Tax Plan Stirs Hot Debate at Highlands SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Sunny and warm today, Ugh in mid 80s except near 80 at THE DAILY chore. Fair tonight, low in upper 60a. Tomorrow fair continued "1 Bed Bank, Freehold ~jT warm, with similar tempera- t Long Branch / FINAL tures. Friday's outlook, fair, warm and more humid. MONMOU1H COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 26 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1967 10c PER COPY ' PAGE ONE Hughes Urges Federal Gun Controls U.S. Riot Bill Debated WASHINGTON (AP) - Demo- tiriot law and so do all the other Hughes said: "I hope that the1 need for a federal law to con-jCapitol Hill. Sen. Strom Thur- cratic Sen. Philip A. Hart of states. backlash from these riots does trol the sale and shipment of mond, R-S..C, said Communists Michigan says only a man "just "If anybody thinks that Detroit not lead the country to make the firearms. were the catalysts in city riot- landed from the moon" could be-jwouldn't have happened if we mistake of turning against the Open Hearings ing. lieve a federal antiriot law would!had had an antiriot bill, he just poverty program, the dem- As the Judiciary Committee Sen. Milton R. Young, R-N.D., have prevented the violence thatl landed from the moon," the sen- onstration cities program, rent opened its antiriot hearings, Pres- said the real motive behind riot- wracked Detroit. ator said. supplements and other things." ident Johnson's .Advisory Com- ing may be "to embarrass us in- His Republican colleague, Sen. "Any impression that this is At the top of his priority list, mission on Civil Disorders met ternationally." Robert P. Griffin, said there isjg°inS to actually stop riots would Hughes said, is a strict federal to hear testimony of four top fed- He said congressional inquir- no evidence such a law wouldibe a misleading impression" gun control law, That mission eral officials. ies undoubtedly will show "that have averted riot in Detroit—but Griffin said. took him to a Senate Judiciary Its chairman, Gov. Otto Kern- at least some of the leaders of these riots are associated with added he would vote for the mea- And Hart said it would be trag- subcommittee yesterday to de- er of Illinois, reported mat FBI and directed by Communists." sure because "it may prove of ic if the antiriot measure divert- clare: "Whatever we have to do, Director J. Edgar Hoover ad- we must do. The country is in some value." ed attention "from the basic vised the panel "there is no in- The Senate moved toward a trouble." telligence on which to base a $150,000 investigation of the riots "I'm not too enthusiastic about business that these; riots again it," said Gov. Richard J. Hughes^01"' up to Congress -action to Hughes said riots and sniping conclusion of conspiracy" in riot- by its permanent investigations ing. - • •' subcommittee. There may be a of New Jersey, a Democrat. *»' wth ^ and Shett° Prob" —some by experts who may have (See DEBATE, Pg. 3, Col. 4) Hughes said he does not know I been trained — underscore the That position was debated on TOPPING OFF — Riverview Towers on Riverside Avo., Rsd Bank, has reached Its whether the measure would have had an impact on disorders that full height. Workmen are shown, through fe|ephoto lens in picture at left, waving the hit Newark and nearby New Jer- flag they planted on the roof to mark the occasion. The luxury apartment building sey communities. reached the legal limit of 12 stories just ahead of its neighbor, Navesinlc House, a The governor and the senators tenior citizens' residence going up two doors north. Riverview Towers is expected to spoke in interviews prior to Sen- Snipers Hit Milwaukee ate Judiciary Committee hear- ba raady for occupancy in early winter of 1968., Its 150 units will be served by a ings opening today on a House- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Police said 57 persons—most of In other overnight iction po- ng into urban guerrilla warfare approved bill which would make marina and feature balconies with views of the Navesink. The roof is under construc- Sniper fire ripped the riot-con- hem white youths who tried to ce put down a rock-throwing, in the United States." tion now, and bricklaying is to begin next week. it a federal crime to cross a state trolling curfew in Milwaukee, irebombing disturbance in the "We have no alternative but to line with intent to incite riot. enter the area of the disturbance (Register Staff Photos by Larry Pernal] Wis., early today while in Provi- redominantly Negro Long Is- use aggressive armed violence in Hart said Michigan has an an- dence^R. I., police engaged rov- —were picked up. Two young land community of Wyandanch, order to own the land, houses, ing bands of young Negroes in Negroes were shot, one serious- M. Y. Police said about 100 teen- and stores inside our communi-, running gunbattles. Sniper Fire Sweep igers were involved. ties, and to control the politics In Milwaukee sporadic sniper of those communities," he said. The violence that struck again Chicago police arrested 17 per- Freehold Councilman !ire swept across a Negro neigh- The statements were reported n those two cities stood out in sons Tuesday night in a South jorhood for about three hours be- by Felix, Greence, a Palo Alto, the general calm that prevailed Side neighborhood where a crowd fore National Guardsmen and alif., writer with British citi- over most of the nation's cities had gathered outside a liquor police were able to control the zenship, in a telephoned dispatch store. The white owner of the In Providence the sniping shooting. to the San Francisco Chronicle. store had earlier been charged prompted the call for 100 state His dispatch also reported that Asks Full Topanemus Use "This is the one thing that with murder in the fatal shoot- police officers and a brief alert Carmiehael said the Black Pow- damn curfew can't stop," hissed ing of a Negro. By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI be remedied either temporarilyjfurther into methods of rehabili- pend on the cost," he added of the National Guard. The sit- one harrassed guardsman as he er guerrillas . "must develop a FREEHOLD — Lake Topane- or permanently, depending on fating the lake by getting cost es- Mr. Kozloski said that he will uation in the predominantly Ne- crouched behind a wall trying to Yesterday Stokely Carmiehael consciousness so that when peo- mus has "great potential" and the cost," said Mr. Kozloski. Cost timates and preparing a detailed check to see what federal grants gro South Providence section locate a hidden sniper. There reportedly told a news confer ple who are struggling get killed, Councilman Walter J. Kozloski is estimates, however, were not dis- study later. are available to do the job. Iwas brought under control aboui reports of serious in- ence in Havana, Cuba* that Black the retaliation will be against attempting to find ways so that cussed yesterday, he said. Weed growth that keeps most of (See LAKE, Pg. 2, Col. 5) '2 a.m. jury. Power advocates "are mov-lthe leaders of the West." it can be used to its fullest ca- Only about 30 yards of the the large lake's area from being pacity. lake's shoreline is now being used used for swimming can be licked, The councilman and A. Bruce for bathing, he said. "This is he continued, by adding chemi Pyle of the state Division of nowhere near what should be cals every spring, by dredging, At Highlands Council Session Fish and Game yesterday con- used," he added. or by draining it. Name of the Bridge ducted a three-hour inspection of "The water is now in good To do the job, he said, a con- the lake to determine ways of shape," he continued, "but now tour picture of the lake's surface eliminating the weed growth. we've got to lick the weed growth should be taken, the water chem- Is Made Positive The borough yesterday also re- problem. istry studied and other tests FREEHOLD — What's the name of the bridge over the made. Tax Map Hot Issue ceived a state Health Depart- The hardest part of this will be Shrewsbury River between Rumson and Sea Bright* ment certificate stating that the to convince the residents that it's Landscaping Advised • "It's the Sea Bright Draw Bridge," said William L. HIGHLANDS — A heated bor- ment of the enUre Highlands tax livid councilman, retorted "no water has been inspected and worthwhile. But it is." The Best way would be to drain Ulrich, clerk of the Board of Freeholders, yesterday as he ough council session th.at- last structure should be included.' — because I firmly believe you found to meet standards set for The councilman said that he the lake and then landscape the read a resolution accepting bids for cleaning and painting the v night erupted frequently into Need Is Stressed are." public swimming areas. will report the state's recommen- surface, he said. bridge. ipurts of shouting and name Mayor Bahrs reasserted his Fight Suggested dations to Council and will delve "The method probably will de- "Conditions at the lake could "That's the Shrewsbury River Bridge," retorted Free- calling failed to resolve the main claim that a new tax map is A lighter note came from Miss holder Director Joseph C. Ifwin. business of the meeting — ap necessary before the borough can Irene O'Crowley, a Portland Rd. "It's bridge S-32," claimed a county engineer; who was proval of a contract to draw up reassess. Councilman Frank attorney, who suggested that sitting in the audience. He gave the county's serial number a new tax map. Hall agreea that the "price is "these two men go outside and Steel, Schissler Form Ticket for it. • i • Mayor John A. Bahrs offered fair, Moller is qualified," and fight it out." "I don't think it has an official name," said Freeholder a resolution to engage Frederick termed Mr. Schenck's estimates Mr. Schenck, who has repeat- Eugene Bedell, county director of bridges, later. He added M. Moller, Atlantic Highlands of additional cost "hypothetical." edly urged that the Realty Ap- that it might have had one at one time. lUrveyor, to complete a new map The ^ other two councilmen praisal Co., West New York, be As Shrewsbury Independents During a recess, Mr. Irwin called the bridge attendant for $8,000. Mr. Moller has com- present, Ellen M. Lynch and engaged to appraise the 108 prop- who reported that a plaque in bronze letters on the bridge pleted a similar new tax map William McGowan demanded a erties in question for $4,150 (re- ent control of council. Mr.Schis-l Mr. Steel is a sales represen- states that it's the "Shrewsbury River Bridge." SHREWSBURY - John P. for Atlantic Highlands. discussion of the possible addi- duced from an original claim of Steel and Paul F. Schissler, who sler was the high vote-getter in tative for the DuPont Corpora- The Freeholders awarded the maintenance contract for Borough Tax Assessor Clifford tional costs. 127 properties) reiterated last won election to Borough Council 1963, winning a full term, and tion and Mr. Schissler is man- $11,809 to A and.M Gregos, Inc., Elberon, who also received Schenck, who had reported night that the county board — as running mates on the Inde- Mr. Steel won a one-year unex- ager of the J.H. Kelly Co., Red a $4,200 one to clean and paint the Shark River Draw Bridge Final decision was reserved earlier this year to the Mon- ("My superiors, you're not," he pendent ticket in 1963, will try pired term. Bank. over. Shark River between Avon-by-the-Sea and Belmar. until next Wednesday, Aug. 9, mouth County Board of Taxation told council) had directed him It again this year. In 1964, Mr. Steel won his first As a councilman this year, Mr. at 8 p.m. that 127 waterfront properties to see if all property was prop- The Shrewsbury Independents full, three-year term. That was Steel chairs the fire, police and Last month, the council and had never been assessed, im- erly assessed. yesterday confirmed tha{ Coun- the year the Independents took Zoning Board of Adjustment. Mr. Schenck agreed to obtain mediately objected to" contracting cilman Steel will seek re-election every seat on the council. He is a native of Kearny, moved state maps of the waterfront The assessor said he would for a new map before those reas- and Mr. Schissler, a former coun- Partial Comeback here 18 years ago, and now re- Poverty Worker's area and discuss the "omitted attend a meeting tomorrow with sessments are completed, cilman who missed re-election by Since then.'Republicans made sides at S4 Garden Rd. He has assessments" on land running the county group'to report on .iJVIr. Schenck charged that the 15 votes last year, will run with a partial comeback, and council been active with youth groups and from the bulkhead line to tide- progress.- ; )S,'000 charge is misleading and him. is now split 3-3 wilh the tie- is a former deacon of Shrews- water. Billing Planned at least $2,000 more would be Mr. Schissler will try for the breaking vote in the hand of bury Presbyterian Church. Suspension Scored Last night, the question of just After that, he said, he would required to change records used seat held by a fellow Independent, Mayor Frederic Messina, an In- On Planning Board who called that meeting and who bill the borough for each prop- Philip A. Genovese, who is re- dependent. Both Independent can- WASHINGTON (AP) - The by Newark Councilmen Frank by the data processing firm that finally attended erupted into erty assessed, which he estimat- Mr. Schissler, a former civil tiring after five years as a coun- didates must win this fall to re- federal antipoverty agency's an- Addonizio and Lee Bernstein serves the borough. In addition, verbal fisticuffs, climaxing-with defense director and member of ed would take more than a year-_ cilman to spend more time with tain that edge. nounced suspension of a Newark, that speeches and picketing by he continued, the assessor's of- Mr. Sohenck charging "Mr. Hall, to complete. the Board of Health, is now a N. J., worker drew opposition fice would need additional help his family and accounting prac- Mr. Steel and Mr. Schissler antipoverty workers had helped you're a bald-faced liar." James Fernandez, operator of member of the Planning Board today from the United Communi- touch off the violent Negro riot- :o change both its records and tice.' will face two newcomers in the "Clif, you take' back those Johnny's Landing and president and secretary of the Northeast ty Corp., which administers the ing in Newark two weeks ago. those in Freehold. Finally, he Councilman Steel and Mr. GOP ranks, Robert C. Neff, an words," Mr. Hall shouted. of the local Chamber of Confc_-. Monmouth County Regional Sew- riot torn city's federal poverty Their testimony came befon said that a "complete reassess- Schissler won their first terms attorney, and Richard J. Doel- erage Authority. He will continue Mr. Schenckrcalmer than the (See REBATE, Pg. 2, Col. 6) in the second year of Independ- ger Jr., a sales engineer. funds. the House Education and Labor in both posts, win or lose, since The Office of Economic Op- Committee. he is an appointed member of the portunity said last night it was In announcing Wright's suspen- former and the latter does not de- suspending Willie Wright pend- sion, Miss Josephine Nieves pend on his council status. ing the agency's investigation acting director of OEO's North- Three More U.S. Planes Lost; A resident of D09 Broad St., he of statements attributed to him. east regional office, said has lived here for 16 years. Two The suspension came in the Wright made statements attrib (See TICKET, Pg. 2, Col. 6) wake of Capitol Hill testimony (See AIDE, Pg. 3, Col. 1) Allied Delta Operation Ebbs Gap Closing in Union Beach SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. nounced that six Vietnamese He said a Marine reconnais- Command, today announced the civilians were killed and 23 sance patrol spotted a numher loss of three more American wounded and of Communist troops moving in- warplanei in combat and a air strike mfsTwfes. In a third to the open from a hedgerow. Only 3 Teachers Needed NowCommunist attack on an Ameri- such incident: a U.S. Army heli- Fighter-bomber pilots reported can ship. copter accidentally fired on eight direct hits with 20-pound UNION BEACH - Of the 29 teacher to private schools while public transporta- The ground war lapsed back troops of the U.S. 1st Infantry bombs. vacancies that the Board of Education had tion will be paid by the board for six others. into a lull with no further fight- Division 22 miles northeast of 113 Air Missions to contend with in June, only three remain. There are 65 pupils involved in the Head in" reported in the 10,000-man Saigon, killing one U.S. soldier U.S. pilots yesterday flew a Start program now in progress. allied Operation Colorado II in and wounding seven. This was reported by Leo V. Fallon, total of 113 missions against SET FOR OPENING superintendent of schools, in a report last he Mekong Delta south of A military spokesman said North Vietnam, swarming over night. Mr. Fallon is the new school superin- Maintenance-wise, school is ready fdr its Saigon. Viet Cong positions along the the Hanoi regions and blasting an tendent. Sept. 6 opening, Mr. Fallon further informed. Two of the planes were lost banks of the Long Tau river army barracks, a rail siding and The audience asked a few questions con- The Union Beach Center, which has been tver North Vietnam and the opened up on the American the Bac Giang electric power cerning books and flooding conditions on in the works for 15 months and would provide jther in South Vietnam, bring- merchant ship Seatrain Florida plant. Wilson Ave., but there were no questions on • facilities for hot lunches and a modified vo- ng the total numher of Ameri- 15 miles southeast of Saigon with Pilot reported heavy damage faculty. cational program, is now in the hands of ;an warplanes reported lost in small arms, automatic weapons to the generator building at the Paul F. Schissler John P. Steel Vacancies that remain are in the first the Department of Housing and Urban De- :ombat in the war to 825. This and recoilless rifles, but the only power plant 28 miles northeast and third grades and an ungraded class. velopment, . ncludes 625 over North Vietnam dnmage was two punctured tires nf the Communist capital and TO LEASE BOOKS The centre would be on the site of the Hid IDG over the South. on a vehicle the ship was carry- said they knocked out an anti-air- former Cottage Park School, adjacent to Pilot Missing ing. A book leasing plan was agreed upon craft site defending the complex. whereby Responsive Environments Corp., Memorial School. One of the losses over the Today'i; Index Navy river patro). boats, army , Smoke ' " Englewood Cliffs, will, supply 989.books on The following teachers were hired: Fred- •forth was an Air Force RF191 and dust from the Page Page gunship helicopters and air force bombing such subjects as mathematics, science, health erick Graessle, Toms River, to teach fourth -econnaissance Voodoo and the fighter-bombers swarmed over prevented assessment Allen-Scott 6 Herblock 6 of damage at the Son Tay bar- and social studies at a cost .of $4,356.98. grade at a salary of $6,600; Arnold Bemben, jilot was missing. The other the area and killed four Viet Stock Market 17 racks 23 miles west of Hanoi Amusements 19 Mr. Fallon reported that application of Lakewood, fifth grade, $6,000; Annette. vas a carrier-based Navy A4 Cong, the spokesman said. Elinor MuHer 5 and to 25 boxcars on the rail Births 2 National Defense Education Act Funds, will Schwartz, girl's physical education, $6,900 Ikyhawk; its pilot was rescued. The ship is owned by Seatrain Obituaries 4 siding 23 miles east of Hanoi. Jim Bishop 6 Sylvia Porter 6 reduce the total cost to $2,178.48. (this is a new post); Marranna Fetta, Key- Communist fira brought down Lines Inc. of New York, But other Air Force pilots said Bridge 19 After four years, the school will own the port, third grade, $5,000, and Phyllis Satz, n Air Force F100 Supersabre Helicopter gunships followed by Sports 14, 18 (See VIETNAM, Pg. 2 Col 7) Classified 15.17 Successful Investing 17 books and any lost ones will be replaced at Franklin Square, N. Y., third grade, $5,700. ighter-bomber on a combat sup- tactical air strikes also killed Comics , ;. lg Television 19 no cost to the board by the supplier. Mr. Fallon stated, "We have tried to hire port mission over South Vietnam 49 Communist troops 27 miles Uniform Sale competent teachers and, just as important, and the pilot was killed. Crossword Puzzle 19 Women's News ..:. 9-11 Arrangements have been made with west of Da Nang yesterday's Now In progress at the Shirley we hose to hold on to them." pg Editorlalsb* 6 Movie Timetable ._ 19 Rajitan Township for busing of 39 pupils Th< U.S. Command also an- U.S. spokesman said. Shophop, Red BanBankk . 0 (Ad) 2-Wedneday. Aug. 2, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Garden Centers, Billboar g 2J)0fl PeapU Mrs. Nagel, Field Bid Prohibited by Zoning Code MARLBORO — Garden centers across the street from their and billboards are prohibited any- present location under a variance. In Acquaintance Day rarade where and everywhere within the American Advertising Co., rep- For Committee Seats ASBURY PARK - Monmouth more than 2,500 participants. If proceed on Lake and.. Ocean township, Joseph LaMura, zoning resented by D, Joseph DeVito of Aves. to Convention Hall. It will SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - year, said last night he intended Community Action Program Inc. "good" weather prevails, they, officer, told the Board of Adjust- Allenhurst, sought a variance to be. reviewed from a stand at' Mrs. Eloise Nagel, 54 Barker representatives and municipal of- added, "countless thousands" are to run for re-election, but had ment last night. :rect a 10 by 25 foot billboard at Ocean and Fpurth Aves.,.,., , Ave., has filed a petition for ficials have completed plans for expected to remain on the ocean- not started to circulate a petition John Ford and Frank Santa-An- RIs. 9 and 520. Howard Invited 'jiomination to the Township Com- yet. The deadline for filing is to- the MCAP Acquaintance Day Pa-front after the parade when drill gelo, both of N. Y., applied for a Mr. LaMura said that a zoning Rep. James J. Howard and mittee on the Democratic ticket. lorrow. rade here Sunday afternoon. teams will compete for trophies variance to operate a garden cen- ordinance amendment in 1965 pro- Joseph E. Taylor, MCAP execu- Mayor Vernon E. Field, whose Donald Hammary and Edward in Convention Hall. The mayor, a Republican, is ter, nursery and landscaping hibits billboards anywhere within tive directors, are expected to seat on the three^member com- Watt are chairmen. The parade will step off at 2 now in his third term, business on Rt. 9, known as the township. The code previous- greet the gathering at Convention mittee is the one at stake this The event,.. MCAP representa-jp.mpjp . from Drummond and Spring- Mrs,, Nagel, ?. director and for- Greentree Gardens, Inc. They had ly permitted signs in the highway Hall, where other shore dignitar- tives said, is expected to draw'wood Ave., NNeptune , andd wilill mer vice president and secretary operated a similar business business zones, be said. ies will be presented. . , . of «he Alfred Vail Mutual Asso Lone Objector ciation, lias been in regular at The program is sponsored by Test Appeal A lone objector, Charles E. tendance at Township Committee (he Asbury Park-Neptune Town- Reed of 19 Wilson Ave., English- meetings. Updating Of Toms River Rotarian ship Youth Council, a component On Permit town, charged that the signs of MCAP. She is a registered nurse, for- would devaluate surrounding Police Chief Maurice P. • Fitz- merly employed at Monmouth Master Plan properties. He said the state was Medical Center, Long Branch, Makes Up in Russia gerald and Police Capt. Thomas Denial Eyed Everett Rudloff attempting to do away with signs R. Flanagan said they would co- id now in private practice. KIEV, U.S.S.R. (AP) - Clyde "I realize I'm a nut," he said MARLBORO — The township's along the highways. Is Discussed Slocum, a retired school super- Tuesday. "But I like to keep my ordinate their activities with Nop- gas station proximity ordinance A resident of the township 26 U.S. Homes, Inc. applied for UNION BEACH-The Borough intendent from Toms River, N.Ji, record clean." tune Police Chief A. Le Roy may be made a test case to de-years, Mrs. Nagel is the wife of permission to have a 7-11 store United Fund Planning Board met last night has been in Russia almost three Ward to provide unhampered traf- termine the constitutionality of arl E. Nagel, and the couple erected at its Whittier Oaks de- Slocum is part of a 133-mem- with Lee Hobaugh, consulting fic flow in ths two adjoining com- the law which is in effect by many has a 17-year-olri daughter. velopment which is about three weeks and Jie hasn't been home- ber study tour that is nearing planner for Smith Associates, sick once. munities and public protection. state municipalities. During her residency here, Mrs Post Goes miles away from the nearest gro- West Trenton, to discuss the When he feels a little nostal- the end of an excursion through The Asbury Park Police De- Nagel has been a Democratic cery store. Fredric Baar of Middietown, company's prospective services gic, he runs through his hotel, the Soviet Union. The group Is partment will lead the parade comrnitteewoman, secretary and Ludwig Voss applied for a _ representing Humble Oil Co., told To Rudloff for updating the master plan. with an escort and color guard. treasurer of the Women's Club, variance to use his existing build- rounds up all the Rotary Club scatter°d In three cities and will . the township Board of Adjustment Because of scattered industry City manager Paul H. Her- township welfare director, a vol- LONG BRANCH — Everett ings on Greenwood,R4», Morgan- members he can find, and holds convene in Moscow Friday for that Humble may appeal the the lack of available property in mann will be the parade's grand unteer worker with the Girl Rudloff, manager of radio sta- ville, which previously were used a meeting. board's denial of jts application the flight back home. j-. marshal. Scouts, Vail Homes Church, the the borough and uncertainty of a as an egg processing plant for "I haven't missed one In 27 for a service station. tion WJLK in Asbury Park, has plarned /ersey Centra, One section is in this ancient manufacturing, assemblying and years," said Slocum. Large Contingent well baby clinic, the election been appointed chairman of the ~" ~ capital of the Soviet Ukraine, an- . Mr. iBaar said that he Jias not board and the Tinton Falls Par- Light Company nuclear power shipping of conveyor systems. "I was worried about my rec- The Order of Eastern Star and other is in the industrial and cul- been directed by Humble yet to ent-Teacher Association. Budget and Admissions Commit- plant, guidelines for zoning and The buildings would be leased ord when I ieft on this trip, but Masons will have one o( the tural center of Kharkov and a . file an appeal bat appeared at the tee of the newly formed Mon- construction were discussed. by Carl Higgins of Ocean St., I managed to keep it perfect." largest contingents in the parade, She was founder and first presi- third is in Leningrad. about 500 members. , . .; : meeting to get the board to modi- mouth County United Fund. The board agreed that with the Highlands. There is no Rotary Club in the ,; fy its resolution to exclude cngi- dent of the Monmouth Regiona building of the power plant, an An application by Dr. Leon Soviet Union, so Slocum has de- The heart of the group Is a Other parade participants will 1 Dale Otto, fund president, an- neering deficiencies which he Music Makers Association, which area in and around the 34-acre Friedman of Piscataway was re pended on American tourists to delegation of 17 persons from Include Sandy's School of the nounced 'ho appointment. ' said have been corrected. she now serves as ways and East Point construction site will ferred to the Planning Board for help him convene his impromptu- Glassboro, N, J., who have come Baton, Brick Township, the Cruis- "This is a key position be- to the Soviet Union to promote The courts would return the res means chairman, and she has have to be changed from a light review. Dr. Friedman wants to meetlngs. ers' drill team of Long Branch, industrial area to a heavy in- the spirit of the June_ summit p Monmouth Army and Lake- ; olution, he said, to clarify the de.been active in recreation and cause this committee recom- use a home In thB Whittier Oaks "I can always find a few mem- ort dustrial zone. meetings b e t w'e e n President hurst Navy bands, color guards nial reasons. He asked the board mends the distribution of the development as a dental office. bers in any bunch of tourists," civil defense work. Johnson and Premier Alexei N. and drill teams, the McGuire i to list the two reasons, proximity funds raised in our campaign," This change will have an effect The board reserved decisions said Slocum. He has held meet- ' of other stations and an unfavor- on most of the land in the bor-on all applications heard. ings in the agricultural city Kosygln. Air Force Base drill team, As- Mr. Otto said. "It requires a vast ' able Planning Board report. He ough. Krasnodar and the old tsarist They hoped to make personal bury Park Boy Scouts, represen- knowledge of Monmouth County ; added that he had until Aug. 15Democrats As the present zoning code capital of Leningrad. Slocum has contact with the Soviet people, tative components of MCAP and to file the appeal. social services and needs. Mr, stands, light and heavy industry worn a huge Rotary Club badge but their success has been limit- bands and drill teams from ; Board President Robert Rudloffs committee is also re- are often mixed together, with throughout his trip. ed by language difficulties. throughout New Jersey and New Won't File York. Knowles said the board would sponsible for screening agencies residential areas • adjacent to notify him Friday of its decision, each. The appearance of Santa Claus that are applying for admission Mr. Baar maintained that the For Council Smith Associates, If retained, Ticket and red and white fire trucks proximity law was unique since to the United Fund." RIVERVIEW from Matawan and Union Besch FAIR HAVEN - It appears would make a study of available (Continued) ' . it only limited the 'Closeness of Mr. Rudloff stated that Mrs. Red Bank should be principal parade at- that Democrats here will propose land, ae» « mm last night was fined $50 each for trols; controlled borough pur to olfer," Mr Steel said. LONG BRANCH - Janet L. ter plan at a fee of $5,000. Long Branch, son, yesterday. ( TODAY - High 5:54 p.m. and violating three sections of the dis- chasing plan;,centralized borough mnl at mulurl- Green, 18, of 279 Liberty St., Mr. Hobaugh told the boiird Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ryder (nee Asked for the organization's low , .p.m. Spcciol orderly persons ordinance. One municipal offices; the co-opera' Time Saving f|% <7 1 7»>r the work could be completed Mary Parent), 89 East Roose- itand on the introduction of apart- TOMORROW - High 6:30 a.m. escaped serious injury early yes-j $50 fine was suspended. He was tion with and bringing into being Certificates terday when her car hit a utility [charged with standing in the in-within six months if this met thevelt Cir., Mdidletown, son, yes- ment zoning, campaign manager and 6:48 p.m. and low 12:30 a.m. approval of the board and mayor terday. Abraham J. Zager said, "It's Deposits insured up to pole near Liberty St. and Hamil- terseetion of Broad and Front and 12:18 p.m- $15,000 bv F.D.I.C. ton Ave. Sts. July 16, directing traffic and and council. • Mr. and Mrs. Manuel McCas- been five years and we have no For Red Bank and Rum.=on Miss Green told police a dog shouting obscenities. •% •< In other action the board set a kill (nee Georgia Newman), lit Rebate apartments. Our past record bridge, add two hours; Sea special meeting for Aug. 15 to Lippincott Ave., Long Branch, speaks for intself." ran into the path of her car as James Tillman, Stevens Ave., (Continued) right, deduct 10 minutes; Long -1= she turned from Hamilton Ave. discuss an extended beach ero- son, yesterday. Mr. Zager, an attorney and New Shrewsbury, was fined $110, merce, took issue with' most of Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- onto Liberty St. The vehicle hit sion plan with Raritan Township. