Weatber DbtrUm&m 7 u. *Mp«*atatt 18» Fair Today May, Ugh near m Ctcody tt- pjynt» tffw in IDA Mi* Tomorrow* 24,700 cloudy, rain likely, Ugh in Of (/, Red Bank Area j 70». Friday, fair, pleasant. Set Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1965. weather, page 2. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS

VOL. 88, NO. 42 luutl ^;ut5!de..l»(Jaag,i5i. us- precipi(adon or fog; ' '"•'"' $.. Ejistjuaji,.,. both residing, in Worden Funeral Home, Red ; sion on the event that led to In New Delhi, Indian forces in totaling more than $10,000 were for the Senate, Assembly, free- ually is short changed. Ne br aska cit Ban)j,*dt ^2 p.m.* tomorrow, with - Kashmir have attacked- kcrOss holder and sheriff as weii as gu High during the past 24 *ours, n . y: Rev. Charles G. Hanklns, pastor Johnson's presidency in an ex- awarded by the trustees of the 80. Low, 56. Ocean temperature, Private service will be held at clusive AP interview. the cease-fire line into Pakistani- >ep Boys Educational Foun- bernatorlal nominee, Wayne Du- the convenience Of the family of Christ Church Methodist, of- held territory, Indian Defense dation at today's meeting. mont, Jr., will have to nurse 73. ficiating. Burial will be in Fair Minister Y. B. Chavan announced pennies in order to'get through Hospital Offers under the direction of the Worden View Cemetery. NEGRO FAMILIES Rev. Bartholomew Fair, chair- TIDES Funeral Home, 60 East Front St. today, man of the trustees, presented the campaign which ends Nov. 2 A confidential report that Chavan told parliament the ar- while the Democrats spend free Sandy Hook breakdown In Negro family life the awards. The ceremony was JAMES F. ROACH WALTER J, KIZIU my attacked "in order to pre- Inactive Nurses TODAY — High 7:38 p.m. and UNION - Walter J, Kiziu, 47, underlies much of today's socia also attended by Pep Boys execu- iy. low 1:22 p.m. DEL RAY BEACH, Fla. - vent further infiltration and to tives and members of the award- "The Republican party is try- of 1241 Highland Ave., brother, of and economic crisis has been keep a watch on the retrea TOMORROW - High 8:08 a.m. James F. Roach, 74, of Eldorado circulating among Johnson ad- ees families. ing desperately to get back into A Study Course Mrs. Sophia, Dickhut of Matawan, routes of infiltrators."' the good graces of the voters and 8:28 p.m. and low 2:09 a.m. Dr., father of Walter B. Roach died Sunday of injuries suffered ministration planners. Established in 1958 by Mau- LONG BRANCH - Monmoutt and 2:18 p.m. of Matawan, N.J., died Monday rice L. Strauss, for the children so how can we possibly ask them in a fall.in front of hisjtome Prepared' by Labor Depart- for big campaign contributions?' Medical Center has planned For Red Bank and Rumson in his home. Saturday. '^P; ment researchers, the paper nev- of employees of The Pep Boys- the paper's informant asked. refresher program for. inactiv bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. Roach was the retired vice Mr. Kiziu was a clerk In the er has been made public official- To Mark Manny, Moe and Jack, The Pep registered, professional nurses Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Boys Educational Foundation As for Sen. Dumont, who is president of the Electrolux Corp. Union County Court, and . a ly, but President Johnson quoted commencing Oct. 4. The pro Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- and formerly resided in Glen from it in announcing a White Scholarship grants are awarded trying to unseat Democratic Gov. ands bridge, add 40 minutes. former Union policeman. He was 40th Year Richard J. Hughes, he is in such gram is designed for nurses wtv Ridge. He moved here five years an Army veteran of World War •,House conference for November annually, either to high school plan to return to work in tr on Negro rights. It is expected seniors contemplating attending dire need of campaign monies ago. II and had lived here 13 years, that he has had to launch a state future and who wish to t Also surviving are his wife, Also surviving are his wife, to influence planning for that With Bell institutions of higher learning, or brought up-to-date on the late session. to students already in colleges wide "dollars for Dumont" drive New Mrs. Hilda Roach, *and two Mrs. Eleanor Kiziu; a son, pe- or universities for the comple- throughout the state. The candi- nursing procedures and tec! grandchildren. ter, at home; three daughters, Family structure has crumbled niques. The funeral will be held here. for many Negroes because siav- tion of their under-graduate or date is seeking $1 contributions Misses Sharon, Diane and De- post-graduate studies. from individual voters. Miss Martha L. Sa-cci, assist Monmouth nise, at home; two brothers', Ben ery and discrimination robbed ant administrator at MMC ii Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts HOWARD MCCULXOUGH the Negro male of his sense of To date 68 such scholarship The Republicans, working on of Union and John of Elizabeth; grants have been awarded by the smallest campaign war chest charge of nursing services and daughter, Debbie, Mr. and NEWARK — Howard McCul- and another sister, Mrs. Char- manhood, the report says, Mrs. Willard Foster and family, warns that the Negro's plight is the foundation. ever, given a major party in a will co-ordinate the program. Th< lough, 34, of 68'/2 Burnet St., lotte Gonzala of Livingston. local and gubernatorial election Medical Center will provide in Misses Lois Beardon, Linda Van- brother of George R. McCul- The funeral will be tomorrow the nation's most dangerous so Cleef and Jan Fox, and Mary cla! problem and the resukin year, have been forced to run a structors, classrooms and clini lough of Middletown, died Sun From the McCracken Funeral unrest may vitally affect the d: series of low budgeted events. ;al experiences. Present plan: Ellen DeFusco, Dick Cheney, day in City Hospital, Home, here, with a Mass at 9 vision of the world: "It is clea Group Sees Small Gatherings ;all for a ten-week program oi John Zaehring and Don Krueger A lifelong resident here, Mr. a.m. in . St. Michael's Catholic that what happens in America i Playing up to rank and file three-days-a-weefc basis. spent last week at the Highland McCullough had worked 15 years Church. being taken as a sign of whal party members and to indepen? Miss Sacci has announced then Lake Bible Conference, Highland as a chef in Lustig's Luncheon- Yanks Beat dents, the GOP has scheduled will be an "open house" Sepi Lake, N. Y. ette. MRS. LUCY S. MURtC. numerous small cost gatherings 15 at 8 p.m. for all inactive reg- Also surviving are his parents, METUOHEN (AP) - MriT Lu- Belford Kansas City including1 card parties, lun-. istered professional nurses ir Dr. and Mrs. James Griggs Mr. and Mrs. George E. McCul- cy S. Murphy, widow of Paul cheons, art exhibits, picnics, sport- he area.-The "open house" will and daughter, Carol Ann, of Kal- lough of this city; two other V. Murphy, a former president The fifth birthday of David MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Sam- ing events and two big dinners 'amiliarize inactive nurses with amazoo, Mich., are visiting Mrs. brothers, William McCullough of of the Perth • Amboy Evening Salmon, son of,fcMr. and Mrs. uel Maniscalco,' Recreation Com- in order to make ends meet. :he modern facilities of the Med Dora Griggs and James Griggs. Mount Clemmens, Mich., and News Co., died Monday at her Walter Salmon, was celebrated mission chairman, accompanied The- first GOP fund-raising cal Center and present plans Ronald McCullough of this city, home at 110 Highland Ave. She Aug. 23. Guests included Brad some 100 boys and parents on a meeting, will be next Tuesday. 'or the proposed fall and sprin, Mrs. John Lindholm, Alimar and a sister, Miss Carol McCul- was 79. and Jeffrey Toole, Albany, N. Y. :rip to Yankee Stadium recent- This is a, $3 tab sponsored by efresher programs. Dr., and Mrs. J. Roger Burkins, lough of this city. Her husband, who died in 1954, Daniel Applegate, Joseph Ka- ly. They saw the New York Yan- the Affiliated Republican Club of Middletown, attended the Lu- The funeral will be held this was president of the company kees boat Kansas City. The (rip chinsky, Linda and James Lewis, Monmouth County and will be BIRTHDAY PARTY theran Christian Women's Conven- afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Cole from 1938 to 1954. Belford, Randy Smith, Middle- was sponsored by the Recreation held in the Bamm Hollow Coun- tion in Cleveland, Ohio, the past Funeral Home, here. "ommisslon, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP • Mr, Mrs. Murphy, was born in New ,,,town, Sheri and Wendi Leighton, try Club, Lincroft. Then there'll week. Bedford, Mass., and resided in Port Monmouth, Deana Salmon Last week's activities also in- ind Mrs. Richard Whiting, 4 Herbert W. Bryant be a card party Tuesday, Sept. )eborah La., Strathmore, were Metuchen for the past 30 years. and Mrs. Marshall Smith, Fair; luded arts and crafts, talent 28, in Sea' Girt Inn, backed by :he hosts Friday at a birthday John Spadora, son of Mr. and Astronauts She was a member of the St. view and Mrs. Vernon Salmon HOLMDEL - Herbert W. Bry- show, king of Neptune and queen Monmouth County Federation of ATS, Vincent Spadora, celebrated Francis Catholic Church, and of and Miss Verna Salmon. of mermaids contests. )arty for their daughter, Donna (Continued) int of Middletown-Lincroft Rd., Republican Women. The Party Lynn Whiting, eight years old. [is-10th brithday Aug. 18 at the the St. Francis . Rosary Society viiddletown, celebrates his 40th Winners of arts and crafts at ronx Zoo,with his parents, al- from earthly stations around the costs $2 a person, the Affiliated Guests attending were her world, But the astronauts don't and the Court San Salyafor, Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Iglay service anniversary with Bell Cambridge were Barbara Man- Club's dinner is Tuesday, Sept. lister Ellen, Susan Shore, Ellen o Vincent, fieunis, Kenneth.and Catholic Daughters of An)SJ>ca. !"' and daughters