of Prayer the Zoning Board, and thanked award, the Silver Wolf. ing Club, University of Penn- In Newark, said that Anthony Imperiale, the head of the him for his years of service. Mr. Feist and his wife Dorothy sylvania Club! and Hollywood North Ward Citizens Committee, with as many as 10 men, Jardine, an attorney, cited have had a lifelong interest in Golf Club. entered the" meeting and began "heckling the speakers." Draesel said he called the police, who arrived after Three-Week Sessions about 20 minutes, and asked them to stay to insure ftere would be no incidents. He said, however, that the police refused. June 5—June 27 LAST 2 DAYS Poor March Endorsed OCEAN CITY — A Lutheran meeting endorsed yesterday August 9—August 30 AT THIS LOW PRICE! "the intent" of the Poor People's march on Washington after deciding against blanket approval of the march. Expect Humphrey Backing ATLANTIC CITY — The 450,000-member International Six-Week Sessions Ladies' Garment Workers Union, meeting at its 33rd annual convention here, is expected to formally endorse Vice Presi- dent Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. June 5-July 18 July 1 -August 9 Tax-Spending Deal Seen July 22-August 30 WASHINGTON - Most of President Johnson's top economic advisers now appear willing to accept $6 billion in spending cuts as the price for higher taxes if that's the best bargain they can strike. Of the top four, only Budget Bureau Director Charles S. Special Teacher Education Program Zqick is still firmly committed to no more than $4 billion in spending cuts — a position taken by the President. The first test vote on the compromise package worked July 2-July 24 the most wanted window we ever had . . . out by Senate-House negotiators will come next week. Finance Education: Dugan WHITE - "HEAVY DUTY" ATLANTIC CITY - Warning that the cost of higher education will double in the next decade, the state's chan- Graduate Program cellor of education said yesterday borrowing and credit will have to play a bigger role in financing it. "SAMSON" Ralph A. Dungan told the annual convention of the New June 5-August 30 Jersey Bankers Association that until recently college loan programs were poorly developed. This must change, he Master of Arts in Teaching added, "for the logic is too strong and the benefits too great for that not to happen." Master of Science in Education WHITE ALUMINUM Master of Science COMBINATION WINDOW Scores Luxury Tax Bill TRENTON - Gov. Richard J. Hughes asserted yesterday he wouldn't be inclined to sign a bill for increasing Atlantic City's luxury tax if the Republican-controlled legis- College Discovery Program lature refused to provide more urban and school aid for 4 64 financially depressed big cities. (For high school students) Asks Transi I Plan Approval July 1 -August 23 TRENTON - The State Commuter Advisory Committee INSTALLED of the state transportation department yesterday asked the • 15-year guarantee on paint finish legislature to carry out the commuter transportation reebm- • Triple track • Fully wtatherstripped mendaions of the governor's commission on capital needs. • Stabilizer bar • E-Z tilt Students may live in campus residence halls • Unique new screen design FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR INSTALLATION at the nominal charge of '15 per week. (No Extra Charge lot Stcond Floor) ANDERSON BROS., INC. For additional THREE CREDIT T1RMS AVAILABLE PACKING—MOVING-STORAGE information contact • Budget • Eoiy Chargt • Prown'i Credit Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 51-53 Mechanic St. Director of Admissions Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Red Bank, N.J. Monmouth College Freo Delivery 741-7500 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK West Long Branch, N. J. 741-0030 AOENT/MUBWHUHU 07764 I Ferdinand DeAngelii 4-1HE DAILY REGISTER, Ftiity, Mtf 24, 1968 Cyclist Killed in Hazlet, LONG BRANCH-Fertinand Won't Advise P. DeAngelis, 61, of 8$ Marion Place yesterday suffered a Council In 18 Arrested In Capital fatal heart attack. 3 Juveniles Charged WASHINGTON (AP) - The Hill — were released without Mr, DeAngelis was born In Poor People's Campaign has bond in the custody of a cam- HAZLET — The death of a, Robert Gryner, S5 Telegraph Hoboken, son of the late An- Legal Issue sustained its first group arrests I Hill Foad. was killed shortly thony and Raffela DeAngelis. paign official. 25-year old motorcyclist early j KEYPORT - Following after a Capitol Hill demonstra- j afler 3 a.m. when a car col He lived here 16 years, coming yesterday morning has led po-1 a short business session last tion that the movement's lead- The Rev. Ralph David Aber- ,. .... , . I litled wilh his motorcycle on from Newark. nathy, president of the Southern night during which no applica- er called unplanned and un- lice Vo sign juvenile complaints j ,,on)e AvemJe at Rt 3j He was president of the Air- Christian Leadership Confer- tions were presented, the Plan- fortunate. against Iwn Union ("ily teenag- Dr. C. Malculni B. Gillian port Limousine Service in New- ence and leader of the Poor ark the past 10 years. Before ning Board settled down to a The 12 adults and 6 juveniles ers on charges of causing said death was caused by a arrested yesterday for singing People's Campaign, said no death by auto skull fracture, Fractures of (hat fie was a member of the discussion of the neighborhood SCLC official was with the 20th Century Cab Company in and kneeling outside a House A third juvenile, who police the face and legs, shock and group but that this will be re- Newark. commercial zone. office building — banned as said caused the second car hemorrhage, quired in the future. He is survived by his widow, A letter from Borough Coun- unlawful assembly on Capitol (o hit the cyclist, was charged The two 16-year-old boys in cil requested the board's ad- With possession of a stolen car. Ella Malanga DeAngelis; a the car which collided with the son, Joseph DeAngelis of this vice on an amendment to ttifi motor cycle head on escaped place and New York; a daugh- zoning ordinance rescind- Airs, Rrrthti on tool into nearby woods and ter, Mrs. Vincent Fuschetti of ing a zoning ordinance change were apprehended two hours adopted April 8 in what was UNION BEACH - Mrs. Edison; a brother. John De- later by Keyport Police in Angelis of East Orange; six later ruled an insufficient vote. Bertha Selp, 72, of 229 Broad- Kapushy Bros. Esso sta- sisters, Mrs. Alfonse DcBiasi Planning Hoard members Mrs. Gcncvicvc It. Niven Leonard Calandra way died Wednesday in Sea- tion, lit. 35. and Mrs. William Zeek of Gar- agreed they cannot advise den Groye, Calif.. Mrs. Pat- —brook -UilLNursingJUome,Jieyi —The-driver-of-a-seeond car, council on legal questions. port. ""•-. :;•""" rick Norcia of New Brunswick, "wBlcfi cut off the motorcycle Mrs. Michael Borsuk of West The governing body adopted To Honor Program Mrs. Scip was born in Jersey causing it to' collide with the Caldwell and Mrs. Lucian Nor- by a 4-5 vote in the April RT. 35 at PATTERSON AVI.. SHREWSBURY City, daughter of the late Wil- other car, was arrested yes- cia and Mrs. Anthony DeRosa meeting an amendment estab- 100 Ft. North of Shop-Rite—741-5019 liam and Sarah Patterson Mil- terday by Union City police of East Orange, and five lishing a neighborhood com- ler. She was a member of and returned here. grandchildren. Of Two Teachers Grace Methodist Church, here. mercial zone/in the north side OPEN 4 DAYS ONLY! Both cars were stolen from UNION BEACH - The Title structors, all experienced, cer- Wtd, Thun, Frl. 10-9; Sat. 10-4 Surviving are her •husband, A High Requiem Mass will of Maple Place between Divi- Union City^ policy said. Prior be offered Monday at Holy I developmental reading pro- tified teachers, who handle Peter Seip; a daughter, Mrs. to the accident, both cars were Trinity Catholic Church at sion and~ Main Streets. Mi- gram designed and operated in the classes. Edward Headden of Keyport; stopped by Patrolman John am, Entombment, under the chael J, Barnacle, borough at- the borough's public schools Mrs. Niven has developed her two brothers, Evart Miller of Fetherston, but sped away as SAT. ONLY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. direction of the Hoffman Fu- torney, later ruled the adop- has been selected for national own methods and materials in Keansburg and Walter Miller, he approached them. neral Home, will be in the recognition by the U. S. Office here; six sislers, Mrs. Julia tion invalid because state law more than 24 years experience Mr. Gryner, an employe of family mausoleum In HolySe- of Education, Superintendent in working with the reading Over 300 Pair Just In Fresh Clemmons of Elmer and Mrs. the International Flavors and pulcher requires a two-thirds majority Leo.V. Fallon has announced. Emma Walsh and Mrs. Ruth Cemetery in East problems of disadvantaged Fragrances maintenance de- Orange. vote when 20 per cent of af- The local program was de- FAMOVS BRAND Anderson of Keyport, Mrs. children. Mrs. Niven and Mr. partment, had formerly lived fected residents dissent. signed by Leonard Calandra, Mary Behr and Mrs. Pearl Calandra have worked together in Union Beach. director of special services, and Neihart of this borough and Public hearing of the over the past three years to He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Newcomb is supervised by Mrs. Gene- refine the present program, Mrs. Ada Matthews of Keans- rescinding amendment will CHILDREN'S and Mrs. Ruth Allen Gryner; his OCEAN GROVE - Mrs. Jo- vieve H. Niven, reading special- burg; six .grandchildren, and which was recommended for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter sephine' V. Collins Newcomb, be at the June 10 council meet- ist. Mrs. Niven also trained six great-grandchildren. national recognition by an Gryner of Union Beach; two 72, of 41 Pilgrim. Pathway, ing. a staff of part-time reading in- evaluation team from the LADIES'SHOES Services will be tomorrow at sons, Sammy and Robert Jr., owner and operator of the Ma- state Departrhehrof Education. 11 a.m. In the Bedle Funeral both at home; one brother, rine Hotel, died Tuesday in Small Groups William Gryner; one sister, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Home, Keyport, with the Rev. The local program is unique • HI Brows • Charm Miss Shawn Gryner; maternal Neptune. Norman Riley, pastor of St. Magic for McCarthy in being conducted during grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. She was the sister of Mrs. school hours with small groups • Peddi • Dennett. John's Methodist Church, offi- John Neubaur and paternal Helen M. Bereton of Holmdel, of children in three phrases. ciating. Burial willv be In grandmother, Mrs. Irene Mrs. Newcomb also Is sur- Show Tomorrow Children in Phase 1 are only • E Jay * Chappies Green Grove Cemetery, Key- Scholer, all of Union Beach. vived by two sons, J^ Virgil slightly below their grade 9 A High Requiem Mass will Newcomb of Deal and Charles EATONTOWN -. The Amaz- port. levels and are quickly returned Charm Step be said at 10 a.m. Monday at Newcomb of Chicago; a dattgh ing Randi will do Magic for to regular classroom instruc- In Memulun St. Benedict Catholic Church, ter, Miss Marion Newcomb of McCarthy tomorrow at McCar- CROYnON—Olive, puied on Mw SI, tion. 1067 near molher and mndmoUur. Bethany Road. Burial, under Detroit; a brother, John Col- thy headquarters in Monmouth Vah. To 7.95 No hind «o loft Mid ffmtll the direction of the Day Fu- lins of Tucson, Ariz.; another Phase II includes children So heart so tender, tni* Shopping Center. Na Borrow 1U« could hrinf u« neral Home, Keyport, will be sister, Mrs, Katherine Finlay- one grade or more below to equal losing you. "Mm'afaii• 2:1, lets. WKe of Ihe late Ralph OIARAMITA — Htrla, beloved, wire to bring Sam, his pet kinkajou, form a hard core with severe C. nramr. Daufhter or Mri. Wllllim of the late Otuatppe, devoted mother Church of the Ascension, Brad- MEN'S SHOES B. KInnoy and. iliur; o( Mn. Alfred reading disability. These pupils L Ftriiiion, jr. Barvlni Sat.. 3 p.m. of Philip (Own»r «f Alpine Manor Ho ley Beach-. -Burial was-in Str longJoLthe__shows, al All Balnti Memorial Kplicopal tel). Maria Blontfo, Domenfco, Iffnari< receive individual instruction. Church, Locuit. N.J. Interment will und Anlonlno, JUrprlitrlH I.rjglo, Cl Catherine's Cemetery under Randi also will take time b« In-Ihe cfiiifoK" ceMeteFy.Tn lieu ol clans r«Jm!nt*r! arid Ri»» Qlararnlla, out from his professional sched- In all phases, children work flowen, contrlbutloni rnay be tent to lovlni grandmother and great grand- direction of the Buckley Fu- and BIG BOYS mother. Repoilng at Olendale Funeral lit groups of no more than six tlir Monmnilli County BPCA. Baton- Home, OHiper and Mrrlli Avel, Olin- neral Home, Asbiiry Park. ule to do a show next Wednes- tnwn. N.J. dale, N. V. until Slturdir ( a.m. day, at a fund-raising dinner to a reading instructor, meet- for the presidential hopeful, ing four times weekly. * London Edmund T. West Sen. Eugene McCarthy, Holi- Weekly conferences are held BUTLER-Edmund T. West, day Inn, Rt. 35, Hazlet. by Mrs. Niven with reading in- * Crusader 82, of 133 Bartholdi Avc. died A Rumson resident, the per- structors. Teacher conferences John Van Kirk & Son Wednesday in his home after former Is lecturing and writing with Mrs. Niven are also held • Italia o long illness. a book for MacMiUan on his to determine progress of each He is survived by two sons, adventures last year in South child. • Riviera MONUMENTS Edmund L. West of Matawan America, in addition to his A description of the Union 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN and Donald W. West of Sea magic bookings. He Is the for- Beach program will appear in Randi and Friend (Off Rt. 35 at H.tdoit'i Cornifl Girt; two daughters, Mrs. Wil-mer moderator of an all-night the June issue of the Eastern Vah. To 11.95 741.031* 747.HM liam Olvaney of Irvington and WOR radio Randi Show. itates Education Association "I'm not for packing up and publication. •ARM 8UILD MONUMINTI Mrs: "Fred H. Siegel, with On his work for McCarthy, running out," he says, "but whom he made his home; two the magician explains that he sisters, Mrs. Leona Adnms of is not yet an American citizen there must be an honorable Long Branch and Mrs, Monte (he's Canadian) and cannot settlement." He says that even De Camp of Elberon; a broth- vote. "But I care and want sympathetic people around the er, Cecil West of Lakewood; to make a contribution," he world "find it hard to be po- Have Your Child's FOR ANY OCCASION 10 grandchildren, and five says. lite about Vietnam." great-grandchildren. In his travels around the HONEY BEE FLOWERS Mr. West was born in Long world (his 'bookings take him 8x10 Portrait in Branch. from Singapore to Switzerland) Hurt in Accident • RUSSELL T. HODGKISS The funeral was this morn- he notes that the "U. S. name NEW SHREWSBURY - Au- 4M BROAD ST. Ing in the Morrison Funeral has been poisoned by involve- thorities at Riverview Hospital, Home. ment in Vietnam." SHREWSBURY Red Bank, reported that Eliza- beth Gaskens, 20, Sea View 741-4020 Ave., Long Branch, was treated for minor injuries early today Rtllobl* Sine* 1127 Hazlet Democratic Unity Natural Color after an accident on Rt. 35 BY WIRE ANYWHERE here. WE GUARANTEE YOUR COMPLETE Bid Nets Leader's Blast Police Chief James A. Her- HAZLET - Francis X. Jour- "The JFK people are simply ring said the two car accident SATISFACTION...OR YOUR MONEY BACK! nick, chairman of the Demo- trying to garner old line Dem- occurred at 1:43 a.m. No fur- cratic Executive Committee, ocratic votes," the chairman ther Information was available added. from police this morning. viewed an attempt at party unity by dissenting John F. John E. Day Kennedy Democratic Club caiv didates for Township Commit- tee with disbelieving eyes yes- FUNERAL HOME terday. Leveling a blast at a release by James J. McCabe and Hugh J. Clarke saying they would endorse the regular club candidates if they win the June 4 primary, Mr. Journick called announcement an attempt to capture regular club votes. The candidates also called on Democrats to unite to avoid Republican victory based on bickering within the party. Worden Funeral Home 'Who Is Kidding?' "Who Is kidding who?" Mr. 60 E. FRONT ST. , RED BANK Journick asked. "Neither Clarke nor McCabe nor most of the JFK group lent any assistance whatsoever in last Day and Night Phone . . . year's successful campaign waged by the Regular Demo- LOT pur Repair-Remodel Loan SPECIAL SAVINGS 747-0557 cratic Organization against' the Republicans." Add to Your Summer Enjoyment! The election was won by WHAT'S THE JOB? Get the money to have it FOR 2 DAYS ONLY! Herbert J. Kupfcr and William HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F.' F. Bourbeau. In June, the JFK done-visit our Home Improvement Loan De- Bring your whole family in and have a candidates face regular candi partment. 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I-uMllhed r>) Tlir Hr-, Mon- BROAD ST. and BERGEN PL., RED BANK day Itiroiiin Frlilav 310 BROAD ST. we're out to keep you coming back m RED BANK I Horn* P ty l>y <';nrlr>r >IS f I'pr IV.-i k 741 • 3700 King)* copy It nl.T, 10 ro- by m«ll 15 tr'i "Where You Save Dun Make a D Madison Township, Rt. 9 & Ernston Rd. (Parli*) (i rnomm—II;NI 1.' nioiiUn-123.00 Social Security THE DAILY REGISTER. Friday, 3lty 21, ] JSBmi'-' FURNITURE CO. lows a generous stock dividend Air Redue Joy Mfg and abstract business in Mon- Alleg Cn in Katier Al policy. Alter Lui Kennecott mouth County. CONSTRUCTION CO. 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Cdn Marc Molybdenum Creole Pet Phoenix Stl Equity Cp Fren Hall Gen Plywd Rollins Ins Imp 011 Tsebnlcol . Kin Ark Oil Utati Id 1 Borden Given The next time you discover Eastman Award SHREWSBURY — The East- that perfect little restaurant man Kodak Company award for "significant contribution to the advancement of the science of that you want to keep all to information technology" was presented to Francis R. Borden, yourself, look around for chief of the technical data division, Technical Data, Cata- loging and Standardization Di- this symbol. rectorate of the U. S. Army [ONLY ! Electronics Command at Ft. COMPETITOR Much of Monmouth. Not another make in the same ' ' Making the presentation was price class, but the Cutlass Supreme. < Alfred J. Thomas, an official of 52,982* Tor the finest carin itsclssi ' thegood the Business Systems Markets Division, Eastman Kodak Com- restaurant food around pany, Rochester, N. Y. Mr, Borden was honored for THE CUTLASS achievements with ECOM mi- $2,632* for the finest automobile town is prepared by crofilm system over the past 12 initsclass years where he has monitored f lameless electric cooking. and helped develop the command's procedures for the generation of sets of aperture ' This is ihe sign of flameless electric cooking: the :ards of all engineering data Reddy Kilowatt symbol, The owner of a restaurant for use in the procurement, maintenance and repair of ESSEX MORRIS WARREN Fisher Oldsmobile, Inc. or diner displaying it has invested in electric equipment. Ace Oldsmobile, Inc. Ayers Chevrolet & Oldsmobile, Inc. Kevil Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Landy Bros. Olds, Inc. cooking because ha feels it's the best way to pre- He was one of the original Dan Esposito Olds, Inc. C&C Motor Sales, Inc. OCEAN FASSAIC pare food. We, along with all the housewives members of the Department of King Oldsmobile, Inc. Lincoln Park Motors, Inc. Ideal Oldsmobile, Inc. CLIFTON: Defense engineering data mi- Ladd Oldsmobile, Inc. Philipp Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. who wouldn't paitwith their electric ranges, cro-reproduction system steer- Brogan Cadillac Oldsmobile Corp. Lasko Olds, Inc. UNION ing committee and was instru- Werring Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. agree with him. Elizabeth Motors, Inc. PATERSON: mental in developing the single Mark Oldsmobijc Corp. i MIDDLESEX Brogan Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. set of coordinated military Wells Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. Key Oldsmobile, Inc. specifications and standards Benedetti Oldsmobile, Inc. Laing Motor Car Co. Enjoy the pleasures which establish Department of Murray Olds, Inc. " Rcilly Oldsmobile, Inc. For addrsii or phone number of Dealer marctt you, consult your local telephone Defense requirements and qiml- Reynolds Oldsmobile, Inc. Sperco Motor Co., Inc. directory. of eating out. ity standards for microfilm and HUDSON Woodbridge Auto Sales aperture cards. Haase Oldsmobile, Inc. A- BERGEN *Hancd upon mamifAeturer'stuggestcd retaS price for (lie Cutlass Sport Coupe and tho i Holsey Oldsmobile, Inc, MONMOUTH Brogan Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc.. Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe. Federal Enjoy them often. Clean up time means cash. Gem Oldsmobile, Inc. Carter Oldsmobile, Inc. taxts included. Stnte and local Uxrs, J&F Oldsmobile, Inc. destination charges, whitewalls snd other Sell no longer needed household Regal Olds, Inc. Warren Oldsmobile, Inc. Custer Motors, Inc. optional equipment eicludnl. .Jersay Central Towor k Light/New Jorwy Powar & light Roods with a Classified Ad. Dial jfljtiidtoriei a/ Ottitral Public UtiUliu Corporation WG900 today! THE OLDSMOBILE DEALERS ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION OF^EW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, IN[C. SPRING OFFENSIVE! FROM OUR KKAUKKI

Established In 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher Negroes in the Post Office Shore Citizens For Better Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Human Relations Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor P.O. Box 797, Red Bank, N.J. —6 FRIDAY, MAY 24; 1968 To the Editor: Business and government are trying to develop reasonable employment opportunities for the Negro, yet in the post offices of our area there is no Negro employment advancement opportunities, we have never had a Negro in DeGauIfeV Regime in Crisis a supervisory position in any of the post offices in Mon- mouth or adjacent counties. When student rioting erupted Re- tempting to find a settlement to the Obviously there is systematic, planned, overt discrimina- cently in Paris, little did we foresee war in Vietnam?" "We'have hoped — tion in all supervisory positions or the postmasters are saying all.the "Negro postal employes are without ambition and still hope — that the French gov- the national crisis soon to follow. So inferior in abilities and without supervisory potential. preoccupied were we with our own ernment can be helpful In that effort. It took Mr. Cecil Moore.of Philadelphia, a real NAACP considerable troubles that there was a But a French government in crisis chapter president, to force the Post Office department to tendency to equate the French rioting can be of little service to itself or find, forthwith, and promote some Negro postal employes to others. supervisory positions in that city. Of course the NAACP with that at Columbia University and had to demonstrate and threaten to bring the change * ...*_,. * : other American institutions of higher about. I doubt we have the leadership in our local NAACP learning,; __._,_-.-.__: T;: ':.::r::r.....r.l.:;i_. 1 _ THistorieallVj _ the French have chapters to plan and produce a demonstration strong seemed to take pride irT their ihtgnsgT enough to force upgrading Negro postal employes to But there are differences^-among supervisory positions in our areas. individuality which has led critics to them the fact that French universities I challenge the Asbury-Neptune, Long Branch and characterize them as essentially an are agencies of the government. It is Red Bank chapters to work with the Shore Citizens For Better anarchic people. The Frenchman — by now evident that student unrest Human Relations to procure supervisory positions in the _ perhaps_JiQt__wJthoujLjeason_ _ dis-_ post offices of our area for Negro postal employes. there^wasijmiptcairatitrDf tmational— = trusts government and wants as little " "T would think that Congressman James Howardj a malaise even more critical than ours. good Democrat, who wants and needs votes, will assist of it as possible. in this great effort. For the Republicans, I hold no hope What started out as a student up- That attitude — translated into for any assistance to help Negroes, but pressure can even rising threatens the. national gov- multi-party factionalism — resulted in be placed on them, men like Daniel Harris, George Flem- ming of the Negro Republican Assembly and Bruce Robin- ernment The unions have virtually the sorry succession of weak govern- paralyzed France and raised grave son of the Democrats could find a chance to be of some ments in the period from World War service to the public by pressing for Negro postal super- doubts as to the security of the II until General de Gaulle returned to visors in our areas. De Gaulle regime. Apparently even the power in 1958. ~ - - -; The Neptune Post Office situation needs an airing French have rebelled at his arrogance. jNow.Jt.'.seeins.-ibat..the. stability THE REPORTER when a Negro carrier is fired for being late a few times, primarily because he is black, intelligent and outspoken. President De Gaulle's insistence that came with President de Gaulle's • Concerned white citizens can help the Negro by seek- upon French grandeur,-.his...virtuaL.. -return was to some extent illusory...... ing.a.Negra..postmaster appointment for our area. Some withdrawal from and consequent It needed only student rioting to ex- Death: Cross oi the-Lming ' segregation practices are so a part of the scene we never weakening of the North Atlantic press its hollowness and set the stage By JIM BISHOP too soon, their time will come. Attest it really see them. There is no political power without economic power. Treaty Organization, his rejection of for national demonstrations of political The United States has several Memorial is a day for flagellating love, Days. One will be celebrated next Thurs- Those who are honored are not aware Are there other ways? The white community has not British attempts to join the Common and social unrest. day. Flags will be raised, speeches will of it. The souls are not among stones. If listened in the past, will they now? If there are answers Market, his meddlesome attitude to- Americans who appreciate the de- be Intoned, and millions of people will make they are, everything we have been taught to this problem please use your newspaper as a forum. ward Canada, his snide remarks about— sirability- of-a strong^and reliable jHirrowfuljjlgrimages to_cejneteriesi about the spirit of God andjnjanjs jming. Take the time to seek information and then the time this is the one hun- to wnfe^yW Ideas ~M~proposals for public-view. America — these and other highlights France will look upon a possible end The dead, fortunately, are deprived of the -dredth anniversary of the Look at the post office of your area. Here surely of his 10-year rule have been most dis- one sentiment that afflicts, the living — to the De Gaulle era with the same original Memorial Day. memory. One who does not remember can- is an opportunity for Negro participation at all levels of tasteful to Americans, mixed feelings with which they await It was the notion of Gen. not regret. employment. John A. Logan of the Still, we should not let any per- the stepping down some day of It is unfortunate that this country re- Wilson H. Sheperd Grand Army of the Repub- Generalissimo Franco in Spain. We quires a special day on which to honor its President lonal satisfaction over his comeup- iir tn spt asiris May 30th. Asbury Park, N.J. pance blind us to the importance of a may wonder if the chaos that may dd^Hdblh 1868, "for the pyrpose of do is to visit a cemetery and stand in si- stable and prosperous France. Even follow is preferable to what has strewing with flowers or lence over ashes. If the dead could speak, now our diplomats are in Paris at* existed. otherwise decorating the lsn|t it possible that they might- say: "Go graves of comrades who How Did We Survive? to a temple in my name. What are you .__ 36 Queen Anne DrivV HJISHOP died- In defense-of their doing here?" country during the late re- Shrewsbury, tO.