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Errickson former councilman, has taken of which $50 was suspended, for Mr, Schenck's statements. Warn- lands bridge, add *> minutes. Uomlgjmtk. the pole as she veered to avoid A creek adjacent to Union (nee Lois Moffett), 45 Golf St., over the campaign management being intoxicated and loitering On ing that "some marinas are in the animal. West Bergen PI. Beach will be the subject under West Long Branch, son, yester- from James Hughes. a shaky position, and a little push Ftdrral Deposit InmrMiNs Corp. No summons was issued by discussion. Although erosion is day. Mr. Steel and Mr. Schissler Magistrate Francis X. Kennel (in taxes) would push them over Patrolman Gregory J. Bova. not yet a problem in the borough, Mr. and Mrs. James Bulow were named by a nominating Entry, Theft ly fined two local youths for the brink," Mr. Fernandez said loiterng, but found them innocent Mayor Alfred T. Hennessey Jr. (nee Mary McCarty), 166-B committee headed by Councilman there has been little new bunga of intoxication. Edward Norton felt the discussion could be help- toncrest Dr., Eatontown, son, yes- Leo F. Sadkowskl. Counts Added was fined $110, of which $50 wasful. terday. low construction because owners Members of the committee MIDDLETOWN — Charges of PRIME MEATS suspended, and Daniel M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. David Serrano can't pay taxes they owe now. were Alan TrepI, Thomas Malet- .breaking and entry and larceny was fined ?G0. (nee Cruz Aservedo), 83 South The tax rate In the borough to, John E. Newbon and Mr. HOMEMADE have been added to those of pos- Seventh Ave., Long Branch, son, is $4.78, with an 80 per cent col- Schissler, Jasper Blizzard, Gillville La., Library Site sessing burglar tools and a deSd- SABATOS BOLOGNAS Middietown, received a suspend- yesterday. lection ratio. ly weapon filed by police against ed $50 fine for assault and bat- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cattelona 506 MAIN ST. 787-9119 BE1FORD The local businessman disputed Robert H. Stanbutz, 23, of Staten tery of Frederick N. Goshen of (nee Joan Mangogan), 105 Van- GOP Issue Mr. Schenck's "no assessment' Vietnam Island, N. Y., police reported (CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION) Neptune City. derbilt Ave., Long Branch, daugh- MIDDLETOWN - Republicans claim, noting that waterfronl (Continued) yesterday. Peter M. Smith, 1 Hendrickson ter, yesterday. made tha library site selection a owners pay $90 a front foot, com- they destroyed dr damaged 22 He is accused of entering the PI., Fair Haven, ireceived a sus- campaign Issue yesterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL pared with $40 a front foot on trucks and 10 barges in other offices of Dr. Harold Chafkin and CHICKEN pended $50 fine Jor contempt of Candidates for Township Com Neptune Bay Ave. raids. Dr. Richard H. Small on Rt.' 35 3'/j-lb. average court. He was charged with fail- mittee and township clerk, the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grasso, For the difference jn taxes Navy planes from the carriers and Applebrook Rd. Monday Cur any style ure to pay a fine imposed last two offices to be filled next fall, 29 Jr. (nee Patricia Tallalian), 239 water-edge properties do not ge Oriskany and Intrepid attacked night. week. said the location should be deter- cargo craft along the coast and mined on accessibility to the Howard Ave., Elberon, daughter, comparable fire and police pro Thirty dollars In stamps were . yesterday, tection, and no compensation is other'"targets northeast of Hai- removed from the office reported FRANKFURTERS 69lb greatest number of people. phong, the chief Communist port. Brothers Charged Commltteeman Edward Makely, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gary made for property damage by Detective William B. Halliday, (nee Martha Bland), Pension flooding and ice suffered by land The carrier force on Yankee the investigating officer. • EXTRA LEAN MIDDLETOWN - Two broth- chairman of a special subcom- Station, in the Tonkin gulf, was crs, Louis R. Mandia, 19, andmittee of tha Township Commit- Rd., Englishtown, son, yesterday. owners, he said. "The office had been ransacked CHUCK GROUND or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vega temporarily reduced to two by as well," he said. "There is no John R. Mandia, 21, both of 61 tee and library trustees, has If pilings, docks, and bulk the fire on the Forrestal last (nee Janet Hunter), 27 Tarry- evidence, however, that the thief CHUCK PATTIES West Highland Ave., Atlantic promised a report within a week heads are assessed, Mr. Fernan- weekend and the departure of the town Rd., Englishtown, son, yes- removed any drugs or narcot- 5 lbs $3.75 Highlands, last night were re- or two. dez continued, every piling and Bon Homme Richard for normal 79 leased on $50 bail each, with their In their political statement, Re- terday. support used to prevent erosion ics." leave. A replacement carrier, court appearance set for tomor- publican Committee candidate Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierce, Bel- on the hill area should be as- possibly the Constellation, was Too much furniture? Sell your row on disorderly conduct Robert P. McCutcheon and in- mar, son, yesterday. sessed. expected to join the Oriskany and Quality Freezer Orders surplus with Classified Ads for charges, police said. cumbent clerk Thomas T. Conrad Final decision on the water- the Intrepid soon. cash. Dial 741-6900 now. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Police said one suspect was said: front assessments were also ta apprehended in Leonardo and "If land can be obtained in this Lake bled until next Wednesday. the other was later charged at area, preferably rear the town- (Continued) Borough Attorney Benjamin W^^^^^^^Ql^^B^$>*l$p4S£i police headquarters. ship high school, negotiations Gruber had no immediate answer should be completed promptly "There's tremendous potential for a resident who wanted to and construction undertaken at out there," he exclaimed. This is the second year that kjiow if a conflict of interesl | Shady Lady the earliest possible date." the lake has been open. It was existed if the three councilmen closed in 1%5 because of a high who own waterfront properties pollution count. voted on the question. If this is t BLEEP LATER Pru Slates the case, the two remaining coun- MONMOUTH MEATS While the water is safe for 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. swimming, fishermen are out- icilmen cannot vote to expend rVITH THE ALL NEW LIGHTPROOF Financing Of numbering the swimmers in us- funds, and the whole problem o WASHABLE RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER ing the borough owned facility. the surveys and assessments 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 Former Councilman Frank K. would fall back upon the county. WBNPOW Big Project Woolley last year had proposed that council consider the feasibil- NOT SUMMONED U.S. CHOICE—BONELESS NEWARK (AP) - The Pruden- SHADE tial Insurance Co. announced yes- ity of offering the site to the MIDDLETOWN - Michael P. terday that It will provide $18 county in an effort to reduce Griesi, 19, who was Injured slight- White on both sides and the tax burden here and because million in long-term financing for ly when his car collided with black in the middle. the borough could not adequately CROSS the $24-million Gateway redevel- another Friday night, did not re- develop the lake,. The measure, opment program planned for a ceive a summons for the mishap, however, died in committee two-block area next to the Penn- as The Register incorrectly re study. ported Monday. ® ROAST sylvania Railroad Station. $159 The project is to be developed The lake is open to Freehold @ Get your share of service busl- by Food Fair Properties Inc. ofborough and township residents o and is between Gordons Corner!ness with a "Business Services' Philadelphia and Gene A. Genola and Robertsville Rds., FreeholdJAd in Classified. Dial 741-6900 Other1s to 72" wide of Asbury Park. Work Is Township. today. Up to 36" scheduled ,to begin in December in stock. lb and completion is expected In in width ON YOUR ROLLER late 1969. ® FREE DELIVERY The Gateway project is to be Summer Furniture Clearance Dolly and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:3O P.M. Lean - Fresh Lean - Meaty the initial stage of a $100-million program for rebuilding the down- Wednesday and Friday HI 9 P.M. SKINLESS town Penn Station area. reductions from ) The Gateway will consist of a 30-story office building, a 10- FRANKS story, 260-room motel, an under- 10% f© 33'/3% ground parking garage, 45,000 square feet of store~space and an 32 BROAD ST. • 741 -7500 • RED BANK 800-seat theater. The center will Huffman & Boyle 2 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE lb be bounded by Raymond Blvd., • Budget • eo»|f Charge • Frown's Credit 59* McCarter Highway, Market Rt. 35 Circle • Entoiilown, N. J. 542-1010 St. and Raymond Plaza Wost, Highlands Owners' Group Regional Board Hires THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1967—i Assails Sewer Rate Hike Keyport Board Assesses HIGHLANDS - Lawrence A. Hook Park is filled to capacity. Four New Teachers Ctrton 34, attorney [or home- Parkway officials j«id the two NEW SHREWSBURY - Four teacher of English at a salary Penalties Against 2, Firms owners of the Monmouth. Hills possible solutions to the sign new teacher appointments were of $10,800 at the 14th step on KEYPORT — Noncompletion A board member, Dr. Mark Association, told Borough Coun- problem were either too expen- approved last night by the Mon the B + 30 guide for the 1967- tfuscarella, defended going to cil yesterday he will file a peti- sive or too unwieldy. penalties amounting to $6,600 mouth Regional High School 68 school year. He holds a bach- he bonding company since the tion with the Public Utilities were assessed against two con Mayor John A. Bahrs report- Board of Education. elor's degree from Siena Col :ontractor seemed unconcerned Commission charging that the in- tractors on the Central School ed that plans for the new North These were the appointments lege and has. had 13 years 0 >y the noncompletion penalises. creased sewer rates for the area St. drainage system are being recommended by Harold Smith teaching experience. addition by the Board of Educa- Impatient Over Delays are "clearly discriminatory." prepared and should be ready principal: Donald T. Ryburn of 129 tion last night. He added that the board was The rates for the Monmouth next Wednesday. Edward F. Ambrose Jr., of 132 Helms Dr., Eatontown, as a Hills area, a section of Middle- The water failure In gome Board Secretary Donald Hill enerally quite satisfied with the Elmwood Dr., Brick Township teacher of Spanish at a salary mrk on the addition but had be- town, were recently increased parts of tjie borough on Satur- as a teacher of English at a sal of $6,600 at the third step of the was instructed to withhold pay- from $30 to $50 per year. Rates day evening were blamed by ment of $3,100 from M. Alfieri come impatient over delays in ary of $9,300 at the ninth step bachelor's scale. He holds a :ompletion. for the users in the borough it- Councilman Frank Hall on a mal-of the master's scale for the bachelor's degree from Hender- Co., general contractor, and $3,- Two teachers hired by the self are levied at half the water functioning booster pump. Points 1967-68 school year. Mr. Ambrose son State College, Ark. 500 from J. G. Schmidt Inc., iron work contractor, when paying ward where Floyd L. Brown, bill, with a minimum of $12 per in the pump were replaced and holds an associate of arts degree In other personnel action the their bills. grammar school, at a salary of year. service was restored within 30 from St. Joseph's College; a board approved certain salary minutes, the councilman said. ;5,6OO; and Dennis Redmond, Borougtr Council last night ac- bachelor of science degree from revisions for teaching and ad In addition, Ihe board in- ligh school English, $6,500. cepted the resignation of Theo- Council authorized the pur- Monmouth College and master's ministraHve personnel, also on structed its attorney, Harvey G. dore S. Winterhalter from the chase of a Roto-Rooter to - be from Seton Hall University. the recommendation of Mr Ifartman, to inform Alfieri's The school psychologist, Dr. .Planning Board. Th'e former used in cleaning out water and Barbara Y. Linscott of 333 Eu Smlrh. bonding company it would be jloria I. Janucci, was rehired ; member claimed the board was sewer lines at a cost not to ex- clid Ave., Loch Arbor, as a Approval was also given for held responsible if all work is it a salary of $6,000, for two "handicapped by lack of attend- ceed $1,000. teacher of English at a salary an increase in office space by not completed within two weeks. lays a week. ance" and was in a "stale- In response to a complaint re- of $6,600 at the third degree of the conversion of one small class- Virginia R. Cooper, head li- mated situation." - Mr. Hill explained that the con- ceived by Albert Emery, chair- the bachelors scale. She holds a room into additional office area brarian in the high schoolv sub- Authorities from the Garden man of the Planning Board, bachelor's degree from Middle- and for the installation of five tractor had been,given a list of mitted her resignation, stating State Parkway have called "im- Council said that the debris-filled bury College. telephone extensions in depart- more than 100 items requiring she was unable to handle the in- practical" the borough's request drainage ditch along Bayside Dr. Ronald A. Shafer of 154 Maple ments. work on July 7 but no action had leasing volume of work without to have some sort of warning would be cleared. Ave., Berkeley Heights, as a A bid for the supply of maga- been taken until yesterday. .. . irofessional assistance. Mrs. sign installed to inform ap- zines to the school for thePRESENTATION — Joseph Wenmng, left, president of looper held the position 13 years. proaching motorists that Sandy amount of $1,060 from the Tur- the Eatontown-Now Shrewsbury Rotary Club, yesterday 'Suspicious' Fire Mr. Hill announced the bonds ner Subscription Agency of presented a check to Andrew Titko, right, president of or the new school construction Drive-in Restaurants North Jersey, also was approved. Damages Home had been signed and paid for. Aide No decision was adopted by the New Shrewsbury First Aid and Rescue Squad at the The money was immediately used the board for the connection of Rotary Club's weekly luncheon meeting in the Colonnade NAVESINK - Middletown Fire to pay off temporary notes for (Continued) Chief Albert White reported that Given Closing Hour the school directly with the New Restaurant,' Eatontown. Tho monoy will bs used to pur- he construction. Oted to him "there is no ques- Shrewsbury fire alarm system, a fire of "suspicious origin" tion that this man is unqualified RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The The ordinance called for res- subject to consideration of cer- chase individual first aid kits for the squad's members. caused $15,000 in damage last to serve on a local community Township Committee last night taurants of this type'to open not tain details, although the step night at the home of John Donate corporation board of directors." adopted an ordinance setting the earlier than 6 a.m. and close at was considered favorably. Jr., 149 Locust Point Rd. VOTERS Wright had been quoted in a closing hour of restaurant drive- midnight. They were previously The chief said detectives are of Menmouth Count/ Newark Interview as advo- ins at midnight despite objec- allowed to remain open until 1 Rotarians Give Squad investigating the fire which ap- cating: "Get yourself a piece of tions from the owners of Wet-[a.m. It takes immediate effect. peared to start in the kitchen. REGISTER gun and put it in the bottom son's Drive-In at Airport Plaza. Discrimination The kitchen, he said, was com- In order re be able ta vote In drawer or something and havej In a letter to the committee, An ordinance prohibiting «ie abandonment of vehicles on all Donation for Aid Kits pletely burned out and the rest this Primary Election, you must It fully loaded and then if somejWetson's attorney, Sherwin D. b* r*gist»rtdl streets and municipality owned of the house was damaged by Joker breaks into your house!tester, called the closing ordi- Solution Eyed NEW SHREWSBURY - Each F.ach member now is equipped liklit-—e theil ^y brok• 1_e _ if_n Plainfiel*\1_'_#p—IJt—id let^ a j t' * • • *' i parking lots and property, was RED BANK — A solution to member of the New Shrewsbury with a Plectron receiving unit!smoke and water. DEADLINE IS nance discriminatory, invalid him have It." also approved. racial discrimination in public First Aid and Rescue Squad soon tuned in to a central alerting con- .-The Navesink and Brevent and unconstitutional" and Park The reference was to a New housing, which could be a deter- will have an individual first aid sole. When an alarm goes out, ("» companies responded AUGUST 3rd! charged it was "directed" at The ordinance covers all vehi- If you art not registered, do so Jersey State Police and National- cles that would be considered rent to racial rioB, has been kit, thanks to the donation of aeach member reports either to to the alarm which sounded at his client. found by the Monmouth County 10:30 p.m. The Leonardo First now, with your munteipol clerk. Guard search of Plainfield homes The drive-in has been the scene disabled and causing an obstruc check from the Eatontown-Ncw First Aid station or to the scene Progressive Society, according to Shrewsbury Rotary Club. The Aid Squad also was at the scene. Paid for by Ann Flynn (or stolen rifles. of disturbances in recent months tion, those without current regis- of the emergency, whichever is its president, Moses Williams. club annually makes at least one Chairman, MonmautrS County The OEO suspension brought and several arrests of disorderly trations and others with one nearest. such donation to some commu- Fidara+ion of R«pub!ica,n • protest from Timothy Still, persons have been made there. or, two tires missing. Mr. Williams told The Daily Hire skilled help with result- Register last night that a study nity service organization. It often happens that members Worrmrt'i Clubi. president of the United Commu- getting Daily Register Classified 133 Norwood Av*., Dtal, N. J. nity Corp. of Newark. by the unit has found the solu- The presentation was by Jo-reach the emergency scene, even Ads. Dial 741-6900 now! Still »aid OEO couldn't sus- ion to the serious problem. He seph Wcnning, president of the before the ambulance arrives. pend Wright because he "is not Cite Harbor's Lack said the topic will be aired on club to Andrew Titko, president With their new kits, their ef- an employee of the UCC but a area radio stations and that a of the Shrewsbury First Aid and fectiveness will be increased duly elected board member." series of lectures in Negro Rescue Squad at yesterday's lun- many times. TO FAMILIES OF churches of the county is slated. Still said the UCC executive Of Tools, Facilities cheon meeting of the Rotary in At yesterday's presentation committee, intended to offer He did not reveal the plan to the Colonnade Restaurant, Eaton- ceremony Mr. Titko thanked the AND PERSONS IN halt segregation in housing, but Wright an oportunity to discuss ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - meeting by Borough Attorney >wn. Rotary Club both on behalf of said the long-sought solution to the statements attributed to him As it stands now,. the Municipa Michael J, Barnacle. The Rotary Club originally had the residents of New Shrewsbury MILITARY SERVICE halt such practices will deter and to take action only "after Yacht Harbor does not have fa A 10 mph speed limit for cars, offered to supply the squad with as well as on behalf of the volun- an orderly consideration of the legitimate citizens who may cilities or tools to do much of its a six-mph speed limit for boats some item of needed equipment. teer members of the first aid fact* with complete regard to think rioting will bring about IN ORDER THAT THE COUNTY CLERK HAS own maintenance work, Harbor between the piers, and 15 min The 35 members of the squad de- squad for the donation. due process." Commission Chairman Harvey utes standing time in the cutout quick action. "We want to solve cided that instead of acquiring THE LATEST ADDRESS OF ALL PERSONS IN In addition to his UCC director- Bowtell declared last night. loading areas were approved. our problems by peaceful one piece of equipment, it would Outlining the squad's general MILITARY SERVICE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE means," he said. activities, he also told the Rotar- ship, Wright is national presi- "If we get the shop building Also proposed were signs pro- be better if each man was sup- AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD dent of the United Afro-Ameri- we want, all this will change,' hibiting swimming and crabbing Mr. Williams took a verbal plied with a kit for use in cover- ians that an average of some slap at the state's. Civil Rights SEPT. 12, 1967, PLEASE FILL IN FORM AND can Association. He also leads ,e said. from the piers, and banning use ing their 16-square mile service 250 calls are answered annually the Community Black Patrol, an of the piers by non-boat owners Commission. He said {hat "in- by the squad. MAIL TO: outgrowth of the riots of two Final plans for the structure between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. competency" in that body has are due at e week* ago, wWch says it combs * commission's next A request from Joe Julian, vet- brought about its failure to re- J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY the streets at night for evidence meeting, Aug. 15. eran speed skiff driver and lo- solve the Negro's plight. He said of police brutality. "We haven't decided on a lo- cal resident, to moor a seaplane the progressive unit may file a Raritian Politicians Parry COUNTY CLERK cation for it yet, but it will prob- in the anchorage was referred complaint against the state FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY 07728 ably replace either the Ground to committee. agency to bring about a proper Over Street Repair Job Observer Corps building or the study and recommendations by public toilets. Both are ram- that panel, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The up the subject, noting his anger! PRINT ALL ENTRIES shackle structures." "We will go to court, if neces- audience at the Township Com- over Mr. Filardi's statements. mittee meeting last night re- The new shop would provide a New Jersey sary," he said. "I am still incensed over Mr. ceived a glimpse of coming (FULL NAME OF SERVICEMAN OR WOMAN) place to store tools and equip- He added that radio commen- Filardi's allegations," he said, election tactics, as political ma- ment enabling harbor personnel ary on the Issue is now being calling upon the superintendent Is Ordered nuevering was charged in the se- to do a great deal of the minor prepared for use over the Eaton- of roads, Robert Weigarid, to ex- lection of streets to be repaired. (MILITARY RANK) (SERIAL NO.) (DATE OF BIRTH) plumbing and electrical repai own. Long Branch and Asbury plain how the decision to pave work that is now contracted out, To Vietnam Park radio stations. Dates of the Committeeman Stephen J, Fil certain roads was made. broadcasts are to be announced, the chairman explained. WASHINGTON ' was » practical nurse at the jning, Ga., and in May, 1962, en-JHeart and the Air Medal with 19 the Department of New Jersey. Methodist Home in Ocean Grove 'tered the Special Forces (Green;oak leaf clusters. He lias also IN GROUND — ABOVE GROUND Sons of Union Veterans of the a"d was a member of she Spring Berets) Training School at Fort'been recommended for the Dis- CHEMICALS • SUPPLIES • SERVICE ~ Civil War, and a past commander 'Lake Heights Fire Company Aux- (Bragg, N.C. During the perind;tinguished Flying Cross and the Broad Street and 9u«n Anne Drive, Shrewibury—747-555S of the organization's John J. Love >'i*ry. (between September, 1962, and Army Commendation Medal, Open Sundays 8 A.M. to S P.M. • Mon. thru Friday 8 to ? Camp, Bloomfield. Mrs. Hurley is si5o survived j September, 1963. he served in tliej Mr. Popper was honored Sun- ADD-ON POOLS INC. CloteoBt en Armour Lightweight Surviving are his wifr, Mrs. ^ her husband. Villard Hur- 'Southeast Asia Theater. day afternoon by a number of HIGHWAY 35 £71 AOAO Emma M Adf.ms MfCloud; a ]p>': a Sf>cnnd *™>. C"-"1 ">"><% Upon return to this country, the neighborhood children in Ap- MIDDLETOWN 0/ I"V0UO FERTILIZER eon Robert E. MoCloud Jr. of fprvin<: ""* *«" u-s- A™5' in Mr. Pg(5j>er became a member! plebrook with a surprise parade Coven 10,000 iq. (t.—Reg. 8.95 •Parlin, and two grandchildren. .Germany; a dauehter. Miss Joyce 5 |of the Third Special Forces Group ;on Highboy Ct. The parade and Ann Hurlcv, si hom#; two broth-

Home, KeWwith Rev. Frank-i1?" * H**h T t lin BirBirdd , 9of Grace MethodMethod- !2f Ca™rfa "d • «««r. Mrs 1st ChurcKhere. official Bun- WE SELL Smxw jnH to «t 1 m. to- al will be in Franklin Me- rnw P ONLY ne-rial Park. North Brunswick ™ ™ the Meehan Funera T .. Hnmr, here. Burial will be in 10 p' Greenwood Cemetery, Bridle. i' >•* * JOHN BAYAK MARLBORO — John Bayak, 78, ] MRS, MARY HERUCH BARTON ef Freehold-Matawan Rd , Wick-- ORANFORD — Mrs. Mary E. atunk, died Monday in MonmrvdtiiiiHcrlch Barton, jnobher of Mrs. Medical Center. Long Branch. ]Richard Gnddard. of Rumson PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE fld Mr Bayak was a veteran of d' yesterday in Ashhrook Nurs •• TRADING STAMPS FREE! World War I and a ret.rcd rm-linP Hn™. ScnKtl plains- FOOD BUYS ployee of Marlboro State Hospi-j Mrs- .RJirlo\ M- fo™e%" Ul He had resided here 35 vro™. i«?«! w,lth •nnUl.ar dff.hter- ,M"' There are no known survivors. I K'Ktord ™wards n< ^'P1"' U.S. CHOICE BONELESS CROSSRIB U.S. CHOICE BONELESS SILVER TIP OR She was horn in New Market, nfn MRS.RA^'MONDVANBUSKIRKii" ! !ived in RUMP ROAST

the < She m married to *e late mondIE. Van -. Surviving besides ROAST BEEF mer Huel Mtaft* o e N.J.. died Friday in her home daughter, Mrs. Delano Ives ol < I ROAST BEEF here. this place, and seven grandchil NO FAT ADDED Bora in Middletnwn, she was EYE ROUND -oi. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST B>. 98< tfie daughter nf the lote Frank The funeral will be tomorrow aiy Emily McLean Magre. Mrs at 2 p.m. in the Gray Memorial Van Buskirk aftended Middletown Funeral Home, here, with Rev, FRESH CHICKEN U.S. CHOICE - CALIF. CHUCK FULL CUT schools and she taught in the John R. Dexheimer of Cranford U.S. CHOICE Eatantown and Fair Haven Methodist Church officiating. QUARTERS W|N School ^sterns before moving to Burial will be in Hillside Ceme- BREAST POT ROAST Pennsylvania in 1933. tery, Scotch Plains. "REGULAR STYLE" LONDON BROIL Surviving are her husband, Raymond E. Van Biritirk, and LOUIS KREVSKY QUARTERS CHICKEN LEGS ^ two sisters, Mrs. Frederick C. THICK CUT ELIZABETH — Louis Krev- BACK ON LB, VanVliet and Miss Eleanor M. sky, 81, father of Seymour Krev- CHICKEN BREAST SHOULDER Magee of Holmdel, N. J. sky of Little Silver, died yester- COUNTRY STYLE After funeral services were held day in Elizabeth General Hospi- !n Uniontown, fa., Mrs. Van Bus-tal. He lived at 771 Cleveland GROUND MEAT SALE kirk wag buried in the Holmdel SPARE RIBS Ave., and had owned the Krev- HIP CUTS Cemetery Monday with Rev. John sky Department Store here for W Waldron of Holmdel officiat- 45 years before hii retirement CHOICE ALL BEEP- |b. YOUR CHOICE ing. PORK CHOPS SHOULDER in 1958. U.S. CHOKE In addition to hit son, he Is MRS. CHARITY NEWMAN survived by his wife, Mrs. Rose CUBE TENDER WALL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. CHUCK LEAN Ib BEEF SHORT RIBS 57 Krevsky; two other sons, Dr. Al- SLICED Charity May Newman, 80, of in Krevsky of Hillside and Har- SWISS BOTTOA Walling Ave., West Belmar, moth- old Krevsky of Elizabeth; four .ROUND EXTRA LEAN Ib. STEER BEEF LIVER .39 er of Mrs. Pearl Martin of Eaton- daughters, Mrs. Claire Zachery TWO GUYS BLUE IAB& 98 town, died Monday. of Englishtown, Mrs. Adele FLANK LONDON BROIL A native of North Dakota, she Pressman of Rahway, Mrs. Mir- SLICED BACON had lived in this community for iam Zisman of West Orange and FRESH CHICKEN PARTS TWO GUYS AU MEAT SKINLESS _ _ READY TO COOK _ ^ 60 years and was a member of Miss Ethel Krevsky. at home, & < < C C West Belmar Methodist Church. and 21 grandchildren. ; WINGS* 29 HKKS 2..25 iiViR$ib.59 FRANKS 55 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 29 She was the widow of William Services were to be at 2 p.m. H. Newman. today in Kreitzman's Jewish Me- Mrs, Newman is survived by morial Home, Elizabeth, with DOLE DRINK TWO GUYS t\vn other daughters, Mrs. Flora Rabbi Eleizar Teitz conducting Hurst of Miami, Fla., and Mrs. the services. RSPEOU Harry Walton of Washington's PAPER Crossing, Pa.; two brothers, Fred PINEAPPLE and Frank Holloway Ipf Wall 3 Treated Township; four grandchildren, PINK GRAPEFRUIT TOWELS and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be conducted at After Crash DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN WHITE-YELLOW OR PINK 11 a.m. Friday at the Daniel A. MIDDLETOWN - A family of I0T. Reilly Funeral Home, Belmar. three was treated tor minor In- S4 0L PEAS PKGS. Burial will be in Glendola Ceme- juries and released from River OF 2 tery. view Hospital, Red Bank, yester- CANS I LB. I OZ. day after their car collided with ' CANS ROLLS JOHN E. CONREY a trailer truck on Middletown MIAMI BEACH, Fla. John iLincroft Rd., police reported. A TREASURE NUMBER E. Conrey, 69, of 310 Washington Leslie E. Moody, 22, of Roche- WK MAY HAVE WON YOU Ave., Spring Lake, a retired lo- dale, Mass., his wife Susan and FINS VERY SMOOTH {;. **" A TRIP TO A comotive engineer and native of son John were injured slightly TOMATO JUICE Freehold, died Saturday In Mount when their auto came in collision . Sinai Hospital here while vaca^ at 12:43 p.m. with a tractor- tinning here. trailer driven by John Toth, 52, AP^LISAUCE ! i -J L i • ^r !4 OZ. CANS Mr. Cnnrey, who as a youth of New Brunswick, police said. worked lor the Moreau Plant Mr. Moody received a sum- DEL MONTE OR TWO GUYS Co. in Freehold, is survived by mons for failure to observe a I OR ONE OF MORE THAN 10.000 OTHER PRIZES FROM ^ his wife, Mrs. Marion Connolly stop sign from Patrolman Wil- Conrey; two sons, a daughter, a liam Champlin, the investigating FRUIT COCKTAIL '"ISTANT MAXWELL HOUsf^g^, brother, a sister and 10 grand- officer. children. Arrangements are un- NO PURCHASE REQUIRED the direction of the Frank Mc- GET RULES AT OUR STORE Salary Funding CHASE &SANBORN AIL METHOD CRINO TWO GUYS FOR SAlApSALApS OOR COOKING S BIG BIG : Gee Funeral Home, Newark. 1 Given Approval COFFEE 2 ./I" SALAD OIL te«te «59« WHITE BREAD BEG1STER LONG BRANCH — The long KRAFT KITCHEN fMSH TWO GUYS SOLID IN OIL OR WATER TWO GUYYS MHIB Office: Branch Housing Authority has 4043 Brriad R|. received approval from the Hous- MAYONNAISE ,.59 WHITE TUNA 3:89' PEACH PIE R«l Bunk, N. Jt. (ITTO1 1 Branch Offlffi: " ing Assistance Administration to fit Rt. 3* MlddlMewn, N. J. DAIRY DEPARTMENT FROZEN FOOD DEPT. SO East MMn St. Fr^phold, \. J. spend $11,000 to employ 24 local APPETIZING DEPARTMENT 1191 Broadway. Lonit nrfinnh. N. J. youths to alleviate unemploy HtabUsh«fTn~~m8 hy Jo"hn H. Cook- jpent, John E. Schulz, executive •nd Henry Clay BANQUET WITH GRAVY KITCHEN COOKED BAKED FaVUihed b? Thn IUd~Bank Rtglatef director, has announced. lncorpnralpd I Youths aged 16 through 21 wil Member of tri* ASFOCIHTM Presi — TURKEY CASSEROLE Tha Aisoriat«Aisoria i Press Is entitled ex- perform painting, carpentry VIRGINIA HAM cluielclusivelelyy tto ih us* ffo r rrpiibllcatlcblltl n off alll tthhe local wwi printcritl l In ththiis grounds work and other genera nspnswflptppp r a>as , wjlwell «! allll AAPr ne« maintenance tasks. They wil ( dJspatchts. 1/2 LB. 69 Second class postage paid at Red work a 30-hour week for six Bulk, N. J. onoi and al additional weeks beginning next Monday. ICED TEA & UMONADE—ORANGE & GRAPE m«ilinf off)CM. Published dally, Mon- MORTON-CHICKEN-BEEF-TURKEY ' • ' UVERWURST OR day lhrough Frirtay. Applications for employmen Bubscrirtlon Prlrm in Ariuica should be made at once to the fiincls copy it courtfr. 10 cpntm by CROWN DRINKS POT PIES 7 A 99 BOLOGNA mail, 15 rprtu Housing Authority, Administra 3 month —K 2n fi monlhx TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP S month*—W 30 Vl mon Urn tion Building, Garfield Cl. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ONE BOOK SPECIAL WEEKLY SPECIAL "We're Eager YOUR BOOK TOWARD THE U.S. # 1 "A" SIZE SAVES to Assist You" PURCHASE OF at MARINE VIEW POTATOES BEACON

O/o PER ANNUM ON 1/4ANNUAL DIVIDEND SAVINGS CERTIFICATES -, COMPOUNDED DIVERS' WATCHES FLOOR WAX FROM $5,000 1° QUARTERLY " BY UNICHRON • ® 17 Jewels. Precision, accuracy, WHOLE protected, RED RIPE GALLON SIZE • SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION „„„»*— • Anti-magnetic-stainless steel REG. 2.47 MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT case. WATERMELON ^ i 671-2400 291-0100 I 842-4400 • Tested to depth of 600 feet. FRESH CRISP flfi PLUS TAX AND ONE 79 GRAMAN'S *"* FRIED TWO CUYS PASCAL CELERY 1 TRADINC STAMP BOOK JUICY WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. M $2.00 OR MORE ..JEWELRY DEPARTMENT - 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. Ib. PHONE 747-5623 SWEET PLUMS 29' — HOUSEWARES DEPT.— HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS Sheflarid — Lewyt — Sweeper — Vac Open Daily 9:30fl.M. 'TI L 10 P.M. W. r.utv. IIH right to «m» WnxcrS —Polishers — Hand Cleaners

Array Maj. William E. Barton Pascal Celery nSL whose wife, Dolores, lives a1 BIB Stony Hill Road, Eatontown hai assume^ command of the Green Peppers 69th Signal Battalion's 706th Sig nal Detachment in Vietnam. Maj. Barton entered the Army In May 1945, and last served in String Beans Ft. Lee, Va. He was graduated from Nor- ^^ wich University, NortMield, Vt. Italian Frying Peppers In 1952 with a B.S. degree in chemistry.