spent the weekend Telephone Laboratories this kin, Greg 'Wolfr Donna As- Tommy Breuel and Connie, Jo= seem to be getting as much 21, also in the Sea Girt Inn and ^andau, Karen Jo Kepler and sleep as some flight officials She was vice president of the ,' with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond month. bjorne, Lori Goldstein, Carolyn tickets are $10. knh Frazicr. ie>ph, Jeffrey and Hope Spadora. St. Francis Parish Guild. •' Falke of Yorktown Heights, Mankin, Jeri Lynn Morgan, Rob- would like. He is an engineer in the audio Meals on Schedule She leaves three daughters, N. Y., formerly of Leonardo. facilities department at the com in Schneider and Marc Miltner. Md. and Mrs. Willard Foster Veronica Finnigan, Mrs. Rita At Cliffwood, talent show win- mtertained Rev. and Mrs. J. Otis The astronauts are getting an, pany's laboratories here. 1 Schwalj? and Mrs. Barbara Ko- Mrs. Luther Walling has re- ners were Leon Trabachino, Col- County Library Meeting 3raswell and five sons of Co- ample amount of water — close Throughout his telephone ca- to the national earthly average zusko,,, all of Metuchen, six turned from a two months' visit reer Mr. Bryant has engaged in leen Hoyt, Beverly Jackson and imjya, S. C, Aug. 22. Rev. Mr, in Anchorage, Alaska. Mrs. Cynthia, MoPhcrson, Anna Glunk ,of. six pounds per man a day. • • grandchildren ,. and . two great development work in the areas Is Scheduled Sept. 14 raswell'was guest speaker Sun- grandchildren, . Walling made the trip with her of military instruments, televf and.Toni Carter... * !ay in Che Baptist Church. " Meals were being consumed ". sister,. Mrs. Thomas Orr o By CHARLES A. JOHNSTd!\ wihilWSt 0fe3lttMMtyvftli>(Jri{ oh.-.-8(ihe[lule, but still aboard A Requiem. Mass wULbe^said sion systemr-"and mobile'tele- Leon Seyglinskl, program di- 1 Kingston, - and. they visited Sp/4 rector,, announced that tickets FREEHOLD - The price freeholders tor"use" in 'draftinj was ' that first day's supply, tomorrow at 9 a.m. at "the St. phone. He Jias contributed to th The 10th birthday of Chris Francis Church. and Mrsl Herman Stein, who are development of microphones for are available for a boys' trip to membership" in the Monmout the federal application. Ihristiansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. which was not eaien because of stationed there. Mrs. Walling and Shea Stadium Sept. I. A senior County Library system is esca In their meetings, with the lo- the astronauts' hectic pace in Mrs. Murphy will be buried in Bell System and military use 'hris Christiansen, Swartzel Dr., New Bedford, Mass.. her sister motored to New Mex- Mr. Bryant has been granted citizens' trip to Miami Beach is atlng. cal library, representatives, the 'as celebrated Aug. 20 with his the troublesome early hours of ico to visit First Class Airman the mission. eight patents for his inventions scheduled. Librarians and representative freeholders and the Board of Li- family and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Walling, who Cooper became the champion JOHNNY HAYES in the field ^telephone lnstru- of the 39 municipalities whic brary Commissipn.ers Have .in- md Mrs. .George, Black of Leo- ENQLEiyOOD.(APi - Johnny are stationed at Hollom Air ments." Holmes tb Address;. ttended d j^ijwfer^iiesjiqhto answer questionss aboabouui iard.0.,, .,.,-.„ of outer space, at 9:47 p.m. Force base, Alamogordo. Another maintain the county setup w| (EST)' Tuesday when the craft Hayes, who .learfted* .to jpi A native ol Brooklyn,. M/. rBry- have to get their own dinners ii their plans'an'd to hear" sugges- the streets of New Yoy gon, Reigh, spent the past two College, Career Class 1 tions. ' whirled over the Atlantic on the months with his brother and re- nt received the E, E. degree in stead of being county gues' The young people's group of and went on to earn a.name In ASBURY PARK—Employment At the meeting In the Shadow- ie Baptist ohurch held a swim- 54th ortoit. turned home with his mother. 1937 from the Polytechnic Insti- ipportunlties in the school and when the county Board of Fr sporting history by winning the tute of Brooklyn. He is a mem- brook, all of. the suggestions were ning party and meeting at the He surpassed Soviet cosmo- 1908 Olympic marathon title, .is college laboratory equipment holders summons them to naut Valery Bykovsky's mark of ber of the electrical engineering meeting he-re Sept. 14. limited to. scrapping the two-li- 'Y" Camp Arrowhead at Marl- dead at 79. Mrs. Kaspera Isaksen, Main fields will be discussed by Ted ioro recently, and had as their 119 hours and 6 minutes by in- St., celebrated her birthday Aug. honor society, Eta Kappa Nu. Like their counterparts in thi brary plan in favor of the board's Hayes died Monday in a nurs- Holmes, assistant sales manager original idea for one central li- uest, David Virkler, Evangelist cluding the logged time on this 18 with her family. Present were Mr. Bryant and his family of the Buck Engineering Com 13. non-member municipalities flli>ht with the 34 hours and 20 ing home. moved to Middletown from Chat- who were dinner guests of th( brary, The county, officials have rom Towaco. Misses Jacqueline Mr. and Mrs. Richard Isaksen jany'of Wall Township, manu- :heney, Lynn Willi and Nancy minutes of his Faith 7 Mercury The last American to win- the and family, Mr. «nd Mrs. Arne ham three years ago. county at the Shadowbrook iven no indication they will Olympic marathon title, Hajres facturers of'electric and electron- switch again, however, lasler, girls' trio, sang. Bern- mission in 1363. Isaksen and family, Mr. and Mrs. c laboratory equipment, at Stein- Shrewsbury, last Thursday for ird Zaehring and William Rob- Cooper and Conrad seem to be defeated Italy's Dorando Pietri Jay White and family, Edgar 01 jach's Asbury Park store from library discussion, the membei "We have to consider the needs irts are leaders of the New Mon-progressing well in the various in a marathon race in London, ten and Miss Ellen Olsen, Sum Nurse Aide Course to 4 p.m. Friday. library representatives had- ex of all of the people of the coun nouth group. experiments on the flight plan, England, after Pietri collapsed •on and Mt. Tabor, Vt., and Miss Set by Red Cross This is part of the college and peeled a similar reception. y," Mr. Irwin said, affirming having completed several photo- and had to be helped across the - Katherint Utksen. :areers seminars being con- "The next meeting probabl; the two-touilding idea will hold. finish line. SHREWSBURY - Arrange. Rev. and Mrs. Willard Whitte- graphic and communications lucted by the Stelnbach stores will be in the Hall of Records," 'We must provide for the ixercises. Last year he went to the New . A double celebration was held menu have been completed to :his summer for students and Freeholder Director Joseph C. coastal area but can not ignore nore returned from a two weeks' Jersey shore, as he had Aug. 22 for the eighth birthday train Red Cross volunteer nurse's 'acation in Saint Johnsbury, Vt. Trouble developed in a radar their parents to emphasize the Irwin said yesterday after the the Freehold area." locking system aboard the craft for almost 40 years, kee of Kathy and seventh birthday ldfrs for service at Monmouth importance of Wgher education freeholders had conferred for larbara and Shirley Whitte trim with a dally dash thr' of Dawn Lufburrow, children of Medical Center, Mrs. A. W. Ken- lore spent two weeks with Mr. when it tried to zero in on a and point ouV the employment op- several hours on library prob beacon mounted on a tower at the surf and swim off his Spring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lufburrow edy, chairman 'of that Red jortunities available in various lems. nd Mrs, Afred Cate of New Lakes Heights summer' home. of Railroad Ave. Present were Cross^ service said today. Strathmore irunswick. Cape Kennedy. Conrad was not 'ields of industrial and commer- "There are too many-In this able to report a correct range. He lived with his daughter Doris Kelly Menzel, Patty Koch, Deb- The announcement follows lal endeavor. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Benson in Englewood. bie Eislander, Linda Edwards months of planning with hospital group to; have the same kind o Flight officials blamed this on and Suaan and Tonya Mitchel. meeting'-lis before.," The dau and Alan Benson, Flushing, N.Y the apparent failure of a locking uthorities. The training will be ivil Service Job Miss Deborah Ulan, Washington MARGARET 1JENDERSON onducted by hospital personnel will be confirmed later. device in the radar unit. Chief topic yestei'day, Mr. Ii D.C, were the weekend hous i __ KEANSBURGj- Mrs. Margaret Mrs. John Paterson, Turner using the Red Cross nurse's aide Openings Announced guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irwi I! Other minor problems: a fuse win said, was selection of a sit< Births blew in one of the back-up com- Henderson, 57fMaied yesterday in Dr., has returned from a nine utline. Miss Martha L. Sacci, RED BANK — Applications are Benson, 100 Idlewild La. I her home, 8 Oceanview Ave. . weeks' vacation In Scotland and ssistant administrator in charge ivailable at the Red Bank Post for the first of two county 1 puters at mission control and England. Mrs. Paterson visited braries the board plans to buil was replaced.' A cabin temper- Born in Dunmore, Pa., she was f nursing services, has assigned )ffice, 171 Broad St., for jobs Ceil Zimmerman, Bronx, N.Y. RIVERVIEW Mrs. Alex Paterson of Edinburgh Miss Marion Widdis. She will be vith the U.S. Public Health Ser- in the next :three years, - It wi Red Bank ature gauge on the spacecraft the daughter of the late Thomas and Mrs. Janet Hawthorn of be constructed in the Eatontown spent the -week at the home ol quit functioning, and the astro- F. and Bridget Walker Kearney. assisted by a staff of nurse spe- vice and the Washington, D.C. ler son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reuter, 47 Glasgow and friends In London, cialists at the hospital. jolice department. Shrewsbury area. Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- nauts now use hand-held ther- Mrs. Henderson was a retired Bury, Darby and Hull. She made Mr. Irwin denied that a siti jnd Mrs. Leon Zimmerman, 9 mometers to check the cabin supervisor of the St. Ann's Cath- Miss Widdis is co-ordinator of The U.S. Civil Service Com-! ubilee Cir, • ship, son, yesterday. : the trip by plane. itaff development at Monmouth mission announced jobs as public has been selected and declare temperature. olic Church guest house hero. Mr. and Mrs. David Craggan, „ Surviving are two daughters, Medical Center and is respon- health advisers and analysts the board has been trying to nar- 18 Bayshore Mobile Manor, Rt. Flight officials and crew have f Robert Mark celebrated his hroughout the nation fall in a row a iist of II possible loca- Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, Mrs. Elizabeth Martinez c S& sible for educational programs 14 Andover La., were hosts last 35, Keyport, daughter, yesterday. been working up an exeroise for eighth birthday and Eric Mark n that department. salary range of $7,220 to $16,460 tions recommended for study b; the astronauts to try to deter- Puente, Calif., and Mrs. Jilin .veekend r to Mrs. Goodwin's Knoblock of Laurelton; a son, celebrated his first birthday at Volunteers are sought for the ind require administrative or County Planning Director Charle: MONMOUTH MEDICAL mine the best time of night and the home of their parents, Mr. jrother-in-law and sister, Mr. George H. Henderson of Costa irogram and will be interviewed >rofessional experience or col M. Pike. Long Branch the best position for a docking and Mrs. Robert Mark, Hollle cge study in trie field of public ind Mrs. Randolph McVery, Mesa, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Kath- iy Red Cross and Hospital Per- A report in the Daily Registei West Islip, L,I. and their chil- maneuver with an Agena rock- Dr., Aug. 18. Attending were Mrs onnel Wednesday, Sept. 15, 7 lealth or related fields. last Friday said Daniel Briggs Mr. and Mrs, Edward Throck- et. ryn Rogers of this place; four Katherine Soltis, Joseph Soltis Candidates for the Mctropoli- project director for the architect, dren. morton, 53 Madison Ave., Long brothers, Thomas Kearney of and 9 p.m. at the hospital office Branch, son, this morning. Docking with the rocket Is the and Miss Lee Soltis, Newark; Mr. of the director of volunteers. :an Police Department in Wash- Howell Lewis Shea Associates, primary purpose of Gemini 6, East Keansburg, John Kearney Mr. and of Daytona Beach, Fla., Joseph and Mrs. Walter Soltis, Metuchen, ngton must be high school had indicated the site had been Mrs. Robert Wein Mr. and Mrs, Donald A. Palum scheduled for Oct. 25. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stanek, graduates or have a year's ex- picked but' was not being an- tein, 147 Idlewild La., cele bo, 119 Wallace St., Red Bank, Kearney of Jersey City and Cyril Irvington. Rutgers Law School icrience, must be aged 21 to 30 nounced until the county, ob- jrated their eighth wedding an daughter, yesterday. Kearney of this place, and eight nd at least 5 feet 8 inches tall tained an option or ownership. niversary dining at The Rasca Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Lovero, grandchildren. Glenn O'Hara, son of Mr. and House, Clark. Mrs. Eugene O'Hara, celebrated rofesnor Is Named ind weighing 145. Starting sal- Mr. Briggs said yesterday thai Jr., 242 Florence Ave., Union Injured A Requiem Mass will be of- his seventh birthday Aug. 20 with NEWARK (AP) - The Rut- iry Is $6,010. Beach, daughter, yesterday. (Continued) fered Friday at 9 a.m. in St. to his knowledge the site choic Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenblatt Cindy, Ellen and Karen Boberg gers University School of Law is still undecided and that hi Mr. and. Mrs. Joaquln Portu- the flasher lights or hear the Ann's Church. Burial will' be In Laurie Liebowicz, Nancy and announced today that John Gra- remarks last week had been mis- 8 Autumn La., and Mr. and Mrs ondo, 64 Kings Rd., Little Silver, warning bells in time. St. Catherine's Cemetery, Spring Joyce O'Hara and his baby ham, assistant Essex County GOP understood. Ian Lesh, 115 Courtland La. daughter, yesterday. Mrs. Geis, who was wearing a Lake, under direction of the ;pent the weekend in Atlantic brother Cliff, born Aug. 8. prosecutor, has been appointed (Continued) The freeholders lace a dead- Mr. and Mrs. Ophy Fiemmlng, back brace, complained of exten- Ryan Funeral Home, here, " assistant dean and assistant pro- orth and south, with economic line of Sept. 15 for filing of. an ity. 111 Sea View Ave,, Long Branch, sive pain, they said. Plans for a household demon- fessor of law. son, yesterday. The car was towed away by MRS. ALOYSIUS NIETLING and military assistance. application (or up to $100,000 Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Rosenz- stration, Aug. 24 at the home of Graham, of Maplewood, grad- Not Military federal aid far the first library Mr. and Mrs. David Dougher- Werner's, Belford. LONG ERANCH - Mrs. Mrs. John Magee, Church St uated from the lnw school in veig, 76 Andover La., spent a ty, 317 Bay View Ave., Union Patrolman Thorne said Miss Louise Neitling, r,o, of 437 That Eisenhower's commit- building. ew days at the Twin Lakes were made at the Sociables Club 363 at the top of his class. ment was economic, not mili- Beach, son, Monday. Geis has been Issued a summons End Ave., died Monday In Pat- The application must contain 3ude Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. John Erving, meeting recently at the home of tary. . Initial plans, the site location, for careless driving. Court date terson Army Hospital, Fort Mrs, James Potts. A barbecue BACK FROM VACATION That when President Elsen- 57 South Bath Ave., Long Branch, 19 tentatively set for Sept. 18. Monmo:ith. ~ •; and proof that the county either Mrs. Leon Zimmerman, 9 son, Sunday. was held Aug. US at the home of MIDDLETOWN — Miss Jodi hower . left office, "South Viet owns the property or is in seri No charges have been made Born in Southport, N.C., daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quaglli Trautwein, daughter of Mr. and Nam had a stable and estab- ubilee Clr., Is recuperating at Mr. and Mrs. John Gonzalez, against the engineer. ter of .he late George and Nona on? negotiation for its acquisi 30 Eist Front St., Keyport, West Keansburg. Guests were Mr. Mrs. F. H. Trautwein, Henry Dr., lished government. When tlon. ome alter being a patient at Merrltt Rose, Bhe was a resident tivervtew Hospital. daughter, Friday. DIME ON SHIP and Mrs. Harold Kovach, also of has returned from a two weeks' President Elsenhower left of Mr. Briggj said that because here for eight years. West Keansburg. •acation in North Hampton, fice, there was no crisis in Viet NEW YORK - The annual din- Surviving are her husband, of the time shortage whatever Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crossman, 'a., where she visited Miss Dor- Nam," site is now picked can not be ner-dance of the New York-New Aloyslus Niotling; a son, Charles The 11th birthday of Diane een Thomas. The Republicans charged, 3 Idlewild La>, attended the Youth Missing Jersey Sandy Hook Pilots' Asso- Willoughby Nietllng, Jr., of fully approved by Uie architects laturday nl^ht performance of LONG BRANCH—Police hove Stackhouse, daughter of Mr. and however, that "the policy of the for construction. Before the ar- ciation was recently held on Detroit; two brothers, William Mrs. Claude Stackhouse, was GOOD CONDITION Democratic administration has Little Mary. Sunshine," at the issued a county alarm for 16 board the boat Staten Dam at and Jamas Rose, and a sister, celebrated in Asbury Park Aug. chitects will put their okay on ifagon Wheel Playhouse, Middle year-old Robert Luciano, 20 LITTLE SILVER - Charles A too often been uncertain, pro- it, he said, a detailed survey Pier, 40, here. Attending were Mrs. Doris Mundy of Indian- 20 with members of her family. 3'Malley, 7f Point Rd., president viding a basis for. miscalcula- Grlnkor PI., here, missing from Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Spren- apolis, Ind., and two grandchil- and test boring of the ground his home since Friday morning. )f the Little Silver Board of Edu- tions by the Communists. Policy will have to be completed. scn, Capt. and Mrs. Nell Galla- dren. '.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Irwin ction, is reported in good con- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goldstein, The- youth was reported mls- gher and Capt. and Mrs. Charles Services will be held at 8;30 has been altered abruptly. Con- Last week, Mr. Briggs said •nd family have • returned home dition this morning In Rivervlew flicplng policy statements have 15 ,1.10yd . Rd.,' have returned ilng by hlii mother, who de- Stanfleld, all Matawan; Capt, and a.m. tomorrow from the WoSlv •ften spending six weeks in Hospital, Red Bank, where tie that he anticipated plans will be ome after apendlng thre« weeks scribed him as six feet tall Mrs. William Peterson and Capt. : been Issued. Deed* have not completed to a point that by Sept. Funeral Home, here. Bufia-. : Flagstaff, ArJz, ' - Is a lurgicai patient. matched words." ac«tlonlng . Jn ..Flor{da._'...jnul With « medium bu(ld, black hair and Mrs. William C.Wopdi, both be In Mount Carmel. Cemetery, he could lubmit them, togeth- *uerto Rico. and brown eyei. Middletown. West Long Branch. Fumes Force Dispute Bogs THE DAILY REGISTER Wed, August 25, 1965—3 JLOOO Out Down Trial Borough Hall Renovation Costs Of Homes )n Krebiozen Questioned at Atlantic Highlands EAST BRUNSWICK (AP) - CHICAGO (AP) - The trial of Sound trucks blared, sirens four men charged with fraud in ATLANTIC ."'GHLANDS - tiring an estimating firm "to es- "over the phone" for Installation founded and some 3,000 men, the promotion and sale of Kre- "We're trying to fc. t professional timate and verify cost of the proj of plumbing fixtures and air con- ect, at a fee of about $300." ditioning than estimates used by women and children