The 'Majority Response Rally' bellion." lie said he hoped that the idea * * '••*'.' To the Editor; ., "will be kept up from year to year." BEHIND THE beachhead at Anzio, in I read your editorial, "Lottery Isn't What Jersey political parties are represented on It is good to see support generat- Logan, of course, was a Union general Italy, you will find an enormous field, with Needs," with Interest. No one, I am sure, would take issue ing in the county for Monday's "Ma- the roster of citizens supporting the and his notion alienated the South. The. white crosses. You will find another at Iwo with you that the approach is morally wrong. Lottery is rally. Former Govs. Alfred E. Dris- Commonwealth of Virginia accepted the Jima, where the gallant young men of the voluntary; taxation, bonds, sales tax etc, are compulsory. jority Response Rally" at the War Third, Fourth and Fifth Marine Divisions coll and Robert B. Meyner are the co- date, but called it "Confederate Memorial I can only say that the men I helped put in Trenton Memorial Building in Trenton. We Day." The states of Louisiana, Tennessee are buried. The Punch Bowl, inside an ex- are there to protect me from being burdened with more chairmen. And the sponsors include tinct volcano at Oahu, is full of small hope Monmouth is well represented and Arkansas selected June 3rd, the birth- compulsory taxes. Sens. Clifford P. Case and Harrison day of Jefferson Davis, father of the Con- bronze plates in long steady rows. Our Supreme Court, in its decision to abolish prayer at this meaningful gathering in the A. Williams, University Presidents federacy, as their Memorial Day. Geor- In France, the American dead of World and reading of the Bible in public schools, may be legally state capital. Mason W. Gross of Rutgers and Rob- gia, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida made War I crowd the graves of their WW II right but (may be?) morally wrong. As a result, our April 26th their day of solemn recollection. youth are now telling us that religion and all Its moral This will not be the poor rallying ert F, Goheen of Princeton and Mon- sons. America exports white crosses all North Carolina and South Carolina over the world. Who will "Visit these — the teachings are on its way out, "After all look what the gov- for the poor and the decaying cities mouth County's Mrs. Katherine K. picked May 10th. It becomes apparent most worthy of them all? A low officers, ernment did." I In which theyllve. It will be a group -Neuberger, a Republican nationaLcom-^ that we cannot agree on a day qf^ grief. a color guard? I Visited a cousin, jqe Mc- It is morally wrong and (a cruel sport to offer lower of middle and upper income groups mitteewoman. The list of civic, re- Still, the idea of having such a day spread Carthy, at a grave in Wiener Neustadt, Aus-' income groups" the opportunity to contribute to the-state- until now It embraces more than our war treasury) by condoning and encouraging race track betting coming together in Trenton to tell the ligious, business, labor and political tria, He wasn't there any more. An offi- dead — people everywhere decorate graves cial said: "They have all been moved to and all other so called respectable gambling, etc, etc., be- Legislature it is time to take positive leaders is an impressive one. on Memorial Day. Entire families ad- Munich." cause it serves, and is in the (best?) interest of the gov- journ to cemeteries after early dinner. action to help solve the state's urban Obviously, the Legislature con- On reflection, it isn't important. Af- ernment. . • • * * * crisis. , tinues to need a strong push to force ter all, death is the cross of the living. It Your argument against a lottery is a good one, but mis- leading. The New Jersey League of Women it to act with vigor and vision in meet- HEADSTONES are studied with their is for those who are warm and vibrant to grim statistics of birth and death. The suffer. My mother and my first wife are I am grateful in the knowledge that our legislators are Voters and the Trenton Human Rela- ing the state's urban problems. The grave will be mulched by someone who re- two rows apart in New Jersey. I haven't intelligent and are desperately trying to serve us. Let's tions Council conceived the rally — "Majority Response Rally" should membered to bring a toy shovel or a trowel. been therein years, because it was useless, try to encourage them. I and they are urging the early enact- show our Legislators that New Jer- Bitter opinions will be expressed about futile and heart-wrenching. , By the way, how did we ever survive before the sales ment of recommendations for urban seyans are vitally concerned with the "perpetual care." Stiff and rusty bouquets After 10 minutes of standing and look- tax? from other days will be lifted in their wire aid made by the governor's special crisis^ ing and remembering, I always left wonder- Yours truly, frames and carried to a trash heap. ing why I tortured myself. And yet, I Samuel J. Lanzalottl commission on civil disorders. They 'Support and participation are ur- Geraniums In little brick pots will be never permit a day to go by without re- Taxpayer. should receive solid citizen support gent — and Monmouth County resi- planted. Sprays of gay flowers will be membering them. The good days are dif- In their undertaking. dents should be among the leaders in laid tenderly on graves. People with sprin- ficult to erase. The bad ones fade almost kling cans will find water. Somewhere up- at once. TODAY IN HISTORY We are happy to say that both this fine effort. wind, the faint sad notes of taps will be A week ago, I stood at the grave of heard. John F. Kennedy. I admired this dreamer. , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS INSIDE WASHINGTON The elders will stand, worn hands I still do. And yet, as I stood with hands Today Is the 145th day of 1968. There are 221 days left- clasped, to murmur a prayer. They may clasped, all I could say to myself was: ln the year. stare with fascination at the grave because, - "Look at the stone around the eternal Today's highlight in history: in their muteness, they know that soon, all flame. It's cracked already." On this date in 1625, Peter Minuit of the Dutch West. Kennedy Aides Have New Pitch India Trading Co. bought Manhattan * Island from tlie In- dians for $24 worth of goods and founded the colony of New By PAUL SCOTT "The Vice President will have to wage YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Amsterdam. Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy a vigorous liberal campaign to attract the On this date: in using a strong conservative appeal to votes of the large minority groups In the In 1819, Queen Victoria of Britain was born. try to pry loose Democratic convention North. His appeal for unity and to con- Spiraling Medical Costs In 1830, the first passenger train in the United States votes In the Deep South. servatives during the pre-convention battle began service between Baltimore and Elliott's Mills, 13 Almost all are currently considered By SYLVIA PORTER To slow the rise, doctors are moving to- miles away. will make that shift to the left necessary." nailed down by Vice Pres- In some of our big city hospitals, ward less costly group practice in which In 1844, Samuel F. B. Morse transmitted the first ident Humphrey or favor- For his political clincher, Shields add- charges are up to $100 a day, and still ris- two or more doctors share office facilities, public telegraph message. It read, "What hath God ite-son candidates that ed: "Under those circumstances, conserva- ; ing. Just since 1965, U.S. hospital costs to diagnostic equipment and secretaries. Since wrought!" lean toward Humphrey or tive Democrats will feel a lot more com- us have shot up more than 35 per cent, and 1959 the number of group practices has In 1841, the German Battleship. Bismarck sank the former Alabama Governor fortable with Kennedy than Humphrey, • we are in for another increase in these tripled. Even greater economies are being British battle cruiser Hood. Most of the Hootf s crew of 1,- George Wallace. whether they are running in the South or costs of 15 per cent this made under prepaid group. practice in 341 men were lost In the act. . which the patient or his health insurer pays At this point In the Midwest." year. Just since 1965, In 1946, President Harry S. Truman threatened to call pro-convention nomination After listening to the new Kennedy ap- doctors' fees have risen a a flat fee for all doctors' services. out the army if striking railroad workers refused to re- Increasingly, pre-surgery tests are be- battle, pro-Kennedy sentl- peal, Hollings reported he would like to full 14 per cent and these turn to work. costs, too, are still climb- ing done outside the hospital. In Des merit is considered almost discuss it with other South Carolina Demo- In 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter became the second nil among the Southern ing. Moines, Iowa, a citywide experiment is un- American to go into orbit as he circled the earth three delegates. cratic leaders before making a final deci- Today, our national derway in which surgical patients receive times. %v!t\ tests outside the hospital ^before their oper- In a major effort to sion on who he will support at Chicago. health bill totals about $50 Ten years ago: Moscow announced a cutback of Soviet end this political blackout helow-lhe Mason- —-- * *...... '.*. ... billion a year and this fig- ations, with private health insurers paying troops in Eastern Europe. the costs. Yearly sayings through shorter Dixon line, Kennedy's campaign lieutenants KENNEDY'S STRATEGY - In addi- ure may nearly double by »re working here to convince Influential 1975. hospital stays can mount into the hundreds tion to this new conservative line, Ken- of thousands of dollars. The Health Insur- Southern legislators up for reflection that nedy's strategy for gaining political lever- PORTER Tne big8est sln8Ie fac- come November they will find it much ance Institute estimates that one in 10 hos- age in the South includes: tor is the ballooning hospital patients todav does not actually need easier to run on a Kennedy ticket than one pital wage bill. This trend has been headed by Humphrey. —Q(fers to pay transportation costs to receive treatment in the hospital. and expenses of delegates' wives to Chicago spurred by the 1966 nurses' strikes leading • * * Typical rrf this Kennedy argument was for the national convention. to big and long-overdue pay raises; the new minimum wage covering lower-paid THE SOCIAL SECURITY Administra- the rtrong appeal made recently to Sen, —Proposals to help raise money for KnKist y. Jtollinfjs, S.C., who is facing a hospital workers; big wage increases in tion is now considering proposals — from Democratic senatorial and congressional many hospitals for grossly underpaid in- hospitals, physicians, unions, private insur- stiff re-election bid and who is now uncom- candidates in exchange for their support. mitted but leaning toward Humphrey. terns and residents. ance companies and others — on new ways —fJivc-and-take sessions with delegates to reimburse doctors and hospitals for Hollings wan approached with this sal'1* • A second factor Is the soaring cost to from all Southern stales. ' Medicarc-Medicaid services to create new pit'b by M;irk .Shields, former legislative hospitals' for new equipment ranging from incentives for efficiency and economy. aide of Senator Proxmire, now a Kennedy —OHmeation of his views on national computers to heart-lung machines. The These are important stops — but many advance man working directly under Si-n, MW:» through speeches before carefully new equipment requires not only huge out- M-]eii\uR to the public through press© only, for non-emergencies — a fantastic Ihfi fJemoeratie. nominee. As the parly's (if three or more hospital personnel are < imU'nwi-y \iw\ fiuhlk receptions In key waste of hospital facilities. They also must Klandanl-bearer, I'obby would move from needed lo care for each patient — double SouUiTn <')|jiinning all tin; now costs up to $35,01)0 to "build" a single In short, we are beginning the attack^ "lion Dieu, what games men ployi' will\ true," Shields told HollJiigs. rcmaj/ing primaries, - j new hospital bed. but only beginning. Alpha Phi Red Bank Area Teenagers THE DAILY FECISTKR, fnday, May 24, 1963—7 Omega Has Installation Working Hard for McCarthy Teen Page WEST LONG BRANCH - By DORIS KULMAN The Omieron Theta Chapter RED BANK — Local teen- of Alpha Phi Omega, national agers have taken to the hust- service fraternity at Mon- ings. mouth College, has installed Too young (o vote but eager Students Aid Adults officers and inducted nine new to work, the high school stu- members. dent volunteers are knocking The officers are Webster B. on doors, manning headquar- Trammel Jr., a junior in art ters, checking voter registra- In Use of English education from Cream Ridge, tion lists and addressing cam- president; Joseph B. Rail, a- paign literature, all to boost the KKD BANK - Sharing the eati Ambinsiho, Ellen Linden, junior in business administra- presidential aspirations of Sen. vitality of youth and the gift 'at Johnstone, Pamela Smith, 1 PRIZE PLATOON — Cadet Lt. John W. Browne of 8? tion from Red Bank, first vice Eugene J. McCarthy. if the English language are the dary Shultes, Linda Ayers, president; Richard J. Wisniew- current accomplishments of a loan Ranson, Leslie Feathers, Lenison Ave., Belford, receives Francis M. Taitt trophy The teenagers score with ski, a junior in elementary ed- adult organizers of the local ;roup of Red Bank High Julie Levinsky, Linda Slean, for outstanding platoon from Lt. Col. William L. CoHee, ucation from Edison, second McCarthy volunteers for de- ichool students. Delta Albano, Regina Adams, left, vice president for student affairs at Pennsylvania vice president; Gary J. pendability as well as enthusi- They are tutoring foreign Denise Rudolph, Cynthia Katz, Military College. Lt.-Browne also received Lt. Zadoc Krauth, a sophomore in his- asm. nd native-born adults in the Pamela Soltis, Lynne Robin- tory, from West Orange, trea- ise of the language at River son, and Carole Kessler. Memorial trophy from Col. Carl A. Schaubel, administra- surer. Unlike many of their elders, five vice president, in annual Mother's Day program on "when the kids say they'll be treet School on Tuesday and Also, John J. Sullivan, a at a certain place at a specific 'hursday nights. Chester, Pa., campus. freshman in history from time prepared to work, you can The program, aimed at up- Senior Scout Greenwich, Conn., correspond- bet they'll be there," says Mrs. dating the educational stan- ing secretary; Frank T. Mid- R. T. Hulchins, Branch Ave., dards of/uneducated adults, is dleton III, a senior in sociol- one of the coordinators of the sponsored by the federal gov- Is Where ogy from Kenilworth, record- Red Bank McCarthy drive. srnment as part of the Great Tool Makers Unit ing secretary, and Gregg C. Approximately 15 high school iociety program. The Action Is Cameron, senior in business students are working in. the Working on a one-to-one ba- administration from West FARMINGDALE' - Denise McCarthy campaign here, Mrs. iis, the students teach the func- Plainfleld, alumni secretary. CLJIoyJeJs_always. where Jhe_. Rewards 5 Students Hutchins said. Each is paired ional illiterate, nonfunction- action is. Denise, daughter of The new members are Ger- with an adult volunteer for the ing illiterate, and even highly- Mr. and Mrs. W. Mack Moyle, NEW SHREWSBURY-Rob- majoring In electrical en- ald J. Biss, sophomore in bus- house-to-house canvass, de- trained foreigners who cannot latontown, has just returned ert Mettle of the Monmouth Re- gineering. iness administration from signed to disseminate informa- STUDENT CAMPAIGNERS — High school pupils here communicate because of a lan- from the Delaware Valley In- gional High School won first Receiving prizes in the high Mahwah; Alan Witzer, fresh- tion about the Minnesota sena- guage barrier. ;er-Council Senior Girl Scout place in the high school draft- school contest were, John Shul- man in mathematics from At- tor, his platform and the dele- have joined their college-age brothers and listers in The goal is to give each pu- "Journey Through Friendship" ing contest sponsored by the tis of Toms River High School, lantic City; Richard G. Clarke, gates pledged to him in the the student campaign for Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy. pil a useful and workable vo Conference weekend in Atlan- junior in business administra- Monmouth Chapter 130, Amer- second place; and Robert Fen- June 4 primary. Preparing for the Red Bank house-to-house canvass are cabulary. tic City. On June 24 she will tion from Watchung, Jay A. ican Society of Too; and Man- Ion also of Toms River High, The young McCarthy parti- According to Mrs. Elizabeth journey to Seattle as one of Ruisi, freshman in business Geoff McNally, Shrewsbury; Leah Rissman, Red Bank, ufacturing Engineers. third. sans include Leah Rissman, of Bullock, Red Bank High School the 10 Monmouth Council of administration from Paterson. The chapter also awarded Awards were presented at 283 Spring St., here; Geoff Me- and Karen Pohl, River Plaza. (Register Staff Photo). English teacher who is in Girl Scouts "Opportunity two scholarships to two Mon- Hie annual father-son and Also, John F. Peppard, soph Nally, of 60 Birch Drive, charge of the program, "The '68'ers" in an exchange arrangement with Totem Girl mouth College students besides daughter dinner meeting at omore in history from Lin Shrewsbury, and Karen Pohl, Karen has worked in the opportunity to work with for- they find strong support for Scout Council. • :...-. the various prizes allocated tor Old Orchard Country Club, den; Jeffrey W. Baker, fresh of 386 West Front St., River McCarthy. Only the McCarthy county McCarthy headquarters eign speakers in this program the high school contestants.. West Long Branch. Dr. Harold man in government from Plaza. adherents wear campaign but- in the Monmouth Shopping Cen- is two-fold. An exchange of In Girl Scouts for 11 years, Receiving the Monmouth Zahl of Holmdel, retired direc- Flemington; Joseph R. Byra, Each is 16 years old and first tons, they noted. ter, Eatontown. ideas and an aid in better un- Denise was born in Riverside College scholarships were, tor of research at the U.S. Ar- freshman in general education was attracted to the Minnesota "There are very few kids for Adults who stop in for infor- derstanding our way of life." and was a Brownie when she moved to Eatontown in May, George A. Yaeger of Point my Electronics Laboratories, from Clifton, and Kenneth W. Democrat because of his stand Nixon, which is hopeful," mation, literature and buttons The students use books as 1958. She is a member of Pleasant and William Nattrase Fort Monmouth, was the main Smyth, freshman in electronic for peace in Vietnam. But they Geoff added. "aren't surprised to find a teen- guides but are expected to im- Senior Girl Scout Panorama of Eatontown., They are both speaker. engineering from Wayne. also like what he says about McCarthy sentiment is strong ager working," she said, "and provise. They stress vo- America's troubled cities, racial Troop 560, New Shrewsbury. Charles T. Larsson, a junior also at^theRanney School, they're generally receptive. cabulary that will ba useful in tensions, the problems""SfiKe Mrs. William H. Dunn is troop from Elizabeth, was awarded which she attends, Karen said. "But lots of middie-aged peo- their student's line of work. poor. adviser. the distinguished service key, Adults Listen ple who seem to be just passing The girls also use tape record- Red Bank Girl Moves And Karen has an additional, The teenage trio has found by will come in and ask me President of her senior the highest honor an Alpha rs, records and flash cards in troop, Denise has been on the more personal reason — her adults generally willing to lis- why I'm for McCarthy," Karen Phi Omega chapter can be- the lessons. senior planning board three stow on a member. father, Frederik Pohl, is seek- ten to their McCarthy pitch. said. Mrs. Bullock says, "These ing election as a county dele- years and has served as its Along in Beauty Race Most of the adults to whom The high school students are adults are eager learners—al- publicity chairman for jwo gate for McCarthy. 1 she has distributed campaign buoyed by th? reception ttwy ready-motivated;' ^ years, writing the "Senior ~ MONTCLAIR - Penelope graduate school at Georgian Geoff speaks eloquently of the literature said they would read got from the adult McCarthy Other Red Bank teachers in- "hope and renewed spirit" he Scoop" page that appears in Elizabeth Lattimer, daughter Court College in Lakewood, it, Leah reported, "and there volunteers. volved in the program are Miss the Council Newsletter. of Mr. and Mrs. James Latti- where she will major in French believes McCarthy has brought were, some very positive reac- "I've never felt as wanted Pamela Barnard, English; In 1967 she was chosen by mer of Red Bank, has advanced on a fellowship. to life in America. tions, which I found encourag- or as strongly welcome any- William Mulrenan, U.S. his- ','Not only was he the first council to attend the regional —to -the finals of the Miss Essex Penelope, 'a vivacious 5-8,140- ing." -••>—^- where^' Karen declared. tory, and William Staples, spe- peace candidate," the Shrews- 'Conference on the Home" in County Scholarship Pageant, pounder, and nine other young cial education. bury youth said earnestly, "Mc- Buffalo, N.Y. She visited the the first step on a road that ladies will vie for the title of Carthy is the first honest Actually a part of the Com- National Camp at Rockwood in can lead to Miss America Miss Essex County at the pa- American politician since munity Adult School, the pro- 1954 and in 19G7 attended the honors at Atlantic City. geant to be staged at West Es- Delaware Valley Inter-Council Stevenson," Junior Class Prom gram turned to high school Penelope, a graduate of Red sex High School, North Cald- Conference in Kutztown, Pa. The young volunteers passion- students for help when classes Bank Catholic High School, is well, on Saturday evening, June ately deny the charge that their became overcrowded. At times, Now a senior at Monmouth a senior at Montclair State 1, under the sponsorship of the man keeps aloof from the there were 30 to 35 students Regional High School, Denise .College. After her graduation West Essex Lions Club. The 10 Is Tomorrow Night per teacher. has been involved in many Negroes in the ghettos while this June, she plans to attejn finalists will be awarded priz- ichool activities during her New York Sen. Robert F. Ken- LONG BRANCH - Members These students are par- es and scholarships by the gaged In planning for theii nedy demonstrates the concern of the Junior Class at Long ticipatihg in the prograraj high school years, Lions Club and all proceeds prom in the high school gym that wins minority group,votes. Branch High School'are en- will be donated to charity. nasium tomorrow night. Music Group "McCarthy has.been consis- For her talent performance The theme for this year's tently pro-Negro through the prom, is "Cherish." The gym at the pageant, Penelope will years," declared Geoff, who Teen-age Marriages To Present dance to the theme music of Science Trip will be decorated in pale ye volunteers tw.o afternoons a lo.w-green and blue. The cen- "West Side Story." She-has week as a tutor in the River studied ballet and 'modern terpiece will be on octagon Street School, a program spon- ScHeflulecl shaped trellis with a love seat Fewer in State in Scholarships dance and plays the flute. sored by the local branch of Active in extracurricular or- in the center and a backdrop cent Increase In tha total num- NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Judith Witt the National Association for the TRENTON (AP) - Fewer ganizations at Montclair State, By Students of ice blue heart on a mint teen-agers were married in ber — to 49,132 — of mar- Bruce Whitenack, newly elect- Advancement of Colored green background. Penelope was elected vice Club Delegate People. New Jersey last year than in riages within the state last ed president of the Monmouth president of her senior class MIDDLETOWN - Some 150 ."Kennedy is using the Negro Parachutes will be used to 196$, the State Health Depart- year. Regional Music Makers, will as well as its student govern- earth science students from the To Institute and other minority groups," he decorate the ceiling, Carnation ment reports. - New Jersey had 6,9 mar- present two scholarships at the ment representative. She is township's three junior high countered. "McCarthy is too will be the floral decoration on The department said 15,977 riages for every 1,000 persons, organization's June 6 banquet listed in "Who's Who Among MIDDLETOWN - Miss Ju- schools will leave at 1:30 p.m. honest to do that." each table. Judy Whelan and teen-agers were married in compared with the national in honor of the school's band, Students in American Colleges dith Witt, 50 David Ter., has Wednesday for a four-day ifeld Linda Cook are co-chairwomen Geoff and Leah said that at 1967, compared with 17,065 the provisional rate of 9.7 for 1967. twirlers and color guards, to be and Universities." • been named to represent the trip to Blairstown. of the prom decoration com- Red Bank High School, where previous year, a decline of 8 The department said more held at the Red Bank Methodist River Plaza Woman's Club at Students will be housed at mittee. Church. the 22nd annual Citizenship In- both are members of the Na- the Y.M.C.A. camp outside per cent. The department had than a third of those who mar- Other committee chairwomen stitute to be held June 17-21 at tional and French Honor soci- Blairstown which they wiU use no explanation for the de- ried were between the ages of Funds for the scholarships are: Programs and bids, Win Trouble Douglass College, New Bruns- eties and she is an assistant as a base for then: operations. crease. 20 and 24, with teen-agers the are raised by the club through Karen Tobman; entertainment, wick. editor of the school newspaper, They will explore the flora, next largest group. Three boys bridge parties, cake sales and Kitty Feltenberg; publicity, By way of contrast, the de- fauna, topography and geology and 44 girls under the age of other activities. Shooting A junior at the local high Marl Marks, and, refresh- partment reported a 4.6 per school, Miss Witt is an honor of the area, which is located in 15 were married, the depart- Other newly elected officers ments, Terry Heiman. student, varsity cheerlead- the foothills of the Kittatinny ment said. of the club are: Mrs. John Poole Youth Contests er, alternate Student Council Mountain Range. Class officers are Ray Kara- There were 2,693 widows and Presti, vice president; Charles representative and member of Organized by John Downling, sic, president; Laurie Singer, RaritanHigh 2,628 widowers married last Steen, treasurer; Mrs. William OLD BRIDGE — Three Mon- the Pep Club. To Study At science teacher at Bayshore vice president; Nancy Gizzl, year, according to the depart- Greenwood, reading secretary, mouth County high school Junior High School, the expe- recording secretary; Linda ment's* public health statistics and Mrs. Alfred Schibell, re- teams were among winners in Selected "Miss Middle- Session To dition will include 16 teachers Pury.ear, corresponding sec- program. Those whose previ- cording correspondence secre- a Plymouth Trouble Shooting town Baseball" of 1967,. she U. of Madrid Contest at Old Bridge Stadium. played on the school Powder who will serve as chaperons retary, and Hally Bakke, trea- ous marriages were dissolved tary. LONG BRANCH - Michael surer. Milton Belford is faculty Start July 1 Teams from 26 high schools Puff football team last fall. and guides. by divorce and who remarried Craig Poole, son of Mr. and adviser for the Junior Clasl In northern New Jersey took Each students will be given HAZLET -Raritan High in 1967 included 5,424 women Alternate delegate is Miss Mrs. Frank A. Poole, 225 Holly- "The executive council of the part in the competition. The Old a field manual prepared by and 6,001 men. Gets Fellowship Catherine Whitehorn, Andover wood Ave., West End, and class includes: Donna Acerra, School will begin its fifth an- Bridge contest was one of 77 the science staff, which ex- Street. grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Sharon Crawford, Barbara nual summer session July 1, The number of marriages in being held across the country plains the origin and composi- At U. of Penn James S. Cattanach, Long Foltis, Maryann Iannicelli, R. Thomas Jannarone, school 1967 was 28 per cent greater under the sponsorship of the tion of the area, the kinds of than in 1958 when there were Branch, will attend the uni- Mart Marks, Sandy McMurray, superintendent, has announced. Chrysler - Plymouth Division Honor Cureton minerals and fossils to be found 38,398 marriages recorded, the versity of Madrid, Spain, this Saudi Rizzo, Karen Tobman Registration for the summer with approximately 100,000 and the history of the region department said. v summer tinder the program set and an itinerary for their four and Judy Whelan, school, which runs until Aug. 9, teenage mechanics from more At Prize Day up by the Foreign Language than 2,000 schools taking part. days of activities. will be in the high school guid- HIGHTSTOWN - A New League Schools, Salt Lake City, ance office Tuesday, June 25, Finishing second in the in- Shrewsbury, student, Richard Utah. Included in the schedule will Gets Degree St. Mary's Team dustrial division was the Free- be field trips into the moun- through Thursday, June 27, Cureton, was among those hon- Michael has been assigned to from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. There hold Regional High School ored at Prize Day exercises at tains, visits to a fire tower, a Wins in Contest a eroup of New Jersey students, trip to the historic Pahaquar- is no tuition charge for Hazlet team of Ralph Schoenherr and The Peddie School today. chaperoned by Brother Michael Robert McGinty. In the voca- ry Copper mine, which was residents, regardless of what EAST KEANSBURG - A He was awarded the Corry of Christian Brother's school they attended, but stu- team of three teenagers from tional division, second and Rensselaer Polytechnic Med- worked by the Dutch more than Academy, Lincroft. This group 300 years ago, a trip to the dents living out of town must St. Mary's Catholic Church, third place went to the Ocean al for being the member of the will join students from the Unit- Township High School (Ted Delaware Water Gap to study pay for each course. New Monmouth, has placed junior class ranking highest in ed States and all over the world An advanced course in per- first in the second annual Chris- Rainer and Wayne May) and mathematics and science. the geological formation of the in Madrid. area and a visit to Stokes sonal typing is offered. Non- tian Doctrine contest sponsored Rumson • Fair Haven High In addition to being a var The Foreign Language Forest to observe beaver in credit courses in exploratory by Bayshore Council, Knights School (David Hanson and sity athlete and honor roll stu- John Knapp.) League School has made ar- their natural habitat. mathematics, art, exploratory of Columbus, here. dent, Cureton is a member of rangements for the U.S. stu- science and driver education Kennetth Croken, Patricia the school's House Commit dents to mix with the Spanish are offered for personal en- Gallagher and Robert Gough, tee, Honor Committee and Gold people, by means of some oi Students Visit richment. Students wishing to all students at Mater Dei High Music Review Key Society. tne foreign students staying in erase a failure or to improve School, New Monmouth, each He is the son of Dr, and Mrs. each of the colleges. They will Job Corps Site a low grade may take English received ?25 savings bonds. Set Tonight Jerald R. Cureton of River- follow the same schedule the EDISON - A group of D4 I, II, HI and IV; world his- Prizes also Were awarded to edge Road. university has in the winter, to WEST LONG BRANCH - sociology students from Rum- tory; U.S. history I and II; al- the second and third place Miss Ann Danowitz include Spanish cooking also. The third annual spring music son-Fair Haven Regional High gebra I and II; geometry; gen- teams. PHILADELPHIA - Miss Ann review will be presented to- School Club Dance Bach weekend the groups will School visited the Kilmer Job eral mathematics I; Spanish I Participating iin the competi- Danowitz, daughter of Mr. and night at 8 o'clock by the Shore tour different parts of Spain Corps Center, here, last week and II; general science and tion were 45 students represent- Mrs. Chester J. Dannwilz, 21 Regional High School Music de- Benefits Kelarded and the final week will be spent with Robert Kulp and John general biology. ing five Bayshore area par- Vista Drive, Little Silver, N. .1., partment in the school audito- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - m Northern Spain. Patterson of the school's so- Ernest M. Horvath directs ishes. has been awarded a National rium. The Future Teachers Club of Michael is a sophomore at ciology department. the state accredited summer Robert Gearty, post warden, Defense Education Act fellow- Featured will lie the concert Henry Hudson Regional School Long Branch High School where Tim students loured a num- Victoria Knszuba session. was contest chairman. ship to the University of band and choir, the dance sponsored a dance at the At lie is active in the Student Coun- ber of classes in lhe center's Pennsylvania in an accelerated band, the modern chorus, and lantic Highlands Grammar cil, on the soccer team and FOULTNKY, Vt. - Victor! four vocational training schools "BEFORE YOU KNCW IT, your ikln It four-year doctoral program In special instrumental .groups School auditorium for retarded tnird man on lhe varsity tennis and attended a number of aca- Knszuba, daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Frank A. Kaszuba, 40] clear. Y«i, whan you UM CleorPfoc at humanities and social science and soloists. Sal Marctta is di- lecn-age boys and girls team, lie is also a member oi demic classrooms. night and again In tht morning, I find Nutswamp Hoad, Middletown where she will study Slavic and rector. A Rand, "The Basil Disc," the St. Michael's, West End. Following a registration and my complexion problem! clear up In no Baltic languages. A diversity of types of mu- provided entertainment. Mem Catholic Youth Organization orientation session by a Kil- was awarded an associate lr lime." and tho basketball team. arts degree in executive sec Miss Danowitz Is attending sic have been selected with a hers of the band are Robert mer staff member, four lead ClsarPlex It Ihi wonderful new product retary at the 131st commence Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., two fold purpose: that students Layei, and Billy Marco, Mid Michael is the third member corpsmen escorted the two bus- •hat clean complexion!, tti patented ment exercises at Green Moun and will graduate June 2, She learn to appreciate various dletown Township High of the Poole family to be ac- loads n[ students to the cen- formula actually itervei.ugly ikin blem- Is majoring in Russian studies. sorts of music and that, they School; Rickle Pcttit, Mater cepted by the Foreign Lan- ter's vocational and academic tain College. iiliet by drying up the oili that blemiihei 1 Dei High, New Monmouth, and While a student at Greet feed on. Developed by a leading derma- She graduated from the Star gain experience by playing guage League for study in Eu- area. The group completed its tologiit, CliarNu ii gu»r»nteed to work of the Sea Academy, Long them. Carmen Manacugo, Thome Ju rope. His brother, Mark, attend- visit with luncheon in the din- Mountain she was a member o or your money back. Available at lead- Branch, N.J., in the 1004 and The music view wil lhe the nior High, Middletown. ed the University of Rheims, ing hall which is operated by the Christian Association, Out Ing Drug Store! without a preicription. DIANB NOOLOWf attended Immaculata College, department's final presen- Refreshments were served France and his brother, Peter, corpsmen in Kilmer's Food ing Club and Athletic Assoc: Photo by Pofle Pholo Sorvke Rtd lonk H. I. Immaculata, Pa. tation of the year. and games were played. the University of Madrid, Spain. Servico School. ation. 8-THE DAILY REGISTER. Frid«v. Mav 24, 1968 Ann Landers 5th District Women Picked for State Posts On Again, Off Again you and you advised me to back In my hands and I am .ATLANTIC CITY — Mrs. minrs, who also received an __ Dear Ann Landers: I need closing a self-addressed, get" professional -help.—-It determined to make somfe_ Robert L. Brass of Freehold! award for outstanding case the opinion of a fair-minded stamped envelope. 7 person. A certain relative of Dear Ann Landers: You meant I had to take my em- thing good of it. elected southern study. was elected southern vice mine wears a hearing aid. frequently suggest profession- ployer into my confidence (a I owe a great deal to you, chairman at Ihc annual spring A case finding award In to my wife and to a wonder- 1 She likes to argue a lot and al help. I wonder how many painful and humiliating convention hcrr of the .Junior Brail)' was presented to the usually on subjects she people look right past that move), and I had to let my fully competent doctor. If you Membership Department, State Rod Bank Juniors, and a spi- doesn't know anything about. suggestion and tell them- wife pay for my therapy would like to publish my let- Federation of Women's Clubs. nal certificate for Projcd Whenever she gets in a tight selves why it is not practical (more pain and humiliation). ter, as a means of encour- •Otlwurea womennamed lo Hope to..Asbury. Park, Kalnn- spot and realizes she is los- for them. I was one of those After 10 weeks of intensive aging others, please feel free new posts were Mrs. William town, Freehold, Little Silvet, ing the argument she turns people who was certain ther-' psychiatric therapy, I am a to do so. Sign me — A BET- Mills of the Freehold Junior* Matawan, Middletown and Red off her hearing aid. apy. would be too costly, too better man emotionally, TER MAN Bank clubs. Braille chairman; Mrs. Ger- This little maneuver can embarrassing and too time physically and morally. I now Dear Man: A low bow to ard Oiesler, Matawan Juniors drive a person up the wall. consuming. know that therapy need not you for your courage and civics chairman; Mrs. Ronald What can be done to combat For several years I had a take years, that it need not humility. What you have G. Albury, Red Bank Juniors, Alumni Slate unfair tactics of this sort? severe emotional problem cost a fortune and it need done — others can do. And club yearbooks and sczapbook - WILLING TO LISTEN which led to an impossible not cause shame or embar- I hope they will. Thanks for writing. chairman, and Miss Sandra J, Fashion Show Dear Willing: What I'm marital situation. I wrote to rassment. My life is now Pe'lturi, Ashiiry Park Juniors, AVON — The Monmouth- about to suggest is a dirty i international relations chair- Ocean Alumni Chapter of Cen- trick, but under the circum- man., tejiary__Collcge for Women, will stances, it's what she de- AAUW Concocts Midsummer's Night Scheme . The -following awardsJoOuE -bold jits' luncheoMashidiushnw serves. The next time you L; siamling-wflrk—wore mBf the Northern and Mrs. Keith Sprouse, New Shrewsbury, wan Juniors, second place, and home of Mrs. Robert D. Sera- TO THE VICTOR — Mrs. Philip G. Bornheim, left, pre- think her hearing aid has Monmouth County Branch of the American recording secretary. Mrs. Charles Darrah, Association of University Women. Little Silver, has been elected to another stale project for brain injured bis, 126 Washington Ave. sents silver bowl, awarded annually for most popular gone on the fritz and while —-Mra—Virginia—Applegate, she is switching it off and on, The meeting, open to the public, will term as treasurer. Hswinrrangement displayed in Maytime Tour- homes, ond place. Bay Head, is chairman of the you can speak your piece. take place on Monday, June 3, at 8 p.m._. Non-members of AAUW are invited to^ The Edward R, Johnston benefit. Proceeds will go to the to Mrs, Charles Jahnig, Auldwood Lane, Rumion, mem- here in the Presbyterian Church House. A participate in the group's Round HoBin Center for the Blind award was chapter's Scholarship Fund. ber of the Fair Haven Garden Club. The four, spon- variety of materials — pebbles, fabric Bridge, which aids the Fellowships Fund. Dear Ann Landers: This is scraps, seeds, pictures, etc., will be avail- Featuring both couples' and women's presented to the Freehold Ju sored by the Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, attracted a second marriage for both Miss Dorothy L. Wilken, able for the creating of individual art bridge, the Round Robin also includes both my wife and me. Lois and I president, named Mrs. Charles more than 700 viiitors. J Register Stiff Photo); works. The meeting carries out the theme social and serious groups. A small contri- get along well and this mar- E. Schelling of Wall Township, "Society's Reflection in the Arts," one of bution made by each player at each ses- SHREWSBURY publicity chairman, succeed- riage is a good one. Our only disagreements result from two topics being studied this year by the sion is added to the organization's scholar- ing Mrs. Alfred Schmidt, Deal, branch. Mrs. John Pavelka, Lincroft, is in ship fund for women graduate students. SAILING who resigned. Lois' animosity toward the Rumson Woman Wins nieces and nephews of my charge. Those interested may contact Mrs. J, L. Mrs. Schelling was in charge previous marriage. Two new officers have been installed Simon, 47 Woodhull Ave., Red Bank.' SCHOOL of "the "Cuisine Night" 'pro- For Information _.. gram which featured favorite I have known these children hbrs d'oeuvrcs brouglOtHhT timeTour since birth-and I love them WRITE meeting by the members. COLTS NECK-Mrs. Charles Zimmerer; yellow ribbon, Mrs very much. It tiever occurred JERRY DREW The June 11 meeting will be Jahnig, Bumson, member of the Charles K Sprlnghorn, anc to me that we are no longer 624 Point Rd., Lltflt Silver held at 8 p.m. in the home of Fair Haven Garden Club re- white ribbon, Mrs. Loui: related, as Lois insists. True, they are the children of my OR CALL 747-3479 Mrs. J. A. Gannon, 964 Presi- ceived the most votes for her Schreiner, members of Gardei dent Ave., Toms River. flower arrangement displayed Club RFD, Middletown. former wife's sister and brother, but the divorce has on the 11th annual Maytime Rumson Garden Club winners -Tour_of_Hmnea_ hell Tuesday not changed my feeling for in-the home of Mr.-and_Mrs, -them, ,: in the Colts Neck-Middletown Maltby Jelliffe were: blue rib- Last Christmas, Lois and I area, More than 700 visitors bon, Mrs. Merritt Lane Jr.; rec supported the tour which bene- had our first serious argu- ribbon, Mrs. Harold Scott Jr.; ment. She was visibly upset fited the Marlboro Hospital yellow ribbon, Mrs.. John M, Auxiliary. when I. bought gifts for my Miller, and white ribbon, Mrs nieces and nephews. She ac- Mrs. Jahnlg's arrangement DAY CAMP Dayton Beguelin. cused me of using them as an Tvas placed-ctrthe dining-room "excuse to stay llnlffid-wli table of Shady Brook, home of Navesink Garden Club winners in the home of Dr. and former wife — which Is al> Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baird. Tri- surd. angular in form', the arrange- Mrs.. Donald Smith were: blue ment consisted of miniature Tibbbn, Mrs. William Kissane If there is any validity to carnTtions, pinlt and deep rose redribbon, Mrs, Howards Lois' criticism please tell me 42nd YEAR snapdragons with baby's breath duska; yellow ribbon, Mrs, and I will rethink the situa- and fern placed in an antique navid Jackson; white ribbon tion.-TSQUBLE IN CLEVE- UNDER SAME OWNER! pressed glass bowl, Other win- Mrs. T, R. McGeehan. LAND- Short'i Original Day ners in the Balrd home were: New Shrewsbury • Lincroft Dear Trouble: A second Camp * 11 CettnhY i red ribbon, Mrs. Grover Cul- Garden Club winners in the wife who tries to isolate her Foremast In hptrltnca shaw; yellow ribbon, Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Oakley husband from all his previ- American camping Aim. Approve* Mimtur James Humphreys, and white M. Smith were: blue ribbon ous ties makes a serious mis- ribbon, Mrs. Harry Shulte. Mrs. H. J. Burton; red ribbon take. She should be smart Nationally Winners in the home of Mrs. Mrs. William Schroeder; yellow enough to know that he will Recognized Pioneer Robert Rex from R.FD were: ribbon, Mrs. William Charlton, eliminate some of the old Directly on the blue ribbon, Mrs. Peter A. and white ribbon, Mrs. John connections because he wants Read; red ribbon, Mrs. Walter Flockhart. toS The ones he wishes to Cool Ocean maintain should not be tam- CIVIC-MINDED youngsters of the Little Silver Junior Garden Club and their adviser, 643 Ocean AVMUI _ WEST END pered with. If a second wife Mrs. Robert Hamlin, receive Sears Roebuck Foundation Award for Civic Progress succeeds, through pressure, from Henry C. Ploeger, manager of Sean Middletown store. Girls are, left io right, in getting her^husband to • SPECIALISTS IN SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS • Lynn Caffee, 10; Janet Yandervert, and Kath|§ei!Ôran,_bpthi sever all oHTHes he may be- The "Swimming Gamp" with I SALT WATER POOLS come resentful and decide he (Register Staff Photo) 1 Instructional Fools • Olympic Size Pool • Children's Pool made a bad bargain. Got it? Pools CHLORINATED for Assured GERM-FREE Protection I hope your wife gets it, too. Private Beach on Premise} , Baseball—Basketball. Dear Ann Landers: Why Junior Gardeners Rewarded Football—Track & Other. can't girls- be paper boys? I LITTLE SILVER - The Sports Instructed by i am 11 years of age and ever Susan and Marianne Milligan, was painted and gaily decorat- Diane Marshall, Martha EXPERT COACHES since I can remember I have Sears " Roebuck Foundation ed by Nancy and Marianne Mil- Thompson, Janet Vandervort, • Unsurpassed Facilities wanted to have a paper Award for Civic Progress was ligan and placed at a littered route. Susan Johnston, Lynn Caffee, corner in the business area. t Best Program presented here this week to 25 My brother had a route Beverly Betz, Nancy Layton, This week the girls re-planted [0 Best Staff nine, 10 and 11-year-old girls, Karen Miller, Patty White and the flagpole area for the com- last year and half the time I members of the local Junior ftupnrlor In Every RMPMI took it over because he was Mary Kennedy. A waste barrel i ing year. IYB Invlto Comparison sick or had something else Garden Club. The presentation to do, I really enjoyed it was made by Henry C. Expert Pro Golf Instructions, Plus Use of and would love a route of my Ploeger, manager of Sears' TANNING own. Golf Course at Twin Brook Golf Center, Neptune Middletown store, and accept- Most girls are as strong as ed by the club's adviser, Mrs. ALO COSMETICS Boyi and Glrli 4Vi To 12 Ytars boys and they are every bit Robert Hamlin. REASONABLE RATES as dependable, maybe even Tten Age Group 13 To H Y«an more so. Delivering papers The juniors were rewarded your SUNday best... ALL DAY - I wnki Jimt 34 ID Aug. It - (oll-lnclujlvt rait) SM3.M is fun. It teaches kids to be for designing and planting an J weeks (mln. inrollmtnl - oll-lncluilvi roll) SIU.OO area of red, white and blue FASHION TAN« h.lpi you at- AFTER TAN® anhanttt «nd at- responsible and it is a great tain a rich glowing tan while Nursery Camp 3 to 4'/i Years — Special Low Rate flowers around the flagpole in centuatat your fashionable way to earn money. Since moisturiiing and shielding your tan,' keeps skin looking youth- . . . All Affi Grants Limited. females are supposed to have front of the Little Silver Bor- skin. Soothes, smooths and fully lustrous and excitingly beautifies as it helps you tan. ' Hot Lunch Available — Transportation Provided IN THE CARDS — Optimistic members of Shrewsbury equal rights nowadays why ough Hal] last year. The girls alive. can't they be hired to do this maintained the planting Hose Company Auxiliary predict plenty of profits from Write or Plume Far Brochure work? - AGAINST UNFAIR- throughout the summer and in benefit card party scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the fall, added chrysanthe- H. T. YOUNG PHARMACY John F. Cittadino, Director - Owner NESS PETER T. GUDICEUO, R. P. - TEL 747-3331 mums. At Christmas, the girls IS Ymrs Phyllcol Dlrtctor ol Asbury Fork High School the firehouse. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Frank Dancey, left, Dear Against: A fine ques- decorated Borough Hall with Markham Place, Little Silver, N. J. 7'r/. 222-6M — Visiting Ojjice Open. Daily, and Mrs. Carl Will, both of Shrewsbury. tion — and one for which I roping and wreaths they made have no answer. Let's ask IMWMI timings, Saturdays and Sundays (Register Staff Photo)' injvorkship sessions. those fine gentlemen — the With the $25 cash award, the JUDGING SHOW backbone of the industry — the circulation managers of LITTLE SILVER - Geza de girls plan to begin a conser- the nation's newspapers. Why Vegh, director of the Old Mill vation project. can't girls be paper boys? Gallery, Tinton Falls, and Bel- The awards were made as mar artist Ann Mitchell will part of joint program spon PLAY GIRL SLIPCOVERS judge the second annual May- Drinking may be "in" to the sored by Sears and the Garden NEWI kids you run with — but it time Art Festival of the Eve- Club of New Jersey to en- ning Department of the Little can put you "out" for keeps. courage civic gardening pro- WIGS flBBIIHIIt? IDRAPERY FABRICS Silver Woman's Club. The You can cool it and stay pop- grams. DISTRIBUTORS event, open to the public, will ular. Read "Booze and You The juniors also initiated an 728 MATTISON AVE. be staged in the clubhouse, — For Teen-Agers Only." anti-litter program last month, ASBURY PARK Rumson Road and Church St., Send 35c in coin and a long, writing letters to merchants 988-2115 Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Be- self-addressed, stamped enve- LET US CUSTOM TAILOR asking for their cooperation. Retail & Wholesale ceiving of entries in all cate- lope with your request. The girls cleared a 150-foot YOUR SLIPCOVERS NOW! gories, including graphics and Ann Landers will be glad to long area in the center of town sculpture, will be tomorrow help you with your prob- during Clean Up Week. Work- FIRST AGAIN WITH OUR Our •yperli will cut and from 1 to 5 p.m. in the club- lems. Send them to her in ing on this project wwe Kathv pin-fit your ilipcoveri house. care of this newspaper, en- Oram, Lauren and Linda BIG SAVINGS ON ALL HAIR GOODS fight in your own home— Judge, Susan Lloyd, Nancy, thc-n tailur them me+icu. njtall them. Hand Made 25" LONG ill I at the «il First Annual Show 95 furniture The Madlyn Shop 95 Chooie frcm PERTH AMBOY - The first WIGS FALLS printdd flor- 74 annual Art Festival and Sale 28 Prospect Plaza, Little Silver Shopping Center 100% HUMAN HAIR 10.OZ. HAIR 99 , Colonial sponsored by the Young Mens i & Hebrew Association of the ttar- Skilled Decorating Costs No More — and the itan Bay Area, 316 Madison MANY SALE Ave., will be held here Sun- Results Will Really Please You! day through Wednesday from Cn95 HAIR AJ195 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m: of each of the four days. A pa- FALLS 59 PIECES 24 M. Silberstein Inc. trons' preview and reception AS LOW AS will be held Saturday at 9 p.m. • Instant Credit "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" Spring Merchandise Among the artists represent- Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies ed will be Sarah McGee, Ea- OPEN 10 A.M. TO t P.M. MON., TOES., IHURS., SAT. tontown, and Josephine. Sher- OPEN 10 A.M. TO ? P.M. — WED. and FRI. Wallpaper Tables Furniture Bedspreads May 27 thru June 1st man of Matawan. More than SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ANY NIUHT OPMV DAILY 9-i5i3O 400 paintings and sculptures 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK will be shown at the festival FKIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. which will be open to the public. There is no admission fee. Carnival At Annual Dinner In Rumson Tomorrow Lincroft Club Honors 2 Members RUMSON - Holy Cross MIDDLETOWN-Two mem- book and on several occasions acted as co-chairman of one of chairmen are: historian, Mrs. School will hold its annual bers of the Line-raft Woman's babysat (or other active club the club's rummage sales, Frank Adair; telephone com- Children's Carnival tomorrow .Club-.wpre..honored for-.their members - served in the points, commit IPB. mittee, Mrs. Frank DRAH- from ID a.m. to 4 p.m. on the achievements at the dub's In 1966 Mrs. Benson was and sold extra tickets for the geJis; yearbenk, Mrs. Joseph school grounds, Rumson Road. eighth annual dinner here in named a "Jewel in the Crown card party and "Luncheon Is Paskowski; community affairs The family event, sponsored Bamm Hollow Country Club. of the Fifth District" for hav- Served" projects. Mrs. Thorpe council adviser, Mrs. Raymond by the Parent-Teacher Associ Clubwoman of the Year ing the longest biography of is currently active in the Lin- Lonartowicz. ation, is tinder the chairman award was presented to Mrs. continuous membership in the croft Elementary School PTA. Congratulations were ex- ship of Mrs. Andrew Mcfrerby,1 Paul Benson and First Year General Federation nf Wom- Newly-appointed department lemk'il to Mrs. DeAllgeliS president. Award was won by Mrs. Rob-en's Clubs. She has been a chairmen are: American! whose docoupage won first Fresh flowers will be sold, ert Thorpe, member nf I lip Proak- home, Mrs. Clifford Adams;] place in the Fifth Dis- there will be a weight guessing Mrs. Benson was named ness Woman's Club, Wayne; arts and crafts, Mrs, Harold trict American Home and Art booth and a trash and treasure Clubwoman of the Year the Anchorage Woman's Club Talmadê; music, Mrs. Ches- Achievement, day of the New sale. Games for children will for having earned the highest in Alaska, and the Lin- ter Danowitz; public welfare, Jersey State Federation of be fish pond, ring toss, sponge number of points during the croft Woman's Club from 1954 Mrs. Benson; and youth conser- Women's Clubs and third place throw and a Miss Pic-a-pocket club's fiscal year. She was ac-to the present date. vation, Mrs. Louis PcMola. in the stale competition at At- will entertain. Hot dogs, ham- tive in two club departments, Mrs. Robert Thorpe, a native The new standing committee lantic City. . burgers, cakes and candy will music and public wel- of Monmoutli County and chairmen are: membership, Program for the evening was be available all day. Assisting fare, served on a rum- mother of three daughters, won Mrs. Harry DeSamper; news- provided by the music depart- with the festivities will be the mage sain crimmittPR, was sub- the First Year Award letter, Mrs. Walter Kroeck; ment, Mrs, Danowitz provided Sisters of Mercy, teachers at chairman and model for the by achieving the highest de- point system, Mrs. Donald a piano medley during the so- • the school. card party, participated in the gree of service during her first Whittom; program, Mrs. Rich- cial hour. / . ; Fifth District Music Festival, — Winners in the poster contest full year of membership.-She ard -Baranowski^—pub!icityr ^ygsT held in conjunction with .Satur- served on the ways and means was also active in twoiepart- Mrs. John Connolly; ways and corned into the club as,a new day's event were Beth Ann committee, the scholar- menls, public welfare and means, Mrs, James Parmen- member. ship committee and the com- Patey, first; Kathy Gatley, PUBLIC RECOGNITION — Among volunteer workers for the Monmouth County Unit American home; served on the tier and Mrs. Peter-Ghiloni, second, and Helen Conley, mittee for updating the policy ways and means committee, and community improvement, THE DAILY REGISTER. third, in the grades seven to for the Association for Retarded Children honored yesterday for their service were Mrsr Paul Middleton; eight categories. Winners in the Miss Mary C. Kelly, left, Red Bank, and Mrs. Herbert Gaslcill, center, Oceanport, a New ' special committee Friday, May 24, 1968—9 five to six category were Deb- founder and charter member of the unit. Countess Anatole BuxhoeyedenL rjght, of MM* orah Adair, first; John Guthe, Rumson, presented the awards. ' (Register Staff Photo) JL- second, and Carol Ready, third. CUSTOM DECORATOR CHAIRS County Unit for Retarded Children IIGHT DIFFERENT MODELS. YOUR CHOICE OF FABRICS. Ready-Made 1AA00 VALUES and Custom Honors Volunteers at Luncheon IUU TO 159.00 EATONTOWN - The Mon-Rumson, and Miss Mary Kelly, luki, Red Bank; Mrs. Christine mouth County Unit of the NewRed Bank. Gerweck, Sea Bright; Mrs. Bet- Huffman & Boyle Jersey Association for Retarded Others who have served two ty Halverson, Mrs. Virginia Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 ; Children held its annual Vohim years or less include Mrs.- Bon- Hudson, .and._Mrs Penelope teer's Luncheon at the Colon- nie Lee Smith, Colts Neck; Mrs. Ticehurst, Shrewsbury; Mrs. nade Restaurant, here, yester- Jane Wells, Eatontown; Mrs. Ruth Barker, Mrs. Robert Berg, BED day to honor and thank com- Pamela Jamison, Englishtown; Countess Buxhoeveden, Mrs. munity-minded women who con- Mrs. Nancy Berneman, Mrs. Jean Calllnan, Mrs. I. Ralph SHREWSBURY tributed time on a regularly Barrie Fahey, Mrs. Ross W. Fox, Mrs. Billette Hofmann, SPREADS scheduled and consistent basis Scott and Mrs. Lois Thatcher, Mrs. Frank Leach, Mrs. Robert N»»J a king ii« ipr«aj for # queen in the association's programs Fair Haven; Mrs. Betty Ballew, Ludewig, Mrs. Lynn McChrls- CHORAL the bed? W. have HI ... or c.n male it. Come jn and sse fipw you for the retarded. Mrs. Margaret Kiraly, and tian, Mrs. Joseph R. McMahon, can tii an extra touch to your Special awards were pre- Misses Gail Sihler and Linda Mrs. Vivian Paulson, Mrs. SPRING CONCERT collectionbedroom .with t spread from our sented by the hostess, Countess Van De Veer, Freehold; Mrs. George A. Sheehan Jr., Mrs. Roberta Buxhoeveden, Rumson. Thomas 0. Bernheim, Holmdel; Margaret Weil and Mrs. Bar- SATURDAY, MAY 25th 8:30 Pins for 10 years' service were Mrs. Chloe Brokaw, Mrs. Syl-bara Wellman, all of Rumson; awarded to Mrs. Mildred An- via Burton, Mrs. David Heene- Mrs. Elsie West, Wananiassa, at derson, Sea Bright; Mrs^ Vir- han, Mrs. Susan McGuinness and Mrs. Phyllis Baratta and Mrsr-Marie-Marino,-West-Al-- RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN ginia Clapp, Little Silver, and and Mrs. Caroline Pease, Little LINCROFT CELEBRITIES — Comparing noies on their Silver; Mrs. Caroline Osman, lenhurst. Mrs. Herbert Gaskill, Ocean- awards are Lincroft Woman's Club members Mrs. Paul port; an eight-year award to Matawan; Mrs. Rosemary Mrs. Edna Mohr, Spring REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Hammond, Mrs. Emmie Mayer, Lake, president of the Asbury Benson, left, named Clubwoman of the Year, and Mrs. SHREWSBURY Miss Pam Biker, Rumson; a STUDENTS 1.00 ADULTS 2.00 five-year award to Mrs. John R. Mrs, Marjorie Nelson, Mrs. Pa-Park Auxiliary for Retarded Robert Thorpe, winner of the First__Y.MrL Award.*Ths 468 BROAD ST. Quinn, Rumson; and four-year tricia Pannebaker, Mrs. Thel- Children, was arrangements Call 747-4422 two were honored at annual dinner in Bamm Hollow awards to Mrs. E. William Dey, ma Peterson, and Mrs. Helen chairman, assisted by Mrs. Santoianni, Middletown. Mary McErlean, Manasquan. Country Club. (Register Staff Photo) Advertise in The Register Mrs. Mary Wright, Little Sil- Mrs. Patricia Heim and Mrs. ver; Mrs. Winifred Olson, Rum- Jean Wirth, Neptune; Mrs. Annson, and Mrs. Patricia Sweeney, Mazzeo, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Sea Bright, all of the associa- Professor ONE DAY SALE Margaret Mclrvin, Oceanport; tion's Day Care staff, coordi- Mrs. Wendy Evans, Mrs. Jack- nated auxiliary-staff efforts on Speaks On Large Collection of ie Nichols and Mrs. Vera Ty- the luncheon. Soviet Image FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINDS! PERSIAN RUGS County Legion Auxiliary COLTS NECK - "The IT'S WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE , • »• if. Changing Russian Image" was And Other Fine Qualities of Oriental the topic of Prof. Byran D. FOR THE TERRIFIC SAVINGS IN OUR Stuart__at._the._Womanls:_gub Names New Officers meeting here, in the education- Has been ttmovti from the WaFehouse where it w«5 al building of the Reformed stored and will be sold to the public in single lots on NEPTUNE - Mrs. William Reynolds, Matawan, sergeant- H. Rice of West Long Branch at-arms. Church. Miss Peggy Rice, a junior at FRIDAY, MAY 24th, 1968 was elected president of the The appointment of Mrs. Ba- Monmouth County American sil Slocum, West Long Branch, Freehold-Regional High School, was named the club's Citizen- From 11 a.m. to 9 pjn. Legion Auxiliary at a meeting as secretary was ratified. . «t the Winners in the legion-spon- ship Institute delegate at Doug' here in the Neptune post home. lass College June 17-21. Her al- clearance! MOLLY PITCHER MOTOR INN Others elected lor two-year sored poppy poster contest are ternate is Miss Peggy Neelis,- 88 Riverside Ave. terms were Mrs. Ernest Kel- Jeannette Wainwright, Mead- also a junior at the regional COATS • SUITS • DRESSES • KNITS • COSTUMES owbrook School, Eatontowh, school. RED BANK, NJ. ler, Belniar, first vice presl dent; Mrs. George Rinear, sec- Class 1, and Betty Jo Denegar, Miss Rice, who has served FINAL FASHION CLEARANCE • MOSTLY % OFF! Memorial School, Eatontown, By authorization of those financially concerned we halve ond Vice president, Keyport; on the Student Council and as class treasurer and treasurer been instructed to liquidate these line and valuable Mrs. Cornelius Frazier, Nep- Class B. Persian and other Oriental Rugs: Handmade Persian Unit 24 of Asbury Park was of the Girls Athletic Associa Carpets are becoming scarcer and more expensive • all' tune, third vice president; TVIrs. Spring, Ciassicandhigh-fashfon VALUES TO 89.95 the winning auxiliary in the tion, was awarded the Shield wool coats in year- the time. This is a rare opportunity to obtain fine Annabell Breil, Union Beach, Summer Persian Carpets of real quality which may Be turned poppy corsage contest. and Key and is a member of round colors and navy the newspaper staff and Dra- investment. treasurer; Mrs. Lillian Apple- Doll dressing contest winners COATS t.. sizes 6 to 13 28. A 38. matic Art Club. She also is a CONTENTS INCLUDE: Silk Fringe Nain,' Inlaid gate, Belmar, historian; Mrs. were, Class I, Vicki DiAnna cheerleader. Silk Quoin, Natural Keshan, Antique Lahver Kirman, Catherine Borelli, Asbury Park, and Barbara Grasso, Neptune Signed Tabriz, Sarouk, Bokhara, Afghan, Heriz, Township; eiass 2, and Class Ardebil, Hamadan, Belouch and many others.. chaplain, and Mrs. Orville Miss Neelis, also recipient 3, Debbie Wankel, Leonardo. of the Shield and Key award, Town* Designer-look suits ... beau- MOSTLY Specialized Merchandise Exchange, Inc. tiful fashions, luxury fabrics, KOOS EXHIBIT The county group will meet is a member of the dance com- Travel Terms: Cash or Check again June 14 in the Commu- mittee, French and Varsity superb workmanship, sizes 8 FREEHOLD — Hie Theatre nity Center, West Long Branch, clubs, Teachers of America SUITS to 18. " Vz OFF Arts Guild of Freehold will pre- as guests of Unit 411. 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Yes, they stand for ALL SALES FINAL NORTHEAST quality. Yes — Pay Less REMEDIAL READING Business Machines School for Brand Names with Charge Accounts MONTCLAIR and SPRING LAKE "BIG W" Grades 1 to 4 — 8 Weeks—$100.00 Invited 54 BROAD ST. RED BANK 500 bloomfield ave. 1113 third ave. Discount Pricsil Mater Dei Serves Up 7*3 Upset in GNT innings of the nine-inning tilt. UNION - One of these days which posted its I5(h victory of date, time and site yet to be aimed it in the direction of made up for his first inning on first and second. Joe Dis- Mater Dei — more often than the season against only three determined. Sayreville pitcher Reggie Car- bobbles by stinging a two-run cavage delivered Collins with In addition to the two-hit yield, not referred to as ' maitre d' " setbacks, combined the two-hit The winners survived first ney, who entered the contest single, and Paul Albe chased another single. he walked four while striking pitching or Billy Collins with Inning butterflies, particularly - Palagano around with a boom-.... by those who obviously have with an unblemished J-0 record. Msufauce Runs out six— never been exposed to the Latin timely long-ball hitting to dump in the tummy of'shortstop Tom ing triple to make it 4-2, and Bill Shanahan ignited the fire The Seraphs added a pair of M (7) I SayrevIllB (3) language - will be well enough a Romber club which was rid- Falagano. The usually sure- Carney left the mound. AB E HI AB R H insurance tallies in the sixth. 4 1 known "to have its name proper- ing on a 15-Rame winning handed infieldcr had the mis- by rapping a single. He was Sayreville closed the gap to Sh'n'an.cr 5 1 1 i Gnhel.K slreak after an opening game sacrificed to second by Mike Warrack knocked in both with RiisHo.ua 2 111 F«llow,»« 3 ly pronounced. fortune of committing four er- a run in the bottom of the Djsr'age.c .1 2 \ George,cf 4 0 1-0 loss to Matawan Regional. Husso. r.eorge Warrack drew a double, scoring Collins who W'r'ck.ih 4 1 i Carn'y.p-lb 5 2 1 The Seraphs may have taken rors in the opening frame, per- third when it notched a single VlsUntU.rf 5 111 Poll,33b o , Pisealaway Next mitting Sayreville to gain a 2-0 another free pass to put run- had walked and Russo who was r'l'g'nrtss 4 111 R'z'w'cz.'ib i o another step in that direction marker on one of the two Allif If * 0 1 | niBilsE.rf 4 o Q at Union High School Field yes- The triumph advanced the lead without the benefit of a ners on first and second. hit by a pitch. The runners Phlln'i 3b 3 0 I) 1 Cmplon.lt) 2 0 o singles, both of the infield va- had moved up a base on Dis- ColJIns.p 2 2 0 1 Kelster.p 1 0 o terday by upsetting foiirlh- Seraphs in'a quarter-final con-- hit. Palagano Repents 1 lfnkr-U 4 0 riety, but Mater Dei got it back seede'd Sayreville in a first , test against Pisealaway, 8-3 That's the way the score re- John Vigilottl then rammed cavage's sacrifice bunt. 1 Lynch,v 1 * round game of the Greater first round victors over Parsip- mained until the top of the a two-base hit, Shanahan scor- in the top of the fourth. Collins was superb in hand- 34 7 8 I 35 3 2 pany Wednesday. The game third when the Seraphs un- cuffing the losers, He pitched Mater Del «M 102 nofl-7 Newark Tournament, 7-3. ing and Warrack stopping at Collins opened with a walk, Sayrevlllf ., 201 009 00O-3 Coach Dick Harnett's club, will be played next week, the packed their heavy artillery and third. Falagano more than and Russo's single put runners scoreless ball over the final six 3B—Albe. 2B—Warrack, VigHotU. Keyporf Places 'C Crown on Shore '" KPyprrMigh-School-yester- by-drawinf-a-walki-He scored Ânother boot âllowed _MJkl g, walked six a dropped third strike, and per cent of the losers' gam* day - luraed_Jhe J«y_whjch quickly as Tsm Depko rocked Djirko to resell first to open and fanned 4ive; Mike Wells sent him around to hit production. opened the door lo the Shore a triple.Ttepkb scampered a three-run insurance rally in Five In First third with a single. A walk to Jim Demaree was the wi home on Bob Laroski's sacri- Shore scored early and often ning hurler. He went the firsl Conference "C" Division base- the; seventh. Schanck singled, Steve Bray loaded the bases hall championship for Shore fice fly. and both—runners- came on the way to its title-clinch- six inhnings, giving lip all fo against Scott Riley, Hudson's Regional. The Keys added three In the around on a triple by Tony La- ing triumph over Henry Hud- safeties and three bases balls. He struck out eight bai Shore closed Its "C" cam- fifth for a commanding 5-0 ad- Conte. Roberts beat out an in- son. The Blue Devils picked loser who went the distance. ters. Doug O'Horo finished u] -paign-by-wallapingJkffliyJM vantage. Depko walked, Ed field- hit;-IaConte -holding- his up five runs in the first inning, Steve Pomerantz drove in TJstervich singled~ana"the~for- and-two in each of the second son Regional, 10-1, but the title base, before Depko lofted a two runs-with-a-single-before Riley yielded seven hit mer came around on an error and third frames to take a 9-0 Yamello stroked his home run. wouldn't have come Blue Dev- sacrifice fly. eight walks and struck o ils1 way without Keyport's con- on a batted ball off the bat of lead before the Admirals tal- Yamello also drove in eight for the Admirals, wh vincing 8-2 rout of Southern Laroski, Ostervich stopping at Southern scored single runs lied their lone run in Shore's fourth-inning run with are .1-8 in "C" play and 4- Regional. third. John Schanck then hit off DiGiambattisti in the fifth the fourth. a hit. overall. a grounder which resulted in and seventh. The winning hurl- Rocky Yamello's three-run Singles by Mark Card, Don Shore, 13-7-1 overall, showed Keyporl (8> goulhern (2) another Ram error, permitting er was wild, walking nine, and homer was the big blow in the Luddy and Pete Turner in the AB R H AB H s 9-2-1 division mark, good for Rob'rt«,Jb 5 1 1 Cramer.3l> 1 1 two more runs to cross the he struck out only three, Stan opening stanza, Rich Watson fourth accounted for the Ad mpko.ls 4 2 9 Martln.Ib 2 n 1!) points on the basis of two plate. O»t'v'h,cf 4 11 Apgir.lt 3 1 Tomczyk, Southern's route-go- reached first safely on miral run and represented 75 Lir'ikUb 3 10 Courtoey.o 2 o points for a victory and one for Dlgi'b'ji.p 4 0 2 Wood.lb 3 0 a tie. Yesterday's loss left Dljbr'w.rf 3 0.0 Hivlevy.rt I 0 Durko.14) 110 Cr&iner.is 4 *i Southern, 13-5 -overall, with a Sch'nek.o 4 11 RenaJd,o[ 1 0 S-S league log and only 18 L'Cont«,lf 3 1 1 Tomcsyk.p 3 0 points. A Southern^ triumph 33 11 23 2 K»yport ,..^..«..... i, JOO 030-4. ever the Red Raiders would Falter, Fliers Flog; Soltihifa R«B ;.-..^WO • 010-1- have given the Rams 3B—Depko, LlConte. • 20 points and the crown. Henry Hndiian (I) Shore (10) AB RH AB R The point system was Inau Mt>nea,2b 1 0 0 Watwn,2b 3 2 Korner,3b 3 0 0 Wella,si 4 1 pirated this year by Share R«ey,p 3 0 0 Bray.rf 3 2 'A' Division Laurels Bray.rf 1 drd," 3 11 P'''t3b 1 ! the Shore Conference to limit A porous defense yesterday The Lion. ; added two more and an infield out produced en base and two passed balls. Luddy. 0 3 0 1 P'm'r'ti,3b 1 0 the possibility of co-champion- prevented ^Monmouth Re- the markers. Turaer,rt 3 0 1 Yamello.lt 3 1 markers after two outs In the Kevin Costello was respon- Hauler, lb 3 0 0 Faeundo.lf 1 0 ships. gional", which had held down Pad Advantage sible for both of Red Bank's Uvy.d _i 0 1 ,H«lK*se,lb 1 0 sixth. Another miscue opened MerrUUt 2 0 0 *D»U»a,cI 2 1 Mlscucs Help first place for most of the sea- The Scarlet Fliers added runs. In the fourth inning, he Demaree,p-3 1 the door here as Doug Rochelle THE LAST STAND — Frank J. Pingitore, left, who re- Keyport, now 8-7 overall and son, from gaining a clear-cut three more tallies in the next tripled and scored on Jim Mot- O'Horop 0 0 8-5 against division foes, re- Shore Conference "A" Division reached base on an error. 54 10 tires in June after 41 years at Red Bank High School, inning. Singles by Rich Becker, tine's single. Two innings later, Henry Hudson 000 100 0- ceived a fine two-hit pitching baseball title. This was followed by Hart's George Steinert and Guy he blasted a solo home run. Shore Reg ,522 100 x-1 joins four of the school's 1968 athletes at the Board performance from Steve Di- HE—Yamello. 3B—Briy, D«maru. With seven errors leading di- triple and Mike Ward's single, Buonocore loaded the bases. Winning pitcher Kim Cole- of Education dinner last night. Standing with the athletic "iamhattisti and an eight-hit rectly—U)—runs, Mirlrilplnwn Neptune broke a scoreless A walk to Spaeth forced in man struck out 11 and walked director, left to right, are Charles Carter, track; Kevin attack which was sup- Township blanked the Golden tie with two runs in the third. wie run and walker's single three. Mottine was the loser plemented by shoddy play by Falcons, 8-1). Trailing the lead- Jack Spaeth opened with a sent in another. after giving up five runs on Schoolboy^ Knecht, and Al Griffin, football. Kneeling is Gary" Southern. ers by one game before the single and went to third on The winners closed their six hits during the first five Sergeant, football, with the Tinker Dora Memorial The Raiders jumped out to day's action, Neptune took ad- Don Walker's double. A field- scoring in the sixth on a walk. innings. He fanned seven and Trophy. .(Register Staff Photo)] a 2-0 lead in the first inning. vantage-of Monmouth's rever- er's choice play that backfired Ken Q'Donnell's single, a stol- watted four, Standings Bill Roberts opened the game sal by downing Red Bank, 7-2, •Monmouth Ref. (13-J) .11 to gain a share of the division- •Neptune <13« 11 al championship. Monmouth Mlddletmn Twp, .< both conclude their conference •Co-champlom. schedules with 11-3 records. "B" DIVISION W L TPt. 1 0 U Honored by Board nicest Outburst •Mat5»Rn 4 R.Tanko, 10 1 In other non-Shore Con- Pleasant Beach, .9-1. Pt. Beach (0-l«) — 0 Ward. In 4 1 I Mnrcelki.lt 1 (I ft added three more markers on •Clinched ohamplonahlp. l ft ft ference-games, Asbury Park Squeeze One In OTHERS Edmund J, Canzona, president of the board, welcoffled M'nTo.M 3 J I , W h Mukply.ss 0 ft 1 won its second game of the Red Bank Catholic got off to another single by Cial- the guests and then turned to the retiring Frank J. Pingi- Tnms.lh-p 3 ft ft Mater Drt « ^.— ...15 rim.rr-r 3 M'> 2 ft 1 lela, triples by McBride, Mihok R. B. Calhollo ...18 tore, athletic director and coach for 41 years. llRlkcll.H 2 3 St. Rose ...10 0 O| Flel.rMb 2 I) I) Tuinrr.lt 1 ft (I and McCue and Duke Coyne's CBA "Frank is an institution here. We were fortunate to have r i'«l,prf 3 1 0 n Rtmwm-FH (4-10 In GSC) ... « II a man of his caliber over the years. We have love and T'nko.Mjb 3 0 1) single. Anbury Park _* i: Orojrdon Hall _ I ii admiration for Frank," said Canzona. 31 S S :i i i Little Colts Lead Three more runs in the fifth Si. Joieph/l (IB) MlcMleiW ...-?. 114 Oil! 0—S The annual Tinker Corn Memorial award, honoring the Monmouth .000 000 0-0 made the count, 8-0. St. Rose former Bed Bank High football player killed in Vietnam, JB—Hart. tallied once in the sixth and Chamber Slate: was presented to Principal James D. Evergetis. The huge RM Rank (3) NXiturm (?) trophy is for the winner of the Red Bank-Red Bank Catholic BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. AB R H AB R H Way to 4th Place twice in the seventh. K«»n,2ti ,400 Wnlker.rt 4 1 2 game. It was the second year in a row for the Bucs. One is Brldgt Avi., «•« Rank, N. J. Taylor.iu soft Wrlihl.lr 3 1 0 Golfing Outing PhOM 7411131 ITnn'lUli 1 0 1 (vnWn.M 41 1 MONTVALE - Christian Brothers Academy, LJncroft, Bill Sofield led off Asbury additional win, and they will retire it. 1 RED IANK MOWER SERVICE C«t'lln,rf 3'2 5 (\ilcman.. p 3 0 0 Park's eighth inning with MIDDLETOWN - Members M't'n.ti »i 3 0 1 RkOt 1 1 won fourth place with its yearling squad scoring 15 points Vincent Farrell, guest speaker, reviewed his trip to the' 5) Mertord Ploci, RiH Bonk, N. J. Sovlprn.lt 3 (1 2 RcckeOti 1 1 1 Phom 74MUM Slolncrt.cf 3 1 1 yesterday in the New Jersey Catholic Track Conference a walk, but was out trying to of the Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis, Rome Olympics as a basketball official. Inty.lh-cr 1 (1 0| Ru'eorr.Db 3 1 1 Elks, Jaycees and other loca ItCKER-S HARDWARE CSt 3 0 0 Pylf.c 3 0 0 Freshman-Sophomore Championships held at St. Joseph's. go to third on Frank Fioren- Not to be outdone by the males, the cheerleaders f 3 (I 1 | 8p»i>th,2li J 1 service clubs will join the Mid 117 Shnwibury Ayr, Rid Bonk, N. 1. I'B'i'.o 2 0 01 tino's single. The latter went presented a. gift to Mr. Pingitore. Phom W-tUi In the process, the Colts cracked two records. Henry Fuzniw.p 10 0 Knglebrecht, a freshman, posted a new meet mark when to second on the play, and dletown Area Chamber of Com MONMOUTH IUILDINO CENTER merce's annual Golf Outing anc m Shnwibur/ Av«., Rid Bonk, N. J. IT 3 r| » ! 1 he went over the high jump at 5-8. Bob Norman, also a was thrown out at home when Phom 741-SJM But Rank I«H1 101 0 2 dinner on June 6 at Beacon rl'tunp l»>2 ;l(>2 x freshman, established a new CBA school record in the Tom Fitzsimnions singled. Fitz- Whsllloli Olilrlbutor: Qordiit Stall HR Coatplln. an Costclld. 2 Hill Country Club, Leonardo; form Supply Co.. Inc., Bilvldiri, N. J. high hurdles winning the event in :16.7. The old mark was simmons then stole second and 'Wojie' Reports Gains Wslker :17.7. scored on an error. Tee-off time is 11a.m. or la er in foursomes or matchec The 880-yard relay team of Bill Bruno, Pete Barnarr, SI. Ri»» CD R. B. Catholic (8) NEW ARRIVALS! Ed Washburn and Dan Pontone took a third with a 1:42,2 AB R H AB RH play. Co-chairmen are J. Craw In NFL Pension Push M'l»M,3b i 1 1 clocking. Marino, rf 3 10 ford Compton, Jr., and Rich ,yons,ss 0 10 Hlllman.'u 4 0 0 ard E. Burke. HIGHLANDS - Progress is Arthur Rooney," owner of the Red Rank Catholic was fifth in the sophomore division Cftrn&k,2b .10 0 McBrlde.lt 3 3 3 being made in attempts to M'ro'la,lb 4 0 1 KamlnjKI.H 10 0 Frizes will be awarded al Pittsburgh Steelers and owner with 14 points, while CBA finished just above in fourth posi- VN'irt.ir 2 o o Mlhok.3b 2 1 start a pension fund for the Edward Anderson of the Detroit PANELING Carm'y.M 3 0 0 Barrell, 3b 0 dinner at the club at 7 p.m tion with 1% professional football players Walker.rr I) 0 o McCue,rf 1 ! ) which will be preceeded by ions. Chris Merll, of the Caseys, was a double winner with ron*,p 4 0 0 Ralph, rt 0 0 0 who were, more or less, re- Slclll'no.c 2 0 0 Coyne.c 1 0 1 Dutch Treat cocktail hour. firsts in the high jump and the high hurdles. In hitting Murphy,p 2 0 1 Kataer.a 0 0 0 sponsible for getting the NFL M'xw'll.tf 10 0 Clark.cr 2 0 0 There will be music for danc- BONANZA the tape in the highs, Merli posted a new meet record of Cprin'nUf 1 0 1 cemented in the sports lime- YM\rM.lt> 2 0 ing from 9 p.m. to midnigh : 15.2. In the same event, Paul Kuntne, CBA, came up with a Ruinik.lb 1 0 light. LONTGOMERY I new mark of :16.4, tojbeat his old school record of :16.5., MoC'rthy.p 3 0 Reservations may be mad( Mlll»r,p 0 0 until May 29 through the Cham Atex.Wojciechowicz, former Paul Madden, CBA, finished third in the high jump at 5-8. Dancy.pr 0 0 Teakwood ber of Commerce office, 921 member of the "Seven Blocks I WARD Other CBA scorers were Rich Purpuri, fifth in the high of Granite" of Fordham, along 28 > S Route 35, Middletown. Blend jump at 5-6; Bandy Smith, fourth in the long jump at 18-8; St. RM« ...... 001 3—3 with Vince Lombardi, former Tony Migliaccio, third in the low hurdles, :21.8; Paul R.B. CltholiO .203 O30 1-4 • lit Qualify 3B-McC5u«, coach and now general man- Mangianele, fourth in the same event at : 22.0, and Mike Cartrrrl O) Rnmiim-FH (1> Teams Picked ager of the Green Bay Packers, • Full 4'«B' Shut Barnacle was fifth in the 440 with a :55.8 time. . AB R H AB H HH has been a prime mover in Reg. (.49 ,ynam,lb 3 0 0 Sny.lfr.lf 3 0 0 • Focrory Rrz'z'kl.si .10 0 Tuly.S 2 0 0 the pension efforts, C'n'vaa.Hh 2 0 1 CroiMh 3 0 1 For Tournament Ch'ra.lf-p 2 10 Vett»rl,cf 3 11 Wojciechowicz reported that PECAN TONE WIYERHAIUSER Tr'b'kUUJ 3 113 Jikub'y,3& 10 1 NEW YORK (AP) - Temple, FIRESIDE MAPLE S''S'm'tKa.t o 100 0 Robards.tf 3 0 0 Rutgers", New York U. and S the owners are sympathetic i Flnt Ouollly <& AA Knt»hl,2b 2 1 0 Countlno.o 3 0 0 with the group, and are work- • Full I." 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Matawan Regional ---clinched alter and another Howell mis* ile-r in the .eighth inning knocked play, but Haritan battled bark ord to 8-6. The Piners are..l3-7_ the Shore Conference "B" Di- cue gave the Huskies three runs in the winning run in Lake- to send the game into the extra overall. Raritan is 6-8 and 10- vision baseball championship in the third. They added three wood's squeaker over Karitan. innings. The Rockets chipped 10. yesterday by routing Howell, more in the fourth on two walks Three walks issued by losing away with an unearned tally 11-5. and singles by John Szyarto, pitcher Tom Battaglia set up in the fifth and a three-run The victory gave the Huskies, Chick Geran, Twilley Curry and the final blow. sixth turned the tieing trick. FORMAL 15-2 overall, a 12-1 record and John Collins. Kcsslor accounted for the Fleming walked and was 24 points to stand alone at the Jim Carter's three-bagger first run of the game in the j forced by Mike Gaynor, who TIME top of the division with one and Larry Hill's singles were third inning when he readied promptly dsshed for spronrt.nn.: game to play — today at Mana- the big hits in the losers' two- on an error, stole second, raced a wild pitch.- Barry Mcltride for the best squan, the second place team. run rally in the third inning. to third on an overthrow and also walked to put runners on The Big Blue Warriors are at Shaw's two-run homer in the swiped home. first and second. come to the . . . 10-2 and 20 points, mathemati- fifth gave Matawan a 10-3 ad- Raritan tied it up in the Jim Mason's single drove in cally eliminated from title con- vantage. fourth on Battaglia's single, Gaynor, and left runners on HOUSE OF sideration. In going the route to pick a stolen base and Bill Fleming's second and .third. Both came In other "B" Division action up the win, Schaufle. yielded RBI single. in on Joe Ricca's single. yesterday, Lakewood scored a nine hits and three walks. He Two hits and three walks Lakewood lifted its "B" rec- run in the eighth inning to crigR struck out 10 batters. gave Lakewood four runs and a Ifotmui (II) Ilonell (S) Haritan Township, 6-5, and Wall A one-out stogie by Joe Kes- 5-1 lead after four Innings of AB Jl H Carlcr.cl 3 2 1 KearnnSb 4. 2 O Carlcr.ni i 1 1 Township and Central Regional 8oh'uflo,p 4 3 2 Prl«to,2h 3 12 fought to a 6-6 tie halted by StaBSf_i_l_J a'fwUcl.lb 3 1 1 Szyarto,3b 6 11 Webcr.rl-p 2 0 1) rain after five lnnnigs. tJ5fI5,»XTnrT HIll^B""- "4 0 2 Ourry,lf ! S 2 Hshn,!f 4 0 0 Matawan picked up a pair of Pearion.o 3 0 1 Strickn.p loo Collliu.lb 4 0 1 ciraham.rt 3 0 0 runs in the first inning on win- Ingfaffi.rt 2 0 0 Glirlzza.o 2 0 1 ning pitcher Frank Schaufle's QoiUn,rf 3 0 0 Carter,ph 10 0 single, a walk, double steal and _Thpmpj'n,Q 0 0. 0 BIG WINNER — David Stalker, second from left, it congratulated by guest speak- a FJowell throwing error. 30 6 » Honors Athletes 35 11 10 | er T. Ralph Williams, Roselle Park athletic director, after the former was named win- Howell, now 7-6-1 in league Maljwan 203 321 0—11 LONG BRANCH -Mars-than M-athletes,-.male-and_ Howell ...... 10; Oil 0— 5 ner"of Mbrimbuth Regional'* Booster Club's $250 scholarship. Others are Joel Meni- and 8-6-1 overall, got one back nr3BJlm Ca in the bottom half on Ron female, were honored last night at the 33d annual All- —Hn=SKr3BJ2B—Schaufle, Sarnowekl LCtTFHTT lopane, left, soccer and baseball, and Charley Johnson, track, second from right. Sports Banquet sponsored by the Green arid White Associa- Prieto'p triple and Jim Sarno llnrlllin (II) » Likenood (6) The Boosters honored the athletes at a'dinner last night at the Staff NCO Club, ski's double. tion in the Junior High School, AB R H AB RH Sw'ng'r.M 4 0 0 JtMtt|I,3b 2 0 1 Fort Monmouth. Stalker earned varsity letters in football and basketball, and is a Schaufle's two-bagger and Jim Hartner, competitor in bowling, football and base- Bant,2b .000 Overton.lt 1 0 0 ball, was the winner of the major award, the Edison "Ted" B'tt'E.lf-p 4 1 2 KejjJer.c 3 11 two-yoar member of the National Honor Society. (Register Staff Photo) Shaw's single, plus two bases FTem'B,3b 3 0 3 Hlr«cti,cf 4 0 0 TAPERED PANTS on balls, a stolen base by the Bresett Scholarship Award. The scholarship award of the a'or,2b-ss 411 Batem&n.ii 4 0 0 Green and White Association was recently named in honor M'B'dclb J 1_ 0 Dlglola,lb 2 11 and ACCESSORIES Muon.ct 4 2 1 Hlnch,2b 3 11 of Bresett, former coach and athletic director of long Rlcci.rf 4 0 1 Mlner.rt 2 10 D>/jid'«,o 0 0 0 E It was the first ace for Mr, | MA MOP, RT. M & CRESCENT PL. Z64-96T7 HAZUT JM-15S! Uaynton. VA. Approves 12-THE DAILY REGISTER, FnAtj, Vky 24. 1968 Draft Institute ASBORY PARK - The Mon- Greenhouse Tomatoes tnoulh Drafting Institute, 849 Mattison Ave., has been approved by the Veterans Admin Raised in Manalapan 1 Istration to provide occupation MANALAPAN - Following a lets. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer are al training to veterans under new agricultural trend, the es-~justifiably proud of their "The Veterans Readjustment tablishment of a greenhouse achievement and can be called Benefits Act" and "The Veter- for fresh market tomato produc- innovators for this area, since this is the first commercial ans Pension and TleaHjustment tion has been accomplished on the Joseph Meyer farm, Baird crop of this nature to become a Assistance Act of 1967." Road. fact in Monmouth Countv. Under these acts, veterans ..In cooperation... with. Merle This typo of operation has are awarded educational assis- Jensen, Rutgers University, and been in practice in other areas tance in accordance with the Monmouth County Agricultural of the country for some time type of program selected and Agent Donald M. Mohr, this with a large acreage estab- number of dependents. Mini- project was initiated during the lished in the Midwest and a few mum benefit payments begin fall of 1967. Construction of a areas in South Jersey. Mr. at $60 per month. plastic greenhouse was started Mohr said the reputation of Approved courses include ar- at that time. Plans were sup- Jersey tomatoes will be en- plied by Rutgers University, chitectural drafting, electronic hanced by this method of pro- along with arlvire from trie duction and with the anticipated drafting and mechanical'draft- KILMER COLONIAL, an I I-room Federalist-style house Is featured at U.S.-at- specialist involved, which cul- growth, become established as ing technology. AU courses are Candlewood on Rt. 9 in Howell Township. It was built by U.S. Home & Develop- minated this spring with a bumper crop of juicy, red a source of supply of quality BERMUDA BOUND -*..larry...Larg'« -l»tt, ow-ner-of-the. MfioHzeOor eyemn 1 ment Corp. Williim Sleinflild it the salesmanageroHhTU.S.Horn*-i Develop^ tomatoes. tomatoes at a very early dafe7 dance. •....^-.. .--.::•'-- •.•.-.-.•_•.- Chestnut Corner Sh»ll "station in Middletewn prennti ment communities, - Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have cruiie tickets to Mr. and Mri. Anthony Costa, fore- To be eligible, applicants worked long and hard in the ground, Riverside Heights. Alan Parker, president°f must possess a high school di- intervening months caring for Pruning Colpitts Travel Center of Shrewsbury, joins in the pre- ploma or^n equivalencf cer- more than 500 special variety tificate. tomato plants. Feeding and sentation. Mr. and Mrs. Costa won the cruise when they Is Simple Federalist-StyleJjouse watering are accomplished entered * Contest iponsored~b"y~MrTlj!fr

CERLIONES WORLD'S LARGEST TERMITE CONTROL NURSERY, INC. Greenhouses SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS BRUCETERMINIX SERVICE CORP. fU Tl, MMMMH Hi, tfort LMI feint*, IJ. UNHW tar ArwftaMt HWY. 35 HOLMDEL 559 Miln St., E«st Oringt, N.J. 0718 - pl,on« 6747683 (btrwttn Hailer and Mlddkrown) in Red Bank, phone 741-3838 AMPU PARKING IN REAM OPEN: 9 A.M.. 6 PMTAILY; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.'SUNDAT' Asbury Park: 7750111 freehold:«2.«099 Plant Vine Improvements Made THE DAILY REGJSTEH, Fri/iay, May 24, 19fSft~i3 Crops-Now Qeorge L, Illnwmu llftM Ui« spl wi r^,m« her* from B*iUmor« *UA. level house at 22 Saratoga Drlvt Mr. Yincey i, employed bT SeurLtn Northern MLS Passes ColU Neck, for Potere, Inc. Ma: ViMllleryt New York City. FREEHOLD — Cucumbers, Jsne Harper ot Walker uwi Walk* Jamea j. Murphy 3r. wu re- At Camp Arrowhead arranged iti sale bo Mr. and M« •pansibl« for the tale of the ho-â squash, muskmelons and water- Leonard Pamm wfoo, wltti their tw it S Parkview Ter., Jfazlrt, to Mr. children moved ,here from Millbur d Mro. 3. J. MnriUte-'t. wh e melons are sensitive to frost Mr. Pamm U wltji Bell Labs. lormer hom« wu In New York Otty. MARLBORO — Camp Arrow- nual family swim meet as well Mr. Mahlstcril Is (iiKKJifttPd with and need warm weather to Title on 31 Residences Joseph 3. li'wra rd of Walk?r sn Bell Telephone (nsUlIatiom. The head is undergoing a seasonal as many other youth activities. MIDDLETOWN - liealtp Iu*ine:"TliB house was sold tiiruugli Mr, -aiid" "Mrs;- -•John-T;- Gotw. Walker, Holrruiel office. nen»tlflted Ui tawai) nffjrfl nf St«rlinf .TtwfnpKfl grow. facelifting from skiing to swim- "The Arrowhead Family Cen- John Rodger cf "Hie Kirwan Co., Bel- ad their tbrci* children have mo' Bale of the former hnime or Mrs. " *nd AsK>ckit«8 liste-1 the home for ford, anrl Hated through Herbert Heart nrg. Thf-. previous msfners Mr. dnd gymnastics and teen activities week in the northern Uon- riauRhtera live In Chicago where Mr. .o house, which had been listed liotis* nt 6 Infield râne, Mataw" it pa, John McDonald, moved to a new cooler than 55 degrees, it would improvements continue to be Mcffiaetiera Is associated with Textile trough TIia Kirwan Co. Township, (or Mr. and Mra. Joh IP In INirt Monmrntth. Mildred will get under way July 1, mouth County area which they Company of Maryland. Sale of the Piirdle Jr, PMer A. Tliompson be better to hold off planting made eadi year. From the orig- hous« wia arranged through Waiter The rnrirh hoiw nt ?« BronVvlrW Alberkon of Brlta Realty lUted th# are in the Stratum ore Bectlon ot WsJher Whl Wnlfcftr. HuMnlal RUI. The pool is open to members inal pool and filter room, the serve. T. Blairs of Vnn's Agjeucy, Matawan. to Mr, anfl Mr«. Jo»e Sueiro, wli until it is warmer. Mrs. Joan Cuahman of Sterling [atawan has been jmrcluaod by M: formerly resided In Now York Clt and their guests oniy on week- facility has grown and now in- Mr. ani Mr«. Edward MMzelewkJ, Thompson and Associates Mtrtdlctouw mi Mrs. Anthony E, Martucct ot If plants of these vegetables parents of one child, have com* from office, Hated It for wile. in, N- Y. Mr. Murtucci is a com Theoo!of\» E. IfaU Jj-., broker men ends from May 30 to June 16. cludes an enclosed spacious Slaten Island lo occupy the home uti-r programmer with M.A.I. Equip her of RcA Bank MLS. arranRcd f< have been grown in contain- The two-story houa& of Mr. and cut, N'i'w York City. The furmr ihe purchase of a hl-level house It will open on a daily basis they purchased at 47 NorHi Circle in 2 Sprlnf Valley Vrlvc, HnlmfffJ, h tiered deck, kiddy pool and thft Blrathmore section of Matawnn, Mm. Joseph OhiireTlo at 78 Avenue ,'iier la Mrs. Edith PJICVIS moved ers such as peat pots, soil D, Atlantic Highlands, 1ms been sold New York ("ity. Tlif purchase I Mr. and Mrs. Charlfa C. BailPy, fo Look Ahead beginning on June 17 through bath houses with hot water It was purchased from Mr, and Mis. merly ot Morganville Mr. Rniley cubes or other individual con- Labor Day. Robert L. Swlnney, who have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wniia.mii from ranRert through Ronald Romanowlch on Ui« technical atntr at Bel) Lsb. showers, to flan Juan, Puerto Rico, with their Staten Island, Mr. Chlarello is retired Apjilr-brooit Aperu-y, Matawan The former owners, Mr, anr) Mr: tainers, the cool nights we two children. Mr. Bwinney la associ- and he and Mrs. Chlarello aro re- JP. Kenneth Willlnms of VSLTI'I rUcartid O. Sclierer, have moved According to Mr. Van Len- ated with Colgate. Palmollve, Feet siding in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. ;imcy. Matawan, haul Mated tho Chicago. have had may cause little if ten, the summer activities for "Improvements are being Co. The house waa Hated and «olrl and Mm. WUIfama are parents of a •use. to Father's any growth. made for 1968," he noted. "Ad- through Marvin Xlamberg or Vwi'i son. Mr. Williams Is wllh Metropoli- CKWge 0, TJinkclaclier of The Umok Walter Knltti!l i»f CoHwltua family and adult members will Affoncy. Matawsn, tan Ufa Insurance Co. Purchase of. gency listed and sold the house for- Gulney Jr. sold a log cabin at - ditional landscaping has taken tiie huiwe was negotiated through. Wil- '/ owniid bv Mr. nm\ Mra. Hoi W. Hlehlonrf Avn., Atlantic FUrMafid If forecasts predict possible include family picnics, chicken Mr, and MM. James Chlldern lia-ve bur Ijynn ol Tiie lUrwan UJ., Hel- purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. n at 57 Memorial Fkwny., At- to Mins fcjiill/ Llialiain, formerlv place, roads are being repaired ford office. It wu llated lor sale uitlc HJphlamls, to . Mr. and Mm, I/eonajflo. who Is employM by Harr! frost or temperatures in the bar-b-que, covered dish sup- Waltar Oavagnaro or 18 Crlno Boad, through William Ilolcten ot Walker Day! the camp baseball field is being ColU Nec-k. Mr. and Mrs. Ghllders, Mi&hnela, who come here from T/phant Company, Red Flank. Wllm low 40's it would be wise to per, World Service Carnival, and Walker, Holmdel office. eraey City. , Coollck of Uie eama agency llat&d " renovated and the pool snack formerly i>! Fayettavllle, N. Y., are Mr. and Mra. William Klsloy are hfnine for Mrs. h. I* Nelson, who cover plants that have been Annual Variety Show, the an- (.lie parents of a son and fl daugh- the [iutch&scre ot t!ic liouâ of Mra. Mr. and lira. Sherwood Fatzlnjtcr ter. Mr. Ohllders H a district man- .owed from Sea Drift Ave., HlRh- bar is being relocated. These Barbara Malinka. at 197 Cliurcl] St., 1 Bet out. ager with Chevron Oil Co. Tha £Uf- Bettor J. They and their thro e -month - mlst to ,1 It-OKi>rji Bt., also HiRti- Mi , and Mrs. T"ranK Ftcarrrtt improvements will be complet- cliaaa was ef/ected throug < h !Mrs. old child have moved here from ICey- jids. Wllma Coollck of Cornelius J. formerly of Brooklyn, are ocetipyli To protect them, you can Joan OuJhmam of Sterling ni«m P port. Mr. Rlalcy la associated with lulney Jr. listed, and Ootiny Manor Iheir recently acquired houae at use plastic row covers, invert- Catholic High ed by opening day, May 30," he and Associates, Mlddletcwn office. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. "Rob- t tho same agency sold the hmue E. Jack St.. HazlH. Petfr A. Thorn' said. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oftlson Uava told ert Slmmoia ot TSie ICfnvan Oo., Air- Mr. and Mra. Edgar T. San- son of Walker ajid Walker, Holm