DAYTON, Ohio — Col. David E. Galag has b«en graduated from the 11-week defense weap- on systems management course ' at Wright-Patterson Air Force Bate. His wife, Catherine, is the PERSONAL SIZE • U OTP lABtl ^ ^ ^^ franco- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A, Filan of 1306 Penn Ave. Manasquan. IVORY SOAP 4" IT Specialist Fourth Class Rober SUNBUND - CAUF. CUNO J| E. Woodward, son of Mr. and Mn. Charles Woodward, 20 Rar- SPAGHETTI itan Ave., Leonardo, has been as SLICED PEACHES 4 signed to the 583th Engineer Bat tallon in South Vietnam. He re UBBY'S NUTRITIOUS M , ONSAU eently completed a course quali tying him as a construction ma- MS WBK chine operator. CREAM CORN 4-- Urn. 9 INCH WHITE Thomas L. Parrlsh, Jr., a Ma- rine Corps Platoon Leaders Class candidate, is undergoing 150 PAPER PLATES « officer training at Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va. Parrish is Kleenex Facial Tissues ™•»* ' a senior attending Randolph-Ma- con College. He is the son of Mr S.O.S. Scouring Pads and Mrs. Thomas I.. Parrish, 411 Wilson Ave,, New Monmouth, Dutch Maid Cracker Zee

Marine Pvt. Michael P. Ham- Keebler Vanilla Wafers mentone, son of Mr. and Mrs. BLUEBERRY Robert C Hammerstone Sr. Finast Elbow Macaroni Fimsf Route 2, Farmingdale, a marine Whltow now undergoing basic training at Hudson Big H. Towels Cahr.i Parris Island, S. C, helped his Hudson Bathroom Tissue **"Cokni" ' "* platoon win the "Minuteman IDEAL WITH PEANUT Flag" for its support of the U.S. SUPER SAVINGS AT OUR DAIRY DIPT. MOOKSWE Savings Bond program. KE CREAM RICHMOND Senior Chief Boilerman Michael x HE Aim & BFAUTT SUM SAVINGS BUTTER J. Anderson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J, Anderson of 16 Grade k' Butter 73 DRY/ OB.Y OR NORMAL . REG. 6Oc EACH Stephenville Blvd., Middletown, is Vt\ a crewman aboard the destroyer BROOKSIBE USS Dupont and was aboard Heavy Cream when it transited the Panama Ca- BRECK SHAMPOO nal to join the U. S. Pacific Fleet. RED Edam Cheese ROOSTER 49 Dupont Toothbrushes h**-* 3^79< -LEGAL NOTICE VO-5 Setting Gel REDDI-WIP TOPPING NON-DAIRY OI"TASIY NOTICE pnt carton 3-121 SHERIFF'S SALE AXELROD'S SOUR CREAM CROWltY'l ilFEBIOR CODRT OF NEW JEKSET e CHANCERY DIVISION SOFT DIET PARKAY IMITATION MAKOAIIINE 39 MONMOCTH COONTT Docket No. F 171)3-60 Tht Broadway National Bank or Bay- FISHER'S CHEDDAR CHEESE «°« ™ •nne, Plaintiff va: Seacnaflt Finance Company, et a]s, Defendant! By virtue of a wrlL of execution In tha above stated action to me di- rected, I ahatl expose for «ale at pub- lic vendue, at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold, County of lion- mouUi, New Jersry, on Monday the 14th day of Aumist. 1067, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. \ FRENCH FRIES All that tract or parcel of Tand, ilt- nate, lying* and being In the- Township of Matawan, In the County of Mon- mouth, In the State of New Jerney: ROMAN CHEESE PIZZA - BEING known find designated ft* Lot No. 823 In Block 20, on "Man of Sec- tion One, Ollffwnnil Beach, Mntawnn Townihlp, Monmouth Covinty, N. J., November, 1923". This map was filed FIHAST FISH STICKS In the Monmouth County Clerk's 01- llce on April 3, 1K1 In Cnse £08-1. Commonly known as C23 Ptnehlirat Drive. Cllffwoful Beacli, Now Jemey. WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE Belnf the same premises conveyed to tile mc-rtjagors lioreln, by deed of 5-57 Balviaore Maasa and Josephine Mas- •a, his wife, dated Sept. 25, 11)56 and 'RICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 5th at oil NEW JERSEY »torei txcept recorded Sept. 27, 1D56 In the office or the Monmoulh county Clerk BOOK LAINFIEID, WESTFIEID, HACKENSACK and ELIZABETH. We r»ierv« tr» right 3701, Page 155. The approximate amount of the Judr- Bunt to be natljfled by said iale Is lo limit quantities, Not rcspomibl* for typographical trrori. the sum of $4,220 together with the witi of this sale. Dated June 12, 1917 PAUL KIBRNAN, Sheriff. Wron M. Walley Atty. July IS, M, Au«. 3, • S4l.lt 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RAISED 8-Tedn«d.y. Aug. 2. 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Mr. HartzeU, chairman, announc- ed that $1,113.40, a record for jthii borough, feu been raised for th« American Cancer Society. For Computer Lease Last year, $1,506.SI wa» collect- NOTICE TO PERSONS ed here. FREE/HOLD - Theodore J. a forward looking step" by leas- Narozanick, assistant county ing a computer for county de- For latest job offers read the treasurer, yesterday praised the partments. DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS Classified Ads regularly. Board of Freeholders for "taking First to be programmed, said, will be budgets and pay- If you are a qualified and registered voter of the State of New Jersey who expects to be absent rolls. He added that there would outside the State on Sept. 12, 1967 or a qualified I be many other applications made and registered voter who will be within the State which now "is not able to be 1 on Sept. 12, 1967, but because of blindness or ill- HOLMDEL done. ness or physical disability or because of the ob- The tward approved a $3,188 servance of a religious holiday pursuant to the monthly leasing agreement for tenets of your religion, or will be a resident at- one year with Honeywell, Inc tendant at school, college or university, will be GENERAL STORE Mr. Narozanick said the county unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in would have a monthly credit of NEXT TO FIRE HOUSE MAIN ST., HOLMDEL $8M for its presently leased tabu- your district on 'said date, and you desire to vote FREE DELIVERY 946-4115 lating equipment. in the Primary Election to be held on Sept. 12, Emphasizing that the free- 1967, kindly WRITE to the undersigned at once requestine that a civilian absentee ballot be for- RIB ROAST . 8»c *. holders will not interfere with warded to you. SUCH REQUEST MUST STATE the home rule of county munic- YOUR HOME ADDRESS, AND THE ADDRESS ipalities, Mrs. Narozanick said TO WHICH SAID BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT, SIRLOIN STEAKS 1.09c ,>. that computer services might be AND MUST BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIGNA- PORTERHOUSE CTCAIfC 1 10 offered to the communities if TURE, AND STATE THE REASON WHY YOU and T-BONE JICAIV J 1. 17 Ib. they want it. WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE AT YOUR Need Stressed USUAL POLLING PLACE. CHUCK STEAKS_flc "With the county growing as rapidly as it is, we need this," said Freeholder Joseph C. Irwin. No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or tor- CHUCK ROAST 59c,>. In other business, the board NEW RESTAURANT — Mayor Joseph A. Morales, Raritan Township, presides at rib- warded to any applicant unless request therefor Is re- appointed Mrs. Richard C. Klein ^——— Freezer Specials ' bon cutting ceremony opening new Italian restaurant, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Pat ceived not less than eight days prior to the election, and of 511 Woodland Rd., West Allen- containing the foregoing information. hurst, to fill the unexpired term Lastrella, at the Union Ave. Shopping Center. •. (Register Staff Photo) until June 30, 1970 on the county RIBS OF BEEF Mental Health Board of Dr. Dated July 28, 1967 CONSISTS OF CLUB STEAKS, RIB ROAST, RIB George A. Shcehan Jr., who re- Klatsky, Himelman and Siegfried signed June 26. STEAKS, CHOPPED MEAT 79c Ib. J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY The board approved prelimi- 25 LBS. OR MORE OF CHOPPED nary plans to reconstruct a County Clerk 'bridge on Newman Springs Rd. Law Firm Adds Member Hall of Records CHUCK 69c Ib. over Swimming River in Middle- RED BANK — The law firm Member of the Monmouth Republican Club, University ol Freehold, N. J. 07728 Noi responsible for Typogrophlcol errors. town and Red Bank and Newof Klatsky and Himelman has County Magistrates' Association, Pennsylvania Alumni Club of Shrewsbury. announced that the name of thehe is presently a member of the Monmouth County, Mon- Note: Requests forms are available at Municipal Clerk's firm has been changed to Klat- Monmouth County Bar Associa- mouth County Bar Association, or County Clerk's Offices, as a public convenience. sky, Himelman and Siegfried. tion and the New Jersey State American Bar Association and William Klatsky, senior part- Bar Association. American Trial Lawyers Associa- er, practiced law for more than He served as municipal court tion. 30 years at 3 'East Front St. magistrate for other municipali- Mr. Siegfried is married to the The firm will occupy the first ties. He is presently the attorney former Audrey Kargaroff of El- floor of the new professional for tihe Red Bank Board of Ad- Advertise in The Register building at 320 Broad St. The oth- justment. beron. They live in Middletown. er floors will be leased for profes- Army Veteran AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHINS CHAIN ional and business offices. Mr. Klatsky served with the Mr. Klatsky is a graduate Army in Europe during World if Red IBank schools. He obtained War II. his, pre-legal education at Dana Mr. Klatsky is married to the College. He attended Rutgers Uni- former Ann Kasrel of Asbury versity Law School where he •Park, They have three sons; was a member of King's Bench Alan, attending Rutgers Univer- Honorary Society, Sea and Scroll sity Law School; Steven, a stu- Honorary Society and was grad- dent at American University in uated cum laude. Washington, D.C. and Fred, a stu- Active in Civic Affairs dent at Red Bank High School. •'•i'i'1 Mr. Klatsky was formerly asso- William Himelman is a grad- Delicious Orchards ciated with his brother, the late uate of Asbury Park High School, COLTS NECK, NEW JERSEY Judge Harry Klatsky. His subse- attended Vanderbilt Univer- quent association was with the sity and is a graduate of Al- RT. 34, JUST SOUTH OF RT. 537 CROSSING firm of Klatsky, Gray and Klat- bright College where he obtained ... and Now the Days of Bounteous Harvest sky. His former partner, George his B.A. degree and obtained his A. Gray, is now Judge of the law degree from Rutgers Uni- f APPLES-First of the Season county District Court. versity: Law School where he was Mr. Klatsky has been active in president of his graduating class. The- early July Red, the season's first apple, the civic affairs, a member of the He is a trustee of the Mon- Starr, a bright green beauty, tart and juicy for pie Board of Trustees of the Redmouth County. Community Action Fall-toned and ; or sauce . . . with others now ripening in our Bank Elks and former Past Ex- Program, a member of Rotary orchards for the delectation of apple admirers. alted Ruler. He is a trustee of Club of Middletown, a member the Haskell Brown Veterans of the Marine Corps League, for- mer chairman of the Heart Fund Our Own, Fresh Picked Home, the holding corporation for the Red Bank American Le- Drive and a member of Btiai DELICIOUS CORN gion Post and was the former Brith. Red, Ripe Jersey post commander of Shrewsbury Active In Politics Post and former county comman Mr. Himelman is active in CELANESE TOMATOES der of the American Legion. politics, being the former presi- and form fresh blueberries, peach- He is a past president of thedent of the Red Bank Democratic nectarines and .local produce. Club. He is presently chairman . err™, M* h.».y. 320 Templers Club of Monmouth BLUEBERRY piE County and one of tfhe original Democratic Executive Commit- ACETATE Freih and fragrant from our own members of the Root Beer and tee. He was appointed by Gov. farm kitchen. Faf, |uky, natlv* Ohecken Club". He is a member Hughes to the position of super- b«rrl(i In a crust of flaky good- of the Mystic Brotherhood Lodge intendent of elections and com- ADORNED CHEESES OF F&AM, Red Bank, and former missioner of registration of Mon- " APPLE PUS (Naturaliy. mouth County. THE WORLD and a host of other pie,, eakei president of the Red Bank Young Men's Republican Club and sec- Foriva and salubrious Mr. Himelman is a member of aceampanimenr to our S. S. PIERCE FOODS retary of the Affiliated- Repub- the Monmouth County Bar Asso- WITH dtllcieus fruits and pits. and DELICACIES lican Club of Monmouth County. ciation where he serves on the He was former president and Legal Assistance Committee and Open Monday • Saturday f to e; Sundays 1 to 6 ... Air conditioned. trustee of Congregation Bnai he is a member of the State Bar Israel, Rumson. Association, the American Trial CROCHET Lawyers Association and has been appointed by Attorney Gen., Arthur Sills, as a deputy atlor-i r.ey general for the purpose of | LOOK representing the interests of the public at public utility hearings. He is also a member of Phi Del ta Phi Legal Fraternity. He is STITCHERY member of Congregation Bnai Is rael, Rumson. "Mr. Himelman served with VICTORY MARKET the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He is a resident of Lin- 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 his wife, the former Joan R. Ganzell of North Bergen, and Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. their two children; Daniel, 9, and Carla, 7. CHOICE Pennsylvania Graduate The new member of the firm SEASONED Arthur Siegfried, is a gradual! Ib of the Peddie School, Heights SIZES 12 TO 20, SIRLOIN town, and completed his under- graduate work at the Warton 14KTO-22K—. STEAKS 89 School of Finance and Commerc T-BONE of the University of Pennsylvania PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 99c ,b | SK. RIB STEAKS 89c ,b where he received his B.S. de- It's sleeveless so you can wear gree. His postgraduate work was it right now ... and it's fall toned done at Seton Hall University so you can enjoy it much later! where he received a bachelor of 9 law degree. 100J Cclanese' acetate knit • Mr. Siegfried served as a lieu- in two parts—the skirt sweet and tenant with the U.S. Army Quar- slim, the zip-back top lavished Ib termaster Corps. He is a truslce with an extra-wide border of of Congregation Bnai Israel Fs CHICKE 29 Rumson, as well as president of crochet-look trim, repeated at LEAN its Men's Club. He is also a vice the high neckline. A very smart FRESH CHOP BEEF 3 I 11 ES. BACON 89c Ib, president of Monmouth Lodge of newcomer, perfect for town Bnai Brith and an officer of the and travel and marvelously low United Jewish Council. priced! And how nice that it Mr. Siegfried is a member of CHOICE the following clubs and organi7a- comes in sizes for both tions: Junior Chamber of Com- misses and womcnl BONELESS merce of Red Bank, Affiliated CHUCK POT ROAST 69Ib 2- TVs, Radio COMMUNITY RIPE Reported Stolen CCP FRESH 6 for SANTA ROSA 2 lbs. FREEHOLF D - Two portable TV sets and an AM-FM rndio LOCAL LOCAL were reported stolen yesterday, SUGAR PLUMS police said. Rita McCloud, 6 Bond St., re- CORN TOMATOES 49' ported that.a 16-inch grey port- 39 3 LBS. able TV set and a black port- able AM-^FWI radio Were stolen JERSEY JERSEY 2 lbs. from her home. 2 lbs. Mrs. F. Zamot, 36 First St., re- GREEN 00 LIMA m *y ported that an 11-inch white ahd KEANSBURG: RT. 36 on MAIN STREET i»rey set was taken from/her ASBURY PARK—Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Circle home. ^ .: PERTH AMBOY—365 Smith St., West of RR Station BEANS BEANS 49 Police said there were no signs MADISON TOWNSHIP—Rt. 9 49 ! forced entries Into the homes. 1 (Sourh of Rt, 516 birwMit Saynvllle and Freehold) THE BAJLY REGISTER* Engaged

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Miss Jane £. kbbey CHUCK STEAKS SEA BRIGHT — Mr. and Mrs Pat Long, 6 Shrewsbury Way, an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Jane E. Abbey FIRST to Charles C. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, 40 Laxcbwood Ave., West Long CUT Brandi. The bride-to-be, a graduate of THICK OR THIN Shore .Regional High School, Wes FOR BAJt-B-q Long Branch, Is a clerk-typist at SIRLOIN STEAK .93' Fort Monmouth. STEAK, THICK OK THIN Mr. Lloyd, an alumnux of Long PORTERHOUSE FORBAH-B-Q .99' Branch High School, received his bachelor's degree from Mon mouth College where he majored CUT SHORT in business administration and waa a member- of Kappa Beta FOR BAR-B-QUE Sigma fraternity. He is with Ben- MB STEAKS Ib. dix Corp., Eatontown. U An October wedding li planned, SHOP-RITE DELICIOUS OVEN, POT AND ROTJSSERIE ROAST* Cdffomia C CHUCK POT ROAST ib. 63 TOP SIRLOIN ROAST t. 95* OVEN ' REAP T BOTTOM For Bar-B-Q . mg* Boneless ••«». REG. GROUND BEEF B,49( CHUCK POT ROAST b.73c RIB ROAST Freth and Lean ' -•*•,- For Bar-B-Q (Where Available) _- ROUND GROUND CHUCK n.69* GND. CHUCK PATTIES b. 79* IASYTOCARVE Extra Lean for Bar-B-Q _ _. For Braising and Potting • FIRST CUT GROUND ROUND u,89e SHORT RIBS OF BEEF *. 59* CUT SHORT OR CROSS RIB ROAST Oven.PotorRotisserie • __- Lean Cut for Stew T9t 85 TOP ROUND ROAST ».95e BEEF CUBES *. '& r-99° FROZEN FOOD SALE FARM FRESH PRODUCE' TURKIYfc GRAVY IANQUET YOW CHOKE i BliFN'NOOiHE • CULTIVATED CHKKINSTIW SHOMBTS 2 MM Maureen Gillen FRESH BLUEBERRIES ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - TATQHfOUSETATEMiTES 14. YOUR CHOICE The engagement of Miss Mau- DOWHYfUKftfAFFUS %i^ f ft |||| 1 c 29 reen Gillen to Jay Harry Stout ii EXTRA FANCY announced by the bride-elect' SHOP-MTESmiACH 22P££ IV i*» *T m FRESH HOME GROWN SWEET SANTA ROSA SWEET '*> parents, Mr. and Mrs. William • F. Gillen, 36V4 South Ave. YOUR CHOICE CUCUMBERS 3 PLUMS ,29 Mr. Stout is the son of Mr. an< CORN 10 -S59' NEW GREEN SEBHJOS ORANGES Mrs. Harold J. Stout, 7 Third t i W PASCAL CRISP --%, St., Keyport. GRIEM BEANS w CABBAGE SUNKIST lO*r49« Miss Gillen is a graduate of UMABIANS CELERY •"" Atlantic Highlands High School and is employed as a keypunch YOUR CHOICE SHOP-RITE... FOR THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE! mm operator with Electronic Associ- POUNDCAKE ^-^^ ates, Inc., West Long Branch. STRAWBERRIES Her fiance, a graduate of Key CHICKEN DINNfR "££" SHOP-RITE j port High School, operate* Ma rine Engine Sales and Service, Atlantic Highlands. SHOP-RITE PRESERVES DRINKS The. couple will be married on CHERRY, ORflNGE ORANGE- Jan. 6. COFFEE 1IGHTENER 8 £99' nmmt PINE.. FLOR.FRT.PUNCH.GR APE VEG. N SHOP-UTC ASPARAGUS RUTTIB FORDHOOK UMAS, DW '.••* BROCCOU, wussa SAUCE SPROUTS, CAUUFLOWBt

Q«Try-Appt»- Apricot 14-ei. •« SARA LEE DANISH pkg- /<» i CLOROX BLEACH :--,< ^•49' 12 * 59' 1 BROADCAST CORN BEEF HASH BAKERY DEPT. SAVINGS! CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA w»S« 3 SHOP RITE BREAD HEINZ PORK BEANS or1 with Tomato Sauco O HUNT/DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 10 Alice Lee McFadden MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 167' Sliud PITTSBURGH — Mr. and Mrs, SdopJlH. Twin Podc Shop**Fror* end • n^ 8-pk.2Se 10c OH Elton McFadden of Neville Is 5 EL7. DEPT. -^ SEAFOOD DEPT. WAAAAAVALUABU HEINZ COUPONAAAAA'K HEALTH &BEAVTY Squad Auxiliary discussed plans > Colgate Family Size-6c Off Label for the squad's annual drive a SHOP-RITE BACON i*75ci „ „ . M . Toothpaste' e-}/4-«4^ . BAi a recent meeting conducted by c ON 2 CANS AII Meat/An Beer . M Lge. Shrimp ib.89 drive is headed by Harry V. Dun S Mouthwash b^ 69' can Sr., president of the squad SHOP.RITE FRANKS IK49 I »*»»£•?* - ,**,« l HEINZ with auxiliary members assist- AI.M.^IB.,1 Frank. Shop-Rit. . M . 9^ Sh»mp S.lb.M" <^ Wny Pay More? Tablets ing. Oscar Mayer B,.69' Sauerkraut m29« il »?*«**«>"*« AUca Seltzer 44* All Meat/All Beef Conned Hqmi ¥"•:•:•:•: : Cente•Till©r Cut! • Ib. 09. «? Auxiliary members will begin s BEANS C~^ Holripmy Reg., Hard to Hold, Umcented this week to collect coin cards Rath Franks 59' Swift Hormel »b.*4 * |g Swordfish Steaks . 79' ^ Aqua Net V-? 49" Stadium/Boll Park Canned Horn '(EXCLUDING 7-OZ.) which were distributed through 4 out the borough several months Hygrade Franks it 69' Unox Imported m'5 * :: c,nlerCut ^ Coupon tiplrei Sal. Might, Aug. 5,1967 Halrspray Reg., Extra Control ago. Both the local and summer APPETIZER DEPT. , ,j' v B Halibut Steaks k79« ^ COOD AT ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MKT. Hidden Magic residents who have not been con- Center Cut ^ COUPOM LIMIT-ONE KB fAMUY tacted and wish to make a con ^ > WfiyPayMoret tribution can do so when aux- ... Salmon Steaks n. *1°* J^ ONLY WITH THIS COUPO^/^^^X l«edrln Tabl.U £,9* iliary members» call, at their 0 homes. Donations also can be AmericanCh««sa ffidl • Blf.-. i jBfi "". « ' tA, W made directly to the First Aid Kitchen Cooked Bake'd Imported Chowder MIDDLETOWClams J«. 59' K N SHREWSBURY Squad. J... Virginia Ham . 69* Boiled Ham RT. 35 and NEW MONMOUTH ROAD 550 BROAD ST. and RT. 35 Mrs. Victor Rossetti and Mrs Domestic . Lillian A. Maxson will be chair- Boiled Ham OAKHURST men of a card party Thursday, NEW SHREWSBURY Aug. 17, in the First Aid build- Prices eHettiveJ '^BStfl^aJtitS: P 981 SHREWSBURY AVE. ROUTE 35 Ing. A meeting will take place Mon- ^.There's A Shop-Rite Near You—CALL ESsex 5- day, Aug. 28, at Penta'a Clear- water Pool, R(M 36. 10—Wedoesdav, Aug 2, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Marries Air Force FarOaatiePrice. Temtattie Vtiue! A "Big W" Scoop 111 Sergeant OtAM "AA" . 93 SCOM Maxwell House ALL GRINDS COFFEE HAZLET — Mrs. Agnes V. Rio Und 0' Lakes Butter cardo and Air Force Tech. Sgt: Carlyle Coleman were married here July 21 in St. John's Meth- odist Church. Rev. Norman Rile; officiated. Parents of the couple are Mrs OM pw fomiJr thru Saturday, Auguit 5, 1MT OM p« family thru Saturday, Auguit J, 1947 Irene E. Vliet and the late Rus THIS COUPON WORTH 15« THIS COUPON WORTH 10c sell C. Vliet Sr., 20 Brooksidi Mobile Homes, Hazlet, and Mrs. Carrie Coleman and the late How. ard Coleman of Norfolk, Va. Frank Riccardo Jr., Oceanport on of the bride, escorted hi mother. Attending the couple were Mrs Kenneth. Coleman, Fair Haven sister-in-law of the bridegroom who was matron of honor, am POTATOES Mr. Coleman, brother of th Cut Up, Quartered, Whol*, Roairing 1 bridegroom, best man. Kennet (Prom our Frtih M«at Dept.) and Keith Coleman, nephews o On* p«r family thru Sat., Aug. 5, 1967 the bridegroom, served as ush SPECIALS ffc Limit •! p«r oduK family. Coupon vatld rs. EFFECTIVE ly with trit purchoit of thii item- The bride wore a pink laci On* p*r fomify thru Saturday, Aujjuit 3, 1967 dress and hat which she designs TODAY THRU THIS COUPON WORTH 2Oc "" and made herself, THIS COUPON WORTH 2Oc Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lane A reception was held after th SATURDAY! ceremony in the home of th bride's sister and brortier-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Homack, Little Silver Couple 22 Old Manor Rd,, Hazlet. The bridegroom Is with the Aii Force. He left Saturday foi Married 65 Years Izmir, Turkey, where his bridi LITTLE SILVER - Mr. andAve., Little Silver, the daughter will join him next month. Mrs. James F. Lane celebrated of the late Edward A. and Mary PAY LESS! their 65th wedding anniversary Black Bowman. She and Mr. Lane Serve As Attendant* Thursday at an open house at have lived in their present home, V their home at 600 Prospect Ave. built by Mrs. Lane's father, for In Texas Wedding IS THE LOWEST PRICES !N JEPSE A party followed in the evening, ;he past 27 years, moving there RUMSON — Misses Susan an also in their home, and an out-from Red Bank, They were mar- Melissa McRoberts, daughters oi door supper party took place Sun- ied on July 27, 1902, in St. James Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts, OSLO'S FINEST BRAND NAME FOODS! day for members of the family. Episcopal Church in New Bruns- Azalea La., were attendants al he wedding of their cousin, Mis; Mr. and Mrs. Lane are parents wick, YES — PAY LESS FOR BRAND NAME FOODS! YOV ALWAYS DO AT "BIG VTl of two children, Mrs. A. Edwin Beverly Bunting, daughter o: Mr. Lane is t;he son of the Burdge, 19 Orchard PI., Little Or. and Mrs. James Bunting of late James H. and Susan McKeon Silver, and the late J. Edward Houston, Tex., in Houston July Lane of Shrewsbury. He owned Lane. Their five grandchildren 22. Miss Bunting became th and operated Clayton's Market are Mrs. Raymond 0. Lane, bride of Robert Moor of Fori COUNTY UNE ROAD (later re-named Lane's Market) Athens, Ohio; A. Edwin Burdge Worth, Tex. m ME MOOT FU2A SHOPPING CENTEI at 10 White St, Red IBank, from Jr., Little Silver; Grover T. The Misses McRoberts are 1932 until his retirement in May, Burdge, Fountain Valley, Calif.; granddaughters of Mrs. Jame JfKKSQUf ML J* 1953.. Mrs. Barry D. Jerolamon, Mon- Bunting of Red Bank. mouth Beach, and Mrs. Gordon'A. M NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD MacLeod, Sunnyvale, Calif. They RIGHT OFF KTE. 35 have 16 great-|r%ndchildren. Ann Landers BAM; ML J* • Mrs. Lane, the former Jessie MCM Wheth* tbv Saturday, AugtMf J, M6T. Nmr am Bowman, was born on Prospect Umltil Bur «• V»» maM Him toW to jkafcn. Nat resptm- tlbla for typographical •rron. Thrift Shop Names 'Springtime Fredk" FRV1TS £ Cuts Prices Dear Ann Landers: I laughed they have a perverted sense of over the letter' about B (only) humor? - JUST ASKING NEW MONMOUTH — Prices FREESTONE N (only) Jones who wound up Dear Just: Not necessarily. have been cut to five and 10 in the Army with the name Some parents want to give cents on all merchandise in Bonly Nonly. It's bad enough their child a name no one will summer clearance sale under when suCh things happen by ac- forget. If I ever meet Stick PEACHES 15e OH Label „ mg^ way at the St. Mary's Mater Dei cident, but what do you think Around I'll never forget him. JUICY - PLUMP ( PTA Thrift Shop. about parents who would in- How about you? Cold Water Wash Detergent pkg 49 The shop, located behind St, tentionally give a child a crazy Fink or CW Mary's Catholic Church, Leo- name? Dear Ann Landers: What a Unit* Ho«» nardville Rd., is open during relief to read a letter in your Active Liquid Dttergenl Smooth Spreading the summer on Wednesday's only, I read recently where some CALIFORNIA PINEAPPLE one who researched odd names column from a woman who KRAFT from 9 a.m. to noon. The sale has the same problem, I have JUICE will continue through August. through Social Security list SWEET PLUMS HHUfftO JrlllCe lletcon^hr | MAYONNAISE ings came across Tin Cans, For years I thought I was the The shop is staffed by volun- Safety First, Never Gamble, only wife in the world whose 46 oz. can quart jar C OC teers and all proceeds are used 3 July Bonus, Pork Shop, True hurfjand collected pornography, to purchase articles for the Chopped Mushrooms « - 4 *»' I Story and Born Young. The hid It under the rugs, in the pchools. one that took the cake was the trunk of the car, and even in the rafters of the attic. STRING BEANS 19' Vanity Fair - Regal Print STORK SHOWER name Mr. and Mrs. Around Charcoal Briquets 20 * •»» 98' II, Macarcnl *r LEONARDO - Mrs, Roger T. hung on their newborn son. When I first discovered my FACIAL AN VarMn BUITONI They christened the boy Stick. ROMAHK LETTUCE °" "" 19c D Dolan was honored at a stork husband's "hobby," I was dis- TISSUE PASTA ROMANI shower given here by Miss Jean Why would-parents do this gusted and shocked. He con- Crosse»- BlackweJI Relishes ; 19« TASTY SQUASH ^ An riGrVOri Gregsrson, 23 Roop Ave. to a child? Doesn't It mean fessed that his intense interest box of 400 £ for * 1 1 lb. m, In pornography began in ad- Lo&t fm "Country Fraik" Dairy Food*! Happy's Ice Cream ^^.50* box 9 olescence and I realized he was ill. I begged him to get S«m B«l low Calori* or LM.it Horn Raom Sproy VarMUi WE HAVE HIDDEN psychiatric- help- but he re- Soft Margarine Canned Soda *»"— •-••»«;•»7e %%t latter I fused. iWTien our son found part FIEISCHMANN'S, RENUZIT The Red Bank Antique Center of his collection he agreed to GOLDEN GLOW Charcoal Lighter Fluid •""*»«< i-25<= RENUZIT see a doctor. Although he Is or BLUE BONNET ||] pL;o. DEODORANTS SPRAY STARCH Annex in an Old Brewery far from cured, he now un Kosher Pickles derstands his illness and Is 7 ( Beat Club Court and Union Avenue trying to get better. Cream Cheese *tZ X White Bread "*Z£? '^2-33c T hope other wives who 1 RED BANK share this problem will recog- Crown Drinks tEEET t^ 29c YES — PAY LESS FOR USDA CHOICE - GOLD STAR MEATS ! nize it is a sickness. Please Kraft A«««*»»49e I have been doing it. — DES Uw Cabrm Ifcon Ibfriar lew Croat* MOINES RIB ROAST O'BEEF Dear D. M.; Cheers for you. Aver Sour Drafting «**«-•• !§« And for the thousands (yes, 1 Pmr Uu for "Country Fmh" DM favorite,! said thousands) of other worn FIRST CUT Ib. 89c en1 who wrote to say they, toosi are living with husbands Aace who collect pornography. A Short Cut - Oven Ready lu« problem understood is a prob- FASHIONS lem hall splved. Thanks to al of you who wrote to say, "Me, Swift'i Premium . Gov't Imp.. Sfcaiku too;11—" All Meat Franks USDA Choice - Western Steer Beef Unsure of yourself on dates? Swift'i Pfwniunt- Gov't Insp, What's right? What's. wrong~ BONELESS CLUB STEAK Should you? Shouldn't you King Size Franks *«*•*,£ 69« USDA Choice - Western Steer Beef Send for Ann Landers' book- SwJft'» Premium let "Dating Do's and Don'ts,' 1 enclosing with your reques Sausage Links T. ""..£5* JUICY CUBE STEAK »>9* 35c in coin and a long, self- OKor May.r - Slit.d . Stryi & J*a| THe t 1w Cuf addressed, stamped envelope. BRISKET CORNED BEEF ""&£" JJ~, 49e ; 69e Ann Landers will be glad to All Meat Bologna *«• *. 39c Fresh — Delivered Daily Fresh Italian Sausage H»i«9wMt-HaMmad.$tyi. »>- 69c help you with your problems OKOT Mayer Send them to her in care o Top Round Steak usDAcno!».w.ti«nKMt»«, this newspaper enclosing s Sliced Variety Pak BAR-B-QUE |b self-addressed, stamped enve- Waf«r Thin . All Varietiei. Top Sirloin Steak u50ACH<.ic..w«t«nstMri«f *1.09 1>7 HIGHWAY 36 ^ KEANSBURG lope. *>* Sliced Cold Cuts £ Shoulder Steak usDAch<.ic.-w«i.rt.8tMrB«( A>.OOC (Northbound) s£? 787-2911 Yet. Pay Leu for Freih Frozen Food* I pl For quick action use Classlfiei Chicken Rock Cornish Game Hens ™p m i» J «•. *,a. h. 3ge Ads to sell sporting goods to casl Bird. Ey. or Snow Crop . Fr«n FroiM Open Doily »:30 re 5:30; Wcdnudoy and Friday 'Ml t Fr.ili . D.li»ind Doily Fr»h Ground - All BM buyers. Dial 741-6900 now. ORANGE JUICE ^ 1 »e«f, Chidon, Turkty Chicken Backs Necks MOc Ground Beef ">48c Parts frath - Delivind Dolly Fr.ih G/ound - All »«( MORTON'S POT PIES •«. lb L «.au|Or or Crinkl. Cut . Frt.h Ffaim . linden Farmi Breast Qtr. leg Qtr. Fresh Chicken Livers 58c Chuck Ground «" »> 68c W.ll Trimm.d Sw.,t Eal|n' FRENCH FRIED POTATOES JF&2*" 49c lb «icV. or P.,« . Fr..h Frown Smoked Beef Tongue 59c Turkey Drumsticks <*>• 29c RUMSON ROULETTE COFFEE UGHTENER i°°i.™.toh..f2f"29c U.S.D.A. Choice Western Steer Beef Sliced B«f or Turk.y & Gravy, V.ol ParmtMn, Sail.. Stoak B JO « Jo s h \s 7 West River Road, Rumson FREEZER QUEEN MEATS 2*••*• '1.19 Tender Rib Steak c rI $ lb Mcrr.ll Pntl. . Fraihiy Slicd Sliced . Hickory Smok«d PIHK SHRIMP »« 5 '" 3.89 78e 40%—50% REDUCTIONS CHOPPED HAM lb79e NOVA SCOTIA LOX «'b69c ' Cr«amy . rrsihly Silted Potato, Cot. Slaw, Macarml • Fr.ll, Mod. FLOUNDER FILLET MUENSTER CHEESE ""69c FRESH SALADS "-29c ALL TYPE CLAMS Chawd.r.Ch.rry.tan.