poured biozen bogged down Tuesday as advice, but we're in a constant state of hearing from amateurs." "If you people want us to go Hickey & Witte. from their homes hours before government and defense at- That was Mayor Russell W. out and get more figures and Snapped Mayor Morgan: dawn yesterday as chemical torneys got into a dispute over Morgan's retort last night when keep paying $300 each time, "We can't do business over fumes blanketed a four square medical evidence th» prosecu John Roen, nominee for vice okay," said Councilman Edmond the phone. We'd be glad to ac- mile area. tion seeks to introduce. president of the Atlantic High- J. Caputo. "These figures have cept anybody's name and advice been substantiated by an inde- as long as we're satisfied they're It was a sweet, sickening Krebiozen is a drug adminis- lands Taxpayers Association, took issue with estimates of Borough pendent firm. Where do we qualified." smell, said Fire Chief Vincent tered to some cancer patients. stop?" He then called for a motion to Grande who ordered the evacua- MONMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL. — Department of Vocational Education building It has been declared worthless Council's architects in figuring the cost of renovating the existing Mr. Roen contended that he refer the Treers estimates to the tion to schools and firehouses in in the treatment of cancer by to be erected adjacent to M/ddletown Townihib High School is depicted in artiit'i Borough Hall according to Re- had obtained lower price quotes building and grounds committee. °r*SK areas °' tne Township. the government, which banned publican Club plans. J^pigen.. was administered to rendition for architects, Boyken and Moss, Holmdel. County Vocational Board of Ed- it from interstate commerce- Mayor Morgan noted that the some 300 persons who inhaled ucation awarded contracts for tchools at Middletown and Wall Townships last waak The dispute arose when prose- architects' renovation figure of the fumes but no serious inju- for $763,485. MiddJetawn tchool, to be on two acre tract given to th» county by the cutors sought to introduce in wa9 Let 126 Contract ries were reported. Some suf- $1551457 based on standard township Board of Education, will NVvV six classroom* for auto mecFianici, aufo body evidence a sifaimary ol 504-med- prices today for all trades. fered nausea, headaches and ical histories of Krebiozen pa- burning throats.' repair, printing, beauty culture, carpentry, and electricity. Jjia firet, eourfty^built tients'prepared by *y committee "Now wejiave an outside esti- For Sewer Extension The""'heavy* Wafiket '-of fumes vocational school at Long branch will be in use next month. of doctors under auspices of the mating firm which has no in- enveloped the area after fire of National Cancer Institute. terest here but says it would cost MIDDLETOWN - The Town- 3ucci, Princeton, on the basis Of unknown origin broke out in a $178,450 to renovate the munici- ship Committee awarded a $492,- his low bid submitted recently to Defense attorneys objected small storage trailer containing pal building while occupied, and 126 contract last night for the he governing body. that they had not had time to organic peroxide, used in mak- $169,450 if vacant," the mayor extension of the Willett Acres go over the original documents Approximately 600 homes in the ing plastics. The trailer was lo- Deaf Children's Rummer Classes remarked. "How many more Sewer system into six adjacent fr6m which the summary was Countryside Estates, Lakeland cated at the Chemirad Corp. A people do you want us to go to housing areas. prepared. 'ark, Lincoln Park, Mecer Park, - spokesman for the company said for figures?" The pact was given to William Kinkade Manor and Harmony the fumes were not poisonous. End; Values of Training Cited Judge Julius Hoffman of U.S. In a letter to council, Treers, Gardens developments are slated State Health Department offi- District Court directed both an estimating firm in Toms Riv- to be hooked into the extension. cisj.William A. Munroe, after in- WEST LONG BRANCH - The "who are not being properly deaf youngsters "but no one sides to work out a schedule for er, submitted the figures based Egli Resigns 'Officials said the project could silfpng the scene, also said he summer classes for deaf and educated." comes up with the names." defense review of the original on the GOP Club's plans, noting ie completed by the end of the dia'not believe the fumes were hard-of-hearing children, con- 'We know only of two chil- Mr. Garrison said he had no documents and recessed the trial they were compiled "without /ear If the weather is favorable. toxic. But he said officials had ducted by three volunteer teach' dren in Ocean County," he said. knowledge of the seven soon- until today. benefit of definite detail... forc- Red Bank Work will start as soon as possi- acted wisely in evacuating the ers in tho hall of Old First "Someone is pressuring for a tOJbe kindergartners cited by Mr. Defendants are Dr. Stevan ing us to make assumptions of ble, officials said. Methodist Church, here, ended class, which may or may not Shields. residents. Durovic, discoverer of Krebio- our own." The Willet Acres sewer plant yesterday. be needed," Mr. Garrison de- Planning Post Almost five hours after the 'We can't have their names zen; his brother Marko, a law- The company submitted as cre- was originally built to service a clared. fire broke out, the word was The North Jersey Shore As- until someone goes to the schools yer; Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, chief dential estimates on construction housing development bearing that The county superintendent said passed to residents that it was sociation for the Deaf and Hard and makes it known," he said, medical sponsor of the drug, and or renovations to the Freehold name. his office receives letters from safe to return home. of Hearing Children, which "and I would think that most Dr. William F. P. Phillips, a Township Hall, West Dover The township subsequently en- people who say they know of sponsored the classes, is con- of the children would have been general practitioner. School, the Army barracks at tered into an agreement with the cerned about the children's fu- registered by now." Fort Monmouth, and a Fort Dlx They are charged with mail developer to enlarge the plant to ture eduction, A. M. Shields, mess hall. "I didn't know there was a fraud, mislabellng, making false service adjacent housing areas- Hiering OKs this place, the organization's In every case, the firm's esti- FBI, Police summer class until you told me,' statsrnsnts to the government long plagued with septic tanks president, said yesterday. mates came within $1,000 or less he told The Register reporter. and conspiracy to violate the tiroes. than the actual construction bids Mr. Shields said the 22 children "No "he has tried to hide any food and drug laws in connec- Three schools, the Port Mon- Task Force Arrest Man according to data provided to attending the summer classes in- names from Mr. Garrison," Mr. tion with the promotion and dis- mouth and Harmony Elementary council. cluded seven youngsters who will Shields said. tribution of Kretriozen. uildings and the Thorns Junior Proposals be entering kindergartens in The Republican Club contends High School are slated to be For Murder Monmouth County's only public renovation of the municipal build- TOMS RIVER - Assemblyman Monmouth County school districts hooked, into the package sewer RED BANK-Benjamin Frank- school class for the deaf, con- ing can be done for $50,000. William T. Hiering, Ocean Coun- within the next few weeks. ilant. lin Grissendaner, 34, was ar- ducted as part of this borough's Earlier this month, Hickey and tyjjfchairman of the Assembly's Bank Assets Eventually the system will be All seven have been diagnosed rested here yesterday by Feder- school system, closed with the Witte, council's architects, stated CdPnittee on Highways, Trans- integrated into a township-wide as deaf, ho said. al Bureau of Investigation agents closing of school in June. that the governing body could not portation and Public Utilities, sewer system now in the plan- Evaluations Made and Chief George H. Clayton and When the West Long Branch Have Topped advertise for bids using the GOP said yesterday that the plans ling stages. Detective Sgt. Robert B. Scott of Board of Education voted to dis- Club's plans because "they are unfolded by the special task Mr. Shields said that one of the local Police Department. continue the five-year-old class Incomplete with important force for a $188 million Central the children was evaluated as it pointed out that there were $100 Million deaf by a county physician who He is charged with interstate items incomplete or omitted." New Jersey Expressway system only two children enrolled, ASBURY PARK - John G Betting Up is a hearing specialist. Most of flight to avoid prosecution for Estimate Wanted will carry out all of the East- murder. neither a borough resident. The Hewitt, president of the First the other evaluations were done The architects recommended West and North-South highway small enrollment resulted in ex- Merchants National Bank, re- At Race Tracks by specialists at the Newark Eye Ralph W. Bachman, special plans for which officials in the ceedingly high tuition cost to ports the bank's assets have and Ear Infirmary, he said. agent in charge of the New Jer- shore area have been working sey FBI, said Grissendaner has the sending districts, the board topped $100 million. In the State for so many years. John J. Egll Mr, Shields said the organiza- a wife and child in Montgomery, said. The institution was established Reilly Pledges TRENTON (AP) - Atten- Hiering explained that the tion believes establishment of a Ala., but was residing here at 87 The Neptune Township Board in 1911 as the Asbury Park RED BANK — The Planriing dance i3 down but betting is up entire project can be completed special class for the deaf is a Linden PI. He has been em- of Education has since an National Bank and