There Is only one way to build (he kind of homes we envision for KING'S VALLEY. With you. With you right 5 models from '38,450 G from the start. With the kind of quality and attention to detail that only custom design and custom building can produce. Distinctively different is the best way to phrase R It. Each of the five basic models available Is remarkably HYBRID fresh and tasteful to begin with. Then each can be adapted, If you wish, to include your ideas on floor plan, room sizes, PETUNIAS baths, colors, exterior, appliances...everything you want. E Once the plans are complete, we lavish the same Individual 12 IN A TRAY attention on quality materials, conscientious construction, AZALEAS and meticulous finishing. ' E No matter which horns you select, it willbe 4FOR- Your lawn needs constant handsomely sculptured Into a full acre, set back 70 feet cart. Hot just a spring settl- from the street... complete with city water, natural gas, ing and a praytr. + curbing and landscaping. GOLDEN HARVEST N This exclusive area of Middletown deserves no The WEED season Is now less. Nor do you. If you are ready for a home that is truly PEAT HUMUS yours, plan to visit KING'S VALLEY soon. 50 Ib. BAG ... here. Just 40 minutes from Newark, 50 minutes from Manhattant CALIF. PRIVET We can rid your lawn of GARDEN HOSE A Directions: (Irom Norlh Jersey): Parkway to exit 117; dandelions and other unsight- FULLY GUARANTEED then saulh on Roulo 35 to Chapol Hill Rd., Mlddlolown (2nd light HEDGE ly weeds. past overpass); toft 'A milo to Sleepy Hollow Rd.; loft 1 mile to REG. 11.95 King's Valley...(from Red Bank area): North on Roulo 35 to 25 For 25 For C Chapel Hill Rd. (at Mill House Restaurant); right 'h mile to Sleep/ 49 50 $ 50 Call today to talk over your Hollow Rd.; loft 1 mile lo King's Valley. 8 $2 3 lawn problems. HEADQUARTERS R For All Your . . - MEMORIAL DAY NEEDS WATERMELON BAR E MUSCLE'S & GARDEN CENTER LAWN SERVICE h'iiu/s HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 747-2183 bieepy Hollow Road off Chapel Hill Rd. • Mlddletown, New Jersey OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-LARGE PARKING AREA Model Home Phone: (201) 671-0015 i, tyenmouth County's Original Automata! Lawn Strvlw ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY BY HOV^NIAN ENTERPRISES Old First Church Services in County Churches World Communications XORGANVILLE METHODIST Oakhurst Atlantic Highlands Morganville Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. FIRST METHODIST EMMANUEL BAPTIST The Rev. William T. FranU is pastor. Oakhurst Atlantic Highlands Services at 8:30 and 11 s.ra. Dr. To Install Pastor Morning worship service will be at Matawan John D. Blair, pastor will preach on Day Observance Sunday 11 o'clock and the evening service at "The Call of God lor a Crisis." MIDDLETOWN - Old First 7:30 Bev, Richard Bhaw la pastor. TRINTY EPISCOPAL Matawan Occanport Church, which was founded in WASHINGTON, D. C. - The Prayen Fellowship will be joint- of the congregation to meet F1I1ST METHODIST Matins and Holy Communion at 8 Atlantic Highlands 1665, will install ihe Row Ave- a.m.; Family Eucharist and morning CALVARY BAPTIST Catholic Church in the United ly sponsored by the women of the new members. Morning worship will be held at prayer al 10 a nl. The IK-v. Carroll rill M. Carson as minister Sun- Stales will observe the second Hope Lutheran Church and 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey Van Sclver la B. Hall is rector. All cervices are Oceanport pastor. Hev. Forest J. Beverly Jr. held in the new church at West Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. day at 7:30 p.m. He will be World Communications Day Grace Lutheran Church on HEADS COMMISSION will preach. Cuurt and Ryera Line, the second minister to serve Sunday. Monday at 8 p.m. TRENTON - Bishop George FUIST I-RKSBVl'EKIAN 1'lltST PRESBYTERIAN Raritan Township since the church became dual- It is the result of an appeal W. Ahr has announced the ap- AUantlc Highlands Matawan FAITH REFORMED ly affiliated under the Rev. The event will take place in Sunday services will be held at Worship services 9:15 and 11 a.m. Hazlet by Pope Paul VI and will have Grace Lutheran Church. It pointment of the Rev. Edward fi:^o nnrf 11 p m. Rev: Richard B. •Die nev, Chratrr A. Cilllo^ny will Sunday services will bo held at 0:30 John Bates in 1953. Anderson officiating. preach on "A Living Memorial." both religious and non-religious Reissner as chairman of the and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller Started as the first Baptist will be followed by a coffee- CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN will preach on "Christ Ascended." aspects. fellowship hour. All women are diocesan liturgical commission. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE EOCIETI Matawan ST JOHN'S METHODIST Church in New Jersey, it is Atlantic Highlands Worship service m 9 and 11 a m. Hazlet ... - The former will highlight invited. Mrs. William Witscher He succeeds Msgr. EmmettA. Sunday services will be held at 11 with Holy Communion a.t 11 a.m. The the second oldest liaptist &.m. Rev. Raymond E. May will officiate. Sunday services will be held at 9:30 Masses with appropriate ser- Jr. is publicity chairman of and 11 a.m. Rev Norman R. Rlley church in the country. Monahan, pastor of St. James FILL GOSPF.L TABEUXACLE mons, to which executives and the Lutheran Church Women CENTRAL BAPTIST is pastor. It was formally organized In Catholic Church, Red Bank. Atlantic Highlands Matawan employes of communications of Grace Lutheran Church. Sinday services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 1B88, moved into its present Msgr. Monahan will remain a Sunday services will be at 11 a.m. p.m. at Jackson St. and Ravine Drive. Red BaAk media will be invited. Rev. Harry w. Kraft Is pastor. Wor- The Kev. Daniel Gentle will officiate. building in 1832 and became a member of the commission. ship service at 7:30 p.m. TRINTY EPISCOPAL The non-religious aspect will PASSOVER LECTURE 8T. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC Red Bank community church in 1955. ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Matawan-Marlboro feature news conferences, ar- MATAWAN-The Bev, Louis Atlantic Highlands Sunday Masses and Holy Communion Sunday services will he held In the In 19B3, it assumed its pres- JOIN METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Masses are at 6:30, 7:45, 9, will oe held at 8,' 0:30 ami 11 a.m. In Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, 152 Maple ticles in the press and radio Mann, founder and director of RED BANK - The following 10, 11 and noon. Rev. Michael J. the Matawan Grammar School. Rev. Ave Holy Eucharist at 8. Morning ent form of dual affiliation Lease Is pastor. Joseph RuclnslU Is pastor. Prayer at 9:15 and Morning Prayer and television coverage. Scriptures to Israel, will speak persons have been received to and sermon at 11 a.m. The Rev. with the American Baptist Con- In his message, the Pope to the United Presbyterian HRST UNITED MFTHODIST Canon Charles H. Best is rector, vention and the United Church to the fellowship of the Red Cliffwood Beach Matawan ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC invited Catholics to "consider Women of the Matawan Pres- Bank Methodist Church: Alan Plvlne Worship nt 9:30 md 11 a.m. Red Bank of Christ. the significance of the changes byterian Church Wednesday at BAVVIEW fUESBYTMtlAN Rev. Donald T. Philips Sr. Is pastor, Bunday Masses are celebrated at The Rev. Mr. Carson, who A. Abels and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday worship services will be at and will preach on "Greater Love. 7 8 B, 10 and 11 am. and noon. that are taking place in this 8 p.m. William H. Abels, New Shrews 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. David L. Buccl, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Msgr. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo is pastor. received his bachelor of divin- field (communication) under pastor, will officiate. Matawan — itjniegree from Eastern Bap- His lecture will be on the bury; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Morning Worship at 10 a.m. BAPTIST Rev. Avcrill M. Carson our very eyes, and to ponder Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Peter CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL Red Bank tist Theological Seminary, "Passover," with illustrations. METHODIST Matawan Sunday worship services will be at the serious responsibilities that Berrian and Mrs. Helen Cow- Cliffwood Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Bun- Ham The Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldge Philadelphia, now holds stand- sey Southern Association of the these imply for one and all." Worship services will be held at day evening worship at 7:30. The paator,' will speak on "The Coming —lngitrbotlr tte-American Bap- United Church of Christ, the JOIN CHURCH den, Atlantic Highlands; Mr, 9 a.m. with the pastor, the Rev. W. Revr Jaok Klnney-is Ihe pastor -of. Hie-iord." Evening praise service and Mrs. John Colpitts, Sea WlnlleW West, olficlatni: ~ at 7:30. Topic: "Our"Kteina.1 Home." tist Convention and the United Monmouth County Baptist As- LUNCHEON TOMORROW MIDDLETOWN - King of Middletown ; A.3I.E. ZION Church of Christ. sociation, the Greater Red Kings Lutheran Church wel- Bright; Robert M. Jones Jr., Colts Neck Red Bank ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. James Leonardo, . ST. MARY'S OATHOLIO Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rev. The service of installation Bank Area Council of Churches A luncheon and wig show will comed the following new mem- REFORMED New Monmouth Alfred S. Parker Is pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mat- Colts Neck ' Masses are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 will have as guests representa- and various local religiou bers: Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN be held tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. thews and Mr. and Mrs. Ron- The Sunday service will be at 9:30 a-m. and noon In the church; at 8:15, ORTHODOX tives from the NewJersey Bap- leaders. The public Is cordial in the Presbyterian Church Dasvatn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul a.m. and 11 a.m. The Bev. fjamuel 9:30, 10:45 a.,m, and noon In Memorial ald Shelby, Eatontown; Mr. La Penta's sermon la baaed on Isaiah Hall. Red Bank tist Convention, The New Jer- ly invited to attend. here. Hansen, Walter Higgins, Mr. 6:8. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH The Divine Liturgy will be cele- and Mrs. Raymond Hine, Mrs. and Mrs. A. J. Kuper and Mrs. OF MONMOCTH COUNTY brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and Holy Tickets may be obtained CHRISTIAN CHURCH Days of Obligation. Evening services Robert Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Sandra Woodward, Shrews- Colts Neck Llncroft preceding Sunday and Holy Sin of from Mrs. E. F. Hartcorn, 125 Morning worship service will be at Sunday services will be held at 10:30 Obligation at 6 p.m. Father Bmillan bury; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- a.m. Rev. Harold R. Dean is pastor. Memorial Pkwy. None will be James Larsen, Miss Susan Lar- 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon Is minister. Kajko, pastor. Donald, Middletown; Dudley Evening worship at T. LINCROFT PRESBYTERIAN Father Carotenuto's sold at the door. sen,, William Larsen, Mr. and CHURCH OP CHRIST Mrs. John Mitchell Jr., Mr. Robinson, Lynn Robinson and Llncrolt Red Bank The event is being sponsored Eatontpwn Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. The Sunday service at 10 a.m. The «ve- and Mrs. Glen Nelson, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wharton, Rev Harold Turner will assist Dr. nins service will be at 6:30 Evan- by the United Presbyterian JESUS CHRIST OF Fred Pierce, who will speals on gelist Donald Wood will preach at both Kathleen Nelson, Mrs. Richard Holmdel, and John Selllck, Mr. LATTER DAY SAINTS "Science and Religion." services. First Mass Sunday Women's Organization. and Mrs. John Strain and Mr. (Mormont - Schroeder, and Mr. and Mrs. Hatontown REFORMF.D " ".'" rBESBYTER'IAN? "'•' and Mrs. Lawrence Zimmer- Services will be the. Priesthood Mlddletmvn Red Bank TRENTON — The Rev. An- JOIN FOR PRAYER Eugene Smith. A coffee hour meeting at 9 a.m. and the Bacrainent Thi Sunday service will be field al Worship cervices Sunday at J and was held to enable members man, Red Bank. meeting at f>:00 p.m. Bishop Bruce 11 a.m, The Rev. Earl D. Compton Is 11 a.m. The Rev. Charles S. Webster thony M. Carotenuto, son of FREEHOLD - A Pentecost Savage will officiate. pastor and will preach on "Lest We will preach on "Blessed AM the Forget." Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caro- METHODIST Merciful;" tenuto, 7 Lafayette Place, Eatontown GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHEI1AN FIRST METHODIST Sunday Worship Service -will be at Holmdel-Mlddletown Red Bank Freehold, will be ordained a 10:15 a.m. with Pastor William Joel The Sunday service will be held Holy Communion In Squire Chapel at Wright officiating. at 10:45 a.m. at the Thompson School, 8'30 a.m. Services 6( worship In the priest of the Catholic diocese Rev. George J. Frank Jr.. Is pastor, Kienian Celebrate^Mass ST. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL Sanctuary at 9:30 and n t.m. The of-Trenton tomorrow by Bishop -Revrnlames-H-Harris, Jr. will speak- Eatontown KING; OP RTNGlT LUTHERAN 7 on "Up, tip, and Away!" Baptism George W. Ahr in St. Mary's Holy Eucharist will be at 8 and Hlddletown at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Homing Prayer «.t 10 a.m. Her, H. . . Sunday lervlces will be at 8 and Cathedral here. Holly Knight officiating. 10:44 a.m, Rev. Wilila.ni A. Hanson will preach at both services. HOLY TRINITjr EVANGELICAL The public is Invited to at- Friday on 25th Anniversary MOXMOUTH BAPTIST LUTHERAN (Southern Baptist Convention) .METHODIST Red Bank tend a Mass of Thanksgiving, Eatont/wn Middletown Sunday services at 9:15 and 11 a.m. LONG BRANCH - The Rev. Worship services will be at 9:45 Worship Service at 10 a.m. In The The Rev. Harold Hornberger Is pastor. to be celebrated by Father Car- " a.m., 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Nut Swamp School. Rev. William Benjamin B. Kiernan, son of iv. M. R. Halre, pastor preaching. uil : ST, JAMFS CATHOLIC otenuto Sunday at 3 p.m. In Red Bank the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST Sunday Masses will be at t, 7:30, 9, St. Rose of Lima School audi- Kiernan of this city, will com- Fair Haven New Monmouth 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon la the Church; Worship services will be held at at 8, 9:30, 11 A.m. and 12:lo In the torium, Freehold. memorate the 25th anniversary CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donald Peters Place auditorium, and at 5:30 Fair Haven N. Scotleld will spealt. p.m. in the Church. Magr. Ernmett of his ordination in the Augus- Trie Sunday service will be at 11 A. Monahan Is pastor. The new priest attended St. a.m. The Rev. Charles O. Hanjtlns SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL tinian Order by celebrating a Is putor. • •'-.-• - -•.••-•- nose of Lima school, Trenton •-••------Bellord ST. PAUL BAWIST silver anniversarp Mass in Our Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Holy Eu- Red Bank Catholic Boys High School and charist and. sermon: 9:30 a.m, sung Lady Star of the Sea Roman HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Sunday worship services will be St. Charles College, Catons- Eucharist and sermon. at 11:15 a.m. . . Catholic Church here next Fri- Fair Haven METHODIST ,ville, Md. He holds bachelor's Sunday services will be at 8 and 10 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST day at 6 p.m. a.m. Rev. Frederick: E. Preuss, rector, Beiford SCIENTIST degrees, cum laude, in philos- will preach at the 10 a.m. service!. ThB Sunday service will be at 11 Red Bank ophy 'and theology, from St. Father Kiernan Is the broth- a.m. Sunday service at 11 a.m. Mary's seminary, Baltimore, Bcv. Anthony M. Carotentuo er of Sheriff Paul Kiernan Freehold Port Monmouth and Mrs. Francis Juska of HOPE LUTHERAN Worship service at 11 a.m. Vesper Rumson Md. service at 6:30 p.m, The Rev. A. D, Board and served at Allenwood Long Branch. He is chaplain Freehold ST GEORGK'S-BY-TIlE-RtVER In recent summers, he par- Worship services will be at 9:30 a.m. Magaw Is pastor. EPISCOPAL Hospital. at East Oregon Hospital and The Rev. Albert W. Qlbson is pastor. SISTER FRANCIS SriRlTUAI. Rumson ticipated in the Rutgers Uni- FDJSr PRESBYTERIAN Port Monmouth Sunday services will be Holy Com- versity summer experience in For the past year, Father Training Center and St. An Freehold Private messages given Monday to munion al 8 and Morning Prayer at thony's Hospital in Pendleton, Horning worship will be at 9:30 In Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Spoken In 9:30 and 11 a.m, social work program. He has Carotenuto has been deacon of the new auditorium and at 11 a.m. la English and Italian. Call during Ore. the Sanctuary. Pastor James R, Mem- church hours. 263 Main St. IBshop FD3ST FKESBYTERIAN also been a case worker for the St, Martin of Tours Church, mott will deliver a sertnon. Angela Soils, Rumson Bishop Francis P. Leipzig of OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY Worship services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Monmouth County Welfare Baltimore, GRACE LUTHERAN The Rev. Harvey C. Doule, Jr. will Baker diocese in Oregon will Freehold Leonardo preach on 'Closing the Responsibility Worship services will be at t and . Morning worship aervlce at 11 a.m. Gap." Folk music service at 4 p.m. preach the sermon. 11:50 a.m. Rev. David C. Volk Is Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble will speak. Father Kiernan was born in pastor. Ivenliig service at 7:30 p.m. • , IMMANUEL BAPTIST LEONARDO BAPTIST Sea Bright Branch Juniors Long Branch, April 7,1914, and ST. LIRE'S A.M.E. Freehold .. Leonardo . after graduating from Red ' Morning worship will be at 11 a.m. Sunday Service at 11 a.m. Rev. Wll- Sea Bright and evening service at 7 p.m.. both (lam Carr Is pastor. Topic: "The The Sunday service will be at 1 p.m. Bank Catholic High School and In Ihe YMCA. Rev. Frank C. Morse, Unexpcctod Happened." Worship when Rev.' Floyd N. Black will Mt. St. Rita's Preparatory JUBILARIAN — The Rev. Benjamin B. Kiernan, left, paator, will preach. service at 7:30 p.m. preach, Selected for Institute WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN School in New York City, was will observe the 25th anniversary of his ordination by Highlands Middletown Shrewsbury LONG BRANCH - Four South Elberon Square, is an appointed in 1958 headmaster Sunday services will be 9:15 and PRESBYTERIAN celebrating Mass next Friday at 6 p.m. In Our Lady FIRST METHODIST 10:49 a.m. t>r. James D. Brown will Shrewsbury • Long Branch High School ju- honor roll student who plans to at Mt. St. Mary, a post he held Highlands * speak on "Mission Emphasis." The morning services of worship Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Long Branch. He's BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL will be at 9:30 am. and 11 a.m. niors, two delegates and two attend a liberal arts college one year. Worship service at 11 a.m. Rev. The Rev. James a Steele, pastor. William J. McCullough Is pastor. Middletown .. alternates, have been selected after graduation. She is sports Services Sunday will begin with Edmund W. Le Roy Jr. will speak He holds a bachelor of arts shown with Bishop Francis P. Leipzig of Oregon, who ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL on "Music In the church Today." to attend the Citizenship Insti- editor of the yearbook, a Stu- degree from Villanova Univer- Highlands wonhlp at 9:30 a.m. Family Bible will preach the sermon. The Holy Eucharist will be cele- hour at 11 a.m. "The Commandments RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS tute at Douglass College. Their dent Council member-at-large, sity and a master of arts in brated this Sunday at 8 and 10 a-m. of God." Evening aervlce at. T Shrewsbury with Matins at 9:30 a.m. and Even- o'clock with a Gospel Mm. Sunday meeting Is held at 11 a_m. attendance is sponsored by the treasurer of the Latin Club, sacred theology from Augustin- to the late President John F. Baker diocese to a parish in sons; at T p.m. Wm, D. Lorlng, vicar OLD FIRST CHURCH Long Branch Woman's Club and secretary of the National ian College, Washington, D.C. Kennedy, on the President's of- Jordan Valley, .Oregon. He has will preach. AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION FIRST ASSEMBLY OF OOD Thespians and Future Doctors CNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Shrewsbury and the Evening Department of He earned a master of arts de- ficial visit to France. since served in churches and Holmdel Middletown : ,' Sunday worship aervlce at 11 a,m. the Woman's Club, Club, a member of G.A.A., gree in constitutional law from In 1962, Father Kiernan re- missions at LaGrande, Elgin HOLMDEL CHURCH Worship services at 11 a.m. The Evangelistic service at 1 p.m. Patrick German Club, Pep Club and Holmdel Rev. Averlll M. Carson will speak on O. McLean Is pastor. Youth aervlce Terry Berman and Nancy latholic University of Amer- quested he be assigned to mis- Pilot Rock, Arlington, En- The Sunday service will be at 11 "I Believe In Man." at 6 p.m. the Drama Club and is a con- a.m. with the pastor, Rev. John W. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Bronson are delegates and Car- ica. sion duties. He was sent to the terprise, Wallowa and Echo. Waldron, officiating. CALVARY BAPTIST tributor to the school newspa- Middletown Shrewsbury ol Lasky and Linda Cofer, al- He was given an unusual hon- Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 The' Holy Eucharist will be cele- per and literary magazine. or in 195S when the president Keansburg p.m. In the Talrvlew School. The Rev. brated at 8 and ( a-m. Morning ternates. aeorge J. Elliott, pastor. Prayer at 11:18 a-m. The Rev. Ron- Linda Cofer, an alternate, is and faculty of Mt. St. Mary's FIRST METHODIST ald O. Albury will preach' on Keansburg ALL 8AINTS' EPISCOPAL "Ascension" at tin latter, two w Nancy Branson, daughter of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. College, Los Angeles, conferred Sunday services will be at 9:30 Naveslnk vice*. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bron- St. James to Hold I a.m. and at 11 a.m. Rev. Newton W. Sunday services: Holy Communion James Cofer of 149 RockweU a doctorate of laws degree on Greiner Is pastor. at 8; Family service at 9:39 and son of 917 Elberon Ave., is an Ave. Linda was Miss High him. .This degree had to be ap- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Morning Prayer wit* sermon at 11 Eeansburg a.m. The Bev. H.R. Sorenion 1« Union Beach' honor roll student. She is co- School Majorette of Monmouth proved by both houses of the Sunday Masses will be at T, S, 9, rector. captain of the twirling squad, County, and a Student Council California legislature. 10, 11 and noon. GRACE METBODIST OpenHouse Sunday BAY SHORE COMMUNITI CLINTON CHAPEL A. SI. E. ZION Union Beach president of the Red Cross Club, representative. She also is a For 19 years, he taught his- East Keansburg Middletown Worship services will be Sundly at and a Student Council repre- member of the Majorettes, Sunday services will be held at 11 Dedication of new altar and com- 10 a.m. The Bev. Franklin H. Bird tory and religion in Catholic RED BANK — The Ecumen- The St. James Ecumenical «_m. Rev. Richard Schwartz Is pastor. munion linen at 3 p.m. with the Bev. Jr., is pastor. A representative of sentative. Also, she is or has Samuel A. Ford conducting services. Gideon's Bible will speak. Public Speaking and Debate preparatory schools and col- ical Commission of St. James Commission co-operates with ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL The Rev. Robert Kegler Is pastor. been a member of many school Club, Forensic League, French Keansburg leges. Catholic Church has announced representatives of all religious Sunday services will be Holy Com- West Long Branch clubs and organizations such as munion at 8 a.m. and Choral Eu- New Shrewsbury Club and was a secretary of In 19B0, he led a tour of 20 an "open house" in the church REFORMATION LUTHERN CHURCH the Pep Club, Drama Club, groups in a host of interfaith charist at 9:30 a.m. West Long Branch the G.A.A. students to the Olympic REFORMED CHURCH The Rev. Robert Oswald will preach Yearbook, Future Teachers, Sunday between 2:30 and 4 activities during the year. New Shrewsbury Carol Lasky, also an alter- Games, the Vatican and the p.m. Invitations have been ex- Members of the commission Keyport Sunday servlco will be at 9:30 and the 9:15 and 11 a-m. services. Spanish Club and G.A.A. 10:;30 a.m. Tho Rev. Isaac C. Rolten- nate, is the daughter of Dr, Holy Land. tended to churches of all faiths are Sister Mary Bridgetta and GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN bsrg will preach on "How to Know Tern' Berman, daughter of Keyport God's Presence.' and Mrs. Jerome Lasky of 489 the following year, Father in the area, the Rev. William Anderson of 8unday services will be at 8:30, 9:45 LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN Miss Johnson Heads Mrs. David P. Berman of 9 Broadway. She is captain of Kiernan was guest of Adm. St. James in Red Bank, Mr. and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Henry W. (Missouri Synod) Featured in the event will be Klrcher Is pastor. Northficld Athletics the color guard, Student Coun- John Hayward, naval adviser and Mrs. Ralph Trambarulo New Shrewsbury a guided tour of the church. ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Morning aorvlre nt in:,10 n.m, Hp.v. NORTHFIELD, Mass. — cil recording secretary, and and Mrs. Frank Kennelly of Keyport Donald L. Biggs will preach on Starting at the front door of "Campaign 1D68." Service at 8 p.m. chairman of the Foreign Ex- Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs, Masses will be at 8:30 and 7:30 Miss Priscilla Johnson, daugh- Laymen Set the church on Broad St. visi- a.m, and 12:15 p.m. In the church; SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS ter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. change program,. She also is Nancy Oliver tors will tour the baptistry, Richard Burtness of Little Sil- 8:30, 0:4-5 and 11 a.m. In the school. New Shrewsbury involved in the Pep Club, ver. ST, MARY'S EPISCOPAL Services will bo helrl tomorrow at Johnson of 387 Cooper Road, main aisle, confessionals and Keyport 11 a.m. Robert K. Tome Is minister, Middletown, a sophomore at Up Dinner French Club, newspaper staff Station of the Cross. Those in Sunday services will be: 7:45 a.m. ETmCAL CULTURE FELLOWSHIP and participated in the senior Is Named «• Morning Prayer; B a.m. Holy Com- New Shrewsbury Northfield School, has been attendance will then be ad munion; 9 a.m. family services and Services at 11 a.m. In the Ranney elected Northfield Athletic As- variety show. Class Prepares 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Donald L. Biggs will preach oa For Priests mitted to the sanctuary for a 'Camaplgn 1908,' sociation representative for For Institute viewing and description of the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST NEW BRUNSWICK - rath- SCIENTIST Merrill-Keep Hall for 1968-69. HAZLET - Miss Nancy Oil- Altar of Sacrifice and the Al- Children's Party ' Keyport Old Bridge ole laymen of the diocese of Services are at 11 a.m. Sunday, The Northfield Athletic As- Invite Women tar of Exposition, followed by Trenton .have organized an "Ap- er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - The foods REFORMED ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC sociation is an organization a visit to the sacristy where the Keyport Old Bridge preciation Night" dinner for all John Oliver, 36 12th St., West II classes of the home econom- Morning worship at 10:45 a.ra. The Sunday Mass will ue at 6:30. 7:30, made up of dormitory and To Meetings sacred vessels and vestments Rov. 8. T. Scholten is pastor, 1:45, 10, 11:15 a.m, anil 12:30 p.ir. priests of the diocese Tuesday Keansburg, has been named by ics department at Long Branch Rev. Bernard A, Coen IB pastor, class representatives who, to- in the Grccnbrier Restaurant, EATONTOWN - All women, the Woman's Club of Earitan will be displayed and de High School recently held chil- CROSS OF r.LOKY LUTHERAN gether with members of the scribed. Little Silver Old Bridge Rt 1. regardless of religious affili- Township too be its delegate to dren's parties to provide high The Sunday aervlco will be at 10:39 physical education faculty, the Citizenship Institute for EMBURY UNITED METHODIST a.m. Edward T. Susan nfiTpots- ation, are welcome to attend The afternoon's activities will school students an opportunity Little Bllvcr LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD plan and carry out athletic ac- woqd, chairman, said the din- weekly meetings of the Eaton- Girls at Douglass College June conclude with refreshments to prepare and serve a party Rev. Sanford M. Hanoy will preach Old Bridge tivities on campus, including 17-21. and conduct the morning worship ser- Family Bible hour wjll bo Sunday ner and a program of ^enter- lowiLWard Relief Society, spon- and fellowship in Red Bank for pre-school children.; vices at 11 a.m. at 9:15 a.m. Worship service interdorm, interclass and var- Miss Oliver is a member of will bo at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harley E. tainment are being planned for sored by the Church of Jesus Catholic High School. .Students prepared and mailed ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL sity competitions. the National Honor Society at IJttlo Silver llcyer will ofllcUte. all priests and the men of-thcir Christ of Latter^ Day Saints. invitations, prepared food and Sunday services, will bo Holy Com- The group convenes every Tues- Raritan High School. She is a munion at H and Morning Prayer at parishes. The laymen have Accepted at Trenton conducted the party. 10 n m , ffillnwiMl by aiHrnon. Thn Rev. taken this method, Mr. Susan j day at 7:3(1 p.m. at the church member of the Student Council, Andrew Van Dyke will officiate. French Club, Dance Commit- High school students who BROADCAST of MAY 26th said, to express their "thank j house, 14 Reynolds Drive. HAZLET - Goralyn Miller, participated in this activity Long Branch you" to th« priests for their ! Established in 1842, the so- tee, Class Committee, Future daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heart transplants are raising many questions Teiithers Club, Yearbook Com- wore: Cecelia Billings, Peggy KOSI'EL HAM. services rendered to the la- ciety conducts a uniform lip Miller, 12 Randolph Place, Best, Pamela Chatman, Bessie Iiong Branch ity. j course of study over a 10- mittee, Bowling Club and par- and a senior lit Raritan High Service* will he held Sunday at E>:rtO about life among thoughtful people. Cen- ticipated in the Junior class Davis, Sallie Gatling, Myron a.m. A Gospel Service will bo held Bishop (icorfie W. Ahr has i month year, with ono meeting School, has been accepted to at 7 p.m. every Sunday nntt 8 p.m. turies ago Jesus said: "I am como that they,, lay. She is also a flag twirier. Hampton, .Yvonne Hester, Ir- Weekdays with Evangelists dordnn approved the program and has | a month during the summer. the freshman class at Trenton Hen-gor and Robert Me Clurkln Miss Patricia (inodwin, ma Montcs, Frances Penn, Su- conducting the meetings. might have life, and that they might have it accepted the invitation to par- State College for the fall se- The course includes spiritu- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- san Apolio, Rosalie Balina, De- 8T, JAMES EPISCOPAL ticipate. al living lesson the first week mester. She plans to major nise Browning, Louis Carretta, Long Branch more abundantly." What does his promise liam H. Goodwin, 2 Marsand in elementary education. I/iw Mass at 8 a.m. Sung Mass There are 188 parishes in Ihe | of each month; homemaking Drive, lias linen selected as the Patricia Casey, Bonnie Cook, ind sermon at 10 a.m. mean today? Listen Sunday, May 26, to diocese, which covers eight j the second week; .social rcla- Sandra Drinks, Nancy Gcrlach, ST. LUKE'S METHODIST alternate delegate to thn Citi- Long Branch Part I of "Make You A New Heart." counties in Central New .Jer- ' lions the third, and cultural re- icnship Institute sponsored by NEW MEMBERS Carmelina Guzzi, Paula Moore, The Sunday aorvlce win be at It sey: Mercer, Middlesex, Mon- urn. finement the fourth. Its aim Is lie Now .Jersey fitate Fedora- OAKHUItST - New members Debbie Owens, Angelica Per- FIRST nAPTIST mouth, Ocean, Burlington, Hun- tn develop and refine natural ion of Women's Clubs. ez, Olga Santiago, Ella Steven- Long Drnncli STATIONS terdon, Warren and Somerset. received into membership of The Sunday serviced will be held at abilities ;md talents. An honor .student at Ilaritan son, Lina Stranlerl, Martha 11 a.m.. The Rov, Homer Trlculcs, tlio First United Methodist pastor. WRLB-FM 107.1 William I). Stillwcll of Nmv Mr:;. Miiry Cmney, Colt:; lif;li Schol, she is a member White, Joan Williams and Bar- Church included Mr.'and Mrs. 8:00 A.M. Brunswick is ;ir All Pass ^ tion. 65 Memoran- 32 More un- 56 Omit, and jack of hearts. Then he Opening lead - <0 K 24 Mexican dum. common. 571968, for switches to a low diamond. If icnic will bring the family house for & while. together. Cancer. June 71 -to July 21 Capricorn. Dec 22 to Jan. 20 Tolerant acceptance of others1 Skeptical person may irk you. foibles it a must, but you find Be sure you an prepared to it difficult. state your case clearly. Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Fab. 19 Leo. July 22 f a Aug. 21 Vila vacation plus promptly A apirit of levity fiuy( be mjfr understood. Keep serious dis- or you may not be able to Eft cussions on a serioui level. accommodations you desire. Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sapl. 22 Pisces. Feb. 20 to March 20 Constructive criticism shouldn't You may have difficulty setting- offend TOU. It may trigger your others started, hut once on the action. road, outlook is excellent. 19(8, Publishers-Hall Syndicate * HEY, IS wrwMOM voufce TAIKIN'ABOUT?'

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Monday. Purpose of this rally, whic was" initiaM"by the LWV 61 Septic Critic New Jersey and the Huma Relations Council of Trenton May Go On Is to urge the early enactmen of recommendations for urban aid made by the Governor' Health Board I Commission on Civil Disorders. UNION BEACH - A Second — Accordtng-to Mrs—Robert ^Tresident" \vhr~eomplained Klein, president of the Uagw of Women Voters of N. J. before the Borough Council "Through this rally we wan last night that "nothing is be- to show the legislators tha ing done by the Boafdk of | they can act boldly and we will Health to stem thesflow support theni." septk tanks into the flltti Former - Governors Driscol may become a political ap- and Meyner annd Senators Wil pointee. - v liams and Case are among the George Wesley of 818 Second 2Uays long list of business, civic, re St., told council he has com- ligious and;-political leaders plained on numerous occasions who sponsor the rally. Friday and Saturday to the board about alleged Built-i)i A-chartered-bus" will leave health violations of tenants and the Boro Bus terminal at 0:30 landlords along his street, but Lint Filter a.m. on Monday, May 27has received no satisfaction. Round trip fare, is two dollars ..Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy Look at These Participants are asked to bring Jr. told the complainant Bor- their own lunches. ough Council is well aware of Any rcr.'ients of this are the condition of his street and Features Porcelain-Finish who wish to attend the rally other streets in the borough, should send bus reservalio "especially the deplorable Wash Basket fees by Thursday, May 23, t condition that exists between the president of the Red Ban* Second and Fifth Sts.," Only and that is why "we have s started the ball rolling in hope You Get to attain a- sewer system for 3 All-Fabric the entire town within the next" Temperatures few years." Mayor Hennessy asked Mr. Wesley if he would be interested in serving on the Board MORE of Health. Mr. Wesley an- Safety WITH FIRST MERCHANTS swered, "Yes." , DAILY INTEREST Council introduced a salary Spin PAID FROM DAY OF ordinance for all borough em- DEPOSIT TO DAY OF ployes, reflecting a raise in WITHDRAWAL some departments. Public providing a S25 balanci h hearing Is scheduled June 13. malnralntd at the md of the Dirt-Gettim quarter. Gift From Council 4% Per Annum Agitator HAZLET — Mrs. Lawrence II 81460 Compounded and Paid NO MONEY DOWN Hodes, president of B'nai B'rith Quarterly Women,. Ayelet Chapter, re- DeperiM Insured up to SI 5,000 cently accepted three Dolls for | on Sears Easy Payment Plan by F.D.I.C. Democracy presented to (he 1 chapter by the Central New | Jersey Council, in recognition | of the original puppet show presented by members to lower || jrade students in area schools, Mtmbtt FKHrol Rtitrv* as part of the anti-defamation | ...PICK Frttrol Dtpoiit iiuurma Corp. PICK YOUR program of B'nai B'rith.

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By LOIS M, JOICE ence and a talented wine con- wife has gone along on every the scene of so many happy Monmouth County. "But our noisseur. SHREWSBURY - They say trip. time"— s whilu:1-e "th"e childre'" n wer " -oots are still here," he says. The new president, a giant a man is no hero to his own Kelajring in an armchair in growing lip. Peggy, the mothe hey own property in "Little of a man with friendly brown the library of his stately of three, now lives in Paris am family. But Irving Feist, who eyes, smiles and deftly tosses Mlver and plan to build even- Shrewsbury home, Mr. Feist John, who has "two adorable ually. yesterday was elected national a return compliment. seemed oblivious to the chaos boys," is carrying on the /am Learned In County president of the Boy Scouts of which surrounded him. "Would you like to know ily tradition as vice president "Anything good I've learned America, has never had this what makes a good scouter?" The house has been sold and of Feist and Feist. She is mar- about scouting, I've learned problem. he asks. "A good scouting the Feists are moving. Much ried to Claude Foussier, French ight here in Monmouth Coun- To Dorothy Feist, his at- wife." While vice president of of the furniture is gone and Coca-Cola executive. :y," he tells you. "I've been tractive blonde wife for more the scout group, he circled the packing boxes abound. He With the changing focus ot well indoctrinated." than 35 years, he is "the most globe twice and traveled re- feels a "real nostalgia" at leav- tteir lives, the Feists have Dating his own interest in fabulous man in every possible peatedly to overseas, areas. His ing the house which has been spent less and less time in scouting to 1919, Mr. Feist likes way. I'm sure the scouts have Jo reminisce about the early never had a president who days; "Sigmund Eisner, could do so many things mag- Iliiiiffliianil Mrs. (Geraldine) Thompson, nificently." GREATER DESTINY is indicated for Irving Feist, right, of Shrewsbury, who has and Judge Henry Ackerson She says her husband writes founded the Monmouth Council been elected national president of the Boy Scouts of America. Mrs. Feist is seated poetry, "the best, absolutely," in August of 1017. The Eisner next to her husband. A group of Danish boy scouts share the table with the new dances like a professional, family provided the uniforms president, as does retired Col. William McTernan left, scoutmaster of Boy Scout sings divinely, knows more for the boys. about fishing than any mail Troop 15, Little Silver. L-^Jfc-Eisner-gotme into itT"-- alive, is a gourmet par excell- KED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 he . says, recalling that he started on a fund-raising com- IHIIIIiMIIPIIIIIillllBIIIIIIillllllllilliailWIllB mittee. He has moved steadily upward with new scouting honors and official positions pyra- miding upon old ones. He is still treasurer of the Mon- Ex-Congressman Sells Home; mouth Council. Here is a man of broad interests. He has been president of Feist and Feist since the Auctioning Contents Tomorrow death of his father just after his college graduation. He also is president of the Hollywood , By DORIS KULMAN | a damn fine woman, a great financial and economic situa- ple!s Campaign, Mr. Auchhv Golf Club, a member of the ber, GOP Freeholder Marcus tion in our country and about closs said: "We have people RUMSON - The rambling Board of Governors of the Na- Daly, "has maturity and ex our status in the world." living in Washington in camps, house at 25 Waterman Ave. tional Conference of Christians when the former congressman That's the kind of Noting that "the American and marching up to Capitol won't be "Congressman Au- an Jews and of Freedoms speaks of the man who now fellow we nee.d here (in Wash- people are spending over a tril- Hill. I sympathize with them, chincloss's house" any more. Foundation, ' of the N.J. holds his seat, Democrat James ington)," Mr, Auchincloss said. lion dollars a year to pay in- but I think it's a pity they use The house is being sold to Armed Forces Advisory Com- "We don't need a schoolteach- terest on the national debt," that way to demonstrate. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Doel- mittee and of the Citizens Com-" ger of 17 Lincoln Ave., here, er to run our government." Mr. Auchincloss said, "I think Breaking the law—that's no shows he's spending money it's a wonderful thing to- get way to get anywhere. mittee for Higher Education in and much of the contents of N. J., a board member of the its 10 rooms is slated for auc- like crazy," Mr. Auchincloss mer principal of a Wall Town- to the moon, but why do we "Everyone is anxious to help American Forestry Association . tion tomorrow. said. "I can't see how peo- have to get there before any- them," Mr. Auchincloss con- and Ducks Unlimited. These ple want that kind of repre- Bepublicans have a one else? There are plenty of tinued. "I've urged the U. S. —-But-although he's giving up are only some of his activities. the house, he isn't cutting ties "pretty good chance" of win things to do in our on conn- Chamber of Commerce and the bigger deficit-good - Both like Fishing with the borough he's called ning all come November, Mr. try for the benefit of our peo- Washington Manufacturers As- grief! Where are we going?" Golf and other time-consum- home since 1911, former. Bep. Auchincloss believes, because sociation to register those The man expected to oppose ing sports are seldom possible James Coats Auchincloss said 'people are worried about the Speaking:of the Poor Peo- wanting jobs, and they said they would. ... LANVIN PLANT DEDICATED — Three officials of the these days, although Mrs. yesterday in a telephone inter- Feist says her husband has view from his Washington ho- "The trouble Is, some don't Lanvin-Charles of the Rifz firm presided over formal dedication ceremonies yesterday of the new manufac- fished off a Long Branch pier tel apartment. want to work, and I like to for the past three years, He hopes to make his local talk business with people who turing, warehouse and laboratory complex on Rt. 35 in want to work. Of course, some A fisherman in her own residence in the Rumson Coun- Holmdel. Left, is Irving Beer, president; Bernard Lanvin, right, she caught two prize try Club, Mr. Auchincloss said. can't work, and that's something else, something we have a director and Richard Salomon, chairman of the board. Tyee salmon last year at No Easy Decision to take care of." (Register Staff Photo), Campbell Elver on Vancouver For Mr. Auchincloss, a Island. One weighed 37 lbs, proud Republican who repre- and the other 51 lbs. sented New Jersey's Third Dis- They earned her the Wom- trict in the U.S. Congress for en's Championship as well as 22 years until he retired from Dedicate Lanvin Plant the Light Tackle and Over-all politics four years ago, the de- Championships. cision to sell the house "hasn't How does Irving Feist find been easy." time for all he does? In his Active and peppery at 83, Amid Scent of Roses own words, "I am up every morning at 4:45. On week-days Mr. Auchincloss is treasurer HOLMDEL - The scent James Ackerson, mayor o: facturing the 1,000 items in the I am in my office by 6:30 of the Capitol Hill Club, na roses picked by moonlight fillet the township, congratulated JJ» company's line. a.m." tional center for Republicans the air in the Lanvin-Charlei firm on settling in his munic: The company distributes which he founded in 1948 am of the Ritz complex yesterda; pality. Charles of the Kitz cosmetics, "I drink Knox gelatine for served as first presideni afternoon. His words echoed those Alexandra de Markoff cosmet- the energy to keep up with That's one of the things thai him," says Dorothy Feist, 1 It was sniffed for three hour; Albert Post, chief of the stat ics, Imperial Formula, Bain keeps him "pretty busy ' ir by a contingent of 50 reporters, Bureau of Commerce, who sail de Soleil, Lanvin perfumes, in- whose vitality gives the im- Washington, he said. He an state and local officials am the fact that the plant was lo cluding Arpege and My Sin, pression that she is nourished bis wife also spend some tim company directors who tourec cated here is "acknowledge- the Jean Nate bath products, by rocket fuel. In their Florida home. the $5 million structure durini ment of our state's greatnes; and Yves Saint Laurent Par- The Feists love to travel, Before residents of Mort formal dedication ceremonies. especially in the field of chemi fum "Y," among others. and their seven-league boots mouth and Ocean Counties And as the tour progress© cals." The plant on Rt. 35, situated have seen plenty of action while he has been Internation- voted him 11 terms in the Con through the 10 acres under rool Speaking for the Lanvin-Ritz on 25 acres, is responsible for al Commissioner of scouting, gress, Mr. Auchincloss servec the roses picked by moonlighi firm were Richard Salomon, all manufacturing and distribu- Just a few days ago he was Bumson as councilman anc became a reality and the ro chairman of the board; Irving tion within the United States. in Paris and took his small mayor. A HOLIDAY BEGINS — The newest Holiday Inn in Monmouth County was official- mance in the production of cos- Beer, president, and Dr. Sloan, It is one of eight such com- granddaughter to lunch at his "I tried to keep law and or- metics and fragrances grew ap who directs the manufacturing, plexes throughout the world. ly opened yesterday with ceremonies and a reception attended by more than 200 favorite restaurant, Coq Hardy der—and not get caught my parent through explanations by laboratory and warehousing Also incorporated in the com- persons. The $1.3 million facility at 2870 Rt. 35, Hazlet, has 120 units. The red in nearby Bourgival. It was her self," he quipped yesterday Otto J. Cohen, at 85 a vice complex; plex are the firm's laboratories, ribbon is being cut by Hazlet Mayor Joseph A. Morales, right. With him are, left first such experience. recalling his years in loca president of the firm and its On tour, Dr. Sloan, who holds which test new components. oldest employe. office. to right, David Stafford, innkeeper; James Tenewifz, president of Holiday Inns of a doctorate in chemistry and One of the most important Delightedly, he tells how he explained that it was noted for Mr, Auchincloss, who m America; Guy Lenza, treasurer; Murray Haber, secretary; and Frank Bock, vice- Given the microphone by Dr. was a long-time employe of rooms in the plant and one Ernest Sloan, another vice- which drew sighs from the its fine asparagus. Would she his first race for Congress in president. (Register Staff Photo) Charles of the Ritz before its president in charge of the plan women on tour, was a chilly prefer white or green? The 1942—"It was the best way i merger with Lanvin in 1964, ex- here, Mr. Cohen spoke o: cubicle housing rows of alumi- five-year old retorted, "Irving, man of 57 could servi plained the intricacies of manu- ideals, romance and moonlight, num containers filled with $1 you know I've always loved his country in wartime," hi lightening the lists of statistics million in oils. green asparagus." ha"s said—had kind words yes- provided by the company. Will the presidency of the terday for a distaff opponent, Police Head in Union Beach Dr. Sloan explained the oils Goal of Perfection were just one of the many in- national boy scouts mean less Democrat Katharine Elkui Satellite travel abroad? Not at all. Mr. White. "There is a romance to our gredients in the perfumes and company," Mr. Cohen said. "II cosmetics. Feist is chairman of the Reor- "I hated to do it to her," hi ganization Committee of World Replies to Critic's Charges isn't just production and mix- Besides the rows of assem- said of his 1960 victory ovei Scouting. This group has just ing, but a goal of perfection Is Down blies served by women em- Mrs. White, now U.S. Ambas- moved its headquarters from By ED WALSH —At 12:54 a.m. the patrol car Just as there is perfection and ployes, the complex houses sador to Denmark, "she's man should ride on patrol, Mr. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Ottawa to Geneva, Switzerland. arrived at the scene. The pa- a romance in every flower about three acres of warehouse UNION BEACH - Incensed Barker commented: AP) — Echo I, the balloon trolman called headquarters by picked by moonlight to capture utilities stacked ceiling < high Also, there are two overseas jver letters downgrading the "As police commissioner I latellite that has offered a radio and requested the first the exact essence needed for ivith boxes of products. councils which are affiliated jolice department that have ap- for one would love to see two lightly show to millions Howard Sets aid alarm be sounded. The our perfumes." The 400 employes are garbed with the U.S. scouts. One is the ieared in local papers, Coun- officers in every car, but I feel iround the world sincg its Transatlantic Council and alarm was sounded at 12:54 and The group felt the romance n a variety of colors to denote :ilman Charles W. Barker last that the citizens of the borough launching nearly eight years the other the Far East Coun- at 12:54 the ambulance driver despite rows of shining alumi- different departments. Those in light replied to the allegations. could not stand a budget of [go, fell to a fiery death last cil. They serve the children of Up Meeting called into service. num drums filled with powders he shipping department wear $95,000 for police salaries and light off the west coast of Armed Forces and diplomatic Speaking as police commis- being mixed and lotions being green, in assembly, pink, per- Mr. Barker- said that at the wages for this purpose. South America, the North families, as well as other iioner, Mr. Barker termed a poured, kettles bubbling with onnel of less than 30 days, On Dredging precise moment the desk offi- "As for Mr. Boyle's state- \merican Air Defense Com- Americans. etter written to The Daily Heg- creams and antiseptically clean white, and men in various cer was sounding the alarm, ment that there aro not any mand (NOIIAD) said. WASHINGTON - Represen- ter by Louis Boyle, former rooms faintly scented with Jean ihades of khaki and brnwn and Travel figures large in Mr. the First Aid Squad reported it lights available (trouble lights), tative James J. Howard, D atrolman in the department, a Nate after-bath lotion. A spokesman said NOItAD, Feist's plans for the future be- was enroute to the scene, so the this is mere fabrication," Mr. ;reen. NJ, has arranged a meeting 'gross distortion of the facts." The art of producing fra- which has been tracking Echo cause of his intense interest officer deactivated the alarm. Barker said. "We have had, The laboratory end of the between Capt. Charles Dodd, Mr. Boyle charged that at the grances for millions of women in its dying days, had re- in international scouting. "It Referring to Mr. Boyle's and still have, trouble lights for manufacturing process is most president of United Boatmen of me of a fatal accident sever- throughout the world became a vived no reports of sightings mportant, builds bridges of understand- statement that more than one all department members." company officials New Jersey, and represents il weeks ago, "the first aid reality especially for the fe- f the plunge. He estimated itressed. ing between people of all tives of the U. S. Army Corps larm was either not working males in the group, who mar- lie time of decay at 7:47 p.m. In the color lab, specific lands." of Engineers at Mr. Dodd's iroperly or not manned prop- veled at the complexity behind "DT although computers-and •esponsibility is formulation of He looks forward to next home in Avon Monday to dis- irly because the usual long Crime Bill Is Passed that one dab to smell good and cnsors could not verify it here 11 products with colors such year, when there will be a cuss the dredging of Shark ilast was not sounded to alert the cream to erase wrinkles. ntil midnight. s lipsticks and eye shadow, mammoth National Jamboree Itiver. he first aid men to the scene The tour of facilities followed Launched from Cape Ken- lie research lab is concerned nl Farragut State Park in Ida- 1 formal dedication of the plant Mr. Howard said Thomas the accident." idy Aug. 12, I960, Echo I vith development of new pred- ho. It is expected that 40,000 By Senate, Faces Veto with the unveiling of a bronze bovs will attend. Clark, chief of the Navigation A letter from Police Chief as lopped 30,000 orbits and icts and creation of formulae, /alter A. Hutton to the police plaque at the entrance. The ome one billion miles of space 'he environmental lab deals He .sens a major new pro- Branch of the Corps of Engi- WASHINGTON (AP) - The ommissioner stated the alarm uel Ccller, D-N.Y., of the in- ceremony was witnessed by avel. It received and re- nth testing of materials and gram developing which will neers and two other corps Senate has passed a crime-con- as in good working order and fluential House Judiciary Com- more than 400 employes and iycd teletype messages, tele- iroducts in v;irying environ- bring scouting to many more representatives will meet at ,rol bill that would undo con- r mittee. Already, there is spec- guests. hone conversations and plc- mental conditions. boys, especially boys in loss Mr. Dodd's home, 428 Sylvania as properly manned. troversial Supreme Court nil- ulation Johnson would veto Lanvin Pays Visit ircs and provided a legacy Areas are specifically desig- desirable areas. Ave., at 10:30 a.m. Cites Records ings that guarantee criminal such a measure. Doing the honors was Bern- ' scientific discovery. iated for creams and lotion Hut scouting opportunities Capt. Dodd and his organiza- The chief said police records suspects greater rights. The The prime concern of John- ard Lanvin, a director of the The satellite whs done in manufacturing, powder goods, must also increase in more tion are attempting to have IOW: measure also would grant po- son, CcJler and other opponents company, who visited the plant f tim genti/ sunlight that 'ragrance and lipslick manu- affluent areas, because every Shark River dredged every —At 12:50 a.m. May 4, a res- 'ice new wiretapping and clec- involves the proposed controls for the first time. His arrival iade it shine brighter than 'acturing, as well as assembly boy needs what it can give. It year as a safety measure. The lent of Front St. telephoned ronic "bugging" authority. on the Supreme Court. And was almost prevented by the tost stars. Sunlight pressure rens for cacli of those seg- builds-character, bodies and Corps of Engineers has main- adquartcrs to report a mo- But while the Senate passed some opponents say constitu- strikes in Paris, where Mr. ually pushed it close enough ments. knowledge. tain'J there is no safety haz- r vehicle accident at the he bill last night by a 72-4 hnnvin lives and works as head Somehow, each specific area ard, and it is not necessary emocratic building on Union tional questions are raised by the earth's atmosphere for Red Bank Ptaa of the Lanvin clothing house as its own fragrance. .Assem- to have the river dredged ve. vote, ,it was uncertain how sections authorizing police ravity to take hold and lug it We deliver, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. in France. ly is scented with refreshing every year. —At 12:51 a.m. the policeman muchwf it will become law. wiretapping and electronic sur- it of orbit. Call 741-9: (Adv.) veillance or "bugging" of sus- Itep. James J. Howard,, D- ath products, mixing rooms "I am hopeful a reasonable the desk called the duty It still faces House consider- ;ird Dist., addressed the group, pects. As passed by the Sen- Broken Sash'Cord? ith My .Sin, storage areas with Fisherman's Feast $3.50 solution can lie worked out as •ew of the First Aid Squad, ation, and contains provisions calling the plant a "mutual (Jail a specialist for free sur- ate, the bill's chief provisions | ;ice powder, and the scent of Fridays at Gifford's Inn, n result of this meeting," Mr. he crew acknowledged the strongly opposed by President benefit to the company and the ;y and estimate. Evenings or Howard said. would: oses picked by moonlight is Rumson. Call 842-9820 or 842- 11. Johnson^and Chairman Eman- community." eekencls, 281-3197. A (Adv.) ust everywhere. 1116. (Adv.) f AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOR SALE 18-THE DAILY RfXISTF.R, Kndjy. May 21, 1968 ALTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE (More Classified A6>

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Fiftery '65 CHEVROLET $1195 15M Strlti ___— . ~*—. Electro warranfud. Two^ttr iidon. AutomoHc rodlt and htoltr. 1965 T-BIRD $2400 «« WVR01ET HIAlr. Station wegm, Six cyllndir '65 CHEVROLET •65 RAMBLER $1175 Two door Londou, full Powir, lew Impola luptr Spirt horiitop '1695 Mlliogt, lurgundy with Hock Vinyl itlck thin. Iliii. Four-door Hdon. Rodlo, hioitr, AutomoHc. tp g Root. •66 Chevy %2OK^"^"^' '63 CHEVROLET Super Sporf Auto, tranimidlon. '65 RAMBLER 550 $1175 1966 CHiVROLET—S1880 Impola luptr sport 1 door horrJUp - V-l - automatic Powar sltarinj. l-iim Hdan. Automatic, rodla and huttr. - Ilkt htW .„"_' :...:::::—~ .. , ,, TT—— 11295 1967FIAT $1125 Blicoynt wagon. Four door station Sport Cotipt. '65 CHEVROLET $1150 "1100" Man. Hioltr and Hodlo. wagon. Automatic Irontmlulon. '62 CHEVROLET •66 Plymouth $1QOC ipetd tririmlllion, Rodlo and htottr. Grtm. *995 Light blut. 4-door Mdan. Rodlo, htattr. imiola covtrllbH - v-l — otittmotle — powar itMrlng Barracuda •*'#*# '64 OLDSMOBILE $1095 US, V-l, automatic, rodlo, htnttf. Sport Caupt > • t AIR CONDITIONED W(iif«. Blut vinyl '64 VOLKSWAGEN $97T [jntariorjjutaJraiilM^ TeSoBre Two-door coupi. $ powar sfttrin}. •64 FORD $795 ESTABLISHED 1925 '67 MUSTANG 1 foor tiordtop — automatic — powtr itnrlng 2395 . Fairkmi "SM"^ Aul(«wtle. rodlo, hwnr. — TWO LOCATIONS . '67 Opel Baiga. Top, ll ^63 VOLKSWAGEN "64 CADILLAC Conw Sport Coups aconomy. HWYf 3S tpgeilK Itott Polln lirroetu JiAZLET •>ull powtr _ '59 CHEVROLET $195 •66 CHEVROLlT 89 BROAD ST. KEYPORT Rdaor Iiardtop. '63 CORVAIR '64 Buick Platinum, powtr 1495 •tearing. Automat- Mtma I door Le Sabre ic tramroliilon.

Two-door hardtop. '65 Chevy Surf groan. Powtr RECENT TRADES ititring, automafie Impala trammiifion. VERY, VERY SPECIAL '66 Volks $13QI%Coupt. Black. Rtd '64 BUICK ELECTRA Two-Door • «<##«#interior. Radio 4 Joor Hdon — Ilkt ntw . - . >12?5 '66 CHEVELLE "500" 4-daor htrd- top Powder blut. Mallsu 4 *etr Mm - V-l - Aultmatlc '1795 '64 Ford 1295 Auto, tram., pow- Galaxie tr itaaring. '66 VOLKSWAGEN M395 1 r»«r Stdon, 4 ipHd, Radio 1_ __. Sport Coupt. Tur- '66Pontiac quoiit. Aufs trim. '64 PONTIAC Power iteering. Catallra 1 d««r nardltp — VI — miltntlle — fowir Tempest ttnrlni „ ; ! m '1095

'64 PONTIAC Powder blut. link TtmptH 2 doer stden — a cyllndtr - Automtrtle __. '1095 '65 Volks $11OC DURING OUR Convertible ••'*' '64 PONTIAC VWVVSAC Ttmptit Wojon - < cyllndar — Auttmgtlc _' '1395 '63 DODGE '895 Dart Station Wooon - « cyllndtr — Automolle BOB WHITE '61 DODGE 1 door nordttp — Ilkt ntw • —__ '595 '57 PONTIAC $95 BUICK-OPEL 4 dew SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY GREATER SAVINGS- BETTER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ideas FROM OUR STOCK OF OVER 100 NEW CARS PROM STOP FORD during our IN TODAY ."v.. "SEE THE LIGHT SALE!" AN EXPLOSION OF EXTRA BUYING POWER ON THE SWITCH IS OK TO FORD CHEVROLET AND CHEVELLES WITH FALCONS and MUSTANGS - TORINOS and T-BIRDS LTDs and XLs - VANS and PICK-UK SPECIAL POPULAR EQUIPMENT PACKAGES.

. NEW OR USED CHEVY-TOWN IS . THE PLACE TO BUY!!!

FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Fairlane 2-Dr. Hardrop — Ford Country Special! CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. FOUR FLOORS OF FORDS 325 MAPLE AVE. ' ' 741-3130 RED BANK "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE1' MOUNT-ENGLISH MONMOUTH and MAPLE AVE. 741 - 6000 RED BANK AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE Friday. May 21, J9CS—19 STATJOW WJUKW — ISM UOttPJS ifJHOR - BlaUfcn wit- S 1M . 1W7 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — nmf «oa4iti<»n. tHW «r bwt on. /^jjltefji-i item. t*isA viiSA\x>tn. Cfcii tU*r 4 p i ofler. CtU litul, 7gr-7utt. Tws t»p#. AM/FM rujio. Four ll>tt4- THK JMIJ.Y REGISTER mi ava 747-WS XJo«lUtction. Hrttirli rating frtto IMt PLYMOUTH SPORTS FURY — PM tJUPER SPOKT — VXi 1863 H*MBLER OTHVEETIBLE — colon. Cv.ll 7Ti-&460 tjixr t prn. Four speed. 283 four-bixrel. Vinyl lop. Chevrolet its engine, stick shift oil *>KA, t*r\.' owiitr. Vej-y good condition. 100% CHI 291-9079. 611-9160 USD. 264-0102. AUTOS FOE SALE 1963 BUICK — USabre convertible. IB6J FORD FALCON — T*o-door MUSTANG - 1863. V8. Automatic. AUTOS FOR SALE DODGE 1965 — Dart "OT" hardtop. Needs transmission. But oiler. Oil sedan. Stick shift. Radio, heater, lies. SS.OOO Till".. Mu«l sell golr» ov • •- Spotless vlny! Interior, low mileage, 7«7-or« after 5 p.m. Call 291-2062. seas. J1.400 or best ofrer. Call S<2- immaculate. SO money down. Bank CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 1858. Ex- VOLKSWAQBN 1966'— Sunroof, ex- will finance JI19S, only 111.80 weekly. 30-DAY cellent mechanical condition. 283 V8. tra new anowtlres and only 18.000 T964~VOLKSWAnEN-Sura-oof~Cleanr OASia, 721-71(10, (or credit OK. Standard shirt {200. 7171850, after mllei. Doctor's third car. New con- Musi sell. s,i. big trade-in IMS CADILLAC^"(Supe DiTvUle, In 5:30. dition. J1380. Rumojn. 842-3443. after 5:30. OVER $3500 i! Ford Mustang C«nv. "like new" condition. Completely 14 Oldsmobllt Suptr II Ho Sdn equipped. Origin*] Dwner movlnu M Ctiryjlfr. uio -HpCp« nmttt ttii dftfa mt need (tsls esr. MECHANICAL AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE on the 1968 63 Oldimobllt Cullait HpCpt SJ7OO. Call 842.300ft. ill Cadillac DtVIIK 4dr. Sdn GUARANTEE CHECKER $500~-$1000 (More Classified Ads 13 Oldimobllt Dy'mlc M Hp Sdn On The Next Page) $3000-53500 *J Ford Galax S09 HpCpt WE SELL MARATHON 44 Bulck Riviera Hpcps 11 Clltvrolel IHipala HpSdit 11 Impsrlol u Olasmoblla Cutlass Sin Wgn Crown Hp CPI il Rcmbler 779 <-dr. Sdn AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 SPECIAL: MORE $2500-$3000 tl OldlmoblU II HDCOI U Oidsmoblle 98 HP Sdn UNDER S500 FORD MPonlloc BonntvllK Brougm SO YOU •7ChBvraiet Irnpala Stawgn tl Clwvroltt Corvalr 4-dr. Sdn Galaxie convertible, S-cylind«r, si Bulck Supir Hp Sdn WE REALLY 4 - speed transmission. Real II Bulck Supsr $2000-$2500 59 Cl»vrel«t Sharp. Brookw'd llaWgn 10 Dodas Snuca 4-dr. Sdn MEAN SAVEL (8 Ptugtot 404 Sonr'f 4-dr. Sdn 53 Oldsmobllt HpSdn (5 Ponllac Orand P'x HP Cp> II «I Bulck Rlvltra HPCpi BUSINESS .., 1966 Limited Supply! Come in Now arid Sove! WE'VE SOLD * SERVICED ^ Stdara $150042000 FOR Si YEARS - and the savings Stitton Wagons IUY WITH-CONFIDENCE. are all yours at BRAND BRAND 15 Oldsmoblla II Hp Sdn LINCOLN (] Dodge Custom Hp Sdn Continental. A black beauty I NEW '68 PLYMOUTH NEW '68 CHRYSLER HpCpt #ith full power and air-condi- FURY III, TWO-DOOR HARDTOPS NEWPORT FOUR-DOOR SEDANS is Chtvellt Mollbu HPCpi 45 Oldimobllt II 4dr. Sdn tioning. Equipped with Heater, pefroster( Back-Up Lights, Equipped with Heater, Defroster, Back-Up Lights, Podded Posh and Visors. Emergency Floshers, Padded Dash and Visors, 383 V-8 Engine, Emer- RARITAN 4SO|dsmoblH..Cii!laiI.__ HBfiPI. 15 Ford 2-Speed Wipers and Washers, Front and Rear genc/ Flashers, 2-Speed Wipers and Wastiers, GnlaKSM 4-dr,SdH RelraelaDU Sent Belts, Woll-10-Woll Carpeting, Front end Rear Retractable Seat Belts, Shoulder BUICK-OPEL Doy/Nlte Mirror, Outside mirror, Sid* Morker Belts, Woil-to-Wall Carpeting, Day/Nit* Mirror, $1000-$!500 1965 . i_^.. r-... pgeknge, Electric clock. Deluxe Outside Mirror, Side Marker Lights. GARAGE CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE It is our Buick Bargain Days Steering Wheel. iSFard OolaxJM HpCpl «4 Ford Cly. Sq. sta Wgn and we'rs dealing high, CADILLAC CHECKER — i4 OldlmoblU !! 4-dr.Sdn Broadway at Fourth wide and handsome). Stop MOIdsmabllt U Conv. Four-door Sedan DeVille, Load- NowOnly NowOnly INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS tl Cadillac DtVllli Sedan Long Branch by and look them ovar. ad, with air-conditioning. M Chsvrolet Impala Hp Sdn Drivs a couple, get our BEDLE RD. KEYPORT MOIdimoblle Dy'mlcU Sit Wgn 222-1234 r deal. Ask about Doublt- 264.0361 "m Sold «nd Serviced lor 14 Ysari-Buy With Conlldsnce" 1966 Chsck Warranty. '66 BUICK THUNDERBIRD ^^^ "ELECTRA 225" four-doer, «lr- Alr-eonditioned. Like new, On* condifiontd', all power equip. owntr, full power. Ov«r5Acrai •! Autoftobltw m«nr. Monmoulh County's Ursmt Chryilar - piynoulh_FocUH» '66 OLDSMOBILE "STARFIRE" jpori* coupt. Afr- 1966 eonditionid, powsr window j, powir buckii nat», conieli tur, PONTIAC Imperials—Chryslers We have bo ma He Tempist, convertible, V-8, auto- Plymoirtta—Vclianti matic transmission, power itatr- '66 BUICK BARRACUDAS ''FROM OUR NEW "WILDCAT" four-door hardtop. in,, - ~~-— HARDTOPS — SEDANS — CONWRTIBIK BOAT DEFT. , '68 SEABREEZE Alr-conditlontd, l / K n. Flbregloss ouc. Runabout power brakes, ASK FOR 7'4a CHRY5LER3S H.P. Enoina SEA LION '66 PONTIAC SEE THE ALL NEW HEAVY DUTY TRAILER I "LE MANS" two - door .port BOB KELLY IF PURCHASED $111A coupe, turbomatic, powar stetr. SEPARATELY >'OIU ' ing, radio. '-• * "68 TOYOTA INTRODUCTORY PACKAGE PRICE SLASH . «• OOO ™\-L DELIVERED '66 BUICK VI ZOO PRICE "SPECIAL DELUXE" two-door AUTHORIZED MONTHLY BANK RATES hardtop, V-8 angina, power TOMS DEALER $21.44 siaering, automatic traimlssion, 1780 vinyl Interior. DELIVERED P.O.E. '66 OPEL FORD "KADETT" sport coupe, radio, heater, four-spaed console shift, bucket seals;