>LiHl.n«k do»n All Sales Final No Charges County Fair OX so you bulge 'm all Charity Ball Guests Unruffled As Gale Winds Blow the wrong places... }y MARGUERITE HENDERSON Newman SPRINGS name. But R. Stout, also in citron chiffon residing OB Alien Ave. Invited Monmouth Alumnae of Silver, Is in charge of the fash- When the Turf Charity Ball that was after the ball was —hen, with a Jewelled bodice. committee settled on a "surf" those who live on Russell Ave. Marymount College are faced ion segment — to be staged over ... (they are separated by an Is- with this happy circumstance: theme — do For the rest of the night, we Gowns with tops that glit- by Fredericks of Spring Lake YOU DON'T HAVE TO! you think tered seemed almost de rlgeur, land) to an evening of food' the committee for their an. and Montclair. Mrs. Gertrude were as snug as snails — cush- and fun. nual summertime luncheon t h e y b a r- ioned from the elements by the Mrs. Bernard B. White, Locust, Giddings will commentate and gained for wore hers In her favorite blue, About 125 persons attended and fashion show gets smaller, these ladies will compete with size,'and soundness of the Mon- while the audience gets bigger! the tidal mouth tark Jockey Club. What with a gently full skirt and the affair — for which the professional models: Mrs. Ed- wave that Register sports columnist Hy bodice encrusted with pearls ladies made the buffet fare, This year, the event (to raise ward Kerbs, Rumson; Mrs. H. swept in Cunningham has labeled "Is- and crystal. And Mrs. Haskell the men minded the barbecue, money for the scholarship Bart McHugh, New Shrews- bury; Mrs. Carl Menk, Sea Saturday elin weather" (all good for Sr. was In full-skirled tawny and their olfspring made the fund) will be held Wednesday, (F(H Forking) night? Slosh- apricot with crystal beads in August 9, at Spring Lake Golf Girt, and Mrs. John Hamilton Call ui. It president Philip H. Iselin as noise! Table tennis, badminton 111 East Ntwrnisil won't coit you ing home pertains lo racing) could be flower form on top. i and portable shuffleboard were Club. Mrs. Herbert Thornton and Miss Anne O'Connell, Spring! Road along Rt, and Mrs. William Kenney, both Spring Lake. (Next ta A&P) a cent for rephrased "Turf Charity all part of the festivities. 7<7-MM dellill. 3 520, we were wind" re Saturday right's gale. Also attending were Red of Spring Lake, are chairmen. Please call Mrs. Thornton Henderson convinced of It blew toward the track, not Bank's Mr. and Mrs. Monroe The party also served as Mrs. Paul Mindnich, Little for reservations. tic aptness of its everyday .off, or several thousand per- Eisner (she in two-piece white send-off for some departing sons would have been very crepe with bituminous-looking officers and their families — damp around the edges. beading to edge the bottom of among them, Col. and Mrs. NATIONALLY FAMOUS Its loose overtop) and Mr. and G. D. Daughton and Col. and MILK Approaching the brightly Il- Mrs, Robert Eisner (she In a Mrs. B. 0. Vogt. luminated club and grand- sleeveless straight gown of DARK stand one was reminded, al- white-on-white paisley pat- It was a fit time, too, to wel- ternatively, of a crystal palace come the aforementioned Brig. 58 BROAD ST. MINT terned fabric dotted with foods plus or an all-flight factory — fun woven green flowers. Gen. Hugh Foster, Mrs. Fos- RED BANK, NEW JERSEY BUTTERSCOTCH factory. A step from the car, ter and two of their three sons a ride up the escalator' and With all these clothes-ln- (the other is stationed at Fort PRODUCTS fiATURCD PHONE: 741-7160 NON-PAREILS voila — fun. Whether you got motion (everything from mad- Bragg) who have returned to yours dancing (Peter Duchin ras stovepipe nants on men to Fort Mormouth after a two- was his usual great and his silver paper bell bottoms on year assignment in Korea "rock" relief maybe more so women) it seems strange that where Gen. Foster received 99* doing "01' Man River" as It's "participation" rather * than his star. Gen. Foster replaces • ' FULL POUND never been done before) dining "fashion" rings clear as the Col. Vogt as head of Satellite party's outstanding character- Communication Agency. Reg. 1.39 (on filet tnignon catered by Harry M. Stevens, who, else?) istic. But indeed, it does. ALKA SELTZER The Fosters were also feted bidding (at auction) or buying Truly It's an affair not to he marred by vanity or aloofness: last week at a cocktail party COLGATE FOIL 12's (at random) anything from a given by Maj. Gen. and Mrs. combination electric can opener People who need glasses, wear glasses — "all the better to William B. Latta and at a wel- REG. 53c BIRNN CANDY and knife sharpener toted home coming reception planned by by Mrs. Amory Haskell,' Mid- we you with, my child"; DENTAL CREAM' Wonderful Chocolo.ru 1-, people with pinched toes, shed the communications agency dletown, to a cuddly white he'll head. OUR 91 BROAD ST. RED BANK r mink capeldt that went to shoes to thoroughly enjoy the NEW SUPER SIZE Anthony G. Nappi, Holmdel, (or dancing and midwav circuit, $700 to be promptly draped and anyone who feels like Betty and Dick Madsen (and REG. 1.19 PRICE over his wife's sequlned apple swinging (eventually even children', five), New Shrews- green chiffon that she wore some busboys and attendants) bury, have returned from their with a coronet of matching joins in at the edges. Vermont hideaway at Fairlee orchidn. Down at Fort Monmouth, on Lake Morey, But if you're OUR It seemed to these bedazzled "on the (side of the) street expecting their Tinton Falls eyes that gown-wise Van Gogh that you live" may become the Spirit Spot to develop a rash .PRICE yellows were newly popular. whistling favorite of generals. of New Englanditis, (orget it! OION Two sunny ladies were Mrs. At least the generals all (Fey- The only thing they brought G. Barker Seeley, Colts Neck, erelsen, Foster, Gonsetfa, tatta, back that might fit In with In draped chiffon and the Rlenii) were among the offi- their service there. Is a big Hard to Hold senator's lady, Mrs. Richard cers present when the people can of maple syrup. 14 OZ. THE SMALLEST REG. 1.55 LISTERINE OUR EVEGLASS HEARING AID 14 OZ. PRICE ..ihetarlyle" REG. 1.09 New, slim styling with the amazing Zenith Micro-tithlc* Circuit. The"Carlyle" provides top performance in t Q-TIPS comfortable, up-to-the-minute appearance. Special microphone no's placement and true tonal quality. Test-hear it, today. REG. 98c OUR The quiiity gott in beiote the nime goej on* PRICE AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEAUR RIGHT JAMES F. SMITH WITH THIS COUPON Audiomatriit • Optician SINCE 1937 11 WHITE ST..RED BANK GUARD WILKINSON PHONE 741-5070 or 741-5075 4 OZ. REG. 1.00 BLADES BREEZY EVENING — Crepe paper willow fronds blow in 5V stiff breeze as turf Charity Ball guests taclda their filet ••*> OUR REG. 79c DON'T FORGET mignon in Monmouth Park Clubhouse Saturday night. 29 (Register Staff Photo by Don Lord 1)1 PRICE OUR PRICE Limit 2 TO BE AT NAME GUESTS FROM AUSTRALIA MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Mrs. Field and her daughter ADDRESS Robert Field and her daughter visited New York and Philadel- I Jacqueline, 6, of Adelaide, Aus- phia as part of their round-the- ENDS SATURDAY 45 BROAD ST., RED BANK tralia, were the house guests of world trip. Mrs. Gruft is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gruft, 14 Field's aunt. 9:00 A.M. FRIDAY, AUG. 4 Avondale La. SIDEWALK SALE OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! SELLING OUT 60,000 RETAIL STOCK WOMEN'S BETTER AP- MUST MAKE ROOM FOR Thursday PAREL FROM TWO OF LONG ISLAND'S BET- Fall and Back-to-School Stock. Friday TER FASHION SHOPS. 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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1967 10c PER COPY Raritan Builder and Residents Indicate Agreement Is Reached By ROBBY ROBINSON ation to knock the picketing. Mr. Tukey reported on a meet- lot of work around the develop- do something about grading and RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Good "I don't like it and there was ing between representatives of ment since this weekend! He the flooding we've experienced news ahead. ,, no reason for it to happen. The the pickets last night, saying, doesn't want any more picket- recently. He will also keep up Reports from the Raritan Val- manner in which it occurred was "We accomplished more than ing." the homes he is responsible for, ley Civic Association and dissi- totally uncalled for. In my 12 they ever hoped for." Said Mr. Kelleher, "We will those that remain unsold. years as a builder in Monmouth dent homeowners who have Mr. Siegel agreed to a three- meet Thursday to cement or "The meeting on Thursday is, picketed the Raritan Valley USA County nothing similar has oc- point program of communica- verify the solutions we have more than anything else, to fill office to dramatize their griev- curred and I have never had tion, instruction and correction reached with Mr. Siegel. We met ances indicate an agreement this kind of dissatisfaction." which he said he would put in with him last night and he laid the leaders of the picketing in satisfactory to all concerned has He expressed his intent to writing and send out, at his ex- out a fairly thorough program on what agreements and com- been reached with Howard M. "allay all fear residents may pense, to all the homeowners in of commitments which I am not mitments Mr. Siegel has made. Siegel, the builder. have that their complaints won't Raritan Valley. • at liberty to disclose now. This is what we were after, and Both factions claim credit for be taken care of." "He also has been doing a "He will, I have been assured, this is what we got." the solution and intimate the other group's tactics proved in- By Matawan Township Leaders effective. We never would have gotten this without picketing. We got much more in the way of firm commitments than the Civic Asso 4-Man GOP Slate Endorsed iation was even asking for," said Russell Tukey, a spokesman MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - meteorology at Columbia Univer- versity, Mr. Brenon is a U. S. In addition to his role as GOP for the picketers. Republican leaders here have sity and package design and de- Navy veteran of World War II club president, Mr. Beck is John T. Kelleher, Civic Asso- agreed on a slate for the coming velopment at New York Univer- and has been employed 18 years county committeeman from dis- council race. sity. • with Acme Refining Corp.1, New- trict seven. He was vice chair- GIVING CHECKS — Making presentations in behalf of the Red Bank Lions Club ciation president, countered, "They're no better off now for Among the four candidates en- He is a marketing account ex- ark, where he is a foreman. man of Strathmore Civic Asso- ywterday is Dr. James G. Van Nostrand, right, president of the club's Welfare As- having picketed than they were dorsed are Hans H. Froehlioh ecutive with West Virginia Pulp He is a former member of the ciation's zoning committee. and George B. Brenon, who were and Paper Co., Hoboken. He Township Industrial Commission, wciation. Others, left to right, are Evan W. Jahos, president of the Red Bank Com- Saturday, before the demonstra- Mr. Beck and his wife, Bar- defeated in their bids for the has been with that firm 13 years. former vice president of the Re- munity YMCA, which received check for $2,500; Frank F. Blaisdell, president of River- tions. We managed, through gen- bara, are the parents of one son. same office in 1965. • He was a member of the Strath- publican Club and has served six tlemanly negotiations, to secure They reside at 56 Ayrmont La. view Hospital, which received $2,165; Edward F. Torre, Lions Club president, and certain commitments from the Rounding out the slate will be more Civic Association. years as a GOP county commit- Mr. Pianko, 42, is a chemical Harold B. Millward. past president of the club. builder which, we hope, will satis- Mark Beck, Republican Club Mr. Froehlich is a Air Force teeman. (Register Staff Photo) operator witu National Lead Co., fy those with legitimate com- president, and Stanley B. Pianko, veteran of World War II. He and A member of St. Joseph's Sayreville, where he has been daints." vice chairman of the GOP county his wife, Gloria, are the parents Catholic Churoh, Keyport, and of employed 15 years. A resident committee. of three children and are mem- the Keyport Elks, Mr. Brenon is A meeting scheduled for to- here 17 years, he and his wife, bers of the St. (Benedict's Catho- chairman of Boy Scout Commit- morrow night at 8 p.m. will serve At stake in the election are Pauline, have four children. The lic Church in Hazlet. They live tee Troop 10, Cliffwood. He and 40 Raritan Residents to "firm up" agreements reached four four-year seats on the coun- family resides at 862 Woodmere at 39 Ayrmont La. his wife, Irene, have three sons. with Mr. Siegel, he continued. cil which is presently all Demo- Dr., Cliffwood Beach. Say It's 'Too Slow' cratic. Mr. Brenon, 46, is active in They reside at 18 N. Shore Con- While Gunter Biskupek, John Ran In 1965 the Veterans of Foreign Wars. course, Cliffwood Beach. Mr. Pianko is a member of Protest on Extension Bildner and Mr. Tukey, spokes- Mr. Froehlich, 46, came within He is the immediate past com- An Insuror the Bayshore Republican Orga- 10 votes of election in 1965 when mander of the Sixth District of RARITAN TOWNSHIP - More The homeowners have sub- men for the picketers, expressed Mr. Beck, 41, has been a life nization, St. Joseph's Catholic If extended. Galewood Ave. residents replaced the former New Jersey and has served as than 40 homeowners attended the mitted a petition to the commit- dissatisfaction with the associa- insurance agent with Massachu- Church, Keyport, and of the Key- would provide a shortcut from Township Committee form of Cliffwood post commander and Township Committee meeting tee, but it will not be considered tion's approach as "too slow," setts Mutual Life Insurance Co. port Knights of Columbus and is Hazlet Ave. into the center, en- government. He served on the Monmouth County commander. last night to protest an extension until the Aug. 15 meeting. Mr. Kelleher criticized the five years. He is a graduate of a U. S. Marine Corps veteran of abling drivers to avoid Et. 35. Charter Study Commission which of Galewood Ave. into the pro- Before Zone Board demonstrators lor "bringing Educated at Seton Hall Uni- Wagner College. World War II. At present only one store is slated recommended the present coun- posed shopping center on Rt. 35 The matter of extending the glaring publicity to our develop- for the shopping center which will cil-manager government. north of Hazlet Ave. street is presently before the Zon- not be completed until late next ment which could seriously af- The group contended the ex- ing Board of Adjustment and has year. fect the resale value of our Born in Munich, Germajiy, Mr. tension would "be hazardous to not come before the committee homes." Froehlich obtained the German the children in the area." for a decision. In other complaints brought to Reached before meeting with equivalent of a Liberal Arts de- Eugene Balestriere, 35 Harlet Charles Falco, 15 Galewood Dr., the attention of the committee lither group, Mr. Siegel broke gree in Bavaria, studied civil en- Ave., spokesman for the group, reiterated the group's opposition during the public portion of the i week-long silence on the situ- gineering at Dartmouth College, said the residents did not "want by adding, "the children of our meeting, Mrs. Elizabeth Conley, the street to provide an avenue community would be affected 8 Carriage Rd.-, demanded an for nighttime deliveries, garbage physically and morally by the in- apology for the behavior of the pickups and increased traffic creased traffic and type of people employees of the tax office. Raritan OKs Study through the neighborhood." a shopping center attracts." She explained that a prospec- tive buyer for her home had been thoroughly disillusioned after speaking with an employee of the Of Schools' Offices Bodman Scholarship township who painted a black pic ture of future tax assessments in RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The the understanding that it will be the township. Board of Education last right under no obligation to have the firm continue with the study on Winners Announced 'Serious Indiscretion' gave a Newark consultant firm a fee basis. "A serious indiscretion," is the go-ahead to prepare a pro- RED BANK - The Bodman freehold, Freehold Regional posal for a detailed study of Board President Theodore Foundation announced that it has what Mrs. Conley termed the in- High School, Princeton Univer- the school system's clerical and Stieve s'aid that potential awarded this year's scholarships formation, adding that the buyer sity; Jane V. Petroff, 152 Water- administrative offices. ings through application to 17 Monmouth County high works Rd., Freehold, Freehold was misled when told that all The hope is to cut costs and mechanization and improved school, students who will begin Regional High School, Cornell homes in the township will be improve service. procedures would well save the their college careers in Septem- University; Arthur P. Pierson, reappraised late this year and ber. taxes will "undoubtedly go up." Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., cost of the survey in a single 5 Vanada Dr., Neptune, Neptune year. The Bodrnan Scholarships, es-j High School, Harvard University Mayor Joseph A. Morales apol- will prepare the bid proposal at "In any event," he added, tablished in 1959 in memory of;Sidney C. Shertzer, 615 Secom ogized for the employee's actions, no cost, but representatives of 'It could be valuable for us to the late George M. and Louise'Ave., Bradley Beach, Asbury adding, "It was not the position the firm would not give an off- find out whether or not our non- C. Bodman of Middletown Town- Park High School; Brandeis Uni of the employee to speak on fu- hand estimate of the cost of the instructional offices are operat- TUNED-IN TEENS — Larry Brooks, right, guitarist with the Chamberman, Middle- »hip, are awarded annually to versity; Steven G. Treston, 515 ture developments which are still final survey and recommenda- ing efficiently." help promising students finance Wildwood Rd., West Allenhurst, uncertain." lions. town rock combo, demonstrates hit instrument for four Thai, students. The visiting The school system has 36 cler- their education. Ocean Township High School, He did say, however, that The cost, some board mem- teens, from left, are Narumon Sirilurt, Chawiwan Singhakham, Noppakun Saepu and Princeton University, and Jay R, ical and administrative" positions Competition for these scholar- a reappraisal is contemplated, bers thought, could run from Zahner, 2810 Hayes St., Wall that could be •effected by the Sompong Sombafr. (Register Staff Photo) ships is open to residents of Mon- but the tax rate will probably 54,000 to $10,000 or more.' Township, Wall High School, Jannarone Objects survey. mouth County who are seniors in go down. Because of the budget cut, the Georgia Institute of Technology, School Superintendent R public, parochial or private sec- "In any event, the reappraisal board instructed Mr. Jannarone They All Do the Frug Thomas Jannarone, strongly ob- ondary schools. is merely to make a more equit- to reduce the number - of addi- jected to such an expenditure at Scholars are chosen by an in- able distribution of the tax," he this time because of a $122,22- tional teachers for the coming dependent committee which bas- County Takes said. "It will not affect taxes un- budget cut imposed on the board year from 16 to 12. Positions es its award decisions on the til 1969 at the earliest." will be eliminated for an art 40 Thai Students Visit Shore after two budget defeats at the students' total high school rec- Committeeman Raymond An- teacher, a music teacher and a Land Option polls. A lower figure was By PEGGY NOLAN students, who have graduated morning from Kennedy Inter- ord, Including academic work am stet expressed his shock at the physical education teacher in the irdered by the State Education MIDDLETOWN - The dancers from high schools in Thailand, national Airport, New York, extra-curricular activities, on Col buyer's treatment and said, "I Commission, elementary schools, and for a were American and Thai, but and others who have completed bound for their smal) Asian coun- lege Board test scores, and on For Park Use ind it hard to believe someone! .'j d 't see' mathematics teacher in the high on said Mr. Jan- when it came to doing-the-f rug, their senloryear at various high try. Indications of character and lead- would do this.,. It is a very serious school. FREEHOLD The county narone "how you can justify schools throughout the U.S. Still ership potential. Individual sti :harge." The board agreed to establish you couldn't tell the difference. pends, depending on financia Board of Freeholders yesferday this when you are cutting out others will return to their native entered into a 60-day option to The committee promised an in- a math teacher in' the high liaison with Township Council! This was the scene last night at need range from $200 to $2,000 for on the proposed 51-home Lincoln|t»e local Community Center, land to finish out their last Jaycees In a freshman year and, subject to buy a six-acre tract from Mr vestigation into the matter as school. As a taxpayer, I cannot year. and Mrs. William Jay Duncan Mrs. Conley demanded an offi- swallow this." Estates development at PoolejKipgs Hwy., as 40 students from review, are renewable for three In addition to the dance, the to enlarge its county Holmde! cial statement on the prospects of Ave. and Middle Rd. The de- Thailand attended a teen dance additional years. The board, however, voted to visitors were honored last Sun- Raritan Back Park. taxes in the future. accept the free bid proposal with veloper's request for a prelimi- sponsored by the township chap- Winners may attend any ac- nary subdivision comes before ter of the American Field Ser- day at a party given in the home credited college or university in Under the agreement, the Dun- the Planning Board August 10. vice. of Mr. and Mrs. Guerin Olivola Name Change the United States and may select cans will have a lifetime lease to The board wishes to have a The building swayed to the Kings Hwy. any course of study. Since the RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The the land. mice in decisions affecting steady beat of the. Chamber-men, Highlighting the' event wa£ Bodman Scholarship Program :he school system. a Thai supper served by:the girls local Jaycees have voted to en- was established, 69 Monmouth The board agreed to appropri- a local rock 'n' roll combo that dorse the committee working to ate $66,000 for it until Green and a talent show featuring Tha County students have attended provided entertainment free-of- change the name of Raritan Acre funds are available. This iongs and dances. Another talent college with its financial assis- charge for the occasion. show is scheduled for tonight at Township to Hazlet. tance. is to guarantee that the county Old School will have the property, said Free- The Thai students, who arrived the^Monmouth Boat Club, Fair Harry Nicolay, external vice This year's winners are: holder Benjamin Danskin. in Red Bank July 23, are house [Haven. president, stated,, "The idea of Pat Acquaviva, 246 Bridge Ave., The freeholder said .that the Gets No Bids guests of AFS member families The Thai students said they the name change has been boil- Red Bank.. Christian Broth- in the Middletown, Red Bank and ing in the pot for many years. It ers Academy, Franklin and Mar-' purchase of this property was a found American teenagers "very long time desire by the county. Rumson-Fair Haven chapters. is time that the residents of Rari- shall College; Susan L. Barna, At Auction friendly." Several of the group tan take an active interest in their Typical County Home Many of the teens from the host 248 Dartmouth Ave., Fair Ha- KEYPORT - There were no families were also on hand at expressed a desire to return to community, and the name change ven, Rumson-Fair Haven Region- County plans, he said, will be •idders for the old grammar the dance. the U.S. One boy, in particular, could be the impetus to help al U.S., Brandeis University; to furnish the home as a typical school at the public auction held The young people were ' wel- stated that he wanted to revisit build comrrjunity pride." Richard B. DiFedele, Box 304, early American home and include by the Board of Education las Colts Neck, Christian Brothers comed by Mayor Ernest G, Kava- Washington, D. C, to see the Cap- Also discussed at the meeting t In the park tours. "The house light. lek, who cited the AFS program Academy, Princeton University; is in very nice condition," he itol, which he called an "archi- was a change in the township Board President Frank Laugh for "opening our doors and hearts form of government. There was Thomas E. Finger, 8 Hillcrest said. tectural masterpiece." g, in termed the outcome of efforts to our brothers overseas." some support for an elected may- Mr. Danskin also envisioned :o sell the property "most dis- Rd., Elberon, Long Branch High High Graduates After a 12-day stay, the stu- or with committeemen elected School, Massachusetts Institute that a barn yard zoo would couraging." The That group is composed of dents will depart early Friday from within their own district. of Technology; Gayle E. Garra- be featured by the county parks "A minimum price of $65,000 brandt, 100 Harrow Ct., Neptune, system with "a cow" and "a was set for the property with the The most important project un- Neptune High School, Buckncll sheep." stipulation that the purchaser der way in the local chapter is University; Arthur G. Glass, 157 The house, a two-story, white lave the 97 year-old structure Band Concert Tonightthe annual Jaycee Football Clas- Clairmont Ave., Belford, Mater colonial, was built in 1769. It is lemolished. sic Sept. 2. This project brings on the original 500-acre tract Dei High School, General Motors Board member Dr. -Mark Mils- RED BANK — The Red Bank Municipal Band will play at charity dollars into the township which was bought from the En- Institute; Robert Garoff, 267 :arella said he would oppose re- on a ticket sales ratio. The glish' ,Crown in 1657 by Dirch Marine Park at 8:30 tonight. Conductor John W. Luckenbill Dartmouth Ave., Fair Haven, moving tho demolition require money from previous football Stoffese Longstraat, an antece- has announced this program: Runjson-Fair Haven Regional ment in any future action be- classics has gone to charities in dent of Mrs. Duncan. Her fa- High School, Cornell University; cause the building was unsafe for March, "Klaxon" Fillmore the township such as the first-aid ther, Johnathan Holmes was the Barton A. Gravatt, 1827 Lake- iccuriancy. Overture, "Euryanthe" Weber squad,<» Bayshore Community tounder of Holmdel. Hospital, Little League and View Ave;, Neptune, Neptune PRESENTATION — Michael Slovak, president of Stein- Opening of the bidding was Trumpet Trio, "Carnival of Venice" lacoby MCOSS. Herbert Kupfer is ticket High School, University of Mary- The county had purchased 134 bach Company, visits J. Marshall Booker, chairman of twice delayed ,by the board in (with Zachary Shnek, Doug Johnson and Bill Entwistle) chairman. land, and Irving Kron, 615 Mc- acres from the Duncans in 1962 hopes that a purchaser would ap- Descriptive, "Belle of the Ball" Anderson Cabe Ave., Bradley Beach, As- for the county park. the board of Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, to Broadway Selection, "Music Man" Willson Middletown Residents bury Park High School, Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Duncan have re- present him with a small replica of the highway direc- bidding was closed. Spanish March, "Amparito Roca" .'.'. Texidor sity of Pennsylvania. sided here for 45 years. Mr. Dun- The palling place for the Pri- tional signs contributed by his company to hospitals in Board secretary Donald IIil March, "Purple Pageant" King can is Planning Board Secretary mary Election, Sept. 12, for the Also, Gail M. Leyh, 407 Mercer said the board has done all it Overture, "Poet and Peasant" von Suppe in Holmdel. tho shore area. The sign project is one phase of "Know Election District -T3 in Middle- Ave., Spring Lake, St. Rose High could, hiring an appraiser to de- Waltz, "II Bacio" Arditi School, Rosary Hill College; John Your Hospital" Month by Stoinbach's during August. To town Township will be changed Notice termine a fair price, advertising, Novelty, "Hunting Scene" Bucalossi from Belford Independent Fire G. Moser, II Homestead Rd., Night registration will be held assist those enroute to the medical center approximate- and. consulting various realtors. March, "Thunderer" Snusa Sea Girt, Wall High School, House to Belford Youth Center, at the Middletown Town Hall on ly 100 signs have been installed throughout the sur- The board postponed consider- (with fire batonists Pam Gale and Pat Armstrong, flag twirlcrs Irvington Street, Belford. Brown University; William R. August 1, 2, 3, from the hours jation of what action it would led by Barry Grammer and majorettes led by Trudy Beamann) Thomas T, Conrad, Clerk Ollwerther, 32yBrinckerhoff Ave., f 6 to 9. (Adv.) | rounding communities. I take In regard to the property, National Anthem Township of Middletown i < Mays Does It in NL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Marichal hurled a six-hitter and Ron Santo and Clarence Jones 3on Pavletich, whose eighth in- Leave it to Willie Mays. 'drove in the game's tie-breaking smacked run-scoring doubles, ning double led to the Reds' sec- By Hy Cunningham It was a pitcher's paradise in run with a sixth inning single helping Chicago to an early 3-0 ond run. the National League last night following hits by Hal Lanier and edge. Jenkins was coasting on a Ed Charles drove in three runs Jorge Velasquez, the jockey imported from Panama, last until Mays caught up with Woody Tito Fuentes. two-hitter until the eighth when with a pair of singles and Don the Cards rocked him for both "haw bailed Don Cardwell out week broke the Monmoufh Park riding record of former ryman in the seventh inning of Roberto Clcmetite had tripled jockey Sam Boulmetis, one of the most popular riders in San Francisco's 3-1 victory over their runs. But the. young right- of a bases-loaded jam in the home a run for the Pirates in the hander pitched out of the jam fifth inning^as New York ended the game. •ittsburgh. third but Jim Hart's two-out and hung on for the victory. a six game losing streak and a The Monmouth Park Jockey Club honored Jorge yesterday Willie walloped his 14th home single in the fifth following an seven game Houston win string at a luncheon in Hie clubhouse, and as often is the case on un of the season and No. 556 of error by Gene Alley, tied it for Maloney, 9-7, hurled his second Charles singled John Sullivan iuch occasions, the nation's leading jockey won just one is career helping Juan Marichal the Giants. complete game of the season and across with the tying run in the race on the card, bringing home Nashbelle ($8.60) in the ,vin his 14th game. was in control all the way against Mays' blast was the first and Ferguson Jenkins hurled a six- second inning and then followed second race for his 244th victory of the year. the Braves. He scattered three nly homer of the night as the hitter ,and won his ,14th game hits by Tommy Davis and Ron The quiet little jockey caught on fast to the riding game, singles and struck out eight. itchers shut off the power in for the Cubs, as the Cardinals' Swoboda with a two-run single and in a short time in this country. In fact, it was phenom- :he National League. The shot six-game winning streak came to "He was about the best I've in the third. enal. soared over the right center field an end. seen him this year," said catcher The Chicago White Sox gained Jorge Velasquez arrived from Panama in August, 1965, fence at Candlestick Park and the reputation as a good-pitch and didn't ride until September 20, at Atlantic City, where he -as Mays' first circuit since June no-hit team. But that wa» in their promptly won on Keypoint, owned by Fred W. Hooper. He 5. He struggled through a homer- BBC era-Before Boyer and Cola- is under contract to Hooper of Montgomery, Ala., a horse less July with a heavy cold and How They Stand vlto. owner with a real touch in sensing greatness in jockeys. nfluenza. By THK ASSOCIATED l'KES3 AMKIUCAV t.KAGlE Ken Boyer, whose pinch hit Braulio Baeza was the first jockey import of Hooper. Then NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterdny's KPluIti Mets, Yanks Win YpMlprilay'N Itpgults Karma* City l-:i. BoMnn 3-8 single tied the game In Chicago's came Velasquez and, later, Lafitt Plncay Jr. In other National League ac- Chicago .1, St. Louis 2 Chieapo n, Cleveland 5 4-2 victory over Cleveland las Velasquez^'sTsrtcd on the right saddle in Panama. In Cincinnafi 2, Atlanta 0 New York 6, California 1 ion yesterday, the New York Now Yorlc 3, Houston 1 Minnesota 5, Washington i night, got a double and three two years,/fie brpkc or lied every record set by Baeza. He Philadelphia 2,,Los Angeloa 1 netroit 4, Baltimore 2 dels toppled Houston 5-1; Chica- 8an Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 1 W h rci. singles in five times at bat and rode 44 winners I in one month, seven more than Baeza; cut St. Louis' lead to 3y IV L Pet. O fhicarro ...Ml 42 ..IM scored twice In the White Sox, 11- equalled/the record of most 2 St. Louil JG'l 41 .002 fioston -57 45 .550 ;ames by clipping the Cardinals Chicago -fii) 4:> :5fi7 3 Detroit • M 45 .515 5 drubbing of the Indians Tues- winners/in one dayV- seven, Cincinnati ...Ji6 10 .528 7>,j Minnesota. ..._ M 47 day night. 