Trust Com- Effort For Board last night accepted the at New Jersey race tracks this within three years without de- necessity. ployed locally as a mason, the nounced plans for a program pany. The following year assets resignation of John J. Egli, 14 year, a survey showed today. ferring any other major high- "There should be a class, and FBI chief said. for deaf pupils. The board had were reported at $348,964. Highland Ave., who will be mov- Revenue to the state ii run- way improvements under con- we are hopeful that there will one child in the West Long ing to New Shrewsbury Sept. 1. Bachman ' said Grissendaner In 1950, the bank acquired the Expressway ning better than 5 per cent struction or design In any other be one," he said. was charged by Alabama author- Branch class and one deaf child Seacoast Trust Company of Mr. Egli, an engineer at Fort ahead of the $23 million received pjH of the state. ities last Oct. 24 for murder and enrolled in a regular class last OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mayor Deaf children need auditory Asbury Ptrk, and in 1960 it Monmouth, has served on the last year. assault in Montgomery, Ala., in year. John J. Reilly, a Democratic Wering indicated there are and language training and train- merged with the Manasquan Na- candidate for the state Senate board -since his appointment in Record betting handles were October. A federal complaint was Integration Planned other spur roads such as the ing in lip reading if • they are tional Bank and the name was asserted yesterday that the pro January, when he succeeded Mrs posted for a 27-day spring meet- issued Jan. 25, he said, charging Victor J. W. Christie, Town- proposed connection of Rt. 33 to deveMp any language pattern changed to Asbury Park-Mana- posed $188 million Central New James Cron. The term expires ing at Garden State Park and Grissendaner with fleeing Ala sliip superintendent of schools, arid the Red Bank area in Mon- and any ability to communicate. squan National Bank. Jersey Expressway system will Dec. 31, 1969. the 56-day summer season at bama to avoid prosecution. said the program will integrate mouth; spur roads to link the "We know what will happen to • Two years later there was a have a greater impact on the The resignation leaves two va Monmouth Park. And Freehold The accused man was placed hard of hearing youngsters into new North-South toll road to the these children if they don't get merger with the Merchants shore area than the Garden State cancies on the board. The other the state's only, harness track, in county jail to await a hearing regular classrooms. At the same Lakewood area and many other the kind of training they need," Trust Company of Red BanHjin- Parkway and pledged to press fo was left by Francis X. KenneNey jumped off to its best start in 1 this morning before U.S. Crlmmis- time, it will provide three cer- projects which should 'be given Mr. Shields said, "they become cluding branch offices in Fair the adoption of the enabling leg when he was appointed magis- history. ' sioner David Goldstein., tified teachers of speech and the immediate study irt order to fur- functionally retarded, and then Haven- and Holmdel, and the islation necessary to oompleti trate. ibankiMiewing'.loiwoyrkfWith the Atlantic City Racetrack is tha ther improvements of the new ex- it becomes even mbre difficult bank took on its present name. the program. .:The need fonreplacements was 'pressway system. i children on individualized schedv only laggard in betting handle, to teach^ them." "Monmouth and Ocean counties evident last night as the board down 2.8 per cent for the first The assemblyman, who, is a 2 Sent to jail ules designed to meet each Offices also have been estab- "And then, they become have a vested interest in this waited one hour and seven min seven days of the turrent meet- Republican candidate for the child's individual needs, he said. lished in North Asbury Park, frustrated because they are project," said Mr. Reilly, utes before a quorum was pres- ing. state Senate, said the genera! In Car Theft The Matawan Regional School Brielle, Colts Neck and Avon, unable to communicate, and so one of four candidates for two ent. • Garden' State registered a alignment of the expressways and RED BANK — Ronald Grant of District, which had one deaf and completion of construction psychological problems develop," state Senate seats in the newly handle of $53.3 million, up $538.- the method of financing the pro- 29 Peach St., New Shrewsbury, child.enrolled in the West, Long doubling the size of the Holmdel he continued. created 5th Senatorial District 112 over last year, even though i on a co-operative Basis be- last night was sentenced to 12Q Branch public .school Class, ha? office is expected nextmonth. In Monmouth and Ocean coun- Long Branch attendance declined 18,442 from ll the Turnpike Authority, the "This is what has., happened days for taking a car here Aug. applied for his admission to the ties. the 551,910 cutstomers paying way Authority and the High- in the past," Mr. Shields con- 13. Acting Magistrate John Flood Neptune program, according to f tinued, "but we don't see any also placed him on probation for a regional district school of- "Enabling legislation will be Man Critical their way through the turnstiles way Department had been urged H.W. Roberts required to complete this valu- last year. Revenue to the state and recommended to . Gov. need for it to happen in the a year. ficial. able network of roads," the can- was $7.74 million, up 4.6 per Hughes and these departments future." The car, owned by Dominic A Neptune school system of- After Accident didate said adding: cent. Last year's spring meet- by the Monmouth and Ocean Garrison's View Germane, was taken from Pearl ficial said yesterday that Is Honored LONG BRANCH — Frank R. ing was 26 days. Garden State officials over the years. County Superintendent of St. several applications had been "In order to expedite the legis- Holmes, 45, of 877 Vancourt Ave., Schools Earl B. Garrison said Charged with aiding and abett- received from other school lation, it is imperative that there here, was listed in critical con- will also have 29 days of racing yesterday that hb office does ing the theft was James W. Dean districts and were being With Plaque be lawmakers from Monmouth dition this morning at Monmouth in the fall. not know of any deaf youngsters of Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. screened. He said the school MIDDLETOWN - Mayor Er- and Ocean Counties who strongly Medical Center with a skull frac- Monmouth Park had a banner Principal He was sentenced to 60 days in system could make no decision nest G. Kavalek announced last favor the project — Democratic ture suffered in a one-car acci- season, posting a handle of (Continued) jail and placed on probation for on accepting students from out- night that a plaque had been in- lawmakers who will work in har- dent on Joline Ave. at 3:15 p.m. $103.5 million, an increase of Duinont Seeks Aid stalled In the lobby of the new mony with Gov. Hughes to make The night the Little Sitoer a year. side the district until it had yesterday. $2.5 million over last year. At- wing of the executive building it a success. tendance increased 3,400 to 1,- board voted to employ him, Mr. For Unemployed' The two were arrested the day screened its own student body. Patrolman James West, who after the theft in Neptune Town- Mr. Garrison said yesterday honoring Howard W. Roberts, 'When I am elected, I will 072,768 while revenue to the stata Gudaitis told The Register "I am TRENTON (AP) - Republi- investigated the accident, re- ship. They waived indictment and the education of the Matawan former township clerk. put forth every effort to assure amounted to $9.6 million, up very happy to be working for can gubernatorial candidate ported that Mr. Holmes appar- trial by jury. child "is still to be decided." the success of this road program $229-361. Male Silver and its children." Wayne Dumont Jr. proposed The plaque honors Mr. Roberts ently lost control of his east- Mr. Shields said he has no — which will constitute the great- l|iie Monmouth Beach Board of Tuesday extending unemploy- in recognition of his more than bound vehicle which struck the The State Treasurer's office KIWANIS MEETING quarrel with the program being est step toward progress in the Education precipitated a storm of ment benefits- for workers who 50 years of service to the town traffic Island across from Conte's reported that the handle at At- KEYPQRT — An open meeting advanced this year in Neptune history of Monmouth and Ocean public protest when it fired Mr. might be laid off more than 26 ship. Car Wash. He said the impact lantic City for the first seven of the Kiwanls Club will be held Township. Counties. If they are continued Gudaitis as administrative prin- weeks because of the drought. Mr. Roberts relinquished the caused the car to leave the days of the current meeting to- Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Ye in office, the hostile Republican cipal in June. Nearly 150 persons But he questioned how lcinder- post last year because of 111 ground, hit on its side, turn over taled $11.8 million, or $374,503 be- Dumont, a state senator from Cottage Inn. gartners, without hearing' or legislators will stymie Gov. hind the first seven days of the participated in a march protesting health. and slide upside down a distance Warren County,, said he would Stephan N. Patterson, second speech, would fit into it. Hughes In his efforts to help the 964 meeting. Attendance tailed his dismissal. Besides being clerk, he was of 144 feet. introduce a bill when the legis- vice president, will receive com- "Perhaps these are children shore area, as they have in the off 10,858 to 117.438 while reve- Republican leader here for half Joe Conte, an official in the Mr. Argento,°who served as lature returns from recess in mittee reports. The Board of Di- who could attend regular past. nue to the state dipped 1.5 per a century and held a variety of car wash operation, arrived