HWY. 35 KEYPORT '66 CHEVROLET "CHEVELLE" four-door station 264-1600 wao,on, automatic transmiision, radio, heater, whitewalls, '66 BUICK "SPECIAL DELUXE" four-dosr NO MONEY DOWN •'W- CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH >Af BUICK SKYURK 2-DOOR HARDTOP sedan, air-conditionad, powar steering, radio, heater. TAKE OVER EQUIPPED WITHi Six seat belts • Four-way warning fluhil LOW WEEKLY Automatic tranimlllion '65 PONTIAC 7OO RT. 36, EATONTOWN 542-55OO Powsr ileering Deluxe itsering wheel • Windihield wtshsrs PAYMENTS - UP TO I "BONNEVILLE" four-door hard- Radio Soft ray shaded windriilild • Dual ipead wipers 5 YEARS TO PAY Directly Across From M.V. Inspection Station l/4 Mile East Of Monmouth Shopping Center top, custom vinyl interior, power Whits will tlrei Door edge querdi • Shoulder harness (II I windows, staaring and brains. SPECIAL PLAN FOR liekug lighh Remote control mirror • Daluxa vinyl and larptt '65 BUICK SERVICEMEN Side marlctr lights Deluxe whetl covers Interior | "LE SABRE" four-doop ..dan, Weakly pqymMti .If Only Takes A Minute To Set A Better Deal." •ir-eondftioned, powar itaarinj, Wouldn't you really rather drive one of our Bulck Bargains? '48 FALCON $17.80 powar brakei. . cour-door sedan, automatic trans- '65 FORD mission. Radio and heater. "SALAXIE" four-door hardtop, vinyl top and interior, powar S8 CORVAIR $17.80 steering "500" model. Three-speed. Radio anil healer. Whlrewolls, 1,209 mllu. '65 BUICK "RIVIERA" sport coupe, all '67 MUSTANG $18.80 power equipped, custom trim. Hardtop, full power, law mllaoga. BUICK-OPEL '65 CHEVROLET "IMPALA" iport coupe, Vinyl '67 FORD $18.80 "Th« dsaUrship whera +h« customer is important" Coloxla "500", four-door letlon, V-l. lop, powar staaring and brakei, vinyl interior. HWY. 35 264-4000 ' KEYPORT '66 BUICK $16.40 '65 OPEL Special four-door sedan. Double pow- ACTION er air-condition. "KADETT" sport coupa. Radio and heater. '65 OLDSMOBILE $16.60 ... and our cars are priced to prove it! Cutlass "442" convertible. Four- '65 CHEVROLET speed transmission, powtr tteerlng, I "IMPALA" two-door hardtop. power brokei, 37,000 milts. '4." Automatic, power staaring, WE'RE OUT TO SELL 150 | radio. '65 PONTIAC $16.70 '65 BUICK Catallno, twMoor hardtop, oil pow- OLDSMOBILES BY JUNE 30th tr, like niw, low mlleogi. SEETHE LIGHT SALE* "WILDCAT" custom four-dooi hardtop, automatic, sir-condl. '65 PONTIAC $17.10] | tion, power steering and brakes. Carolina, eoytrtlble. Full power. •••••••SPECIAL ECONOMY SALE ******* Mult ue. '65 BUICK Ford Dealers' The switch is on... to Ford. We're taking [ "ELECTRA 225" two-door hard- BRAND NEW 1968 top, air-condition plus power '65 MUSTANG 510JO • l_ _. J K'mmm. CMAMMI* more trade-ins than ever. Great late models. Hardtop. Three-speed transmission. USeCI \jQf e>p6ClUlS* All makes, All priced to move fast [ equipment. V-t. Clean, dark green with white Interior. F-85 CLUB COUPES '64 BUICK '62 Ford $PM<1 Hunt, Con- TRUCKS — Flat bed, dump body. * Qulitr trtiltr tor erery bvoitt T41-M71. UN row) oAtAxnc wo - rm- •unroof. Red. Radio, fcuttr, Pirelli Clnturato Urn. Iff. All itwl with headboard. 1200, AA-UM • Ttrrr • Monitor • PUrmore TURNABOUT vertible. Poiltratlon reverb unit, mas* 1 door hardtop. Power steering. 15,000 Cil] WSUBSt Atklnsr I17D0 or talc* orar payments. num NO'!. 390 rear. H1-11II cam. S 492-0S28. Route - Trivel Mitt Tent Cunp«> THE IDEAL JUNIOR TRAINER a 1SB8 CHRIS CRAJT — «0 h p. original mile*. Sxceltent condition. Muat ieil. Call M2-47W alter 6:10 titra wheels. S18O0. (71-9O2J after 6 VELI,OWgTO^fE Trivel Trailer, 21', engine, Bunki, sink, bead. Xzcellent Can be teen In Mlddletown. Oil «7l- 19«2 CHEVROLET PAUEL TRUCK IMS FOBE SQUIRE I Cylinder — p.m. p.m. Call bought new laet July. Bleeps four. List MARSH MARINE condition. (900. 2M-S633. stat Butlnn wairon. Power iteerlng. auto- 1907 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER, 741-2099 price with extrae WSB approximately Specializing In one design sailboats 195S RAMBLER AMBASSADOR -A-l. matic. Rack. il.ltO. After I, T41-3T48 MU3TAHO 19M — Darn »reen hard- J3S00. Yours for S2375, 15 Farrell Dr., equipment. By appointment 747-5030 18' THUNDERBIRC—Flberilas cuUie. Full power. Extra mounted inowi. cellent condition, lllneaa, muat top with black vinyl roof. Four-speed Mlddletown. Or call 871-2580. PIGECMN SPARS BOBSTAD lAILI dral hull. 75 h.p. Evinrude. Equipped. r l«««lttPAl7* f Jihoiu. ..U7.-13S5 V-8, lt.»ilc ad quarters for MonmouUi County. 19' YELLOW8TONE TRAVEL STORAGE and SERVICE Bf)nKAKEK THUNnEiininn i»ei - Red 741-8592 " TRAILER - U»ed twice, like new. BERTHS — Floating docki. Fain No rnirtnf. l"5 er tirsken, automatic. Radio and door luxury hardtop with all tha All models and colors ID stock. and hardware. Electronic equlpme lirater. Encrllrnl condition. *<75 «71- er options and In showroom new con. 1958 CADILIJIC — Fully powered, Hitch Included. Call 56O0157. BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE — Trade 62K8 flood second car. Call after 6 p.m. BILL LANZARO'S Keyporl Marine Buln, 340 W. Frt Winds Motel k Marina, Sea Bright, ll!l flltlnn NO money ilnwn. Bank will St., Keyport. 264-9(21. > CAIMU.AO Rfcian Vjllf. fltunre J1095, only 110.80 weekly. Call 261-0237 AUTO SALES INC. New management. Reasonable rates. Fullly i ! " t' -"- With air. frlvst'e (1AS18, 7il-IllK), fnr crnlll_£j£ C11BV11OLET 1061 Chovcllo two- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 14' BOSTON WHALER with 19B Pool privilege', 812-1837 or 7U-0403, 334 Mali] Bt. 500.2224 MaUval h.p. Mercury outboard electric sla: nal ownrrjMS^SOII. 1&G0 DODGE floor lutrdtop. V-S, ntkk Rhlft. Immac- VOLVO ^ 1P6T twn-donr. K ulutP. Afklng tKIEIfi.-maka offer to HONDA — 160 cb. Excfllent condition, JUNK CARS motor. Must Bee to appreciate. Ca "filp9 ni.nRMnllir.K - FS5. Tower Power atecrlng, automatic. H0O. Must aell. |400 firm Call alter « p.m. 7414714. SLIPS thltC:»alH- Bxcrllcnt fnnrtltlnn Cull liljy™ Mirsnl Ford, 723-1600. 7874450 PICKED UP 741-7271._ KteprlnV " (Vnml condition, $400. 4»:>- I9B1 l'OHD~FAIRLANB~^^ Intercep- W FABUOLAS laboud-oulbuatd 10 87lt aftfr i p.m. Tom roNTiAC I,K MANH — Red MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE AVAILABLE *I965 FORP I.TI1 - Four-door hard- tor V-8 engine, Call 747-3818 after Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking Mcrc-crulaer engine. H750. Call 2t with whltn Interior. V-8 itlck «port 5 p.m. 81x months • 12 mooUii. H60. Call top. Air conditioned. Four new Urn, T9M~!>ONTIAC GTO - Whll« with coupe. 1D,WW mllea. Perfect condition. EaTontown 542-2235 two !>n -- Convertible. tlon. Beat offer. Call 747-2654. 2M-706S mileage. pprtPrt condition. One-own- VorKSWAOKN*i»«l -- Blue, aunroor (Jowl condition. All power. Mint aell. liydrornatic. Cordova top, console. - In water. Ready to gi First Bt. CON Plver Bd.) *r. Fully automatic. Air conditioning, Benin. Beantllul Inside iind out. Per- Original owner. 12,400. C&U 741-1976. HONDA W85 — CB l«0. Electric GET CABH TOR YOUR FOREIGN - Call Rumaon Call 29M760. AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS rudlo. RurEundy exterior, black top. fect mechanically. New motor. 15M. FOKD 1933 — Galaxlo fastback. V-B, atart, two carburetors. Excellent COD' 291-2241 K159L Call 872-1329 alter 4 p.m 6TM3M. CHEVROLET 1964 — Impala hard- dltlon. Sacrifice, 5275. 222-6242. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., top, V-8, automatic and much, much automatic. One owner, Sharp. ABklng HW, 35. EttootOTO M3-24U. 26* FIBERQLAS Auxiliary Bloo] COMPASS REPAIRS *10»5— rnsk« offer to Margol 1'ord, i06« HONDA — Red, i Low mile Sleeps four. Head, galley. Equlppt more. A«klng J1395 nuke offer to Binoculars, sextants, chronometers. Margol Ford, 721-4600. . 721 «00. ago. (20(1. CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucke, for cruising. A-l condition. For infi AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 222-4153. foreign or domeetlc. Dean, oppoiltt matlon call 747-4834. 747-3876. 231-2279. VX2 VDLKaWAnBN — 2B,001 rallel. Two Guy«. Mlddletowil. 671-9144. Kxi:r.llent condition. J8S0. Call 071- ll)«4 HONJIA - vii'. Dream. Mln IV SKIFF — Navy top, Chryili AUTOS FOR SALE 29(1!). condition. ABklng JI0O. Crown Inboard engine'. Good condltlo: BUSINESS NOTICES TociooiTNfitYiti\nRE 741-2581 AUTO RENTALS Jo the water. J500. fully eijulppei Call 787-3900 after 6 p.m. LIOHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS wagon. Power atcorlnK, power brakea. T»HD3 GARAGES — Fret eltlmates. Good oondttlon. 220-3MO. MOBILE HOMES TOM'S FORD COLUMBIA YACHTS Otll alter 3 p.m. M1-2H9. PRESENTING RENT A CAR Tht YACHT SHOP BACKHOE BULLDOZINO — Mowing, 1114 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright 113-101 plowing, pumplni, latcre.ll. All icptlc No Money SCHIFFMAN'S MS Hwr. S3 K«rporl 1968 SPORTSCRAFT Unit work. BEN BRYAN. 871-CM5. RUBBER STAMPS—Male to order. THE GOOD OLD BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 23' all fiberglass. 160 h.p. Fut, eltlclent service. Use at home or New Address Full canvas and head. business. Call 711-3227 or 787-2(03. Down!!! JUNCTION OF FURNITURE MOVTNa - Allies ud SAV-COTE SPECIAL PRICE M.895. cellars cleaned. Fret tstlmttes. Call ROUTES 33 & 34 The YACHT SHOP Demonstrations. 717-3002. 1114 Ocean Ave., Sea Bilfht IU-U13 VOLKSWAGEN! 1st PAYMENT JULY! COLLINSSWOOD CIRCLE CEDAR MAR YACHT SALE! SLIPCOVERS FARMINGDALE, N. J. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP RL let Toms Xl Sofa, (30, chair J1S, with your twn AU four •prtnj rittlnj out needi. Bot- za-sm fabric. Fret welting, ilppers, orer- It's not your ordinary tiU-i-gambU ustd car., EASY PAYMENT PLAN tom p&tnt4, varntsh, icam compounda. locKInf and arm rests. Fabrics also CAMPERS TRAILERS Evlnrude motora. Sales and service Red Bank Branch 747-4421 after available. Call urtlme I71-23U. at New Jeney's Lsrieit Marino Bup- J300 ON WARD'S NEW SEA KINO— Ir't • ear that has ptitsd th» YW 16-point safety "NORRIS GOLD SEAL" plr House, 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. 14' "flherglas boat". 39 h.p. electric FINISHED ATTICS — Recreation 19M MGB 741-3780. Open Sundiyi and Holidays start motor. 800 lb. capacity trallei rooms, paneling, suspension callings, •nd pttformahc* t«st; Whiff, black Interior. Radio, "OPEN ROAD" t «.m.-l p.m. Ready to go. Only S13SC. Up to i shtetrock work, taping. M2-M42. viry clean, 1 years to pay. Only $50 month. HONT And hat our 100% guaranty that we'll repair "SWINGER" ID CENTURY SPEED BOAT — I»t9. OOMERY WARD, Monmouth Shop UOHT TOUCHINQ AND DEUVXR1EI 225 h.p. Gray Inboard. Engine and hull ping Center, Eatontown Circle, 642. William Abramt or replace all major mechanical parti* for 30 days 1967 DATSUN Sales, Service, Supplies l excellent condition. Priced right. 2150. 529-2MI ., 938-2924 Ml 747-3416. MOWING or 1000 miles, whichever comes first. Sedan. Black, red Interior, 18' TERRY SKIFF — 40 h.p. Bvli Overgrown lawns and fields automatic, HKs niw. i«' CRUISERS INC. - 40 h.p. Johnson rude motor. Electric starter. Goo 10x55 AMBASSADOR _ All aluminum, motor, and trailer. $500. Call 741- Call 7U-51M So even if anything does go wrong it ends up two bedrooms, fully furnlihcd plui 66!9. condition. (550. Call 9468709. 1967 DATSUN washing machine. Excellent condition, Iff MAST — 16' boom, 16' yan DEPENDABLB SEPTIC TANK SER- for th» bettar. , Muat aell. J2M.Y 787-1010 or €71-0017. 30' PACEMAKER — 1083 Sportsflsher- rudder and malnsheet, $30 oomplel VICE Pumped, cleaned, repaired. loOO iportl coupe. 4-ipttd, man, 220 h.p. depth finder. Fully Call 747-3503. 0D3LL Plumbing * Heating. Offlu- rodlo, htoier, W/w. 1DH2 QARAQE MODEL UW Al)oequipped. JiSOO. Call 272-5019, 671-0811. Home-oli-WSO. *engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assem- .raller. Oas refrigerator, itovo with 16' LAPSTRAKB BOAT and (ralli L-520 Pickup lull oven, eieepi three. ISM. 40 WIUow 1886 EVINRtJDB, 1814' boat. Fiber- 3S h.p, Johnsoa Slectromatlc. Bxce CARPENTER BUILDER •Wi«i brake »yitem,electrie#l.iystem. ' Dr., Little Silver. (lai, Inboard-outboard, 1(0 h.p. Best lent condition. Asking 5650. 5H8-4233. 1963 FORD -. otter, Call 787-0501. Additions, alter«Uoru, attlrj, psMltng, Convjrtlblt, V-l, oylomollc, Goloxll 120 H.P. 1967 model MPo Conva ceilings, aluminum siding. Call alter 4 500. Blui, W/W, PS., tic. AUTO RENTALS 17' COMET SAILBOAT — Two sets 18. New last summer. First' clai p.m. 787-0625. STANLEY OnONOWIKX 1766 DELIVERED of new salU, nylon. Asking price W0. condition. Great for skiing, fishing BOOKKEEPING, ludltlng, qturterljr '61 VOLKSWAGEN $795 '64 VOLKSWAGEN $995 Call 747-4768. Jujt plain riding. Coit K100, askl payroll tax reports, «tc. Margery 1962 MERCURY $495 IB1 TRUE ROCKET — Auxiliary ten- $3000. Call 741-0545. Trovato, T/A Rellatllt Tax Btrvlci, Whllt Stdon OrMH Stdm Pour^lor udan. V-l, oulomollc. LEASE A NEW torboard sloop. 15 h.p. Inboard. Da- TWO EVINRUDE 30 h.p. olltloards (S7H289. & "'V«ry dtm ear. cron salts, main, Jib. Qenoa sterling In excellent running condition. You: IF YOTJ need tht protesilonsl touch FORD MERCURY trailer. Head, compass, anchor, many choice, $110 ea. 787-7710. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $B95 '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 WASHINGTON'S other extras. Bleeps 2 adults, 2 chil- In lawn and garden cart Call Turquom Snion R«d convtrllblt Menmourii Motors OR CONTINENTAL! dren. Built 1063. Asking 32,100. MaT 17' THOMPSON — Fully equipped 291-M31 AUTO SERVICE be seen at Rocknak't Yacht Basin, Must sell. Phone after 6 p.m. 545 MASONRY WORK — All types. Plas- '631/OLKSWAGEN $950 '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 HWY. 35 EATONIOWN Lanoka Harbor, N.J., or call 747- 305«. tering, concrete, hrlcic and ploclc. 370 Broad Strger Keyp'ort ENGLISH MOTORS 1703. 17' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. John* Call 717-3935. RM Stdon Whllt Faltbock 244 • 132J Mail* Art. 747-4545 R*d Sank 37' DBBP V Glass Inboard-outboard outboard, electric starter, canvas to PAINTING — Ezttrlor and Interior. SUek Oratt with top. 120 h.p. Very and cover. Fully equipped, all extra Special rates on one-family. Call Jer- '64 KARMANN GHIA $1350 '66 KARMANN GHIA $1750 542-2414 " it, A-l condition. $2300. 842-3179. Including water «kl«. Call 747-5851 ry for free estimate. 787-3248- 24' JERSEY SHELTER SKIFF - F VtllCW Sp»rl Cwpi Bl« Convtrtlbli AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 23' KETCH — Sleeps lour. 25 h.p. ODD JOBS — fainting, electric Gray Inboard. Head, galley, 7 sails. dlo. Fresh water cooled. Depth Undi work, carpentry, roofing. Available A-l condition. In water. 671-0491. Complete. Ready to go. Call 291-131 Immediately. Call 787-2529 anytime. FOR FAMILYS ON THE MOVE W LAPBTRAKB — Century 25 h.p. 14' JET SAILBOAT — A-l condltlo THE CALYPSO HOUSE PAINT1NO- outboard Xvlmude, with trailer, «kl». With trailer. (475. Call Inslde and outilde. Make old furni- Complete f!i.94«.4lll. 747-011)1, ture look new. Phone 7i7-3066-or-T4U- '63 VOLKSWAGEN S1095 '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 First Sign of a Good Used Car. 7551. Nina poiiinotr Wagon. Nlm nassengtr Wage*. AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE RM, Whlti Orsen, White RENT A CARRIER Ootng on vacation? Need a luggage carrier? Male for* all can, especially convertibles, Larry's Auto 8nt Covert, VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '67 VOLKSWAGEN $1995 Matawan, 6W3016. NInt toiungar Wogm NInt paiMnsar Wagon, Red, While Blut, Whllt GRADUATE HATE TO SHOP? I enjoy It Let me shop (or you. Ctll 671-S360, SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK TO A BETTER CAR! CHIMNEYS AND OUTTER REPAIRS —Odd Jobs. Call $ 671-3750 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 799 OUR SELECTION IS GREAT. VIOLINISTS ATTENTION — Let Mr. - Top Quality Slobodln check your violin, Improve DOMESTICS tone quality. Fine violins for sale. Red sedan. Phone 775-2574. 1964 RAMBLER $ «5 MOWER REPAIR — Leonardo Mow- er repair. All makes and models. AmtNcnn 330. Stondord iramrnlislon. Immoculott, Ont owner Lawn mowers repaired on your prem- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST USED CARS 1965 MARLIN -—$1295 ises If called In before noon. Guar- Hardtop. V-J, Rid. Aulomotle tron»ml«lon. anteed, J.W. Dowtell, 291-3980. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 1965 CHEVROLET , $1395 PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING CALL Bel Air Wogon. Automatic ami Power, 787-0786 1963 RAMBLER $ 595 EXPERT WATCH. Clock and Jewelr SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. WINK HANCE SAYS ... Classic U0. Blue. Standard transmission. repartaK. H. Rosin, Jeweler, U V. Vv't irs d»?linq 1968 Plymoufhs and Chryslers, and we must move these and 1961 CHEVROLET $ 595 Front Bt., Red Bank. SHREWSBURY AVE 74I-B500 SHREWSBURY Impala 4-door hardtop. V-l P.S. SEAMSTRESS — Gowns, coat/ other fine trades. dreises made. Also alterations, Ca: - I M P O RT^S•---.—^=^ -41-2129...... ^*7 PLYMOUTH " •47 PLYMOUTH Fury III, Convertible. Full power. AS IS Four-Door Hardtop 1967 FIAT - - $11« EMPLOYMENT Ivory wllh black top. Automatic Fury. Whllt .with red Irtltrlor. Air •50 Sporti Coupt «..„' trommllilon, power (tiering. Fac- condition. Balance of factory war- 1967 TOYOTA -- $1495 HELP WANTED-FEMALE SPECIALS ranty transferable. tory warranty transferable. • Crown Slotlon Waflon. Blut. Ovtr-Dlrvt. ^ FASHION SHOW DIRECTORS needed •40 PLYMOUTH Was (2950 Sal* $279* 1967 TRIUMPH $2395 for part-tlmt work, showing Sarah Co- 10 SPECIALS Wii $269? Sal* $2550 ventry. Call 787-1579, Valiant station wagon. O.T.-i. Low mlleopt. Standard transmission, WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK - '65 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FORD $1195 12 noon to 5 p.m, Six days m REDUCED TO SELL '•( PLYMOUTH VIP $9? Two-Door Sedan Cortina OT, 1 owner. week. Apply In person, Duckln Donuts, 885 HWY. 35, Mlddletown. Four-Door Hardtop Green. What a bus. 1965 MGB $1495 'o! OLDSMOJILI Radio and heater, four-ipted. Immaculate. IF YOU CANNOT WORK IN OFFICE What a beauty. Whllt wild mid- Was $1050 Sal* $950 OR FACTORY — Call 7»7-»351 be- night blut soften. Front and rtar - Fiesta station wagon. 1965 VOLVO -....$1695 tween 0:30 and 5:39 p.m. Station waoon. One owner. Groy. THIS WEEK! center arm rest, rtodlna lamps, $219 BARMAID — Experienced. Refer- '44 IUICK V-l, automatic tronirtilulon, powtr 1965 KARMANN GHIA $1250 ences. Part-time. Call for appointment, LeSabrt Convtrtibt* 747-9871 after ( p.m. ifeerlna. We know thli car. K.0O0 •62 CHRYSLER Coupt. Ont owner. Excellent condition. V-S, automatic transmission, powtr mllei. Balance of factory worronty 1965 VOLVO $2395 GENERAL H0U8EW0RKEA — Http WAS NOW ' Four-door hardlop, steering. White with black roof and '66 CORVAIR P-1KI0S. Red. 4-spetd. I owner. In. Small adult family. Call troniferobll. red Interior. 747-4730 Sport Coupt. Standard trtmmli- $350 $2250 Was $139? Sal* $1250 1965 VOLVO $1495 WAITRESS - Full time. 7 to S shift. sion, rtdie, htattr. 1225.2-door. standard transmission. Apply In person. Red Oak Diner, Hwy. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1964 VOLVO $1295 35, Hailet. v- IBS. 2-door. 4-jpeed. Red. CLEANING WOMAN — Mature. Five WAS NOW days a week. Shrewsbury Manor Nurs- '66 CHEYY II 1964 PORSCHE ...$2495 ing Home. 741-2059. . / $ Coupt. Model C Grey. 4-spttd transmission. Wagon. Automatic trammiuion, PANTRY GIRL OR WOMANl— Ire- htefer. $1695 1295 1964 VOLVO „ - $1295 nlngs only, 7 fo 10. Salary opts. Apply 1225. Rid. 2-door. Radio. 4-ipttd. in person, colony Reitauram, r\umson TYPIST — with dictaphone experi- M 1960 FIAT „...:„ % 695 ence, to help with completion ot In- '65 CHEVROLET WAS NOW LOW BANK 5100 Model. Moor. Wagon. surance forms and olflca medical Imptla V-l tour-door htrdtep. MAURICE SCHWARTZ chartt. Part-time. Hours to suit' MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER Write to Box Z-159, Tht Dally Regis- Automatic trtnsmitsion, radio, htat- ft SONS, INC ter, Red Bank. •r powtr stttring. $1595 '1395 PAYMENT SINCE 1919 FINANCING WAITRESSES — Fart or full time. Experienced. Good working; conditions. RED BANK Apply in person, Buttonwood Manor, '65 CHEVY II WAS NOW Hwy. 34, Matawan. Wagon. Automatic tranimissfon, AUTO IMPORTS PAYROLL CLERK fleeter. *995 Ml W. FRONT ST. 747-0787 RED BANK NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK OR ASSISTANT Should he familiar with adding machine. Will be taught payroll system. '65 CHEVROLET Excellent opportunity with reliable firm for permanent position. Long Impjlj mptr sport convertible. WAS NOW Branch Manufacturing, Children's Automatic treniminion, radio and Od&tJ, 20 Third Ave., Long Branch, htattr. Powtr iteering, bucket 222-9M5. steri. *' SECRETARY — Excellent skills re- $1695'1495 quired. Red Bank-Mlddletown area. Montego's competitive edge: Slliry open. 741-3900. WAS NOW SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — An- •65 CORVAIR swering service. Part-tlmt. 3 to II $ and weekend work available. Call 741- Moms coupt. 4-tpitd trtnimii- 4700. (ion. Radio, httttr. 895 BEAUTICIAN — Manager-operator. Following preferred, Keyport-Hallet. Matawan area. 264-7711 days. Eve- First in size, room and performance. nings 506-6681. '65 CHEVROLET WAS NOW WOMEN — Domestic work. House- Imptlt V-l Iwo-door hardtop. Auto- keeping. Houri s-5:30. Q days. Oak- $ hurst area. Transportation neces- mI/YD In size competition, Montego is about half n foot DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chairslde ex- longer than comparable LeMnna, Skylark and CutlaBS perlenco only. Full time permanent toiltlon. Munt have car, Call between FINANCING ARRANGING FOR EVERYONE. 2-door lmrdtops. Montego hns more trunk space, more renr and 11 a.m. O71-10M. WORLD'S LARGEST COSMETIC sent, room, n longer, better-riding wheelbase. You get total COMPANY — Has openings for neat, mature women. Average S2 performnnce in Montego. And plenty of room to enjoy it in. per hour wltli Avon. We train you. Write J, Blrchall, P.O. Box 788, Port Monmouth or call 741-4343, 482-3377, 77M229, ELDERLY WOMAN WANTED — To live In, In exchange for room and board. Watch children from 2:30 to MERCURY 1:30 p.m. All school ate. Call 741-1013 .Her 3 p.m. lo » p.m. ' Mercury's got it. A "Competitive Edge" Sale. COUNTER alltLS — Apply In person,, Pres-Rlte Cleaners, lsfl B. Kew- isn Springs R1., Red Bank. CHEVROLET BABYSITTER WANTED — For weekend In my home. Have own trans- wrtMlon Adult only. Call 7(T-42t9 bt- HWY. 36 EATONTOWN :ween 3 and fl p.m. (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) ENGLISH MOTORS 542- 1126 (More Classified Adi 34 - 36 MAPLE AVE. 747 - 4545 RED BANK On The Next,fage) l5mjATI0NI HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED - MALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Ktane! ' wAJvrra)-Ffmai«; ran DAILY fr»j«y, May TA. 1068-21 EJWBWJSMCED OftfkTiV STENO'jlU PHJCR — Rt.ptiJ 4ICU.I1OI WuU on chttiren'i ijK [tMK ~" IrfHsi-F, hox springs. $20 parh. Wa;- And machine button-sewer operator terview call 2649821. •No Investment Required Vrry reaionaMe rate. Krd Bnnli. 141- nnt flnlatii'n chest?, S2.i. Doublp drp.sB- HR. SELL prs $3ri. Triple dresper, on children's Bnd-]a*UeB'- GQaU.- I L; •WOMAN-— Fur-- scmlal li.iustv>'-,ru,- •No-Eicpprlcncp Needed— - Mt T5T""mflTT~TmaTHIH W slwij; C.W. Union Shop, Atl benefits paid. heatitiful country estate. Care for one • Expert Training sofas $149. Crpdlt HPtup. Ff« delivery. Fran-Tone Fashions, 37 Wall St., Ecii ;uria!l rhilrl 51S0 per month, plus Bank. 741-7:166. separate cottage with utilities. Must Mnntiey through Saturday—9 to S. SITUATIONS WANTED-Male FAST SALESWOMAN -- Mature71nr~hiaith l-.ave oar Call 431-0297. 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury KI.DEHLY MAN wlshf? Jftb driving 27 Monmouth St. Hed Bank food store, preferably with know- Across (rom Red Bank Airport. cur nr triMh Hfis school bus license. Cull :61-7O:i6. WITH A QUICK ACTION 747-0011 ledge of nutritlnn. Call 747-13W. HELP WANTED - MALE SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — Mature MANAGER — TRAINEE — Young; CRASS CUTTING LOW-COST OPEN TO 9 Nir.HTS man f'.r fine Jewelry store. Sales PX- Call woman to aleep in Friday afternoon PLUMBER — Experienced perlpnfe <1e?lre'f Eifrpll^nt nppnrin- Cnmnlelit v,llh through Monday afternoon, tanking FRANK VERANGE liity for advancement. (Itmil pay while DAILY REGISTER . lHOfl prlntfr, 8000 341 piatft makpr. and some evening babysitting with Call 741-7217. learninp. T\Vn weeks "paid vacation, TKACHER — Home improvement t-ahlnel with 30 lray« «nd over 50OO achoolage children, other help in franifiK. Kxtra* alnn Include suxlllary house. Salary exceptional. References PLUMBER — A-l mechanic. Steady, hnspitnlizallon and other benefits. Ap- nd repairs, painting, roofing, car- •ly Uttm;in Jcivclcrr, Monnmuth P?n( ry B7J-J «!• FAMILY AD rlalpr rnnntpr, antnmatlp liiter-^-an:l required. Call 842-2589 after R p.m. jear-round work, ilmpping Ontrr, Eiitniitown. r-jpntnr. Marine View Savlngj A Loan, 531-808S 3 LINES - 5 DAYS 671-2400. TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC EAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Ex- FINANCIAL 1NDUSTRIAL"NURSE" Experienced. Welding helpful. Call perienced in residential sales, Plpa.se FOR SUP COVERS — riasllc or material SHORE AREA "Mr. Gray, 542-M20. apply ''IN Rtiifleli M. Ronis Agency, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Pin ntlwl, 120. Uphnlstery, Sin Writ" 1H) River Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. JUST Km V-162. The Dally Reglnter, RrA Immediate tern porn ry weekend open- NATIONAL ACCOUNT SALES REP- Bank. ing available for NJ. registered It- RESENTATIVE — For household KOK SALE — Italian restaurant, Avullahle Mr MprcVianitBe For Sate sensed inirne-12 midnight to 8 am. Koorts, movlnp and slnraye enrnprnny. Kully equipped. Red wall-to-wall car- only. Article must originate from a AR OE SALE — May 25-31 Water Saturday and Sunday. Industrial ex- National affiliation, Allied Van Lines, ermanent (ul! time position available, pet, dropped Collins, waKon wlioel vacuum pump, elpctrldim- Snme experience In auto body work. lights, indirect lighting, oak panrled household and may not pxeced a sale hpRtcr, perience not necessary. Modern medi- Inc. Apply In person, Anderr.on Bros., pric« of $50.00 per arilelP. tnnls, fars. motors, matprlals, lawn cal and plant facilities. Inc., 52-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank. To nae skills In appliance rteluxlng;. walla. In Red Bank business area, ^rs. 22 Poplar Ave., Fair Haven, Excellent company program, aerosa frbm new Mall. Excellent op. Price MUST be advertlfleti. Each ad- TOP SALARY • Hospitalization ditional line $1.00. No copy changei ~FULL~SEfTS~OTllMS USED CAR CLEAN UP MAN —Ex portunlty -for family.- Very reason- may be made and no discounts or Apply In peraon. For appointment call perlenced only. Apply In person, Ser- •Insurance able. Call 741-9868 after 4 p.m. $125 vice Dept., Maurice Schwartz & Sons, • Profit-Sharinc returns will be marie If ad ii can- K12-16O4 .566(000. KITCHEN — RESTAURANT - _I_n celed before expiration. M. H. HAGEN HI W. Front St., Red Bank, 7*7-0730. • Employee discount Apply Personnel Office Monday thru Ibbfl.1 club. Good opportunity for go- ANIV STOIJM SA8H —28" An equal opportunity employer SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — And per- getter. Chance to build yourself R To PUct Your Daily Rtgiitir wooden. Clle(^^. Call- manent positions open. Factory work. Saturday 1:30 to 5;30. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Haslet goo* nUBlneas. For Information call FAMILY AD, CALL.1,. wi-mn ajea, for obstetrician's office. Full 18 years minimum ago. Call for inter? SEARS, ROEBUCK'& CO. After fi p.m. 284-7920. '•• LAn(iE_CflCKTAlL,_A$LE _ l»/5_. lime employment, no Saturdays. Typ- view. Sluilenta may aptly for s|)iinltii*- [SOO Hwy. 3!j Mjddlelnwri slop en p.m. Aluminum While Cutter, Heavy gauge 31 Chapln Ave., Red Bank. Apply store manager, Lerner Shops, (0.12) Concoaled tianjjlnff Bystem inot Volume Chevrolet dealer needs experi- Menlo Park Shopping Center, Edison, ART LEBSONS — Beglnncri or ad- LARGE COMMERCIAI.Ti™w.pr" with 1 DEPARTMENT MANAGER juat nailedlupKCjllfo npj. Call foi r free estimate. NURSES AIDE OR--PRACTICAli Nrj;: U 8-6869. vaneed7Drawtngrwa;;ttitlb y hpavy fluty motnr. Ooorl running **on. NURSE — Apply In person between enced mechnlc. Excellent opportunity -PORTERS - Full time day positions Lonla Kfthyvoulou "Sturllo 21", 3rd "7R0WR 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rlvercrest Nurs- Supervisory position in Home Furnishing and Interior De- floor over Anderson's Record Shop, Cr 32 Broad SL Red Bank 74M300 ing Home, 31 Chapln Ave., Red Bank. available with full fringe benefits. Con- for rltht man, Good salary plus In- tact Personnel Office, Rlvervtew Hos- ai Broad Bt., Red Bank. Call 741-6356, Excellent condition. f45. Call MOVING — HOUSEHOLD SALE — sign Department offers challenge to experienced, mature, 1-12 a.m. 842-2616 evenings. ?4t-!17S KITCHEN HELPER — Apply In per- centive All fringe benefit!. Good work- pital. 7H-27M, Ext. 225. Empire jofa, antiques, Victorian rock- son between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Rlv- creative individual. HYPNOSIS AND SELF HYPNOSIS - HAS STOVE — f25. Laundry tub, like er, miscellaneous glass, pool and ac- ercrest Nursing Home, 31 Chapln FOREMAN OR ASSISTANT Clasiea itartim Monday, May 13thnew, 115. Call cessories. Cellar and attlo contents. Ave., Red Bank. Ing conditions. 6ee Service Manager, and May lSlh. For Information call 787-2.™ Fri. alter 6, all day Sat. 93 First St., Must know how to aew and Instruct. Liberal company benefits include profit sharing plan. i2490048 BOOKKEEPER — EXPERIENCED — CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO.* 325 Maple Apply Long Branch Manufacturing Co. Keyport: Part-time, Chevrolet Agency, 787- Children's coats. 20 3rd Ave.. Long PING PONG TOPS 'GARAQB SALE — 23 Haddon Park. 0007. Ave., Red Bank. Branch. Call 222-9M5. • Apply Personnel Office ENROLL NOW Durable, homogtnlzpd. no warp board Fair Haven. 842-3179. Sat. and Sun. IBM In (treen and In regulation size, fi'xG'. 10 a.m. on. Patio and Indoor furni- OPERATORS — On overlock and Consist: Iwo ptecM, both (nr |8.95, In ture, walpr akls, tools, Hanovla nun- • (Ingle needle machines. John Klnkle COOK — Restaurant experience. Six GROUNDSKEEPERS • Keypunch stnek. See to believe. lamp. Crib, toys, clothing, email ft Sons, 44 Apple St., New Shrews- day week. Apply Rumson Hotel, 10 MONTGOMERY WARD • Computer Programmlni unit-Ira.. You name It. bury. Waterman Ave., Rum son, between (THREE) • Orflce Automation RED BANK LUMBER noon and 3 p.m. 842-2000. Monmouth Shopping Center Eatontown Day or «veriln| claiiei - Fret place- Feaa ami Wall, Rod Bank. 7«-M00 FOR SALE! — Two boya' bicycles SALESWOMAN — For- drug store. Required Immediately for Eaton ment lervlce. Experience In cosmetics preferred 8OKA AND MATCHING CHAIR •- $7.«0, J10. Two roll-a-way beds, $10 VAN 'DRIVERS AND TRACTOR Great . Apartments, Eatontown. An tquol opportunity employer each, Card table with chairs. $5. 20 but not necessary. For interview call TRAILER DRIVERS — Experienced Start at J1J0 per hour. Uniforms NORTHEAST Tujcedn .stylp.. Ouslom hnllt, down volume Golden Hnrne anri High School 2221367. In handling; household foods. Apply In provided, Full time, permanent BUSINESS MACHINES SCHOOL cushions; also 8llpcp.vp.rfl. $1.10. Chair, two down cuahlnn?, J3(). BooUcase/ $10, Encyclopedia, $10. One modern chair BOOKKEEPER - TYPIST — Full peraon, Anderson Brothers, Inc., 31- positionB. Apply at business of* M Broad SL Red Bank {needs repair! with white poodle-cloth 5H Mechanic Bt,, Rnrl Hank, {loo. No telephone calls, 7*74617 Rpfrlgp.rator, Hntpolnt, $30. RHA atrreo cbarge. !«W. Mlddleagod. Mall typcu HELP-WANTED— MALE HELP WANTED — MALE- hl-tl console, (I0».' Call 8T2^329 after nvpr»,.j5. rnla...rs<:rmi ,rack'^l resume to Navesink House, P.O. Box GROUNDSMAN — Sea Bright Lawn 20 LP records, (10. 747-2993. 637, Red Bank. .'. Tennla & Cricket Club, Tennis Court -fOONLIQHTER — Saturday. Lum- JUNK SALE — On Bat., May 25th. 8ALE8WOMAN — Part-time. Experi- Lane, Rumaon. Apply In person. ber and hardware sales. Selling ex- AUTOMOBILE HELP PORTER MERCHANDISE FREEZER — UPRIGHT 10-9. Bicycles, lawn mowen. Need ence essential. Apply personally, perience deilred. Red Bank Lumber, Have Immediate opening for one mai Immediate Cull tlma opening, Excel- repadr*. MUcelluieous itBms, bargain Fashion Fair, B7 Broad St., Red Bank MEN WANTED 41-5500. In Polishing Department and one mai lent cat&ry, good working conditions, FOR SALE ' Call 741-8335 prices. <3, H. Boll, Black Point Horse- on Used Car Lot Drivers' llcensei Apply to Mr. fipector, 21" TORO—Self -propelled rotary. Ex- shoe, Rumiion. BOOKKEEPER — General office MCDONALD'S DRIVE IN essential. Contact Ben Rassaji at Ras. cellent condition. Call work. 514 days week. Apply In per- 925 Hwy. 35 ' Mlddletown AUTO sta Pontlac, 395 Broad St., Red Bank, BIG W SUPERMARKET 741-16M. «on, B*w Aulo Body, York Ave. We need lull or part-time worker! to MNe-wrnah Bprlnjs Ha1., lied Baflk. MACHINERY FOR SALE and Hwy. 38, Port Monmouth. 787-3400 evenings. Must be at leant 18 yean BHEET METAL MECHANIC CLASS DININO ROOM SET — Kitchen set. HAMMOND Bicycles. Other Items. Call after 3 KITCHEN HELPER — Steady po- old. Stop In or call 671-0923. A — Must know layout and fabri- MEN — Over 21, experience not re- STEEL TANKS — Bargain prices. SERVICE cating. Work Jrom prints. Thermal quired. Will train for abort order p.m. 872-0716. sition,- benefits, Apply In person, BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTALLER 4000 -to-10,000 g»l.-«aoti,- Prices 550 Research, Inc., Florence Ave. " arid -cooking Must be-npRt~ fi.nd~affiBlU6ilB7 OARAGE BALK — Moving, everything BROOKDALE NURSING HOME, —Clean-cut young man. Automotive, Broadway, Union Beach. Excellent salary. Inquire about, our tn f500. Call 568-2400 between » and 4, Hwy. 35, Hazlet. ' and torch experience helpful. Excel' 10-week paid vacations. Worth look- ORSAN goes. Thursday, Prlday, Saturday, 10- MANAGER: 4. 12 yrilloyv Ril., New Shrewsbury. BN — IliT a.m.. Modern nursing lent future. Apply In person only. MI- Ing into. Apply In person, Stewart's home. Pleasant working conditions. DAS MUFFLER SHOP, 450 Hwy. 35, Large volume new ear AUTO SALESMAN Drive-In. Hwy 35, Oakhurst Midway COCA COLA MACHINE - Llkn new. MERCHANDISE WANTED Five flay week. Middletown. We have oni choice position open I between Asbury, Park and Eaton- SO bottle capacity, office or hom« dealer in Monmouth County our new-car sales department lor a town Circles. STUDIO size. Call "201-1B3O. COLLECTOR — Wants Did tor trains ALTERATIONS — Full llm«. Ex- JANITORIAL WORK — 514 nights. any condition. Fay caBh or wlil trade, Equal opportunity employer. Phone salesman -who wants to make above perienced only. Apply In person be- seeks a fully experienced average Income. We have the best MAN — MATURE — Work on pri- OF ASBURY PARK LEE'S ALL WOOL RUG AND PAD— H.O., 027, O, standard gauge. 774-3710 tween 10-12, Love Lane, Broad St., 566-5618. paid plans In the area Including hos- 1 Green. 12x19. Used two months. $S2!). man who can take com- vate estate as gardener • helper. Call 7S7-3843. . . ANTIQUES—Tiffany Items, toys, fur- Red Bank, ^ FRE8SER — Top «alary. Inquire pltallzatlon, paid vacation. Experlencei Must have previous experience and Open dally 'til B — gat. 'Ill • niture, china, paintings, statuary, WOMMnoTdomtitlc worli, two-nayi icy'i Sportswear, 2?6 W. Front flt, pl»t» cbarga, Muit-be-able sslflimiar 1* hnlinrt tn hnnut hU j rnfRrencfiH. Call 842-2250 between 12- OARACg 8ALE CTtrlthtrlllhtlliteeV* a ween. Own transportation, refer- Red Bank, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call Mr. Kutat , and 1* or 7-8 p.m. HUGE SELECTIONS - Items,. many antiques, Old bottles 10c dlnlng room pieces. Copper Kettle An- ences. 747-4458. „ to properly expedite work TREMENDOUS SAVINGS up. Two pine cheats, kerosene lamps, tlgues, Oakhurst. 531-1699 or 229-0892. MECHANICS BRISGS CHEVROLET YOUNG MAN for general duties In bookn, sliver service,- more. Frl. and HEAD HOUSEKEEPER - Tor new and follow through. A South Amboy 721-1400 branch office of large corporation. ANTIQUEB — Paintings, N.J, Atlas, Maintenance and construction,'- ma- Located In Matawan, Keyport area. CONSOLE PANIO SAUDI Sat. 7 to 7, 15 Centre St., Oceanport. nursing home. Experienced. Call 291- chinery and buildings. Machinists, NEW OAK CLEANUP MAN - Ex- • Direct Blow.Action 542-raDH. ^states purchased and appraised 747- 3400. modern facility with newest Must be neat 4n appearance and 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., «11 mlll-wrlghts, into mechanics, elec- perienced. Call able to work with others. Good start- * Full 98 Note Console SOLD MV HOME,- Must sell den Broad St. Shrewsbury. tricians and over trades. Versatility equipment. Salary comensu- 741-7643 ing wage, excellent company bene- * Lifetime Guarantee furniture, rattan, seats six, one year HELP WANtED -MALE deslrahle. Interviewing (or all gr»d»s.- rate with ability. Many in- riu. acml resume to Box—V-1B0, • SPECIAL PRICE (444. old. Modern bedroom set wltlT Bealy BILVER CBIITIFIOATEB Reliable men who want permanent EXPERIENCED CUTTER The Daily' Register, Ked Bank. mattress,', never used. Early Amerl- Call for best quote. Deadline June year-round jobs close to home. Mason £ Hamlln — Enabe — lohmer — 787-0395 or 787-9289. centive and all benefits. For Top salary. Iniulre LUCY'S SPORTS MECHANIC — Good benefits, Salary can dining room set. Whirlpool wash- 264-8000 WEAR, 228 W. Front St., Red Bank, Everett - Janssen - Hammond Planoe er, 3 years-old, like new. Lawn mow- PIANO WANTED — Blelnway ot open. Call James L'aCount, er, year old, 2-specd rotary with one confidential interview calf 8-<:38, Monday through Saturday. J good make preferred. Cash, please ATCO CERAMICS CORP. B6H-0608. 775-9300 year service guarantee left. Garden oil S2Z-I025. AUTO HELP Mr. Martin 642-2010. MAN WANTED — Btock clerk. Truck BARBER — Experienced. Full time. equipment. All In beautiful condition. HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J driver. Over IB. Fun time only. Cat' Call 531-4821. Or can be seen Sundriy SINGLE clark mahogany bedstead; roll's? 28 Broad SL, Red Bank. Mtddletown area. Call after S p.m. An equal opportunity employer AUTO BODY MEN 6T1-1197, 300 MAW ST. ASBURY PARK, N.J. from 10-2 at 523 W. Lincoln Ave. and also smftll dark mahogany deik and Rapidly Expanding Permanent position* open for two Whalcponrl Rd., Oakhurst, chair. Call 566-8014. ASSISTANT MANAGER shore luxury BROILER MAN AND ASSISTANT TO SINGER ZIG ZAO first class tody craftsmen. Piece work CHEF — Year-round position. Also GAS STATION ATTENDANT — Part- Reposjeised. Mikes buttonhole!, mon- estaurant. Good future. Send resume and fruarantee plus many exclusive time. Experienced only. Hours three ANTIQUE LOVERS _ Beautiful gold OLD FURNITURE — Antique!, cWna, Dealership part-time- Apply Beau Rlvage. 1305 ograms,. hems, twin needle. Need! no glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, if experience to Box Z-lflO, The Dally benefits. Top working conditions in Warren Ave., Spring Lake. 4*9-6100. or four nights weekly, 8-10 p.m. Bun-attachments. Balance $56.70 or $6.fi0 Imnd carved standing wall mirror, Register, Red Bank. our brand new bony ihop. Call Mr. day, 2-B p.m. Starting salary $1.?5 5V/XW, *250. Call 747-424H. immediate cash tor anything and ev- monthly. Trade-Ins ok. erything, Kusctl'i 25 E&it Front 8t. HELPER WANTED — Experience nrlnnry, BRIGOB CHEVROLET, DRAFTSMAN — Machine and struc- per hour. Apply In perBon.at OCBAN- CREDIT DEPT. 2S4-B55; • Mechanics SOUTH AMBOY. 721-1400. tural deilgn. Experience desirable bul PORT SHELL, Oceanport. BTEIIEO COMroNENT8 — Canard 141-1693. preferred. WILSON FENCE CO., 691 not necessary. Good salary, Full bene- DEBKS 115 up FILES, tables, Chairs, turntalile In open front cabinet, Strnm- • New car installers 1821 after 6 p.m. CAR AND/OK TRUCK HECHANIC-El- fits. Write BDI G-152, The Dally Reg- ROOFING APPLICATOR — Sub-con- adding machines, typewriters, office berg Carlson amplifier, two Maestro perience required. Must have tools. tract or by the hour. Old work. Call units each containing fl" and 2" speak- PETS AND LIVESTOCK ORIDDLEMAN — Needed, full time ister, Red Bank. An equal opportunity equipment, etc., at bargain prices. ers. Very good condition. S7S. 671-9430 • Service writer Apply In person, PERKINS PAN- Jlospltallzatfon and holidays. Apply at employer. 787-1528 after 5 p.m. New or used AAC DESK OUTLET, CAKE HOUSE, Hwy. M. Middletown M. SCHWARTZ ft SONS, 141 W. Front TRUCK DRIVER AND HELPKR — Rt 35, Oakhumt 531-3990. OARAGE BALE — Something . for AKfi — K-9 CLUB CUTIES — Ger- St., Red Bank, 747-0730. PANTRY MAN — Year-round |>os For cesspool truck. Experience pre- everyone including the boatman. man Shepherds, fabulous Danes, Poo- • Maint»nanee-Porter MAN — Over 18, for lawn care. Call tlon. Apply Beau Rlvage, 1305 Warren FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING dles, Bassets, Airedales, Beaglea, Af- after 6 p.m. Ave., Spring Lake. 449-6100. ferred. Call evenings after 6. 787-0437 GOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and all Browae all day Friday and Saturday accessories with individual personal 119 Hamlltonlan Dr. (Applebrook II) ghans and many more avillable. Rea- COLLEGE STUDENTS SUPT. — RED BANK MACHINIST Middletown. sonably priced. Artistic grooming all • New car polisher REGISTER NOW FOR TEMPOKART service. Call Virginia Klmbali, Free- breeds. K-9 Club, 3 East Front St., Garden apartment. Experienced, hlRl All around machinist preferred. FrlngB hold. 462-7773. SUMMER WORK. START IMMEDI- caliber. Renting, repairs, etc. #4 oil LIVING ROOM CHAIRS -J Single bed Bed Bank. 747-3634. -.-_• 40 Hour week- HELP WANTED — MALE ATELY. , APPI/sr Large 3-room apartment. Good sal tieneflts, Insurance. Opportunity (or complete, dcjl!,. tKQ bookcases, sec- MANPOWER, INC. ary; all utilities. Stale references am advancement, j. Bclion Tool A Ma- retary, vanity,-lamps, ..tables. Odds ~ Five days phone number, Box X-127, The Dail: ctilne Co., Runyon Rd. ott Rt », RENT A TV and ends. Call 747-l.m ToVEI/rUIMPS OF OOLD -.AKC < W. Front Bt, Red Bank. Madison Twp. Register, Red Bank.' Color or black and white. Day, week GARAGE SALE — Saturday, May 2S, registered collie puppies. Wormed and AUTO BODY MAN TAXICAB DRIVER - FULL TIMK- MAN — For roofing and aiding work. or month. Low rates. BAYSHDRE TV In to 5. Oak. desk and chair, beds, PEKINGESInoculated. ECal PUl P67M8S2 — AK. C reglitered. • Uniforms Must have excellent driving record; TEACHERS - Attractive professional Fart or full time. Must be fully ex- 3D Church SI., Keanaburg. 787 4400. lamps, dishes, etc., at 67 Lakeshors looking lor a home. Only (75. Call EXPERIENCED IN ALL Call White Btar Taxi, 747-0747. sales position for person who desires pBrlenccd. No othen need apply. Call MATTRESSES - Box springs, folding Dr., Middletown. Oft Rt. 35. 774-6,152. PHASES OF THE BUSINESS to earn a substantial Income during 787-1528 after 5 p.m. beds, headboards, frames, studio • Hospitalization TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER - Full summer months. Write Box A-1T3, ThB couches, Hollywood beds, etc. 40 to GARAQE SALE — 66 Spring St., PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING time, call 775-9866 between I and Dally Register, Red Bank stating REFRIGERATION DESIQN TECHNI- 60% off. Going out of business, Call Red Bank. Saturday, May 25. 10 a.m. Appointment only. • Top Pay Plan 9 a.m. - . qualifications. CIAN — Mutt know all phases of to 2 p.m. Odds and ends. 671-8621. • Insurance refrigeration. Electro Impulse Lib., 787-1010. Hwy. 36 and Main St., Port • Guarantee Plus PART TIME LEAD GUITARIST WANTED lie Chestnut Bt., Red Bank. Monmouth. SYCAMORE GREENS — Outdoor BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC registered. Two men needed Immediately to work Experienced. Call after 9 p.m. 671- specials. Always good values. Sunny 5VS weeks old. Call • Profit sharing Commission from « to 8;3O p.m., four nights a USED PIANOS AND ORGANS from 2330. MAN TO WORK IN CHEMICAL $2S. Flanoi bought, sold, repaired, days. Come In and browie. 'For finer 747-3206.. week and Saturday!. S7S per week. PLANT — Apply In imson, Elasto- quality furniture, rare antiques. Mis- • All Company Benefits Call 741-40U. moved. By appointment, Freehold KITTENS — Five gray, eight-weeks-- • Paid vacation , mers, Ltd., Line Rd., Matawan. Music Center, 462-4730, cellaneous Items from countyis finest CHAUFFEUR homes. RUSCIL'S, Sycamora Ave,, old. Completely weaned . and box • Call or if JACK WHITE it BOYS — Age 17 and 18, as ushers In FRY COOK — Experienced. Seafood. CARPETING — 3,000 yards of continu- Little Silver. 741-8506. trained. Free. 147-W34. theatre. Must be neat and reliable. Experienced local man needed to Bahrs Restaurant, Highlands, Call 872- ous filament nylon carpeting left over Apply In person, TOWN THEATRE, drive company limousine, garaged at 1245. PLAYFUL AND PEPPY KITTENS — KITSON CHEVROLET Hwy. 35 and Palmer Ave., Middle- private (arm, Oakhurst, N, J. 25 from our garden apartment Installa- UNPAINTED FURNITURE Beady to go. Call Set Mr. Fleming, Service Monjger McCAR+hy WANTED — School custodian at the tions. Must be sold for as low aa $129 291-2533 *.own. minutes from plant. Must know metro- for each 230 so. ft Backing and In- CHEVROLET politan area. Age preferred 35-45, pos- Tlnton Falls School Full time, regu- RED BANK LUMBER HORSES — Stalls available. Ideal SHEET METAL ABSEMBLY ME- sibly 50 If eufficlently experienced. lar hours. Pension privileges, fringe stallation Included. Call ~~now, while Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 711-5500. Hwy. 36 " Eatontown CHANIC. Must read and work from benefits. Experience desirable but not thtist colors are still available. Call location In Farmlngdale. Training 153 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlandi Current driver's license must be ir American, 671-S202. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA — track, pastures. A. KOZICKY, Real prlnta. Thermal Research. Inc., Flor- good standing without revocations or necessary. Pleane call Louis A. Bteln- Estate Broker, Rt. 35, Eatontown. 542- (Next to Motor Vehicle station) 291-1101 ence Ave. and Broadway, Union offenses. For appointment call 566-4000, rauller, Secretary. 542-0187. Oth edition, leather. 37 books Includ- Beach. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — ing Shakespeare and medical and 2223. Evenings and holidays, Carl Pet- MR. F. 3TAFFLINGER Left over 1D67 model.Take over pay- surgical. Printed Edinburgh, • 1897, erson, 542-2827. CHEF WANTED — Experienced In An equal opportunity employer HELP WANTED—Male-Female ments $2 per week. Instant credit. »200, Rumson. 842-1117. French and American cruUlns. For KITCHEN HELP — Dishwasher and Call Mr. Sharp, Orosiman Furniture, STUD SERVICE confidential Interview call Rudl - at PINE COBBLER'S BENCH K.P. Reliable, Over 18. Please cal BEAUTICIANS WANTED — Btcnily. 373-6636. AKC registered collie 291-3511. 532-1915 or 632-1618. H25 Proven producer Also weekends. Wanner, Rte 35, Mid- Call 741-8973 CAR HOPS — (3) College age. Apply MALE — Experienced mechanic. dletown Shopping Center, Middletown. SAWS SHARPENED 747-1280 Also scissors, ha'tcheta, knives, cut* HIDE-A-BEDS — Simmons, use as In person between 2-9 p.m. Stewart's Light construction machinery com- COLLIE — AKC registered. Sable and A RARE Q Hwy. 36, Highlands. EXPERIENCED pantryman or pan- ting edges In general. Bring them In. one long couch, or two separates. pany. Call 2M'6080 for appointment. trylady. Year round, Write Boi Z-161, Value over $700. offer around S250. white, Vh yean old. Toy toi terrier. The Dally Register, Red Bank. RED BANK LUMBER Rumsnn. 842-1117. AKC registered. 114 years old. 842-3526, Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 747-5500. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED - MALE PAYING TELLERS — For local bank. DECORATION DAY SPECIALS — Salary commensurate with experience, TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Dressers $12.50, Chest of drawers CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES - AKC. 3 OPPORTUNITY plus fringe benefits. Write Box Z-158, All makes new or used. Guaranteed. $12.50. Portable electric Singer sew- months old. Affectionate and loyal The Dally Register, Red Bank. Low as $25. 8erplco's, 101 Monmouth ing'machine $19,50. Refrigerator $69. pets. Used to children. 264-1455. SHOP St Next to theater. 747-O4B5. EARN EXTRA MONEY - By ser- Gas range $49. Kive-plece kitchen YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPS—Tiny vicing your own AM established news- TRAILER PLATFORM RACK — 5 set $19.50. 9x12 rugs $15. Wardrobe male and temales. Perfect pets. 842- 1 $7.50. Couches $29. Upholstered chairs For the Right Type of Salesman paper route. Liberal car allowance. IU7 ft., extra heavy duty, J85. Also $10,50. $12.50 etc. RUSCI1VS 25 E. 1251, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Call 747-3389. boat trailer, $40. 787-6180. Front St., Red Bank, 741-1693. BRITTANY SPANIELS — Puppies CLOTHING — Dresses, slacks, sweat- sired by Held .champion. 5 Hall ol Monmouth County'i oldest firm selling Cadillac auto- ASSEMBLER AND WIREMAN ers, etc. Unbelievably low prices. V. GAS RANGE - 21", white enamel. Fame dogs on pedigree. AKC. Uncon. 2-5 years wiring experience on assembly and wiring of London's, 83 River St., Red Bank. $25. Call ' dltlonally guaranteed to hunt. Great mobiles is looking for a automobile salesman who electronic circuits, Must be able to work from schematics SALES ' . 872-1367 combination house pet and hunting and wiring diagrams. CENTRUY OLD — Antique German companion. 741-0351. MONTGOMERY-WARD Grandfather's clock, crystal Blass, TWO PROM DRESSES - Long, size has the qualifications to represent the "car of cars." brass weights and face. 938-5546. 9 and 10, very gDod condition, $15 ea. FOUR-MONTH-OLD BEAOLE SHEET METAL WORKER Call 747-564:. Call FULL LENGTH LET OUT MUSKRAT- Sheet metal worker with minimum of I years ftxperlencs. FULL TIME JALOUSIES — 3'x5V with storm 291-S306 It's a real opportunity for the right man. High per- Capable of working to close tolerances tn the layout and COAT - Size 14 or 16. *50. Cal! SELLING POSITION 787-7911. windows and screens. All nine units AKC REGISTERED POODLES — fabrication of panels, chassis, frames, assemblies and discounted or sell Individually. Call Apricot, champagne, silver beige. 741- sonal rewards . . . Ideal working conditions . . • development of engineering models. Must be experienced COMPLETE DOUBLE BED — Dress- 842-3706. 1202. In soldering, braifng, welding and the operation of hand Now open for qualified per- er, chest of drawers, soo. Metal and an opportunity for self management. If you are and power-operated sheet metal tools. dlnetto set, llx chain, J50. White FLOWERING SHRUBS-Mock orange, BEAUTIFUL KITTENS — Vi Siamese sonnel. Individuals must be metal china cabinet $15, All like flrebusb, wleceiu, many others. Some and 'J, Persian. Solid black, blue 3 for Jl. Others $.50. 946-4733. the man who has these qualifications call at ... Call Mr. J. A. Bress! — 949-3444 available for permanent, new. 741.3711. After 5, 842-4132. eyes. Reasonable. 229-3087. • TANDBERG 64X — Tapa deck, new DECORATION DAY' — Furnishing KITTENS — FREE to a good home. or come in to see us Mon. thru Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. full time, year-round em- condition, less than one year old, new Rooms - apartments - summer Six weokB old, litter broken. Call any- $300. After 5 p.m. 741.5484, homes. For extra special values time, Sunday. 787-1018, ployment. Some experience see UB. New utility cabinets $12.o0 21" POWalR REEL MOWER - — Base cabinets $14.95. Kitchen closets AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP.. in the retail field is neces- Yardman, self-propelled, good work- $29.50, Congoleum rugs S4.95. $5.96, PIES — Shots. Call weekdays after 3. BELL TELEPHONE sary. Ing order, $75. After 6, 727-3028. $8.95. Summer Sxl'J collon rug, like 046-4822. MOVING — MUST 8ELL FAST — new $16.50.. Refrigerator - freezer WHITE TOY POODLE — Two years CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE top-excellent, $89.50. Gan range $49. nld. Male. AKC registered. 284- Apply Personnel Office Bedroom and living room furniture. More and Morn. „ RUSCIL'S, Near Modern Furniture. Good condition. Rlvervlew Hnspllnl. 25 E. Front St., 3518. " LABORATORIES Call after 6 p.m. 264-05211, 222-1234 Rod Bank. 741.1693, PUP8 FOR SALE — Part »hepherd. Holm del, New Jersey (near Red Bank) OHIFFOROBB and matching chest of S3. fi weeks old. Everett Road — Crawford's Corner Rood MONTGOMERY WARD drawers, white, $25/ Call BNOWBLOWER - Used once, Self 671-1735 251 Broadway (opp. 4th Ave.) Long Branch 74T-58IH, propelled. $160. RumHon. An fcqual Opportunity Employer (M/F) Monmouth Shopping Center, Enlonlown ' 842-1117.— ANOOIU KH'THNB — White. Parnr An equal opportunity employer TWO INNB1I18PRING MATTRESSES trained. NICB pets. -Twin size. Excellent condition. $25. TWO FIBRE RUGS — 9x12, 0x15. 787-1489. Call 671-0014. Excellent condition. Reasonable. Call HEAL ESTATE BALES TERBOIN — 747-2396. • • PEKINGESE — AKC registered. Excellent opportunity for experienced DOUBLE BED — Bookcase head- Male, for stud service, Bales-person. Tremendous backlog of board, lnnersplng, mattress, night ta- YARD OR GARAGE SALE — Cov- 741-3360 . clients for immediate service. Ask for ble, $35, 26" square leathertop table, ered crock $6,. Victorian coffee table Mr. Kretowicz, ADAMS AGENCY. $2S. 201.0460. $8, small mirrors, frames, all sizes. Member Red Bank Multiple By stem Needlepoint stool $12. Hatrack top, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Service. Cull 7«-BM8. EVENING GOWN — Turquoise chif- hevolpct mirror, brass hooks $i8. Ma- NEW JERSEY CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR: fon, beaded top, was $89.05. Never son jars, glafls tops. WlckflrM:)lBlr, • APARTMENTS SEWING MACHINE worn, size. 8-10, $25. Phone 542-2083. $3. Clotlilng 10c to S.V Erlc-s-hrai- 10c ONE FASHION TRESS WIO - One to $1, Mon., May 27, from 10 to 6, at TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- TITLE SALARY OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF OPERATORS wlglel and one deml fall. All for $75. 55 Peters PI., Red Bank. MENT — Tiled bath, tiled kltcheL. Union shop. Thrse weeks paid vaca- Call 583-04S6. KITCHEN UNIT — Electric rnnge, T.V. Winter rales. Leonardo Motel, 74 tion. Full benefit*, BrMge Bportsweur, refrigerator, sllik, apartment size. Hwy. 36. Leonardo, 291-9M4. 247 Bridge Ave^, Itcd Bank. 7(7-1371 O.E. FILTBR-FLO WASHER Equipment Operator I Public Worki) 2:60 per hour Keyport Boro Perfect condition. $7S. Excellent condition. SC-lMl. LONG BRANCH — Summer rental!. n 583-1)406. OARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous Furnished. Four rooms and bath. -Write tn Box A-176, Tho Dally Ecg- household articles. 23 Standhh Rd., Oceanfront. Private beach. Monthly Inter, rind Bank. MAPI.]) COUCH AND ROCKEB — Equipment Operator (Streets) 2.58 per hour Manasquan Boro $Uft. Two end and one coffee table, Little Silver, Frl. It Sat, 111 - 4. nr leainn. 22D-1B53. UCEN3ijiri "r(iliAlT~E8TATE SALE? $18, Twn Inrapn, $12. Call 787-4(187. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - Twn MEN AND SALESWOMEN — l'arl- ronins, IIUKG kitchen and bedroom. Pri- tlmc evening" flclliiiK land In thn SCUBA TWIN TANKS'"^- Wet suit, regulator, dfiplh KHIIKPS and much fill dirt, nine nlnne, roml gravel, vate entrance, nn first floor. Near Superintendent of Recreation 1400 yr, [Part-time) Marlboro Township Bnliam;iH, MnrtRiino ninney avnllntila etc. BiilUloKlnK, and backhoe tier* Illvorvlew Hnspllnl. Wrlle In BOK Z- Mil nn point pyfltfnr .structure. For more. IMirchaHCd In Italy. All for $;ifiQ. 156, Tlio Pally llPKlHinr. Rnd Rnnk. anpninlmmt Mil 512-01112, Aslc tor -114(1(1 Eckel'n trucking, Mtirgfinvllli\ Mm. rmvell, Hnlm Mpr, T LIVINfl ItnoM SKTTEB LONG BRANCH CLOSING DATE FOR FILING APPLICATIONS IS JUNE 10, 1968 rractlcnlly nrw, $25. 'K hi'itrnnm nel, Mil lit rnapieT Cull 5i2."J!lltO y bed,- BhavinR mirror. RED BANK SITUATIONS WANTED-Fcmalc nftrr fl. I)rl2 IIKIGF. NYLON 1UIC1 - Three OAHDKN AI'AKTMKNTS BAUER RAW — Aliri'ist new. yih. I'TUNISIIKn ypar.i did. Neds clonnlnK. $25. C'nll KiKiiiv) Tlff-tny Rtiidlri Ink well, tipm/i' ]'•.. ROOMS Sll'l 2«|.«3!il. for applications and further information phone 741-5050 WllITlNfl, TYI'INO, MS'ITBRS rilli;n'« liver J'fllnvv RIIIS.I, fnntPrl. J1V llrnt, tint wutcr, nmlilni; HIU impplM. MltH 1IA1.I.IK RCIIKAKrsKK, TT.VKM 'KNOTTY'riNK TWINIIBIV- : ai,rinK' Hlprpfmrnpp riird«, <1I vlcwn, Int $'2. Call 222-tlfiDI or EMO'A MATURK WOMAN wiHlies piHltlnn nfl I'IIrUnnl Kliop Mutnml JUAft, $."i. M'J- "itED HANK • AUrnrtlvr :trrinin g"a'r-" mill nifiltrcuR. J.lkn new. 555. Hl^- 00:i7. Illt:tn|>lilll-'ll. BPB wim. furo -I IUII. Mnnugi-r, HIS 11. Branch Avf. nnfa-lmd, maplii arm, TROPICAL FISH TANK -- Pump. 48 EAST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Woman wluVfl ( babysit In your luimo MATAWAN HOKimull [V t mid $:|5. Mnli'hlnil rJinlr, SIS. Folding stcr-1 ctr. Itrfrlficniiiir, Ilcritwnntl rlmtrs, 1 •I ., riifiui nlr nmilltlrinrd gnrdni apart- nr mini?. Imyii'c 'nliihts. Call MMIM. nil, -Vi. Wnlnut Jfliny l,ynn lilll lulilrs, dr. After < nr Rut. unrl Hun. 'J'J'^-fl-'liiH nr 'J^'J-iiii:iR. MH'IIH Irnrn ^11.^ por inn, fur June or "pitACTICAL • •• lOxiirrli'llCfil. $.V lldWllllg liall, $.'i. 74I-SII72, July mT.ii[iii!icv rrlviiir ftwlin nlub. nilrnlTiK ('[tie, TCMnly pprRiin. NO FEE CHARGED Cl)NK()l,K RlrKltK() ONK H" Ul'INCjl RAW ••• $7,Y O.ne JIAHl' IIAMI'TON AITS. Mltltan CJimllty rofi'ii'iifcn f XCIIIIIIKIM. '1T2W,I\1 III, ilii'gdfr, oi CrnflHiiiiin (hr whi-fl Itaml m\w wllli Ave, li(.twccn l'.nvltn- lir. anil Aber- IIAMYMTTINU Full time In my r(|iil|itni'iil. ont roiulltlini. motor. J'J.*i. ('all l'(H-(.lfi!l. deen lid riione Mm mm. New Jersey State Employment Office Affiliated with U.S. Employment Service lirntin, clilHrrn of nny «RP. Cnll M^- fiR:i IIfl.Mf . nril2. WALNUT .lACnllKAN DININfi KKT • I'Oltcll SAI.1C • Furniture, Iwn mirr l'llpht clmlr-*. ct'iinilcic NiM'iH ii|i- (More ClassiNed Ads i wif.i, (IARK KOH Yfiim rifii.ii— lioardu, white rkphnnl. Fri. anrt BAI., imhtorltiR. Jinf. niinr itrmi Ah» si" ADVERTISING COST $154.56 In my lifimr Weekly and dally rales. 1(1 m (. 77 Stanh Ava.. Atlantlo High- hiind nmv, OIIP JOE .1.1 W, nnitnrl/r-1. Call «7|.5«!MI. laails. ^ RenJifiimhlr. Q$U 2fll-3^;i2 after ft P.m. On The Next. HOUSES FOE 8ALE »-1HE DAILY BJ5GJSTER, VIUMJ, %hj 24, 1*58 HOL'SES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB BALE BOUSES FOB SOUSES FOB SALE APABTOENTS APARTMENTS NEW LISTING The Dowstra Agency WAIlRfRONT LINCROFT COLONIAL KtYKMIT AREA - 3 mil** from Ml U*. THE BERG AGENCY ON THE SHREWSBURY FIVE BEDROOM SPLIT LEY.EL 91 East Front St., R»d Bank IVER, BUILDER OFFERS Paneled den, game room, and recreation room, three baths, REALTORS GREEN GROVE GARDENS 741-8700 HIS TWO YEAR OLD CALL raised hearth in den, two-car garage. Beautiful lot. Roomy one- $17,900 FORNIA CONTEMPORARY of-a-kind. Asking $37,500. VERY LARGE AND CHARMING FEATURING: FOUR ROOMS — $123 Custom Cape Cod CAPE COD — Living loom 21'xID' • Panoramic vlewf (One Bedroom) LITTLE SILVER — TREE SURROUNDED RANCH • Large living room with raised All City Utilities with fireplace, dining room 19' with fireplace Three bedrooms, two baths and powder room, lovely paneled • Dining room Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $153 family room with fireplace, central air conditioning, two-car Most convenient area. Walk to schools, buses and shopping. corner cabinet*, kitchen IT plui but- • Kitchen-family room Efficiency 12 Roomil • % 95 Four twin size bedrooms, sparkling ceramic tiled bath, huge • Library-powder room-mudroora garage. Beautiful condition. Asking pll.riOO. r's pantry, paneled 20' denr 13' 1ECOND LEVEL..Four bedrooms, 2Vi living room and kitchen. Maintenance free aluminum siding taths. SWIM CI UB >OR TFNAtJTS L'akfuat rixiin, luaater bedroom with • Window walls leading to 3 patioi FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING NEW LITTLE SILVER LISTING all around. Many other extras. Low interest mortgage can iUTDOORS..Doclc your 35* Cruiser Like new, three-bedroom, bath and powder room, living room be assumed. •easing room, flva bedrooms, 3Vi • U' Sailboat — Leaky 12' boat- T.V. end phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. relrlgerotors, porklng and wolkln storoae 9 h.p. outboard -faefllH**. Spot'eufr io0«nsr lufu« tfuseli. Walk lo shopping pleio, bum -and 30x11 with fireplace, separate dining room, modern kitchen, VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $800 DOWN alhB In all. Full baaement. Two-car « flaiidy bes,ch KlK»l. cellar, garage and tool house. I'arklike area. Must be seen. PRICE RffiDUCKD TO IA5.000 DIRECTIONS: Garden Elalt Mil 117 lo M, cast on 36 lo Airport Shopping ;arage. Lov'ely, large parcel of land. PHONE OWNER 222-SI98 Plora, lum Itft, thtn two blocks to model oportmtnt. From 35, U. M. Asking $29,000. $25,900 Fields) to Hailtt Ave., turn lei! to Mlddl* Roan, ilroio.it ahead. :any extras and recently renovated. (More Classified Ads MUST YOU LIVE IN RED BANK? Bi Level Beauty Phone 264-1846 [tut be fleen, Asking $SS,500. On Hie Next Page) O.K. We have one, good for young couple or retiring couple, Swimming Pool IARGALV RUMSON RANCHER — top residential area, good trees, two bedrooms, living room, APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL RENTALS Value packed. Enjoy your vacation in your own home. Four Living room, dining room, brand new dining room, large kitchen, bath, all nn first floor, Large bright, airy bedrooms, dining room, spacious living room HOUSES FOR SALE REP BANK—One ni. .two-hmtooi 3590 SQ - FT. I.IrlHT manulacturlng bedroom and good storage on second floor. Cellar, garage. tchftn, paroled.family room, utility tHrdPn apartments available. Hot wi lott lor liase. Call and kitchen. l'/2 baths. Recreation room. Attached garage. tpr and limt Included. QIIIPI, rent™' 747-1100 • Surrounding homes sell for $28,000 and up. This for sale at Low interest mortgage can be assumed. oom. Thres bedrooma, two tiled batlia. tedUfin, nur - iluwiInK:- Artutt* only. ( No dflfrs, no cuts. See Supt, Art. 1(1, MATAWAN -^ Brnutl/ul new room. P.900. VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $2800 DOWN L6 patio with awntng. Two-car at- SO I,ncil»t Avc. 24X.3S'. Lavatory. Parking. Fast-grow- Now—Get everything Inp rommnnlly. 58ll-144i. :ached oversized garage. Large, well TiATAWAN — One-bp<1rnom K Daily 9-9 _ Saturday and Sunday 10-7. TiPHrlmpni:—krrge "private—tp SHwVTV You've worked .for at Ts'pnr shopping ind Partway, Aftt Approximately 1II00 ci. It. t-'ftll -ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Middletown 671-1000 [ndacaped lot with corrnl and pony . 747.I1M S pm. VWSM2 ihetf. Beautiful park UK* area. All KEAN6RURO •- M»ln St. Tnrwi-Bwm SEPARATE BUILDINO FOR hKABE 199 Broad Street :• Red Bank 741-3450 BREEZY POINT . ucJumklicd jr —3000 «1L rL._|tround Hour, lnadir.B HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE for only $40,000. Jkld St CJl ll&M dock, iSffi) sq. ft. additional storage, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING p in. 787-<6O9. tight manufacturing. Call 747-1100. MIDDLETOWN: . . . A fine, quid, ncluslv* com KEYFOHT — New Jardcn iparl "95 Years of Red Carpet Service" . RARITAN TOWNSHIP LOVELY LITTLE SILVER RANCH — TK1VATR OTOCE - uilllim;—air BEAGH EXCLUSIVE H ! mtmlty ftiol offers prlvocyi com/tnl- inf 5IR " Bp»51oBi"~tW5-licaro6ms;"T < Cape Cod — Immediate occupancy. !1' living room, formal dining room, t>Mhs, modern kitchen. I'li'nty i condlllnnlni, Janitorial service, park- Two bedrooms with expansion attic, «nci ond tocotlon - pin 0 vliw ol pnrkttiR. J145 per month. Call Bupt Ing apai:i! riirnlRlirri. .115 a tnontli. WALK TO BUSES" Mr!, lluboli. 364-3890. ]layn. 747-29IKI; evenlnRH, 741-034S. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE largo bath, and eat-in kitchen, On a ltchen. SI' paneled faintly room with thi Shrewsbury River. IS year old Cape Cod. Large living spacious 542180' lot, A real buy at A , -rdiohr-VIth-Hjilck-firepl acer—AH-ceri ar -$17,500 .— i bathi, -.--.-,-Enttr mrouoh e ttottly on r business or apartment. Centrally ID- rlvate. Tliree roomi, bath. Utllltlps. 'clpietJ, Full expansion attic. Base- spoiled tree-lined lone, Eocti home fftlcd, IS Jlrummond PI,, Red Bank. RUMSON - Inviting living li MIDDLETOWN - Four-bed- t&knt. Very choice location. Exceptional location. Centrally air con- Ilest, garage. 180, One person only. Wcekemla or 4:30 to 8:30. ; HOLMDEL SPLIT hdklduolly arvled - finely detolleo fllOilO. evening!', cale. Spacious ranch, Combln room split level with I Vi ONLY $17,900 Tip-Top condition. Cathedral eelllnga 'AIR CONP1TIONBB OKFICE 8PACE ILtloned, tlectrlo garagt doors, fir* anil metlculouily bum. Live ot FOUR FURM8HKD nopMS — Al VeU no money F.H.A, $750 down In Jiving and dining rooms, large utilities supplied. Year-round. — With secretarial servlctl aviltlable. tion living room and dinin baths, '"Excellent condition kitchen, spacloua recreation room, Bretiy Point - *her« Hie txryen MnnmouUi rirkway, East Keambum Nolliern Monmouth County. Ideal for room with Heatilator fireplaci three bedrooms, Vfa baths and , sun- alarm lyatem, •elf-clesnlng oven, re- nrfhltrct (ir i.'nRlhl'er. Wrltn J"*o Box throughout.. Nicely land- ASSUMPTION porch. Fully landscaped—central air drwm beramei o reality - titmrn RED BANK — Thrte-ronm furntshe< 2W), Morginvlllo, N.J., or phuno Ml- electric kitchen, two bedrooms conditioning—city 'sewers and water, mots' control out side spot llghtj..8ell- from M5.000. Flnanclns avolloble. apartment. Conveniently located. {106 mm. scaped lot, on dead end of VACANT AVAILABLE A "must" to see this weekend. MK1STKICH AOENCY, 741I1888. _ hot air oil heat, patio, attache< Ing very quickly, (30,900. TWO-BEDROOM COOREnfATiv" IJIJIJUITBL OFKICB BiJiT,hiNfi — road. Offered at $27,900.' $1,800 CASH DOWN APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall carpe In vlllasc. 810 Bi|. It. ami TM ici. II. oversized two-car garage Available. Occupancy Aug. 1. 846- Immediate Possession. Seller moved. Jng Al condition, PWmo MS-M76. S017. 046.8.18], screened breezeway. Approxl 10-ynar-old three-bedroom ranch. No, BETSY ROSS The Dowstra Agency WEART-NEMETH application, no closing fees, $153 mo. REAL ESTATE AGENCY KING JAMI8 APARTMENTS - Val KATONTOWN -- Stnrc lor renl, 21 mately two acres. Now $42,00C lry Drive, Rout« 38, Atlantic! Hllli BEACH AGENCY 117 Hwy. 35, Keyport, N. J. MRIII St. Kxcrlleiit locittiin, moilprn 264-3456 ' Realtors 91 East Front St., Red Bank lends. Ttirta mllee Irom Handy Hook hulhllng. Parklnii. HI.V 93M47O. FAIR HAVEN - Choice resi AGENCY BROKER Blatt Park. One-and two-be55 |l Move right into tnii three-bedroom Cape Cod. Ltvitiff room; Biirewabury.-SMeUenl parting. 175 w Biro. % MORTGAGE standing! Asking $26,300, Call today. RED BANK month including all utilities, PAIII KEANSBURO — June 15 occupancy. 20 MILE VIEW Why rent? with fiteplace, dining room, kitchen, genwoom, two full BRAOAR. Realtor. 784 Broad SI. Six-room ranch In best resldenlla Two bedrooms, living room, kllehen, Hillside ranch In benntlhil comllllit AVAILABLE ADAMS AGENCY, Realtor area. Air conditioned, full basement, Beautiful treei. Neer everything. Aiking $24,950. llucwaburr. 747-0321. blUh. 787-4K8. : I.argi' HVIIIK room wlm picture wii dow view and unusual fltono flreplaC' No points. Nine-room home on half 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury many extras. Attached four room wing NEW SHREWSBURY — Three rooms, aero, Five bedrooms, 2',j baths, two- 7-11-3498 or 741-8098 Ideal for professional office, mother- Subject to V.A. and F.H.A. Approval ; Dlnlnu crnililnaUnn anil lovely pi car attached- sarace. Full basement. in-law apartment or children's play APARTMENTS furnished. Ono bedroom $140, HI- Tincl.il Icllchtm wlttiwalh-out tcrrni "Open 7 Days" 01M after 3:30 p.m. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Washer, dryn area-igf. No garage. Priced right a Tliroo lovely licdrooms nml bath. Dec anil rcfrlgorator. Asking 531,000. Cai: S32.oWgPrlnclpala only. Call 741-5166 2^1-1800 FOUR-BEDRpOM —^ Two-bath, ovwlooklnK l>ay. Attaclicd carapi lor appolntmont. ROLBTON WATER FLORIDA CALLING prn r«nf.^ hfimn on wotnlert lot, IllK ldl. Unilatml flnd Itciuitlfltt-ollei mRY.miRYiaWFtBtRdBi k Ptt Vou khow.'.HDme8 In EflrVLiuilcr. Hwy. 36 Jt Thempton Av». ; • •.,,,,-. with fireplace. Family room, sauna , mi;. - W1T—McAHSTKK —AOENC 747-3500. dale available from $12,000 — 10% HOUSES FOR SALE hath »nd suraleck. Minimum one year I Itcallnrj, 108 E. JUvcr Ril., au down, 23 yearaito pay. Alio investment loaee, Keforonces exchanged. }35QpGr I (Hl-l«)l. JUST OFFERED possibility.- Inv«stlgat8 now. Prices ADVANCE tncinth. (148-B339 Charming century old home in Chapel rising last. RUMSON llltl, Aflddletown, on hilltop plc-t of ED CONWAY 1.3 acres. Large living room with WANTED TO RENT FIRST TIME OFFERED fireplace, dining room, den. Three SUNRISE REALTY Charming ranch on beautifully lam SHOWING! WIDOW — Wnnta furnlalim! room, bedroms, bath. Many fine trcea ai 929 K. E. 19 Ave., Fort Lauderdale acapeil jilot In Pino HlriKe. Flreplac •hruln. Asking M6,OfJO. JOHN L. me ot hllcnen ami phone. Nrnr ulior- In living room, paneled family rooi MINUOH AQENCV, Realtor. 33 Rum Luxury Hl-Rls* Apt. nlng area In Red Bank. $50 month. tlirco bedrooma, two baths. Ovcrslz Boa B42-35OO. Mrs. Cortelyou after RIVERFRONT - $16,500 Call N1-733S. two-car garage, Soo It today, J40.00C B p.m. 842-15S1. Ranch, lias largo living room with Living On Btoutlful WB HAVE an overllow ol bona IMe BTEHLINQ THOMrSON A A88OC, Thcrmopano picture window. Big mod- : proapeot* looking lor Iwo or lour bed- Iteallors, 43 W. River ltd., Rumsoc INCOME PROPERTY ern country style kitchen. Two lea- Shrewibury River roonn. Call ua lor taat action to have 74T-0900. Brochure on request. rooms and ceramic tile bath. Cyclone yo\ir home rented. THE BERO AdEN- E\x apartment house in excellent con. fenced property that runs right down REALTORS--INSURORS — APPRAISERS (Noveilnk) CY, Rt. 3!i, Mlddletown, 671-1001). dltlon.- Fully rented. Dross annual rent to Uie river. Lovely garden. Tool shed. ~"RUMSON~COTTAGE" M.700. View ot bay from ell apart- Riparian rights. $16,500. McALISTER 1-, 1- ond JBEDROOM and RETIRED LADY wlnhea room nml Pretty throe-bod room cotlago In qul mcnls. Asking $43,000. McAUSTEB AOBNOY, Realtors, 109 E. River Ed., MIDDLETOWN OFFICF board. Quiet private home. Rofir- loi-ntlon, Tiled bath, llvinff room, tilr AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E. River Rd. Rumson. 8(2-1894. PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS encoa, Wrlto Box V-183, The.Pally Ing; room anil kitchen. Baseboard lie Kumjon: 842-1894, Reglater, Red Bank. \vntf»r heat Pull liast>mtml. All in ver HAZLEKFIRNWOOD Beautifully furnished lobby wllh 94- Koo.l comllttnn. 518.S00. McAUSTE] RIVERFRONT hr, doorman lervlce/Hected iwlm- AOENCY, 11EALTOR3, 109 K. KJve DUTCH COLONIAL Rambling Colonial ranch. Panoramic Located on Vi «cro landscaped properly — three-bedroom home,with Urge gone room. nil., Rumson. 812-18W. Mlddlctown. Quality nine-room homt. rlvor view. Lovely well shrubbed mlng pool wild locker roomi, caban- FURNISHED ROOMS Hugo trees. Fireplace. Four bedrooms, Circular patio with 500 square feet of flagstone. Bar-B-Q, fenced yard. Many extrail Lilted as, and souna baths {excl. to tin- grounds with many fruit trees. Large STRATHMORE RESALES V.i batln. Now Colonial kitchen, dish- entortalnlng living room, three bed- $22,900. ontsl/Prlvale marliia/100% Indoor MCnROOM nnd altllns room. Ktlchfn washer. Basement, nttic, garage. Walk rooms, two. baths, patio. Deep water, parkins avail. / Hreprool 12-story lirlvilcBfB. rrlvato cnlrnnco. Call si- Ranches, Capes, Cnlotilala atarting to buses. Aflsumable mortaage to dock and marine railway. Many ex- bldo. with hl-speed elevators'AII opts, tpr 7:30 p.m. 741-3641. the low 20'a. Our pltico located ID the qualified buyer, Excellent buy at |28,- tras. $74,900. Call for appointment. 'WATERFRONT PROPERTY have balconies with river views/Cen- heart of Strnthmnrc, on Hwy. 34. Call SO0, Owner, 6424165. ROLBTON WATERBIIRY, in W. r tral air condltlonlna/Toppan built-in TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY ~ lion- ua whether selling or buying, 7 days, Four-bedroom older home with fireplace and den. Raited declc overlooking the water. Excellent sellable ratts. 14 E. Highland Avc, 2i lir. flcrvlco. Call 568-7G0O anytime LOOKLNQ FOR A "ONE OF A St., Red Bank. 747-3500. . wall ovens and cauntertop ranges/ Allantlo IIIiMindi. 291-OSOD. API-LEBHOOK OF MATAWAN, Real KIND" contemporary home? Thla ex condition. Only on* available in Middletown. Call now end view New York ileyline. Priced Formica kitchen cabinets and work tors. oepttoiifll oustom built show place ol COUNTRY LIVING $22,900. oreai His than 1 hour to NYC, 40 8INO1.B: ROOMS—Clenn, cnmlortaljle, ten three bedrooms, two baths, or mln. to Nwk./lO mln. from beach, reasonable. (Icntlfman prelcrrcd, D2 THREE-BEDROOM — OMer honn %" acre. Two-car fjaraRO. Sxcellem CITY CONVENIENCE 3 blocki from trains and express Wallace St., 741-SHH2. Oarage^ well kpi»t. Tllort bath, Largo kltcnei MMdlctown location. Paneled den, Large four-bedroom split level. Fully MIDDLETOWN-MODERN RANCH living room, dining room, full cellni buses. COMFOHl'AULK quiet homo lor gen- 1 pegged - oak flaors. Hand hewn air conditioned, with 25x14* enclosed Navesink Riverside Heights — Three bedrooms, full 18* dining'room, parquet floors. Shade tleman. Conking privilege nnii park- attic, gnragt , Alunitnum storms. $11 beams. Built-in bookcases surround porch. Situated on one acre with many FRIGIDAIRE ing Cull 747-2409. Red Banli. oon. Call n*n-\m alter 6 p.m, raised hearth fireplace, screened trees- and shrubs. Owner anxious treet and many extras! Near railroad and bus transportation, local and expren to city. Im- I1OLJIDKI, ~ Custom built Colonial porch with glas3 Inserts for year OARL F, ZELLERS, Realtor. WW443 ATLANTIC maHLANDS.-- Roonu to round use. Walnut stained floor a. Two- mediate occupancy. Reduced $21,500. . Dishwasher) and 12 TOWERS ly ilccorated. Tanoled rocreatlo; For sale by owner. Ultimate la subur- KEANSHima — Lovely Ihree-beil- ter hall. Living room with Ilreplace, room. -•••-2,000, WOODVIEW ACRES LENAPE ESTATES Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating 900. For Information call 671-3M3, 1IONMOUTH BEACH — Private bench 4 Bedroom Split 5 Bedroom Colonial ADDING MACHINE! - Typcwrltrr. CAKI'KNTltV — Additions, pnnelln«, THOMAS BUATE KEANSBURO nil your own plu3 a handsome house sold, rented repaired Serplro's 101 itcpi, itldcwalks, patlofl, odd Jobs. Krro Kitlmatea Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen 1'h Baths I'll Baths Krawnalilo Illn. B42-43SS. 7<7-:33S. TnlntlnR and Decorating; In mint condition. Enjoy It all year Uonmoulh at., Hed B&nk, 747 O4&.V bath and oversized garage. Attached round. *M,0OO. Wooded lot with brook 2 fireplaces V * C rNT Fully Insured 7H-133J three-room apartment on nicely land- PACKER'S Antiques ManurncmriT of scaped lot. Good for older couple. HEAL ESTATE KXCHANOE Fireplace in family room All aluminum siding KITCHEN OAHINETS Pearl and Bead Restringlng Many extras. Call for appointment 8)2-02(3 Full basement Waterfront and trees ATLANTIC TEADINO 1'OST - «8 Al- Spcelnllzlni; In T87-37M. • untie Avc., Long Eranrn AniHiuri, LITTLK SILVER — Fox Hill. Deluxe Offered at $37,100 Offered at $57,800 Kormlca Work Eupc-lly on braided nylon. II.60 • NTERESTED IN A NEW HOME?- u»ed furnllurr. Mor., Wi'il., FrI. 7:30- Call 2M-234S Altrr ,1 p.m. «I run I SIcrllnE claims Irom Tin. Bovcn-room U-shaped ranch In choice B:30 pm, flat, 12^ p.m., Sun. 2-8 RKTSRILLES1, 36 Broad Bt, Bl4 We have muny choice.locations In thft residential location. Centrally air con- p.m. We buy-irll-trade anything ol Rank. MiJrllcHiwn . Atlantic Highlands area ditioned for your comfort. Three Iftrse LINCROFT FARMS HOMESTEAD FARMS Moving & Storage where custom constructed new homei bedronniH, 2',j batlis, eat-In kitchen ranging from 116,000 to $35,000, are to with sclf-clcaninK oven, formal dining 4 Bedroom Colonial 4 Bedroom Colonial Piano Tuning Imllt. For complete details cair -Asphalt Paving room. Iflntranoo foyer trt ntlrarlivo llv- 1'h Balht 2'/i Bathi MULLANKV_ KRAI.TY^l-MM. iiK roDiu. Rustic I'SindtML iU>n with IKNEIiAl. ABI'HALT I'AVINU INI.' IIOMK A CONCERT TUNING : Fireplace All brick front Blicklup drlvtwtya ihd purKlnK loll Itcpalrlng, ri-KtilnttriK, rebulldlni, Ml)Ki~iîuilsi-a]»i (l acre. Chnrm- 'IreplHCP. Double parapo niul larpa Ing ranch hnim-. (.Y tit or linll. Fire* i-lnsetd. JtelaxPd living nfforo-1 nl SW. Full Basement Wooded lot ''all for free ntlmtlca, 222-B268. Work guaranteed, ' M10. HA. AltMSTllONO AOBNOY. •NGEL BAI, I.ONOO *-" !a-28G3 laco In HIP living rnnjih I'urmnl din- City sowers Full basement, fireplace ing rim in. IMtra k Helton, dlshwunhpr. ,ltor. SM rrospoct Ave.. Lltile flll- )lamunds Bought or Restyled MOVERS'Since t8S5 Offered at $34,900 Offered at $42,500 Plumbing and Heating Throe.twin liiMrn'tinn, two tiled baths. , 711-l.WH. L«t ui bur Iht dlaniundi yuu dud'l Sale Movinc witl> iHiiHTiuiin :!-'\?2'. Hubby s!u>l', Full weir or let us rtmylo thtin for y«,u jt.^cmcnl, T\vn-i:;ir giirai:t\ UHl'n con* KATONTOWNÂMKHWMNA ^ 1-lv- t>t-rn>nL\]r. RruilUIrl', 3Q Broad 81. National Mover PIA'MHINO — HeatlrME and bathroom .il ;iir rtniilllinin'il. Awnil^H fur tho (,' I'linin, flro|»l(H'c, brninoil crlllnj:. These tracts, end others, listed exclusively FLORIDA and AH Points USA remodi'llnu. •illre lu'iisv. yi'ri'fiu'd I'ori-li. Ol'T- Draperies •:r..\.NI)l\(i VAM'K! ONLY M7.9OI), llltlf" Ilxln'. ' flT.Mir)' EDWIN II. with Applebrook Agency. Enpcl Brothers 741-2211 CORRIGAN'S \I.l, NOW! STANLEY" K. HOWNS, MAUTlN'. llnikcr, .M^-MHH), IJpholltprlnK, drsperlcs, nllprnvrrH 1:7 Oftklant) St.. lied .Unit H7-2KK IKAI/l'nK, ^liii-w.^lniry. 7-U-lHl". tlVKlt" OAKS" OiMil(H."r~llvliii: nt riOLUKN TOUCH HKrtlf.Klin'.H. Odd Jobs !a ln';!t. I.;irnt" flnK»tiinc ]tatln In rink 117 Broad, JUd Hitnk 74T-lMi,',2 Rnoflnp, Siding & limitation it'MSu.N NOI1T11 KiiHAlJ.lnN I.H111T HAULINU - Ciiiars, (jiiraui* OLHK.N CO, 1N<\ Hun'lr.f, -iliiuig A »H. — A hixtiriuu.'i raiifti style Innm- art;'1 livltii; rimni ivltli lirriiliirc. Electrical Contractors , cleani'd up llavp truck Krô call- n ]in>i« tliiin i\n IUTI' cf I'nrk-HKn Insulation In? ta I )ci| ntul CIIIIIUIUHHI 1 ,!\l'Kt> IM Tic led lll'll Willl 1H-W Willl- rn;itta, ?ll-2M'.i r\ftcr 3 p m. fur Hi yi-ani. T7.Vu7()i. ?:M u •*() iriiiliiil !, Bjn'rimt'ii Jilntilltu^. Tim illti' " ULI'MEI, EI.KCTIIIC COMPANY" nK rouin linn u liir^c |>!rluri' window "lIKl.l'INll HANDS T.i Vli'iin ci'llarii7 •imiii In i-i'lliir. I'rlnclinil.i only. Ask- Rellrlrntlal, rnimnerclril WIIIUK. F HIDING •- r\laci>, iHi^'iit Ttdlar nnj 'nr ii vli'w of tin' kanlriH. TK'nty ot Electric lira! Dlni H2 3(i',(, atll''!', i;.iritk"!';; I.l|, tit lriiii;liin nmi Alcua. Work tuaruntc.'.l linhiK Bimri' in Hit1 Idti'lH-n. Tliorfl Is HK S^l.ftitu. T 17-^!'Jtl«. pplebrook Agency in'Alnt. T:,r wnrl; il l-'mi i-MI- jMHi'Sfti dm or iitudy, n pluymoiii JNTKoFT - - I'lvo-dedrooin n]i|lt PROWN'S 1 Entertainment i tl:o ti;i:ifM)u'nt, nini UirPi- bfilnioni.'i, I've), l ,j ti.'itti-t. Lovely ln.iiilJirn.ruHi 950 Hwy. 35 Middletown (71-2300 til llronfl Rt Kcd i;.ink 7il-7.".OO lien ivHh It;* a'l ^c, and DeroratlnK IKKIItinned, T.i iirlllo eNluto. AJIIIITIK way lliowa and Major Hîtu Uvinli. [)«1H for il|.pnllllTUCilt. State Hwy. 34 Maiawan 566-7600 (t.i M ji 171 Momuoijtli fit . Jlift Hunk r nn MlHI ilKT'TlIK MUST KOlt VOU!r.M')N~ iif IIAVV.:; IIOMK mi'i'i.v n.ii Ind 112 Ave. of Two Riven Rumson 842-2900 ut: :itnl ii.ipt'r iunu:mt;. J'ullr In IVlhl.lAM .11. 1I1NTKI.MANM (Kirni) General Contractorii HV VJV.', r,r 74l-iiV,ll 'M\:r 1M . i'.iiiti'.'-ii, Rt'J (Hiittl in i|iiti>i ilfinl ciiii jftri'ct. Kour brd- an-] U-.\.!•:•['! ;fiV-7MM or 7H7- 1 tTAIU'Ki'K - Nplit h'vcl. IJVINK •imni'i. n\ii rutl li;itli'i. scpiirmt dln- HrdNO MAN'S CONTItAI'TdH CAftl,, li -Hl.'v'i::; I'lilnttni: nn Alt' i;i'l"fi« Cd A [>, rmaHliK t'Tff. l ui:i [ip.iir.s iiltirnlnimi I.AWItKNCK J. HCIIILLINIl .ill' V, A ArtMfl'lHONd AflKNCY, w-. 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• SUPPORT IMPROVED LEGISLATION RUMSON AREA — COLONIAL : RUMSON SHOW PLACE On a 2 acre wooded hillside in Locust — 4 bedrooms — Featured in Better Homes and Gardens when built seven 2'^ baths living room — fireplace — large library — fire- • ENCOURAGE REHABILITATION AND years ago. Living Room, Dining Room, overlooking land- place — dining room 24x12 — small den - modern kitchen with beamed ceiling and dining area. 2.screened porches scaped countryside. Four Bedrnoms, Den, Family Room. - full basement — 2-car garage with, workshop — Excel- EQUITABLE EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES Pool and Guest House. 1175.000. ' •;•-'•- lent condition. Asking $59,500, THROUGH PRACTICAL EDUCATION