1-2, Cincinnati shut out Atlanta San Francisco . 55 SO .Ti2* California 65 60 .524 6 and rode 347 winners. This 1-0 on Jim Maloney's thrae-hit- Atlanta 52 48 -Kri Washington .-../>1 (H .456 10 Colavito, who won Monday's is an /amazing feat, cmwder- Philadelphia. 49 51 .490 Baltimore ...- 45 55 .450 M'A er, and Philadelphia nipped Los rittstiurgh A<> t.2 .-MS Cleveland .. ...-4G 57 .4(7 14 game with a two-run homer in ing tjjat only weekend racing Loa Ansol63 ...._ (G 56 .4il IS 14 S«» York ..._ «"> 66 ,416 14 the 10th inning, collected three Vngeles 2-1. Houston -...« BO .431 1714 Kansas 4.5 61) .420 10 is conducted in Panama. New York ((I 61 .396 21 singles In five times up, scored In the American League, the Today's Gamps Tonight's Gamps 1367 riding reco: •lew York Yankees rapped Call- Atlanta (I.ejnasttr 7-5) at Cincinnati ii (Wood 30) at three runs and drove in one las through Monday included 1,- (Pappaa $1-7), twilight (Harga 'ornia 6-1; Chicago routed Cleve- Pittuhilrgh (Vealo 12-4) at San Fran. Minntso10-8' )(Kaat 810) at Washington night. lol, mounts. He had 243 win- and 4-2; Boston split a double- Cisco lT*orry 7-1'.! I ' (Ortega 8... St. Louis (Oarlton 9-fl and Huphns netrnlt (Snarma 10H and Mr-Lain 14-for-31 seconds, 157 thirds leader with Kansas City, losing A-3) at Chicago (Slmw 3-9 and Gardner 12-10* Ht Baltimore (Brabender 0-1 am1 Since being acquired from thi and 52lTTmplsced mornvtsrAt O-2), 2 Ila-.iln l-Oi, 2 RE-MARK-ABLE TOSS — Barbara Friedrich of Spring -3 and then winning 8-3, Minne- Npw York (Hendley 5-2) at Houston California (Hamilton 5-2) at Nev New York Mets July 22[ "Boyer the OceanporKpiaiit/he had iota edged Washington 5-4, and (Ouellar 10-C), night York i Peterson 2-10) has gone H-for-31 for a .452 av- Lake Heights, N. J., uncorki a javelin heave of 174 feet 337 mounts, 86 winners, 5G Philadelphia (Bunnlng 10-9) at Los Kansas City (Naah 10-10) at Boston Detroit dropped Baltimore 4-2. Aneeleg (Singer 6-ii, niglit (Rcll 7-0) erage, with four RBI. Colavito, 9 inches yostsrday to establish a new Pan-Am Games seconds, 57 thirds and 218 un- picked up from Cleveland lasl placed. He broke Boulmetis' Saturday, is 4-for-12 for a .333 record in Winnipeg, Canada. IAP Wirephoto) Monmouth Park record of 81 mark, with three RBI. winners (set in 1955) on Fri- The White Sox, who increased day, in the fourth race astride their league lead to 1l/i games W. M. Wickham's Weed over second-place Boston, blew Shore Girl Sets World. Purdey Good Trick a 4-0 margin before breaking a In 1965 he had 18 winners 5-5 tie with six runs in the ninth at Atlantic City in five weeks. Inning. At Garden State he chalked Jorge Velasquez Pan-Am Record up 31, and going 'south to Boston wiped out a 3-0 Kansas Tropical Park, he rode 50 winners. Some of these winners AsScribe-Horseman City lead with four runs in thi WINNIPEG, CANADA (AP) - Barbara Friedrich, a mem- Register scriba from his mother, fifth inning. The fourth and the were ridden in early January, 1966. By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN a stakes this year but was nar- ber of the Shore Athletic Club, Asbury Park, N. J., yesterday rowly beat-en in both the Valley the late Mrs. Mary LaBoyteaux breaking run scored when Reggie The Garden State has been fruitful for Jorge. This year Register Sports Editor won the javelin gold medal in the PanvAmerican Game* with Forge and City of Baltimore. Purdey who died in May. Our Smith's pop fly dropped for a dou- he had 104 winners when he left Gulfstream Park. Once ar- One of The Daily Register a record-breaking toss of 174 feet 9 inches. .ports writers will be late for He has won three races and will sidekick, also owns the 128-acre ble as second baseman Donaldson riving at-Monmouth Park he started posting'wins fast and Miss Friedrich, an 18-year-old resident of Spring Lake vork this evening, but we're well be handled by Chuck Baltazar. farm, Greenfields, located in and outfielders Rick Monday and furious. He had a five-winner day in June, and repeated Heights who attended Manasquan High School, has a pending iware of the reason. William A. Jorge Velasquez, the nation's Molmdcl, part of the old ,Hop Jim Gosger collided. that performance again in July. On five other days he scored U. S. record In the javelin of 193-8 recorded in the Long Branch. 'Bill" Purdey will be in his leading rider, will be on Steel Creek Farm built by Mrs. Pur- Tony Oliva tripled home two on four mounts, and on five days he posted three winners. Invitational Meet in June. The tousle-haired blonde edged Monmouth Park clubhouse box dey's father, William H. LaBoy- runs in a three-run first inning silver second place medalist, ReNae Bair, 24, an Olympian That's pretty good riding at any track. • at post time for the featured teaux, and later expanded into and Ted Uhlaender drove in two from San Diego, Calif., whose best toss of 169-5 also broke TWO TITLES IN SIGHT eighth race, the 20th running of the state's largest market-breed- with a two-out, bases-loaded the Game3 record of 163-10 set by Maria Ahrfna of Chile In Velasquez, only 20 years old, has two titles in sight as the $28,620 Salvator Mile. ing operation. Bill's father was single in the fifth for Minnesota's 1963. • he accepts as many as nine mounts each day at Monmouth. Bill Purdey, you see, is in a the late Capt. James A. Purdey, victory. Miss Friedrich's performance lifled the American track One is-the local riding championship (a cinch); the other the unique position. He's wearing two who saw extensive service with Mel Stottlemyre broke a score and field medals to a total of 79 gold firsts, 43 silver seconds ' crown which goes to the leading jockey in all North America. hats, combining careers as a the Royal Lancers in India. less tie with a two-run single in and 29 bronze thirds. Canada is next on the list with 7-24-25. Winning at Monmouth Is not new. Jfe also won the crown sports writer and horse owner, Lugging hay by day and pound- the seventh inning when New York scored five times. The right- Miss Friedrich's victory over Miss Bair was her second last year. The national title Is very likely "to be his for the not necessarily in order of im- ing out Little League or sailing hander lost a shutout in the eighth straight since the latter bested the Jersey Shore, athlete in •first time, but it doesn't come as a surprise to his agent, portance to the young man of 30. stories by night can be exhaust- when Jim Fregosi beat out an in their first meeting. Barbara won out in the Pam-Am trials in . Vic Gelardl. , ' '" ing, but Purdey performs the re- The object of Purdey's affec- field hit with the bases loaded. Minneapolis, Minn. "I told him last year that he would be among the top tion tomorrow will be a chal- quired tasks of both occupations , five in the country," Gelardi recalls, "and that in 1967 he lenging 4-year-old, Wallofroscs. with enthusiasm. should win the championship." The Maryland-bred horse, winner In addition to Wallofroses, Pur- '67 Mght Racing Out at Freehold ,'* Oddly, Velasquez is not interested in being national champ of the Pimlico Breeders' Stakes, dey has in training Tudor Mis- is in riding a winner of the Kentucky Derby. If hard work among other representative races tress, a 5-year-old by Rasper II; and good connections will get him there, Jorge should show will be looking for his first win at Day-0, a 2-year-old half-sister to up in the Churchill Downs winner's circle the first Saturday the current Monmouth Park Like a Charm, and Prince's Man- In May any year now. meeting. In three previous starts or, a 4-year-old racing in New Commission to Approve Jorge is a hard worker. He gallops horses seven days at the Oceanport track, Wallof- England. a week for his contract employer, Hooper, who has a power- roses has chalked up two sec- Four broodmares — Easter Eve ful stable, something that is always a help to a jockey. onds, the most recent just a neck Blue Quillo, My Lad's Manor and "I like to ride hor.res, and I like to ride a lot of them," off the pace in last Thursday's School's out; two foals — a chest- Velasquez says, "I ride 8 or 9 in the afternoon here, which feature, and a fourth, a length One or More Tracks nut colt by Towson.out of Easter Is not so much because in Panama sometimes I ride 11." from the place spot behind In Eve, and a chestnut filly by OCEANPORT (AP) — The New One group has applied for a j Liberty Bell Raceway near Phil- Bill Purdey Racing in Panama provided Jorge with an excellent back- •Reality in the Rumson Handicap. Spin out o[ .Blue Quillo, and Jersey Racing Commission dis night harness track racing permit | adelphia. ground but little income. ''All the jockeys from Panama have Purdey has no predictions on Pike, while Jack Leonard has three yearlings, one of which closed yesterday It would approve at the Atlantic City Raceway, aj New Jersey reaps $30 million a to work hard," Jorge points out, "and that makes a good the outcome of today's outing for the mount on Beaupy, and Ja- copped the $100, fourth prize in 'one of more" applications for thoroughbred track. vear in revenues at its three flat Jockey. But there is very little money there." Once he came Wallofroses. His "horse sense" clnto Vasquez is' aboard Swoon Monmftuth Park's annual Year- new night harness tracks. BroRan said he sees no prob- 'tracks and one harness facility. Into United States, the riding and money picture changed for acknowledges the lHiorse field ling Show, Nine applications have been Iem in thoroughbred and harnessjihe commission has long con- the little jockey; away. Buck Thornburg has been ,s strong. Heading the entries is contracted to ride Twin Teddy Fourth as fine, a place or show filed. Any application approved racing at the same, track. But he, tended that the state must open MOM'S ATTITUDE CHANGES Adler Branch Farm's Exceeding- and Jimmy Combest is aboard finish is better, but Bill Purdey, by the commission would have to emphasized that this must not! up new harness tracks to counter Jorge lived in the town of Chepo, a half-hour from Pana- ly under the high weight of 118 the 1965 Garden State winner the sports writer-horse owner, be approved by the voters in the be construed as a commission competition from neighboring ma by auto, and because his family was poor, he went to pounds. The race will have a IPrince Saim. Norman Reagan knows there's nothing better than county and municipality where endorsement of the proposal sub. work on a farm when he was 12 years old. Friends encour- value of $18,592 for the winner. states. But it has withheld ap- will be up on Due.Imperial nd winning. He'll be pulling for Wall a track would be constructed. mitted by that group. He said aged him to become a jockey. Mother said no! Jorge'kept proval in previous years because Arrayed against the conquerer Jimmy Johnson will ride Wallof- each application would be consid- pestering and finally got a "yes" from momma. Now, mother ofroses this 'afternoon, but win Thomas J. Brogan, chairman the law did not permit night rac- of Damascus will be Woodside ered on its merits and hearing Is happy, and so are the townspeople of Chepo. He is famous roses. or lose, you can bet he will be of. the commission said public ing. Stud's Spring Double,- 116; Fred Walloffoses is just one of II dates would be announced short- In his old home town, and has made two visits, one last week. back behind the typewriter later hearings would be held on all Three of the nine applications W. Hooper Jr.'s Steel Pike, 115; thoroughbreds inherited' by The tonight. A bachelor, Velasquez does not have a girl friend. nine applications. At the same involve syndicates headed by Hobeau Farm's Beauby, 114 E.; time, Brogan ruled out the idea He said the commission would "I am not lucky with girls," he says somewhat sadly, Gay Drake's Swoonaway, 113; Monmouth County residents: "I am only lucky with the horses, but that's the best thing." of night racing this year at Free- consider such factors as location, Miss Constance Morabito's Twin Ladies' Day on Links Burlington Raceway Inc.t pro- When Velasquez is on a horse and the tote board flashes hold Raceway, the state's only Teddy, 112; Mrs. and T. W. Bak- potential attendance, possible 3-5 or 7-5, it is generally because he Is in the saddle. Some- harness track now. posed site at Mt. Laurel Town- er's Bowler King, 111; Charlotte revenues for the state,and traffic times the horse is 8-1 in .the program, but the odds soon drop ship In Burlington County, John Colket's Llallauco, 110; the Pep- He said it would not be feasible patterns. He declined to spec- wrrn the bettors start wagering on the jockey. there this season. New Jersey C. Giordano of Mlddletown, presi- ino Bros. Prince Sim, 110; Hen- Putting Pays Off ify whether the commission might! dent. law authorizes four harness ry E. Rulon's Due Imperial, 109 approve one, two or three new tracks. and Wallofroses, tracks. But sources close to the Hudson Racing Association, 260 ALLPRO Monmouth Beach The state's voters approved Exceedingly, a Maryland-bred commission revealed "two" acres in Secaucus, Emil A. son of Third Brother out of a At Bamm Hollow night racing in a referendum last Trautmann of Locust, president, Netters Divide might be given a favorable rec- Belter" Self mare, defeated the November. TRANSMISSIONS MONMOUTH BEACH - Th( MIDDLETOWN - Ladies' day Winning low net was mem- ommendation. Preakness and Belmont winner, It was learned that the com- SPECIALISTS Monmouth Beach Bath and Ten- at the Bamm Hollow Country ber Mrs. John Sinnott and guest Damascus, in the William duPoni mission is thinking , in terms of The commission chairman also • Adjusted • ReKoled nis Club's junior tennis team Club was a test for the putters Mrs. Charles Paterno, with a i • Repaired • Overhauled Handicap at Delaware Park In "year 'round racing" similar to declined comment on whether the More Sports split a pair of matches last week, with' a scheduled putting day. Mrs. Sinnott also teamed with his last start, registering his that in New York State where commission was leaning toward defeating the Manasquan Rivet Mrs. Carl Miller for a 65 to take fourth win of the year. He wil In Class A, Mrs. Arthur Peter- thoroughbred and harness tracks the idea of one new track in Yacbt Club of Brlelle, 9-7, and second place, Mrs. O'Neill Duffy, On Page 18 be ridden by Garth Patterson sen was the winner with 29. Mrs. operate virtually every day of the North Jersey to compete with losing to the Sea Bright Lawn member, and Mrs. Norman top rider at the Delaware meet Edward Nolan was second, 30, year. New York tracks and one in Lifetime Tennis and Criokett Club, 13-1 Hilton, guests, were third at 70. ing. and Mrs. Mike Kosyfc third, 31. South Jersey to compete with 14—Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1967 Guarantee With Chris Wopat, Caro' DEAL The commission met In a Spring Double has yet to win In Class B, Mrs. Roy Lohmil- dosed all-day session to review FREE! Schwarz, Linda McDonough anc DEAL — Mrs. Harold Garrity ler finished with 33, Mrs. Edward the new applications and for- TOWING & DIAGNOSIS Beth Ann Maguire as winnersr Jr. and Mrs. Frank Connelly won Torre, 44, and Mrs.- Andy Gal- warded them to the state attorney Monmouth Beach-swept the girls low net yesterday on a match lagher, 36. general's office for a determina' Ca singles, and won two matches Toms River of cards In the Blind Partners "264-9617 "O in both the boys singles and dou- Mrs, Charles Bailey and Mrs. tion on whether they comply with HAZLET Ladies Day tournament at the H Edward Nolan will play before procedural and legal require- bles. Deal Golf and Country Club. LL Titlists the week is out in the finals of ments. Using full handicap and best the President's Cup. For the Vice LAKEWOOD - Pitcher Tom ball of twosome, the winners Brogan said the commission President's Cup, Mrs. Charles Behrens drove in Joe Larson in combined for an 85 to tie with planned to rule on the applica^ Kitzman and Mrs. Francis Streich the bottom of the fifth inning with Mrs. Joseph Bonney and Mrs. tions by mid-October. This are in the finals. he game's only run yesterday, i Thomas Appleby. would allow any permits issued Toms River edged North Wall. Nine hole putt winners were All finishing with 29 putts were by the commission to be put 1-0, to win the District 11 Little Mrs. Sidney Finger Jr., 16, Mrs. Mrs. Guy Calafato, Mrs. Con to municipal and county referen- .eague Tournament champion- Ernest Bench, 17, and Mrs. Jo- nelly, Mrs. Howard Heinsius, dums in the locales involved in ship. seph Knstigan, 17. Mrs. Robert Jacobs and Mrs. the Nov. 7 legislative elections. Larson, a pinch-hitler, opened Mrs. Alfred Fick and Mrs. Rob-Stephen Argeris'. Proposed sites in the nine ap- the inning with a single, and went ert Stickle, will compete in the In the quarter-finals of the plications on,file include two in Pack up-it's vacation time! to third on Mike Carpenter's safe- finals for the President's Trophy President's Trophy competition, Secaucus in Hudson County, one ty that set the stage for Behrens' in the nine hole group. Miss Marie Hintelmann defeated in Burlington, one in Mercer, Go with an HFC Traveloan ;ame-winning double. RUMSON Mrs. Calafato, 4 and 3, while two in Atlantic County, One Behrens gave up four hilF MONT 111 PA fMINT 1>IANS Don't put off your RUMSON—Mrs. Donald Lawes Mrs. Charles Lewis defeated Mrs. in Cape May and two in Glouces- You Oil vacation because struck out seven and walkec Jr., a member, was the big win- 24 IB IS Rowland Fairlie, 2 and 1. ter. paymtt paymts psymtt Imjmli you're short of money. wo. 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Call alter 5 p.m.195( HARLEy DAVIDBON^Hodel U. for a woman who Is reliable, FULL YEARS IN THE BUSINE5SS ARE AVERAGING IN EXCES5 OF I2O000 !'.',•??"-°°(" 6 '••"• A(1" 5 «A feXnHANOE. 747-3930 chopper. Good shape Juat been re- FOl.'NTAIN" HELP — Full time. Y»ar PE A CADILLAC 1066 — Four-door Calaii. 1965 nrjDGB DART ~Hllier/orraanc«7 built. Best ofler. 264-5112. riur.tl pmployment. Five-flay wepk. 4-6353, Reward. Excellent condition. 25,000 miles. 7*1- 273" engine. Automatic, nurft-srlp. Many adept with figures and a?1 40 hr 7 urn. _ !Xtr»«. Ajklng ?105!>. 74M4M. nm LAMRRETTA — Goldw_tires. Call 261-3624. PAYVVop.KKP. - Throe days a w«k. ThM->EK5— romplcle ijqrtr v vnll 1 ing conditions with liberal travel. K»pp your parlv mivinr i'l tlii. HOMK OWNERH-PartlPl Interested In PO-NTIAC - ifH55 GTO cnnvPrtihl" . MOBILE HOMES rI c wn trans lowest prlco*. 747-5J02 or 7iK>7^ 5-30, taking over payments on repo»sesRP.m per uTek. Call inf52 VAN DYKE — Three bedrooms. An equol opportunity emplayer M,-F D Slb W 'ilt, 721-7100, OABIB MOTOItB, Rl. 55xin. Wuher and dryer. S2.500. Call Daily Register, Red Bank. °L 4S"" " ^WAY|KSS^.;^- flayrpvlllf 512-2960. WOMEN PART-TIME TI1-D341 Kv Nicnfs c> \> in. lo II ?;i [> m. f^rni-iiv HELP WANTED-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED - Female • 11167" CHEVROLET — siipVr "P"'.., "*• VOLKSWAGEN 11163 — Sun "rnot. Good ON i/)T — HUM. Two bedroom!, 35' WAITRESSES — Evenings" MusT be Pnw»r'«lnrifiw3. 350 engine h.p. I2,SI». mdltkm. 28.IKK) mllej. One owner. ?500. awnlnc. Bottom enclosed. Llkp ntw. over 21. Experienced. Apply Plcisint firm. Muat Bell. Getting married. Call Call 512-n?,31. Many extras, Be>t location. Call 201- [y p FAHMKR — Tnp WS RED CROSS flENTOR LIFEGUARD — AUTOMOTIVE r r Valley Inn, Rt. 34, Holmdel. For lnter- . ifi, UKLAND FARM. 711-fiW). JRpKistiT, RPII Rank. AUTOS FOR SALE rix hardtop. Rix-cyllnrlpr, Btick fihirt. He'! 20' CAMPING HOUSE TRAILER. — Alln.N.'iTANb~L.P.N.1S~^~Ii*uH"or"~part Ttlblp. Full power. Tafc Interior. J.150 or hejt offer. 787.61S0. imp, all Bhlfts. Immeilitp p!a'1(impnt. ! PRIVATE NURSB available nlfhti. Ex- 1062 TBIHD condition. Full mrn'tmrnts of ?2?24 Wl^ weelClC.. MONMMONMOUTO H ; aluminum Rail) wllb shower. Ice or MEN PART-TIME l»B0 COMI5T WAOON -"- 8Un ]< FtT In 1 1 |i ni- PT ' 671-2lf)S. Int 81200. Call vn-nmt alter t p.m. l!Wi(l"VOi;kBWAOEN^-"Excellent con- 11)62 Belvedere - - f>r,xin\ Excellent CP dfri nirii; and floor u^iine wnrk 1 )]Wll S(215SJ condition. $3,500. 787-7650 after PHOTO OOLORIST — For prontiction KXPERl!!.NCEI)~"ri!>ICH~rRESS~OF^ MififllPtfiwn hiilldinR. fJnofl pay. Xi n KARYSl'ITINfi - - Attention teicHere. A'.'JTIN HEXf.EY »n^^Sripticf n^cps.^arj'. In'iPrviflWJi being _ Park. Clean. J25a Call _ _ ICPB required. Oil! 741-H2.'!. with oventmf. Apply In person, ES1P? . .1 rnursftay, AIIC. 3. i:;iO pm. to 222-5Qi2 _ lfi60 JAGl'^ l'sEDAN -3"! automatic, 1965 PR1NCF,RS -- 12x55. Centrally Mftal rrodurts. 1 Catherine St., Red7 p.m., Harmon/ Bnwt, Rt. 35. llidrtle- mllfaee. J1050. HnijSBWlVRB~^-~Earii*Mn.63"wn"rklri"i,' Hank. wn. GOOD CARE --Fnr children of work- 1958 JACTAR XK150 CONVERTIBLE Whit*. Ln» 1962 FS1 OLDSMOWLB — Wa]l-t)>-wa!l carpeting throughout. Take rart-ttme. Oar ar^i phone requireri. ing rnnihpr. In my homp, Middle town- Low mllftane. Good condillon. New | 747-2076. Ooniplrto dr tails given In Interi't^y.*. TCnAL Ure». IS9S. T4I-43S9 alter 1:30 Mon. ni1 J6M. Call over payments and SR()O cesh. Must MAN' —. Full tlm« weekdays only for New Monmouth arf-a. 671-1924- 1861" VOLKSWAGEN BUS — R«d » 671-2088 be moved from lot. 542-9428. Call for arpolttment, betwppn 9 JMlAFTSMAN-nESlrJ.VEIl i delivery. Must be over 25 yea.ru of WUA HELP OUT' WITH"PRIVATE through Frl. Ali rtay fiat ani Bun. best offer. 11 ::1O a.m. or between 6-7 p.m. 264-Full/ experienced. Call 747-HOO. ;ray, J7M 1957'iitJICK -- All power. S75. Can be SCHIFFMAN CAMPER^ ANfl 1862. _ IP. Prefft-r retired man. Apply in per-PARTIES — Dinneri, «i*l other oc- Been at JDlFlora Body Shop, 5 West Ber- MECHANIC WELDER — Rneerrfruck m, Run Ray Drug. Middle town Shop- caiilons. 741-8881. ^^__^_____ "^ 191966 7 VOLKSWAGEN 1 TRAVEL TRAILEP.S 1 229-8660 f()5K CHKVF.OLET — Jmrall^f, a* «" gen PI., Ren Bank' 46 Oceanport Ave., W. Long Bra: mnKkEEPER~^~With"knowlP'iK"e~of Equipment, Hwy. 35. Eatontown. Call pir.»K Center, Mirirtletown. RARYR1TTINC! by mature woman in Red. blblack k lro:. J:adln, ]if-ater an ad aroi look« itpnr) anrt typing. P.^f! Banh-Mtdtile- llr. Gray. 542-3220. white wal.K. Ix iii'i'e'. Rtl'cit'«il¥t. Run- 19SrV0LkswXf!0N~^~One"ownerLKSWAOON — One owner, , onon CS 1 -06S8_ ___^ I»M VOLKSWAGEN — 38,000 original 812-11W7. Qaulity and Service la loympnl. C^i-vl pal*ry inr chlldrfin. in- door, with ra'llo. .10 miles rer pal. i. Cull i5 MORII,K HOME ~ Immaculate, anri aftfjrnonn shi spprlfnrc rants tn 4 ypar*, in her hom«. Call rirht (or a sp<-r,rKi car. fips ffrr over [hardtop. Air conrflilonlnR. Fully equipped a-ir-condltlonod, awning. itV)' lot off bypreferrfifl. Apply Hnl Nur.'lng M4-77IO. Union Rpach. HOP. Call aftpr 6.W n.m. 74M4. RAMBLER -- Two-door Classic. Take over payment* of ?ft.10 per week llFelf, 4' lence. Don't miss this one. AUTO BODY MAN AUTO MECHANIC CHEVROi!ET~1flfil~~B%l A)r. AiV-ronoV- MONMOaiTH AUTO EXCHANGE. 747 Hnmp, Rt- 31, UnlmrtPi. j p Urd phifl. Good condition. Best 775-0536. WAITRKS siES ~-"~EX P FIR T fl NT K n — AUTO PAINTER tlored. Btarrlard. Nr>t or" c nt down. H2 41'i6 stflrr ft p.m. JflOT. TOP SALARY PLI'8 • HOSP1TAUZA-I FINANCIAL Bunk will fmaire i*i**-"i at on!'-' -^40 ppr 1 RENAULT — 30,000'milCB. Full or pa.ri-ilmfl. Rp«i R^nk ar^a COMBINATION MAN TION. MAJOR MEDICAL, PAID HOLI- week- Call collect, 721-7100, OARIS MO- ir.61 OLnsMOBILK CONVERTIBLE — HfRt workine cnniiition*. Clnnpfi Sun DAYS AND VACATIONS, UNIFORMS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES J150 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE riays. Mu5t b» npat anfi pleaflart. Call TORS, rtt._9,__Sa>Tfv;!]r. , ^arlt blue. Call after 12 noon. Call 747-2706 Good fringe benefits include hoi- PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS, " 7-H1122 7U<0200 for nppnintment, pitalizafion and paid Holidays, PHONE MR. RATCLIFTE IN LONG COMPLETE SLOT CAR CENTER for PONTIAC —~T9Kj""ratal:"nr~Twn-finnr1: BRANCH, 222-3225. tale. Very reasonably priced. Call 671- htrdlop. Fully equippM Take over PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES JUNK CARS Good salary plus bonuies. . W37. ptymentj if SI') 40 p»r wf-f-Jc. MON- REMOVED FREE ... . ilU'emiriert" I llOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE. itf-WlO. . Ca'l'i 812-3052. lion with cxpantiinj; company requiring RATCLIFFE PONTIAC "EVER WANT TO BE PRESIDENT NnERBIIU> --White, Tower BAY OR NIGHT. 787-51171 gfjod tvpinu jikillM. neat apppirrtucc, OK YOUR OWN BUSINESS? aiAt lirakeB. (load condition plfiiaant tflfpiionc voice. For interview KEYPORT AUTO Ulon. Call ri; You could lie, wlUi control over thp AUTOS FOR SALE 7h7-C143 . ("all MODEL A FORD OR ANY CAR FROM call U'i'A Oor'icrKtfi Cu., liiOS llwy. 35, CUSTODIAN — 40 hour week. No irit-rchjindlslng, advertL^lnfc. marketing FORlV'ljrrT— il>6C. Privately owned, LATE 20's OB EARLY 30's. PHONE Wanamassa; 5:11-488*, Mr. Vleser. BODY, INC. residency requirement. Expanding ami Brcniintlng of your own Eeso Ser- tffl KOP.II GALAX1K — KAomy car InA-l ton-lition. Fully loa-ird. 7j)v m\\e- J999 AFTEK_5 1'U. 364 Broad St., Keyport iihool district. Iflxperienca hBlpful but vice Center. icellent condition, K5D. Call 741-1617 age. Must be KOPII to be appreciated, VVILLY3 JEEP~BTATION WAGON — MINIMUM $2.22 HOUR nt nftfpssary. Steaily incrementB, paid fall ifler 6, «2>4ftl Four wheel drive. Good condition. Rea- holidayH and vacation. Paid, uniformsWatt — We ar« not talking of th« gas sonable. Call 671-0838. ~~COLLEGE~STUDENTS nnt\ major mp'ilcnl expennPB. Bla. fltiUnnn rv( yesterday, hut the modern JM2 OLDSMOntLK JET F1RK — Tur- EXPERIENCEDONLY Heal Licpnsn fSft extra PT year. Hnl Service renters triat capture the motor- AUTOS FOR SALE hn diarKCl. I mm a nil ate. SW5. 28 Flnr- JUNK CABS WANTED ' SHIFT WORKERS ing mibtlr.'d eye. We are looking (or SHORE AUTO WEECKEK8 Sewing mac'ilne f>peratorfl. Vninrvflhnp, ii*;l Township Brvird of Education. Call lhf> rlnanfiially-nminfi business managera pn(**» Av*,, Leonardo. 542-5544 • jBt-U2< Vacations -with pay. All holidays paid. Work part or full time. Earn $40 for916-SWWl for lt whn have a Hair for all the functions . Btraieh" Kringo benpfit.1. 8 a.m. in 3:30 p.m.Upn to twelve hours. Commission. Call POKTlAC — iflfTi Gnvn'r 291-1GB7. porfnrmfri by modern business and wish Mil ft. Ku!I pftwer. Tak-. JUNK CARS PICKED UP ADAMS BROS. BI> ftledronlc wlreman. to pilot their own ship. nvnti "f J11RO T'T wfPk. MOXMOL'TH 2T> B. Brlfigo Avc. Red Ban* Fully oxperlctireH. Immprtf 'amlliar wHh"° «p.hpmatlr, diaprama, AL'TO KXCHANGK. 747-39M. Twlnhrook Auto Wrecking — 542-2235 ata opening. Beneflta. Top pay. Apply Apply la person* Klpclro lmi>ulBfl La.b, If you quality, you could Jola our "TOYOTA" R7\(yKKEEPKH~PDSttlon np"en for"Vx- in poriion nflpr 1 p.m. STANLEY'S .1.1.7. Clipstnut St-.Rprt. B.nnk. . . " ndaHy-Buccfissrul high BPhonl. col- "rLAfflic"" GRT "CABH~K6R""YOUB!" FOBBIGIT— pprlence'l perenn. Interested in diversi - „ i and graduate schnol proprietors THE NEW 1W1!) Jaguar XK — ISO oonv-rrtil.!' AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS [iefi {lutlpR. Machine pxpcrlpnco dr WAITKR — 3'^ hnuri a day. »!x Any wlin are finrilng a. modern Knco Servlcs AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy. sirahlo but not essential. Will train niSHWAfliiEfl WANTED -- Apply In wpfk. Htmrty, Mi Box J-15fi, The Daily Register* Red Kor •ftirthiT detnils, call HU 6-7WW. and HOT ONE l7tfJ7 VOLKRWAGKN ~ While wTfh TOW "TRUCK WANTKII — 1959 t I>TA Concrtilc ., 120-5 Hwy. 35, Wana^ Bank. a»k l»r Mr. Paltynon. $ l>!acfc Irather fnl*>rinr. Rarlio -irM h 1064 Ford F2.W) pickup. V-8 engine, 4- inaiiaa; 531-4881, Mr. Twelves. ft. J/ltp n"w S.ooo milpi!. Call after CARPENTERS . _. mTVorTaALE -^".Only hotel in 1765 ,o., d p.m. 7«Mr)t,l. pd tranRmisfilon. Call 264-3(Kjl from OFKICK PERSONNEL — Full or part' HELP WANTED-Male - Female Atlantic HIphliLTirtfl, nnn block Irom /n. to 5 p m. time. Apply Ballard Advertising, First Abl(», willing lo work • steady. Apply In hurbor, eritilpped with dtnlng room, SAVE UP TO $500 fOM ~RBS Am/f ~^~ with^nrooT~Ex St., Keyport. -erion, Elmwood Park, Cherry Tree Mlltnt condition, «125. Call VOLKSWAGEN* — Have engine and ody in good con- I SUBSTITUTE MOTHER — Mlture part-time gaidenlng and light domes- utes from Sandy Hook Park. Call dition. C.ill 7S7-O4O9. ]Tak« charge stna.ll home, 3H ytar old, PORTER — Full time, day employ- tic lervlces, In exchange live r«nt free morning* bf(or» 1 p.m. and after 8;30 HEROTO 1055 — Two-door. GoM con (ArnunH fippt. I. Hufit drive. Live In merrt, wltli benefits. For appointment In a lovely, new furnished hnm». Write p.m. 747-5727. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS dltlon. Passed Inspection, flK. Call a week. M2-KB3. call 229-1414, between 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.P.O. Box 101, West Long Branch. C51-9437. AUTO PARTS - REPAIRS "LAUNDROMAT — COIN OPERATED AUTHORIZED DEALER CLERK TYPIST — Wanted for nei ~SEWTNS"MACHINT~" In nhopplng Plaza. $8,500. Call 264- Ifi67 LB HANS — 328 Hur«t four- office being estahildhed irJ Eattmtnw Supt. - Couple " 1 nr KTl-fl724. (19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. »n»^d Mint condition. Call after 6. MGB BLACK" FIBERO.LAS HARDTOP ' RED BANK EXCELLENT CONDITION. vicinity. Must be high school gradual* Garden nparlment. Bxperlpnced, ri OPERATORS RE3TAtIRANT~RKD BAJ?K—Equipped. RED BANK 741-5886 74I-WM. 946-8090 I Salary depending on education art callhre. Handle rentlnr, repairs, etc. w Untnn nenpfitR, thrfe weeks paid vaca- Will take back second mortgage. Maks 1W2 PONTIAC — BLatlon wagon. Om I work barkgrourul. Chance for advance apartmcntB, #< oil. Ixjvely large 3- tion. RRIDGK SPORTSWEAR. 241 offer. MUXJLANEY REAL ESTATE. 