on vice principal in Shrewsbury one November. He suggested extend- rectors will meet following the classes," Mr. Shields said, "but "As the mayor of a community cent to $1,018,712. county political posts including the scene first and pulled Mr. year, taught for five years in the ing the eligibility period for meeting. where •vill they get their initial with rapidly increasing popula- county counsel. Holmes from the wreckage, ac- At Freehold, attendance was Brielle school system and for two the duration of the layoff. Under- training?" tion, I'm in a singular position cording to police. He also put up 8.4 per cent to 74,719, handls years in Dunellen. the present system laid off work- DEBORAH MEETING Under the Beadleston Act, to appreciate what that aspect out a fire in the car motor. increased 2.8 per cent to $4.8 He has a bachelor's degree ers may collect for 28 weeks pro- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The which mandates the education Sidewalk Sales of the program will mean to my million and revenue to the stats from Seton Hall University and a vided they have worked a pre- Matawan Chapter of Deborah, at of physically handicapped" as Result in Fines town and many similar communi- Police said Mr. Conte and his was up $25,778, to $346,059. master's degree in education and scribed period of time. ties in Monmouth and Ocean brother,. Louis, witnessed the ac- a recent executive session set well as mentally retarded chil- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - administration from Rutgers Uni- Dumont noted that the Whip- Sept. 15, as the first meeting dren, Neptune will receive 50 Counties." cident. They told police that the Six merchants pleaded guilty in car was traveling from Mon- versity. pany Paper Board Co. laid off of the season. per cent of the cost of the pro- municipal court Tuesday to some 700 employes last week A Champagne Night, to be held gram in state funds. School mouth Pkwy. when the driver charges of violating a 32-year lost control of it and struck the 1 Estate Career when the Whippany River water at Airport Plaza, Rt. 35, Hazlet districts which send children old ordinance that prohibits "any volume was diminished by the will feature Mr. Paul, Cham- outside their own systems to Man Charged sland. . display or placing of merchan- Mr. Holmes was transported Talk Set Tomorrow drought. About 200 were called pagne Wigs, Rt. 9, Madison Beadleston classes are reim- dise on the streets." back to work Tuesday. Township. bursed by the state for 50 per to Monmouth Medical Center by RED BANK - J. Lester Rig- The six were turning a brisk With Auto cent of the cost of tuition and the Long Branch First aid squad. by, president of the Red Bank business in the George Street 75 per cent of the transportation No summons was issued pend- Area Multiple Listing Service, shopping district, Aug. 12 hold- costs. ing further investigation. will answer questions on real es ing their annual sidewalk sale, Fire is Held Last Concert Tonight Mr. Garrison has estimated tate employment opportunities in when police appeared. RED BANK - Mack McDan- cost of maintaining a special TO PREPARE COMPLAINT Monmouth County to students The men appeared before iel, 216 West Bergen PI., was or- RED BANK — Tonight's Marine Park concert by the Red class for the deaf at $10,000. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - and others interested in real es- Magistrate Meyer J. Cohn, who dered held without bail for Bank Municipal Band will be the last of the season and will Boards of Education also may Grand Jury action by Mag- Borough Council last night, on tate as a means of livelihood at be an all-request performance. fined them $25 each. the recommendation of the police the College and Careers seminar provide for handicapped children istrate John Flood last night. The bandshell will be in use two more Wednesday nights, by retaining them in regular It was the first time in the committee, authorized Borough sponsored by the Steinbach Com- four-year history of the sale that McDaniel is charged with set- however, when the Parks and Recreation Department extends classrooms and providing sup- ting fire la a car betaiging to Attorney Henry J. Saling to pre- pany at its store here from 2 to the season with the presentation of two vocal groups. the merchants were ticketed. pare a complaint against 4 p.m. tomorrow. plementry instruction, or by pro- Roy T. Rooks, 121 West Bergen Next Wednesday, the 41-member Raritan Bay - Middletown in 1956 the city passed an Charlie's Tavern, First Ave., Mr. Rigby, who has been In the viding liome instruction for chil- PI., at the car's parking place Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement amendment to the ordinance al- owned by Joseph and Helen Hop- real estate business in the Red dren for whom there is no class. In front of 91 West Bergen PI. of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will offer comedy lowing merchants to hold side- tay, for selling alcoholic bever- Bank area for more than 20 last Friday. • quartets and lead a community sing. walk sales if given permission ages on Aug. 10 to William Alex- years, is one of a distinguished Witnesses said McDaniel . On Sept. 8 the bandshell will be used by the Middletown by the city commission. ander, a Keansburg minor. ujfeel of speakers invited by the spilled liquid from a sauce pan Chapter of the Sweet Adelines, feminine specialists of oldtlme tiead Start •Police said the six hadn't ob- Hearing was set for Sept. 24. sRlnbach Company to help young on the car, ignited it, and waited harmony. (Continued) . tained such permission. people in the county in choosing in his own car until police and Tonight's concert will begin at 8:30, weather permitting. youngsters respond best "and is a a profession and helping those tremendous thing for them." firemen arrived. seeking s college education. Conductor John W. Luckenbill announced the following False Alarm Robert S. Stromberg of 187 Port program of the band's most popular selections: "Many school problems would disappear if we could reach that Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth, March, "Stars and Stripes" Sousa point in the classroom," he said. Given Response was sentenced to five days in jail No Minimum Atlantic Highlands Selection, "Carmen" Bizet Dr. Hoops said he was gratified RED BANK — A false alarm In lieu of a $23 fine imposed by Trumpet solo, "Willow Echoes" Simons Aide Is Named to learn that so many of the par- took Red Bank's six fire compa- Acting Magistrate Flood. (Donald Tison, soloist) Balance Required ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ents enrolled In the program had nies to William and McLaren Sts. The charge against him Borough Council last night named Descriptive, "Whistler and His Dog" ". Pryor visited the schools and consulted at 7:56 last night. At almost the claimed that on Aug. 23 he was Gardiner Marek, Asbury Ave., March, "On tho Mall" Goldman with the teachers. same time police received a tele- drunk and swinging from a assistant director of the Local Novelty, "Hunting Scene" Bucalossi There are 105 children partici- phone call reporting the alarm Broad St. awning while yelling Public Agency, on a part-time Selections, "My Fair Lady" 1 Lerner an offensive name at a police pating in the project here, but was false, and the firemen were Wt will train you to quality lor Haul basis, at an annual salary of $4,- XylopAme solo, "Chasin' Gary" Dorn illness kept 10 of them home recalled. officer. Iwtll paying poiltlons.For I mori sacurt | 000. ' "New World Symphpny" Dvorak last night, Mrs. Mann said. Willie J. Yarbrough of 51 Leon- Ifutun end a eawtr wtlh Wjhif Ineomi At 2:40 p.m. yesterday the Lib- lopwrtunilin, contact in today. A retired U. S. Navy veteran, Novelty, "Three Blind Mice" Frangkiser The Red Bank program is spon- erty Hose Company responded ard St. was sentenced to 10 days hJieada the Marek Agency, March, "Officer of the Day" Hall sored by the Board of Education to a one-company alarm. A grass In Jail for being drunk, using of- l3CH00LotBUSIHESS M>CHIHESl| (with specialty twirlers Patty Gale and Linda Hansen, majorettes Ave., a real estate and in- and operated by the board in fire along the railroad tracks fensive language, and removing (4 Irosd St., IM Ink firm. Mr, Marek is a led by Elaine Weiiuteln, and flag twirlers led by Sue Dohrn) conjunction with a nine-member near Maple Ave. wat quickly ex- a screen from a River St. house Call 747-514J lifelong residsnt. 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' ""•"• • '-•: Elgart commented: "I can't be here then. I'm without a license in your posses- iy the local Republican Club will Gets Warned "You were charged Aug. 1.starting college," the girl re- sion, you're very, very rude." ' IG held Sunday from noon to 7 House Hunting! If a open Mi- Subdivision This license is dated Aug. 17," torted, but her tone of voice With some assurance from vio- i.m. at Holmdel County Park. son in the Daily Register' <3a»tl- The girl giggled. didn't sit well with Mr. Elgart. lations clerk Mrs. Edith Kern The program, originally sched- fied now. , . . • In Court "I'm glad you think it's funny," It brought the threat of jail and that a check can be made with Plan Opposed MATAWAH TOWNSHIP — the magistrate remarked. was softened to a threat of li- Trenton in one week; the case Magistrate Lloyd D. Elgart last "Unfortunately, this state has cense suspension. was adjourned until next Tues night found nothing funny about no maturity test for drivers. I "Why?," demanded the girl day. In Oceanport the giggling of an 18-year-old don't believe you're old enough to OOEANPORT—About 30 Goose- Plainfield girl who appeared be- drive." neck. Point residents appeared a( fore him on charges of motor Miss Kiszonak not only grew vehicle violations. the Planning Board session last serious. She became indignant. ... IS OUR Our two coavntart offices «fr>r night to piptest a subdivision ap- After the incident and a dis- "Why? Because I went through yea "DrWt-ln Window" urvlce