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MAKE AMERICA BETTER MULTIPLE Realtor uniHimirei 1480 Ocean Ave. 842 - 000.4 Sea Bright 636 River Rd., Fair Haven 741-4477 OPEN 7 DAYS

LOVELY LINCROFT LOCATION RUMSON ESTATE AREA. Rambling ranch featuring fire- Two wooded acres. Four bedroom hom«. "In-law" apart- place and bookcase in living room; formal dining room; FOX RUN MIDDLETOWN^ First time-offered. Young three-bedroom 'tom?. Livings panelled family room; three bedroms, 2 baths. Central air- •ment. _ThreeJireplacei. BeauUful guiei area neat boating room, dining area, kitchen with breakfast bar) 24' recrea- facilities. Four Bedrooms. Three baths, game room, 2-car garage, conditioning; 25x20 screened porch. Beautifully landscaped tion room, jatousled Florida room, attached/two-car ga- $55,300 full basement, large lot, well landscaped, many extras; rage. Carefree aluminum siding. Magniflcem landscaping acre and a halt of property. River rights. Excellent value at $49,000. . $45,500. • features many flowering shrubs. Truly a garden spot Best VA or FHA terms. Offered at. $25,900. REDDEN AGENCY ELLEN S. HAZELTON JAMES A. CURlJfr REALTOR^INSURORS 741-9100 60 Broad St. R.d Bank 258 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank West River Road Rumson RT. 35, 301 MAPLE AVE. 747-3000 741-5100 ' Corner Bergen PI., Red Bank 842-3200 24 Hour* 7 Days Evenings asd Sundays' 741-9204

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"Rifmson: Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, Attractive three Bedroom home. Living Room has beamed Game Room, 2 Baths,. Garage, walking distance to schools ceiling, fireplace. Family room. Surrounded by beautiful -and buses. Beautiful trees. Asking $26,950. Vacant. We landscaping. Cill us today. Asking NEW SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE RANCH, three bedrooms, three have the key. baths. Fireplace in- living room, crystal chandeliers in Four-or five bedroom split level on % acre plot. Recrea- dining room, oversized kitchen, utility room. Thermopane tion room; den, basement, attached two-car garage. Many windows In living and dining rooms. Full sized basement, 1 extras. ASKING $31,000. 2-car garage, many large trees, secluded area. Many extras. Owner anxious for quick sale. Make offer Now: Asking Price $39,500. WALKER & WALKER EDWARD A. HANLON CHAS. H. TINDALL THE CURTIN AGENCY REALTORS — INSURORS —-APPRAISERS REALTOR AGENCY Realtor - Insurors SHREWSBURY OFFICE 504 Shrewsbury Ave. • New Shrewsbury 291-1800 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. 19 E. Front Street Red Bank HWY. 36 LEONARDO Open 7 Days 741-5212 Trade-ins 842-0111 741-9030 741-9031

ALL THIS AND 50 MILE VIEW LINCROFT GEM! NEW SHREWSBURY FARM HOUSE SPACIOUS. STATELY 10 ROOM VICTORIAN HOME This sparkling split Colonial Has three large . bedrooms, •• LINCROFT LARGE PORCHES WITH VIEW OF SHREWSBURY RIVER with lovely grounds and many trees, living room with fire- beautiful grounds, V/t baths, spacious family room, new AND OCEAN. PROPERTY INCLUDES CONVERTED place, separate dining room, modern kitchen, den, three appliance;, dining room and ideal neighborhood for chil- Large corner lot, approximately 210' frontage by 3S0. Four CARRIAGE HOUSE WITH 6 ROOMS 2 BATHS; PLUS bedroom, 1 bath, 2-story farm house. Living room, dining SEPARATE 1 ROOM PLAYHOUSE SUITABLE FOR bedrooms (Fireplace in master bedroom) bath and powder dren! No mortgage problem — only 10% down for qualified purchaser! Rare at $26,500. room, kitchen, sun room and front porch. Swimming pool. STUDIO USE, ALL IN A-l CONDITION. LOCATED ON 2 room, screened porch, cellar, 2 car garage, transferred ACRES OF PINE COVERED HILLSIDE $47,500.00. OPEN Barn,(will house two cars). FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY, MAY 26. BETWEEN 1:00 owner asking $32,000. , AND 3:00 P.M. ADAMS REAL ESTATE AGENCY , 3 Howard Ave. Niw Shrewsbury ROLAND 'PIERSON AGENCY BAHRS REAL ESTATE ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY 741-54-98 or 741-5098 Mae Bahrs, Realtor, Highlands, N. J. 199 Broad Street Red Bank 741-3450 (AdiacwiHo bank on Newman Springi Rd.) 623 Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft 201 872-1600 24 Hour Telephone Service "95 Years of Red Carpet Service" OPEN 7 DAYS 741-7575

EDITORS' CHOICE MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW WITH INCOME RUMSON — l;lve bedrnoms, three baths, living room, Featured in Better Homes and Gardens in 1955. Authentic COMFORTABLE LIVING formal dining room, eat in kitchen, basement, 2-car ga- $.1,300 yearly Income from two apartments nvnr garage; four bedroom colonial with 2 fireplaces, large game room, also Ruesl house in rear of properly. Main home in A-I rage. Within walking distance of churches, schools,, beach wall to wall carpeting, pej? floors in family room, inter- Young five bedroom home in choice Fair Haven River condition, w/w carpeting, five bedrooms, two full baths and hus line. Redecorato mo and you'll love me. Asking and 3i/ baths, Outstanding marble staircase and two com throughout and many more extras. Priced at $55,000. Oaks. Large den with fireplace, 2'/^ baths. Easy mainte- 2 $32,600. . mnrblfi fireplaces. Solarium 1.1x118 with I). I. bar for nance, half acre. $43,800. entertaining Florida owner anxious for sale. Priced at $68,900.00. CROWELL AGENCY A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY REALTOR (g Guinev ,v pplebrook Agency REALTOR Cecelia Bailey, Broker 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS 950 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN 569 River Rd. Fair Haven 76 W. Front Streot - Red Bank Now open 7 days n week 'til J P.M. 671-2300 741-9333 741 -4030 EVES. 741-3656 ONLY during winter months. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE | HOUSES FOR SALE 2V-THE DAILY FF.r.,«TF!i. FrM.v. Miv 21. .'SES FOB RALE HOLMOEL RIVER OAKS HOUSES FOR SALE REDDEN ASENCr; iOtSES FOB SALE FAIR HAVEN HEDGEFIELD MEW rrtnm HOME« Burf tht ti*t&M hf jol/Jftf th* fri*M ni»wrt( doutjlt £• n it H'A wtJutf HOLMDEL "HONEY FOR THE MONEY YO'.'H fl.AN« OB HI* JittA. H;,WJ. If oeirWwi ifi Uijj, our / o*#t ioc IJflO, fjtTge JJrinj mom, h'jft Atto, 741-9100 j Hrrt'l • chlJH* lo b'jj a. lot Of house • *<*.r»li>l R. tafi.W THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING SENTUMAN'S ESTATE tor otmpereiivtlr Hide, four bed- TWWBROOK Hir>W,KTOWW IP1JT- dlnlnj room wiUi wiaAow w«4 iyvtr- t/tvel; ra«o>rn OarKson Coioourl with room Uirft* bathi. Attractive Hving • City w«t»r and MhiU-ry eeweri Klve turtroonw, Vk bath*, juimoom, lookinf a benutirul garden, Three Rt«1fer • Iniurert ' twe flritfecea, lour «ilr» lariw ttft- room, dining area. JS«U jannreom. • TN mlnutci to RR ilaUcni ami jlvjnc room, dining room, ^aiWnent, bedroomf, two bathi. Lancr screened IN COLTS NECK parkway porch. Baffin en t- pl»y room. Top roome •»Jetisr»*o.ue V*M» of Mdunen laie. inrrnir. lively neighborhood, Aikinl e-Mlnut" tn Ii1«at •hopping centers 600. Multiple lilting Home U beautifully iltumr.1 on ti J2K.M0. • One»acre Inu on rolling hltUlde HALL BROS., Realtors INSPECT end COMPARE Bark-Ilk* tttes. Also » kPimfl. »mall • Mvrlh Weat tax rate In Mod- 813 nivfr Rd. 741-7«fifi Fair Havefl horse r>srn nn<1 kirinpy (thspprt jivtni- RUSSELL M. BORUS mouth Ounty SCHANCK AGENCY . Member Multiple Listing; Service INCLUDING... CHARMING AND EUSTI6 rnms pool fiirmundpit t'V Wauti'ii! REALTORS CALL AND PISri'RS Open 7 T>ay» STYLING — Fox Hill ranch-. Itrrund* and PMlf>. l/ixatM In the MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD REALTOR KITCHkN AID DISHWASHER hrirt of Hi* pslAlp are* <>T HulmdPl. GM River Rd. Kalr Havpn EMltnr RKI Dink HUMBON COLONIAL — % ncrp, G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN Jntrance ha]), large livin| CARL F ZEU.EfiS. RMllnr«. PHMU3 EVH: Sun. 7«7-lO88 lovely trees. Excellent location. Thret » Hnlmdrt Rd , Holmdrl Mt-M7l Iiritp hefirofims, 24' living rnnm. AMERICAN OLEAN TILE room, formal dining room, mod- pnnPlfd dpn, large enclosed porch, ern kitchen, 21x12 paneled fani HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 30' patio with hutlt-ln barhsctll. Two- SELECT OAK FLOORS HOUSES FOR RENT FtOUSES FOB SALE car garage. $41,500. 842-2344. AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT ily room. Four good-size bed- ! STEEL GIRDERS rooms, 2J4 baths. Central air- HOUSKS FOR SALE fl" INSULATION onditioning. Many extras. Ask- ing $39,500. St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Area. ILLMENSEE 'OR A LARGE FAMILY ~ Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming Iliver Rd., west to AGENCY Lincroft split level with five RAY Lakeside Ave. bedrooms, three baths, den; RT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK jameroom and family room all PHONE P. T. LAHIFF paneled. Large living room] i Oldcif Real Est«t» Firm in Colh Neck dining room, modern kitchen; ; 946-4828 Beautiful patio with gas grill; VAN HORN Wlrni buying or iilling In Colti N»ck — For quick raiulti rees and many extras. All for call thi Realtor who knowi tht arta. AGENCY * HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 137,500. j RUMSON COLTS NECK " COUNTRY ESTATE OVERLOOKING Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. ; Older home In nice locallon. Greot RIVER PLAZA .Flve-acte country, estate located in. Colts .Neck's finest Four bedrooms and garage. ilt&X. Corner Bergen PI. potential. Flue bedrooms, Hire BAY AND OGEAN area. Hour bedrooms. 3J4_£*th», plus accommodations Three-bed room ranch. Hot water taase- for maid. Formal living room and aining room, heatea bathi. Fireplace In larga living room. lH»ai'd liral. Fireplace 1n UVIOR room, HAZLET RED BANK ^ LOW MAINTENANCE • Neor beach and all schools. Large French Provincial cabinets in kitchen. •un porch, knotty pine den. Plaster walls throughout. Nice | Wall-to-wall carpft. Full Imaement ThrPB bedrooms, l'/i baths and ga- Custom .Dutch Colonial. Five bedrooms, Including flnt floorv -morlDQge may be assumed by quali- rage, Asimme mortgage for $3800, grounds. Four box (tails and paddock area for horses, vvUJi game anil utJIJiy rooms, 'jlienno- Monthly payment $155 Evenings and Sunday* Seauliful ert-iri kitehen. Paneled den with fireplace. Laundry fied buyer. Asklnj 535,600. pane sliding door's to balcony and Asking $77,000: p&tio. Excellent condition. $31,400. joojn. Full_baiem»nt. Many feeturei. Brick and frame. Lovely FAIR HAVEN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 741-7480 Lovely custom-built ranch. Fireplace, old treat. Circular driveway. Transferred owner ailing $57,500. COLTS NECK ^CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED Immaculate ranch, Living room INCOME PROPERTY full basement. .Assume mortgage to I Overlooking bay and ocean. Six-fam- ?6,000, .Monthly payments J150, Four-bedroom Colonial in excellent condition. 2'A baths. mltli fireplace. Modern kltclwrwlth ily apartment house. Hot water Iiett. OPPORTUNITY IN . UNBEATABLE : .14x19 family room with fireplace. Large living room, dining oreo. Three, bedrooms, one Full taaaem&nt. Corner lot. Fully rent- RUMSON both. Full basement. Large, deep ed year round. Good investment. AJII- EDWIN S. STARK formahlining roomH3old-Midallion Home with _ central I in| $43,000. Attractive center hall Colonlid eem< Almost new. Fivi lovely roomi, plut dining araa and t beautl* air conditioning. Complete with fire detection system and yard with privacy. Near schools and Realtor-Insurer pletely fecohdltloHM Uirourhout;—Alt- 1355 Hwy. 36, Hazlet new heating' plant, new modern kitch- (ul tiled bath. Hot water lint, FirfpUcf,. Waihtr and dryer, lightning rods. One acre Jot with many nice fruit trees, transportation. Excellent buy. $23,- LEONARDO Blue and White Bui Terminal Bldj en, new tiled btlh. hiving room, din- Full baseme'nt. Garag,e,..Large yard. Privacy. Aiking $23,900. Price recently reduced to $45,500. 900. FINE LOCATION. Convenient to every- 264-0333 ing room, three bedroome, foundry; thing. Five-bedroom split level. 1'^ Evenings 67I-097i basement, garage, workshop, fienslblfl RUMSON baths. Pull basement. Lot 125l23S. taxet. Ashing 122,900, COLTS NECK . LAKESIDE SETTING $23,900. RIVER OAKS Remodeled Colonial. Lara* living FOUR BEDROOMS RUSSELL M. BORUS Three-bedroom ill brick ranch. Over two acres, wooded, room, full dining room. New eat- Cohnla.1 style home conveniently lo- Cuitom.built home of diitinction, Trail frami thli ever-llied cated on quiet street In Red Bank. REALTORS with beautiful view of lake. Non development. $54,000. In kitchen, laundry room. Three THE BROOK AGENCY Otters a huge living room, large din- 600 River Koad Fair Haven lacan-room, cantir-hall Colonial. Rolling grounds, Firaplaei, bedrooms, om bath. Full basemenl, AMNB E. MARTIN, Realtor ing room, sunny kitchen with break- ' Bank Building, Atlantic Highland! fast room, l'/4 baths, screened porch Two bathi. Living porch. Full baitmant. Two-car gariga. Fin* COLTS NECK WATERFRONT WITH DOCK patio. Lovely fenceo) yard with fruit 291-1717 and basement. An ideal home (or the COLTS NECK trees and flowering thrvM. Near growing family. J/OW down payment to ntighborhood in Rumioi High Seheel diitrict. Ailing $31,500. Four-bedroom brick ranch. 18x23 living room, formal din- qualified buyers. Asking $22,900. schools. On bus line. Transferred RUMSON COLONIAL "CLOVER HILL" ; Ing room 16x18 master bedroom, all have tremendous Hurry for U1I3 one. 'Mile wide view." Nine roomi.1 Uj owner asking (22,900. Excellent location — Four lorge bed- view of lake and surrounding countryside. Also 19x22 study rooms, 2U baths. 30x16 living room, HALL BROS., Realtors most new five-bedroom Colonial. Firt* 804 RIVER ROAD PAIR HAVEN 747-4100 place, country kitchen, basement. Hot with fireplace. Shade trees. Wonderful location. Non de- 434 River Rd. Mr Havtn formal dining room, kitchen with 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven bresJcfasi room, fireplace In den. Two- water heat. Two-car garage. Ona acret Member Multiple Listing Service Immediate occupancy. Asking $il,WOi velopment. $07,000. 741-4477 car attached garage, full basement. Open 7 Days Quality construction — only 3% yes.r« JOSEPH S. LANG,. Rulteri old. Attractively priced at »59,fiQ0. HANDYMAN'S BARGAIN VILLAGE REALTOR j RUSSELL M< BORUS Little fiUver, good area. Seven roomi Main St. Holmdel !(6-<23f Including large living room with wood REALTORS burning fireplace, dining room, four FOX HILL - LITTLE SILVERS, 600 Blm Rd. Fair Haven bedrooms and bath. Kitchen. Oiutslde ThU beautifully decorated seven-roon Tt7-4535 deck at rear. Porch, Dogwoods and ranch has many custom fv&turu: 31 other trees. Basement. Oil heat. Some family room with Tennessee atom COLTS NECK repairs and decorating all that 1; needed. 517,000. McAUSTER AGEN tireplace and bookcases, central air CUSTOM BUILT PRESTIfiB TWO- CY, Realtors, 109 E, Elver lid., Rum sondltionlnff, electric garage doors STORY COLONIAL. .Four beil rooms, son. 842-1891. remote control outside lighting, ant 2^ baths, two fireplaces. Large, for- LI large closets. Exceptional valm mal-Mvlng room, ap&clous dtnlng room. WfcSflQ. A?PkKBRC»OK_ AGENCY O Bright family room with patio, Over- RED BANK SPECIAL! Rum son, 112 Ave. ot Two Rivera. M2 •lzed tw49,S00. Ave. Sewers. Walk to town, schools NEED ELBOW ROOM? Alliance Development Corp. and shopping. First time offered Call 291-3995 or 201-0770 Tills lovely house has five bedroomi Priced for quick sale at $18,000. and I'.i tiled baths, large gameroom ADAMS AGENCY, Realtor and den too. Living room, dining room HOUSES FOR SALE 3 Howard Ave. Shrewsbury and modern kitchen. Two-car garage April showered us 711-M98 T41-SO9S patio and big lot. Lots of extra* In eluded..(33,900. McALISTERJAGENCY "Open 7 I)ny«" Realtops—100—E^-Blvi LET'S NOT KID OURSELVES! OAK HILL 842-1891. To get a good home, th» prlci Ranch situated on tree shaded plot, SAVE fruitless noun of learchtng. by range Is t28.OOO-S65.O0O. You set whaf offering the finest In living. Living ttending for our fret eomprehenalvi you pay for. We can show a wide room, dining room, three bedrooms. catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum* range In almost any location you Assumption to qualified buyer. Amaz- ion estates, waterfront!, farmi. Hul< dsslre. To simplify matters for you. ingly low offer at 536,000. COUNTRY .iple Listings. we do not describe one or two to- SQUIRE REAL ESTATE, Inc. 291-3336. called bargains. Atok* a dole; com* RAY STILLMAN, Realtor to our ofNce. See the house you APPLEBROOK III "Our SOUi Year" like, and wt'lt show It to you. We'll Three-bedroom ranch on wooded ^4 US Hw. 35 Bhrew.bury TU-M00 olio arrange satisfactory financing acre. Two baths. Dining room, living MULTIPLE LISTING! for th* home of your choice. Simply room, eit-ta Kitchen, large paneled call EARLE S. SNYDER, Realtor, lamlly room. Perfect condition. J31, SWEENEY AGENCY Realtor Snyder Agency, 671-2590. MO Principals only. 671-2264. 032 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright 142-1492 ITTRAOTIVE ONE—YEAR—OLE RUMSON WATERFRONT ilANCH—On quiet Fair Haven street. in Center hall. Fireplace In dining an >rten privacy mil convenience tt living rooms. Five bedrooms, 3! itnrea and transportation, Three bed UNEQUALED bathi. $57,000. 842-2271. rooma, dining area and full bas- PRIVACY raent adaptable Tor recreatlnn rooi 23.000. 8TERL1NU THOMPBON > In the heart of thi Rumson Estate HOUSES FOK SALE ASSOC, Hcaltorl, «5 W. Klver Rd, Area* convenient to schools, shopping Rumaon. 747-0800. and station, this new listing would be CUTE AS A BUuON —• itnm perfect for fhe family with teenagers. I BERKLEY TOWNSHIP late seven-room aplit level In A-' Nearly three ocrei of huge tree./ condition. Three bBdrnnmn, llvlni rolling lawm and song birds. Five room, dining room, deluxe kitchen, bedrooms, huge living room, paneled BUDGET MINDED? large den, 1V4 baths. Centrally all d«n, formal dining room, huge base- From any angle, *hl» Is a lot of conditioned for summer comfort. Lea ment, double garage. Your Immedl- house If budget . Is a factor. H's ;han a Mock trcm buaei, but on quirt ofe inspection Is suggested. Asking only seven years young and located atrcet Beliove It or not only J.27,501 572,500, on an 8O'xl57' landscaped lot. Three B.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real bedrooms, formal dining room, at- Jaii.sss.Tfospact Ave.r Little Silver, lached oaroM. City-lewefs.—LOW TAXES. Full prlMjlWCO ATTRACTIVE RANCH, J21,000._ TOM- Vets no down FHA MOO down 1ROW k NEAVES, REALTORS. 2» Payments approximately S119 per 2600. . month, Including taxes and Insurance, REALTORS THE KIRWAN CO. (More Classified Ads Who says HI Rlvtr Rd. 741-76M Foir Haven Realtors Member Multiple Listing Service Bayvllle office . . 244-NM On The Next Page) OPEN 7 DAYS Subject to VA and FHA approval. HOUSES FOR SALE

all wet? PINE BEACH PICTUESQUE RANCH Wooded corner lei with privacy tena. Feoturej eot-ln kitchen/Formal Whit's the million dollar secret? W» go after Th» beat goes on. Month after fabulous month, dining room/«normoui moster btd- AppUbrook Agency's red-hot sales record keeps buyers with enthusiasm and energy . . . because room/hol woter boMtxrart Not/lull bawitunt/olfbched twMor oaraje, topping itself. In bleak winter months. In tight we like to sell houses! We advertise. We visit All thli for only 119,200 money markets, In lean days when everyone is say- personnel directors. We reach out Into the com- THE KIRWAN CO. "ingjithi-housing market is all wet, Applabroelc- is- munity — that makes all the difference. Realtors listing houses and selling houses. Remarkably fait. NORTH GATE Boyvlllt offlM JM-530O Remarkably close to listed prices. With remarkably Hera's a listing of homes sold in April, 24K proof happy people on both ends of the deal. we can do the same for you. And you. And you. NEARING COMPLETION

en one of four I oh left, this truly beautiful Colonial BRING home ef five bedrooms, 2V: baths has a country YOUR GREEN THUMB! kitchen, library, a paneled den with beamed ceiling Thi! lovely home hoi o BREATH- and fireplace. Situated on a magnificent two acre TAKING SETTING omono TREES, SHRUBBERY ond PLANTS worth 0 plot with many trees and a babbling brook, at the THE GLEN At Oak Hill $ 40,600 TWIN BROOKS,'Middletown ...... ^.. 32,000 fortune. A BROOK meonderi thru end of a dead end street. this FOUR ACRE ESTATE lo compliment this Brlck-Frnmei Rancher In MARCSHIRE DRIVE, Middietowi, 37,900 HOMESTEAD FARMS, Middletown...... 39,500 Jackson. The home consists ol o DREAM KITCHEN with dlshvrasner, LINCROFT FARMS, Middletown ....,..i.. 34,400 THE GLEN At Oak Hill ...... f 4,600 DIRECTIONS: From inUriection 520 and Hwy. 34, south on 34, M' dining — family room with B 'A milt to Cloverhlll Rd. Right to fourth ifrut on right, FIREPLACE, 24' living room, Iwo THE GLEN At Oak Hill 48,500 TALL TREES,. Middletown I . 47,000 large bedrooms (good traffic pattern Christopher Dr. for third), TO baths, laundry, basement, breeieway and two-car garogo, -CHEJROREE_LANE, Middletown' 26,500 KINGS VALLEY, Middletown u...... 37,400 Well worth Inspecting ot J37,S0O. Available for Inspection any tlmi. NORMA PLACE, Middletown 22,900 ILER DRIVE, Middletown ...... 22.500 For Information Call We hove the key. FIRST STREET, Rumson - 24,300 SURREY DRIVE, Heilet '. 19,000 Builder LEWINGER AGENCY LINCROFT FARMS, Middletown 33,900 APPLEFARM ROAD, Middletown ...... ; 27,000 Realtors' HUBBARD AVENUE, River Plata 25,000 HERON ROAD, Middletown 36,500 HAROLD E. HARRISON 30 E. Main St. Freehold 463-3S35 JCOOPER ROAD, Middletown „ 63,000 THE GLEN At Oak Hill 37,600 Dally »o Sun. tl-4 WOODGATE, Middletown ..'J.ir."r.r~"t2,5dO~ THEGLBN At Oak Hill ...... „.:.:::.. 58,000 531-4256 Evei. Ul-Wt or 343-5593 BAY STREET, Highlands 22,000 HfGHBOY COURT, Middle+own ...... 23,900 OPAL PLACE, Matawan 30,500 TOWNSEND DRIVE, Mlddlatown 40,200 GARY DRIVE, Middletown ." 24,000 FAIR HAVEN ROAD, Fair Havan ...... 36,000 KINGS VALLEY, Middletown .1 39,950

GLENWOOD DRIVE, Middletown ....:... 25,30,0 $ 1,032,460-

REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS TH E SHREWSBURY OFFICE APPLEBROOK FIVE BEDROOM BEAUTY IN LINCROFT Surrounded by trees, troni, trees! Has two family rooms, plus den, three full baths; plenty of room for large famil/ or make separate apartment for mother-in-lawl New lilting and lure AGENCY to moVe fast at 537,500.1 HANDSOME COLONIAL HAS CITY SEWERS! MAKES IT Looking for a Colonial with all the convenience of city sawari, eaiy traniportstion, nearby HAPPEN - FASTER1 stores? Then this is the Colonial you must seel Features include fireplace, full baiement, fencod-in yard, lovely Red Bank naighborhood—AND low price of $25,500.1 OOZING WITH CHARM MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. 1 RUMSON, N. J. Tree shaded, I '/i story. 30' living roam with fireplace, dining room, up-to-the-minute kitchen with diihwaihar, two or three bedroomi, I Vi bathi, baiement and garage. Cheerful and airy 950'Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave, of Two, Riven, throughout. Immaculate too! $29,900. Hurry and Dial 741-5212. 671-2300 566-7401) 842-2900 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Op«n7Dayi 74U52I2 Tridt-lni THE DA?LY REGISTER, Fii