671- 1957 REBUILT T BIRD ENGINE — Rrtip*» Avc. Red Bank. 747-137:!. MS1. pwnrr "~,nr>j condilior/. New tires. Auk- New radiator and others. Best offer. ment Company hMpitallaatfon and llf room apartment. Good salary and all ing $8fW. 671-O1%6- Call 291-3745. insurance and e-xcftllcnt per^lon b»ne utllltlm. Stajte references and phone EXPERIENCED chef, short order men MOTOR LUNCmW>NETTE TRUCK - ftta. Paid vacations and liberal holi- number, Bor C-147, Tha Dally Heglster, and waitresses. Apply in person. Mar- Rr(Ur>Tiahle. Oil 281-3941 After 4 p.m. JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER FORD — 10T4 Falcon wagon Auto- day ichedule. Call New York Lite lr Red Bank, .. matic Fully equipped. Take over pay- tini's Diner. Hwy .36, Keansburg. for more Information. AUTO RENTALS •urance Co., HO.Cookman Avc.'Asbur ANNOUNCE: menu of J0.70 per week. MONMOUTH , Park, 775-4663 for Interview. An equa MAN —• For driving and general fcvork, WAITERS OR "WAITRESSES — Full KITOH10N AND DINETTE SETS — AUTO EXCHANGE. 747-S930. I opportunity, employer. Permanent position, full or part-time. ltm« or pa-rt-t Ime. Experienced pre- Kitchen chalrn re-upholat«red. Small IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR PRICES LOW, WE ARE Apply Norwood Distributors, Inc., 41ferrert. Apply in. person. Old Union btwinM.1 for naif. Write Box "A-128". KEEPING OUR ADS SMALL. WATCH FOR THE 1933 PACKARD — Foijr-door sedan. TOM'S FORD CLERK TYPIST — 30 to 45 years. Leonardvllle Rd., Belford. See JtrHouse. , n Whurt Ave.. Red Bank, or The Dally Register, Ked Bank. Very good body, excellent chrome, Bieno required. PermHneM posltl'vn. ClarH. call 741-151*. superior Interior. Hum but need! work. RENT A CAR Red Bank area. State qualifications VOU BAIiE — Landsoaplm business Ben offer around S600. Call ZH-Z129. 20O Hwy. 35 284-1600 Keyport and salary required. Write Box Q-119, FULLER BRUSH CO. F-AOTORY^PHRSONWEL — M»l« and lnr.iiideit latest equtpm«nt. Call after The Dally Register, Red Bank, fenwle. First and aeronri shifts. Apply 6 p.m. 7*1-5461. 1M7 BL'ICK SPORTS WAGON Full and part-time. Retired mpn, shift Bollard Advurtlslnp, First St.. Keypt Nlne-passenj-er Custom 400. Air, pow. wnrkprs, teachers and students. $2,00 PIZZA BUSWESS FO"R BALE — (R*d BAYSHORE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES GIRL FRIDAY — Secretary and gen- Bank) 55,000 value. Sacrifice for Irn- «r plus. Must sell, J3I00 or best offer. eral office worker, good on figures and per hour guaranteed to start. Call 566 MAN. WOMAN OR COUPLE — Wanted 556-5J37 evenings. detail work. Benslmallc bookkeeping 3257. 452*1074. 775*6288. 5R3-1311. to mntiaga hntel. and fcltrhen. May merilate sale. S2.5OO. Call T4T-fi^M be machine. Apply STRONGHEJVRT lease out both. Call morning* hpfore tween 4 and 32 p.m. . 1M0 FORD —S175 BUS DRIVER — Permanent, full ttnv 1 p.m. and after G:30 pm 747.S72T, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ADS Windmill Class Sailboat PRODUCTS INC., 1S5 Branchport Ave "Line and charter. Expfri^.*cpd only. LADIES' BHOP — Carrying complete Call after 6 p.m. No. 2072. Nina months oil With tralle: Long Branch. Earnings nnw $140, potential S1S0 peREAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — line of rMdy-to-wear. Active. buslr."ass FOR THE BEST VALUES IN 7S7-J9O9 and sails. Fully equipped. $950. Call SECRETARY" — Law nlHcc Exper! week tor go-getter. Sen«l details tf Experienced, full tlmp. Member In shopping area. Must sell du* to ill- 1960 FORD V8 GALAXIE "— "A sw«et- M9-2M7. After 6 p.m., 264-W31. enco preferred, but not essential. Writ. EmeraM Lines, 71 Stephenvilie Blvd. Multiple Listing. Ella Wiltshire Agency. nftui, Write Box M-158, Th« Dally Reg- NEW OR USED CARS heart." Automatic, power steering. J200 Box 156, The Pally ReRtRter, Red Bank Rprl Rank. Rraltor, 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea BMM ister, Rpd Bank. but win ha?5Ie. Call 222-mi. SAV-COTE 842-0WU. Factory Froth Solo Pay Pay BRAKE AND MUFFLER IN'STALLER TV and RADIO REPAIR SHOP - TRIUMPH 1»«4 — Spitfire. Badio »nd THE IJQUID PLASTIC COAT3NO WOMEN—PART-TIME —Clftin-cut ynvng imn. Aiitomoilvft rt """flAfiER PKOPW5 Fully equipped. Call '47s Pries Down Monthly hftater. Tonneau cover. Call Available At THE YACHT SHOP tfrrh fxppripnre helpful. ExcPllr.nt Part time, *v<*nin(rs and weekends. Ap- 7*1-4744. 5TCMO1 11S4 Ocean Avc. Sea Bright 842-1313 Fuller Brush Co. has local territories Uir" Apply In persnn nnlj-, MIDAS ply Manager, RAF Hfunc and Au!o N~ Customers waiting for you. $1.50 an 1 VALIANTS $1895 ~$4S785~ 105D MERCURY — Cood rum/lnj con- VENTILATB TOU MUBT hour guarantprd to slart. Call 566-3257, MUFFLER SHOP. 450 Hwy. 35, Mid-St^irpfl, Rt. 33 at Tlnd.il! Rl., MMdle- O dition. $150. Call 542-5637 MlltT 5:3r M dletown. MONEY TO LOAN $2095 $50.54 Blowers, duets, cowls, compieto tj 462-107J 77.1-92KB 583-1313. PLYMOUTHS N p m. up to A". L&Jca Champlaln &ad Canadian A1TO MECHAXICS STOCK WORK MONBY~T0 LOAN — FHA, VA, eon- CHRYSLERS $2895 $69.84 TEMPEST — 1!K3 four-door jedan PIN-MONEY PLUS Full or part time. Apply Mr. Rubin. W.T. Grant Co,, 531 Prospect Ave, vpntlnnal. Edwin S. Stark, Realtor. 264- E Straight sl'ck. Radio ar« healer. Take THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Can you use $40 extra cash per week RAS Home and Autn Store, Rt. 35 Little Silver, 0333. WAGONS $2395 $57.78 over payments of S7.R0 per week. MON- for the family budget? It's yours for TindaJl Rd.. Mlddlelown. LIGHT FACTORY WORK — Entrud- MOUTH ACTO EXCHANGE. 747-3930. New Jersey's Largest Marine Supply twn hours a day effort. Set your own inB plastics. Experience not essential. Hoiuie. 24 Wharf Avc, Red Bank, hours. Call 291-1687, 787-1447 or 566-1&43 Apply In p^r.^nn SUrk Plastics, 100 INSTRUCTION FORD Country station wason 1959 741-5780 AUTO MECHANIC Cleric Rt., Hailet. it PLYMOUTH 44 CHEVROLET Air conditioned-Excellent condition Open Sundays and holldayi. OPPORTUNITY" to earn minimum of $2Service mindod Chevrolet Dealer, At 3 Door Hardlop 4 Door Sedan WILL CONSIDER TRADE B a.m. to I p.m. an hour In spare time. Pleasant dig- lantic Highlands, require.-! experienced RRAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Full Asking ;i,6».Y 84?-2lim. 741-7OW nified position. Opening now for ma- man. Unlimited pay opportunity. 291 Experience preferrH. Multiple FREE CAREER TEST 45 CHEVROLET 44 PLYMOUTH 1959 CHRIB-CRAFT CAVALIER — 23*. 1101. Ask for Mr. White. II computer programming the protM- Slandup h?atnr. Call 2W-S35R. Highest Commission*! No Investment OLDSMOBILB 196,1 AUTOMATIC Generons Bonus Plan for Dealers and experience.- B*uli Um#. Apply-In-penn^ Space Center^ Power - White - New tires - Like new 1961 HANS PEDERSON — 33' Sport Hostesses. Call or write "Santa's Tar- Maurice Schwartz & Sons, 141 W. Front Asking J49O. 2M.1360, 741-7008. fisherman. Twin 200 Palmer?. Ship- tifP," Avin, Conn. 06001, Telephone St., Rerl, Bank. trvBhnre. Dppth finder. Fly bridge. A-l 1203) 673-3455. rvrplnps i2Tfl) 677-2013. 1965 CHEVROLET — Mallbu convert pf. Call ftSfi-ieH days. 671-30S3 eves. ible. Four Bpeed stick shift. Excellent ELECTRONICS condition. 747-0925, 1062 20' CHRIS CRAFT BKIFF — Ex- SECRETARY cellent cor.Uitlon. Call TECHNICIAN Spacecraft Assembly COMET CONVERTIBLE RED 1963 One girl office In Frpphold. Good 8tcno, Work on commercial solid state apeed S42-2P15 good typing and a knowledge of gen> 1 EIGHT CYLINDER STICK. SHARP eral office procedure ar? requlrerl controls at Belial re Electronic ! Inc., A«klt« J850. 264-136(1, 7*1-7008. 21* GRADY WHITE — Cahln cruiser. Hour3 fl lo 5. Salary open. Call 4fi2-461S fi2 White St., Red Bank. Part or full 3M5 00 h.p, Johnson, bunk, head, and or write to P.O. Box 836, Freehold, N.J time. Call 741-H383, Mr. Llpman. CHEVROLET —" 1964 lmpala. sport many extra?. Mint condition. Asking Fords coupe. Full power. Take over pay- OFFICE MANAGER —-WJth-aoma ac- and Jest $2195. Slip included. 671-0156. RECEPTIONIST — New modern law- .m«nts «t 812.10 per week. MON- office. Bookkeeping knowledge and counting background. Systems experi- MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE. 747-3930. 16' CABIN — Must aelL Best offer florriB typing Experience prefer red ence and cost accounting knowledge. 19ee CORVETTE—Convertible, 300 h.p. over $200. Write stating app. pxperiPncc and sal Excellfr.a opportunity for young man. four-speed. Excellent condition. Must 671-W122 ary df>^lrpf| lo Rox E-127, The Dally Pension Plan, Insurance, hospitaliza- sell. 2SMO69. 20' V—BOTTOM cahln Bloop, center- Rlp'.fr, Rpd Bank. llon, etc. Send resume to Harry Golri- ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS brrg and Sons, Secortd-Strr- Perth -Am - • CORVAIR 1962 THREE—SPEED board, with 10 h.p. outboard on brack' HOUSEKEEPER — L!pht care of one hny, * Like new - New tires • Black beauty. •t. JKtO. Phone 741*1873. Model child. Plppp in or out. Five, day TRUCK DRIVER — Drive and pickup, Openings available at all lavali (or individuals to wirt and Asking $395. 264-1360, 741-7HO8. SAILBOAT — 20"x5', centerttoard, Bwecl- •k. Straihmnrf. 566-7015. ish-bultt. Good condition, Asking i backdoor service only. Mint have trana- Assemble electronic and electromechanical equipment for satel- 1B53 MG—TD. New top and upholstery. 741-3060 after 6. ORTHODONTIST OFFICE — Full time porlallon. 671-O11S. Mint condition. 842-0854. eptlonlst BprrptQTy. Exp-rlence pre- lite systems and subsystems. after 6. MACHINIST — Prefer young man. pri. Good typist. 747-9101. Must have kr'rbwledijfl of lalhf« operation Should be ablt to read schematics and assembly drawings and 1958 DODOE — Custom F.oyil. Very BUSINESS NOTICES and too! Rharptnlng. HiKh school ma- have experience in prototype assembly or breadboard wiring. good condition. Fully equipped. $225. ACE OPPORTUNITIES chine flhnp (raining detilrflhle. 842-3535. Knowledge of NASA wiring and soldering requirements pre- 7C7-58R4. M & K B/VSEMENT SRORETARY-Sales dept. To $9' PART—TIMB CUSTODIAN — For ferred. Rats commensurate with experience. MUST SELL — 1965 Sport Fury. Ex RECRETARY-rrrfionable J80 STENO—Like figures S7fl smalt office huilrilng In Red Bank. cellent condition. Waramee. $»95. Call WATER PROOFING CO. Call. Ftating qualiflcatlond, 741-9BM. 741.2663. 10 yrars RU^ Free estimates. OLBKK TYPIST ' J Call 92.V5017. TYPIST—Flip clerk S STATION WAGON —Mercury Colony TYPIST— Pnrt-lime $1.50 hr, Park. 1958. Good running condition. CLEAN CELIAHS, TAHD3, GARAOE3 FILE OLERKR-N. Y. C SSC — Have truck. Lleht hmllns. Call alter PARTUI, TASTING AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC TESTERS Good battery. Fine rubber. Reasonable. 787-9595. 3 p.m. 741-2149. Acs Empioymont Agency BACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, Excellent opportunity for R, top-notch Expariancs in pro+otyps production tasting and/or •nviron- CHEVROLET"— 1965 Mrmza. sport plowlne. pumping, lateral! All septic 3 While St. 717-3494 Bnrn.wshury mechanic with General Motors experl- coupe. Four speed. Talte over pay- •ink work. BEN BRYAN. 871-0586. WAITRESSES — Must be over 21. fnce. Busy Bhop, All company benefits. mtntal testing disirad. Military electronic experienea in ra- ment* of $9.60 per -week. Monraouth Apply in p^rsfin, Ye Cottage Inn, U!)Apply In person at Russell Oldsmobile pair and troubU-ihooting of radar or fire control lystsms also Auto Exchange. 747-3930. L.AWN8 AND SHRUBS — Put In shipe. VV. Front, fit., Keypnri. Ondlllac Cn., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Call Boriien's Flowers, Red Bank. Aak for Bill Grieg. eiecapUbU. Knowledge of transistor circuitry •sstntial. 1063 FIAT — RELIABLE clofir.HnR woman, nne Model 1100 PAINTING prr week. O\vn transporlatinn. Call Interior-exterior—Fre» estimate 41R0. Shrewsbury. RELIABLE INDIVIDUAL — As work- 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury II, four-door WOMAN ~ "Matjre'.dny worker. I in K flup^rvisor. Llcht maintenance and sedan. ExcellerA condition. SI650. Call prrfnrrpi. Car nrcpsfiiry. Silfiry mWHn! dution. St. Acnes F..C. Church TRAINEES "41-062.1. FIREPLACES A 8PECIALTV — AllarranRt>ri. 671-0087. id fichonl. nnrvl "p,iy and hcneflts. 1936 CADILLAC Flcetwood, 5500. Call types mfisnnrv. Charles Hower, Con. Plmnc 2f»!-10(10 nr 2ni-?,Vn. pvfnir'gs. tractor. 747-U7P. noi'HEiioLn nm'^r —' MaluTf^Tvom- EKcellant opportunities for parsons InterttUd in working in tha altar 6. Rlppp in. Thrift clilMrnn. '.'nniplfle 747-3097 FURNITURK MOVING — Attics am. TUtTK DRIVER — Htndy wnrk. Must If you're ioo y°un9 to remember the famous cellars cleaned. Call after fi p.m., all rpppnnFlhllSty nf hntisf. C.7!-Of>72. sppi Ipnrprl, for trarlor-trailpr. Call •Isctronics field. Should have fundamental training in •Uetrertiei Ford Model T or A, don't feel out of It. Now 1964 CHEVROLET ImpaJa V-8, two-door day Saturday and Sunday. 747-3102. •bSMWTICIAN " KxpcTrTp'tu! P A, fnr appnlnimrnt, 4^2-7111, and should know color codes and schema tics. Military or comes Ford's Model C—the sporty, lively new hardtop 24,000 miles. MuBt sell. Best EXTERIOR PAINTINO~^.~~Aiiy~«ver~ full t!mo ,j"h In larRfi rnsmpilc rtfpnri- otter. 22B-516S. .. .it. nnod sala.ry plus mmmlRslnn fnnLLKP.""™ Fo"f"n~fpmnjs and technical school graduate! at veil as trade ichool graduatai Cortina. Its al! new and it's all Ford. Here ape rfl.nr.li or Cape Ood painted, (165. f np firm hhh M4 will ba comldered, Is boslc transportation al Its finest—from the VOLKSWAGEN — 1058 — damaged Your paint. 22!)-ri(r20 or T47-41ST. for prrflnn WKii ^xppripnrp nml iihlllty. Excfllent nppnrhinlty fr people who- started It all. Ford's Model C—a$ front fenders. Goon motor. Asking $200. Apply In pcrfon or call fnr interview. All K»nrl me find data l7inr«NT~JOR SPECIAUST - Mr. nnhpri «i74-(t"ftn, advanced In its class today os the Model T Call 747-4031. Reasonnhly priced (your paint Dr ourn) Bonn, Second was In grandpa's day. '•1815 "all J7(-6ri52. HE NR U A h HOUSE Wdh K~^>~O n s~d iiy Excellant company benefits a week. Call TRUCKS FOR SALE HALF TON rlCKUP TRtlflK — For FOR INTERVIEW- FORD CORTINA P.O.I. light h,mltnK and deliveries, Ack for 747-S57R. •>vrr IS. Call After 4:.™ p.m. 842- I960 G.M.C. TWO-TON TRUCK — 14'Eddie, 7S7-71OI. TGACHISK WANTK~n "^"youVtli^iuleT Ifiiifi. COME IN OR CALL: aluminum van body, dual wbeels, two- Call ilOKTK P^MOSMAN" ~ Kfirn flpproTi- CLOSED FOR VACATION speed rear, V-6 engine. Excellent con- * COMPLETES R12-0718, iriiitnlv' Tt.foo prr year with ahnre'B Mr. M. Melore dition. $1,650. Call 747-2706. firrtt lnunrlry fmrl dry cleaning plant. AUGUST 13th TO AUGUST 20Hi ANTENNA INSTALLATION CLEANING WOMAN — Tuea. find Frl. Must bf1 lintif.-t, pprsonable,. ronsclen- RCA 5pacB Center MOTORCYCLES OLOR — 549.95. Black and White — Steady, year roitmi r^^ltlnn. RumpoyJ Iou3 and willing In work. Paid vaca- 21.95. Two stories or under. All work L. Own transportation prcf erred. inn, frf?p inpfilcil and surclral hospi- IntertBction Routss 571 and 535 (Loem+ Corneri) Call aiMOO!. SOLO SUZUKI — At BUI Lanzaro's ruaranteed 1 year, parts and service. :n Ilzntinn plan. Only tnoKe seeking long HigHtstown, New Jersey Auto Sales, 334 Main Street, Matawan. 6*C903 EARN TOYS FOR CUKISTMAS — .Tm employment nrerl apply Star 566-2224, Have a Snn'-a'fl t^y pnrty now. i^lfanpra nni Lsiunderers, 132 Myrtle i\\e,, lAtnp. Ilinnrli. Phone. (609) 448-340O, Ext. 2603 1966 BUPER HAWK 305. Good con- EMPLOYMENT 201-1523 dition. $475 firm. Call after 6 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full Urn*. HARD -• (Temporary* 1 a.m. to 7 Weekdays: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM F&H MOTORS M8-4424, HELP WANTED-FEMALE .nPupTlencprl or experienced. Salary m. Apply In per.ifin. ELECTRONIC 1966 TRIUMPH — C50CC. Mint condi- haneri on qualifications, gprclaity of- ASSISTANCE CORP., 20 Bridgo Ave.. An Eqjnl Opportunity Employer ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN tion. Call •AR WASHERS: FI7LL TIME ONLY Ico. ppni rpatimo lo Pnx E-12S, Tlifl Rp(l Rui.'lt. 842-168R. — GIHa. 10 to 25, for detailing cars; Daily .Rpglntfr, Red Ranl<. .TAN — To rpconditinn us«d , cars cleaning Inside wlndowa -and outside .lust bo ovnr IS ysarn ot age, wl'h RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1964 150 CO HONDA — Oood condition. Irylng. No experience neceBa&r?. Good BOOKKEEPER — ExpRrlftnced only. 1 542-1111 5250. Call alter 7 p.m. vageo. Apply Country Sudner C»r Ona girl officft. Five riaye. Call 77A- N.J. driver !! licenae. Call llr. Hum- 741-6271 Wuh. Hvy. 35, Mlddletwn. 1610. 400 Furniture, mar, 741-6200. APARTMENTS FUKN1SHED ROOMS HOUSES FO* SALE 16-Wedne*d*y, Aug. 2, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER FOB SALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keone OWE OOK tUimtW TSJOUM — CUU. ^ ^, ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Wa' tptrtmcet Kttt u)4 BEACH AGENCY HELP WANTED-Mil* - Penult HELP WANTED-Male • Female water pUe«. |M moottlr. Union NEED OR USE WILU .. rn BIVATB BOOM - AnU bltli. flrit ALL ABOARD batii, noor. Ptlint •otrioM. OenUemiB t"' KEANSEUBG — Four icbms ISlliiMwdrwffl bom« In itn'tlx IjUstta furnisheih d or unfurnishedfihd , ((SooS t ! 842-2110. HOUSES FOR SALE 1M Highway 35 Mlddletomi, N.J. RIVKR FRONT IUIU- Open 7 days 8I2-2626 or ST1-272I 4:30 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. flnt floor In th« Tuller Build la* Eves: Mrs. Msrtiia Smith 787-3734 DAILY REGISTER RUMSON All payments approximate and sub- 11 717-1U0. ject lo FHA-VA approval lor qualified EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE — Ar- FAMILY AD range to suit tenant. Snydel-West«rltnd Cool shad« trees on lovfly »i acre lot. (DAY SHIFT OPENINGS 3ul!clnK, 500 Hwy. 33, Atlantic Highlands. 23x16 living room with (lreplice. 18 RUMSON CHARM J48Ts00" 3 LINES - 5 DAYS [F YOU ARE INTERESTED — In den with lull glass doors to flanlnnt AttmcHv^ly cnnverled (armhoui* in srand new modern olfice space, well patio, Three bedrooms and two bainn. cnlalB trpa on Incredibly betutiful 1 6 ALSO AVAILABLE.) F0R located in the center of Hed Bank, con- ull bajement. Atlaohed Iwo-car — wonrlP-i ftcr^s. Thrtc. hfdroomi, Own- tract usa (or further Info mutton. THE ragr "Move In" condition with 1 ?r'B mnvf Io Callfornl* opens thla one *9 no DOWBTKA AGENCY. 741-8700. choolj. A»klng }.«,O00. Call us up; unique! 'ROFESSIONAIJ OFFICE — Thn e Lppolntment. JUST A.W "001T18 Approximately 750 m. It. Near HALL BROS., Roaltorj JOSEPH G. McCUE volkible for Merctiondlse For Sale only, Rlvervlew Hospital. All utUlUei. $160 Realtors TESTERS - per month. Call 741-2000. 813 River Rd. 711-76M Kalr Hiven rticle must originate from a household Member Multiple Listing B»rvlw .10 P.idge Kosfl Rurnr»on 812-OUt nd may not ticttt o sole price of RED BXNK — Central location, Memher^Mulllplf Llstlni 50.00 per ortlclt. 'Tailored to ault" ofllce apace. Ground $44,500 COLONIAL rice MUST be advertised. Each addl- floor. I^arge parking lot. Ideal (or pro- RED BANK COLONIAL TROUBLE SHOOTERS onal line Sl.OO. No copy chono.es may fessional offlcees. Immediate occupan- OLDE SHREWSBURY FOVflJ'TH'R BBEOROOMfE l -- $lfi 3f)0 ! modt and no discounts or retundl cy. CHA3 H. TINDALL, Realtor. 7tl Well constructed, excellently main- vels no J' dortown.w Nnn vets, jpjIV) down Bill be made If ad ll canceled before 9030. __ talnrd, classic two-story Colonial, 'our Ten-year-oM o Jnnlal home. Larg* llv- xplratlon. EXECUTIVE 8U1TB — ConslatinR of bedrooms. Pcalrable location, tlnlnue j |ng rnftm f,,|| rtinlng room, pflt-ln fcltcft- To Flic* Your Daily Register '58 »q. ft. Modern offlc* building next i Include dfn witri built-in norm- f-n, four larp? hfdroorrm InHudlnf 17' - RATES TO $2.92 PER HOUR lo First Merchants Bank, 25 Recldeai nri foiy 13x15 sunroorn. Owneri rnantpr. Ba^hoard hit wat»r bpat. Full hate to leave. haflpmp-it. nty flowers. Aluminum FAMILY AD, CALL . . . PI., Red Bank. Call 747-3730, between ^rppm anr) Btorms AUjtriifd B«ra.T# 4 9 and 5, JOSEPH G. McCUE jm.noo. THE Mrr;OWAN AOBNCy' BENEFITS! BENEFITS! /ATJUABI/B HIGHWAY LOCATION — Rpflltnrs. 2^8 Newman RnrlnBH fid 741-6900 Suitable S"r beauty parlor, dPlicatoBsen, Realtors Rrti Bank. 7i7-;jOO0. "Whoever wrapped this corn sure knew whaf Inance office or any othpr desirable i lUdpp Hfiad numisfin Si2OI44 SITCHEN 24-HouCHAIRrS ServicRECOVEREe D - 1 Dinette B«ts and bar stoola. Monmouth •etall outlpt. Rpasnna.bl8 rent. MembPr MtiHtpl* UftunjE SAVE KrultleiB hours of ieirchlni by Inette, 116 Monmouth St. Red Bank. he was doing!" sending for our free comprehensive • LIBERAL STARTING PAY THE WHALE AGENCY TTRATHMORE"RESALES" cataloffi modest hnmes; palttlftl Jtuin* Ranches, Capes, Colonlalu »tartlnj In son eatatfi, witerfronu, farm* Mul. CCOUNTTNn AND BOOKKEEPING APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 671-2600 __ th« tow liri. Our o«lc« located in the tlple Llstinpi, Pay inereaies every six months until you reach the top tACHDJE N.CR. 3200 WITH SIX heart ol Stralhmore, on Hwy. 31 Call AHS. LIKE NEW. REDUCED FOR RAY STILLMAN, Realtor ulilUIfts. Air cnndltlor^d. Borne furnl- ua whether aelilhg or buying. 7 flays, ef the pay range. UICK SALE. CALL M2-31U. KETPORT AHEA — 3-mlle* from Eel! Lab 24 dr. iervlce. Call 56S-76OO anytime "Our 48th Tear" ,re. Parking hcllltfoa. 741-1795. APPLEBROOK OF MATAWAN. Keal- s r h u PIANOS AND ORGANS from RED BANK — Fabulous riverside prn- SjHJflwy. _J5 ^_ i^" 17 TtTNM 25. ^Pianos bought. floM. repairer!, GREEK GROVE GARDENS . atonal office con«lstlnK of approxi- BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL ~ In Rum- ove's. By appointment-Freehold Music mately 450 nq. ft, on Went Front. N^a-r son. Conilatlnt of two three-room lptj • PAID HOLIDAYS nter, 462-4730. iplUl and tran»r*ortatlon. Only $lf>0 $1500 DOWN LL^CROFT — Fourhedronm apllt, VA pliiH one larger apt for home and or FOUR ROOMS-$115 • month. To innpeet, contact RO iath», 23' TPcrextion room, A. of an inrome." Lovely ginxtniin. Kxcellant lo- Eight company paid holidays, as, compared to seven or EXTERIOR PLYWOOD FOR L.AND IHKRKON AdW.NCV, 6JO NOW' ere of privacy. CROWKLL AOENOY, cut Inn, Jus l wiim you've wioteA. In- ; (ONE BEDROOM) mnn Sprlne.i lid., Llncrofl. 74.1-7515, l*a««M, «:i lllveralde Ave.. 741-4030. come pay* all. For appointment. t42- BOATS IN SMALL SIZES? :ir»f>6" JSCj'. KT. ~ LKJHT jnanittacturin; Kvi'nlngfl,741-3G66. 1251. lets by most ether companies. it Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $140 lolL lor lease. Call basement Is full of rxlrrlnr ply- JJBAVINO FOwn,R ,Wifc .,..,..._ IMMEDIATE OCrilPANCY - Ffliir- vood In handy panel sires, our • Efficiency U'/j Rooms I $ 95 747-1100 ranch-style Private beach. MMimouthjliemoom Colonial )n beautiful Oak Hill. loaried with 4x8 plywood In 2'2-RUT Living rrwm with fireplace, rilning iterinr and exterior, at low cash and • PAID VACATIONS BWIM CLUB FOR TENANT6 .zZ •• •-- -^-Irofim. Mtchen-famliy room, 2W btthi irry pricrs. Boat owner3 slop in. HOUSES FOR RENT OCEANPOUT INCOME PHOPIBR'nr--|bMeirienl| iwo-car garaje Kxcelltnt FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS. HOTWATER AND AIR CONDTnONTNO Two 3-room nparlmenlB. Phone 7*7- [condition. Bror.k inrl wnorti In rear RED BANK LUMBER RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEAHLT 1GS1 for appointment. _ _ j|M,OfiO. REDDEN* AGENCY,-Rcaltori, One week vacation after one year employment, two weeks T.V. and phone outlets, 12 eu. ft. refrigerators, parkins and wali-ln itorace : 'earl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping plaza, buses and ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor FAlirHAVEN '— "your bedrooms, i^jW^Mnpl]i- [rL i*i<\\'ti3a _Ave.nir,, , cornecorner Bergen PI., school. 14ED Ocean Ave., Sea Bright S424W4 baths. Two living rooroii, dm. |Red Bank. 71I-91IM . •fter two years and three weeks after ten years. 1867 RINGER ZIfi ZAG ing room aMl kitchen. Sludlo. tl5,M0. CONSOLE MODEL DIRECTIONS: Garden state Exit 117 to 36. east on 36 to Airport Bhopplni TWO AND THREE-EEDROOlt HOMK8 LITTLE SILVER — ImmicuUlt eight-' Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. H. For appointment tall 741-5BO5. room spill-level on natural wooded plot inly four months old. Does everything. Fields) to Hazlet Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd.. straight sdiead. — For rent or sale. $125 to $150 a :»lanee only $57 or $7 monthly. Guar- month. THE KIRWAN CO.. REAL- Centrally slr-condlllonert Four btd- • CHRISTMAS BONUS nteed. TORS, Belford. 787-5500. W. Kwnaburg. Two-bedroom rancli. b»Mhi, br«esie- rooms, three delux* bs.ths, dellght/ul - redlL Dept 254-5M3 Phone 264-1846 787-6600. HazleL 2M-7100. wty, ga-raRe. B42-2M3 with Mre[>le<:e, modern delux* Idteden with built-in*, separate dining room, J8S to $250 Per Month OCEAN OrtOVE HOME — TWP1V« Kttrarllve MvInK rnotn. Wnn't lsst at Electronic Assistance has paid a substantial Christmas THE BERQ AOENCY ..irp» bath», iwll-to-wall c»r- HI,500. EA. ARMSTRONG AdBNCY, FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK 3S Ulddlctown in ltvlnK room Mostly lurnlfitirA. - llom, MS Prospect Av«., LlttU Sil- Bonus every year since starting in business 11958). HAMMOND 671-1000 Stormi and[ .weeni! *»,«». 12 Wei»b ver. 741-<50O. AND STANP — Llk« fie SHKPHERD PUPriES — RENTALS Avn. Oill 747-1476 after A ICC reBJstered. Ideal temperanient F. A. GEHLHAUS. Real Estate CO-OFERATIVE BUNGALOW — Email MlnDLETOWN — Brlr.k mnd Irsjnt itock. Cill 711-1069. H»y. 34 Leonardo 29MMU down payment. t77 per munlli lnclujei ranch ^- A-l condition. Threa bed- everytlilng but heat, 5i2-13O.'i. . rooms, large living room with fire- • PAID HOSPITALIZATION ORGAN TVVO COUNTRY FRENCH AH M- WIDE SELECTIOH OF RENTALS — place. Owner wants fast action. Asking AKC RKGISTBRBD GRRHAN BHEP- Furnished and unrurnished. Immediate IZI.MW. RUSSELL II, BOnriB RXAL- OF ASBURY PARK HAIRS - Rush saatii. Onu rcpro- J1BHD PUPPIES — Farm-bred, ralacd ccupancj. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN- nctlon French bench, cane seat. 741- with children. 711-7708. New list many gooA buyi - Call LAM- ror.8, 600 River P.d., Fair Haven. Blue Cross — Blue Shield (Medical and Surgical) Insur- Corner of Main St. A Ma,ttlgon Ave. f»fi9 flftpr 6 p.m. CY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, 542- INC., REALTORS. FREEHOLD K7.IVI2 Member Mulllpl. Ustlng isr- 3500. Vlce. •HE LAKGEST ORGAN AND PIANO GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC ance. One half the premium is paid by us regardless of DISPLAY IN THE 9HORE ATIEA PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE - $35,' lflemi. JirPri for tempprampnt I1OLMDBL — Rent or sale. Bpjuilltu RKr> BANK — thrrti bedroom*, 1V4 P bodsprf'Tla, $5, Assorted clothing, BCft with rhiMren. Will hold untl brand new Colonial home. Four bed RED BANK — Two-ntnry, KMT lUUng. baths, panplM sur'pnrch. Un*plae«, T>ire» b"rtroomi( living room, dlnlnt contract type. pen dally *ttl fi p.m, Sat. 'til 8 p.rn 1.25 up. Crlh, $15. tic. 4ft2-.12Xl. tfmb«r. 566-8797. m?. 1-i balh?. Plpannnt surround playr'tom. Crtnv^nlunt In hu«. «chonU room. Kltchrn B)t»cment. Knclosed NCJjR BElS — Bookcase he-ndhoard, Inns. Clnse to school, half mile lo shnp- and inwn. By appoinlni^n* nn'y- ('1ll! porch. Tile bath. Good location. 117, lelect from our large variety of mef otching box spring and mattres*. FIVE BEAUTIFUL TUPPIES — Moth- plr.'g and Bendlx. nnp mile to EMI bpfora 11 a.m. »nd *tt#r 8 p.m. 741-!m. fSCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor, t irjanB, all guaranteed and In excel flll 741-R74S. T mlnhitiirp pnodle. Born June 25. Labs, call lor appointment, T4^ RT55. Lfnien PI, Red Bank. 747-0397, Xrts: ent condition. Save hundreds of dol- ;25 each. 711-0175. TimEr>~BEnp.ooM~iroi;sk — nil 4D88. • EXCELLENT CONDITIONS irs. WHITE'S HOT baths, living room, dining room, kltcb POODLE CLIPPING — VERY NICE WHITE BTUCCO HOUSE ;|g demand lor WHITE ALUMINUM CALL iUtawan. ?165 per month. 566 RED BANK — Colonial, thTM l»d- ""or the Piano buyer, we have tht >OORS. xney will beajitlfy the front 4233. Mrs. NH«™. roonr!, l'j hftth» living room, firt- Most production areas are newly air-eonditionad and sci- irteat aelection at the lowest nrlcea f your home, too. $30.95. Imtallatlon — Black .nutters. 47 South St.. Red place, dining room, itinroom, k!Uh«n, eiTurinf * Knabe, Mason • Hamltn •pUonal. [KNIUJRST DEAL VICINITY — two-car garaze. 20 Buerm PI 741-48W. entifically arranged for maximum comfort and efficiency. kihmftr, Everett, Steck, Jansaen, Ham HAY FOR HORBER — Timothy, alf One block from ocean, find beach ctub. Bank. Call 871-H04 Mr details. nond, Hardmali and Pianola Players PROWN'S and clover mixture. 75c a bale. After First floor, llvint; rnom. rtpn, kltcjien [any floor models and used pianos, 1 p.m. nt the (aim, 343 W. Rivtrdale HIGHT*AN*na — Thr«*-ye*r-«ld toUl Cafeteria arrangements for hot or cold lunches. A.M. and 32 Broad St. Kcd Pank 711-75C0 wlLh large dinl:ig HTPS, powder rr>om. LARGE FAMILY — EtRht bed- electric home. Two bedroomi, two Ave., New Shrewsbury. Second, two large bdrooms, alrove flit' bath-. Umimsl vl«w of riv#r and oeean. Budget terms available) on all pur HAMMOND OROAK — J30l>, Two I>a- ting room or itngle bedroom, baui with 18, living room-dlnlnB room com- P.M. coffee breaks. nlsh modem prrfaj, $20 ea. MeLal piay- lri .lon. kitchfn anri bath, flnlihtd c«l- churches Newark-N.T. chajei. AKC registered. Four tuh and atall shower, aundeck, 531-275S p buses, £27,700. BJ2-fW70. IOUIP $10. Call 566-S5M. black miniatures. FivF e weekks • d • 6:30 p. re "87S-0677. DROPIiEAF TABLE -- Solid m 787-0637. RUMSON - For & l*rg» ramllr. M BpT.TT~r7EVBb — Four bedroom* IH 775-9300 DEAL •— Winter rental, furnished o uny, eeats 10. Also garden tooli house, lnvely corner. Three bedrooms, BChool, bu», fhopplnr. Oiitr f> " baths, large paneled recreation room. atio Garniture. 631-0593. RABBITS — Two months old, black, Needs d»cor»Uni only. |23,300. Cwl Dfad rnfl strret, beautUul treei, $71,- • STEADY EMPLOYMENT white, brown, J2 ea. Call baths. Near rhtjrches, schools, 000. fail 741-Sift" C1JLLO — Austrian made, excellent SPLIT RAIL FEXCE — 7S 9J6-486:). shopping. SHI. Call 9-12 R.m. Frl., flat., 842-0173. condition, HIM bow.»500. C»U Ml- ~ . 5:11-0517. _ INCOME WATERFRONT — Three Older two _tnry. Thret Most of our personnel have been with ui since 1958. J40. Deltvered, $U> extra. Call COLLIES — Purebred. Real h<>autlpg. M2-4M9. EATONTOWN" — Unfurnished two-bed ei -on three arrfB of lanH. 3nc?m , p Ifvlnii; ro^mrom, , dinindg Need good homes. Priced low."Call for t. yr. Waterfront i» vacant lanrt room. Two-fJir T UlS IU Steady work is assured by our three years backlog of IOOD TOP 8OIL — Flv» ou. ydl. tli •VERSTOCKEP SALE — Brand new details, ((8 6(61 ronm home. Fireplace, full basement, $ t y 1 ft Sale r^ce *<500 wo. oil M2-3UR *rt*r i iir load. M2-1000. or WiT thr?e-room outfit a eteil at-S33O. Icrn convenience*. Spacious, com- TOO It rrw/1 f Sale i 4G-3T63. Nine-plec? Bectlonal living room, elRht- COLME PL-PP1ES — AKO reRlstered fnrtabie. Adults. M2-IM2S. part_741-223X_ orders. . .. Three males ]e(t."on« (table ojid white, Trad* all or Outdoor Aluminum ptpce dnutile drpssrr bedrnom azii mfxi- two mahogany. Also one toy poortle. FOllf!~BObM"cbfTAi5E"—"yir^lae*. CATK non-Corner Tot (More Classified Ads ern dln?Ue. Jlar^y eitlr-^s. Orlpinal Call after 6. 741-9W5. pletply remodeled. Good Inouinn. River KM. Lars** kfteheiJ leading to *n- SHUTTERS •liu'e ^103. S2 iiO weekly pay,m«nH. Prefer couple, (us, Call 916 4141. clotM hreczrway anil Eirag*, two b"l- (All Colors) *IELD FURNITURE, 7-11 E. Front AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP room5, tile bath, dpn, playroom, expan- On The Next Page) • ADVANCEMENT :t.. Keyport. 264-3020. Open Mon-, HEP.D — Puppiea. Four monUw o SHREWSBURY — Threp-beitrnom Cape sion attic and full Hwmwt. Plaster PROWN'S Thura. A Frl. 'til 9. Tuea. A Wed. Going for ilO each. Call 2f.t-5«;2. Cod Full basement. Fencpd yard. $150 •l\l 6. Rat. 