plication, a hearing for which cussion, he cautioned Miss Judy a stop sign and had misplaced my BUSINESS daily* A. M. toS P. M.I Was not 'On the agenda. Kiszonak that "you'd belter be license?" , quiet because in just about a The application of Woodland The magistrate repeated his 4% ANNUAL DIVIDEND minute you're going to jail." Valley, Inc., Red Bank, to create point that! the license was dated COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY " e lots on a Gooseneck Point Miss Kiszonak had been charged after the summons, indicating i was accepted tentatively with failing to have her opera- that possibly she was not validly tor's license in her possession licensed on Aug. 1. it month by the board. The and for failing to obey a stop sign firm's preliminary plan, however, The girl denied this and de- MARINE VIEW Aug. I. clared her original license was 3 J. Kridel's youngest customer* get the feel of good Highway 35, MlddktowM Hwy. it, Atlantic HlgMHdi was rejected by the board. It Mis. A. C. Norwine 1 clothes before they're too old to learn it. ruled the applicant must revise Pleading'guilty, she was asked issued last year and the new 671-2400 291-0100 the plan and present it again last to present her license to show one was a renewal. night. TJie applicant did not apMrs- , Norwine pear at the meeting. Board action last month con Appointed To sisted of ruling the application would ask for a major subdivi- sion. Other action was held over Red Cross Post until the plan, which would have SHREWSBURY — The appoint- FOOD BUYS created eight homesites and anment of Mrs. A, C, Norwine of undersized lot, could be revised. 8RosedaIs Ter., Holmdel, as The undersized lot was planned chairman of the Red Cross Of- 1 become a marina and boat fice of Volunteers was approved irage area. by the Board of Directors of the PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE Charles Lippert, board chair- Monmouth County Chapter at the SAT. man, told the delegation of area last board meeting here, Mrs. TRADING STAMPS FREE residents that when the revised Norwine will succeed Mrs. Bern- plan is submitted, the board will ard White of Shrewsbury, who rule on its acceptability, Follow- resigned effective Sept. 17. ing tentative acceptance, he said, Everett Rudloff, chapter the board will set a date for a chairman, praised Mrs. White's public hearing. The hearing, he leadership and many contribu- said, could not take place before tions to the Red Cross chapter October. operation, during the past 18 CHUCK STEAK years. Mrs. White is leaving Shrewsbury and the board ac- cepted her resignation with re- Heads Design gret but the nominating com- mittee is proposing her as an WELL TRIMMED - FIRST CUTS . . Committee honorary director. The Office of Volunteers Is the administrative body of the •or Museum volunteer service groups of the local chapter. It oversees the recruitment, training and place- ment of Red Cross volunteers in hospital and community service CROSS RIB POT ROAST programs including Red Cross LEGS or blood program aides. CALIFORNIA Mrs. Norwine is a veteran of 23 years' service in Red Cross. BREAST QUARTERS Since 1962 she has been a volun- BONELESS-FOR FOR FRYING OR BOILING STYLE teer in the Monmouth County POT OR OVEN Chapter Office of Volunteers as CHUCK vice chairman in charge of c records and recognition. She has LEGS KEG. STYLE 49 actively participated in chapter BONELESS-CUT IN CUBES SPRING SHOMDBl affairs- here. She has served for two years as chairman of the STEWING BEEF 69 BREASTS REG. STYLE 59c LAMB CHOPS 79 chapter annual dinner meeting Ib. HIP CUTS is a board member and a menber ITALIAN STYLE-CUT FROM LEG 39 of the nominating committee anri c the speakers bureau. I PORK CHOPS 59 VEAL CUTLETS ROASTERS T^K ^39Ib. She is chairman of the Red COUNTRY STYLE TWO GUYS SKINLESS Cross Volunteer participation c committee for the N.J. Welfare 0011 c SPARERIBS Ib. I DRUMSTICKS Ib. FRANKS 49 Conference this fall in Asbury 49 TURKEY""" 29 Park. William G. Wrightson Prior to coining to Monmouth County Mrs, Norwine •• served PRIDE of RED BANK — Plans for the with the, Millbum-Short Hills, Monmoiith Museum's new build- ; Red Cross in produi^ioS' work, '•1 ng are getting under way with as a staff aide, social welfare COLOMBIA the appointment of William G. aide and as chairman of volun- 100% PURE Wrightson of River Rd., Rumspn, teer nurse's aides. She has been COLOMBIAN COFFEE as chairman of the design com- active for many years in the mittee, it was announced recent- Essex County American As- ty by Cliarles B. Harding of sociation of University Women "urason, museum president. The and is a member of. thf-Northern seum, established as a cultural Monmouth County Branch. ter devoted to the visual CUBE TENDER arts, science and nature, is to CHICKEN be located at the newly chosen Man Jailed lite at Telegraph Hill Park, SHOULDER BONELESS Hi-C DRINKS Holmdel. Preliminary plans will be started soon by Pietro On Charge ASSORTED FLAVORS TWO GUYS KOSHER-MEW PACK _ ^ Belluschi, one of the nation's DEL MONTE or HUNT leading architects, and submitted for suggestions and approval to Of Assault DILL PICKLES £48' the design committee as well as TOMATO Sauce 10 88 SEA BRIGHT — Lacurtis Sul- the museum's trustees and di VERI-FINE «ft 2-fc. * ft livan, 20, of 239 Garfield .Ct. TWO GUYS GELATIN m ^ m w rector. Long Branch, was sent to the The museum will be within county jail last night by Magis- DESSERTS ' 10 58 APPLESAUCE 3c68' trate John P. Weir to await APPETIZING DEPT. easy walking distance of the TWO GUYS PAPER TWOGUYSCANNED *«* WA« parkway's proposed new center Grand Jury action on an atroci- £pr the performing arts and a ous assault count. KrildihW refuge, where the The man was charged with NAPKINS SODA 4k- 12-78' musaum will be In charge of anstriking James Dooley, 22, of 38 TWO GUYS BATHROOM outdoor nature education pro- Lafayette St., Rumson, Saturday HELLMANN'S REAL _A gram. night with a bottle. Police said Mr. Wrightson, who was grad- the man refused to show Mr. TISSUES COLOR! MAYONNAISE £58' Dooley, an employee of the Gold uated from Newark Academy TWO GUYS SELECT RIPE TWO GUYS SOLID WHITE* - ** *% and attended Dartmouth Col- Coast Bar, East Front St., his lege, is an'official of the A&Pidentification when he asked to be served alcoholic beverages. OLIVES Company with offices in NewN TUNA MO, 4-98' York. A struggle ensued, it was said TWO GUYS FACIAL and the defendant allegedly TURKEY ROLL TWO GUYS GRAPE «*** He worked on the building ALL struck Mr. Dooley across the COLORS C committee of the new Newark nose. The wound required three TISSUES JAM or JELLY ?38 Academy campus at Livingston, stitches to close at Monmouth which was dedicated this spring Medical Center, Long Branch. DAIRY DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT, He is also vice president of the The Long Branch youth was Board of Trustees of Newark committed to jail in default of Academy, on the • Board of $1,000 bail. PRODUCE DEPT. nriaitagers of Bonnie Brae Farm W Boys, and a trustee of the ? BAPTISM East Orange General Hospital. CREAM CHEESE BIRDS EYE VEGETABLES RED BANK — Beth Ann Lac- Other members of the design quement, daughter of Capt CUT CORN committee are Mr. Harding, Al- and Mrs. Richard A.- Lacque- BORDENS 8 U.S. # 1 POTATOES CHOPPED SPINACH fred Eastern Poor, Locust; Mrs. ment, Fort Monmouth, was bap- oz. LEAF SPINACH •' Gordon R. Smith, Rumson; Mrs. tized by her grandfather, Rev 25 Oliver A. Vietor, Rumson; Dr. Dr. D. S. Lacquement, at ser- Lionel A. Walford, Locust and vices in Eirst Methodist Church ROYAL DAIRY-FRESH SNOW CROP here Sunday. JO 38 Mrs. Douglas A. Yorke, Rumson. ORANGE JUICE 25 FRESH TENDER ORANGE 6^99' Ib. cello TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP WEEKLY SPECIAL CARROTS bag 10 ONE BOOK SPECIAL ITALIAN SCREENS YOUR BOOK WirW TOWARD THE PRUNE PLUMS 19 WORTH mj .^ PURCHASE OF We reglaze and 'repair PLASTIC ' , all types of screens DISH PAN MclNTOSH APPLES ANY FAMOUS BRAND Venetian Blinds Rectangular, full sink size, Your choice of 17-JEWEL colors. Reg. 44c We retape and re-cord FRESH CRISP PASCAL WATCH any type of Venetian blinds £ WITH AFOOO ^ PURCHASE O» IN OUR STOCK FROM 13.88 UP. tt«M0H CELERY • NDMT TKMS • NB MUVHT U.S. NO. 1 YELLOW . 6ofly ad Saturday 8 A.M.-S;30 P.M. CHOOSE FROM HAMILTON, BENRUS, Wtdmda, OMI Friday 'HI » P.M. | HOUSEWARES DEPT. ONIONS GRUEN, WALTHAM, ELGIN.

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••••••••••»#••••••£ •. '**-*- '» ** rfirt ttiidrt in i i iflii • " Mi*! •W^Yiimllli intt I i 1 iI'lrii nlTiT I RtfWffiaffRicmnirmiiiiuuu wmiWOWBmnoriflHUIimilltBi The Register's Opinion Jim Bishop: Reporter At Age 57 and 82 High-Pressure Sales Tactics He sat in an easy chair thinking about a shave. The lean patrician Irish face had a little fuu. The more my father Those high-pressure salesmen are before agreeing to make a purchase. thinks of shaving, the less he thinks of it. He wore the royal It is very often too late after the blue slacks, the knit sports shirt, the loafers, and the neatly on the loose again in Monmouth parted white hair. "Ah," he said after thought, "the hell with signature goes on the dotted line. And County, And the word to the wise it" consumer is "tofeware." here is where a lawyer can be of In two months, he will be 83 and after great value. Buyers should first con- SO a man has a license to skip a shave. Selling a variety of products, they sult a member of the legal profession His needs *re simple: a little rye whiskey, are fast-talking their way to sales that regular meals, an unoccupied bathroom, before signing any contract or docu- run into the millions of dollars. And three naps, a sleeping pill, newspapers, a ment resulting in the spending of hun- they are doing it with inferior products sandwich at 11 p.m. and a little rye whiskey. dreds or thousands of dollars. He wanted to know about his hospiiTS and intricate financial arrangements bills. I wanted to tell him that I had just The salesman to watch is the one that make the buyer, :Very often, pay completed my annual medical checkup— four and five times more than what who comes from out-of-town, sets up which is a two-day jamboree with Dr. Louis Bennett of Hollywood, Fia.