; NOTICE NOTICE Into Swamp, Takt notice that Jttrt* Truer, BALE AJTBR REPOSSESSION — tradlot i> The Willow DeUcateuen The Monmouth County National Bank Outlined for Editors hu applied to the .Mayor »nd Council WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ol Little Silver, New Jersey, for a at Monmoutb County National Bank, (See photo, Page 1) Negro leaders, leaders who re- Four Escape Plenary Retell License No. MDBL 600 Prospect Ave., Little Bllvtr. N.J. 1 for premises OKH of how much, or how little to fill country «ettlns. Within minutes of Banlt held on May 21, 190J, acting Take notlcfl that William Teeoraro pavement and slid into a public transportation for the commu- on previous recommendation nf the t-a The IfrotliRrs haa applied tn thft give, and to whom. ter. Asking 519,500. Board or Adjustment o( the Borough Mayor and Council of the Borough of swamp at the side of the road, nf Rod Bank, the Mayor and Cnunrtl Hecj Rftnlc for a Plenary Rotnll Con- "Thus it is clear that how landing on its roof. TOWNSHIP PROJECT DELAYED — Promise, of a sparkling new beach club MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD granted a vnrfanre tn The Mnnniniith Btimptlim License C-5 for premises lo- these questions are answered, Realtor County National Bank to me prem- cated at 2 Morford Place, and 188 W. at Cliffwood Beach, Matawan Township, seem to have been delayed by thet Stu - «. Holmdel Rd , Holmdel SM-M7S ises knnwn (is I.Dts 2 and 3, Blork l-'mtit at., ftfil Bnnli, N\ J, how these dilemmas are re- Miss Zak and her pas- 8. of the Red Bank Tax Map for Objections, If any, ahould be made sengers, her two brothers and Holding Co. of Linden headed by Richard GoldWgar, The firm, which rsmovad banking purposes as a business use, Immediately In writing to John Bryan, solved, will dstcrmine not only RED AND WHITE subject to the drainage and storm Clerk of the Borough of Red' Bank, the fate of the urban politics a sister, all under 10 years old, tons of gravel at the beach, had announced ths planned restoration of 50 of • COTTAGE — $15,600 sewer fccing checked and approved N. J. we know today, but also the were not hurt and refused by tho Borough Engineer prior to Is- (Signed) these bungalows by Memorial Day as well as opening of the Olympic-sized swim* TWO bedrooms and new ceramic tiled suance of Building Permit. THE BROTHERS fate of the American city we treatment. No summonses bathroom. Living room with lovely The Resolution granting the said 2 Morford Place, and corner fireplace, pretty kitchen. Ask- variance is on tile with the Borough IBS W. Front St., Red Bank will be facing tomorrow. were issued. ming pool. The project at the beach has been stopped by order of the state ing $15,000 We have the key. Mc- May 21, 31 J8.28 ALISTER AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E. Clerk and la available Cor inspection. State Police at Keyport In- pending issuance of a Jjcense to remove thejjrayel, No work has been done on the River 1W., Rumton. B42-16M. JOHN BRYAN "And indeed," he added, "the Borough clerk NOTICE fate of the entire American vestigated a similar mishap on bungalows, according to township officials. (Register Staff Photo) NEW SHREWSBURY — Two-bed- May 24 $5.52 Tabe notice that Llssette Bloomberg room cooporatlvs apartment for sale. trading as Red Banlc Liquor & "Deli- political system." Middle Eoad near Palmer Ave. Oil beat. $87 a month, utilities In- NOTICE catessen has applied to the Mayor Don Lippincott, city editor of in Holmdel at 3:30 p.m. eluded. Call 542-1407. MONMOUTH COUNTY and Council of the Borough of Ked SURROGATE'S COURT Bank lor ft Plenary Retail Dlstrlbu* the Trenton Evening Times, They said Steven R. Aviles, Notice to Creditors to Present lion license D 19 foi premises situated 17, of 19 Tallen Drive, Hazlet, LOTS AND ACREAGE Claims Against Estate >t 230 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N.J. was elected president of the ESTATE OF AUGUSTUS L. SIL- Objections, If any, should He made association, succeeding George was driving south on Middle Howard Gen. Latta, Capt Hamilton VER, DECEASED. Immediately In writing to John Bryan, FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES— Clerk of the Borough of Red Banlc. Blther commercial or residential Pursuant to the order of DONALD Kentera, managing editor of Road, when he apparently lost Call MULLANEY REALTY 671-5151. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the (Signed) the Newark Evening News. County of Monmouth, this day made, LISSETTE BLOOMBERO control of his car, causing it 154 ACRE WOODED LOT — Con- on the application of tlie undersigned, 230 Mechanic SI. Arthur Z. Kamin, editor of to skid and overturn onto its To Attend 'Salute the Flag' Event venient to ichoolB. On Sheraton Lane, Marguerite Silver, Sole Executrix or Ited Bank, N. J, Bumson. $17,500. Call W2-HI70. Ihe estate ot the said Augustus L. May % 31 $7.82 The Daily Register, was roof. He was alone in the ve- Silver deceased, notice is hereby COLTS NECK — Rep. James a bulletin board contest. Each judged last week by Dr. C. BEAUTIFUL H acre Fair Haven plot. given to the credltois of said de- selected as chairman of the hicle. Mr. Aviles was issued Walkini distance to river. Fully land- ceased to present to the said Sole NOTICB Associated Press Continuing a summons for careless driv- J. Howard, D-N. J., will present class prepared an entry based Malcolm B. Gillman, county •caped. Price lust reduced to $10,900. Executrix their claims under path Take notice that Emanuel and ROLSTON WATBRBURY, Realtor, U within six months from thli date. Agnes Gallopo trading as Mandys' Study Committee. ing. a flag which has flown over the on the theme, "Patriotism — medical examiner and histo- Dated; May 20th, 1»6S Den has applied to the Mayor and W. Front St.. Red Bank. 747-3600. Council of the Borough of Union capital building to the Cedar Lwe of Country and/or Flag." rian, and Capt. Clifford Schu- MARQUERITB SILVER Beach for a Plenary Retail Consump- MARLBORO — Dutch Lane Road, i 282 Park Avenue tion License C-10 lor premises situ- Drive School at pre-Memorial The bulletin boards, all crea- mann, Air Force System Com- •ore, wooded. 2C4-6710 alter 6 or week- Oaktiurst, New Jersey ated at 507 Front SL, Union Beach, Day ceremonies Wednesday. tive and well executed, were mand Waves Liaison Officer endi. Principals only. Sole Executrix N. J. MIDDLETOWN — Finest area. 8lj Atramol!, Apy & O'Hern Objections, If any, should be made The event will climax a pa- from Ft. Monmouth. 195 Broad Street Marlboro Galls Bids lots, several wooded. $9,000 to 510,50(1 Immediately (n writing to Mary Sab- firm. Principals. 431-0073 after a p.m. Red Bank, New Jersey Ik, Clerk of the Borough ot Union triotic project designed to The winning entry In Cate- Attorneys Beach, N. J. ONE ACRE choice property. Shore May 24, 31, juns T, 14 IST.60 stimulate respect for the Ameri- gory 1 (fifth grade and below) Dr., Gooseneck Point. River rights. EMANUEL AND AQNES OALLOPO can flag. It originated in Rich- was "Betsy Ross" by Mrs. Nell Call M2-515*. 007 Front St, Union Beach, N. J. For Garbage Collection NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT May 24, 31 (7.36 ard Miller's fifth grade class, Berryman's fifth grade. Tied HOLMDEL — Seven wooded lota re, OP-ACCOUNT malnlnj. All one acre ol more. Lt> ESTATE OF ABDISOH OUTWA- but quickly became a coopcia for honorable mention were cation high and dry. $10,000. Tel: TER, DECEASED NOTICE MARLB0E0 TOWNSHIP - Business Administrator Ed- Take notice that Rose Mary To- tive effort involving all classes Richard Miller's fifth grade and M6-83S3. Notice Is Hereby tlvea lhal UM ac- malno, trading as Commuters Wine & Bids will be accepted June 13 ward Ivins 3rd pushed the date counts of the subscriber, Executor of Liquor Store has applied to the Mayor The entire student body will Mrs. Barbara Sinclair's special COLTS NECK the estate of asld Deceased will be and Council of the Borough ot Red for residential and commercial for terminating dumping be- Choice one-acre lot with brook. $50 audited and stated by the Surrogate Bank for a Plenary Retail Distribu- garbage collection by the hind the municipal ga- participate in the program, class. 000 neighborhood. Asking $10,500, of thB County of Monmouth and re- tion license I>6 for premises situ- CARL F. ZSLLBR9, Realtor. 848-441 ported for settlement lo The Men- ated at lit Monmouth St., Red Bank, Township Council. rage from May 31 to June 15, which will begin at 11 a.m. on In Category II (grades 6 mouth County Court, Probate Divi- «. J. sion, on Friday, the 12th day or JUtY allowing a few days grace be- the school grounds. The public through 8) the winner was Rich- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY A.D., 1968, at t:30 o'clock a.m., at Objections, If any, should be made is invited. ard Dawson's eighth grade. In the County Court House, Monument litlJltlJJiatelynj8rltlJit_Jo_JiiniL_HryH i Jore ^performance of the ex- and Court Streets, Freehold, New an, clerk of the Borough of Red Speakers include Maj. Gen. a tie for second place were MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commerlcal Bank. pected services. property along Hwy. 3S or 31 From Jersey, at which time Application will be tnada for the allowance, of (Blgned) ^"Troopers William B. Latta, commanding Mrs. Patricia Murphy's eighth 178' to 10 acre» MULLANBT REA1, Commissions- and Counsel fees. ROSE MARY TOMAINO Hereto/ore residents were al- general of Ft. Monmouth, and grade, Chapman Vail's eighth TY 671-J1M. Dated May 20th A.D, 1988, 23 Allen Flace lowed to pile their rub- COMMERCIAL AND LIGHT INDUS- FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK Rod Ban», H. J. the Electronics Command, and grade and Miss Blanche TRY LOTS—In Red Bank Alrporl (By: MICHAEL H. MONIER, May 24, 31 (8.74 Requested bage and junk behind the com- Capt. Arthur G. Hamilton, com- Sheets' sixth grade. Honorable »rei, rinsing from one acrn to ah Trust Ofllcer), plex with the township respon- acres end priced from $18,000 t, 399 Park Avenue, PUBLIC NOTICE manding officer of Earle Naval mention went to Mrs. Dona $60,000. Will al»t> build to suit Cal New York city, N. T PLEASE TAIO! NOTICE, ttat on sible for carting It away. 14H7M dayl. 741-0372 nlfrhta. Bseculuf. For Parkway Ammunition Depot. Niess' sixth grade. Monday overling, Uny 27, 1968, at 8:00 At last night's meeting, a HAZLBT—professional building, Hwy C. Douelas Webb, Esq., P.M., the Board of Education o[ the Special features will include -35. Four suites, full alr-condltloned. Counsellor at Laff, City o! Lirat; Branch will hold a spe- r. WOODBRIDGB - The New resolution was okayed to al- Two suites vacant. Very desirable for 744 Broad Street, cial public meeting In the Caielerla the Ft. Monmouth Band, a color most professional men. Will take back Newark C2), New Jersey. of the Long Branch Junior High Jersey Highway Authority yes- low Mr. Ivins to advertise for first mortgage. Asking $35,000. Phon May 24, 31, June 7, H JM.H School, located on Bath and. Indiana terday requested four ad- guard from Earle and the Colts Couple Sues 793-612!. Avenues In tho City of Long'Branch, garbage pickup. for the purpose of awarding contracts ditional state troopers from •Neck Fife and Drum Corps. PUBLIC- NOTICE lor the construction of additions to All bids and bidders must Highlighting Cedar Drive's BUSINESS PROPERTY PLEA8B TAKB NOTICE, that upon the Lenna. ejonrow and Ellieron Col. D. B. Kelly, superinten- pick up forms prior to sub- application of SAUUIL and ROSE Schools based upon bids received and Salute the Flag Program was Rep. James J. Howard Keyport For BHEITELMAN, the Board ,p( Adjult- opened on April 17, 1068, ami to au- dent of State Police. mitting their specifications. LAKEWOOD ment ot the Township of MUdletown thorize tho execution of contracts In Four occupied apartment*. Three stoi at Us regular meeting, en Monday, accordance wllh tho acceptance of They would bring to 111 the Two services will be bid for, frame «tniclure In excellent condition. May 20, 1963, granted V a variance bids. force of officers and men as- commercial or business pick- Zoning Rule Tint concrete garages. Building oil from Article V, Pamtrrapn 1, and Ar- BOARD OF EDUCATION OP heated and Insulated. Suitable /or of- ticle XVI, Section E, Paragraph l(b>, THE CITi: 01" LONG BRANCH signed to the Garden ups and residential. fices. H block toiSmaln poit ofdc of the Mlddlfltown Township Zoning Restaurant Expansion s FREEHOLD — Albert and May 24 $(,83 and buifneii eectlon. Asking SK.OOO. Ordinance so as to allow the con- State Parkway, struction of an addition io the exist- These three bids for road Mildred Sussman, 140 Main MEYER MORRILL ing1 retail furniture store known as NOTICE Melvin J. Kohn, assistant ex- supplies were accepted and BROKER "The Mart" owned by the applicants TAKE NOTICE that 04 Soutll Brldeo ecutive director, said this St., Keyport, have filed suit 43 B. Main St. Boom JO: and located on premises at New Jer- Avenuo Inc., trading as Club 18 has turned over to officials for Okayed by Ocean Board FMUIOU, N. J. 462-662: sey State Highway #35 and Cherry applied to the Mayor and Council of year's 11 per cent increase in contending that a zoning ordi- Tree Farm Road In Ihe Township ol the Borough of Red Bank lor a Ple- study: Trap Rock, Wayside, FREEHOLD Mlddletown, also known as Block 114, nary Retail Consumption License C-6 traffic volume prompted the $44,815; Fred McDowell, Wall nance amendment, adopted by Lot 3A, on the Township Tax Map, for premises situated at 64 South OCEAN TOWNSHIP-A vari- downgrade property values. Valuable business corner. Existing so a) to permit an easterly aldo yard Bridge Ave, Red Bank, N. J. request. Township, $44,705 and Manzo Borough Council creates a Coaorite building, 13x24. Immedlat of 32 feet and a reduction In the re- ance request by Paul Samperi, Mr. Gruber, a restaurant possession. $10,001) full price. Objections, 1/ any, jhould be Made The authority pays the sal- quired number of parking spaces to Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Construction Co., Matawan, local restaurant owner, to ap- equipment salesman, conceded hardship on them. MEYER MORRILL 57. A copy of the Resolution lias been Clork of the Borough of Kcd Bank. aries and all expenses for its filed in the Office of the Secretary $42,340. prove an existing walk-in re- 45 S. Main SL 462-5621 (Signed) that he sold Mr. Samperi an- In the Superior Court ac- ol trie Board of Adjustment of tne OFFICERS troopers—an average of about For the second time, no bid Township of Mlddletown and Is ivall- frigerator added to his kitchen other outdoor walk-in box in tion, filed by attorney ablo for Inspection. Patny Perronl, Treasurer »nj Secre- $10,000 per year per man—and was received on the supply of facilities last month was REAL ESTATE WANTED SAMUEL and ROSE SHEITELMAN tary 1963, before he moved to the Laurence A. Hecker, Keyport, By: JOHN R. HALLERAN 7 Georgetown Lane, Haztet, N. J. supplies patrol cars, Mr. Kohn gasoline and oil for township granted by the Zoning Board URGENTLY NBEDED — Two an. For GIORDANO, GIORDANO * Luclle K. Perronl, President area. the couple said that on April three-bedrom homes MlSdletown, Hat. 7 Georgetown Lane, Hazlet, N. J. said. trucks and vehicles. ' last night. George A, imbembD, Vice President Dr. Alex Maron, another " 1965, th"e amendment let ttelnltjr. We have buyers waiting. HALLERAN In another action, it pur- In other action four new spe- Mr. Samperi also asked) to THE MRWAN CO. 787-6800. Attorneyi for Applicant 17 Lark Avenue, Lakewood, N. J. neighbor, recommended the extended the neighborhood Kay 24 (8.28 ay 21 31 J10.12 chased 11 Chrysler New cial officers were appointed to erect a new six-foot fence WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST board approve the variance re- commercial zone 25 feet into Yorker patrol cars" for $44,627. the township for the purpose of around a portion of the restau- YOUR HOME NOTICE CONSTABLE'S SALE Also yesterday, the au- quest. He said the restaurant their residential property. Call today and give details and cash Take notice that Th« Great Atlantic By virtue of a garage lien war- covering any emergency that rant property. complex layout Is favorable to price, STIRLING THOMPSON 4 AS- & Pacific Tea Company, Inc. has rant to me directed, I shall expose thority started condemna- They say the approval was BOC., 747-5800. applied to Ike Mayor and Council of to public sale, for cash only, the might arise. They are, Richard A lone objector was Sol the commercial area. He added Little Silver tor a (Limited) Retail following motor vehicle, place, date, tion of a tract that will be and time Indicated. VanPelt, Louis Rappa, Gruber of 602 Lakeview Ave., by 4-3 vote by the council. LISTINGS Distribution License (or the premises needed for construction of the the requested fence would Multiple listings or others requlrfiL situated at: 507 Prospect Avenue, Lit- Inscription o( Motor Vehicle Richard Barbiski, and Richard a neighbor of Mr. Samperi., He shield an expanded garbage In their suit, the Sussmans for very actlvo sales force. All areas, tle Silver, N. J. Make Ford, year 1960, body style Garden State Thruway be- 14 hour service. Call OFFICKBS 2 dr. HT Serial No. OY71YI21040 Farrell. This brings the spe- said the refrigeration unit is storage area from public view. are asking the ordinance be Melvln W. AMredge, 72 PolNlflela Model—Thunderblrd Date of Sale; Fri- tween Woodbridge and Toms RAT 8TILLMAN, REALTOR day May 31, IMS at 1:00 In the af- cial police force up to 12 per- "unsightly and noisy" and (Our 50th year) Rei., W. Bronxvllle, N. Y., Chair- The issue goes to Township set aside and the amendment man ternoon at the premises Indicated as River. The parcel consists of sons. •M Broad St. Shrewsbury AA1ICO Transmissions, 809 Railroad claimed the extension would be declared null and void. 741-8600 Byron Jay, 178 E. 71st SI,, New 11 acres owned by the YMCA Council with the board's recom- York, N. Y., PresleJeat Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J, They also are asking the HELP - ACTION! William J. Kane, 320 Algonquin Rd-i Ltenor reserves the right to bid— on Washington Road, Perth mendation of approval. HELP us: our 12 lalespeople nesd t sale subject to adjournment -without borough be restricted from is- Franklin Lakes, N. J., Biee. Vice Amboy. The board also approved a listing on your home. President lurther notice. suing any person a building ACTION Is our motto—professional Edward A. LePage, 140 Orchard IU. JACK B. STEIN request by Dr. Barry D. El- •ervlces are lust a phono call away. Brlarclllf Manor, N. Y., Exec. VICB Constable James F. Roper, engineer Goldstein Will Head permit or certificate of occu- Trade-ins—Exchangos President May 21, 28 jo,66 and architect of Red baum to construct a profes- Commercial and Investment properlle William B. Ayres, 101 Briar Mead- pancy until the court settles lferobtr Two Multiple Listing Services sional building on his tract at ows Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Vice NOTICE Bank, was engaged for $4,200 WALKER * WALKER President the matter. Realtors Take notice that Rettino Corp. trad- to make an air conditioning Route 35 and Herbert Ave. The J. Gordon Christian, Jr., ,8022 Al- ing as Evln's Highway Lluuon has ECOM Advisory Unit Shrewsbury Mtddletown-Holmde varado Ave, Jacksonville, Fla., applied to the Township Committee and heating survey of the ad- plan fell short of sideyard re- Wl Broad St. 206 Hwy. 35 Vice President of Ihe Township ot Middlctora for a quirements, 741-5J12 671-33U William Corbun, 201 B. 78th St., Now Plenary Retail Distribution, License ministration building, here. FT. MONMOUTH - Edward stitute of Brooklyn, to become Union College Trustees WSJ NEED—Five or «tx, 2-3 bedroom York, N. Y., Vice President D-5 for premises situated on the Goldstein, an executive with vice chairman. Also approved by the panel Incomes, lurnlihed or unfurnished, O. Philip Nyqulst, 1527 Sequols Trail, Northwest corner of Highway 3J and The authority purchased 485 To Meet on Monday from $85 to J17G per montti lor In- aienvlcw, 111., Vice President Wilson Avenue, Port Monmouth, N.J. tons of fertilizer from the Kerr American Telephone and Tele- The eight-member advisory was a request by Jefferson comlnt personnel. THB BERO ADEN- H. C. Glllcsple, Knox Hill Ed., Mor- Objections, If any, should be made CRANFORD - A slate of of- CY, Rt. 35, Mldtlletown, 671-1000. rlatown, N. X, Treasurer Immediately in writing to Charles V. McGee Chemical Corp., graph Co., has been named Construction Co., Deal, to build Fred E. Campbell, 18 Barters PI. group is composed of leaders ficers for 1968-69 will be pre- Carroll, Jr., Clerk ot tho Township of Jamesburg, for $24,225, and 22 chairman of the Electronics a house on an undersized lot "READY BUYERS" Rd., Sands Point, N, Y., Secretary Mlddletown. from industry, universities, and sented by the nominating com- 1 NEED HOMES—From Rumson thn DIllKCTOItS (Signed) mowing machines from the Advisory Group of the Army at Franklin and Greenwood Llncrolt From 118,000 to 5100,000 Molvln W. Alldredge, 72 Pondtield OFFICERS mittee at the annual meeting of Rd., W. Bronltvllle, N. Y. Kut Kwick Corp. for $21,480. Electronics Command by Maj. professional organizations. Its Aves. "Service and expert knowledge Is my Vincent D. Rettlno-Prosldent the board of trustees of Union calling card." Call Adam Krotowlcz, Wllllom E. Ayros, 101 Briar Mead- 102 Hcrntng Ave., Cranford, N. J, Gen. William B. Latta, com- purpose is to advise the com- Walter Reichert was granted Owner, ADAMS AGENCY. 31 Hownn ows Drive, FlltsDlirsh, Pa- Barbara L. Wolf-VIco President After adding an $1,134 item College Monday in the Stanley Ave. New Shrewsbury. 741-5009 or 741 Anthony A. Bliss. Oyster Bay Rd., 4500 North Wont 6th Court, to his contract, the authority mander. manding general of ECOM on permission to add an attached 9498. "24 Hour Service." Member Rc< Locust Vnlle-y, N. Y. Plantation, Florida Room of the Campus Center, rt. Manning Brown, Jr., 50 Westcott garage to his house on a non- Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. Evelyn It. neltlno-Sccretarj, Trea- authorized final payment A resident of Little Silver, scientific, technological and here. Rd., Princeton, N, J. surer to Michael T. Gavan, in the conforming lot at 22 Branch WANTED! I Fred E. Campbell, JO Barkers Point 102 Horning Ave., Cranford, N. J. Mr. Goldstein Is engineering other matters of broad scope ltd., Sanda Point, N. Y. May 24, 31 Sll.M Road. Among officers whose term Raotni season, summer and yearly J. Gordon Christian, Jr.. 21)22 Alvar- amomt of 533,134, for con- director, Equipment and Build- rentals. We can also Multiple List you atlo Avo., JacHsonvllle, Pla, struction of the new toll admin- relating to the command's mis- Nicholas and Gloria Spina re- expires this year is Edward home tor sale. Call us today. Roy C. Coillm, 71 Purand Rd., Ha- NOTICE ing, for AT&T. His office is in plewoofl, N, J, Take Notice that on Friday, June istration building at Eaton- the firm's headquarters in New sion. ceived approval to add to their Aborn of 167 Grange Ave., ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY 28, 1S68 at 10:00 o'clock In tho fore- Realtor William Corbiu, 201 B. 79th Bt., New house at 1506 Romaine Ave., Rumson, who served as vice Yorli, N. Y. noon Alice Soos, Scott 8oos, Jacalyn town. York. Before becoming associated MM Oeean Ave. Sea Brljhi Brody and Elizabeth Soos, Mania, 842-0004 Donald Kirk David, Ostervllle, Mas' with AT&T in New York, Mr. which is under reconstruction. chairman. snehusetta by their mother nnd natural guard- Mr. Goldstein has been vice Open 7 Days Hareilel T>. Hoag, H2 Wlnelnor Rd., Ian, Elizabeth V, Soos, and Elizabeth Goldstein was director of the ' Member Multiple Listing Soryloe V. Boos, individually, Bhall • apply to chairman of the advisory group the Monmouth County Court, Law Di- Military Communications Sys- NEED VACANT LAND yron" Jay, ' lTfl B. 71sl 61., Nenv Girls' Olympics the past three years. As chair- YorK, N. Y. vision, nt tho Monmoutii County Court tems Engineering Center for •mail lot or large trncu. oil MM, William J, Kane, 3?0 Algonquin rtel., HOUST, 1n 1tu> Borough of Freehold, man, he succeeds Donald G. LANBY REALTY. 671-5151. Franklin Ltkol. N. J. New Jersey, for a Judgment autho- Tomorrow Fink, general manager of the Bell Telephone Laboratories. James a Kreih, 1001 City Lino Ave., rizing- Alice Soos, Scott Soos, Jacalyn ARB YOU sdnB to sell your liorae Brody and Elizabeth Boos, and Eliz- Institute of Electrical and Elec- Why not let us help you, list It with Philadelphia, Pa. abeth V. Soos to nssumo the names KEANSBURG - Junior Girl In addition to Mr. Goldstein, MNCROFT ASSOCIATES, INC., Real- Eilward A. LBPSBO, HO Orchard Rd., (if Alice Broily, Scott Brody, Jacalyn Scout Troop 564 will partici- tronics Engineers. tors, 788 Hwy. 35, MIcMlolom. (Op- Brlnrclir/ Manor, N. Y. Brody and Elizabeth Brody, and Eliz- Mr. Fink and Dr. Weber, other O. Philip Nyjulst, 1527 Steiuoli Trail, aboth V. Brody. pate in a "Junior Olympics" In announcing Mr. Gold- posite Howard Johnson) 071-5333. alcnvlew, III. members of the Electronics Evenings 741-0162. Member Mulllpb flwllym A. Price, Club lid., Carnegie, ELIZABETH V. TiRODY, Individ- tomorrow at the Main Street stein's appointment, Gen. Lat- Lilting Service. ually nnd mother and natural Advisory Group are Dr. Andrew WE HAVE SEVERAL QUALIFIED 3hn' M. Sclllir, oyster Bny, New BUardlan of Alice Boos, Scott beach. ta named Dr. Ernest Weber, BUYERS — Seeking 2, 3, and 4-bed- Boos, Jacalyn Brody and Elizabeth Longacre, professor of engi- room homos. $20,000 ana up. Call fo STOCKIIOI.DKR Boos. Tlie girls will compete with president of the Polytechnic In- Immediate service. E. A. ARM John A. Hartford Foundation, 420 Lex- Vlncont P. Keupcr Junior Troops 7 and 208 in re- neering at Syracuse University; ITRONO AGENCY, Realtor J05 Pros ington Avenue, New YorJi, it. Y. 734 Mnttlflon Ave. peel Ave,, Little Silver. 741-4500. (Holding over 10%) ABhury Park, N. J. lay, foot and chariot races, and Dr. C. Stark Draper, director Otijeictlons, If any, should lie made Attorney for Petitioner LIBTINGS NEEDED teyJ 7 ti broad and high jumping, and In writing to Mrs, Dorothy Miller, May U, 31, Juno 7, 14 S27.S0 of the Instrumentation Labora- FOR Clerk or tho Boroucli 1 WU'« Stiver discus and javelin throwing 16 Active Salespeople -UW, OREAT ATLANTIC & 1'ACIFIC tory at Massachusetts Institute In NOTICK events. Tlireo busy offices TBA COMPANVT, INU. Tak» notice that Little. Silver M- Commercial Department Post OfllW! H0X 214 mlnrfl, Inc. has applied to tho Mnyor Scouts from Cadetto Troop of Technology and institute pro- Two Mulllplo Listing Borvlces Newark, New Jersey 07101 nnd Council of tho Horough of Llttlo STERLING THOMPSON, Itealtor May J4, 31 H°-M. Silver for a plenary rrlRll rt!fl!rll)ii- 192 will serve as judges. fessor emeritus; Dr. James B. RUMBON - 747-0900 tlon license for premises nltliatPd at Six scouts are working on MIDDLETOWN - 747-5TO 41)7 Prospect Avenue, Llttlo Silver, Angell, professor of electrical MATAWAN - 5WOIOO_ N. J. skater badges, with the coop- imlcrrs engineering and director of the Ralph nihustelll, President anri Trea- eration of Belvedere Skating LOTS AND ACREAGE surer, 421 Rumaiui Ilnad, Utllo Sil- Solid-State Laboratory at Stan- ver, N. J, Arena, Receiving a 10-week Robert II. lllbustelll, Vice l'rcnhlcnt, coursq in skating fundamentals ford University; Prof. Enoch m Rumsnn Kernel, Llttlo Oliver, COLTS NECK N. J. are Penny Albert, Denise Gor- J. Durbin of tho Department Wo aro now offering 12 Gruco T. lllnuntclll, Secretary, 421 man, Gcralyn Jjtbkson, Susan of Aerospace and Mechanical FLAGS FOR SCOUTS — Prosantation of 15 American Aiinmon liontl, l.ltlln Sllwr, N. J. Sciences at Princeton Univer- CHOICE BUILDING LOTS Illriwliits O'Malley, Penny Pasco and flags for uso at Quail Hill, scout rosorvation Ih Mana- Ralph RIlHistolll, 421 Itumioii Road, Debbie Purdy. sity, and Dr. Jerome B. Wics- — Pricod from $8,500 to Llttlo Sllvor, N. J. lapin, is mado by Goorgo Andorten, right, treasurer of Robert It. RlbuHtelll, 421 Bumflon Polico Officer Joseph Weber ner, provost of MIT who was $11,500. You may seloct Road, I.llllo Bllvor, N. J. draco T. Itlbiulelll, 421 lilirmon Jieiad, is assisting troop members who scientific adviser to President Stoinbach Company, to J. Frod Billoti, loft, executives of your own builder. Some Mttio Bllvor, N. J. Tho nlocliholder holilluK moro than are working on water fun Kennedy. Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts of Amorica. E. Donald woodod with high olova- ten per cent ot ths slock of paid cor- I,-,union In Itnlph ltlliustnlll, Vn Ruin- badges. He lias volunteered his Stornor, contor, prosidont of Monmouth Council, donated tion. son Iload, Lllllei Bll»or, N, J. time nnd tho use of his boat to Customers call when you ad- Exclusive! Agont Objections, If nny, slumlil l'» mailn 15 flag polos. Tho prosontatioii is oria of tho fsahiras n wrltlnl lo Dnmlliy Mlllor, Cleirle. instruct scouts in water safety vertise your business service ILLMENSEE AGENCY of the BeirniKta ot Llttlo 8ll»or, Llttlo of Stoinbach's program to olort each Monmouth and Ivor, N. J. and safe boating. Realtors LlTTI.m HIIJVKR LIQUORS, INC. The troop will hold a week- with action-getting Classified Ocoan County citizon to tho full meaning and signifi- IH. M Colts Neck 'If you eilc me, dear, 1haf cafe a body corporate in Tn* Dally Rtglittr want ads I> 407 Preispcnt Avenue, end campout June 28-30 cance) of our nation's colors. " .462-3172 Mills Oliver. N, J. Edward Goldstein Ads.'Dial 741-6D00 today! poiling youl" May 21, 31 $11(0 at Camp Nomoco. 3S-THE DAH-V RECfSTTB,,- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Frid«v, Miv 24, 1*8 feMWWINQ «.( th* conamoa outt I* lUrtr U « point One Kun4r«4 W.iic* Mrwt to tht inumwtloB of Ttw&e* it) u» ft MV&tuUrir 4l/tc< (too *JoBg uu center Uc* ot the Oar-•.lout th« i*u- of Lou it A n Md %*hi cboaen by UM Republic/) Puiy «j *otot of ff itctlMt Uetrteta Hot. t J, I MI bacfc from Hardinf Ro*4 Uttrnrc WttUi-r* Vtr**> and McLaren ttre«L XOttUC epresent «aid Republican F«*rty ti the i la tht ecottr # Neptuoe Hlfhwty in* terl?--«na Northwtftcriy U) Ih* is tn« ?Utt or point at JtosienLM. den Sltlt Parkway to 1U intersection In Block W on laid row and a-crow w:th tne center line ot Red Hill Roid; Castvlew Avenu* md continuing aloni National Convention, and also that LEGAL NOTICE running thenc* (I) Southerly, ftlorg iht ... etllon with > lint One Hundred twt The polltng place for the Twelfth r or aoutuix. n. j, two District Delegate! for the Third center itm or Neptune Highway «DQ South or th* Southerly tint ot Towtr Election M it Met le Ute new first Aid MoUetu ner«by girtn that u* Dis- Thence (3) la 4 wuthwuterly direc- the rear of Lots 2, 3, *, ft, 6 and 7 Congressional District and two Altei- along tht dividing: Una between Die Hill Avenue, thpnr* Westerly t»»rai;rl tnd RMCUI Squad Building, on the trict Hoards of Election and fiegliiry tion alonf the center line of Red Hill in Block Tl on said map, and continu- nate District Delegates tor the Thin! AND ELECTION irictl NNo. 3 and No. 4. be th* dll to Tower Hill Avtnue end On* Hu*K!r*d tut side ot BpfUi| Str*et near Hard- In and fof r thth e TownshiTnshi p ott HolrryjelHolrnjel, Road to Its Intersection with the ctnttr ing across rillverafde Avenue and along f**t th*r*fret»f*n CnUfifs thereof, to a pomi—wflefe -the lif-Parker-ereek 1O the -wasted bound- ajtMJânoiiratJp^Pariy at the National center ot Wailact S:ree(. tnenrr &.'• iyi "(i"i'V i5*'enV dividing line between Holmdel and Convention, and five District Delegate; County of Monmoiith. Statr of New th* Townililp o( Ocean and tht Boi- (•My WeatwiMly a-.I piia'rl U< Wi f ilV AM) ary ol the Borough ol Little Silver 2tTsry, Mil meet at the plsrci her*-p jMigfi nf jr.stnnmwn to thf center II n» Mui<)ltU>wn Townships intersect! the fni thf Third Conpr?>i9ir>na! nistrfr lure fitipel t>y a strai|tit Hit* tu ih« MM'KE and eastprly boundary «f tho Borough lnafier rWlpnaled cm of Hop* Hold; ihenc* i3> Nunntrlj, 1 renter line of Willow Brook, aald point and five Alternate-District Delegate p of ihe. {Tn[n-r:y o-s UK S.VU'K-U, ol Shrewsbury; thence (26i in a north- Tl'ESDAY, JI"NE <, ]W1 along tlie rrnlrr tine of Hop* Rnid to NOR [>('( iM OF SK\ ii'tlao beiup tits Intersection point Df the rur tlie Third Congressional Distrlr bMivern the hours or T DO n m, ani lu init «<-iion with th* centtr lint of T of Broad Strpft (approilmatfly ! dividing line between Holmdel Town- erly filrection along the boundary of to thr Democratic National Convention F-nnpm tEgj|*rn SlanriiiM Tlm*> r^r'ft'vrknlf Kuaii. ami Utt divirilni IUK Hundn-i fpi-t irtim Hr...vi .«irrr-. ,N"! l« hri ret*** sire the Borough of Little .Silver tnrl the trlct ird *'f Election , i »hip. MnliU'Mown Township and Colt- are to he fihosen by the respective the purpiwe of conducling the Prl- • bflwrrn Putrid No, 4 and No. 2 then re Northwardly (n the. ririer j:n* '! Nrt-k Township: Borourh of Shrewsbury to Ihe center nurtlefl In thp Third Congressional Dl - 1 1 in1 ine of Sycamore Avenue; thence (27) DIBIT Election lor Lh* nomlnaUrwi ^f 'tuner in a Nmih'Mitny. Northtr nf Wiillsce Sirp* ! tn^m *» Wi-trnly f.i for ie i ,; "Hicnre !.">' slong the. center line of rii:l or the Slat* or New Jersey In ^n li ly nnd ICimierlv direction ninnf int di- the tenter line ot HroM Strert. ihe J! n a westerly direction alonp the en- W 1 " d ! ft'Ulow Hrook til* vnrloas courses there. ialci J'rimary fclotitiod. Jfrn.' >. w!I: mf\ »i t^ r ter line of Sycamore Avenue to the °p«'t'(V"rrltnflry Siocl!^ will I " hf! I'f f.f io ih*. csnur lire of Line Read tnd In ssid nnj))if'ip*l!ly tnr the purunsr i anrt No. 4, OP th« rllsljinct what ft ma* Tht pulling rl«ce lor th* Third B>r after rip ':! on 1 iMfltlH-l cf > *. • VsnHrafkl* Head, nzUi lironk being the aoundiry ot the Bofougti of SMrewi- The said Braids of Eegiatry ani ni-nomlnjttuiB elprtnm nf A Pr*Fln>nt;to ih« point or plar* nf Rtginnlnr turn District 15 the new Fir"! A •: TIKKI'AY. JINK I, lPfiR bury; thencB (28t In a northerly dlrec^ Elections will meet on 1 Jersev, a SJiiTiff. anJ tvk« metut^r* i boundary lino between the Townships • n-i " Vice TrcFHerit nf I. * l'nitert} The ptar* ol meeting o! Board oi and P.rfiriie B^nad RulldlnfE on trt* lictween tiic hours nf " :rtfl a m. ind iT • fit Hoinnjpl, Ci nMCifsrUon -an4 flollinR nlecp for th fS»t SirSS cf Bpritij BUrrt Uraf ]|enhr:| \-.m i'm. tK*»trrn StftnditTil Time) inr tilt C*i>untr t»!. Mo-TMiH'Hitu• *n-1 '<*r ... Iwet-ii the liuum nf 7;00 a.m. end Hr.:iw of RrprwntJitiv#.f Mr I . Fourth Election DtRtrlct li at th* Road. ine purpose of conducting Uu* Pri- fdtloft-inK mu»U-ii>«! 'OUK-OJ. \n : Thetu'* (fit In a,n eaiteriy direction le Silver to the nafihcaaierly right-of- j Memorial School, Grant Avenue. l 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- Thir-r-i rnnErpS.=ionnl Pistrkt or N>Nj Ionrlli Election DUtrlrl Twn Menders of the 'lVwn*h\i» O« way of the New York & Long Branch MARJORIK BECKER marv Election for the nomination of iirut tltm soutlteaitprly direction along ing the General Election, Jrrfpy, n Sheriffff, and tw.t i mombprbs or Bepinntnf it a p<»lnl where th« ren- mltire fur the tult term or t-'irc* ,v< r*;tlie crnlrr llni* of VanBraekle Road to Railroad; thence (29) In a northwester Tiip Board of Hinson Prpfhnlirr* f'»r ter line of Bnm! Street is InlfT.tmrr! Sfild Primary Kiertlon will be held ine crnttr lin* of the Kolmdrl Rosd; ^ direction alonjj: the northeasterly Salri General Election will be rWd thr rmm(v <"*' Mi>nmoiitti, utri Inr lhi> May 24, 27, llWfl J14S.1 tvith ttip rciitpr line vt Harding Ro.irt, In (Mtil municipality for the pursue A Tax A«»e«or tor the u»p\i>*.tM| iT In »n etslerly direction right-of-way of the New York and Long in said municipality Tor Ihe purpoae of t'ollrivinp mnnlripat offices, viz; thenre EaMwanlty n inng the i-pntfr Ifrv ut nimilnatlnjc eleetors of a, President term n( ttir^c yvars. li# center lire of the Holmdp] Branch Railroad, bs Ihe distance what electing electors at a President and A May^r for th? full irrm of l*« of llnrriinR ROHII tn its InttTsection will it may to tha point or place ol Begin- Vice-President of the United States, a REOISTRY AND ELECTION and Vicp-Presideut of the United Said rrinvary KleotUm wlU h* hrM! to it.i. Intersection with the center Itraneh Avenue. tii"nce Soullieasiward stiitfB nnri nominotlng a Member of fnr th» purjwwe of noiuknatlng persons •, line ol tn* Ornwtordd s CCorne r RoadRd : ning- member of the House nf Representa- Twr. CoonrHmp-n f^r the full t<*rni NOTICE ly along thp. center line of Branch the Hoiifle of Repreaerttatlve* fnr the of Uiorfspectiv*. parties ti> the i>(ft»*f!t \ ITisnce i«> in a loultienterly dlrec- Polling place for this district Is Bor- tives (or the Third Congressional Dis- pf thrrr year? tmii . • Avenue to Ihe curved lion mi a ry line. TMnt ConBrMdloMl District ot* New above mpntlonwl and also to el^t miflilion and ilongi the center lino of the ough Hall, Prospect Avenue, trict of New Jersey, a Sherift, and two OF RED RANK, N. J. Members of the Roard of Chosen Free- Said Piimary Elroti\nof the Borough of Hed flank. South. Jersey, a Sheriff, and two members ot nisle and nn* female inrrntwr trutn folds Corner Road to Its inter- Second Election Olmrtcl foi ?» of, iiomi runini e I'er «on» Soutliuent nrni West along (he boundary ihe Board of Cho*en Freeholders for each election district In Mmimoutii »ritimi with the conter lino of Holland BEGINNING at t point In the north- hnlriers for the County of Monmouth, trlct Hoards of Klectfon and Reglntry and for the following municipal of- ol the recppoi tip parties tn the ofl'IC^fl In and fnr thp Horongh of Hei Bank, tine between the Boroughs o' RPd Bank Hie County of Monmouth. and for th> County as Memtxfrs of Ihe Ui>nmouth Road and to the point of Beginning. easterly right-of-way line of the New nh ifri »nd alf'T in elw! and Little Silver to the center line following municipal offices, vlr.: Caunftr Kxecutlve Committee for each Tht polling puca in the Third Elec- York md Long Branch Jlatlroad where fices, viz: rom Onnnty of Mnnmouth, State of New mule- *n.1 nn nieinhpr f Jptspy, will merl at tin |>lace.a l if Rrnml Siirei. tlienrn northwardly Two Cmmcllmttn for the full term e n| th* twn major nn»tic*l parties. tion District In the Township of Holm- I)* flame i« !nt?ra*>«'*prt '>y tti** bound- inMItncn for the full term oi <:h Plrrtlnn Htsfrttt In Monm<>uili along thfi center line of Broad Street to Republican and Democratic) for tlie ded l li at Ihe HolmdsHldill VlUaffVill * *ire*i < Inaftpr rienlgntted on tlirce years each. hauit, Ualn fitrtvt. Holmdtl, Naw J«r-ary of the Borough of Little Silver and three years each. Ci -iiniv, as M'-mhrrn of the M<>nrne|ecates-at-Large ar« to . WAWRT northeasterly direction along trie bound- fnr^JKpn "Tile pntllng place for th» Fourth JBlec- four years;—- ——— ——— be-crioswi-by-the-Republiosn-Party - tr» TflWDihlp _A Tax Collector for thB full term ct May 24, JT, 1968 ary of the Borough of Red Bank and | mnry Election fnr thi nomination of turn nidtilit In Hi (lie Junior High r*pr**&nt nAl4-Jlepiibllc-anTarty it the JIM. TO tha Borough of Little Silver the V ' four years. li fle School, Brunch Avenue. f"L *U?. J5. rP° of nomlnallnR perartnB National CVwiveniion, and also that courses and distances to the southerly Notice Is hereby given that quailfiefl" r SflWi l'rinmry Elrctlon will he hrM Fifth Election Dfairlri o[ Hie" resp'ecilve -pa'rHes 16 the ofMces two District PeTelatM Tor the Third REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTlfJK line ol l'hli;e Road; thencit (2) In ai voters of thfi Rornugh of -TRurnsoji; In (tip r.rpnblican Tnrty I" tn nnl«i municipality for the piirponn Congressional District 'and twn Alter- 1 Beginning at a point on the shore shove mpntioned nnd alsn.tn elect one BOHOl (ill OF lJTTLE SILVER, N. J. easterly direction alone Ihe southerly County or Monmouth, State of Nev.- 4 li lilI tt*Jic of- n'lntlnntlng-elrr.torB of a President line, of Die North Rhrrwiburv river di male Jinct ons femnlo memtirr from nate District Delegates for the Third Notice Is hereby given that the Dis-lln* of Rfrigp Road to the westerly Jerspy, nnl already registered in said NRIIWIHI nnti. ! ami Vlre-Prrnirienl nf thp tin! re.ctly between the propfrllfi owned each elect Inn dlntrict In Monmouth Conitresskmal District to the said Re- trict Board! of Election and Kerjlitry line of Prospect Avenue; thence (3) In municipality under the laws of New I wo PiMrlrt Iinirpatrn for thp Third Stntes and nominating a Member of hy the Monmnuth Font Club and the County ns Memhers of the Monmouth publican National Convention, and five In and for the Borougn of Little L loulheasterly direction along th Jersey governing permanent registra- r.n>grr«piniiHl PI«tfin--«B'1 -t^'it AH*T- Itrf HnimP nf RepreienlHtlvPH fnr tli« property known HI the Rr.d Bank Ly< County JExecutive-Gomrnltte* for each neleijaleii-at.LarBB tnd !lv«-Alternate- Silver, County of Monmouth, Statu of louthweBterly line of Pro.ipent Avenue tion mny register or transfer with t!^ IXtf-' Dmtrlri T>flesArpn f'T the Piird Third On* reunion* 1 ninirlct of New ceunri thence. Southwardly to the c?n of thf two major political parties, I)eleffatP"-a,t-Large are to be chwen New Jersey, will meet «t ins places to the Intersection with the northwest- clRrk nf salri municipality at his of- rnnnrewinnal MiMrlct In 1J;P FKM Re- Jersey, a Sheriff, nnd twn members of te.r line of Broad Street, thence South- 'RppuhUcHrt and Domocratlc) for the by the nemocratlo Party to represert hereinafter designated on erly line of Rumaon Road: thence <4t fice. Memorial Borough Hall, Rive- pihlinn Nntlonal ('.inventInn. and fivr thr Unnrrl of Chosen Freeholders for wardly along trm center line of Broad full term of one year. said Democratic Pirly at the Natlojial TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 In t louthwesterly direction along the Road, Rumson, New Jersey, at an1' IiMejtatfts nt'-I/nrcp and five AHprimlP' fhf'fVuintnyy nf MMonmnulh, and for the Street to tha Intersection with th* cen Also Ion nplcftiitPH-at-LRrge and tenConvention., and rive District Delegates between tlie hours of 7:00 a.m. anil northerly line of Rumson Road to the time between Friday,• June 7, 1968 an K "numlclpal—fi vie! ter line - of Monmouth- Street thencp lttDUtMUL -tto for • tho—Third Congressional District 8:00 p.m. iEastern Standard Tim?) for intersection of ihe easterly Una of Thursday, September 28,- IBM, during by-the Prmorrntio. rnrtv to rpprpi"*nl A Mayor ffn r thh * ffull term or two Weatw&rdly along th* cenler line of tin •h by the Republican'Party to and five A Ite mate-District Delegates the purpose of conducting the Pri- Branch Avenue; thence (5) across the fallowing hours: Dally ,9:00 a.m. Mid Dfrancmllr. Party nl U\r .Nntinml ytarn. Monmouth Btreet to Its interneetlan ruprttaent Bald Republican Party at the for the Third ConRresalonal District mary ElMtlon for the nomination of Branch Avenue In ft generally southerly to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays 9:00 a.m. tn rnwrnllfln and five PiMrirt PHPRUIC*. -Twn Cnunrllmcn for tin full term " i the Democratic National Convention rlth the center line of tht (racks or National Convention, and also Hint andlilates, dlrertltm to tlie northeasterly corner of Noon, Sundays, and Holidays excepted for-the" Third ConpreFslnnal THrtrirl oT three years. road bed of the New Jersey Southern two District Peleffatea for the Third are to be chosen by the respective Lot 68, in Block 28 on the Tax Map;or at Permanent Registration Bureau. aid five AltnrnatcPl*lrlr< Drlppatr* Said Trimary Election will be. held railroad thence Northwardly along the Congressional District auid two Alter- parties in the Third Congressional Dis- Said Primary .Election will b« held thence (6) in a generally westerly df> Court Street, Freehold, New Jeraey, at fnr the Third C-onprPFStmwl HWrlcl for the purpose of nominating persona canter of the tricks of thn New Jer-nate District DelBKntea for the Third trict of the State of New Jersey In In said municipality for the purpose reotlon alonp the boundary of the First any time between Friday, Juns 7, in the DemocrJli* National Oonvpntfon of the respective parties to the offices ley Southern railroad, to the shore of Congressional District to the aald Re- aald Primary Election. of nominating electors of a President Election District the various courses 1368, anrt Thursday, September 26, • rp to be cli(»pn r»y thp rMpPctive Ahnve menttnni>d and also tn elect one thr North flhrewsbury river, (Nave puhlfcan National Convention, and five and Vice-Presidcnt of the United and distances lo the northeasterly right- 1068, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays T«rile* In the Third conjrreaatonal Din- male end one female member from Tho said Boards of Registry and States and nominating a Member of link), thence Southeaetwardly and nelEiKaten-a-t-Large and five Alternate- Elections will meet on the House of Representatives for tne of-way line of tha New York and Long exempted, • Irfct ot inr Satp of New Jerwy in clrctlnn district In Mnnmnuth Northeastwardly along the shore of the DpleKates-at-Larn« are to be chosen Branch Railroad line wnera the same On Thursday, September 28, 1965, •aid Primary Biectlnn. !y aa Members of the Monmouth TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Third Concessional District of New f North Shrewsbury river to the center hy the Democratic Party tn represent between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Jersey, a Sheriff, and two members of a Intersected, by the northerly line of the registration books will be cloneil The said TV»flrds of Reglsiry and County Executive Committee for each line between ih,* property belonjjlnn ta said Democratic Party at the National White Road; thence (7i In a north' until after trm forthcoming: General ll ! of the two majnr polltlnal parties, 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- the Board of Chosen Freeholders for E^cUinc wilill m on the Monmoulh Boat Club and property Convention, and five District Delegates ing the General Election. the County of Monmouth, and for the westerly direction along the northeast- Election to be held on Tuesday, Novem- TtiESDAY, NOYEMBKR », 1M« i Republican and Democratic), for thi known as the Red Bank Lyceum, thi /or the Thtrd CongreMlonal District erly right-of-way line of the New York ber 5. 1068. full term of one. year, point or place of Beginning, Said General Election will be held following municipal offices, viz: hi>l\vp(»n the Imurd of 7:00 a.m. nnfi and five Alternate-District DflleeatPB In aald rnuniclrtftlity for the purpose of and Long Branch Railroad, be the dis- Notice of change ot residence or ap- R;nf> pm. f^r tlie purpo«n of conduct- Alan ten r>eIeKatf>a-at:L&rfffl and ten The nolllnR plane fur thn Fifth Elec- f(tr the Third .Rongrewlonal nifitrict Two Councllmen for the full term tance what it may to the point or eloctlnfc doctors of a President and of three years each. pilcntlnn for transfer or registration Ina the HPn^rsl Etprtlf>n. tion District 1* Liberty Engine Koust, to the. Democratic National Convention Vice-president of thft TJniied States, a place of Beginning. shall be made either by written re- Pnid Oencrftl ElPrilnn will hn ncln be chnnen hy the. Republican'' Tarty tn Whit* Strert. are to be chosen, by the respective • Ope Councilman for the unexplred member of thft Hotisa of Representa- term of one year. Polling place Tor this district li the quest rorwarded to the Municipal Clerk In ?»lr1 mMiilflpAlily f°r thn purp'»p of KAII Republican Party at the Hlxth Election District parttfti In tlio I'hlrd Com grew tonal Dis- Flra House on Prospect Avenue. or tlie County Board of Elections ni Convention, and alalaoo tthah t tives for the Third Congressional Dis- Said Primary Election will b* held elprttnf! plrclorn ' nr a Prp^ldrnt rni'l Beginning nt a point where the cen-trict or the Stata nf .New Jersey In trict of New Jersey, a Sheriff, and two Third Election District forma provided by said Municipal Clerk Vlre-PrMMrni of thp I'nitM fltatM. a wn niatrli:L • thfe Third ter line of Monmouth Street Is Inter* •aid Primary Election. for thft purpose of nominating persons or Board or by calling In peraon at l nintrlet and tw Members of UIB Board of Ohoaen Pree- of the resp<>otive parties to the offices BEGINNING at a point in the south' nipmhrr of HIP Mnw" of RpprMPTin- t H lected with the center line of Broad The, Bald Boards of Registry and hoMers...for--the County--of-JtfoflmouMir erly "line-x>f- Little Silver Potnt Road the office of the Municipal Clerk nr -Hele««4M-1.(»f-.:il Street, thenca Southwardly along the Klecllnna will 'Ht**er'oH~ ~ above-montloniSl' and- also-to- elect- one Dlfitrlct to Ihe aald Re- and for the following; municipal of- male and one female member from where the same Is intersected by tne County Hoard of Elections up to Mild trlct ftf N>w JrrM\. ft Sheriff, did two center line of Brond Street tn its Inter- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, IMS "CPH, viz: Including September 26, 1868. an Natlnnal Convention, nnd five jection with the center line of Reckleai between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and each election district In Monmoutn westerly line of Parker Avenue. South; Memhorn of \)w Boarrl of ciuwpn Froe- Two Members of the Township Com- County as Members of the Monmouth Ihence (1) In an easterly direction Boundaries ot ihB Eiecutm District* hold era fnr thi« County of Monmouth, DolpRatcn-al-Largn Ann rive Alternate- Place, thence Wnatwardly along the S:00 p.m. for the purpose)-of conduct- In the Borough of Rumaon and the PelecatPd-nt-LsrKfl are to tie cho.ien center lint of Reckless Place to its In- ing the General Election, mittee lor the full term of three years County Executive Committee for each .long the southerly line of Little Silver and for I he .following municipal of- each. of the two major political parties, polling places in each district art an flrpn, vfi: by tha Democratic Parly to represent tersection with thft center line of Ma- Said denerftl Election will ne held Point Road to its Interjection with the follows, to wit; BHIII Democratic Party at the National ple Avenue, thence Northwardly along A TTaxx Assessor ffor the unexplred (Republican and Democratic) for the esterly line of Seven Bridges Road; A M«.vnr for thi full term of two In said municipality for the purpose of term ot three years. full term of one year, First Election District yritni. Convention, and five District Delegates he center line of Maple Avenue to electing electors of a President and thence (2) In a southerly direction for the Third Congressional District Ite Intersection with the center |ln« VIce-Presldent of the United Statea, a Notice li hereby given that qualified Also ten Dele gates-at-Large and ten along the westerly line of Seven Bridges Election District Ho, 1 li hereby di- Two Omindlmfin for lh« full term and • five Alternate-District Delegates voters ot tha Township , of Holmdel cf ihree yeam each. f ChesThlit Street, thence Wentwnrdty member of the House of Representa- Alternajte-Delegatea-at-Large are , to iload to a point marked by an exten- nned and described ai followi: fnr. the Third Congressional ninlrkt along the center line ol Oheitnut tives for the Third Con gross Ion a I Dis- County of Monmouth, State of New be chosen by tlie Republican Party to sion In a westerly direction of ihe Ail that part of the Borough of Nnttre in hrtehy Rlvefl Hint qualified to the Democratic National Convention Jersey, not already reglBtered in said voters of th* Borouph of Ealnntf»wn, Street to lta intersection with the trict of New Jersey, a Sheriff," and two represent said Republican Party at the southerly shore of Town Neck Creek; Rumson bounded on the neit by the are to he chnnen by the respective track! of the New Jersey Southern rail* Memhers of the Board of Chnsnn Kree- municipality under the lawt.of New National Convention, and also that thence (3) in an easterly direction along County at Monmonth, State nf_New Jersey governing permanent ragljit™- center line of Buena Vlata Avenue and Jern<*y. n«t nlrr*i1y"fp)s:linprp(l~ln BI*3 •ad. Ihence "Northwardly aluiir the lioltlers fnr-tlift—eoiihty—ofMnhmouthr two-DIstrlot BelegatM-for—Uie—Tlilrd lhe_southerly.shore of Town Neck Creek Buena Vista Avenue extended; on the rlct nf the Btate nf New Jersey In tracks or road bed ol the New Jersey and for tile following municipal of- tlon may renter or transfer with the Congressional Dlsrlct and two Alter- tnd continuing In a generally southerly mnnlctpatliy undpr tho lawn or Nrw clerk of said municipality at his of- •outh by the center line of Rldga Road Jprspy Rovprnlnu pp-rrnRnent rejttatra- said Primary Election. Southern Railroad to Its Intersection fices, viz: nate District Delegates for the Third and southwesterly direction following and on the east by the center lint of The said Boards of Registry ind with .the center line of Monmouth Two Councllmen for. the full term ol fice, Township Hall, Crawford's Corner Qonwesslonal District to Ihe said Re- the shore line of Town Neck Creek and Blngham Avenue. tlon mity rpj;lsler or trnndfer with the Elections will meet on Rtreet, thence, Kaitwardly along the load, Holmdel, New Jersey at any publican National Convention, and five Parker Creek to a point where the clprk of nald munlcipaltty at her of- three years each. time between Friday, June 7, 1908 and Delegates-at-Large and five Alternate- Tho polling place for tha First flcf, Rnroiidh Hall, 47 Bmnd Btrept, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1B68 center line of Monmouth Btreet to its One Councilman for the unexptred First Election District Intersects tha Election District la Oceanic Flr» Com- between the liouri of 7:00 a.m. AndIntersection with the center line of Thursday, September 26, 1966, during Deleffatea-at-Large are to be chosen northerly shore line of Parker Creek; Entnntdwn, Nrw Jersey, at any time term nf one year. the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m.by' the Democratic Party to represent pany's Fire House, corner Rlvw Ro»i ur> to and in^liiriinn Thursday. Septem- 8:00 r-m. for the purpose ol conducting Brood Street th* point or plac* of thence (() in a northerly direction and Allen Street. Rumson. tlie General Election, Beginning. A Tax Collector for the full term of to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and said Democratic Party at the National along tho easterly line of the FJnt Elec- ber I'fi, 19U, during Ihe following hfiiirs: 8aId General Kiectlon will be held four years. Holidays excepted, or at, Permanent Convention and five District Delegates tion District to the southerly line of Second Election District pHily P:no n.m. io 4:00 p.m., Sfltur- The polling place for the Sixth 1 lec- Notice Is hereby given that qualified Election District No. 2 !•'hereby di- In aald municipality for tlie purpose of tion District Is Relief Engine House, ReRlfltratlon • Bureau, Court Street, for the Third Congressional District Little Silver Point Road and the point day*, fluhriayi and Holldnyi td pier ting e.|e,£tfir» nf a PTPfllrlpnt and voters of the Borough of Sea Bright, Freehold, New Jersey, at any time be- •nd fiva ••Alternate-District Delegates or place of Beginning, flned and deacilbed as followi; Ali perpr Drummond Place. ".. _• -Co.tinty_,Qf Monnwuth.—.State—Q£_ .New, Vice-Preuldent or the United Stutf-v & yrie T, 1MB, mid THUTF tpmber 19. Bopiemhrr 2,1, September 24, Seventh Election District Jersey, not already registered In said for the Third Congressional District - "' „ ." Efl-for-this district—ia-3t; ion bounded on the west by tht centei member of thn House nf Representa- Beginning at a point where the center day, September 26, 1968, Saturdays, John's Chapel Parish Hous* on Llttl* Bpptpmbpr 2S anrt September 2(! b«- tlves for the Third Concessional Dis- municipality under the laws of New Sundays and Holidays excepted. to the Democratic National Convention line of Bingham Avenue; on tht loutb twpfi 7:00 p.m. nnd 9:00 p.m. Or at line of Broad Street is Intersected with Jeraey governing permanent registra- are to be- chosen by the respective Silver Point Road. by tha center line of Rldgt Road and trict of New Jersey, a Bherlff, and twothe* center line ol Reckless Place, On Thursday, September 26, l&ftS. parties In the Third Congressional Dis- Fourth Glectioi District pprmAtienl Replatratlon BIHPRU, Court Member! of the. Board nf Chosen Free- tion may rejiisteT or transfer with the the registration books will be closed on the east by the center lint of thi Street, Frpehold, New Jersey, at any Ihence. Southwardly along the center clerk of said municipality at her of- trict of the Btate of New Jersey In BEGINNING at tha Intersection of Avenut of Two River*. tlmn np In and Innludlnfr Thur«rlity, holders for the County of Mnnmouth, line ot Broad Btreet to the Southerly fire, BorouKh Hall, 1009 East Ocean until after the forthcoming General »ld Primary Slection. the easterly line of Branch Avenua nnd for the following municipal of- boundary of the Borough of Red Bank. Election to he held on Tuesday, No- and the southerly line of Rumion Road; Tha polling place for the Second fleptemhrr 2B, i9m, Palurdaya, SundayiL fjcp-B, yli: Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jersey, at •ember S. 1968. The said Boards of Registry and Election District la Rumion Flrt Cora Nnrthweitw&rdly along the can-any tim«._hetwppn Frlriay, June 7, 1f>6S j thenco running (1) In an easterly direc- »n(l-Holld«y«-#xcp-pt(td.——-—• "Jk Mayor for tha full lerm of two Notice of chanRn of feeldence or sp Elections .will, meet-on .... . __^ tion along the southerly line Ilumson wny'j Flrt Hou#«, River Road ana Notice of t*liHn(t(> of residence or ap- le.r line of the tracka or road bed of anri Thursday, September 26, 1!)68, dur- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5," 1968 1 PITS, plication for transfer of registration Road and across Prospect Avenue to Black Point Road, Rurason pilralion for. Irannfrr of rpglatrfttlon New York and Long Branch rail- ing the following hnurs: Dally 9:00 letween tlie hours of 7:00 a.tn. and Two Councllmen for the full term road company to Its Intersection with a.m. to 32:00 Noon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00shall be made either by written re- the easterly line of Prospect Avenue; Third Election District thall he mSdP eiUipr hjr written' re- B:00 p,m, for. the purpose of cmnduct- thenca. (2i. in a northerly direction Election District Ho. 3 is fiereby di- quert forwsrr the County Board of Elections on across Rumson Road and along thi fined and described u followi: or the 'CountyCounty" Board of .Elcctlon.-Elcctlondd on voters.1, of., the BoroiiKh.of Red.. Hank, forma provided by said* Municipal Said General Election wil be held easterly line of Prospect Avenuo to the AU tbat part of th* Borough of Rum forms prnvidrrirtt -hh y taiid MMnlcipaMlil of Chestnut Street to Itn Intersection tration Bureau, Court Street., Freehold, In said municipality for the purpose of County ot Monmouth, State of New with the canter line of Maple Avenue, New Jersey, at any time between Fri- Clerk or Board or ny calling tn person southerly line of -Ridge Road, thence son cast of the center line ot thr Clerk or Bnard or by. calling In person Jeraey, not already registered In said at the office of the Municipal Clerk electing electors of a President ani Avenue of Two Rivera South and the at ttheh - officffifte > nfh - the M'jlMun(c|l Clk thenre. Southwardly along the center day, June 7, 1988, and Thursday, Sep- Vlce-Prealdent of the United States, a 3) In an easterly direction along the municipality under, the laws of New Una of Maple Avenue to the Intersection tember 2S, 1968, Saturdays, Sundays or County Board of Elections up to southerly line ,ot Ridge Road to th« center line of th» Avenut of rwo up to Jeraey governing permanent reglitra- ,nd Including September Zfi, 1968. member of the House of .Representa- Riven, 1th the centnr line nf P.ecklesB Place, and Holidays pxcejitcd. tives for the Third Congressional Dis- intersection with Harding Road; thence deicrtption ot thi tlon may register nr tranaler with the ihence ffiiutwardly along the center line On Thursday, September 26, 1068, The following is a description ol ths 4) in a southerly direction along the The polling plac* for the Third clerk of aald municipality at hi* of- of Reckless Place, lo the center line ol Election Districts In the Township ol trict of New Jersey, a Sheriff, and twoweiterly line of Harding Road to the Election District la R&lph Hall, at " • Borough' o"f fice. Municipal Iitnlrilng, 32 Monmouth the. reRifliratlon rinoks will be closed Holmdel and the polling places In Members of the Roarri of Chosen Free- Lincoln Avenui and Packer Avtaut, ng placti In Broad Street, the point or place of B*< until nftor tho fnrthe.ominB General northerly line of Rumson RDftd; thence fclreet. lied Hunk, New Jersey, al any ginning. same, to wit: hnlflers for the County of Monmoulh, across Rumson Road and In. Rumion. Urn* between-Friday, June V1B68 mul Election to be held on Tuesday. Novem- Flnt Election Diitrlct inrl-for tha fallowing munlripBl of- •flrttj^tprttpn Uliirlrt V Thit polling plac* lor th» Seventh ber fl, 19KS. llcos, viz: westerly direction along the southerly rnutlh Elei:tl«>u Dlitrlcl Klettloh'Dtitrlri On* U fit rib/ d« TluirsiUyy,, p 20. . 19081, , duduringg BEGINNING at a point where the line of Rumson Road to Its intersection Election Diitrict Ho. 4 la bertbjr di- h flll B Election District in Relief Engine Notice of change or residence nr ap-eenier line of Una Road Intersects the Two Councllmen for the full term nned and described ai follows: fined and deicrifted aa th&l trrtlon the fnllowlng hours: Dally B.Ofl a.m. Hous*, Drummond Place. pllratlon for transfer nr resist ration with tne easterly line of Seven Bridges and territory* ot th* Borough dealt to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sumlayr, and center line of Bethany Road, said :>f three years each. | | Rond, thence (6) in a southerly direc- All that part of th« Borough ot Run- Holiday* exceptf.ri, or at PBrmanfnt RlRhtti Election Dlatrlrl shall bo made either by "written re- t also being In thn dividing Una One Councilman for the unexplred tion along the easterly lino of Seven ion bounded on the weit by tht center tiaiert ad fftllowi: RpdlntraUon Burrau, Court Strrrt, Beginning In the center lln* of Lo- quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk >etween JMaUwan Township, Raritan ;errrt of one year. Bridget Road lo a point marked by an line of Oakea Road and Oikei Road " HEQJNNINa at thi intenecllon o KreehoMt New Jpraey, st guy (hue 1H»-:ust Avenue nt high water linn of the or tiie Oim'ly Board of Elections on Township' and Holmdel Township; Notice Is hereby given that qualified extension In tin easterly dlrer.Llcin of the eiterided and the center Una of Hance the center llrii of Stat* Hi|hway No, tween Friday, June T, lffflS, and Thurs- Nnrth Shrewsbury river, thence East- forma provided by said Municipal Clerk' Thenca (1) in an easterly direction voters of the Borough of Little Silver, southerly line of Kings Road; thence Road; on the north by th* center lino 34 or Neptun* Highway •• ft li aomi- day, September 26, 1M8, SaturdaysSat . erly along center Una of Locust Ave- or Board or by culling in person at alone the center line of Bethany Road County of Monmouth, Slate of New (7) across Seven Bridges Road and Inof Ridge Road and on tha eaat hy tht limpi called, ana the boundary lint Sundays and Holidays exceptedexcepted. nue to the center line of Shrewsbury tlie office of the Municipal Clerk or to ltfl Intersection with the center line Jeraey, not already registered In aald a westerly direction along the south- center line of the Ave-nua of Two Riv- between • Ih*, Borough of Eatontown On Ttoiirsdfiy, September M,; 1WM.AvemiB; thence. Southerly, along, the County Bnnrd of Elections tip to and Old Manor Road; municipality under the laws of New erly line of Kings Road to the easterly ers and the center line of tht AVIDUI •ml running thfnct (1) Southerly, slong tho registration books will be cloned center line of Shrnwubury- Avenue to InnlurtinK September 26, 1968. riir.ncA (2) In a southerly direction Jersey governing permanent regU'ra- lino of Prospect Avenue; thence (8) of Two Rivera South, laid center line of State Highway until after the forthcoming General the center lino of Chestnut Street; The polling pines for the Borough of along the center line of Old Manor tion may register or transfer with the across Prospect Avenue and In Ths polling place for ths Fourth flec- No. 35 or Neptuna Highway at It li :hencs Easterly along th* center line Sea Bright Is located at the Fire House, Road ta Its intersection with the cen-clerk of said municipality at her of' southwesterly direction along the north- •.too Known.-talhn.braok-vhlch oraim : tion District Is Forreitdale School, For- veitlh"er"BrH>ft8r if Chpstnut Street to the center line 10JW—East- -Ocean—Avenue, - - Seater line of Brentwood Road) lice,— Borough- Hall; -Proapect Avenue, isteriy line of Willow Drive to a Btate Highway No. 35 or Neptyn* High- jf the C.R.R. Co's, right of way; thence Bright, New Jeraij. reit Avenue, Blackpolnt .Road. Rumaon way Immediately south of Kremer AYB Notice of change of residence or i_. Thence (3) In a westerly direction Little Silver, New Jersey, at any point where the is,me Intersects with ALBERT A. KKRR, JH. ..icatinrr for-^rjumfer or rpftlslratlun Northerly along center line nf C. R, MARY LARSON, along the center line of Brentwood time between Friday, Juno 7, IMS Andthe First Election District; thence (9) »ne; thenciiS) NnHheuterly alotir laid R. Ca.'h right Df Way to high water Road to Its Intersection with the < Borough Cleric brook and alto along boundary line of shall be made either t>y written re- - Borough" Clerk Thursday, September 26, 1998, during In & generally northwesterly and north' quest forwarded In the Municipal Clerk line of the North Shrewsbury River, May "24, 27, 1068 .• $66.70 ter, line of Chestnut Ridge Road; the following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m.erly direction,along the boundary of th* May 24, 27, 1968 ' JM.ifl Xlecllon District* No. 1 and 3 to another thenca Southwesterly along high water Thence (4) In a southeasterly direc- to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and brook whlrh runs In an Easterly dl or the County Board of Elections on line of North Shrewsbury river to the First' Election District to the south- rpctlon South of Broolc Avenue ant forms provided by RAM Municipal Clerk tion along the center line ol Cheitnut Holidays excepted, or at Permanent east corner of Lot 1, In Block 51 on or Board or by culling In person at center line of Locust Avenue, th* point BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY Ridge Road to Us intersection frith the Registration Bureau, Court Street, the Tax Map; thence (10> \n & westerly REGISTRY AND ELECTION Elizabeth Parkway; thenct (3) runnlni or place of Beginning. center line of Mayfalr Road; Esuterly, along th« last named brook the office of tha Municipal Clerk or REGISTRATION A ELECTION Freehold, New Jersey, at any time be- direction along the southerly line ot Lot NOTICE County Board of Elections up to and Tha polling place for the Eighth Elec- Thence. (5) In an easterly direction tween Friday, June 7, 196S, and Thurs-1, In Block 54 and along the First and continuing on In a straight lint NOTICE along the center line of May fair Road TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBUKfr N. J. to the middle of Wyckoff Road on- Including September 26, 1968. tion DiJitr.lct Is Union Fire House, day, September 26, 1968, .Saturdays, Election District to the easterly line The fuildwinj (i a complete descrip- Shrewsbury Avenu*. Notice la hereof given that a Pri- to Its Intersection with the center line Sundays and Holidays excepted. of Branch A/enue; thence (11) In -a Notice fs hereby given that the DIi- poilt* Intersection ot Metdovrhrook Ave- of*Telegraph HUI Road; trlct Board of Election and Registry nue; thence M) Northeasterly, atom tion of tlia Election Pldtrlcts in the Ninth Election DIM rlct mary Election will be held In the On Thursday, fieptembar 2fl, 1968, northerly direction along ths easterly Borough ot Red Bank and the location Beginning In the center 11ns ot Lo- Borough of Shrewsbury, County of Thence (6) along the center line ol the registration 'books will be closed line of Branch Avenue to Iti Intense* In and for the Township of Shrews- center line of Wyckoff Road, to thi Telegraph Hill Road tnd along the bury, County of Monmouth, State of eentcr lin» ot Broad Street; thsnei of polling places for aach of. the said nust Avenue at high wnter line of the Mnnmouth, State of New Jeraey on until after the forthcoming General tlon with the southerly Una of Rum- districts, to wit: North Shrewsbury River, thenc* Hast* Tuesday, June 4, 196S between trie various course! thereof and In a south- Election to be held on Tuesday; No- ion Road and the point or placi of New Jersey, will meet at the place 46) Easterly, along th* center line ol hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at erly direction to the center line of hereinafter designated on Broad Street to Main Btreet, the di- Pint Election District erly along center line of Locust Ave- Holland Road; vember 5, 1968b Bejrtnnlnf. viding line between thi Borough of Beginning at a point on th* shore of nue to the center line- o( Shrewsbury places hereafter designated for nomi- Notice of change of residence or ap- Polling place for thli district It the TUESDAY, JUNE -*, 1988 Avenue; thence Southerly along center nation of candidates for the General Thence (7) In a westerly and tften Eatontown and Bnrough of Oce&nport: the Naveslnk River directly between •outhweiterly direction along the cen- plication for transfer of registration Firs House. Prasvect Avenue, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. ani the properties owned by the Uonmouth lln* of Shrewsbury Avenus to the cen* Election as hereafter designated and shall be made either hy written re- Fifth Election District 8:00 p.m. (Eutern Standard Time) for thence (6) Northerly along thi boun- to elect one male and. one female ter Una of Holland Road crossing the dary line between th» Borough ot Kat-Boat Club and the property of tlie ter Una or Cheitnut Street, thence Garden Btate Parkway to the cen* queM forwarded to the Municipal Clerk BEGINNING at the intersection ot the purpose of conducting the Prl* ontown and Borough of "Oceanport to Borough of Red Bank, thence South- Easterly along center line of Chestnut member from each election district ter line of the Crawford! Corner Road; or the County Board .of Elections on the southerly line of Ridge Road with mary Election for the nomination of the Southerly line of Fort Monmouth wardly to the center line, of Broad Street to the center line of right ol as members of the Monmouth Coun- form* provided by said Municipal the easterly line of Harding Road; candidates. ty Executive, Committee for each of Thence (8) along the center line ol Clerk or Board or by caling In person trsfi; thence. (7) Westerly and North- Street to Its Intersection with the cen- ay of the New York and Long Branch the Crawfordi Corner Road and In a thence (1) In an easterly direction . Said Primary Election will be hell erly along the boundary line of thi ter line of Mechanic Street, thence railroad; thence Southeasterly along tho two major political parties; and at the office of the Municipal Clerk along the southerly line of nidge Road also ten Delegates-at-Large and ten northwesterly direction to the center or County Board of Elections up to In aald municipality for the purpose Government Reservation known ai EaitwRrrily along the center line ot center line of right ot way of New line of the Holmdel Road: to the westerly line of Hance Road; of nominating electors ot & President Mechanic Street tn a point one hun-York and Long Hranch railroad to the AUernatG-DclcRatcs-at-Ifarge to be cho- and Including September 26, 1968. ' thence (2) In a southerly direction Fort MutiMonmnutli, , ba thee dlilanci wwhat sen to represent the Republican Par- Thence (9) In'a westerly direction ana VIce-Presldent ot the United It rony to tthhe poini t or placs f dred feet from its Intersection with the center line of River Street (produced); along the center line ol the Holmdel The following Is a description of th( along the westerly line of Hince Road States and nominating a- Member of Westerly Hue nt Harrison Avenue, then thence Westerly along tho center line ty at the National Convention, and election districts In the Borough of Lit to the northerly line of Rumson Road; Beginning. two District Delegates*" and two Al- Road to the center line of VanBrackle the House of Representatives for the PttcPl n orr mritlng ot BouM ol Elec- southeasterly tinng nnd parallel there* of North Shrewsbury River; thencB Road: tls Silver and the polllni placet Is thence (3) In a westerly direction along Third Congressional District of New to, a Ilnr* one hundred feet back from Northerly along th» high water lint of ternate District Delegates from the the same to wit: the northerly line of Rumaon Road ti tion and polling place for the First Third" Congressional District to the Thence (10) In a corthweiteriy and Jeraey. a Sheriff, and two members of Election District li the Fir* House, the Westerly line of Harrison Avenue North Shrewsbury river to the center then westerly direction along the cen- rirsl Election District a point marked by an extension In a the Board of Chosen Freeholders for to the new houmlnry lino of the Bor- line of locust Avenue, the point or Republican National Convention: and BEGINNING at a point In the north- northerly direction of the easterly Una Broad Strert. five Delegates-at-Large and five A!- ter line of VanBrackle Road the various the County of Monmouth, and for the Second Election District ough ot Bed Bank, thence Easterly place of Beginning. courses thereother f to the center line of easterly right-of-way line ol the New of Oahes Road; thence (4) across Rum- along th* said boundary line One Hun- ternate-Dolegatea-at-Larga to be cho- York 4 Long Branch Railroad, where son Road and in a southerly direction following municipal office*, viz: Putrlrt Two ta Hereby Th* polling plficn of the Ninth Elec- sen to represent the Democratic Una Road; One Commitiecman for thft full tent anil deaerlbed that section dred feet mutant to the center Una tion District li Union Fir* Horn*, Thence (11) In a northerly direction the same is intersected by the northerly along the easterly line of Oahes Road of Harrinon Avenile, thenre Northerly Tarty at the National Convention,, line of White Road; thence (l) north- to the northerly shore of Little Sliver of three years. • nd territory of (he BoroiiRh dealg- Shrewsbury Ave.nue. and five District Delegates and 'five alonl g thth e centet r lini e of LinLi e RoaRdd and Said Primary Election will be hel* netfd as follow*: nlnng the center lln* of Hnrrlann Ave- Tenth Election District along the boundary line between Mata- westerly along the northeasterly right- Creek; thence (5) in a generally north- nue lo the renter line nf Reek man Alternate District Delegates from the of-way line of the New York & Long westerly and northerly direction along for the purpose of nominating person! KEG1NNJNQ at tn« tntersecilnn ot beginning In the center line of River third Congressional District to the wan Township and, Holmdel Township of the respective parties to the office) th» renirr-ltne of Stats Highway No. Plac*. thence Easterly along ths center Street at high water line of North to the center line of Bethany Road Branch Railroad to the southwest cor- the inore ot Little Sliver Creek to the HUP of Heekmnn Place, to Its Inter- Democratic National Convention. ner of Lot 10, Block 28, of the official easterly line or Seven Bridges Road above mentioned anrt also to elect one S."i at thn dtvirtlnc line between tha Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly and to the point of Beginning. « male ani one female member from Hornugh of En ton town anrt the Bor- section with the. new Saaterly bound- nlong center lln* of River Street (pro- Ths polling place lor the First JI lec- Tax Map ol the BorougTi of Little Sil- thence 46) in a southerly direction along ary o( the Borough of Red Funk, Notice ti hereby given that a Gen- ver, hereinafter referred to as th the easterly line of Seven Bridges each election district In M on mouth ouch ol New Shrewsbury and running dured) to thn renter line of right of tion District In the Township ol Holm County as Members of the Monmouth thenc* (]i WeitRrly alont Laf»tra's thrnc« Northerly along laid Caitarly way ot the Naw York and Long Branch era] Election - will, be held In the Bor-del Is at the Elementary School, Holm- Tax Map; thence (2) northerly aloni,. Road to the southerly shore of Little boundary o( the Rnruugh nf Rr.l Hunk ough of Shrewsbury, County of, Mon- del Road, Haelet. New Jersey. me westerly line of said Lot to the Silver Creek; thence (7) In a generally County Executive Committee for each Brook alntiK 'thn dividing lint between rnilrond; thence Southeasterly along the of the two major political parties, the Borough ot Eaton town and ths to tht Southweaterly corner ot lot B. center line of right ot way of N*w mouth, State of New Jersey, on Tues- Second Election District southwesterly corner of Lot 0; Block easterly direction along the southerly lilock 14, of tlie olficlnl tax map oi day, November fi, lf>68 between the 1 29 on Tax Map; thence (3) easterly shore of Little Silver Creek and con (Republican and Democratic) for the Borough ot New Shrewsbury, rV thf York ami UttiR Hranch railroad to a BEGINNING at a point whore flu full term of one year. dlBlanr* what It may to ihe renier o the Borough ot Red Bank, Ihence East- point distant Seven Hundred and Nine- hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at places boundary line of Holmdel Township -Is along the rear ot Lots 6, S, 7, 8, S, 10, Uniting In a generally westerly direc Hnpe Rna,!. ihence O Southerly alnnpt erly along Ihe new Southerly hmiminry ty Knur [pel from the Southerly ilrte of hereafter designated for election of Intersected by the boundary line be ll, 12. 13, 14, 15. and 16, all In Block tlon along the northerly shore o Aim ten Delcgatea-at-Large mnd ten the f?fltrr llnp or Hops Road, be tho HUB or Itie.,Borough ot Red Bank to Bergen Place, measured at right an* Electors of ft President and Vice-Pres- tween Raritan Township, Holmdo 29 on aald maapp to the westerly line ot Town Neck Creek to tha northerly A1 tern atc-De legates -at-Large tre to distance what ll may to u« Inici'sei'tiut tfm ci'ntet line nl l^ke Avenue, thenfe ;le« thereto; thpnrn Westerly and par- ident of the United States, a mem- Township and Middletown Township, LoL t 3939, BlocBlk 28 on saiid map; tthench e line ot Beven Bridges Itnad: Ihence bo chosen hy the Republican Parljr to Northerly along the. center line of Luke. ber of the Houso of Representatives •aid point also being where the center :, in a northerly direction along the represenl said Republican Parfr. al the viirt thp renter llnp of Wyrknff Roar! illei with Writ Bergen Place to th* M) northerly along the westerly line 1 and the dividing imp between District Avenue to tlie. cenler line oi Bus •enler line of rigtjl ojVway of C. R. R. (or the Third Congressional District, line of Palmer Avenue Is Intersected of said Lot to the northwesterly corne easterly line of Seven Bridges Road to Nntlonal Convention, and also tha . a Sheriff and two me-mhers of the by the boundary l\n& between Holmde y No. 2 and District No. 4; thence Front Street (Kino known an Rivet of N. J.; thenc* Northerly along th* thereofhf ; thench e 5 easterltl y alonl g ththe a point marked by an extension in an two District Delegates Tor the Third Northerly, Along trie centrr itm vent»r line of right of-way of th« Board of Chosen Freeholders for the and Raritan Townships: northerlthl y llini t off saiid loltt to ththe northth' easterly direction of the northerly Ilnr Congressional District and two Alter- thenre along the i-en 1 County of Monmouth and a Mayor for ^'yrkpfl Road and thIiP dividing llnp,ter line of JCant Front Street (alio a n. n. of N.- J. to a 'point distant Thence. (1) in a southweaterly dlrec erly corner thereof; thence (8) souther- of Little Silver Point Road; thence (9 nnic District Delegates ror the Third One Hundred and Fifty feet Southerly a full term of two years and two tlon along ths canter linn of Palmer ly along the westerly line of Lots 36 across Seven Bridges Road and in a C™i8r ""' ""; lUver, lliell n aotilltweatwardtSlltl y and WWeat- or the North Shrewsbury river; thenc* thence (8) southerly along the westerly Northwesterly along high water line of • The lft.it day to rentier nr to trans- Holimlrl Township to the. cenler line line of Lots H, 35 and 36. Block 28 online of Prospect Avenue to the south- Convention, ami five District Delegatf) tance wriHi It may to the crnlerjln* ol| wardly along thr. shore or the Mve- fer from one voting district to nn- of South Laurel Avenue where the laid map to the southwesterly corner erly line of Kings Road; thence (11) In for the Third ConnreAsfonal District pnint above men- he North Shrewsbury .river lo the otlier In order to vote In the General center line of South Laurel Avenue of Lot 36 aforesaid; thence (9) easter- an easterly direction along the south- anrt five Alternate-District Delegate* enter line of Klver Street, th* point Election is September 28. 1968 anrt Intersects the center line of the right- erly line oi ICIngH Road nntl acron for Ihe Third ConKresMonnl District or place or Beginning. of-way of the New York A Long ly along the southerly line of Lot 38 : this can be done at the munlclpnl aforesaid, across Salem Lane nnd along Seven Bridges Road to the easterly lln to tho Democratic National Convention The iwlllng place for the Tenth Rl*c building. 777 Broad Street during reg- Branch Railroad Company; the southerly line of Lou 115 and 98,at Seven Bridges Road: thence (12) In are ii> he thn-srn by ihe respective tioruDlHtrlct l> the River Street* ichool, ular office lioura, Monday thru Fri- Thence (3) continuing In a south Block 28 on sntd map, across SUnrilsti a northerly direction along tlie easterly parties In iho Third Congressional Dli- Klrvrnth Election Diitrlrt day, holidays excepted. Rcglot ra- esterly direction along tho center Una Road, along the southerly line ol Lot lino nt Seven Bridges Road to the trlct of the State of New Jersey In war al, n* Stale lliphwav Nf Beginning In Ihe center Una of Ne' tion of voters or transfer c( regis- ol South Laurel Avenue to the center 96 and 84, BUicIt 2S on said mnp t< southerly lino of Riim.ion Road to a said Trlniiiry Election. 3.S. He;ng niotig Hie t>m:ndiuy line til ^ pulling ptare (or thp First man MprtnKft rnnd nt high water lln« trutlon can he made on forms pro- line of Holland Road. the. souttipasierly corner of Lot R4 afore> (13) In an easterly direction along the nn pimrlrl li Nxveatnk Honk A or the North Shrewsbury river, thenc* vlilpri hy the. Clcr.k or by the County Thence (4) in a westerly direction sou.herly line of Rumson Road to a The salri RoartiR of Rcgt.itry and 1'lstrirtn ,S'OB 1 2, 3 and 4 -converge (^r said: thenro (10) southerly along thr Elections will meet on M Easterly nlnng the. center line ol New- Bonn! nf Eloctfnns, at the Hall of along the center line of Holland Road westerly lino of Lot 97. Block 2B on point marked by an extensloa In r ni an BjirinK' Road to the center of Records, Freehold, N. J, to Its Intersection with thB center line (Hid map ti> HIP northrnsterly corne southerly direction of the easterly llm TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Frond fit rent: ihence Northerly- along .Following Is a description of elec* of Van8chot0k Road; of Lot 5ii, Block }1 or said map of Harding Road; thence (HI In i hctwepn tho hour* of 7:00 a.m. and ter line of Mechnnii renter of Hrnad Street to the center Thence 16) In a southerly direction ihenre (111 pustfrly nlnng' tlir rsnr n mulliu'ly illreutUm tilong Ihe easterly R:Ot) r-m. far the piirpnim nf condwii- fi'i'trfi Hlih. thr fritler nun n[ Hnud linn of. right, of w'ay- ot N«w York anil tlon district* and pulling places; ins the Oencral Election. oi •titiR nf flourrt ol Biff Klmt Elrcllnh IHMrlrl alone the center Una of .VanBchotcti Lots 53. 54, S5, 56, B7. 58, 5E>. Gil and (II line or 'Harding Road to the southerly Ptrepl, thenre Southwardly along thi Brnnrri railroad; thence North- Road to Iti Intersection with th* cen line of Rlilgp Road and the point and Bald General Election will bs held tlnn and if; plnre o( Ihe Secnnii Bftundril on tlie north and northeast Block 27 on aald map; thenco (I? In siiId munlrlpnilly fnr the purpoift of Klrctlnn f!ft •t Ii iliq, fjre. House on i enter line ol Hrrt.iil Klrefl lo' It.* in- ly nlong crnter line of the right by the right-of-way of tho Now York ter line of Red Hill Road; southerly and southenncerly siung l#o place of Beginning, lernertlon with tn* center line of Wai-of wny of the New York and Long Thence (6) In a southwesterly dlrec electing electors of a President and Broad Strn-t. A Lonft Branch Knllronrt Oo. on the 61, Block 27 aforesaid and nlonj; thi Polling place for this district Is thi Vlce-rreaidpnt of tho United Stale*, s, I'hlrd Flprttiin DUtrlrt ; ire street. Ihrnre Knniwnrtilv along DrRiuh nulnifir the following municipal of- center nn» of Neptune Hfghwuy ani wtrmaritljr along HIP rear of nf rlpth„ t nf wny of V. R. R. of N. J...I. west of westerly curblinr ot West loultiorly along tlie rea r of Lot 69 said property on* hundred feet from ithenrV* Northerly along center lln* Oi Road: y g re fices, vlr: runninu irifnce <\> SdtJitieriy. almic tlii> End Avenue and continuing In a Thence. (S) In R northeasterly and aforesaid; thence (IS) REGISTRY AND ELECTION ccniei |!re'of NrpiuRe Htgiiwny ciom tne center line of Wallnre Street, the right o[ wny of C. R. R. of N. J., straight line to thn right-of-way nr Uie along the no Lot One Commltleeman for the full term thence Easlwardly by a -itralght Unit to a point dl?innt Onn** HundreHundred and then easterly direction along the cen along the north aide of NOTICE of three yrar.i. Ing the circle and continuing Iti the p New York A Lnng Hranrri Itnllrond ter line o[ Holland Road to Its inter BlocBlkk 2ft aforesaif idd to the. westerly sld crmei l.ne n I lie HnroURli D[ Proipect Ave., thence Southeait- erty alone t>"> hl|;h water line of tht tti inter.iectlnn with ths center line line ol I>>t ll, in Block 34 on nnld nmp icy, will meet at the places herein Jersey Kf> rnlnp pormnnent refrlitra- North HhrewMiury rher to the. center bury Avenue, to a point 3400 feet south tlnn may roptfltrr or Irnnflfor with the nnri the rownslilp ol T\y alonp the center line of Progperl of Nnwrrmn Springs llnmt where tlie of UayFnlr Kuad; IhrncA tl/i on a Boultieasterly riirrcllor liter di'nlRnati;il un tfie lilstnncr wnni It mar, to Avenue to the interaeellon with the. nn nf lh« Newmnn Bprlnra Road, thi Then co (10> In & westerly direr tlon ncrnas Brunch Avenuo continuing in nr TUESDAY, JUNE 4. lMtfl c.lrrk or aald municipality at her nf- pllll1 ll r nnint or plm-e of Bexinnln(. renter line of Rhrewtfrnry Avenue In- rii-p. rrsUlf'iirp, 111 Jlrlslmw Avpnue, the dividing iit!t> DPiwpen the Hurouch ! ' ' l>' line of Hie new hnundary line ternerts with n line drawn to lht» reiv atom the center line of Mayfitlr Hoatl y illieiitlon and parallel wllli liiMwrcn tho houro of 7:00 a.m. nm nr th(> Bori>l 1 Shrewsbury Township, Nnw Jersey, it or V\PM I.OIIR Hianrti and HIP ilnroujEti' >«h *>' Bert Rank (hping pollin([ place for the Elavtnlh lor llnrt nf Oliri* Plnn\ on thn smit' tit It* IntiTHiM'tinn with tho center line Mn-rklmm Hs.ro to thr ioiitliwp.it cor- R:Ofl i>.m. i BdMem Standard Time) for o! Eaidt.idHti i Me (UP '.1i Nurlhftriv hni"# N*"- W*> tltence KnMerlv, Houth- election I'iMrhi \* Weotiilda ICnfini ol Cheninut Illitge IIOMI : tho i»ur|ioflur|ioflcc of conduct In ff titinn1 PrPrll- nny time hotwTon Krldiiy, .Tune 7, 1 !)