'til 5 plus utilities. Sept. 1. IH2-4972. walls, aluminum ntormii "-rxi icrepiui Progression to higher classifications depends entirely upon 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-75K] PARAKEETS ~ Breeding cagel s wall-tn-wall carpi-ling. Exterior newly HOUSES FOR SALE 75 WATT PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM ne.rt twxea for sale. Call 787-JUM, artc: painted. Aisumable 51j% morttage. your ability to advance. The opportunities are here. —Two column speakers. One Snure CHEAP? 6 p.m. WANTED TO RENT $lB.5O0. 7*1-241!. ______mlcmphone. Price. »200. Call alter 6:30 Not really, but very Inexpensive — our ATRDAIiB PUPPIES MATAWAN AREA — Marlboro To' p.m. 7B7-5978. (4^9 Aluminum Venetian Blind. Will AKC registered EXECUTIVE, vlfc. 3 children de *htp, Larce lot, heavily wooded. last and l».8t, never rust. 17" to 36" B9SI7SG9 perately Deed 3-beriroom apartment or vacy. Threr-bedrooni Finished, house. Aug. 31 to Dec. 1, vicinity Lit water. Murfy .WIMMINS .rger ilzes In atock, allghtly hither. heatr • • nt, Oil Mr. AKC REGISTERED BEAGL.E — fiev- tie Silver. 232-1655. extras. J*24,WO. "5P1-9O74. NEW ADDED BENEFITS POOL PROWN'S pn months old spayed Icmale. f,50. 747- DESPERATE! Need three and (our 9642. A~RMSTT^N^R~MTD^VVBFTf_ 8PKCTAL "Home IACRIFICE 35 Braid St. Ked Bank 741-7500 bedroom unfurnished yearly rental!, — River view arvi river rlph!.«. Four SIAMESE SEALPOINT KITTE.N'g _ $225 per month. For younc exec lovely bPrlrr>oms. 21,. baXh.i, paneled HOTPOINT electric range, two years SIS. Litter trained. Sli wwkj. Beauti- uttve families. Occupancy any (ime 1 Finder" J»nulactnrer has redwood pools, re- old, S50. Call ful lather for stud 872-1377. den. Modem, <1rtu«<\ - eai-li kitchen Kuiaessed from bankrupt deiler. after May 15. Can aupplr excellent wi!h hu lit-Inn. ReparAle dinlrtc room • Fully Paid Major Medical Insurance «OtT KU, WITH SUN DECK WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIKR-Fe referencea. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGEN- Wall-to-wall carpnt In livlnj room nnd Recommends SAFE — 4' hijh. f25. male. Six weeks old. with Tapers. Ca CY 1!>9 Broad Bt., Red Bank. 741-3450. entMnce foypr, Attached Kar«cP«- reezlng compartment. |30. Shots. 875. 264-6641. trea. Prefer farm-type hom« In suburb rlish.wA.5her, pool, putlo. Half-acre, ful- .[ lowp. Call M9-S0O0. cioui and unuiuil. . If boilH • PICNIC TABLES & 2725. MALE BEAGLE PUPPIES — Mother ly landscafwd. 8Tl-I*M "-tter . p.m. THREE OB FOUR—BEDROOM HOWE|-: CALfFORNr'ARApFcH living room with firaplao, din- Educational Courses UNPAiNTED FURNITURE SOFA BED — $25. Reclining clujr. AKC registered. *25. Kltnhen table arti chairs. |10. In Rood location. 2 or 2'. baths. Jj~(tj ing room, kitchtn and jalsuiitd ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS MaplB bookcase, S15. 542-1494. :lnlty Shr#ws lunporch. Four bedroom, iwo APPLY IN PERSON FORJMMEDIATE HIRINGS ! ! ! Largest stock on the New Jersey Shote MOVING — Garage sale, Friday and Hlvor. Write __ Aven, bathi with 1 Jtlightlu! bileeny and at 3SR off manufacturer's! list fot REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Fair If you like California living; try this: Baturday, AUK. 4 and 5th, 9 a,iru to 6 $1fl,500. WAl-KER j ash anil carry. Also chain, galore. p.m. 8 Heathclllf Rd., Rumson. . 1JN7OR. EXECI.T1VE — D*>iire« four fnr »iK-. Cull upstairi. Thit hom« lit* jon • Mease stop in. APARTMENTS or flvp-bedroom home In Ocrao Town- A WALKER, RealtorB, Mtrtdletnwn lovaly t«ll shaded lot Jn a. well. THOMAS A. EDISON voice writer. »hlp, or West LOTIE Brs.nch area. Pre- Hldl Ml lpie Llstincn and Trade- • Work for one ef the fastest growing companies, in RED BANK LUMBER Six months old. Cost $480. never used. KEANSBURO — 4 rooms unfurnished. ferably near flchnnla. Enccllpnt rofor- Ins. Sfnrt fnr CataloR. «7l-p311. ettabliihad neighborhood. Cleit Gas heat. No pets. Immediate occu- ?nces. Contact Vf^a. Drummond, Elec- Monmouth County, where sales have increased from Peart and Wall, Red Bank 741-S5W $300. Call 741-1900. pancy. 787-1395. Security required. PJVEtt n.AJ^A Rplil l«vel. Four to traniportation, shopping and ELECTRIC STOVE — Uke new. Cril bed rooms, ll_ battiii, larsft llvlnft room; ichooli. Aiking $25,900. GARAOB RALE — Friday «nd Satur- KEYPORT—AIR CONDITIONED OAR AMD RON Inr two- plim a Invely patln mir- $900,000 in I960 to almost eleven million in 1965. .nd dreiser. Call day, August 4 »nd 5. Five-piece rattan ATHRR g w p p 741-32J8 set, $50. 61 redwood table anr! henchM, DEN 'APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS, edrrwrn apartment. Red Hank area. y od fence. Auk SWIMMING POOL, 8EE SUPT. BET- Inroundrg S2dT f«0b0y a new redw S7.S0. Mowers, upreadera, odd« and SY ROBS APTS., CLARK ST., KEY-For Aug. 15. Garage optional. Call g M. BORU8 RIVER PLAZA • Opportunities await you! Three years backlog of orders KODAK VBRIFAX — Duplicating ma- ends, Bssnrted. and more. 97 Willow Mr. Butler, 717-U2J1, between hrmrn of REALTORSRA . 6600 0 RRiv Rd . Fair Ha-j chine. Letter ilze. Like new. Available and A:30 Monday thru Saturday. ven. 747-4M2. Member Multiple Listini g Well maintained, thrsa bedroom Drive, Little Silver. Service. en hand. with supplies a-t fraction of cost new. UNFURNISHED FOUR ROOMS —2nd .TODE7VS TWO-BEDROOM APART- Cap* Cod, two bathe and fall Oil 741-2100. NOT $20 FULLY INSTALLED, Hcmr. H*M impplled Heady Aug. 1. ilENT — House or twn-family. Red Vh\K >fAVJ5N RANHH — Living room, AMPLIFIER — Danelectro, Plgsybac. Inquire 349 Maple Tl, Keyport. lank or north. Approximately $150 ns arpa. Flreplacfl, two bed room n, basement. Room for fourth bed- * Immediate openings immediate hirings. two channel reverb. GocA condition. Not $18, hut only 3 for «!H) FULLY IN- KBANSBUIin — Three room apart 'Uh iitllitlea, Call 836-023* tale p.m. p.Tient qatneroom- OaraRe. Excel- room or added storage area. Call after 8 p.m. 741-7046; STALLED, our WHITE HUSKEE alumt ir write Box M-160. The Dally Regis- lent condition Gfiort location. H6.800. num. combination window. ment furnished. Private entrance. N.Y, Red Bank. SCHANCK AGENCY. Realtor. 8 Un- Improved 80 x ICO lot. Priced MARSEILLES BEDSPRSAD3 - Dml- bus iLop, Laurel and Charles Aves. PI., Red Bank. 74T-W97. Eves; 7*7- to tell at $17,500. bin. and «lr*le, some fringed. EAB1 PROWN'S. ETIRED-- Navy family "nerds llirpp- KHANEBURG Two-room furnished drnom hnmP, Preferably in or near APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HOUSE ANTIQUES, Hwy. 36 nt Sears apartment. Call 7S7-17O5. 25 John* Ave., AIISJIIIC Highlands. 291-2141. it. James rarlfih. 747-2231. APPLEBROOK RANCH AUGUST CLEARANCE — Three-room Lane. COMMERCIAL RENTALS NORGE WASHER — Good condition, outfit >ft with un for rpsale, ynnrs Tor KEANSBtlRG — Flvft-room apartment, In baiter than new condition. 20 Bridge' Avenue, Red BanLrNJ-. »50r-Cair22»;525T between 8 and the unpaid balance of $IBS. Terms $2 unfurnlehed. Year round. Call 787- FURNISHED ROOMS p.m. ^^_ a week. Modern eight-piece living room 6792. A living room with firepUca, NAUOAHY0E CONVERTIBLE COUCH with acce*n<*ries. Eiftht-ptecfl bedrgom BANK — Furnished rooms mi DISTINGUISHED three badroerm, large lot. Ex- —(100. Admiral refrigerator $15, dlnlni with double dresier plus a five-piece BAYHAVEN APARTMENTS — ficenln round floor with private entrance, cellent assumption for quilifitd room set »300, bedroom »et >125. 566431 chrome dlt.'eHe, Loaded with extras. Dr., Atlantic HlghlandB. One bedroom, cltchen privileges. Women only. Inquire DEFENSE PRODUCTS DIVISION FIELT> FURN'ITURF,. 7-11 E. Front •all electric air conditioned. $125 month- 3 Peters PI. • OFFICE buyer. Only $23,500. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3RI>. 9 TO . St., Keyport. 2fi4-3020. Open Mon., ly. Xo pels. Two available. BOWTELL Sale of dresser, long and «hort. ITiurs. * Fri. 'til p. Tues. & Wed. — 231-2100. URNYSHE D~RO OM a~^~~Fof~~rt fined entlemen. Reajmntible. Call SPACE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY cost. 8UZ.Y, 108 Hartahom. Rd., L .•tU.fi. Sat .,'ttL.B.. _ , 7B7-6771 •*_*.---2M-3322.—- —" MATAWAN — AIR CONDITIONED Located In center ot Rei Bank ? to 5:30 SACRIFICE — 9"4" Hoblc. Excellent THREE—ROOM GARDEN APART- iELMAR -- Nict clean room, with QAIlAGiB SAI.E MENT. COMPLETELY DECORATED. business district. SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. THREE-PIECE oecllonal with slipcoy condition. No dlnga. CaJl after 5, 7<7- ireakfast, for month ol August. Rea- 3559, SEE St'PT., &fl MAIN fiT. __ _^__ We. fiRI-325*. AH these feature! provided: er. Round cocktail (able: »ter> tabl • Central air conditioning CALL NOWI old dihlnr room set; kitchen UM. CHAIN LINK FENCING % PHICE. RED BANK — Cannon Point "Villas. HOOM —- Business gentleman only. • Self service elivator chairs: baby chlfforol>». v«ry gotxt en Large dintrlbut«r has lf-ftover from de- 2:ia Spring St. One-hedronm, nlr rnn .11 a(ter 6 and all day Sunday. 7*7- • Prtvate park bit space dltlon; blby Port* crib; Kenmore auto velopment (talvrvnlwd chain link fenc- dltloned. All electric. See manager, • Complete janitorial serrlct matlc .waiher; arm chair with slip ing. Must Sacrifice. Installation a,nd Apt. E-f). ASSISTANCE cover. TOYS. 747-)8»>. VTTR ACTIVE NICELY FURNISHED • Individual the—noitatlealir con- Sterling 1 hompion & A HOC, tprms armnged. Call 74M70O, RUMSON—UnfurniRhpcI. Avallablfl n ied-_ettlng room. Private, llffht cook- trolled heat MAHOGANY four poster doubl* hed, Three ronmn, bath. $100 Includes heat, IR. Convenient. Gentleman. 74I-S3B4 • Wall-to-wall carpeting REALTORS 747-M00 IN5URORS TOO EARLY A-at(*r. R42-3OOO. Call for appointment tt> Inspect > get up? Sleep later window «had Bprinp arJj mattreiia, $25. Metal dinette, KD BA.NX — FurnlBhed roorn~~with Hwy. 35-Ad|ocent Cobblestone* a your rollen for only 91-59, up 34 4 chnlrs, »W. 741-3677. APAItTWENT — Flrnt floor. Al! utili- wn prh*ata kitchen. Nice section of 747-1100 CORPORATION fide. $1.98 with new rollers. ties included. 333 Broad Bt,, Rfd Bank. town -a.nd clone to chopping and tranR- MIDDLETOWN, N. J. DELUXE MODEL K«nmorB olnhw 747-3730. 51 Broad St. PROWN'S 12 place letting*, one year irtatton. Call after 6 p.m. /or ap- tll.%. fl71-]93O. LARGE MODERN P|PACrOT13 — FIVP- vinlment 264-5176 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-750(1 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HARRINGTON & RICHAiRDSON — 22 room apartment. First Ave., Atlantic 97" CUSTOM NOSERTDER — Excel caliber, SL A Lit. Five alinl clip. Highlands. SI 20 ppr mnnth in eluding Isnt condition, J100. Poy'i Stlngra Gond condition. J20. Call 671-5277. heal. Must he seen to be appreciated. bicycle-, $20. Aftpr 3 p.m., 291-2573 Call 291-3797. INSTRUCTION FOR SALE LEATHER" COUCH, BOOK OP ICNOWIJEmo-TC — Children's Enrycinpodia. ]f>fi7 edition. Orlpinally RET> BANK — Four-room apartment. MaplB SIS h Near Hlvcrvtew Hosplta.l Kewly A lamps, J15 y . 741-2(26. $1*15. Will FfU for fSO. Phnne fiW-SOfXt oralrd. -Adults preferreri. Silis p CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY U.I. CTVJL BERVICE TESTS! tablrn, month. All utilities include,! Write CUSHIONS FOR REDWOO Tra3TALLAWN BENCH ~ Two^l CONCRETE MIXER — Whr'tinnr Rftpla.cs otrl worn out rush inns on rci tablps, Grtll. Volums inodloal bemk- type, rlrctrlc, 547, Farm Irvcl and Bon A-427, The Daily negisler. Red A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Men-Women, is and nvpr. Bfeura Job*. wood furniture with nicp bright vim trlpM. 525. Puhblo jipxtnnt, $in. K72-0flT(i Bank. Hlfh itirtlng pay. Short hours. Art- ones. Also redwood Mains to renei Doctnr's hap. Fire escape chflln I? wncement. Preparatory training ai long your furniture. Quarts and gallons. ricr. Three w»gnn whpfl.i. Chains. T fiARAfiB SALE — August KAST KKANSBtHLG — Tbrce.-room, un- •u required. Tnouaanrift of Jobs open. meUl chicken TIPSIS. TWO broMerg. f>a Ifl NaVMtnk Ave, Atltintlr. furnlshpfl ajiartment. prlvn.!e entrance. Experience uiunllv unnecessary. FREE RED BANK LUMBER dwk. C,w. Smith. 15 E. River B PPSK, lamps, rpcord nllHima, All utilities ftimishPii. 787A"rif>. booklet on Jotig, sulirici, rrqulremfntn. R(M Bank. 741-8102. Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bead Restringlng Pearl «nd Will Red Bank 7*1-5! VERTI URIJITXK HAS RANGE — Nat ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — rurntsheii Approved by the N#w Jursey Board of GB AIR CONrWTlONBB — 6,000 STL onp-hpfiroom apartment, 5130 monthly Education. Writ* TODAY thing name. nr.xl cas. Like new. LI phi irJ ovn 1 ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER — New tddresi and phone. Lincoln fl^rvlcf. Box WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONER Llki* new*. flnd top. Coffoe plug. "87-7M1. all utl)ftics. Adults only. No pets. Cil homes. Additions. Alterations. Oa- Expertly on braided nylon. J1.60 t C-U2. The Daily Rpplstfr, Red Rank. .'In hpriro> set, Rlon 741-!»2(vl, iiftinsra sold, rented, repaired. Sfirplco'n, 101 raires. Roofs. Call 741-3305. strand. Sterling- clasps tram T5c, dini IB room "2!>-; Monmouth SI.. Red Bank, 747-M55. REtlSEILLE8,' 36 Broad St.. Bed Q rt — Central MASONRY — Btepj, sidewalks, patios. Bank. rielabraj, nrnrit? hra^R Jt.1fl. Tanks MACHINERY FOR SALE fy inrateii. Short or long term. Alsr ORGAN AND PIANO VICTORIAN LOVESEAT — F - Asphalt Paving Carpentry and painting. Reasonable vtr\ Grind cnndlllon. Needs recovei And (ttPln BK, $.V). Wroimht Iron V onp pfficinnry, Call 452-12.11. rates. 842-I3S5. 747-2338. DON ELLIS , (nrinn lamps, J.V>. 222-S3I-1. ONE Ti. P. HE BlTLLDO7En~~r RED BANK — TInfnrnipiiPd three hed- Plumbing snd Heating »7». Call 071-2923. H. P, 5 bulldozer. One H. D. 5 loader. GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING JNC. WORKINQ MAN'S CONTRACTOR — 2M-2O7B DA VTDRON" OFF8ET"PEER~9~~~M-1W.1 rnoms. A vail able September 1st. Call Bl&cktop drlvowaya and parking 1 Alterations. Rnpalri. Maiotiry. Bn '" PLUMI1INO — Heating and bathroom MAHOfSANY DININn rtOOM SE 23D, PIJUPS. new blnnkeU, rollers, 717-12IN. Jobs, too. S31-9714. TWIRLING LESSONS — a Call Call for free estimate. 222.8268. remodeling. MlddletowTi — New Monmo Call 747WO* ith ar 747-4M5 MERCHANDISE WANTED PANORAMIC VTEW — Of bay and CORRIGAN'S Clll 871-O6M ENTIRE "HOI'SB FURNISHINGS V nrtment, $130 Bus Tours insulation & Siding KITCHEN SET — |3_, rffrljjerafor *15| MIl P LikUke now GE washerh . MovinMi g month Inctuden all itilit.es. AUR. 127 Oakland St, Red Bank 147-2706. Mohawk rtiRf, two matching, with part Florida. Cal~ l" 4G2-9O4S. COLLECTOR — W old tny trains, iry. 741-3754. INSULATION A SIDING CORP. — MERCHANDISE m»p. fW) each, 747-4UY any condltlnn. Pay cash or will trade: BUB TOURS TO EXPO 6? NOW Also windows, roofs, gutters, etc. TiEKR.1 OE"RATOR~-"ReivintoVir _ H.O., 027, 0, itandard gauge. 771-3710. WINTER nCN'TAL — Avallablo Eopt. AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS ONLY. 10-3(1 year guarantee. Dsy or night Roofing, Siding & Insulation FOR SALE ft. Freezer capacity 43 Ins. A-l co Iflth. Modern two-Tied room furnlfJier TETERSEN TRAVEL. 741-555(1. 775-J407. Adam Lliumayer 2H1-0302. like new, 940. Carrlnpfl Jl\ infant ura flit Ion. |sn. 1SDE' Butttw Park Apia ANTIQUES — Tlftany items, toys, lur- jiparlment on tlie Shrewsbury River OLSEN CO. INC. Roofing, siding & ntver. itn^d, $H, steam Irnn, JV Blnn RPd Bank. nl(ure, china, pntntlngs, all " Monmouth Bench. .5.1.1(1 plus heat and Odd Jobs Insulation Installed and guaranteed FOB THE PERFECT WEDDING enffpp tahlc, {10. Boitlp warmer an llgtiting fixtures. Carved oak ' dining tjtllltlM. No pcta. Call 222,-lWS. Ceramic Tile Contractors for 10 years. 775-0705. 291-OS40. GOWN—BrWeitnald liresnes anrl all v*pnrlwr, $fl. n»vcr user,. A Pl.iytr AN'D — E* room pieces. Cnpppr Kettlo Antlo YAUDS, CELLARS, narases, stores e*«sorleB with Individual rerinnsl i jbahy nursrr and expander, never ii'ir Oak hurst. !>31-lfi!>9 or 22&-OSO2. EAST KE3ANSBUIIG Three rooms cleaned up. Have truck. Fres estl- 9IDING — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and U Vi unfurnished $G5 .. CERAMIC TILE i ll Fh W Rocker flnri hassock, SI^ Fan, ]!k Ea~~^~r] "r'F~fiirnlliir? and Would you like a modern ceramic tile mate-i. 7412149 after 3 p.m. Alcoa. Work guaranteed. ncu, $1.\ Lady Rrmlnulnn shaver. Ilk ri gooiifl wiintea1 . OUR ATTIC, 787Ofi'i haih or kitchen? All work guaranteed. PROWN'S DESKS I1A up FILES, i*h|p«, chain, in'w, fid. Varuum clpanrr. Sid. 787-1778. THEY'RE NICE Free estimates. Call 264 3383. Painting and Decorating adding: mar-ninni. type writers, office You'll lava the New woodrn wlndo SEA BRIGHT 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7500 , at bargain prices. New THKEK" PINK AM'MJNfiM "AWNINGS ihad(*s ami rolhip*. So many colors- T1KKANY SHADES - ~\NY LOVEIiY COLONIAL ARMS CARL R. JONKS - Painting and used. AAC T)KRK OUTLET IHe —Twn window, one rlnir. Standard st: iiany patterns and designs. See Mr TYPK. RPIPON' rilONOORAPHB, 1||1 Ocean Avenup Carpeting wallpjip^rlnK. Fully Insured. For fres Sewer Cleaning OakhurjiL Roberts cr Steve. Really beautiful i\i PIC OLD ErtlC-A-RRAC. MfiBniMcrnl nil electric one and twt estimates,' call 747-3041. Mak« r*Ar.r, licdrnfin HpnrlmentN. Centrally air con WALL-TO-WALL Installations. Indoor L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and JACK'B SEWER CLEANING — Witt TYPEWRITERS, ADDING rhln«i iltlonen. Dishivnaher.", dliposals. comhi and outdoor. Kitchen carpet spedal- exterior. No jobs too larce or loo Electric sewer Rooter, cleans all All makes new nr used. Guarantee ! PROWN'S Id toy tmlnF, natlnn clothpn washprs And dryers. pr|- Jt. Repairs. Ken Coakley. 842-0070. household drains, pipes and sewer Low as 52V Brrplco's. 1(71 Monmouth i KEYS IHTRR .«!?;»>, any bpfore 1940. small. Very reasonable. Call 229-246T. £1. Next to theatre. 747-WiS. j 12 Rrnart St. Ilrrl Rank 741-7501 swimming,, pool,. heach, boardwal...... k. lines. 671-5080. PROWN'S "all !>IB-S125 and parltinfi' ' . Al"'"l ploetrlplt- • • • y - include,I INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR pilnt. PREMIEiTAMPlTFrKR — RevnrbT Rrn ' of siss - S215. Superintendent's Diamonds Bought or Restyled Ing:. Also decorating-. Our prices ars :io]n. Goo-1 ronrlitlon. Call aftpr OL-n FURNITURE — Antlfjuefl, china, apartment 78 or telephone cheaper than theirs. Call Stack Paint- Tel. Answering Service RENT A TV ;— rlaasware, art objects and brlc-a-brac. ing Co. for fret! estimates. 741-4630. Mr.k ch.iln. 7x14x6. Immediate cash for anything and every- 741-5150 Let us buy trio diamonds you don't LET UB BE your secretary. No need Colnr or black and white. Dar, week M'< i BEDI1O0M SET—SIX-PIECE. TAK :hlnn. Ruscll'a 25 East Fron* St.. U\- •ear or let ua re.ilylft them for you PAINTING •— 52.50 an hour or con- to miss calls. 24 hour uuwerlng Or month. Lew ratei. BATBHOBE TV, OVER PAYMENTS. $1 SO PER WEEK BANK — Two-^eflrnom duplex personally. ReuislHes', 38 BrMUl fit. tract. Fully Insured. Fair Haven service. 741-1700. 16 Church I!!.. Kemiburr TB7-4400. |T\F'i -O MONEY DOWN'. FREE LAMPS parden apartment*. On attractive Home Supply. Free estimates. 842- NSTANT CREDIT CAL1, MR DO^ Crnunris. Laundry facilities nnrl off- 1073 or 741-6850. " FURNITURE" SALE !c:;";' AT flRDKRMAX. 1736fl0fi (itreet parkinft, Call 741-4850 between 12 Entertainment Window Cleaning PETS AND LIVESTOCK rd 5 p.nij THOMAS SLATE From rrn/',?] |inm'.'. Fin* Colonial and •_• 'OLDS POT M & FT! jbST tickets available lor latest Broad- Free- Estimates AAA WINDOW CLEANING FREE REFRIGERATOR — FREESZR PUPPIES — Raised RUMBON -- 2-bedroom, unfiirnlnhed. (fay Bhowi and Major Bports Events. Painting and Decorating COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL track Oirclf 'nn Rt. 33, left al lljrht. j Plsy r>rk. Askinj $35- Ihri-a months. JMO. J61-3015 with Invinc ca.re. Dde and blocks. $65. *-'ear church, schools, Bhops, bus. Free •70 Monmouth St., Bed Bank. Fully Insured 042-3169 741-1331 747-5543 ,. Fnllnw our itlfnu. Hickory Hill Open 9-P. ICaK : alter 5 p.m. Call 842-2253. garaga fl(ace, 229-2403 ftJter S. LOTS AND ACREAGE THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1967—17 tort, UunriXPO-Uourt *n 6a Stock Market Merges Sets block turn \m*b, JMXUO. Osolt. Sott Class of '60 to Hold 2?t Yesterday'« closing stocks: 9 M% iJotini Man Address For Adami J5x 30% '< jon«f * U SSSSf 25£>.^L 2 Air Prod Successful The Seven-Year Itch 42 % I Joy Mff ' MOTAAHliOCRANPORTT WCiULT — I ;lvertronlT , wooded Air Raduo 42 ^ IKftlier Al *cre. On ditdfetl ltbl RED BANK - "The Seven- aldine Wilson, Lillian Yagger and Alle* Cp UVk IKennecott Symposium •mill . tuutl----i.. 11,(00. Phonchannee l (609) <20- Ailer Lud ~" Koppen Year Itch" wiH be the theme of Rochelle Zarowltz. Aller Pr>w Kresge, U »«TL Mn. E. Edmund, 704 Ktns» Htrh- Allied Ch SAN PRANCISCO-M. J. Mer- wit «miUl, Cherry Imi, N. J. 08034. reunion Sept. 30 by the Red Anyone with information has Kroger Allla Chal 2 S Uh Port C ges, 91 Madison Ave., Red Bank, Investing TWO ACRES — Neir"Kiiii"«choS~Jn Alcoa Leh Val lnd Bank High School class of 1960. been asked to communicate with Am Alrlln N.J., will be a featured speaker Wlddletown. Call «ft»r [. 4211 liOF Glasa The affair, first reunion of Mrs. Antoinette Bruno Verricchio Lib McNA.^ at the International Electronic Am Cyan LlgK * My By Roger E. Spear the class, will be in the New Irv-or Mrs. Michele Brooks LoBosco. S5 Litton lnd BEAUTIFULLY El LOT Am M Fdy Circuit Packaging Symposium in 1 Am Motor! LukcriB 611 Spear 1M fronta«« i 157' n>«j>. Flneat Fair infiton Hotel, Lakewood. 73*[ | Mack Trtc the San Francisco Hilton Hotel, Haven reildentlal ar«a. Alklnir J12.OM, Am 8me!t The planning committee has Rtd I Mattn Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21-22. Q) "I am a registered nurse, per cent; Southern Rwy., 8.3; SOLBTON WATERBURY, REALTOIl Am Tel A Tel S2 I Maralh Oil H W. From Bt., Ktd Bank. 7(7.3500. .wit out questionnaires to class- Am 1'nb 35 | Martin M ready to retire at .65. I am quite C. I. T. Financial, 5.5; Interna- HED BANK AREA -"" S.300 "arj7 ri. Masonlte cinder Slock tnilltlni. substantial of- mates whose whereabouts are AMP Inr, 37 alone and can't afford to make tional Harvester, 4.6; Pacific fice «ps«. Ontral hfatfng. Larg? pint. Goldenthal AnarrmdA An known. It is still looking for: Armco fitl r>6 MfSM Lighting. 5.5 and Iowa Power & Top; lalfi tt iRn,rx)n or rffrt fit $£00 Armour ^T Minn MAM mistakes. My assets consist of a monthly. WEART-NEMETH ArjKNfTY, Esther Baer, Richard Balzano, st Ck fi7 Mo Par. A home, free and clear; $56,000 in Light, 5.2 The average return on Realtor, 102 W, Front. St., RM Bark Nick Bell, Clyde Bishop, Pat Afihl Oil HI Moblloll T41-2MI1. Atchlson Mont Ward growth stocks at little or no yield; these shares would be 5.2 per Brown, Carol Burke, Carol Car Is Cited All RIchfM Nat mir lffi'i savings of $8,000. I would like to cent, and the last three issuer meal, Elke Cartwright, Judy N Cii.fli Keg ; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FORT MONMOUTH - Col. . J% Nat r>alry convert my investments, putting particularly have a potential for Cook, Charles Davis, • Judy Bayuk Ci? Nat Distill WDDLETOWN TWP, - "comraerclii Mitchel Goldenthal, commander Nat (Jyps $30,000 into a straight life annuily future price and dividend rises Dcmorgian, John DeSantis, Jeral- Bell A How Nat Steel prapertr •tor* Hwjr. 35 or 33, From of the U. S. Army Satellite Com- Bendix 6311 and $30,000 into income stocks. I to help offset the devaluation of 175' to 10 acrea MULLANEY nEAI, dine Dickson, Karen Gamel, John BeUi Bteel NY c-nlral TY 671-8151. ^ ___ munications (SATCOM) Agency, Charles F. Tague Nla .« Tow the dollar over a period of time. Granbor, Sarah Harp, Robert Hol- No Am Av can work part-time to supplement FLX>RI1>A — P*lv© aereg choice btul- has recoived the AFCEA Honor Borden 2T1h Nor Pac ley, Philip Muller, Barbara Nick- Borp Warn my needs. Is this a wise program Q) "I own 150 Ampex. Recently neif property in Golden Gate EsUtei Award citation from "W. L. Dox- Br una wit NiMit Alrlln 1 near Naples. Below aiifiairi value at erson, Alexander Perlstcin, Renee Bncy Erl« 34 Norwich Ph and what stocks would you sug- the 5 /, debentures of liWl sold »l!,0W> T«rnu. rrtiat. owner. Call ey, director of research and de- Tague Made Bulova Outh Jlar 9I1«X Pittin, Edward Robinson, Joanne Owprs 111 gest?" A.R. at Hfi'/2. The common pays no velopment for (he Electronics Burl lnd fan Am Wlrl Shupack, Barbara Snover, Wesley «, JI 2347"*. ! Penney, JO A) I am always very much dividends. Would it be wise to Command, who Is president of the c!at.er Ac BUSINESS PROPERTY Wainwright, George Weston.Ger- G)ntroller lancae 63 I Pa Pw & Lt pleased to try to help someone in sell the .common and buy $4,000 Fort Monmoulh Chapter, Armed CIIPII A Oh 69', Pa fill 1 P ' your profession. Your program a convertible 5'4s?" FAIR HAVEN - - 163' on niver lid. piiiV Forces Communications Elec- Oiryajpr 4P house, heart of town. Id^fll rornT loca- NOTICE ~ ritipa Rv r>v I I Elm you have outlined it appears to A) Ampcx debenture.-, are con- tion next to shipping cent»r. Act now, tronics Association. Of Chemico fVtra O>la ]2i | P otvnT moving. M2-I253. Cnlg Palm 36' | Phil E! be well suited 'or maximum in- vertible into common at 27% and MONMOt'TII fOIJSTV COIRT Col. Goldenthal was cited for Colum Oas 26' Phil! Pet LAW DIVISION NEW YORK - Chemical Con- come together with a moderate their recent conversion value was "distinguished service as direc- Pit Steel REAL ESTATE WANTED DOCKET NO. 16567 struction Corp. has announced Pun Sv EAG degree of protection against in- roughly $1,450. Their current Civil Ac lion1 tor of the outstanding Satellite Con Can GO Pullman .•XIHiMKN'J the appointment of Charles F. Corn Prod RCA flation. Depending on your exact yield is 3.6 per cent and the con- WE NEED — Five or all. 2-3 bedroom fi lh* Msttrr of thp Application nl Communications Day program in Corning Q «Jfc Reading Oo iBComei, furnlihed or unfurnished, from CHRISTOPHER JOHN TORNIALI, Tague of Colts Neck, N.J., as Cm 2eJl Reputo 8tl date of birth, a straight life an version privilege carries a pre- ttS to 1175 per month for Incoming an Infant, by his Mother and Nat May 1967" and in recognition of controller. Cruc Btt 343 •Revlon xrlonnel. THB BERG AGENCY, ~ Curtlna Wr Reyn Met nuity at age 65 should bring you mium of about $65 per bond. The MUdlelawn. 671-1000. Ufa I GtiArdlftn, AJ.BE.RTA KLIZA "many outstanding contributions 23 £ E" BETH WILLIAMS, for leave tn a«- Chemico, one of the world's Deerfi 58' Reyn Tob guaranteed monthly income of debentures' have less downside CnafNTLTNEEDEU^Two and lume the Name of CHRISTOPHER and unselfish dedication to the Del A Hud 34 Rob nontrnl* JOHN' WIMJAMS leading designers and builders of Dent flnp 31*4 } Bt Jon Lend M, J. Merges H risk and lower upside potential. three-bedroom homes Mlidletown, H»z- aims and objectives of the R\ 8t Regis Pap about $170 for a $30,000 consider l»t vicinity, We have buyers waiting. CHRISTOPHER JOHN' TORNIALT, 1 chemical plants, is a wholly- now Chem If you wish to stay with this vol- THB KIRWAN CO. 7S7-W0O. n infant by liU mntl AFCBA. nresu Jnd 41 V% [Spars rtoeb The symposium is sponsored ation, or close to a seven per uanllan, Alberta Elizabeth Wiliiaim, owned subsidiary of Electric dn Pont 151 '4 JBhell Oil atile situation on these terms, HELP — ACTION! avInK made appllcallnn to this Court AFCEA "SATCOM Day" May HUT I^t 31'i ISinclalr by the Western Electronic Show cent return. HEM* us; our 12 salespeople netd a Bond and Share Co. East Knd 127% J Smith, AO you might well make the ex- by duly verified complaint for a juiij. 4, featured a luncheon meeting 6 p:nd John 30',- | Sou Pur. and Convention, As income producers, I sug- llsdnr on Tour home. mfnt authorizing him to aflaurne the ,, , , , , ,__ Mr, . Tague has been with Chem- 1 change. ACTION la our motto—professional ser a)fo 1 Erie l>ac.k P ^ jSou Rl' gest Borg-Warner, yielding five rices sre iiul a phone call away, wmc of CHRISTOPHKR, JOHN WJI,- attende""°'d *«by» •"-"•more» *1*«than« 1C15A0 peop—_1l _ Flrestont .*S0'K I Spurry ltd Mr, Merges, will pf^senL "Com- L1AMH, BJid It npfiearlnK to tlie (Joint ico over 10 years and has most 34*i 1 Std Brand Trade-Ins—Exchangea at -which Col. Goldenthal dis- FMC CCip puter Automated Design and Commercial and Investment properties that t\e Jiais rompl^d v.illi all of the recently served as assistant con- Ford &3 sui Odi r;n Member Two Multiple Listing Service Vishnu of N.J.8A. 2A:S2-1, ft »eq., cussed SATCOM programs In a Mo 31 % IStd Oil NJ Thermal Analysis of Printed Cir- ani the Ruldt of Court, and 1h« Court troller. Prior to that he was gen- Stud&baker DENNIS THE MENACE By Honk Ketcham WALKER I WALKER talk matched to news reel-type Gen OIK 34 Texaco cuit Boards," a paper which Realtors h»lng iatisfipd thereof and that there eral accounting supervisor and a ihrswstrarr Is no rfaannahle objection thereto: motion picture coverage. Gen Oynam 72% Tex T, Oil deals with sophisticated electron- Ulddleloo It \n an thla aih day of July, 1067, tax accountant with the corpo- Textron 6«1 Broad M. 30! Hwy 3' In addition, AFCEA members Tldewat Oil ic technology. He is a Member 7(1-6212 871-3M1 AMJHIXiKI) that CHRISTOPHER ration. Gen Motors 85 'i Trannampr JOHN' TORNIALI be and he hereby toured agency headquarters view- Gen Pub Ut Iln Carblds of Technical Staff, Bell Telephnne pmhorlrM to anum* th* nam« Mr. Tague, as controller, will r, Tel A Tel 2S!4 Un Par, NEED VACANT LAND CiiRIHTOPHKR JOHN WILLIAMS, ing satellite conHnunications ter- Un Tank C 'JJJi Laboratories, Inc., at Holmdel, •mail lot or laraa tracts. Csll MTJL- from nni alter the 30tii day o* Au- minals, the SATCOM test bed report to the chief financial of- Unt royal ™,,JNJ., where-he has been em- LANXT REALTY. 671-5151. BUBt, 1987; ficer of the Corporation, William Unit Alre. P. ORDERED Hist within and the SATCOM exhibits. United Cp Bfijjj ployed for two years. He is a L*n (If!) dnyi nftrr the date Jierpof J. Gundeck, division vice presi- V8 Lines HELP iiHirl [ilalntilf i:aii8f a copy if this «J!4 3.ITJ (graduate of King's College and dent for finance. Goodyear BO'i Ufl Plywood UflllnM wsntrd. fltr«lhrnfirc, 1.nk«r\6t& JiuJgrnent to be publlnhfiri ]n tht Red Wyoming's Jerry DePoyster Grace Co US Smelt •^,, jStevens Institute of Technology, Holm 1*1, Com Neck, aurrounrilne com- IV»Rl- Before joining Chemico in 1957, I ITS Steel munities. Member* of two area listing scy, ari-1 thi t within twenty l2flj days led the nation's major college Greylioiind 24| IVS a! worth 47>£jHe and his wife have two chil- Krvictt «nrl two nationwide home find ftcr entry Mr. Tague served seven years r,\i\t Oil 71 Wels Jrfhts th!* Judgment an1 affidavit of puhtl- kickers in scoring last season Wn Un Tel dren. tag referral service*!. Rum ember, In buy with a national certified public Hamm Pap 30 big •Jid iellini, Applflbrook of Mai a wan calinn thcrenf with DIP VAcrk of the with 71 points. He made 32 Hero Inc 48*i WrMff El 41% Besltari, Hwy. M, Matawan. Thon- Monmoulh County Court, and R certi- accounting firm as an auditor and III Cent Ini 6fl'A -Vhlte Mot 6214 BW-7600. . fied cnjiy of itiis judgment with th* extra points in 39 attempts and Ing Jtand 46 5511 Secretary of stale pursuant tn th« tax accountant, and an addition- Int Bun Meh M414 Wltro Chem 3.VA kicked 13 field goals. al three years in industrial ac- 3\i Pren Ha.ll 7714 tntt Box M-1S7, Tho Dally ru«.lsfr, PROPOSAL Equity Cp K»4 B»nk. ALSXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS i\ IRolllM Inc <7!i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PAT- He and his wife have six chil- r,n PiyWii »% I Bwrry R wt 12'4 Kin Ark Oil «!i Technical 30H J'r.ie.y, Plaintiff v*: HOWARD Edren. . I Utah Id s 14H eaJtall uai U rmijrour prwproptrijrr I1« foo r i-errtt or i/H1*"** or .rtv •all. BROOK AdEKCT. Bank Bulldlnl. floor, Room C32-2, Btate , By virtu* of a' writ of execution AtlU BIHK ttl-mi. inn. New Jerrty (Mia, on August 24, In the above jiiate.il srtlon tn m« di- XW7 (it 2:00 P W. am will be rtptn#d . I ihatl expose for gale at pub- ftrd r^ai Immediate.)' thereafter, for lic venflue, at the Court Home In ihe -LEGAL NOTICE the following: Borough ot Freehold, Ount? of Mon- .MWITION TO TRANSrORTATlOV ttioutfi, New Jernf-y, on Monday the Shirttails in Place, r»RPAKTMKNT OFFICE BL1I.D- 21H day of AiiKimt, 1MT, tt 2 o'clock, \OTirr. IN«, TBKNTON, N. J. P.M. ITevalllng Tim*1. 