(!•! by n lino nuiiiliiK In "" emtrrly nnd ,er of Urt 1, in Block 54 on unlil map nntl Thurflilny, September 26, lWifl, dur- - IIVI-IIMR . ... *rly Bfisterly, Northerly, Easterly, Ilouite, LflRMtnn Avenue. westerly illrcrtliin, lirulmiliin nt ~ Thenco (11) atom trie center llnnrn easterly along llin southerly mnry ElectioEltElecti i n ffor r tho nomination oof Nfirtherly, Kflfllerly 'along Ihe new- lurKlh Rlrotton Dlntrlrl ing thp fnllowhiK hours: Dally 0:00 ivurjiipn oi WCM lîni; Hram'h ntul point :iio» feet (••mill <>r Now n nf Chestnut Ridge Road nnd 1 IMIP of Lot 1, Block 54 aforesaid to the £\1Tnlll!ntPSnlll!ntPS. line of the Borough nf Red npftrinlnfc at a point where the center a.m. lo 5:00 p.m., flatuniavn, Humlfiys J'nrouch o| Ksitonlnftii tn Monni'i S|>rlUKH lioii'l "'"I rmmlnn In northwesterly dime tlon to the. ce •milhcAMerly corner thereof; thenc ulld I'I'rlmnrl y Rlcrtlun will lip held ••\nh to a point one hundred feet Vivnl Ine ii( WallaCB Rtreft tntftrnocUi ihe lnr nl Hrentwood Hold: In Hiild municipality for 11|n llolldnya fxreptcd. or at Perma- iVi.id. thence 14J Nnrtneiiy, njonf; M HtralRht Une t-> Hie renter line <>( !l!»i In n. southerly direction alone the municipality for 11|n mrpofi nent Upglfltrntinn Huronu, Churl fltreet, iniufth iu>h& fiM) (he dlvldliiR line t the renter line nf Harrlioh Avenue, eriler. Una of MeUren Street, thence TliMice. [\'l\ In an easterly direction rrar of Lotn 0!), 6.1. 07, R6. 65, «4. 6:i. fl2, r»f nominating electort s nt nj inirc Nnillierly, jmrnllfl ID the renlrr Norfhenatwanliy aloiiB Ihn renter line. niiri- 1'lnivt nml |U-ii|ei'ir(l'|M (lie r Freehold, New Jersey, at nny time be- Iween ihe MuMuith nl Well 1/ Icr Itnr if Hn»;til Street; nml on thn along tthe crntnr linn of Brentwood Ql. 60 nnd ft[>, In Block 54 nnd nlong th inul Vice-President "** ""* Cnlt Kranrn and the Uriioijcli nf Kittunio ne of Hnrrlfuin Avenue and ori* rmn- nf McLaren Btreet to the Intersection Hoftd to Is Internnrllnn with th* opnter rear of Utn 15, Ifl. 17. 18, I!». 20, 21 Rtntp.i nnd minitiulltiK n Mrjnbcr n tween Frldny. Juno T, HIGH, and Thurs- rust by 1hfl f Mrmui day, Hoptcmfocr 20, lfffifi, Rnturdays, an-] mftfi tjp-inc ilm flivUHne iifie rr.l fret W#»sti»rty ihT-frnm tn ihe •Uh Hie renter line of Pr«sperl Ave tin* Firnt Alii line of Old Mnnnr Iload: 22 and 2!i all In Work 54 on nald ma thr House of Reprr.sentnlkfs for II* line, of Merhanlc fllreej,' thenre ue, thencit Hnuthnsatnrly along thi Tlie itnlltiif; Thenen (13) Ii a, northerly dlrncllon Humlnyp nnd Hnlltlaya exempted. tween the BOMJUKII nt Kmnniown f \ K(|tinrll Hullclliii:Mllll , doutlHMiit citnicr t in a •nutlinrly nnd snntheBsterly dlrrc- Third rrniprosMlnnnl District of .•Nt-w 'Wt-t nriliv nh'm ih* ri-Mi.? |!nr nl "nler llnr of |»rn»i>ert Avrnuo to tin along Hm center line ol Old Mano tlon to tiifi westerly lino or Wlllcnv Jrrnry, a Sheriff, and twn momltTH nf p Laurel Htn^-t nml lltnldon Avcimc. On Tlmrmiay, Nf Member 2ft, ifXW 1 a ii r f v. Ji »i | it may 11> Hum<\ Kt f i> !M' rh nlr Slrert. to MR trtTiertlon wild r-nter line of Hardline ltond, tlifiin i:<>i: : ini iitt s projectionjti , t o ItIt s InteIt r 'Itilrd Mertlmi IMslri.t Drive, thence <20l in an enst»r)y di- n,i ml of Chosen FrpphoMrrfl fi the reglMrnllon hooka will he elonft.1 filer line, nf Mrfi.i.l Htre»-t, the .Vfltrrly along the renter line of Iliinl ircthn witi h thfht boundarbd y linli n httwaeht n rfction Hcrnsi Willow Drive to a pol i)ilri|r Orneral Unf ni Broad Htrrel tn V\ VCHUM |[M Hlinnvilniry snutll of tin* cent Itnritnn and Hnlimlel Townships; In the easterly line of Willow Drlv IUVIMK municipal nfftcrfl, vlr.. Klerilnri to be liPM on 1 up^rlay, No- V,WIJ is tfif (JhWlniR imp tjclvn-en i poll '>F [iiiii n r.r Hi* fl'rnnd *-een tlte rinrniiftlm nf Itrd Hnnli tin* Hyenninre Avriiun ntii enst *>f a llfie Thence 114) In an caitnrly direction DirniT (ill) In i northerly and north- 'wo Cmindlmen (or tlie full term ot vemher 5, IWi. ,, tr:rfn No. 1 ami N'.. J theme •n I MBt rift In Iri'lefiMiiient Tiro ),!ttln RIIVIT, thence lUmthw enter h nmnlMK In u ntirlhcrly (ltrnilun fn»t airing thn lumndftry line hetwein liar- cintr-rly direct Ion along thn mat trl ^ r-j.jtr:wf-atn<\ t MiMmnir Riieet. .-IntiR the lioiindirv HUP IH-IWIT II tlie NollCft of chfiriEB of rrslilcnce or ap- tlie fcnler line nf Hvnunoro Avenu I tun and Holmdel Towmhlpi to it linn o! Willow Drive to Its Inlprsectlo mo cmincllmnn for Hie unexiitred rtlvidlnjj line tjctwirpfi limt i i':te Nn Dlotrirl Hrtrfftighi nf Red Hank and Little Bll Intersection with tho centfir Una o with the southwesterly line of Prospeci ot one plication for transfer nf rnRlBlrfltlon i-rr to ii polril (tne hundred fert Houll lo ttm rlKlil-'if-wiiy nf thft New York irilll in mm jeai, slialt bi> marti>, flthir by written re- iinrj .No :j to & tiniiil opiiiiftiti- Mf«d( "111 K-llf Hi I>JIK Hranch Hnilrmul Co, which 1'nlmrr Avenu* and to th* point o; Avomifl. Ihrnct (22) in a snutheaaterl: tronk Avenue: th»>nrf 171 rnnlinu of Wallar* Rtreft li tnlp.rfterl of tlm miter line nf Il.irdlnf: Road, Hrgimilng direction along tha iioulhwMlerly lln A Tax Collector for the full term o qwcM forwII riled to the Municipal Clerk ntrniKlit line h 1M feet wr«t of II four years. 1< irlHerly, HNM Norlln-. ••!>\<'\ ,\ nir.nR .• <•! llt,,n.| HUi' then'-" In n croMiil WMterly dlrerlioi The polling plar* for Hi* Second of Prospect Avenu" to thn Internectlo or tho County Br>ard or Elections on parnllel tn HarflliiK Hmd nnd (Inn Hun wi'iiterly citi-b line of Went Fnrt Ave- Raid Primary Elrrllon will lir lirld forms proviilrrl hy mild Municipal Ui\liMn(! llrifl t;fHM'i-n Ifininrjfl No mi* HIP renter II line Also ttint pdrtlon of tti ffilpctlnn District In ihe Township of ihn rmrlliwenterly iln» of Little Bll • 'id N'O 1. He 111. i'1-t..l.ri. w!];il fnr tlie luirpnnn of nomlnntlnx iiemonn Clerk or Hoard or by calling In pornon of flhri-WHbtiry nouth of a linn nwnlnit llolmiinl Is at Inn Klemenlfiry School, ver Point Road: thenr* (21* In a west itiav id thf H>'LMif inu .u.llfiB I!".'"-!. Uienre i Ilrift One Hundred tret Bouth HoliTUlol lin.li!. Hnxlrt. New Jarsey, r direction along Ihn northwesterly of tho respective pnrtki. tn thr nfflrr at the office nf V.\t Municipal Clerk nlnng th'i riMiler line or Ohie IMBre nltfivo mentioned ami RIHO to Heet or flip H-.utliei'y tide of Tnwrr H 1 TMrd lilrcllnn nixtrtrl lln« oi Little Silver Point Hnnd to a or fonnlv Hoard ol 'Hlectltms up l« whtrti Ifl tnnimlfil en Hi' west bv ninir nnd one fern File member frmi and Incliidlnn Rept(*mh«r 2(i, IWM, fihrewiliury Avotuin nrui on I ho emt IIKOINNINU at a potnt wtier* th* point marked hy an extension In a renter line of tlie Crawford! Cornel northerly direction of Die westerly lln rirh cliM'llnrt district In Monmnuth 'IIIP prilling ]Am:v (or Ihr Township hv tli" ri'fitor linn nf Hn»tid Sheet County n" Members of HIP Mrmni'iuM of HprlriE Rtri- M. Tltf pnltlng |.l«re In Hie Urnnd Plrr.-I Iload Intf nrcti th* center line o nt Carolyn Iload; thenr* (24 if Rlirpu'fllniry In the Recrratlnn Hull, llollnnd Until; southerly direction ilon* th County Kxrculivp Cnmnilitop for env\ Crawford Btrepl. 1he re-it rr 1 Amlltorliirn t>[ lln Shrewsbury Rclinnl. nf the two llifijnr poiltlrnl part Ira nn (• lit prsertlrin w Thpm-A ill In a nnrlltnaiurty dU*c itii JEAN W. FAHIIY westerly lln* of Carolyn !Vti< f Hepuhlirnuhlinn nndd Democratic) fnr thr MRH, ANNK BW1TBJK. ill If HtT i*l n rnl tlnn along the crntnr lln* of Holland Township Clfrlt. Jinrough <*lrrk and nor oi I Parker AvenueAenue,, iKing th ll tirm of nn* year, RnAd to Its Intenertton with thn cen- f Cl Hd so ten relegatrji-at-Urgfl and ten Mny 21, 2T, IMS . $82.10 '»ii|[ Hm Miuo Una I'ifsllrl to Mav :i, :r. iwn • f«: i(i ter line ol thi Oardnn Btet* Par&wiir westeilr line of Carolyn Hrnd and tEGAl NOTICE IJSGAL WGXL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE THE DAILY REGISTER, * ELECTION t OF If AjtUiOJtO, M. J. i*«w f potot; totact Nuithwesliii1 The said Boards t>t Rpgistry and TaV* Notice thut the Shannon-Crln« 'iWM Congressional Dislilcl of ... a westerly direction along Raid nortti Tnke notlca that THB COLUMBUS Dn^d May fiiii, A n. inwi. Jersey, a Sheriff, anfl two rnfimbera rv — 29* fppt more nr |pss to a poin'" Elections will meet on erly boundary, line of Uio Borough o CLUB Ol' itED BANK, NBJW* JhiH- l>nrporation hn.o appllrd to the Mayor said: "For far too long the Board cf Chosen Freeholders fo thenca (24) Southwesterly — 09 fei TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1968 Rum sou to Its Intersection with thi GBY has applied to tho Mayor nnd FRANK L. HOWLAND, and Council vt Uie HoroiiRh of New the County of Monmouth, and for lh< more or less to a point; thence (25 between tlie hours of 7:00 a.m. and center line of Hance Road; thence (2, Council of the Borough of Fair Haven Llndberg AVeime, Shrewsbury for a Plenary Retail Con- low, our senior citizens who Northwesterly — 413 feet more or 8:00 p.m. for the purpoaa of conduct- Atlcntown, Penna. sumption LlccnHG for premises sltu- following municipal ottlcea viz: & northerly direction along the cen for a Club License for premises situ- GEORGE W. HOWLAND, JR., are living on a fixed income One Councilman for tlie untip'rc to a point; thpnee {?$) HnrthcaHtprl ing the General Election. r lino of Unnc.p Ttoari tn its intPi aled at 260 Third St., Fair Haven, d at 640 Bhrewnliury Ave., New Ealtl Gem-rat Elfcction will bo hel< aft Circle Drive, term of one year. — 101 feet more or less to a point; section with tlie center line of Itlvei New Jersey. Itumaon, New Jersey. eWBtiiiry, N J. Th" napir-i nnri have been the victims of un- Said primary Election will be he'.. thence (27) Northwesterly — (5 feel In-'said mimicipality for the purpose o: Road; thence (3) In an easterly dl addrcases of all officers of the cor- electing electors of a President anc Tlio names End residences of Uie of- Executors. checked inflation. for the purpose of nominating person: more or less to a point; thenca 126' on along Uie center line of Rive: ficers and Trustees of the COLUM- We sard. I'uraons, Canzona, poration are as follows: , of the respective parties to the office: Northeasterly — 330 feet more o: Vice-Presldent or tha United Stales, a 1 to Ita Internectlon with the ccn Richard A. Shannon Jr., 721 Syca- less to a point; thence (29) Northeasl member of the House of Representa- C BUS CLUB OF RED BANK, NEW Blair & Warren, above mentioned and also to eleel ter lino of Cedar Avenue extended, JEUSEY are aa follows: Counsellors at Law, more Ave., New Shrewsbury, N.J. "This careless disregard for male and one female member from erly — 255 feet more or less to i tives for the Third Congressional Dis- thence (i) In a southerly direction 07724 President e*ch election district, In Monmoult point corner to the same and In thi trict of New Jersey a Sheriff, and twoalong the center line of Cedar Avcnui OFFICERS 18 Wallace Street, he older members of our so- County as Members of the Monraoull xenter line of Texas Road; therjee alom Members of the Board of Choaen Free- ajid Uie center line of Cedar Avenm Joseph Ambrosino—President Red Bank, New Jersey. Grace Shannon, 721 Sycamore Ave., holders for thB County of Monmouth, -xtendod to Its intersection wlUi thi May 17. 21, 31, June 7 »33.12 New Shrewsbury, N. J. 07724 Vice County Executive Committee for eacl. the latter (30) Southwesterly — «,95( Silverwhlte Road, Little Silver, N.J. President ciety must be ended." of the two major political parties, feet more or leas to a point In th md for the following municipal of* center line of Third Street; thtnei Emillo Grilll—Vice President NOTICE (Republican and Democratic), tor 13. same and In tha corporate line betweei lefts, viz: (5) In an easterly direction along the MONMOUTH COUNTY Harry Crlne, R.D. #1. Colts Neck, r nne -enter ifne of Third Street and the 423 Branch Avenue, Little Stiver, N.J. (m'^-Secretary-Treasurer full t*rm *> ypftr. Middlesex and Monmouth Counties1 A Mayor for th* full term of two HMIHOOATK'H COUNT Mr. Mullaney reaffirmed his Also ten Delegate a-at-Larga and te thence along the latter (31) Southwes years. enter lino of Third Street extendei N. J. Notice to Creditors to ['resent Objpr.tlnna, if any, should lift niarle erly — 10,330 Ieet more or less ti ) Its Intersection wlUi the center Hni Immediately In writing to Jerome 8. belief that "the Income of AHenmte-Pelegatea-at-Large are ti Two rjouncilmcn for the lull terra f Fair Haven Iload; thence (6) Jn ( Hnlpli Mazzucca—Treasurer Claims Against Estate Reed, Borough Clerk, 568 Tlnton Ave., he chosen by the Republican Party u the point and place of Beginning. of three years. 18 Tabor Street, Little Silver, N. J. ESTATE OF PAUL PHILIP HAN- hose living on social security represent said Republican Party at th 1'tia polling place lor the fcjeconi An ABSBSSUI* tut Ilia full term of fuur oulhcrly direction along the ccnte: New Shrewsbury, N. J, 0772*. no of Fnir Haven Kontl to Uio poln uaupii D. Stan ton—Secretary SON, DffiCEASF.n ailANNuN-GRlKE CORPORATION National Convention, and also lha! Election District Is the Robertsvllli years. r pin"P of 71V]GINNWG- Pursnant to the order of DONALD must be protected and two District Delegates for Uio Thin Firehouse. ftoute 520. Notice la hereby given Uiat qualified 3d Amelia Circle, Little Silver, N.J. RICHARD A. SHANNON JR. The polling rkoc for tho Sixth Klcc J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of "><• President strengthened through sound fis- Congressional District and twr> Alter ELECTION DISTRICT #3 voters of the Borough of Fait Haven, Uon District la Uie Fire House, Rivei mjAitn OF iiuvttRNons County of Mtmmouth, this day made, — nate.. District Delegates lor tlie. Thin County of Monmoutli, Stato of New *nd Battln Roads. Edward O. F'eterB May 17, 24 $12.88 MorgMivMe lndepeoaent Flrehouie Jersey, not already registered in aald on Uie application ot tlie undersigned, cal management," he said, ... Congressional District to the said Re Located IllKtiivsr #79 10 Narumson Street, Runnon. N. J, Gladya W. Hanson, 8. 510 feel more or less to a point in thi Clerk or Board or by calling In Jersoi Property, 2nd floor. Room 232-2, State DECEASED Hotter, to Creditor! to 1'reient it the nfflrft nr the Munlclpal^ylerk Third Congressional District of New Claims Aialnst Estate boldcn for the County of Monmouth, came and comer to Lot 4 ol Elocl or County Board of Elections lift to Jersey, a Sheriff, and two memben of House, Trenton, New Jersey 0B625, Pursuant to the order o( DONALD and lor tha following municipal of- 42 as designated on tho Official Ta: on June 4, 196S at 2:00 P.M. and J. CUNNINGHAM, Burrugala of Uu ESTATE OF JACOB NEWMAN, and including September 26, 1&68. tho Board of Chosen Freeholders for DECEASED flow, riz: Assessment Map of Marlboro Township the County of Monmouth, and for Uie will be opened and read immediate* County o( Monmoutli, vthU day made, Bucknell Club One Councilman for the unexplred thence by the latter (C) Southwesterl] The following Is a description of thi ly thereafter, for the following! on the application of the undersigned, Pursuant to tho order of DONALD Election Districts In the Borough o following municipal office*, viz: Robert D. McKee and Helen M. dale, («m of one year. 1390 feet more or lean to a point cornet A Mayor fox tht full term ot two ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT 3. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Notice 1* hereby given that qualified to the same; thence by the same (7) Fair Haven and Uie polling placet In ADDRESSING EMBOSSING* Executors of the estate of the said County of Monmouth, this day made To Give Award voters of the Township of Marlboro, Southeasterly 320 feet more or less to < aame, tr> wit: | year*. MACHINE Leo K. McKee, deceued, notica 1B on the application ol the undersigned, County of Monmouth, State of New point corner to the name; thence by thi UIJSfmON DISTRICT 1 Two Councilman for the full term COLLATING MACIIINK hereby Riven to Urn creditors ot.is.ld Josephine Newman, ths Sola Ex- SHREWSBURY -"The Mon- Jersey, not already registered in said same (S> Southwesterly 1973 feet mori All that part of the Borourfi of Fair of three years «ach. deceased to present to tin aatfl JCX- ecutrix of the estate of the laid Haven bounded as follows; to •wit: COPYING MACHINE ecutora their claims under oath with- municipality under the lawa of New or less to a point corner to the same Ono Councilman tor tha unexplrec OFFSET DUPLICATORS Jacob Newman deceased, notice ta mouth and Ocean County Jersey governing; permanent registra- thence by the sama (S) Northwester!] BEGINNING at the point where thi in six months from this date. hereby given to the creditors ol aatd cantor line of Buena Vista, Avenue, be term of two year*. FOWKIl PAPER CUTTEH Award," to be given to the out- tion may register or transfer witfi the 100 feet more or leas to EL point cornel Specifications and the form of bid, Bated: April 29, 10$8 deceased \o present to the aiid Ex- clerk of said municipality at his real to the same; thence still by tho aami Ing the westerly boundary line of th . One Ooundlffian for the unejplred contract and bond for the proposed ecutrix tmlr claims oath within six In part and part by Lot 14 of Block 41 Borough ol , Rumson, Intersects th. [term of one year. MESSRS. REUSSILLE, CORNWIBLL, months Iran this date. standing incoming freshman in denee-offlce, Main Street, Marlboro, center line of Ridge Road, being thi •work are on file tn the Office of New • Jersey, by contacting the town (10) Southwesterly 1350 feet more or lesi Said Primary Election will be held the Director and may be secured by (MAUSNER & CA.R0TENUT0, Dated; BUy 7th, 1968 the class of 1972, was recently Ship oleHt ai hla home 462-2683, be- to a point corner to the latter; ihenCB northerly boundary linn or tho Boroiigl 34 Broad Street, Josephine; Newman ot Rumson; thence ci) In a westerly i for Uio purpose of noinJna-HiiB persona prospective bidders during office Ked Bank, N.J. voted into existence by the tween Friday, Juno 7, 1988 and Thurs. by (ho same (II) Southeasterly 478 feet direction along eatd northerly bound- I of tho respeotive partJej to the offices hours. Bida must be (1) made on a - Box 133 Wayside Road flay, September 28, 1068, or at Perman more or lesi to a solnt In the line or ary lino of tine Borough of Rum a on tc above mentioned and also io elect one standard proposal form, (2) enclosed Attorneys New Shrewsbury, N.J* Bucknell Alumni Club of Mon- tut Registration Bureau, Court Street, the same and corner to Lot 13 ol malo and one femalo member from In the special addressed envelope, ROBERT D. McKBE, its Intersection with, the center line ol1 SxecutrU . FrtUiold,. Xtor Jersey, at any ilrm Block Hi thonce by tho latter (13) Kemp Avenue; thence (2) In a north : pach election district In Monmouth <3) accompanied by a certified chock 4241 Nottingham way, Stein • ft Stamelmin mouth and Ocean counties. between Friday June 7. 1968, ant. Southwesterly 330 feet more or less to i erly direction along the center line of: County as Members of Uie Monniouth drawn to the order of {ht Treasurer Trenton, N.J. 404 Broadway Thursday, September 26, 1968, Satur- point corner to the same and cornel Kemp Avenue to its Intersection with (County Executive Committee for each ot tlie Stato of New Jersey, or a HELEN M. QALE, Long Branch, New Jersey days, Sundays and Holidays excepted. Northerly along ths line of Route 71 '.ho center lino of Willow Street, o! tho two major political parties, bid bond, any of which snail not 15 McLaren Street, The vote was taken at the to Lot ? of Block 41: thence (13: Attorneys OB Thursday, September 25, 1968, .hence (3) In en eafiterly directio1 n (Republican and Democratic) for th be less than 10% of tho amount of Red, Bank, N.J. May 10, 17, 24, 31 club's recent annual meeting in the* registration boohs will be closed 18,300 fact more or lens to the lnteraec- along tlie center line of Willow -Street, Tull term of ono year. tho bid, and (4) delivered at Uie Executors Until after the forthcoming General tlon of the same with the corporate thonce (3) In an easterly direction, above place on or before the hour May 3, 10, IT, 21 »1.2S MONMOUTH COUNTY Rod's Shadowbrook. Election to be held on Tuesday, No line of Matawan Township; thance (14: along the center line of Willow Street! Also ten Delegates-at-Largo and ten named as no bid will be accepted SURROGATE'S COURT rember 5, 1068. Easterly along the corporate line o; to its Intersection with tho Center line Alternate-Del egatea-at-Large are to after tho hour specified. Bids not HO NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Notice to Creditors to Present Officers elected included Dr. Notice of change of residence or ap- Matawan Township 1.309 ieet to a polnl of Elm Piaco and Elm Place ex- bo chosen by the Ropublican Party to submitted will bo considered Infor- OF INTERMEDIATE Claims Against Estate plication for transfer of registration where the same \r Intersected b; :ended; thence (4) in. a northerly di- represent said Republican Party at tho mal and will be rejected. The Di- TRVSTEKS ACCOUNTS. ESTATE OF JOSEPH TORONTO, G. Edward McComsey, Toms Gravelly Brook; thence (16) Along th rection along tho center lino of Elm i National Convention, and also that rector reserves the right to reject DECEASED •hall be made either by written re- corporate lino oi- j&atawan TownshU Place and Elm Plauu extended to ita two District Delegates for Uio Third ESTATE OF DAVID A. BOHULTK, River, president; Neil Karkus, —quert-forwarded to Uio Municipal Clerk Intersection with the center llmj of any and all bids and to. award con- DECEASED-3rd Intermediate Trusteei Pursuant to the order of DONALD or the County Board nf Elections on 9,200 feet more or less to tho polnl 'Congressional District and two Alter- tract In p&rt or whole if deemed to Accoiint,"Una«~TATUcl8~ HB uf" Willr J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogats- of—till formed by Willow Brook corner belni River Road; thenco (5) In a •westerly nate District Delegates for Uio Third tlio beat interests of the Stata to do County ot Monmouth, tills day made, Middletown, vice president; formi provided by aald Municlpa: direction along the center line of Rlv- Congressional District to Uie said Re* and 2nd Intermediate Trustee* Ac- Clerk or Board or by calling in the point and place of Beginning. " Road to ita Intersection with thi BO. The ouccessful bidder will be count, for benefit of Edith Barblon, on the application of the undersigned, Mrs. Robert Billings, Ner publican NationaJ Convention, and flva required to furnish surety bond In the Josephine A. Toronto the Sole Ex. person at the office of the Municipal The polling place (or the Third Elec- center line of Olllesple Avenue ex . Delegate3-at-Larso and five Alternate- lunder Article* 1st and 2nd, of 1st Clerk or Count/ Board of Election;, tion District is tho Morganvllle In- tended; thence (G) In a northerly d!-1 full amount of the contract of a com- Codicil. ecutrlx of ths estate of the said Shrewsbury, secretary, anc' up to and Including September 26, dependent Fliehouse, Highway Id. rectlon along the center line of Gil- Del egatcs.-at-Large are to be chosen pany authorized to do business in the Joseph Toronto deceased, notice Is by the Democratic Parly to represent Stato of New Jersey. Notice Is hereby given that the ac- hereby given to the creditor* of said Miss Virginia McCabe ELECTION DISTRICT #4 lfnpf? Avrnuc and the center lino ol said Democratic Party at Uie National Tht following is a description of th. Morgan villa Volunteer Flrchoase Glllesple Avenue extended to the south- STATE OF NEW JERSEY counts of Uie subscriber, Trustee of deceased to present to the said Sols Keansburg, treasurer. flection districts In the Township oi Morynnvllle-Tennent Bd, erly shore line or the NavesLik Nortt j Convention, and five District Delegates DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY the estate ot said Deceased will be Executrix their claims under oath Shrewsbury) River; thence (7) in a for Uie Third Congressional District Division of Purchase and Property audited and stated by the Surrogate within flix months' from this date. Marlboro, and the polling plwes in tin ALL that certain tract or parcel ol 'and five Alternate-District Delegates Named as trustees were Isa- game, to wit: j&nd situate in the Township of Marl general easterly direction along the of the County o( Monmouth and re- Dated: May 6th, 1068 boro, County of Monmouth and Stall southerly shore line of the Navcslnk fnr tho Third Congresslfmal District CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director ported, for settlement to The Mon* ELECTION DUTIUOr #1 to Uia Democratic NaUonsJ Convention tnouth County Court, Probato Divi- Jonnphine A. Toronto dore Zlotkin, Freehold; Fran! Marlboro Township Hall, Main St. of New Jersey, and Is more particular (North Shrowabury) River to Its Inter- Way 21, 24 WO 7D Lincoln Avenue ly described as follows: section with tho center ilne of Buena are to be chosen by the respecUve sion, on Friday, the 12th day of JULY Strickland, Middletown, anc'. AlAj that certain tract or parcel oi Viata Avenua extended; thence (6) In parties la the Third Congressional Dis- A.D., 1068, at 0:30 o'clock a.m., at Long Branch, New Jersey Una situate In ihe Township ol ilari BEGINNING at a point at the to' REGISTRY AND ELECTION Bole Executrix teraectlon of the center line or Texai a southerly direction along the Center trlct of the State of Hew Jersey In the County Court House, Monument William Kresge, Ocean Grove. boro, County of Monmouth and Stati, line of Buena Vista Avenus and the said Primary Election. NOTICE and Court Streets, Freehold, New Asceiula R. Aib&rellL ESQ. of New Jersey, and is more particular. Road and the corporate line betwee: 303 Bond Street The meeting celebrated the Middlesex and Monmouth Counties an ce>ntor line of Buena Vista Avenue ex- rOWNSHIP.OF COLTS NECK, N. J. Jersey, at which time Application will ljr described ai follows: tended to the point or placa of BEGIN Tho said Boards of Registry and Notice Is hereby given that the Dls< be mado for the allowance ot Com' Anbury Park, N.J. BEGINNING u a point at Ihe In. from said beginning point along thi 122d anniversary of the univer- latter (1) In a Northeasterly dlrectioi NINO. Elections will meet .on trlct Board of Election and Reglitry missions and Counsel fees. Attorney tersectlon or the center line of Coun- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1P68 In and far the Township of Colts Neck, May 10, 17, 24, 31 »26.68 sity, which is located in Lewls- If Route 520 with the center line of 15,410 feet more or less to a point In thi 1 County of Monmouth, State of New Dated May Uth A.D. 1968. Conover Road and Boundary Koad, ilno of tho name and corner to Ma' ThD polling place for tha First fac- between the hours ol 7:00 a.m. and MONMOUTH COUNTY iwan TownslilW thcuac along the lal 8:00 p,m- for the purposa of conduct Jersey, will rnpnt at the Dlacea her«- BANKERS TRUST COMPANY burg, Pa. •aid point being the most northwest tion District la the Willow Street School ing the General Election. inaiUi- designated on (Successor by Merger to Tha simnoriATE'S COURT erly corner of Atlantic Township, (Colts ter in part and part by Matawan Bor- Willow Street. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1068 Commercial National Bank and Notice to Creditor* to Prcicni Neck Townihip), thence along the sai less to the intersection of tho B&mi tives fin* Uie Third O>ngrcsfllons,l Dls tlio center lino of Hance Road thenc trlct of New Jersey, a Sheriff, and tw. Said Primary Election will be hel Counsellors at Law, County of Monmnuth, this day made, Dance Slated the same (2) Southwesterly — 2,0M feet with the southeasterly line of Lots (l) in a northerly direction along ihi In said municipality for the purpose 650 Broad Street, on the application of the underfilled more or less to a point In the same; 7-17 Block 45; thence (I) Southwesterl: center line of Hance Road and the Members of the Board of Chosen Free 1,000 feet mora or leas to a point come: ihulden for Uh,e County of Monmouth, of nominating electors of a President Newark, New Jer«e7 Charles Alfred Diaz and Milton R. FT. MONMOUTH - The an- thence by tha same (3) Southerly — center lino of Hance Road ertendei and Vlce-President of the United May 17, 24, 31, June 7 *37.72 Diaz, Executors of the estate of the 9.550 feet more or- less to a point at to the latter, thenco by tho same li to Ita Intersection with the aoutherh land for the following munlcfpai of- States and nominating a Member of said Eotty M, Diaz Meyer deceased, nual spring dance and electior the Intersection of the same with part and part by Lot 19 of Block 45 (6! shore line of the Naveslnk (North fices, viz: the House of Representatives for tho notice Is hereby given to the creditors Southeasterly 677 feet mora. or less t Shrewsbury) River: thenca (2) In & ; A Mayor for the full term ol two lha center ltr* ol Dutch Une Road 1 Third Congressional District of New BOROUGH OF KKAN6BURQ of BEild deceased to present to tits of officers for the Fort Mor thence leaving said Boundary Roa( a point in the line of tho latter atn general easterly direction along tho years. Jersey, a Sheriff, and two member* of MONMOUTH COUNTY said Executors their claim* under and continuing along the corporati corner to Lot 2 of. Block 45; thenc southerly shore line of tha Naveslnk Two Councllmen for the full term tha Board ol Chosen Freeholders for NEW JERSEY oath within six months from this mouth Chapter of Arme- by the latter and part by Lot 6 o: (North Shrewsbury) River to Ita Inter- of three years each. line between said Atlantic (Colts Neck; section with tho center 11ns of Fair tho County of Monmoutli. and for tlie NOTICK GV FLECTION date. Forces Communication and and Marlboro Townships (1) Southwest Block 45 (6) Westerly 1,599 feet more oi Ona Councilman /or tha unexplred following municipal offices, vln: NOTICE Is hereby given that thi Dated: May 8th, IBM • rly — 7,460 feet more or less to a point ]cs3 to a point In the center line of Haven Roa4 extended; thenca (3> In a term of two years. District Boards of Election and Reg* Wyncrest Road; thence along the same southerly direction alone the center line Ono Councilman for the full term Charles Alfred Diaz Electronics Association will be In line of the same and corner to of Fair Haven Road and tho cente; Ona Councilman for Uie unexplred of three years. (stry in and for the Borough of 202 West Scott Avenue Freehold Township; thence along the (7) Northerly 700 feet more or less to a term of one yew. Keansburg, N. J., will meet at tha Wednesday at Gibbs Hall. point at the Intersection of the sanv line of Fair Haven Road extended ti An Assesor for tha full term of Rahway, New Jersey corporate line between Freehold and its Intersection with the centor lltie ot Notico Is hereby given UiaJ qualified four years. designated place on Milton R. Diaz Marlboro Township (5) Northwesterly with the center line ot Gordon's Come: Thtrd Street extended; thence (i) In a .voters of tho Borough of New Shrewa Bald Primary Election will be held 11 North Gate Boulevard Dancing to Eddie Hall and — 10,330 feet more or less to a Road; thence along the latter (8) West- 'bury, County ot MonmouUi, State ot TUESDAY, JUNE i, 1968 westerly direction along the centei for tlie purpose of nominating' persons between tho hours of 7:00 A.M. and Easton, Pennsylvania. his orchestra will follow a 6:30 point In the center line of New Jer- erly 3,400 feet more or less to a point line of Third Street and tho center i Now Jersey, not already registered In of the respective parties to the offices Executors sey State Highway Route 79 where at the Intersection of tho name with said municipality under the laws of 8:00 P.M., to conduct the Primary HIM of Third Street extended to Its ahovo mentioned and also to elect one Election for the purpose of nominat- Mcssers. Curry ft Klntfleld p.m. social hour, and a steak the aamo Is Intersected by tho south the center line of route 520; thenci intersection -with the center lino of New Jersey governing permanent reg* male and one female member from 121-123 South Mala Street branch of Topanemus Brook; thence along the latter (9) Northerly 1,660 feel Islratlon may register or transfer with ing candidates for the following of- or lobster dinner at 7:30 p.m. Cedar Avenue extended; thence (5) In each election district In Monmouth flees: FhtlHpsburg, Nsw Jersey along the si Id brook (6) Westerly the more or less to a point at the Inter- a noTdierJy direction along the center the clerk of said municipality at his of' County aa Members of the Monmouth Attorneys Also highlighting the evening various course* and distances 9,800 fee section of tht tfame with the center- Ihe of Cedar Avenue and the center flee, Borough Building. 55B rintoti Ave- County Executive Committee for each Electors of President and Vice- May 10, IT, 24. 31 $3121 more or lesi to % point corner tt. Una of Crlna ttoad; thenco along the line of Cedar Avenuo extended to Its ,nue, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey, at of the two major political parties, president will be the awarding of cer- Freehold Township and Manalapan latter (10) Northerly 7,000 feet moro oi Intersection with the center lino of. any Umo between Friday, June 7, 1963 A Member of the House cf Repre- 1 (Republican and Democratic) for the MONMOUTH COUNTY Townihip; thence along the corporate Jess to a point at the intersection oi River Road; thence (G) In a westerly and Thursday, September 26, 1W9, lull ,t«m of "nfl ypair. sentatives (3rd Congressional District) SURROGATE'S COURT tificates for meritorious line between Manalapan and Marlboro the same with the center line of Ten- direction along tho center line or River during tho following hours: Dally 8:00 A Sheriff Notice to Creditors to Present Townihlpi (7) Northeasterly — 7,170 nent Road; thence along the latter (11) Road lo tho polnl or place ol BEGIN- o.m. to 4:30 p.ra., Saturdaya,* Sundayr Also ten Delegates-at-largo and ten Two Members of the Board of Cho* Claims Against Estate achevement. These will be feet more Or less to a point In the Soutfi west erly 50 feet mora or less to a NING. and Holiday* excepted, or at Perma- Alternate-Del egatea-at-l/arge aic to sen Freeholders, and to elect thft fol- ESTATE OF HOWARD LAYTON, awarded to members and oth- lame; thence by the same (6) North- point In the same and corner to Lot nent Registration Bureau, Court Street, bo chosen by tha Republican Party to lowing number of detec&tat to the DECEASED westerly — l.Mo feet more or less 8 of Block 52; thence by tho lattei Tlie polling place for Uie Second Freehold, New Jersey, at any Umo be-represent aald Republican Party at the National Convention: the following tour (4) courses and dia- National Convention, and also that Pursuant to the order of DONALD er chapter benefactors by Col. to a point at the Intersection of the Election District 1B ths Fire House, tweoa Friday, June 7, 1068, and Thurs- two District Delegates for ths Third REPUBLICAN J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the •UM with the center line of Roberta- tancea (12) Northwesterly 160 feet more River and Ba-ttln Roatla. day. September 26, 19G8, Saturdays, 10 Dele gates-at'Large County of Monmouth, this day made, Jack Condon, president of the vine Road; thence by the latter (8) or less to a point; thence (13) North- ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Sundays and Holidays excepted. Con&resalonal District and two Alter- 10 AHernate-Delegates-at-Larie easterly 17$ feet mors or Jess to a poJnt" nate District Delegates for the Third on the application of the undersigned, chapter. Northerly — 4,270 feet more or lesi All that part of the Borough ot On Thursday, September 26, 1968, 2 District Delegate* (3rd Congres- Thomas Davlson, Sole Executor of to a point at the intersection of the thence (14) Northwesterly 67 feet more oi Fair Haven bounded aa follow*; to Congressional District to the said Re- sional District) less to a point; thence (15) Southwest Uie registration books will be closed publican National Convention, and five the estate of the said Howard Lay ton Reservations can ~be made by **>m* wltti the center line of Gordon's wit: until after Uie forthcoming General 2 Alternate District Delegates (3rd deceued, notice U hereby given to Corner Road; thence by the latter (10) erly 121 feet more or less to a point cor BEGINNING- at lha point where the Delegales-at-Largo and five Alternnte- Congressional District) phoning Ma]. A. L. Smith Jr., ner to the same and corner to Lo! Election to be held on Tuesday, No- Delegates-ai-Larga are to be chosen the creditors of said deceased to Northeasterly — 10,350 feet more or :enter line of Hance Road Intersects vember 5, 1968. DEMOCRATIC present to the said Sole Executor leis to a point at the Intersection of 6 of Block 52; thenco by the lattei iho center line of Ridge Road, being, by the Democratic Party to represent no later than Monday. :he following six (6) curses and dls- Notice of change of residence or ap- said Democratic Party at the National 5 Delegates-at-Large their claims under oath, wltbta six the same with the center line of Wyn- the northerly boundary line ol the plication tor transfer of registration b Alternate-DHegatea-at-Largft months from this date. crest Road; thanes by the latter (11) iancea (16) Northwesterly 208 feet more Borough of LHUe Silver; thence (1) Ii. Convention, and five District Delegates or less to a point; thence (17) North- shall be made either by written re- for the Third Congressional Dhtrlct 5 District Delegatei (3rd Congrei Dated: May 8th, 1968 Southerly - 70o feet more or less a westerly direction along said north- quest forwarded to Uie Municipal Cleric slonal District) to a point In tho same corner to Lot westerly IDS feet more or less to a point; erly boundary line of the Borough ot and five Altcrnate-Diatrlct Delegates Thomas Davlson :henco (IS) Northerly 234 feet more or .Ittle Silver to Hi Intersection with or Uie County Board of Elections on [or the Third Congressional District 6 Alternate District Deleratei (3rd 13 Dwyane Street Two Guys' Store T ot Block 45 as designated on the forms provided by said Municipal Congressional District* official Tax Assessment Map c-f Marl. .ess to a point; thence (19) Northeast' Uio center line of Prospect Avenue, to tho Democratic National Convention Oceanport, New Jersey erly 232 feet moro or 1DM to a poJnt; aeing tho easterly boundary line ol Clerk or Board or by calling In person aro to be chosen by the respective And to elect One Male and Ons Bole Executor boro Township; thence along the lat- at the o/flco of the Municipal Clerk Female Member of the Monmouth Opens in Township ter (12) Easterly — 1,595 feet more thence (20) Northwesterly 322 feet more the Borough ot Rod Bank; thence (2) parlies In the Third Congressional DI*- Messrs. Parson, Canzona, Eliir or Ics3 to a point; thence (21) South- n a general northeasterly direction or County Board of ElecUons up to trict of the State of New Jer»ey In County Executive Committee irom & Wsjren or less to a point corner to the same and including September 26, I96fi. each of the Election Districts from GARFIELD-Vornado, Inc., thence by the name (13) Northwester- westerly 540 feet more or less to a point .long the easterly boundary line of said Primary Election. 18 Wallace Street earner to the same and corner to Lot ho Borough of Red Bank to the point , The following Is a description of the cncli of tho two. major political part lei Red Bank, New Jersey ly — 877 feet more or less to a point \t which it Intersects with the center Election Districts In Uie Soroush o' The siid Board of Registry and (Republican and Democratic). operator of the "Two Guys' corner to ths sime; thence still by the 13 of Block 52; thence by tho latter Elections will meet on Attorneys thB following Jour [4) courses and dis- Ine of Beekman Piaco extended, 'New Shrewsbury and Uie polling placei Notice Is hereby given that the May 10, 17, 21, 31 J27.60 discount department store same In part and part by Lot 17 of hence (3) in a easterly direction along in same, to wit: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1&C8 said Boards of Registration will meet Block 49 and Lot 5 of Block 44 (14) tances (22) Southwesterly 028 feet more between tho hours of 7:00 a.m. and r less to a point; thence (23) South- the center line of Boekman Plact and Fin* Election District on Tuesday, November 5, 1868 be- MONMOUTH COUNTY chain on the East Coast am' Northeasterly — 2,050 feet more or the center line of Boekman Place ex- 8:00 p.m. for the purposo of conduct- tween the hours of 7:00 A. M. and SURROGATE'S COURT leis to a point corner to the latter; westerly 554 Ieet more or less to a All that portion ol Ue Borough of Is tho General Election. the Unimart and Food Gian: point; thence (24) Northwesterly 1,231 tended to the point at which It Inter- New Shrewsbury, bounded on the east 8:00 P.M. for tha purpose of conduct- Notice to Creditors to Present thrace by the same in part and part IOCUJ the center lino of Poplar Ave- by the Borough Una; on the north by Bald General Election will be held Ing the General Election and elec- Claims Against Estate by Lot 3 ot Block 41 (IS) Southeast- 'eeL more or less to a point; thence me ex tend ott; thwico (4) still In an In said municipality for the purpose of chain on the West Coast, ha ;25) Southwesterly 708 feet moro or Lafetras Brook projected to Uio south- In? tlie above candidates. - EBTATE OP THOMAS E. CATC& erly — 590 feet more or lew to ft asterly direction along Uie center line electing electors of a President and POLE, DECEASED point corner to the same; thence by less to a point corner to tho same if Poplar Avenue and tho center line era boundary of Shrewsbury Park irl Vlco-Presldcnt of the United States, a Notice li hereby given that qualified made its initial appearance ii ihe lams (16) Northeasterly — 330 and corner to Lot 27 ot Block 52; if Poplar Avenuo extended to Uio cen-and âirfield, thence along tho divls- member of the House of Representa- .'oters of the BnrouKh of Keansburg, Pursuant to the order of DONALD Brick Township. feet more or less to a point corner to [hence by the latter in part and ter line of Hance Read; thence (5) In tonal line between Shrewsbury Park tives for the Third Congressional Dli- not already registered In laid munici- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the thi lime; thence by tho same (17) part by Lot 28 of Block 52 (26) -. southerly direction along the center #2 and Falrfleid developments pro- trlct of New Jersey, a Sheriff, and two pality, under the law« of New Jersey County of Monmouth, thla day made, The new unit — the 36th ir Northwesterly 1,056 feet more or less jected to Sycamore Avenua, thence governing permanent registration may on the application of the undersigned, Northwesterly — 478 feot more or less ine of Hance Road to the- point or along Sycamore Avenua to the Garden Members of the Board of Chosen Free- to a point corner to the same; thence D a point corner to tha same •lace Of BEGINNING. , holders for tho County ot Monmouth, register or transfer with the Clerk of Eustace White, and Arnold Tanner, the "Two Guys" chain and tht State Parkway, thence along the Gar- 1 the said municipality at his office res- Executors of the estate of the said •till by the same In part and part by and corner to Lot 29 o( Block 52; Tlie polling place for th« Third Blec- den State Parkway to Pine Brook: and and tor tho following municipal of' Lot 1 of Block 42 (18) Northeasterly thence by thB latter toe following eight !on District Is the Knoll wood School, flees, viz: idence, Church Street, Koansburg, N.J. Thomas E. Catchpole deceased, notice 20th in New Jersey — Is or 8) courses and distances (27) North' Uance Road. on the weit by pins Brook and th m or before Thursday, September 26, Is hereby given to the creditors of — 1,360 feet more or less to a point Borough boundary to Atbury Avenue, Ono Councilman for the full term of said deceased to present to the said 20-acre site at the Rt. 70,' corner to thft iume and in the lino of easterly 918 feet more or lesi to a point; and on tho south by the aouthern three years. 9G8, during the following hours: Dally thonco (28) Northwesterly 294 feot more 9:0t> A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Saturdays. Sun El x ecu torn their claims under oath Lot % of Block 42; thence by the latter ELECTION DISTRICT 4 boundary of N.A.D. Eatle and Bhafto An Assessor for the lull term of four within six months from this date. Chambersbridge Road. (I*) Southeasterly — 300 ieet more or Dr less to a point; thence (29) South All that part of tho Borough of Fair Road. years. rtava and Holidava excepled. Or a< less to a point comer to the same; westerly 99 feet more or less to a point; Haven hounded us follows; to wit: Notice IB hereby given Uiat qualified 'crmancnt RejjlBtratlon Bureau,. Dated; May Tlh, 1W8 The manager of "Two Guys' ihenco (30) Northwesterly 413 feet more BEGINNING at th» point at which The polling plact for the Flrit JSiic- Court House. Freehold. N. J.. on or| Eustace White thence still by tho same (20) North- tton District In the Borough of New voters of the Township of Colts Necli, Brick Town is Chan H. Bugg easterly — 1,973 feet more or less to or less to a point; lhence (31) North' io center lino of Popular Avenue and County of Monmouth, Btale of New " icforc Thursday, September 2B, 1068, 188 South Street msterly 101 feet more or leia to a point; Jie center lino of Poplar Avenue ex- Shrewsbury, Is the Tlnton Fall! School, durlnp the hours of: Dully fi:00 A.M, a point corner to ihe same; thenco by 67i Tlnton Ave, Jersey, not already registered m mid Ealontown, New Jersey of Asbury Park. the lima (21) Northwesterly — 320 feet ;hence (32) Northwesterly 45 feet more &rulcd Intersects the center line ot municipality under the laws of New nnd A :30 P.M.. Saturdays, Sundays, Arnold • Tatmer ,- or less to a point; thence (33) North- Hanoa Road; thence (1) in a westerly Second election District and Holidays excepted. 35 Dutch Lane more or less to a point In line of the rllreetlwi along: Die center lino of Pon- All that portion of Uio Borough o* Jersey RovcrnlnB permanent registra- tame and corner to Lot 3 ol Block >n.storly 330 feet more or legs to a tion may register or transfer with tho Qualified votcra who wish to vote In Freehold, New Jersey ,t , , point: thencn (3*) Northeasterly 296 lar Avenue and tho center line of New Shrawsbury situato south of Stiaf- 42; thence by the latter <22) North- Doplar Avenue extended to Its inter- to Road and the southern boundary cleric ot said municipality at his of- the General Eloctlon on Tuesday, No- Executors Council Dismisses easterly — 1,300 feet mor» or lens to [eet more or less to a point corner to fice, R. D. 1, Colts Neck, Conover vember 5, 10GS, must register on nr be- Arnold Tanner, Esq. .ho same and in the center line of action with the center lino of Beek- f N.A.D. Harie, * point in the center lino of Conover "iaa Piaco extended; thonce (2) still In Road, New Jersey, at any tlmo ,be- 'or Thursday, Beptombcr 26, 10G8. 30 Etut Main Street Road; thence by the same i23) South- Texas Road, thenco by tho latter (35) Tho polling place for tnt Second Freehold, New Jersey A Gambling Charge Electiolection Districtt iIn the BorougBoh of tween Friday, June 7, lf»G8 nnd Thurs- Notice of chance of residence or ap. easterly 510 feet more or u-as it) a juutUwealeily 4,930 feet more or I" westerly direction along Ilin fpntpr f day, attemper 38, ]9G8, during thB .Mention lor transfer nf rettlstratlon Attorney o tho point and piaco or Beginning, JIO of Beekman Place and tho center, Utw {Shrewsbury 1* Uu Wayside Com- point tn the same; thence by the same munfty Fire Home, corner of Hopt following- hours; Daily 0:00 n.m, to ft:U0 ihatl bo made either by written re- May 10, 17, 24, 3t I3O3C LONG BRANCH — A charge (20 Southerly — 030 feet more or less Tho polling place for the Fourth no of Beekman Piaco extended to Its p.m., Saturdays, Sundnys, and Holidays luent forwarded to tho Municipal Clerk to a point In Uio same; thenco still Election District Is the Morganvllla Intersection with tlio easterly bound- Uoad and Wayside Road. excepted, or at Permanent Registration that gambling was permitted 'oluntoer Flrflhouso, Morganville-Tenv ry lino of the Borough of Rert Bank; Third election Dlitrfflt r tlie County Hoard of Elections on PROPOSAL by the aaraa (25) Southeasterly ~ All that portion ot Uie Borougti (X Bureau, Court Street, Freehold, Now 'orms nrovltlnd by flaid Municipal Clerlt 1,110 feet morn or less to tlie point and ,et noad. hence (3) In a general northerly dl- Jersey, at any tlmo between Friday, >r Hoard or hv calling In person at Notice Is hereby given that sealed in the Landmark Hotel, Broad- pJsc» of Beginning. eetlon nlong tlio easterly boundary New Shrewsbury, bounds4 on the north Juno 7, 1968, and Thursday, Septemtior bldti will be received In the Recep- D vnCKO, Ino of the Borough o/ Red Bank to, by Newman Springs Koad: on the east ho office of tlie Municipal Clerk or way, last Jan. 17 has been dis- The polling place for the First Elec- Townialp Clerk ,s Intersection with the souther shore by Shrewsbury Avenue; on the fotitn 2(1, 1QG8, Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- bounty Board of Elections UP to and tion Room ol tlie Office of the Di- tion District Is tlie Marlboro Town- May 21, CT, 1003 ^210,32 na of the Naveslnk (North Shrewti- by Applt Street; and on th* west by days excepted. including September 26, 19G8. rector, Division ot Purchase and Prop, missed by City Council. flhlp Hall, Main Street. mry) River; thenco (4) in' a general Hance Avenuo. On Thursday, September 23, 1908, The District Boards of Election will erty, 2nd floor, Room 232-2, State A charge by police that ELECTION DISTINCT #8 i or the ns to rly direction along Uie south- The rolling place for tits Third Hlec* :he rcRlstratlon books will be closed nit at the following placei which is a House, Trenton, New Jersey 03926, on REGISTRY APJI) ELECTION rly eharo line of tlio Naveslnk (North intll titter tlie forthcoming General June a, 1968 at 2:00 P.M. and will Robe-rtsvllls Flrehouio* Route 630 NOTICE Jon Dlitrlct In the Borough of New description and location of tha polling tvagering was permitted on ALL Uiat certain tract or purci:i ot Ihrewsbiiry) River to Its intersection Shrewsbury is the North side Engine Election to bo held on Tuesday, Novem- places in the Borough of Kcanaburg, io opened and read immediately land situate in tho Township of Marl itonovon or FAIR HAVKN, M,J. /itli tho center lino of Hance Road Co. No. 4 tiro house, 35 £iprJngdal« ber 5, 1D68. N. J.: thereafter, for the following ;ames of pool in the barroom boro, County ot Monmouth and State Ni)tlco Is hereby given Uiat the 1MB xtonded; thence (5) In a southerly (1I-; "ivenu* Notice of change of residence or fip- FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT: All HOOFING of New Jersey, and Is more particular- [rlct Boards of Election and Registry ectlon nlong tho center line of Hnnce roarth Election Dlitrlct iltcatlon for transfer or registration tliat area west of Main Street to the Koof nfplaeempnt, Hunrrlntrmlrnt'H ivas dismissed for lack of ly described as follows; and for iho Boruugh of Fnlr Haven, load anil Hie centor line of Hnnce; All that portion of ths Borough of .jtia.ll bo made either by written re- Waacknack Creek, from the nouth side Residence A Carriage lloune Itnrn, evidence. BEOINNINQ at n point at tho In- unty of Monmoiuh, State of New oail extended to tho point or piaco Tow Shrewsbury, bounded on the nortti quest forwarded to tho Municipal Clerk of Sccley Avenue to the north side Allaire Htaln lark, Farmlnidnle, tersection ot the corporate line be lernry, will meet m the places herein- • BJBOINNINO. y Apple Street; on the east by the ir the County Board .of Elections on if Manning Place. New JrrsPy Thomas Baldino, local attor- twten Middlesex and Monmouth Coun- tftcr desiRnflted on TIIR polling pinco for th^ Fourth Borough Una; on the snuth by Ln! sir tit 'nrms provided by nald Municipal Cleric The polling place lifting the' Man- HIIIB must lie O> made on Ihe stan- ties with tlie corporato line between TUKSDAY, JUNE 4, 1JXW llectlon Diet rlct la tlio Knollwood "Brook projected to the southern bound* ir Bonrd nr by calling In pernrm at ning Place Fire House, Manning dard proposal form, (lit encloHfd In ney, represented the liquor li- Mannliipnn and Marlboro townnhlnn and non tun hours of 7:1)0 a.m. nnd cliool, Hnnco Iload. ry of Shrewsbury Park #1 and Fair- ho office nf the Municipal Clerlt or Place, KeanfiburR, near Main FH. Uie special niMreafiert envelope, (,(t cense owners. Robert Mauro runs from said beginning point along :O0 p.m. (fclnateni Hlfuidard Time) tor KLBCTION DISTRICT (I eld developments; and on the west Jointly Hoitnl of Eleclloiifl iij> to and SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT: Hiu:tmii>ruili'il Iiy it collided check the latter (1) In a floiitlirftatcily fllr— pnrpftso of conducting tho Prl- All Uiat pnrt of Inn Rorough nf Ffllr y the rilvifiior.nl Una cf Shrewsbury cludliiR September 2fl, 1DC8. All tlint nrna west of Main Street ilniwn to llm order nf the Trensurer presented the city's case, tlon 15,830 feet moro or less to ry ICicclIon for the nomination of [jivnn iHimulod ns follown; to wit: 'ark #2 nml âirfield development Tho following is a itoHCrlption of the nnd nnrtti of Sofiloy Avenuo to the or tho Htatn or Now Jeraey, or a bid point in the lino o( thn namo and fn tUMtfis. "'HOrNNTNG at the point wiierr the irojecled to Sycamore Avenue, Byca- Elsctlon Districts in the Township of alioro Jinn nf JUritei) Bay. btind, any of which nhall lie in Uio tlie cer/er line of Itoherstvlllo Horn: lid Primary Election will lie held cr linn of Kemp Avwuio Intersects inoro Avcnus and Hance Avenue, olti Neck and ths polling placei fn Tha polling place liolng N.P.C. Fire amount or li% of the bid, and 14> thence niong tho latter i'2) Northerly .. snlit municipality lor the purpose miter lino of FtMgo Iload, being The polling placa for the Fourth JBIec- lio same, to wit: •Inn.™, Carr Ave. delivered at Ihe above plact nn or At West Point, tho plebe 4.210 feot niQro or lesi to a pnlnl at if nominating electors of a I'rcdldent northerly boundary lino of tho lon District in the Borough ot New FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT THIRD rcusr/noN DIHTIUCT: AH before the hour named ft* nn bid will hrives, resigns, fails or is the Intersection of the snmc wltli the mil VIce-PreMdrnt of the United lornuf,*h of Kumson! tlienca (1) In a Ihrewabury Is the Monmouth Reilonal Election District No. 1 Is hereby tint urea south of Manning Placn, :io accepter! after the hour npeclricil. centor Una of Gordon's Corne-r Koad; .tntes nml nninlnrtling a Mrmljrr of ffltorly direction along said northerly High School, New Shrewsbury. lellncd and rfeacrlbeil ai follows: and west of Main Btrcot to tho Hull- mils not so nubmlltrd will be con- ircd; he never "fades away." thence along the latter (3) Northeast- he Home ot nrproijonltttJvrj for tho mnrfiuy Uno of the Borough of Rum- Fifth flection District All qualified voters residing on tht ma/I tracks of OJB Central Railroad ldered lnrormnl and will be rejected, erly 6,W0 feet more or less to & point 'hlrtl ConRroafflonrit Pint rlct of N«w .n to |ti Intersection with tho center AH that portion at ths Borough ol West aide of Highway No. 3f, aoutli >f N. J. and all that area, south of m Director renerven Uie rifflit to re. 'oet Kdgar Allan Poe and at tho Intersection of tlie same with trie iirBcy, a Hnnrirf, and two membors of Ino of Fnlr Hnvon Rand; thenco (2) ew fltirewabury bounded on the cast if Flock Road and Coflar Drive. he Itfillrnnd track• of the Central |ect any and nil hld.iand to award center lino of Roulo 620; thenco along io Iinnril ot f'JioBcn Frceholdrra for i a northerly direction along tho con- iy Garden State Parkway; on the The polling pl&oe for Uio First lallroail of N. J. to tha slate high- Mntract In part nr whole Ir deemed artist James Abbott McNcill the latter (1) Northerly 1,660 feet more .io County of Moninoiilh, find for the r lino of Fair Haven Road and Uio lorth by Swimming River; on the won Election District la Cftdar Drlvo way it M. o the best lutere^ti or thn male lo Whistler are two who didn't or lens to a point at tlio Intersection of 'ollowlnp ninnlclpft! offices, v\i^ writer lino of Fnlr Haven Rond ex- iy tho Borough lino; on tho louth by School, Coiar Drive, Colts Neck. do to. 'rile silcceH-ir.ul bidder will be to (ho southerly shnro nt ti\e The prilling place bMng the Plus the same with the conlerllno nf Crlnn A Mayor Inr (ho full torjn of two| flna BtooU. SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT Jeans Hnll, 10 Church Streftt. -n held Mxth Rlectlon District Jiccllnn District Is Colts Neck i»oned worli are on file and may tie. if tho pur]>on application to the 1)1- llirlit' liar, ha* applied to the Mayer Block &2 as dcslK!iate to elect one TIIIItD ELECTION DIBTIUCT hut nrna past cf Main Htn*«t to At- dor. lllvhlnn nf I'urclinie nnd nil Council nf the IJorough of Ren ficial Tax Assessment Mnp of Marlboro •nili-fl tn Its Inlnrsocll'm wllli tho cen- y Newman Bprlng* Road and Bwlrn- I an tit: Avonue, and aouth of Park AVP- 'roperty, Utnto Houne, Trenton, "ank for a I'lenary liotall Connumii- Township; thence along tho Uttor thr nlo anil one fnimlo memUrr from r Una of ftlvor Ki)ad; thenro (5i In llng Itlvar; on the west by the Uar- JDlectlon District No, 3 In hereby tt'i oh-rtloi) dlstilct In MoTinionlh dollned and described an foliowi: min tn thft Railroad traclm of thfl New Jersey IIHU'jri, on depoidt of twon- on License No. 0-T, for nretninei ilt- following nine (0) cmiritfls it ml lilntunci'.' i rnntvrly dinctlnn nlorif thn ccn- en male Parkway; on the south by >utnil Hallroad of N. J. wltliln tlio ty-llve (V^VOO) ror each set, thll latml at lull We>t Iterten Plice, Ilel (7) NorlhWBilerly — 16ft feet moro nr nircy nn Mcmbrrii nt Iho Mnmmxith •r ll:i" df Itlvor Komi to Itn IntcrRCC- yenmore Avenue; and on tti* east by All qualified votnrs ronldlrm on thn amount to tin reluniled to tlie bidder •anil. N. J. lens to a point; thenco (fll NiuthenM- fiimly JGxcnitlvf) Connnltl'.'fi [or nnoh nn wllh Ilin center HUP of Kim Pluce- fane* Avenue. [Veal Side of Highway Na. U, north orpornlo ilinlti of Iho Borough of Ilin two ninjor liolltlmt imrtl<"i rt Flock noad and C«dar Drive. vnitnnlmrff. pon return or nuch documents In objections, If any, ihould toft miar erly 17fl tert n\nrn or innn to a imlrti. t Ucn'li'ii; HifiiC! (fl) In n southerly Tha polling: place tor th« Slith Kleo- R«,| condition within 30 days after tiienco (8) Norttiwentorly 57 fret mnr« 1i>|iutilli-an nnd DpmnRraticl, far Iho lrci;tU»n nlung tlio cMitrr lino nf .Kim jotioni DistricDlitrtt iInn tha Borouih ot New Thn polling plica for tho Third The imlllnr place being Mno'i C'-Oiy [iilnrillatety In wrltlnK to John Bry- or less to a nninl; thtwen (idi Smith- 'I 'Tin of (."<• v(.,ir 'luce rxtfiiiird; Itinido (f!i In a snuth- ihr«wilmrr <• the ff Election Dlitrlct is Odnr Drlv»| Inn, cor, of Main Street and park :lifl award nf thi* contract. II, Clerk ol Hi. Horoirli of R«d Dink, rly (1)ri«fiH*>n aiong tha rrnler Uni» nt A von tin. DKPAHTMRNT 01' TIIE TnKARIIRV ". J. •westerly 131 (rp| more LIT kits to n MHO ten I)"li-K'itf>n-nt-Ijnr((n nnd ten l ichoolt-320 Hanca Av». School, Cedar Drive. Colts Neck. point; thence cirxntt'Hf)t l.nrgn irr- fo >|n en r «Tirt Ilin ecu tor linn of Kli JB1WM11 0. RJDKD, HARRY CltlNffl HAitvmr MAIIION Plvlnlon of I'urchaso anil Property (Rnl M fflft more w IAII tn a point; thmicA • cliourn by tlin Ito|>nl)liiifin Parly to extended ii tliq center Uno of Township cisrle CIIARMOH ff. DUI.L1VAN, lllirclnr CTork. Koroiifh Clirk Way 17. 2U *37.M C1IIUS VNLUAMl <12) Northwestflrly WB" foet more or r-proflc-nt anld llPiiuhllcnu Party at tha May 21, 2T, 1068 1110.40 May 21, 27. ltMW 178.00 Jay W. 27. 1W5 m.2i IT, 21 JR-THE DAILY REGISTER. Friday. M«y 24, \%H Knit I, 2, 31 100 Century Gubbers Television Program Listings At the Modes RED BANK •AT. — Tours Kin.4 Ours 1:10; Dine at Shadowbrook 4:10; «:10; 8:15; 10.JO. O. I _ WCBS-TV Cl. 4 WNBCTV C I. S :___ WNEWTV (*. 7 — WABC-TV CARLTON- SHREWSBURY - Christian The first is modular schedul- FRI., BAT. * SUN. - Dr. ZhlvlIO Ch. J WOR TV OL II W PK-TV Ch. 11 _..- WNDT-TV 5:00: 8:00. DRIVE-IN Brothers Academy's Century ing, similar to the program Cirloom »:23; Private N*\7 ot («. O'F«rrell 9:00; 11:30; The Way Went :iub raised $24,000 for CBA,at Rumson-Fair Haven Region- 11:11 EATONTOWN FltlOAY 10:45. 4—Weother—Field—Color Lincroft, in the past year. al, wherein class periods are AFTEPNOON Si—Films From F">~ce COMMUNITY— BAT. * BUN. — Private NtvT ot 1i:15 _ »:» Nevada Smith 2:00; 7:30; Carpet- Sil. O'Firrell 1:30; 1J:00; The W>y In appreciation, 100 of" its varied to meet students' needs. i_News—Jim Hortr—Color *:m IJ—Friendly Glon hlldren t'ajEgpra 4:10; 9:40. West 10:50. S—Les Crone—Vorlety-Color *-Stcret Storm—Color >:» SAT. * SUN. — Nevada Smith 1:13; members were feted at a fifth "Shadowing" was described 7—Local News—Beulel-Color *—Motcti Game—Color 1—Make Room For Daddy .Va.*i: 10:40; Carpetbaggers 3:25; 8:10. annual dinner in Rod's Shad- as the principal's following 7—Doting Game—Color II—Three Stooges-Color 11:15 North of Red Bank »—Fllm-Kori Tiki—Documentary 4—Sports—Kyle Rote—Color DRIVE-IN- D^MIiHroserv-Clllldren FRI., SAT * SU.V — Weekend owbrook, Wednesday, as guests each student through a typical Jl-Klmbo-Cortoon—Color ^^Perspective—Documentary 11:10 Jl-Armmd The Clock—Police ,3—Him—Ten Wanted Mer>— Italian Style P:4i; 12:30; Sins of MIDDLETOWN of the school school day. 47_Fllm-te Odlo V fe Qulero— ' Taula ScJmllx 10:40. 4:iJ Mary Esqulvel-1 hr., !5 mln. Rondotph Scot!—1 hr., 35 mln—Color TOWN- Membership in the club is 4-Niws—Kolbtr—Color EVENIN* 4—Johnny Corson—Variety-Color Religion classes were » FREEHOLD Youra Mine »nrl Ours 7:20; »:23. 1—Jftty fllthap— Variety-Color BAT. A BUI', — Yours Mine k Olira restricted to those who donate 11:45 changed to meet "real life" «-Fllm—AnOy Hardy Gets Spring Fever ;—Newt—Jim Jensen-Color • FREEHOLD MALL- J:0O; «:0J; 8:00; 8:05; 10:03 47— News—Arturo Rodrlauez $100 or more a year to CBA. —Uwlj Stone—90 mln. 1—News—Lew Wood—Color 11:15 r>r. ZMvago 8:00. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS requirements, and television 5—Morlne Boy—Cartoon—Color S—Fllfllilorui-Color Edmund Sullivan of Rumson 5—Joe Pyne—Color SAT. * SUN. — Br. Zhlvejo 1:00: and movies were among the 7—Film—ll'l Abner— 9—Addams Family—Comedy 4:45; 8:30. ATUNTIC- and Rudolfo Correa of Little 11—Superman—Adventure 11:45 Peter Palmer—2 hrs.—Color 11—Burns ond Allen—Comedy FRI. A SAT. — In Cold Blood 7:W avenues employed to effect it. 11—Speed Racer—Color 11—WhaTi New-Children FARMINGDALE S:10. Silver are the club's chairmen. 11-whoi To The World 31—Stolen Islond Today 1:N 4— News—Jim Coins—Color SUN. — Kiddle Bhow: 2:00; In Cold Eugene McCabe of Rumson, !:» HORE DRIVE-IN- Brother Stephen McCabe, I JO 7-Fllm-Women ond wor- Blood «;20; T:00; 8:10. 5-Poul Wlnctiell—Color FIU. A SAT. — Where Angels Go S-McHa'lc'i Novy,-Comedy Bernord Bier—1 hr., 55 mln: 'BA director, was the princi- vice president of Irving Trust ll-Utile Rmcoli—Color 7—News—John Schubeclc—Color Trouble Follows B;20; 1:15; El Dora- KAZLE1 t-Newi and Weather do ll:O0. pal speaker. He described the Company who was educated at •-Sieve Anen-yorlety-Color l:0J PLAZA- 11—Munsters^-Cenwdy SUN. - Where Angels Go. Trouble j_Newj-Color Follows 6:IO,i 12:15; £1 Dorado 10:30. Carmen. Babjr 7:25; B:!5. three major changes in teach- the Christian Brothers' Man- l)-lngles Poro Todoi "' '!•' SAT. — Kiddie Show: FanUstlc Fly- ing methods instituted the past hattan Prep and Manhattan 51—Film Short 5—Film—Torget Zero— ASBURY PARK Ing Foola 2:00; Carmen Baby 6-00- l« Richard Conte—1 hr,, 50 mln. 8:00; 10:00. year. I College, was toastmaster. 31—News—Paul Monocher SUN. — Kiddie Show: Fantaatlc Fly- *:5! " ,YRIC- Ing Fool* 2:00; Carmen Baby 6:25; 4-F.llm-Tolk ol the Town- The Oiiduale 2:00: 7:30: 5:30. ALPINE 7—Weolher—Anlolne— Color Cory- Gront—&-hrs, ~ 7:25; 9:25. j7—ijr.orts—Famto Miranda j , SAT. ft 8UN. — The Graduate 2:00; — - J:U -•-• 3:50; 5:40; 7:50: 10:00. " ROUTE 35 DRIVE IN- S-News FRt, SAT. A SUN. — MoonllthtlnE WALTER READE THEATRES * MAYFAIR- Wives »:30; 11:45; Nakel Prey 10:20. i—News—Hunlley, BnnHey-Color J_Fllm-A Cry In the Night— Yours Mine, and Ours 2:10: 7;20: KEYPORT S—! Love Lucyr-Comedy Edmond O'Brien—1 br.v JJ mln. 9:S5. NOW AT REGULAR PRICES MANOR !—News—Bob YounJ-Color 4:11 SAT. 4 SUN. — Youre Mine * Ours 11—F Troop —Comedy CARLTON — 2:00; 3:55; »:55; «:00; 10:00, DAILY AT 11—Hew JerKy-SpeoVv^Report J-Fllm-Red SHOW- STRAND- 31—Return To Nursing RED BANK SATURDAY IT. JAMES-^•• •". 2:00 P.M. AND 8:00 P.M. 47—Polllo Vego—Music Cameiot 8:30. AFTERNOON SAT. * SUN. — C&melot 3:30; 1:30. I—Wild Wild West-Color EAST BRUNSWICK —J—People's -Choice—Comedy 4-NBC ;NewiSpeclol-C6l6r NEPTUNE CITY TURNPIKE- I WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS II 7-Rlflemon-Western 5—Truth or Coniequences—Gomfc OUTDOOR — FBI., BAT. ft SUN. — 31—It's Fun To Read—Discussion The more tops the merrier NEPTUNE CITY- Yours Mine * own 8:35; 12:20; No- —Color 4:» 7^011 To See The Wlrard-Color your Summer! Knit of mohair MoonllrhUnsT Wives 7:00: 10:15; Bal- bodj'i Perfect 10:30. 1 MO ' J-Horse Roee-Belmont-Celor lad ol Josle 8:3(1. 11—Potty Duke—Comedy INDOOR - Yours Mine ft Ours 7:30- HWY 36 HIGHLANDS 7—Cor ond Track—Color or 2 strands Shetland blend. SAT. — Those Fantastic Flyiof TooU 11:15; Nobody'a Perfect 9:30. ACARIDFONnPRODUCllON 1^-Real Revolution—Talk ll-5» Men-Western 2:00; Ballad or Josle CIS; 8:30; 31—Brooklyn College Need 1, 2, 3 new shells in a Moonllghtlns Wives 7:00; 10:15. SAT. * BUN. — Nobody's Perfect 31—Film From France 2:00; 5:30; 9:30; Yours Mine ft ours 872-1773 41—Spanish Drama—Serial S:M SUN. — Those Fantastic Plying Fools DAVID LEAN'S FILM 1:00 hurry? Knit popcorn-pretty 2:00; Ballad ot Josle 5:00; 8:19; 3:45; 7:3(1; 11:15. J-Fllm-Thi Real Glory- S-Hoiel—Comedy-Color Moonlighting Wives <:1S; 10:00. OF BORIS PASTERMAKS Gary Cooper—90 mln, style with crocheted edging in PERTH AMBOY "THE BEST IN ?—Baseboll-Meti^-Color 4—Film—Jungle Manhunt— white, colors. Pattern 559: MANASQUAN AMBOY'S DRIVE-IN- 11 — Basebal I—Yankees—Color Johnny Welssmueller-M mln. A UN 1J—Wojhlngton: Week In Review- ,LGONQUIN- W:i. ? ,T-. * § - .-,,?*• «:30: J—Cembali—Drama sizes 32-38 included. DOCTOR FOOD & MUSIC" News Analysis 7—Rugby League Cup—London—Color FRl ft SAT. — Private Navy ol MENLO PARK 31—Survey of thi Arts •—Fllm-The Vanquished— Sgt, O'FarreU 2:00; 7:OB; 6:00. 41—Film—To Be Announced Fifty cents in coins for each SUN. — Private Navy ol SiL O'Far- John Payne-W mln.-Color CINEMA- • j pattern — add 15 cents for reU 2:30; 4:43; 7:00; t:00. FBI., SAT. ft SUN. — Yours Mine /Hil'K-O /, 11—Superman—Adventure—Color 1—Gomer Pyle, USMC-Color DANCING 31-Survey of the Arts each pattern for lst-dass mail- BRICKTOWN 4 Oun 3:00; 3:50; 8:80; 7:60; 10:05. IN PANAVISIOWAND METROCOIOR c: 4—Star Trek—Drama—Color 47—Film Feature 5—Merv Griffin—Color , FRIDAY i SATURDAY s:M ing and special handling. Send BRICK PLAZA- WOODBRIDGE 7—Mon In A Sullcose—Color Yours Mine and Ours T:25i 1:30. WOODBRIDGE— 1J— NET • Ployhoute™-* -— » — to-Laura Wheeler, Bed.Bank SAT. 4 BUN. -Yours Mine * Ouri 31—Consultants At Large .ee Grsbont—Interview Toiws Mto» ft ou».S:M| 7:00; B:2O. 47-Unlverslty Forum Register Inc., Needlecraft 2:00; 4:00; IMj 1:00; 10:00. Sat — You*. Mln» ft Oure 2:00; «:00 EVENINO 8:15; T.li; »:«. !—Film—Under Capricorn— Dept,, Box 161, Old Chelsea <:00 LAURELT0N BUN. — Yours Mln«. ft ou« 2:00' Ingrld Beromon—1 hrs.—Color 4:10; 6:30; 8:49. EATON- 31—Sight and Sound—Music •4—It's Acodemlc-Quli-Color, Station, New York, N.Y. 10011. DRIVE-IN- S-Fasf Draw—Gome-Color Print Pattern Number, Name, FPJ., SAT. ft SUNJ — Cartooni 8:1B; COMMUNITY TOWN 4—Hollywood Squores—Color 11—Munsters—Comedy In Cold Blood 8301 12:S0; BiUlon '—Guns of Will Sonnett^Color n-Focui on Bpokj-Dlinisilon Address, Zip, .Dollar Brain 31:03., - 31—Film Short 47-Helen Meyner—Interview FROM •:4I e:30 Send for big, big 1968 Needle- TOMS RIVER 13—To Be Announced S-Newi-Rolph Penza-Color craft Catalog — hundreds of :0MMUNITY- HAROU) S^l'l knit, crochet fashions, embroi- Dr. Zhlviso 2:00; 8:13. STRAN BOBBINS 10:00 > 7-Crisls-Dra"mo-^ci)Torr SAT. & SUN. — Dr. Zhlvajo 2:00; 4—Tomorrow's World—Color dery, quilts, afghans, gifts, 5:25; 8:55. LUSTY j—Judd—Dram o—Color 9—Burke's Law—Mystery 13-Newsfront-Mltchell Krauss 11-Peter Mortln-Varlety-Color toys, Plus 6 free patterns print- OVER- HOVE- 31—In The Law Library • 31—Italian Panorama Yours Mine * Ours 7:10; »:20. 47-Fllm Fioture-color ed inside. SO cents. THE 47—Spanish Drama—Serial HOW PLAYING 10:15 •:« New Book! "16 Jiffy Rugs" HOTTEST 47-Newi-Arturo Hodrlouei 31-News 7:00 DOUBLE LOVILIUT 1DIM — Knit, crochet, weave, sew 1—News—Roger Mudd-Color Conservatory WIHNIMTWO Bill VOCALIST 4-New York Illustrated ôok-rugs-for—all-roomSf-50 II—News—Rex Marshall—Color T CANNIIFILM 31-Your Right To Soy It-Color 5-Trulh or Consequences—Game—Color "centsT" ~ —~ ntTIVALAWAmi EVER 47—News—Corrloan—Color 31—Community Action •',... 10:45 47—Wrestling—WoshlngtoJi,D.C. Book of Prize Afghans. 12 Banquet Fotllltlei 7:30 ' Ends Season 47—Variety Hour—Lanza—Color J^-Jackli GlBown-Varlity-Color complete patterns. 50 cents. OR ACCIDENT 30-300 1I:M 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4-Snlnt-Mystery-Color Museum Quilt _Book 2—pat- 4=News=Jlnr Hortr=-Color -5=Hoiel—Comedy—Color — 7-Newt-BIII Beuldl—Color 7— Dotlnn Gom»-Color ternslor 12 quiltsT. KT cents OnSunday SERVING TO 1:30 A.M. 9-Fllm-The Love Makers— 9-Sports-Color Bargain! 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Records In Laughter! 11—Potty Duke—Comedy The-performance, to which 31—Film Feature • also • the public is invited and ad- LUCILLE BALL HENBY FONDA The Down Sea Lounge 3—My Three Sons—CDmedy—Color v.vt mission is free, will be at^:30 4—Get Smart—Comedy-Color !-Gentle Ben-Adventure—Color COLUMBIA PICTURES Pierts S-Aoody Woodbury-Vorlety-rColor 4-Walt Disney's World-Color p.m. in the Old Mill, Tintoh . OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT, N. J. 7-Lawrence Welk-Muslc-Color 1—Burke's Low—Mystery 11-Perfect Match-Color 31—Focus On Books-lnlervlew 'alls. ' JACKIEMMON 31—Casper Cllron—Interview 1:00 Mrs. Joan Harvey of Little HAUARTnUWUlSFRODUCnON 47—La Trlbuna Hlspana 2—Ed Sulllvan-Vorlety-Color - presents »:00 J—FBI-Droma-Color Silver, a teacher of creative J—Hogon's Heroes—Coniedy—Color 11—Possword—Gome—Color 4-Fllm-The List of Adrian Messenger dance at the' conservatory, 31—Brooklyn College ASBURY —George C. Scott—! hrs. will present the. lecture-demon- Jl—Perry Mason—Mysteryi ...- _. 1:30 ST. 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Ex.._J EL DORADO" i -Ftlnper—Adventure—Cnldr .11—London Line—Color at 2:00 P.M. at 41—Sports—Flllppo Crlsolulll FRIDAY • SATURDAY • AND SUNDAY NIGHTS f.li MOONLIGHTING The PLAZA, Haxlet HWY. 35 T" EATONTOWN 31-News 47—Italian Mlnlnlures—Music WIVES' and NEPTUNE CITY ^SlEUA JfcSALIND fOnpoiile Fort Monmnulh) e:!S w 7:00 STEVENS " RUSSELL 1 l.oisle -Advenlure—Color "THOSE FANTASTIC <- Wild Klnorlom -Nature -Color VHEHEANGEISGO ' Vraynoe -Advojllure—Color FLYING FOOLS" 11—13 OTlnck Hloli-Dramo 1S Advertise in The Register31-1110 I'll lure-Army-Color I* color 41~\-\\n\ -Iloyucnn— [ASTMAN COLO* Noe Murollcinio-3 hrs. Exhibition THE DAILY fl;;OJS7T.fi, Frvlay, May 21, J968-29 11 Load. 37N.E. feast. 12 Surplus. 38 Father: Of Diller PUZZLE 13 Parties. Fr. By Gladys E. Stone 18 Gives 40 Lake. ". At Gallery ACROSS 47 Floating forth. 41 Pole. 1 Otherwise. thread. 23 Persia. 433 Gaudy. NEW YORK - An exhibition 5 Doctrine. 50 Spouse. 24 Gets a tan. 44 Cotton-.. of the drawings of the late 30 Kind of 51 Print 25 Thread- 46 Potter's Burgoyne Diller of Atlantic machine. measures bare. wheel. Highlands, N.J., is currently 14 Play baby. 54 Currcd. 47 One of a at the Goldowsky Gallery, 1078 20 Secondary. 15 Iowa town. 55 Current pack. Madison Ave. 27 Dancer 16 Surface school Castle. 48 Molding. The show, which consists of road. headache. 49 Legume. small studies in pencil and 28 Memos. 17 World-wide 58 Raise. 50 Glove. colored crayon on paper, i; 29 Kiver 19 Thought. system. 51 Dp-sign with part of the gallery's presenta- 20 Not. Scot. tion of a great number o 30 Prongs. acid. sketches the artist executed be- 22 Boats. 60 Recorded 31 Eaten away. 52 Atom. fore his death in 1965. A few 24 Father. proceed- 32 Oppose. 53 Peer. of his large oils are included 25 Weary. ings. 34 Founda- 56 — Tin Tin. by way of comparison. 26 Tiny. 61 Contradict. tion. 57 Consume. 29 Coffee 62 Go in. In the current issue (May) break. 633 At that Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle SIDEWALK CRITICS — The ninth annual outdoor art show staged on Main St. in of Art News a substantial re- 33 Fetters. time. HIGHLAND FLING — They're going to Scotland this view of Mr. Diller's work is front of the Hall of Records by the Freehold Art Society draws attontivo viowori 34 Child; Scot. DOWN summer, but tonight they'll givs "A Highland Fling" at yesterday at the opening. The show is continuing today, weather permitting. given. "Diller makes one think 35 Raw 1 Paradise. of the new view of the paleo- their church. Young people of the First Presbyterian ..:..-> (Register Staff Photo)! mineral. ' 2 Bewildered. lithic artist making a kind ol 36Meshes, 3 Smear, Church of Rod Bank who are members of the N. J. dele- temple with each animal oc- 37 Throws. 4 Tree. gation o-f Operation Friendship wiil put on a fund-rais- cupying a place in a schenn 338 Support. 5 Period of ing variety show tonight at 8 o'clock in Westminster as yet slightly understood. He 39 Unit. office. Hall on Tower Hill. They are scheduled to meet in Maker's Painting Called Best made a scheme for a kind of 40 Name. 6 Banish. temple art. Seeing so much of 41 Rigid. 7 Refined. Scotland in August. Rehearsing aieJyks.Jflhn Antliff. his work at one time supports 42 Hold 8 Period. Littl» Silver, left^ director, and M\t% Lynn Wejt, Ocean- this conviction," the reviewer back. 9 Score port, a student at the Leah Mauer School of Dance, In Freehold Art Society Show states. 4 Bit. keepers. Red Bank. » The show will be displayed FREEHOLD - Despite the tion. She Is a June candidate dale, received first award in 45 Goals. 10 Musical at the Los Angeles County Mu- threatening rain yesterday, the for a master of fine arts de- amateur oil category for 46 Delayed. instrument. seum in October and after- Freehold Art Society braved gree at the university. "Vase of Red Poppies;" Jo ward at other museums. t the threatening skies and Clem Balestena, Cream Curatola, New Shrewsbury, 2 > « 10 11 1J. 11 Diller is recognized as an Croydon Hall Offers staged its ninth annual out- Ridge, received third award second for "Fruit;" Nora American pioneer in Neo-Plas- 14 lfl door show, traditionally on the for a portrait in oil, "Young Glantzman, Adelphia, third for ticistn and is internationally grounds of the- Hall of Rec- Man," and honorable mention "Still Life With Dogwood" and known as a master modernist it 'See How They Run' went to Jene Shapiro, En- honorable mentions to Judy w ords, Main St. first to work in pure, horizontal glishtown, for "Descent From Landin, Freehold, for "Land- LEONARDO - Croydon Hall bishop who is appalled at all of The show is continuing to- vertical relationships. He is io Dungeon." scape" and Barbara Coupe, Academy's Dramatics Club, these extraordinary adventures. day, weather permitting, to 7 represented in major museums under the direction of William First award for watercolor Colts Neck, for "Fall Flow- Mr. Corio is director of p.m. when awards will be pre- here and abroad. Corio, will present an adapta- in the amateur category went ers." the "Wagon Wheel Playhouse" ' sented by Leonard Gibson, 26 JJ. 32 tion of Philip King's farce to Edwina Brown of Colts Between 1935 .and 1840 Diller productions in Middletown. He president of the Board of Edu- Junior art awards went to "See HowThey Run" tomor- Neck, for "Voice of the Tur- was head of the Mural Divi- S3 is also a teacher at the John cation. Mrs. Gibson is chair- Dawn Fontana, age 8; Alan row at the auditorium at 8:30 tle." Bruce Fallender, Neptune, Jones, grade 5; Leigh Flem- sion of the Federal Art Proj- P. Stevens High School in Edi- man of the two-day event. ect in New York City and in IB p.m, son. The judges, Agnes Egan, was awarded second place for ing, grade 7, John Ayres, age "Merry Mums;" Elaine Fon- 1940-41 was assistant technical Ma Presented in three acts, "See Featured in the lead role as . Rumson, and Dale Wooley, 16, Alice Jean Schauer and 38 tana, Freehold, (president of Charles Nowack Jr. director of the WPA New York How They Run" was first pre- Sgt. Powers is Croydon Hall Manasquan, chose Haymond City art project. During that the Freehold Art Society), third The Freehold Art Society (3 sented to American audiences freshman Wayno Rubin. Also Maher!s_ realistic street scene y time he allocated work to art- for "First Snow - and will stage its next outdoor art by Actors' Theatre of Plain- appearing in the cast are se- in oil "Another Generation ists who since have become honorable mention to Lillian show July 2 and 3 in conjunc- field, May 11, 1949. niors James McCollura, Andrew Passes" as best in show. The celebrities, among these Stu- Gibson (wife of the president tion with the celebration of Layer and William Quigley, Freehold artist will receive art Davis, Gorky and Leger. 17 II 63 The setting is an English of the Board of Education) for the 275th anniversary of Free- junior Mark Paxton and sopho- the award from the Central Diller taught at Brooklyn Col- vicarage from which gallop in more David Bellezza. "Campfire." hold Township at the Freehold it and out an American actor and Jersey Bank and Trust Com- lege for 20 years. Admission is free, and the Jackie Chesley, Farming- Mall Shopping Center, Rt. 9. actress (he is now stationed pany, co-sponsors of the event, 58 public may attend. flrstraward ~in~the-profes- with the American Air Force in England); a maid who has sional category went to an- 10~Dfivers si seen too many American mov- other Freehold artist, Wini ies, an old maid "who touches Smart, for a watercolor Concert Tomorrow alcohol for the first time in ^"Flight." Second award went Penalized her life," four men in clergy to Janet Schippert, Spring By Shrewsbury Chorale suits, one of whom is an es- Lake Heights, for an. oil "Cor- By Kennelly A TAG 'Happening' caped convict, and a sedate ner in Gloucester." RUMSON - The Shrews- Paul Grammer, associate con- This marks the first time bury Chorale will present its ductor. RED BANK - William N. the Catholic University grad- annual spring concert tomor- The major work to be per- Hinton, 11 Holly Lane, Fair Scheduled for Sunday uate has stepped from her row in the RMmson-Fair Ha- formed will* be "Carmina Haven, last night was fined a SPECIAL! FREEHOLD — "A TAG amateur standing into the proven Regional High School audi- Burana" by Carl Orff, a con- total of $95 and had his license the direction of Joseph Reilly, EVERY DAY category of exhibi- torium under the direction of temporary German composer. Happening" will culminate the will exhibit the paintings of suspended for 3!) days for motor Dolores Zale, Elsa- Vicens, 1 Ib. LOBSTER *>95 Although scored for full or- events of this weekend, desig- vehicle charges made against Roberta McClusky, Gerie Stout, DINNER L chestra, chorus and soloists, nated "Theater Arts Guild Ruth DiMuzio and Frances HEAR THE EXCITING . . . the Chorale will perform ,& him as he rode a motorcycle Membership Weekend" at a I Campione. version approved by the com- here April 15. board meeting of the guild. ART SERVILLA «.h poser for two pianos and six Municipal Court Judge Fran- Refreshments will be served percussion players. Mrs. Ray- Plans were completed at the all three days and brochures & NITES A WEEK • FROM 9:00 P.M. cis X. Kennelly fined him $55 mond F. Johnson Jr. of Fair home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph distributed describing the ac- CLOSED MONDAYS and imposed the suspension for Haven and Mrs. William driving without a license. The Teller, Freehold, for a drama tivities of TAG, together with PICK YOUR OWN Figarl Jr. of Belmar will play balance of the fines was for presentation in The Old Mill, membership applications and LIVE LOBSTER — the two-piano accompaniment. driving without a registration, Tinton Falls, Friday at 8:30 applications to various work- from our LOBSTER Tank driving without a visor and an p.m.; the art exhibition in the shops. The soprano soloist is Miss Community Room of Koos Georgene Byrne of Eatontown. inoperative brake light. The "TAG Happening" Sun- DORIS 'N ED'S Ronald Lesser was fined $85 Brothers, Rt. 9, Freehold, Sat- day night will be preceded by U Short Drlvt Highlands Miss Byrne has been singing urday between 1 and 5 p.m., milRESTAURANlT & COCKTAIfou&tL LOUNGE — $55 for driving without a li- elections to fill vacancies on 872.1 SiS Entire block on Aibuiy Avt. lead roles in operettes and and the Membership Meeting, cense and $30 for driving with the board, and a business meet- WI ALWAYS HAVE STEAMERS near Otton, Atbury Pork, N. J. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN oratorios with the Monmouth "A TAG Happening," in the improper license plates — and ing. The surprise program is OPEN EVERY DAY I Special package dtol§ flvallobl*. 747*1016 • Feed Served Till Midnight Civic Chorus 12 years, last ap- meeting room above Charney's, pearing in Beethovan's Ninth Warren P. Stryker of Mon- being planned by Fred Orn- FOR YOUR DESSERT BON'T Optn all year-Til. 775-1000 3 West Main St. PASS UP OUR "KEY LIMB PIE" MEMHR OF AMERICAN EXPRESS Symphony. mouth Ave., Navesink, was stein, who Invites members, The drama will demonstrate potential members and "just Robert Spencer of New fined $55 for driving without a the efforts of the workshop, curious" guests to come Shrewsbury, assistant conduc- license and $10 for failure to exhibit a registration. under the direction of Mrs. dressed comfortably and "wear tor of the Chorale, will stag your beads and flowers." the new PIN-UP LOUNGE the tenor solo. Mr. Spencer, Judge Kennelly Imposed a $30 Lenf Pentaleri. Harry Alister Sing-A«Long director of choral music at reckless driving fine on Gerald will be the narrator, and scenes from the following plays will be with tht Lovely Singer and Guitarist . . . tiith the largest bar Red Bank High School, is a T. Rudden, 11 Arthur Place, graduate of Muskingum Col- and a $55 fine on James R. presented: "Rose Tatoo," with PEGGY CLARK — 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. SATS. in the Sliore Area lege, Ohio, and holds a mas- Blaney of Neptune, for leaving Trudy and Joseph Pesciotta; ter's degree from Indiana Uni- the scene of an accident. "Othello," with Dolores Zale EXCITING Luncheon and Dinners Daily versity, and Lou Zachary; "Glass ITALIAN CUISINE—KITCHEN OPEN 'TIL 1 A.M. ENTERTAINMENT William E. Deppisch, 32 Menagerie," with Doris Licht DINING The baritone solo will be Karyn Ter., Middletown, was EVERY WED., FRI. & SAT. and Pat Mount; "Nine Girls," EXPERIENCE performed by Guy Rothfuss of fined $15 for making an illegal with Ann Hashey and Gail ELM COCKTAIL LOUNGE Philadelphia. Mr. Rothfuss re- left turn and $10 for driving Wain; "Elizabeth the Queen," RT. 35 EATONTOWN ceived his BA from Lycoming without a learner's permit. this weekend with Gerie Stout and George ADJACENT ELM LANES — AMPLE FRH PARKING College in Pennsylvania In Thomas J. Kennedy, 69 Locust Edwards; and "Save Me a "THUNDERATIONS" 1964. He also recently gradu- Point Road, Locust, was fined Place at Forest Lawn," with ated from the Curtis Institute for allowing an unlicensed Deborah. Laird and Erma of Music. driver to operate his car. Roscoe. Tickets for the concert may Fined for careless driving TAG'S Art Workshop, under 50 the new PIN-UP LOUNGE be obtained from chorale mem- were Rosa L. Jones, 253 Hol- Opening Tuesday, May 28 land Road, Holmdel, $20; Greg- 3 up bers or at the door. Children1! Portlom Avallobli 103 Bay Ave. 872-1149 Highlands ory A. Lynch, 45 Swan Ave., Plyters Have Son Locust, $30; and Albert E. NOW APPEARING EVERY FRANKIE RENDELL Check the "Situation Wanted" Wise, 32 Andover St., Middle- SYRACUSE, N. Y. - Mr. Wed. and Thun. Evinina and Mrs. Eugene Plyter of column of the Classified Ads to-town, $30. Mr. Wise was fined another $25 for leaving ths Brewerton, are parents of a SAL BERTOLO lay! scene of an accident. son, Robert Eugene, born May AT THE PIANO 19 here in Crouse Irvington FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITE I Hospital. Mrs. Plyter is the SAL BERTOLO TRIO former Ann Caren, daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Caren, 118 Bel- i shaw Ave., Shrewsbury Town- BOUSE ship, N. J., and the late Her- Fine Food and a Wednesday Only Dellghrful Armospher* man Caren. The couple also Wharf Ave. 741-1500 Red Bonk have a daughter, Beth, 2. PRIME RIBS Take her AND to SATURDAY CHAMPAGNE "THE CUSTOM l CONSOLIDATION" scene CLARE Playing in the veto Barlcentinn Room formarly all you con M AND "THE TEABURYS" 95 DANCE CLUB FOR TEENAGERS COBY'S At JACK BAKER'S enjoy •.. 4 Restaurant of Distinction TREASURE HUNT LUNCHEON DINNER coming soon It'll take a few minutes longer to get '* here but you'll enjoy your dinner so $HANTV PUS at much more. Delightful ntmosphere, the OAKS superb food, gracious service. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 8:00 to 11:30—Admlulon SI .25 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Menibtrihlp Application rormi Available at tin Club * Pick-Up Our Special Bui Schedule Highway 34 — Madison Township and Dlicount Rid* Book at ttit Club! Channel Drive DIRECTIONS: Take Route 34 north to Junction of Rt. B Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. Telephone: 899-6700 264-4600 CLOSED MONDAYS 721-#98 2 Injured Slightly fa., MiddiVtown Oath Driver Charged Man h Arraigned 30-THE DAILY REGISTER, FruUjr, W*j Uf 1968 iDDDUETOWN - Two tteo- ward Huiton of 1M JUnce Ave., FAIR HAVEN - Police Chief RED BANK - Isadora Hoi- SWIMMING POOL TIME •gen yesterday suffered minor Kew Shrewsbury, at 3;49 p.m.Carl Jacubeey charged Morton lis, no address, list night was Injuries «fter a two-car colli- Police issued a summons (or Seligman, Post Road, Rumson, arraigned before Judge Fran- IN-GROUND and ABOVE sion on Navesink River Road careless driving to Mr. Traut- with careless driving after his cis X. Kennelly on charge of here, police said car hit a parked vehicle on breaking, entry and larceny. A Municipal Court hearing ..was FREE RABIES CLINIC KITS • CHEMICALS i* SUPPLIES Robert Itautvetter, 17, of WINS RECOGNITION River Road last night. set for next Tuesday. INSTALLATION * SERVICE Palmer Court, the driver of one Timothy Kimball Heatley. son The chief reported Mr. Selig- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP FREE ESTIMATES car, was treated for injuries at jO f Dr. and Mrs. William Heat man was traveling west on Police Chief George H, Clay- Biverview Hospital, Red Bank, ley, 391 Point Road, Little Sil- River Road near Lincoln Ave. ton said the man was arrested ADD-ON POOLS INC. and released. His passenger, ver; has won academic recogni- when he said on oncoming car yesterday after Warren Booth BOARD OF HEALTH Heather D. Lyon, 18, of Wood- tion at Rollins College, Winter forced him to the right. Hisof 191 Leighton Ave. here 1400 HWY. 35 #71 AQAO 11 land Dr., Lincroft, also was Park, Fla., where he is a junior ear collided with a car owned signed a complaint charging Saturday from 11 to 12 Noon MIDDLETOWN Oil UOVO treated at the hospital and re- majoring in economics, He was by Henry L. Burgess, 85 Maple him with taking tools and fix- leased. i named tn the dean's list, whldi Ave., I he chief said.There were tures from the Booth Home. Their car was in collision I consists of students who earned no injuries, the chief said, but Patrolman William Story was AT TOWNSHIP HALL -witfe-a-vehUs]e_druren_ty_Ed;J.a.-least-a B-plus average. both cars were damaged.... Jhe. arresting. officer...... , Advertise in The Register

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Petite, Medium or 2 pr. 3,00 $40 Queen size 20.00 Twin Six* Large Sizes. 1.41 ftlr MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE EDITION Three Held B52s Hurl Saturation In Slaying Pompidou Summons Meeting; Bombings on Red Units Of Woman ASBURY PARK - Three SAIGON (AP) - Waves of While the pressure mounted might try to grab a large DeGaulle Speech Is Scheduled youths are in the Juvenile De- America's biggest bombers in the central highlands, U.S. chunk of South Vietnam's cen- PARIS (AP) — Premier "armed extremists" hoped to scheduled demonstrations at tention Center, " Freehold, tions of farmers called dem- kept up one of the most con- Marines just below the demil- tral plateau to put more teeth Georges Pompidou summoned use the demonstrations today four points in northeastern onstrations to show solidarity centrated saturation attacks of itarized zone reported 203 North into its demands at the Paris charged with murder and rob- labor and business leaders to to set off violence which would Paris. The Communist-domi- with the workers and students the war today against North Vietnamese killed in a savage peace talks. bery, according to Deputy Po- meet with him tomorrow to not be controlled. nated General Confederation —and to demand that the gov- Vietnamese troops reported two-day battle. The Leather- The first North Vietnamese lice Chief Thomas Flanagan. seek a solution to the crush- The National Students Union of Workers announced two ernment prolect them in com- crossing from Laos into the necks said 23 of their men were divisions ever identified in ing strike wave paralyzing marches across the southern He said they accosted Mrs. ing price negotiations with tho center of South Vietnam. The killed and 86 wounded in the South Vietnam tried to cut the most of France's economic half of the city. Dorothea Stohp, 81, of 311 Se- ether Common Market coun- intensified air campaign was action Wednesday and yester- country in half in 19G5 but life. Money Taken In the provinces, organiza- tries. aimed at slopping any major day two miles northeast of Con wall Ave, fit 10:31) p.m. last. American troops drove lliem More and greater turmoil enemy thrust across the coun- Thien. back during a fall of bloody Friday, as she was walking on In Red Bank threatened, meanwhile, as try. Bombings Increased fighting. Heck St. After attempting to RED BANK-The Red Bank take her purse, the boys beat workers, students and farm- In 10 missions yesterday and Bombing of the central high- Sharp ground fighting was ers called a new round of Radiator Works at 123 West lands was stepped up after also reported near Saigon. Mrs. Stohp on the head and today, at least 30 Air Force demonstrations today a few Front Street was broken into B52 bombers rained nearly 1,- North Vietnamese troops were South Vietnamese infantrymen fled, (he deputy chief said. hours before President Charles with $22 in cash and $274 in 000 tons of explosives along reported crossing over the Lao- said they killed 19 enemy sol- Witnesses called police, and de Gaulle's address to the na- checks taken from the cash enemy areas near the junction tian frontier in force. U.S. in- diers in a two-hour battle 12 from their identification, Irv- tion. register. of the borders of South Viet- telligence officers in the field miles south of the capital. One ing Young, 16, 5 Olive St., The larceny was reported to nam, Laos and Cambodia. said the Communist command Vietnamese soldier was report- Neptune, was immediately ap- DeGaulle was expected to police yesterday by owner Jo- ed wounded. About two miles prehended, said Chief Flana- give his analysis of the situ- seph Yencarelli. Police Chief southeast of this clash, another gan. ation and propose broad out- George Clayton said entry was South Vietnamese force report- Mrs. Stohp was taken to Jer- lines for a settlement. The gained when molding and glass Jersey Symphony ed killing 11 of the enemy in sey Shore Medical Cen- government then would try to was removed from both an out- a 20-minute fight and said it ter, Neptune, with lacerations reach an agreement with bus- side and inside door. suffered no casualties. Ten and a fractured skull. She died iness and labor within these (Continued) miles south of Saigon, a Viet- there Wednesday at 11 p.m. guidelines. conditioned facilities, the switchboards at $575 a week namese military headquarters The Communist-led General Boy Hit by Car County Medical Examiner authority authorized the ex- for an estimated 13 weeks. came under mortar and ground Confederation of Workers, RED BANK - A 7-year-old C. Malcolm B. Gilman said penditure of $48,000 to air con- Guardian Building Services attack from an enemy force France's biggest union, imme- boy was struck by a car yes- death was caused by hemor- dition the stage house area. Inc. of Lincroft got the con of unknown size, the defenders diately accepted Pompidou's terday on Newman Springs rhage, concussion and a frac- Ducts were installed when tracts for keeping the center suffered eight casualties, and invitation to meet but ex- Rd. and checked for injuries tured skull. the center was built, but the dean. four Viet Cong were killed, pressed that "24 hours'are beat Patterson Army Hospital, installation was to be a de- According to the agreement, a spokesman said. Further investigation by po- ing lost." The French Confed- Fort Monmouth. Guardian will do the pre-open- ferred item. Elsewhere, the Viet Cong lice, Chief Flanagan said, re- eration of Democratic Work- Thomas Conroy of 41 Chap- ing washdown and cleanup for continued shelling provincial sulted in the arrest yesterday ers also accepted, but warned in Ave. here was struck by a William Ilalllday Patrick McConnell The air conditioning and a a flat fee of $1,000, and will capitals and airfields. at their homes of the other that the strikes would not stop. car driven by Benjamin P. $5,287 item, to provide electri- charge $2,109 a week to keep For the second straight day, two juveniles. He identified Wilson, RD 1, Eatontown, a cal service to the six concession the amphitheater clean between Students rioted in Paris yes- Viet Cong gunners hit Tra Noc them as Larry G. Carpenter, .4:20 p.m., police said. The booths, are supplements to the June 10 and Aug. 31. terday for the second night in Middletown Detectives contract of the Sovereign Con- airfield near Can Tho, in the 17, of 1306 Summerfield Ave., succession, and authorities child was taken to the hospi- In addition, the Lincroft firm Mekong Delta 80 miles south here, and Richard O. Johnson, tal where he was treated and struction Co., Fort Lee. That agree to supply two porters feared the violence would in- contract now totals $3,057,947. west of Saigon. Two Viet- 17, of 1711 Bangs Ave., Nep- crease. Interior Minister released. No summons was is- and two matrons for the rest tune. Slated for Training The sito preparation con- namese soldiers were wounded. Christian Fouchet warned that sued. looms during evening perfor MIDDLETOWN - Police tion of the addict, identifica- tractor, Middlesex Concrete mances, and to clean the center Chief Joseph M. McCarthy yes- tion of drugs, undercover tech- Products and Excavation Corp., at a rate of $450 a day, as re- niques, treatment of addiction was assign-i four extra jobs, terday announced two de- quested, during the off season. tectives will be sent for addi- and the history of addiction. bringing its total contract to The authority, for $6,727, Integrated American History Course: $1,150,560. tional training to Washington Detective Patrick McConnell purchased an electrical hoist and New York City. will leave Monday for a three- Sprinkling System with which it can reach all Detective Sgt. William Hal- week course in criminal inves- Middlesex was asked to pro- sections of the 50-foot high ceil- liday has been accepted for a tigation at the New York City vide a lawn sprinkling system ing of the center for mainte- Minimum Goal of Concerned Citizens two-week course on narcotics police "academy. The course nance purposes. for $28,500; drains, flag pole CLIFFWOOD - An Inte- cial -consciousness of the re- money is currently budgeted teacher told the meeting that sponsored by the U.S Depart- specializes in vice crimes. bases and employe parking It also approved payment of grated course in American gional school district. for remedial programs efforts have been made to in- ment of Justice, Bureau of Detective Lt. Robert Letts facilities for $3,783; water and of a $30,450 promotional bill for History by the fall: this is the "The teachers will have to Mr. Sweeney said he thought corporate racial concerns* Narcotics and Dangerous and Detectives Halliday sewer connections for $33,030, newspaper advertising and bro- minimum goal of the Concerned teach our children history in teacher - training programs the curriculum. She explain irugs, in Washington. and Walter Monahan have al- and other site work for $18,365. chures, and paid some utility Citizens of Matawan in their ways in which they never should be financed by the that the parts of the report < The course, from June 17-28, ready completed the police Central Jersey Sound Sys- bills already incurred by the campaign to ^improve .Jhe. _ra- learned it," said David Gelieb- school board, rather than take lhe_Natioiial^Commission will include studies on recogni- academy-course. tems, Eatontown, was given an center. ter, a member of the Cftizehy fedefalTunJs from the present Civil Disorders have been stud- additional contract for a $3,685 To the West Keansburg Water steering committee. programs. Intercom hookup in the stage Co. the authority paid $5,544, ied by classes. There have area and dressing room. representing service since Feb- Concerts Leonard Golden, Matawan No Prejudice Seen been discussions of the causes of riots, of the life and speeches Century Lighting Inc., Clif- ruary, 1967, and to the Jersey Township, another steering Speaking of his fellow staff Matawan Regional (Continued)' of Martin Luther King, of ton, was given a supplemental Central Power and Light Co. committe member, chaired last members, Mr. Sweeney told the Premium payments will be civil rights and of housing. contract for $2,923 to increase it paid $5,492, the difference in night's meeting of the Citi- meeting: "They may make tax deductible. Approval of Pupils have received credit in the intensity of the stage lights, cost between overhead and un zens at the Cliffwood School. some mistakes. They may both social studies and English and the authority entered into derground electrical service. the fund for this purpose has About 60 persons attended. make some hasty judgments, Given Sports Grant for themes on Malcolm X, she an agreement with Century for There will be no overhead been secured from the Internal Schools First but I don't think the're preju- Revenue Service. said. CLIFFWOOD - Matawai students fell below national the rental of stage lighting wires on the site. Although they are interested diced." Children from all over the Still 'Not Enough' , Regional School District ha: norms. Tests in various sub- in recreation facilities and jobs Mr. Sweeney was asked if received a federal grant jects reveal that Matawan state will be attending the free for young people, the group has there might be Federal fi- "I hope I,don't sound like performances, 5,000 at a time, a white liberal telling the Ne- $7,500 to plan a program students are average or above, concentrated its initial efforts nancing for redesign of the as compared to national stan- Schools, anti-poverty organiza- gro what to do. But I want carry-over sports. on the schools. They have educational program to provide dards. tions and other community you to know there is a lot Approval of the grant wa County Births asked the Board of Educa- more recognition for Negroes. When tested against the re- groups will be contacted in ef- more going on than you re- announced tonight by Leo tion to provide: Curriculum re- He indicated it might be pos- Sweeney, the district's feden quirements for the President's forts to reach the most ap- alize, although I know It's not n n RIVERVTEW Ash St., Eatontown, son, yes- visions to give greater recog- sible to apply for a grant un- Physical • Fitness certifi .it s, propriate children, Mr. Tonti enough," she said. funds coordinator. The era Red Bank terday. nition to contributions by Ne- der title III of the ESEA, pro- was made under Title III Matawan students did poorly, says. groes, a school-community Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neilson viding it was a truly innovative She reported counting more the Elementary and Secondar; Mr. Sweeney said. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Performers who are sched- committee to consider mutual (nee Barbara Feigenwiner), 24 proposal. He offered to meet than 85 books in the library Education Act. long Branch uled to appear in the eve- concerns, and for the estab- Delaware Ave., Hazlet, son, with the citizens to help them on Negroes and Negro life. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fahey nings for the regular programs lishment of a human relations Carry-over sports are thos yesterday. develop a proposal, but indicat- ' Irving Schwartzbach, Strath- Chain Crash (nee Barrie Thomas), 21 Brook will give children's concerts in committee in the high school. such as swimming, tennis, gol! Mr. and Mrs. George Ludo- ed that he could not circum- more, stressed that greater and boating, which can be con Ter., Fair Haven, son, yester- the daytime. vent the Board of Education, vico (nee Estelle Badame), 79 day. The citizens, in a letter to sensitivity to the feelings of tinued in adult life by persons Hurts Woman Liberty Place, West Keansburg, "If they won't perform in the Board of Education, pro- "That's no problem, how- black people is important to- no longer able to participate KEYPORT—One person was son, yesterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL the daytime, they can't perform posed that an effort he made ever," he assured the group, day. in football, baseball and bas- injured yesterday afternoon in at night," Mr. Tonti said. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bastedo Neptune to find,outside funding to fi- indicating that the board would "The white community must ketball. a three-car chain collision on (nee Josephine Mayer), 10 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Green- "That's the way I feel about nance some of the changes. not be opposed to developing a have its nerve endings opened The funds will be used tc Rt. 35, north of Broadway berg (nee Margaret Mann), 53 it." Leon Sweeney, coordinator proposal. to the fact that what seem to plan a curriculum around the Avenue. Knox Lane, Englishtown, son, of federal funds for the school About a half-dozen district be little tiny things can lead carry-over activities. The plan Police said Mrs. Beatrice Hughes yesterday. district, was on hand last teachers were i i last night's to tremendous problems," he ning program will be undei Costello, 55, of 172 Main St., Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Portal Delay night to explain how the dis- meeting. One high school I said. the direction of Neil O'Donnel Keansburg, was taken by the (Continued) trict is currently spending fed- head of the physical educatioi (nee Jeannette Palma), 21 continued) First Aid Squad to her own ' Hughes said cutting back ur- Greenleaf Drive, Englishtown, eral allocations. department. physician when she com- ban programs he recommend- daughter, yesterday. One woman, who was dis- Mr. Sweeney said that money Money will be used to em plained of neck pains after the ed "could promote civil disor- Mr. and Mrs. John Solly (nee dismissed, said, "I can't be- for in-service training of ploy consultants to help witr accident, which occurred at der ... and would stamp New Helen Hafner), Bt. 35, Neptune, lieve that a policeman would teachers to achieve a more in- The Weather the planning and for clerical 5:27 p.m. Jersey as a state turned back- son, yesterday. not tell the truth." tegrated approach to curricu- and other expenses. When plan- Also involved in the accident ward." Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Amato Charges by Garr lum could only be taken from Rain or drizzle today and to- 15 knots tonight, northeasterly ning is completed the districl were cars driven by Bernard night and mostly sunny but The governor said he was (nee Grace Siciliano), 1443 Rus- The indictment of Russo the district's Title I alloca- ten to 20 knots tomorrow. Rain will seek an operational gran Harebey, 68, of Brooklyn and tion (under the Elementary and cool tomorrow. High today 55- particularly "appalled" by the tic Drive, Oakhurst, son, yes- came out of hearings prompted or drizzle into tonight. Fair Mr. Sweeney explains tha Louis Quick, 44, of Parlin. Secondary Education Act) at 60, low tonight 50s to upper fact the Republicans had re- terday. by charges made by Milton tomorrow. Visibility generally physical education was th< Mr. Harebey was Issued a fused to accept his $25 million Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charles the expense of existing pro- 40s, high tomorrow around 60. one mile or less in precipita- one area in which distric Garr, secretary of the Long grams. Outlook for Sunday, fair and summons for careless driving. housing proposal, (nee Katherine Carr), 34 Kemp Branch City Wide Civic Asso- tion or fog into tonight, five cool. miles or more tomorrow. "If the Republicans didn't Ave., Fair Haven, son, yester- ciation. The district's current allo- day. cation under Title I is $67,000, Cape May to Block Island: bisplays Furniture want to hurt the Department of Mr. Garr had said Police In Monmouth Beach, yester- VACATION IN Mr. Sweeney said, and this Easterly winds 10 to 15 knots day's high was 64 degrees and TRENTON - Charles ( Community Affairs, there could Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mondy Chief Thomas M. Pesano was (nee Hazel Smith), 42 Institute may be cut next year. The today, east to northeast 10 to the low was 50. It was 58 at Burke, 378 B Crossroads, Mat; be 1,800 housing units under subjected to political interfer- St., Freehold, daughter, yester- 6 p.m. The overnight low was wan, is represented in the fur- construction in Newark this ence In the police department. summer," Hughes said. day. 55. It was 55 at 7 o'clock this niture division of the New Jer- Some 70 witnesses have testi- Local Securities morning. Since 6 p.m. yester- sey Designer Craftsmen exhib; fied during the probe so far, day, there was a .17-inch rain- it which opened Saturday in the and in addition to the Russo Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 fall. Auditorium Galleries of th indictment, two presentments p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- TIDES New Jersey State Museum. The have been handed up urging up, markdown or commission. TODAY - High 7:06 p.m. exhibition of ceramics, fur- PUBLIC AUCTION stricter municipal police train- BANKS and low... p.m. niture, glass, enamels, wood- ing requirements and legisla- Div. Bid Asked TOMORROW - High 7:24 working, textiles, jewelry ant tion to aid the fight against or- Belmar-WaU National ' 4.00 275 SALE a.m. and 7:42 p.m. and low silver, will continue to June 30 ganized crime. Central Jersey Bank (xx) .30 1:30 a.m. and 1:24 p.m. Superior Court Judge Elvin Eatontown National Bank .30 19ft Quality Furniture and Furnishings comprising 1 For Red Bank and Rumson R. Simmill since Monday has Farmers & Merchants .06 5'/, 6 /, bridge, add two hours; Sea UNIQUE entire contents of the 14 room Early American been expected to receive and First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .33 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; House. Grandfathers Clock, Banquet Table, publicly release another pre- First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 60 Loiig Branch, deduct 15 min- 8-DAY sentment of the jury. First Nt'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 36 PLAN IT NOW! Oriental Rugs, French Love Seats, Oil Paint- utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 It is now believed the hold- First State Ocean County (x) 10% 27 30 ings, Needlepoint Chairs. Prime Antiques in minutes. COURSE over cession of tho Grand Jury KRanshurg-Middletown 1.40 74 Thinking about going to Bor- Furniture, China, Bric-a-brac, Porcelains, Crys- will wait until the outcome of Middletown Banking Co. 14ft 15ft muda? Then by all means get a IN free copy of "A Koy to Ber- tals, Etc. Highgrade Porch and Lawn Furniture, Monmouth County National (xx) .20 5% 5»/8 the present case before the Signs Complaint muda." which Messers courts. N. J. National Bank (x) .24 8ft Indictment Ocean County National 1.00 3m6 RED BANK - Police Chief ART This colorful and Informative) SPECIALLY DESIGNED folder contains an excellent B. G. COATS & ASSOCIATES In the indictment handed up Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15 16ft George Clayton said that yes- Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 terday Mrs. Barbara Dolan of TO EXTEND THE map of the Islands, and over- Auctioneers 842-4033 Appraisers by the Grand Jury against flows with helpful hints on Russo, the specific charge of Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus i% 48 • 50 1654 Union Ave., Hazlet, signed EXPERIENCE OF clothing, shopping, customs, have been instructed by false swearing or perjury states (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock a complaint-warrant against duty, transportation, things to SEEING sco and do. that Russo made statements INDUSTRIAL John Kemp of 43 Belshaw Ave., Castle Brook Farm — Frank Guinina Shrewsbury Township, charg- Variety of media before three policemen. 3 We'll gladly tend you one of Aerological Research 14% 15 /J ing false representation. She JUNE 24-JULY 3 these useful folders—or, If you to be sold by Auction at Those who testified Russo Brockway • -j 33ft 35 claimed to control the mayor charged that Mr. Kemp collect- Limited enrollment profor, stop In, pick one ur and Colts Neck-Freehold Rd. (Hwy. 537) Freehold Buck Engineering 14ft 15ft lot us help you plan your trip. are State Trooper Raymond ed money from her four dif- Corner of Enst Freehold Rd. & Colts Neck-Freehold Rd. Electronic Associates 21VS 21% ferent times in Bed Bank on Meredith Arnold Castellano, Patrolman Serafino 431-0176 Approximately one mile cast of Freehold Electronic Assistance 29ft 29% false pretenses, the chief said. In ortlci to Insure occommodaHonj, Maccioli, and Sgt. Michael Foodarama . " 21ft 22ft we rotjucil ftial yoj make your Irene. reservations as toon as posjiblB. On Thursday, 30lh May, at 10:00 A. M. 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Furnishings of the Bar ll'/s 11% Mr. Wilentz says two defense Spiral Metal 28% 2!)ft • 9 Hole Pitch & Putt Room and Recreation House will be sold upon 144 Broad Street witnesses will be Dr. Herbert U. S. Homos 11 12 Ladles Day Every Tuesday completion of the main building. Red Bank Engel of Long Branch, a hema- United Telecontrol Electronics 35(4 37 Special Rates tologlst and internist, and Max Walter Reade - Sterling VA COFFEE SHOP 775-1566 741-5080 M. Barr, Asbury Park lawyer. Wlnslow Tel. .6*4 VA