3-!tt On th« following hranr-hrx of work I All the followtnft tract or parcel of fTFEBIOR COrRT OF Vf RTEKL tlcnlarly dfjicribed, iltnated, lying and cHAsrrnv mvisios « fXKCTRirAL Ifing In UIP municipality or City of Man Held for Trial MONMOI'TH roi'.NTV rt) rLUMBIN'G Lonj; Branch In thi County or Mon- Docket Nfi. F 1S1.VIW r) HKtTINK ft VENTII*ATn»'G mmiih and Stats of New Jeney: WyekMf Saving:* anH Man f> EI.EVATOn REGINNTNO *t s. point tn the South- LONG BRANCH - "Take him for Thursday, Aug. 10. Magistrate •tlon, a. mrpfirnliin of the 1 niM« westerly lln.* of Llherty Strept 150 inside and make him put his Cohen ordered attorneys as •i wtfr www WHEN wMOWER'S COMIMS \m.Pum New Jersey, Plaintiff v«; PJchiiM A.' R I proposal form, (2t enclosed. In fhe iSouthewtwardly Irom th« Sontheaater- Hall ami Clfon* R. Hall, hU wife. et;jar lal addrenaed envelope, <3i nccom- ly 'irip ">f Jollne Avenue: thence (1) shirttails in," Magisrtate Stan- signed to the defendants. ar ed It" a certifi'tl check drawn South S2 dtgrepi 05 mtnutp» Weft 200.- ley Cohen ordered yesterday, CAM tt) 16 HOPS AND BW THAT ITS SOOMi' By virtu* ^f a writ nf esecullnn In • f' he orier ol th* Treasurer of the1" f*et to a point; thence (2 " Eugene W. Throckmorton, 18 N>w Jersey, or * Mi h^nd, j degrees 00 minuter Ea«t 52.M feel waving a hand toward the magis- of 285 Lockwood Ave., who « j>nint: \iif-nc* fli North *>1 de ]le venrlue, at the Court House in th*|an> whl''ii jhall t/Q It) the s.fTir>unt| trate's chambers. pleaded guilty to failure to give ftirmiuh nf Fr^ehDld, County of Mf-n-!*>f of tru Ml, and Hi delivered! •* fll mlnulr» Knul 200.0 feet tr? above [>!:ic« on or b'jfore the the R'jjilhwfuterly line Detective Albert H. Tyler there- a good account of himself, was m^iith. New Jer»fy, on Monrtay Hi"! »t BIreet: thenre (41 Nnrlh 2? dearrer, Service Salute 14th rtav nf Atitnal, T^67, at 2 oV ariifd as no bid wJH be nc- upon escorted Jose Aponte of 267 after (h« hour specilutd. Bids ) mlnuteii West alonjt the Southwest- fined $150. Young Throckmor- ALL that tract or parrel of land, iuhrnl'-!«*d «•;!! be conslder'ij in- erly line of Liberty Street S8.24 feet i Ellison St., Palerson, into the ton was arrested on the roof of Army Pvt. David t. Kap- ed by the Air Training Command •It'iate, lylni and heinc In thr Hor- ( formal >»nd will be j-ojpetH- The Pirec- BEING Lot 23. "ni'ock M* on Tax small room beside the bench. Bauer's Market, 176 Broadway, H. William West lan, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. which provides technical and «'!jh or Union Bearh, in the County I tnr rr«n s ifie r.ght in reject any Wan of City of Lone Branch. nf Monmouth, In the State or New all M<1« ard contract in part Mr. Aponte reappeared a mo- by Patrolman Robert Fabrizio. Charles D. Kaplan, 623' Tinton specialized education programs And to a BEING hnown as JB8 Liberty KED BANK — The election of I or ivhol, if d lo tne beat intpr- Street, Long Branch, Jlpnmouth Coun- ment later, fiis flowing nylon Ave., New Shrewsbury, complet- for the nation's aerospace force. HKGIN'MNr, m a point In the South- of (he R*at« t The nuccr-58- ty. N. J. Douglas C. Davenport of Fair- H. William West of 30 Ave., Long •rly itde or Aumark Av^nuv rilMunt ill be required lo furnish Tlic ahnve deirrlptlon In In accord- shirttails neatly tucked into his child, Conn., charged with drunk ed . eight weeks of advanced in- He is being reassigned to Mat- t*n feft Wmtprlj- rrorn the Wentcr.? Kurety IKHTI in th« full amourJl of the gnee with a survey by Victor J.Lo- pants. Branch, as vice president-engl Pldf of flfar-)** Av*>nur>; thrnrfl (l'i contract, of a company anUiorlzed to Pinto, Civil Engineer-Surveyor, dated driving, pleaded guilty to driving neering of Electronic Assistance fantry training July 27 at Ft. her AFB, Calif., as a member of South 7-dee •• 3ft minutps Wrm jai do business in the Siat» of New Je-r-AuBust 6. 1PW. feet \n A p'lnt: thfnc^ f>\ Rnuth R2 Mr. Aponte was ordered held;while impaired. He was fined $50 McClellan, Ala. the Strategic Air Command. lnciud^i arp the followlnjc: * bu. an Corporation, was announced to- dPrr'ffi 30 mlnmen Kant 20 f#rt tn a • Plann and Bt-eclficaliona, form of bid.Magic Chef gas rtnpe; H blind*; 28 in $2,500 bail on changes of steal-! d lost his New Jersey driving day by Robert Edwards, presi- Airman Dickelman is a grad- point; theno (3t Bouih 7 dfcrprs r,0 cotitrart and 1'ond for Ui» propt'isrd. wood icreens; 15 *ti^)d ilorrri V" mlnu(f s Writ JDO fe»t to a point; work are on fi!« «rvl may l>« obtained ing a television set, a record play-jprivileges for six months. An ad- dent. Stafl Sgt. Thomas P. Rell. uate of Middletown Township th«n« (*» North 82 degree* 3D mln-upon application to lhe_ Director, Dl- It is intprided to describe tbp aa er, cash andyewelry with a totaliditionali six months' suspension U(M W«t TO ffet: thenre f5i North T vlninn of Pure ~ , premises conveyed to Howard E. Fer- Mr. West was chief engineer ban, son of Mrs. Mary E, Reli- High School. degrees 30 mlnutfl East 100 fpet; J.I1 Property. Stale rell anrl Oorglan Ferrell, his wife, by value of $295 from the home ofivfill be imposed by the Division Uienc* (8» Fouth S2 doRrefa 30 mtn-HOU^P, Trentoi of EAC prior to election to his han of Centre Ave., Cliffwood, is Vl«S K«it M ffpt; thence (7> Knrth deposit of tiventy-fivwn ($25,00Jpr»ey 1 0S625for , ftichon rpcorded 23. In Mrs. Rose Ramirez, 21 Second of Motor Vehicles for failure to for MMonmouth present post which is a newly cre- a member of the Outstanding Maj. Meyer Garter, whose 7 d«srp#i 30 minings East 100 ff<>t Bet, this Amount \n be refunded tn the Ave., July 30. He was also fined submit to a drunkometer test as to th* Sflutherly »ld^ of Aumark Ave- bidder upon return of such documents FROM THE FOREGO- ated administrative office in the Load'Crew of the Quarter in his wife, Claudette, Is- the daughter nue; thenc* (8i Smith R2 ()rKrp*-j« M In good enndition within 30 days after $51) on a summons issued in June [required by the Implied consent Bitnutei East along thp Snuiherly alrtr ING DESCRIPTION IS THE FOLLOW- company. Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) unit (hp award ot the contract. ING TltAOT WHICH WAS RELEASED last year charging him with being! law. of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Raf- of Aumack Avenue ?.1 rprl tn HIP DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASCJIV BT Alexsnrifr Hamilton Savings and Mr. West joined EAC in Jan at Takhli Royal Thai AFB, Thai ferty of 425 Palmer Ave., West point and pine* of BEGINNING. Division ot Purcha and Propprty! Association of r&terson, N. J. Lnan an unlicensed driver. "• I Mr. Cohen accepted the uary, I960, as a project engineer land. Bl lota Noi. 12. 13, 14. 60 and V. VAN, Director [i>y RPIOISP of Part nt Mortgage1 d Keansburg, is attending the Air the Eiutfrly s feet of I^it A 9, f.in.36 premlsen dalfd June 25, W& ), and re- A alleged accomplice, Felicita reduced charge from defense at- and was advanced a short time Block A, on Map of Lorlllarri Beach.' corded July 6, 1965 In Book 155 of Re- Sgt. Relihan and other crew- University academic instructor Honmouth County, New Jersey, dated >"OT!CE >[ Mort Rages of Mnnmouth Valladolid, also known as Felici-jtorney Evan W. Jahos of Red later to chief engineer. His ex- 3-1K men were cited for their perfor- course at Maxwell AFB, Ala. April 8, J813. County, page 297, and described as ta Bayali, of the Paterson ad-;Bank with acquiescence of the perience before joining EAC in- Premlaes being commonly known as fiHERIFF'S SALE mance during operational and No. 424 Autruck. Avenue, Union Beach, SUPERIOR COl RT OF NEW JERSEY BEOINNIN'O at a point fn the west- dress, was held in $1,000 bail on police department. cluded work as a technician on Major Garber was specially New Jersey. OHAXCERV l)I\lKIf>.\ erly lint* of Liberty Street distant 150 a siminar larceny charge. Ronald R. Garcia of 7 Heckel- training missions. selected for the six-week profes- The approxlmittv amnunt of th» judfe- MONMOI'TH rOINTY feet in a gnutherly direction along the the Cyclotron project at Prince- me nt to t>« HtUfled by nald iale IK Dorkft No. F 3134-4M " "' if Liberty Street from B Hearing of both cases was set mann St., Union Beach, who ton University, test equipment He is a weapons mechanic in sional training that Is conducted th§ »Um of $H,482 tocether with Ihe LRMATN COMPANY, R corporation pnint formed by the Intersection of the PACAF which is the nation's as part of the AU Academic In- •osta ot this aale. nt the State of Maine, Plaintiff va: Westerly line nt Liberty Street with pleaded guilty to careless driv- specialist with the U. S. Army Dated. June 21, 10S7 RQi;iI!K BUILDERS, ISC. el als., the Boulherly line of JoIIrw Avenue an ing, was fined ?15. Research and Developmental combat-relay air arm guarding structor and Allied Officer School, PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Defendsntfl n a map hereinafter referred Miss Attansio Gets Corbin 4 Uakl Hy vlrtup or R writ of execution In to and running thence 11' along the, Frank W. Savannah of 217 Laboratories. the 10,000-mile Bamboo Curtain. the teachers college of the U.S. AiUl. the above MatPd notion to m* directed, westerly linp nf Liberty Street Smith AAUW Scholarship -ortland Rd., Eatontown, pleaded Air Force. July 10, 38. Aug. 1, 9 »7.96 I shall expoop Inr nalo *t public ven- "6 degreen 0 minutes East 57.45 feet A native of Bordentown, Mr. Before his arrival in Thailand, , at the Court Hoime in the Ror- the finuthrrly Una of Lot 11, Work WEST TONG BRANCH - Miss guilty to refusing to leave a city he was assigned at Nellis AFB, UKh of Freehold, (Vmnty of Monmouth, 314 on the RevUed TBX Mar of the West attended Monmouth Col- The major-is an assistant pro- New Jersey, on Monday thp 7th day City of Long Branch dated Revised Jo-Ann Attansio of Toms River, beach at the reque"sT-«* a life- Nev. of Aupunt, ir>57, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Cy lege. fessor of aerospace studies in the April 1964: thence (2i ainng the a senior in elementary education guard. He was fined $10. Prcvaillnc Tim". line thereof Snuth 63 d Air Force Reserve Officers Train- ALL thnfle cprtaln tracln or lots or at Monmouth College, will re- Woodrow Gilbert of 135 Rock- parcels of land find premise* herein- ft."i minutes West" 10 feet to a point; Airman John E. Boskey ing Corps (AFROTC) detachment tlicnc (Tl> North 23 rtpfsreen 0 minutes well Ave., who pleaded guilty to aftrr partirulnrly drscrlhert, situate, ly- West and pawing through Lot 23, Block ceive the Jersey Shore Branch Joins Dr. Cantor Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John at Auburn (Ala.) University. ing and helne In the Borough ot Fair 314 afnrenald 57,13 fpet to the north- of the American Association of assault and battery on his wife, HnH , I th cuntty ntt JJtmuihJJtt ih anandd erly line of Lot 23, block 314; thence E. Boskey Sr. of 30 Sunnycrest Slate fit NPW Tp University Women Scholarship Mrs. Helen Gilbert, will be seiv BEING G knknown n as llot a 1 and 4. (41 along the. northerly line thereof Ct., Little Silver, has been as- ' Capt. Michael J. Kolbas, map of "Major Rundlvlilon for Mm- Nnrth 62 degreen 5 minutes East 1O.01 for the 1967-68 academic year. She tenced Thursday, Aug. 10. signed to Myrtle Beach, tlllo Fulldora. Inc. for Forrest Ave- feet to the westerly line of Liberty is attending the Air University nue, Borough of Fair Hnven, -T.fnn- Slr*et and to the point of BEGINNING. also received this scholarship last AFtB, S.C., for training and/duty mouth County. New Jersey" datrd Rptng * strip of land ten feet in year. academic instructor course at February 2, 10GS, and revised March width along th« easterly line of Lot as a U.S. Air Force an aircraft Maxwell AFB, Ala. 5. lfifi'i, made by Harold J. Heldm23, , Block 314 aforesaid and known an Jay O. Petersen, the college's 15 Douglass maintenance specialist. Surveyor, Red Bank, New Jerflpy, and Tarcpl Ifo. 1 ai shown on a map The captain j an assistant rpenrded on August lfi, 1995 In Case entitled, "Parcel Acquisition Map Llh-director of financial aid, said The airman recently complete- 5 erty Street Widening at Jollne Ave- professor of aerospace studies at 77-29. nue Intpmection City of Lpng Branch, this scholarship hag been desig- ed -basic training at Amarillo Lot No. 1 Is on the east Bide of Girls' Make the University of Akron. Forest Avenue, 100 feet northwest of Monmmith County, N, J.Scal, e nated in the honor of Miss There- AFB, Tex. He becomes a mem- ?hwfinkcr Place. rlatprl AugUHt, 1BS4, Lot No. i \a on Schwenker Place prepared by Otis E. Beaman, City sa Wood, "a very active, loyal ber of the Tactical Air Command. Capt. Kolbas' wife, Marilyn, U 2fK) fppt, more or less, northeait o( For- Engineer. and hard-working member of the Dean's List the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, est Avpnut*, Fair Haven, New Jersey The approximatpp e amount of th9 Judg- Airman Boskey", a 1964 grad- The approximate amount of the Judg- mrnt to b< hy «a.ld sale Ti Jersey Shore Branch of the NEW BRUNSWICK — Fifteen uate of Red Bank High School, Anthony Lizdas of 126 Maple ment to. be eatlafled by »»ld Bale Is thhe sum of $15,500 togetheth r with th« "May thp sum or !4.i.8T0 tojiether with the cosls of this Bain. AAUW." Douglass College students from attended Tetcrboro School of Ave., Red Bank. coits of this nale. Dated June 28, 19S7 Miss Attansio hopes to work Jonei—fhs body repair shop I law Dated Mav 2(1. 1967 PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Monmouth County have been Aerortautics. In Tha Dally Register wants edi hai * PAUL KIEHNAN, Sheriff. Zuckrr, Goldberg, A Weiss with retarded children when she named to the annual Dean's List Airman Second Class Rob- Melville J. Rerlow, Atty. Attys, i ert D. Walling Jr., son of Mr. eursl" July 12, lfl, 26, AUK. 2 HS-OOJUly 26, Aug. 2, P. 16 $109.48 ^completes her college education. honoring outstanding academic Airman William C. Cam- achievement. ooso, son of Mr. and Mrs. James and Mrs. Robert D. Walling, who REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED The list includes the names of C. Camooso Jr. of 1700 Webb reside on Gulden St., Keyport, I8S juniors, 132 sophomores and St., Asbury Park, has been selec- has been graduated from the U.S. 125 freshmen, There are 2,840 ted (or technical training at Kees- Air Force technical training students at the women's unit of ler AFB, Miss., as a U.S. Air school at Sheppard AFB, Tex. Rutgers. Force communications specialist. He completed the telephone NEW EXCLUSIVE! With 1.0 representing a perfect equipment specialist course con. grade average, freshmen and Army Pvt. first class Jos- ducted b-y the Air Training Com- sophomores had to attain a 1.8 S. Harlan Classman csp C. Cosentino, 20, son of Mrs, mand which provides technical and juniors a 1,8 average to bo Adeie Cosentino, 106 Belshaw and specialized education pro- included on the list. HAZ[,ET - • Dr. S. Harlan Ave., Shrewsbury Township, in grams for the nation's aerospace The honor list, follows: Glassman of Monmouth Beach "Operation Pershing" in Vietnam. force. SELL YOUR HOUSE Asbury Park—Barbara S. Kap- has entered the practice of ob- •Pvt, Cosentino and other mem- He is being reassigned to Mc- lan, 403 Lakeview Ave., '69; Brad- stetrics and gynecology with Dr, bers of the 1st Air Cavalry Di- Clellan AFB, Calif., as a mem- ey Beach—Sheree Fern Starrett, Eugene L. Cantor, Rt. 35. visions have evacuated more ber of the Air Force Logistics 115 Park Place Ave., '65; Brielle •Dr. Glassman, a native of than 19,000 refugees from coastal Command, —Patricia McCorkle, 724 Hoivell Philadelphia, is a graduate of the ON TELEVISION Dr., '69; Elveron—Sharon Lee areas in numerous refugee cen- Airman Walling is'a graduate University of Pennsylvania and Golden, 725 Norwood Ave., '69; ters in secured areas as well as of Matawan High, School. its medical school. He has stud- . . . OUR EXCLUSIVE VIDEO Alexa Singer, 295 Jersey Ave., inflicting heavy damage on the ied also at the Bland Sutton In- TAPE PROCESS ELIMINATES '70; Freehold—Molly Arlene Opa- Viet Cong, Marine Pvt. Gerard A. stitute of Middlesex Hospital, FREE SUDDEN APPOINTMENTS! tut, 440 Broadway, '69; Interlak- Pvt. Cosentino is a grenadier Scalzo Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. London, England, He interned at en—Patricia Ray Bruno, 405 in Company D, 2nd Ballallon ot erard Scalzxi of 75 Manning PL, Dunhill Raalty InvMn you to tall your homt, property or buiinass the fait, n»w modsrn way through thi medium of clous' circuit Philadelphia General Hospital. rassmere Ave., '(!!); Little Silver the division's 12th Cavalry. Keansburg, N.J., is going through Ulavliion. Hara'i how it works! Wo will vidaotupg (like making » mnvinl trja culsitU snrl tha Inaiti* of your homt giving com- —Cheryl Linda Sleiner, 79 Mark- A former Army physician, ho His falhcr, JOE Cosentino, lives recruit training at this Marine plate dsieription'tnd detail of your property. That's all there is to itl It only takes about I hour to do. That's alll . ham PI., '6B; Long Branch—Rita served in several supervisory ca- at 601 Turner Dr., Belford. Corps Recruit Depot. Thi* ngytf modern way aliminates sightseers tramping through your homo at all hourt oMhe day. (Eliminates sudden appointments). Iris Perlman, 174 Franklin Ave., pacities at an Army hospital at This new method produces only truly interested buyers who have already saan your horns at our offics on television and now '69; Middletown—Janet R. Koe- Fort Monroe, Va. He Is a dip- Airman, third class Fred- Richard A. Ruwell, a Marine would Ilka to see your home live for serious consideration. nig, 49 Conover La., '69; Carole Iomate of the National Board of erick J. Dickelman, son of Mr. Corps Platoon Leaders Class S Peterson, 25 Kingfisher Dr., Medical Examiners and a junior and Mrs. Lloyd F. Dickelman of (PLC) candidate, attended the '68;—Anne Rosewitz, 3 MacKenn fellow of the American College ol 19 Apple Ave., East Keansburg, Marine Corps School at Quan- PI., "70; Helen M. Latshaw, 16 Obstetrics and Gynecology. has been graduated from the U.S.tico, Va. He is a junior attending w 1225 HWY. 35 671-5350 Whitman Dr., 70; Oakhurst—Kar- A member of the staff of Riv- Air Force technical training University of Pennsylvania. MIDDLETOWN dunhill realty in Doering, Dover Ave, '69, and erview Hospital, Red Bark, Dr. school at Sheppard AFB, Tex. He is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Spring Lake—Theresa H. Carver, Glassman is also a member of He completed the refueling sys- R.G. Ruwell, 167 Bingham Ave., 1316 Allaire Kd., '70. &A.4 » - • < several, professional societies. tems repairman course conduct- Rumson. * PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1967

PECULIAR AMJT Local Supporters LVIN6INA DARK ROW., Eye Heavyweight — A Monmouth iMathis rules a firm favorite to County group will have an extra whip Irish Wayne Heath in their special interest in tonight's 10-rounder. He is unbeaten, but heavyweight bout in the Sports virtually untested in 19 .profes- Arena here. sional fights which the group By Chic Young Jimmy Iselin, Mike Martin, hopes will lead to the heavy- BLONDIE weight title. DAGWOOD, MAY ^ )||j|||C FOR WELL, THANK YOU -^ I! 111 Leffert Leflerts and Tom Pack- 1 FROM THE 80TTOM ard, who form an enlerprizej The Mathis-Heath contest U the I HAVE EIGHT — ALTHOUGH "^\l ME? main event on a DOLLARS TO PAY THE HAT IS FOR ME, OF MY known as Peers Management, | a c «i of four 10- THE DELIVERY I BOUGHT IT WAL.LET are backers of strongboy Busier jr,ound bouls offered by the new- MAM FOR. MY HAT? Mathis of Grand Rapids, Mich.'ly organized Pacific Boxing Club. A crowd of about 7,000 is expecied for the card. Mathis, an agile 240-pounder Strathmore who is based in New York, twice defeated Joe Frazier in amateur bouts. Ruins Debut The club has indicated it may "SHOW REWARD — Mrs. Charles Burke of Lincroft Iry to match the winnprs of thf Farm, Lincroft, whose entry placed third in the colt class Of Lakeridge Mathis-Heath battle wilh the vie- lor of a bout with Italy'; of the 1967 Yearling Show of the Thoroughbred Braeders MADISON TOWNSHIP — In heavyweight champion Sante Association of New Jersey, receives awards from Wil- its first competitive swim meet Amnnti and George "Scrap Iron" the new Lakeridge Swim Club liam C. Lynn, right, assistant secretary of agriculture, Johnson, also on tonight's card, was defeats by the Strathmore to head its next show. Johnson MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST and Phillip Iselin, Monmouth Park Jockey Club president. Club's B2 team, 102-97. Coaches has gone 10 stirring rounds with were Joe Callamoneri for Strath- Frazier. MOST INCONSIDERATE. MRS. KMKEM?-.THtS more and Don Watkins for Lake- OF THEM NOT TO CALL OS IS THE raVEKBRIDGE CHIEF ridge. AMD — OFPOQCt! County Breeders Get THERE'S THE PHONE! A double winner lor I.akeridge tT MUST BE JACK. was Faith Felger in the girls Results NOW! 1ST—Clmc.: 2 yo: ...... 5H (.; ot. t .it*. 13-year-old 50-meter freestyle and Bportlnj Flight iKort?) 11.000 _12' "0' S.I" 0" Yearling Show Prizes breaststroke. Also victorious for H-re Mary •Bsltaiar) 54 20 12.40 MI51 Sea War iPatiereoni - - 16.60 Lakeridge were Jeff Sal/.man, T-l m Trerf, Row Tip, Bly Wench, New Jersey Horse Breeding and Development Fund to winners Sheila Gardella, Glenn Gerri- r«vil* Dolly, Hys Ctioice, Thy Dover, nig, Phyllis Felger, Gary Schwed- Ormir-!", in the 19C7 Yearling Show of the Thoroughbred Breeders' As- 2i> -r.ims.: j-4 yo; e t,: off i-st. sociation of New Jersey. The fund is administered by the State enmeyer, Joan Tenncy, James Narhlirllr , Velaviuezi ..».«) 4.M) 3 60 Dockerty and Garret Virchick. Knl I.ln tmlmrme, 3 SO 340 Department of Agriculture and the awards program is part Amliir Hnj i Baltazar) 4.00 of an effort to encourage horse breeding in New Jersey, In a meet held Saturday against T-l-ll>... Aim :ii Brook, sentinel", Field! ol ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE •er. Champion of Hie show and winner in the oolt class was Newnom, 15-18 year «lds; Joanj •Tl'H ''Imt.: 1 y,i: SU I.; M 34 Tenny 11-12 year olds, back- Irmnlnun H.»-mi,r) „__. 3.20 side. Again, the sire was Rasper II and the dam was Riastar 1 R by Career Boy. meter freestyle relavs with the!'" - '» "nip iBntum-o—Doci Tone*—._..».«, Rianolar, ' teams of Warren Felger- g , Glenn c.T111 u ij> AlD T Ril ! on-Dea Heat for 3D. . John A. Corsiglia of Vineland took home $500 in breeders' uercunj:, sieve murray ana jen f ; off 4:«0. awards. His chestnut colt by Bronze Jet out of Tenotomy by Saltzman, 9-12 year oldsl ; Sheila I nov'ni iiitrii.'icomh'piti' 6.(10 3.20 3.00 n n At y 3.00 2,60 Ace Admiral took reserve honors in the colt class and placed lardella, Joan Tenny, Veronica - "™ -- ">' <™Thornburf) 36ft Mahone —Gem Richmond, In- fourth in the championship class. Milos and Phyllis Feiger, 9-12 ^ . Cent L'Amour, Awards of $200 were wofl by Charles Burke of Lincroft year old girls; Mike Gerding, 7T11 g ; 3 up; It'i m.: off 5:09. (Culmonel ...J.60 3.JO 2.60 Farm, Lincroft, and David 0, Evans of Hillside. Mrs. Mabel Tim Bradshaw, Micke Watson d(JrPcitch Iilfht trhornb'jrj) 3.40~2.&0 McCabe of Mae Mac Farm, Colts Neck, and the estate of and Pat Bradshaw, 13-14 year old TVi Ijp (ComheBt* . 2.60 T.l:<4. Also—Philirl. Old Mteitro, Mrs. James A. Purdey, Greenfields, Holmdel, were each boys. Eltfr. Cross the S»a. JovliI Jeff. rioFlnlFhed 1st, disqualified placed U. awarded $100. i Future competition . Includes STU—Ate.: 3 yo: 8 f: off S:8T. LaR»nn Girl (Vaiquni 20.20 «.2O 4.20 Lincroft Farm's brown colt by Helvetian out of Contrac- Birch Hill (away) on Aug. 8; TV.') Princess iVelaEquezf 2.80 2 60 tion by Condiment placed third in the colt class. Third in the Mopollna iP!ock> .. - - 4.60 Lakeridge West (at home) Aug. T.-l W** Also—Correl Homin, Anoth- filly class was Evans' dark brown yearling by Fabricator out 10; Holiday (away) on Aug. 12e.r Tun*-, Keral! THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART of Bronwyn by Ramillies. OTH-Clmg : *-'Jp: l1^ ra.; off 6 07. The club will also compete in the!Wapplnger iPaftrricm 38.40 13.00 3.60 Fourth in the colt class was Mae Mac Farm's chestnut Madison Township Junior Olym-' Snap Back (Vasquerj .. 7.00 3 B1 '"atchrr.aker ' Velaiquezt . 3.20 entry by Scotch Bull out of Myty Phar by Pharamond II.' In pics Swim Meet to he held some! T-l S|(, Ajio—sp'sndli) n. LliDPkln, fourth place in the filly class" was Greenfields' chestnut filly time in August. I by Towson out of Blue Quillo by Hafiz. Monmouth Park Entries Selections \Bullets Level 1ST—SI,(KM.: clntj. (R)-8,(10fl)i z jo; 8TII—Handicap; 3-up: 1 mils; "THE By SAM 9 mnldrn, rilllei: It >/i 1. SAI.V.A1OK MILE" Sa.OOO addeddded.. BrookhridEP, 117 (Rrouasard) ,• 12-1 Prlnre s&lm, 110 iCombest) 220-0 1 I—Behoove, Melanlon's Gal, !Lions Nine Craig's Date, 113 (NBi 6-1 WallofroRes, 109 (Johnson) 6-1 Behoove, 115 (Velasqnezi S-2 Rwoonaway, 113 (Vasquez) 4-1 Craig's Date | MATAWAN-Scoring three run: WSL .Mystery "IOC. i Marlnaccto) 50-1 Beaupy, 114 (Leonard) 3-1 snble Ellen, 115 (Sim-all) 8-1 Tivln Teddy. 112 iThornburf) 8-1 2—Salnartah, Silver Monarch,] in the bottom of the sixth innins. Lanoka, H? (NB) 15-1 BowleBer r King. Ill (.SB( ) 10-1 Fleet NTrue the Matawan Bullets edged the "vlck 'em Jenny, 115 (Adams) 12-1 WlWallaucol , 110 N(NBB i 12-1 a.Ielanlnn'3 Gal, 117 (Thornburg) 3-1 Spring Double, 113 (Baltazar) 5-2 J—Boot Strap, Bulletin, Palace Matawan Lions, 4-3, yesterday in Gwvnne'3 Gondola, 113 (NB> 8-1 Due Imperial, 109 (Reagan) 8-1 a Northern Division game of the Our Golden I,ady, 117 (Leonard) 12-1 Exceedingly, 118 (Patterson) 10-1 Patrol Saintly Quest, 117 (Gavldla) 101 Sleel Pike, 115 (NB) 41 Ed Carleton Memorial Baseball Some Wind, 117 (Combest) 1-1 4-1 IITH—M.IOOp rlmj. (H-4,000); 3-up; lrV 4—Surge Ahead, Cove Point, League. Judge's Lady, 117 (Gavldla) 12-1 mlle; (turf). Child Prodigy SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL J.VO- 1.1,700! clmj. («-3,500); 4-UPi 61. Paddyland. 117 (Kortel 6-1 The Bullets were trailing, 3-1, Validated. "107 (Surrency)', 20-1 Garlandeer, 119 (Velasquez) 2-1 5—Muskwin, Marllsa, That Guy flFORBVETROTOFF Pippin, 115 (NB) 4-1 Aden O., "lOl (Oallllaiwj 20-1 8—Not Boisterous, Winter Street, after 5!4 innings. Larry Shaw H WHATFER? Party Giver, 116 iflavid—) 10-1 Wicket Jay, 112 (Patterson) 81 TO PtAY,aUGHAID, Temblor, 112 (Melra) 20-1 Clncuenton, 118 (Leonard) 6-1 opened the Bullets' sixth with a I I JEST GIVE HIM Biien Cantor, 116 (NB) Perfect Tan ' 3WAMTVETOGWE Lord Lionel, 112 (NB) 1.1-1 Anslado, 118 (Gavldla.i 10-1 triple, and scored on a single by i V A BAFF LAST Fair Valley, 115 (Vasquei) 10-1 Macao 2nd, lit (Combeit) 10-1 7—Hava Nice Day, I've, Jovial Cedar Top, 112 (Korte) 8-1 Rop« Trick 2nd, 111 (NB) 12-1 John Collins, who was forced at * ^ WEEK Vlschers Ferry, 112 (Corcoran) 20-1 Nlso, 113 (Leonard) 3-1 Jim's Girl Balnartah, 115 ITnorntmrj) 3-1 6-1 second by Vern Rossin. When Sliver Monarch, 116 iBrouaaanJ) 2-1 S-Steel Pike, Wallofrosei, Jesse Brown reached base on an Fleet N1 True, 115 (Korte.) 6-1 Rico Mesa, "'108 (McDowell) .,•• -10-1 Swoonaway error, Rossin scored the tying Sannlla, 110 (NB) 15-1 9-Rope Trick 24, Paddyland, run. After Green was also safe Boo3l>—Sf.cwot Strap;, (fiD-s.om)118 (Thornburg; I yo )num.; »V._-I_8-1. ...And Then Garlandeer on an error, he and Brown pulled Oun Nntcher, 118 (Kallal) 12-1 Oolla, 115 (Gavldla) 3-1 off a double steal with the latter Namtrod, 118 IShuk) 10-1 By SID Kverlasttng, 118 iBaltazar) 15-1 Rains CaJne scoring the.winning run. Reel Prince, 118 (Leonard) 12-1 1—Behoove, Melanlon's Gal, Final Lap, 114 (NB) 41 WALL TOWNSHIP-Jim Hoff- 1 Shaw also scored Matawan's 1 Am Slipping, 119 (Broussard) Craig ) Date first nin. In the fourth inning, he UH'J War, -113 lAgnello) man of Englishtown leads Wall Bulletin. 115 (Velasquez) Stadium's 35-lap modlfied-sports- 2—Fleet NTrue, Silver Monarch, singled, went to second on an In- Palace Patrol, 111 (Velanquez) 4TH—S-I.ino: clmg. (*l-3.5M)i 4-up; 6 I. men feature race — but he'll Pippin field out and came In on Rossin's Ozark Faubus, 115 (Vasquez) safety. Don the Crown, 116 iKortO have to wait a week to see if he ^-Bulletin, Colla, I Am Slipping Gallant War, 112 (French) will be out front at the checkered 4—Ozark Faubus, Surge Ahead, Bob Philpott's double drove In Surge Ahead, 122 (Velasquez) Toiler Table, 112 (NB) flag. Child Prodigy AI Turner in the second with Mid- THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Tower Jet, 118 (Gonzalez) Prince Albert 2nd, 116 (NB) The thrice-stopped feature 5—Quarter Of, Marllia, That Guy dletown's first marker. A walk DO you?, Cove Point, 119 (Leonard) event was in the midst of a re- and an error produced the Lions' WHERE'S STACY! Rule of Facts, "109 (MarlnaMlo) 8—Ocean Bar, Armed Warrior, Child Prodigy, 116 (Kallal) start with 20 laps to go when the second tally in the fourth, while WHAT DID VDU DO Air Spinner. 112 (Korte) Now Henry WITH HIM? House Money, 112 (NB) rains came and- canceled the Bob Stimpson's single, an error,, 'I ASK 5TH—W.500; clmg. (17,5-6,900); 3 Jo; 81 main event. The contest will be 7—I've, Hava Nice Day, Jovial hit batter and a fielder's choice Verdant Shores, 108 (Artstone) THE QUESTIONS iluskwm, 119 (Johnson) completed as the first race on Jim's Girl got the losers' final run in the >Iarlisa, 114 (Vasquez) That Guy, 115 (Velasquez) f;°|next Saturday's racing card. The 8—Swoonaway, Beaupy, Walo- sixth. "mnrlBoned, 110 (Pearl) rained out novice contest also Thais A Thought, "108 (Surrency) froees Respectability, 115 (NB) wiH be completed at that pro- Catching On Quarter Of, 115 (NB) gram. ft—Garlandeer, Rope Trick ! IITU-*I,BOO; Alvt.; t so: m t. •Nlso HIGHLANDS — John Monhan Now Henry, 120 (Broussard) Not Boisterous,. *115 (Agnetlo) The lineup will be restarted caught a 47-pound white marlin Winter Street. .116 (Vdasquei) e To m Saturday, while fishing off the Perfect Tan, 116 (Broussard) - - • with Hoffman on the po' . Happy Breeze, 116 (Korte) 1D-1 boat "Little Bit," out of Con- Owan Ear. U6 (Kallal) mie Elliott of Toms River on the Scratches Full Capacity, 1.16 (Broussard) outside of the first row and with nor's Dock. rrned Warrior, 114 (Vasquez) 12-i 1TI1—Ahv.j 3 yo; NlUea; 6 (. Parker Bohn of Freehold running l-Kiclt 'em Jenny The fish measured six feet, Rennva, 119 (NB) nine inches. Ha.va Nice Day, 119 (Velasquez) tnird. 2—Sannita Duchess Nancy, 112 (korte) Also making a good catch' was Action A Go Go, 117 (Gavldla) 4—Air Spinner Pomvnott, 112 (Patterson) Paul Kollman who caught «n 18- . I've, 117 (Velasquez) The coming season is the 6—Now Henry pound tuna and four blues, rang- NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW Jovial. Jim's Girl, llfl (Vasquez) 72nd for Big Ten football. Track clear and fast ing from 12-16 pounds. ..SO, A^PZTHB^ BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER / P806 TURN6P BACK INTO J [ APSINCg, H£ MARSI61? T^flfe*. ,^. 1,1 IT'S THE I DUMMO. CHL-Y FO<- PRINC6S6 I JUST MAV6 !sN' -THgy UVgP 1 V^+FXS. MO1.E IN TrlE THIS UNEASV VviApPlUY* APMV WITH FEEHM& _____-x PNC?./ ^G^&S*/ A VIEW/

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