—but he was the goods are worth. t. shop in the area for several weeks, makes his pitch, closes the sale,, and more interested In knowing: "Am I in the '! *" They: uss^so-called bait advertis- l bag or hot?" then goes on to amrtfrer p1ac& ~K"is I double-crossed the old sinner. I went ing, containing fine print, designed to virtually impossible to find him after BISHOP through his bills so fast that he couldn't •hoodwink the gullible customer into he closes the deal. absorb the figures: "Englewood Hospital, $2,439.50; cardio- believing they are offering great bar? logist, $250; surgeon, $500; Internist, $580; for convalescent That is why it Is so important to care, $140. Total: $3,909.50." : ;i ; gains. And responsible communications deal with reputable and responsible .He said "My God!" and sagged in the chair. "Fear not," media, knowing of this, are turning merchants. Their standards are high I said. "I have word from your insurance agent, James down this advertising. The policy of Mackey, that you have so many policies in Blue Cross, Blue and so is their quality. They are in Shield, Continental Casualty Co., and others that you are The Daily Register, for example, Is business to stay and know that satis- going to come out nice and even—broke." 1 to refuse bait and switch advertising faction will bring' them more custom- . "Really?" he said. I nodded. "I feel nervous," he saif - "Maybe I ought to have a little shot." "Nothing doing.N as well as all ads that request money ers, Our area is fortunate to have In advance by mail, and advertising Gayle said, passing by. "Your ulcer is flashing red."-"I could many merchants and business people buy a house for that money," my father said. He couldn't. containing coupons which are virtual- of this type. They have been around In 1920, yes. But not now. Instead, he bought himself a ly promissory notes with strong a long time and will continue to be duodenal ulcer. The rye runs over it like a Brillo pad. . penalties. "t have my report," I said. "Are you interested?" He —mainly because they are honest in shook his head no. "You'll read it anyway," he said. So I We implore our readers to be on dealings with their customers. read it. Bennett had typed a two page, single-spaced report the constant alert for this type of on the state of my health, and it was good. "You're 57," my There is no reason for the buyer father said. "You're getting up in the numbers." advertising and salesmanship. If they to be sold the proverbial ball of goods The tests covered complete examination • of eyes, ears, fall for it, they will wind up being by the unscrupulous salesman. With nose, throat, neck, glands, abdomen, electrocardiogram, pros- taken. tate, spleen, liver. X-rays of chest, barium upstairs and down, some careful thought, he pan resist the urine analysis, blood sugar, blood count, cholesterol, colon, If any qonsumer has a question high-pressure taotics and make the duodenal bulb, esophogial cap, hypertropic arthritis of cervical about a product or salesman, it is purchase where he gets a dollar's spine, and a few etceteras not worth mentioning. wise to first make a thorough check worth of value for a dollar spent. . The conclusion read: "In view of the fact that there has been no change in your X-rays from last year, I feel more secure that there is no organic pathology. I would recom- mend that you cut down on your smoking, and that we util Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington anti-arthritic therapy as reeded." I looked up pleased, My father was deep In one of Ms naps. When he awakened, he said: "I should have remarried •right after your mother passed away. I'd have somebody to K&@J) ReU€tOr? Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth talk to." He got to his feet, a little shakily, end started for the bathroom. The door was locked on the inside. We have WASHINGTON—Congressional leaders are rationalizing'and incoherence." Grdss Is not six females, including the housekeeper. Each one can kill a half hour just looking at herself. being sounded out on a new U.S. atomic only against a new contracts but Is,demand- agreement wi.tli Indonesia. ing the nuclear teactor be. repossessed. About 'International Liquidity' He began his tribal dance, so I went to my bedroom to That Is strongly favored by the State "No atomic fuel for any purpose should wash and dress for dinner. I think of him as a lucky man. Department. With President Johnson's ap- be given Sukarno," Gross told Assistant Sec- "The world faces a crisis of liquidity Bretton Woods conference in 1944.1 remember When he was in a coma in the hospital, I didn't know what proval, the department has retary William Eundy, "He may not-bo able whkh demands reform of "the international tlie sparring that preceded, the pessimism that policies ho had, or even how to read them. Jim Mackey took secretly worked out a new to use such fuel to develop an atomic bomb. monetary system". . ."Secretary of the Trea- characterized that conference — and yet out charge, and Big John came out of it better than he had a atomic contract with Com- But he certainly can use it to train atomic sury Fowler calls for a world monetary con- of it came the International Monetary Fund right to expect. munist-truckling President scientists and technicians for that. We should, ference to deal with the problem of inter- and the World Bank as the core of a system I finished washing and dressing and managed to hit my Sukarno and is maneuvering demand the immediate return of the reactor. national liquidity". which has worked miraculously well through- . forehead on the towel rack, This Is not as easily accomplished behind-the-scenes to win It should never have been given him in the "France sharply disagrees out most cf Hie post-World War II period. as it sounds. The face must be wet, the eyes closed, and one v congressional assent. first place. That was ai grave mistake, and with the U.S. on ways to The same sparring and pesimism are obvious must propel the head forward and downward with vigoh Under the law, an It would be Jbe, height, of^fpolfiardiness to expand liquidity". . . . now — but as I was then, so I am now one The result is a closeup of constellations accompanied byJflM for ringing in the ears and a puncture wound which looks as atomic agreement must be compound it by^iV,mi.Hlia w$iM$ "•" The above is a sampling .•• ofihe few optimists on the ultimata outcome. submitted to Congress, In Sukarno's tKree-hour-iorig' independence (4) If the tentative U.S. timetable It fol- though a .22 had just knocked and entered. of hundreds of newspaper . In fact, a moment of reflection is required to find out If Which then has 30 days to day harangue last week, he truculently •reports in recent months. lowed, at next month's meeting of the gov- corisidit It: If not expressly boasted "we are prepared to defend our- ernors of tho IMF, a committee representing the brains are still unscrambled. Mostly, I was angry at my- To many top policymakers self for stupidity. . disapproved by the Senate selves *ithDominican Republic. We must* tem?!' What does it mean to you? A: This technical term refers to all the From Our Readers and use from,' the "U.S. ;., resist* t/.S,. aggression and give active aid to |n this and tomorrow's column, I'll^try .,. reserves and credits available to the govern- J Atomic Energy Comm sslon our btoth'ers, inOiyje(.,N8m.",.';.. td translate this defiantly tougl^afflegab into »,.,, wents and central banks of the free world to the International A fcmlc ..,--'-,lor thq setUeinent of their debts .(deficits iq The Register welcomes letters from Its readers, ^ Commission — of »mch.. your words.and mine. But ffest, I'm going STILL ProDjjNG AROUND - Of the on the line with these four key points: their balance of payments) with each other. they contain signature, address and telephone number. Letters IH^^M Russia and other Commu- score of U.S. Information Service libraries ; [l):The problem of reforming our inter- The "owned reserves" include: gold and should be limited to 100 words. Endorsements of political can- • *j^H nist countries are active such key currencies as US, dollars and Brit- and centers mobbed and sacked in 1984-65, national monetary system Is-real and cannot didates or commercial products are not acceptable,' f^^H members. Nationals from only two governments have made full-resti- ish, pou.rds held by foreign central banks. •iHHH these nations hold key posi- be shrugged off. If we do hot tackle It in K tution—Pakistan and Turkey; time, the consequences could profoundly and . The credits include: the funds which (he SCOTT tions on the IAC. nations may borrow from the International, In defending this backstage deal, State Egypt, where the most costly destruction adversely affect the expansion of world trade occurred ($423,734), Is still stalling—despite and thus your own jrJb, paycheck, profits. Monetary Fund or may get through various Morality Missionary Department officials make two points: deals (swap agreements) which they've 1. If the Xj.S. refused' to" renew the 1961 the fact that the Johnson Administration sev- ,(2) You are in for mounting debate on 231 Wyckoff Rd. eral months ago granted Nasser another $37.5 : ; worked out with each otiher. contract, Sukarno will seek atomic assistance this question in the months immediately x Eatontown, N. J. | | million.in, urgently needed surplus grain. The total of the owned reserves in mid- from theComrrninists, particularly Red' China. , 1 ahead. At the meeting of the world's finance To the Editor: 'Mernifewof ,Congresa;,seeklng to ascer- ministers in Washington next month, inter- 1965 was about $65 billion. The total of the 2. Cbntmuirtfce of "peaceful atomic 'aid" . tain what has been done about these out- , oredit reserves was about $23 billion, will enable the ;U.S.''to'maintains' "toehold" " national liquidity" will dominate all talks, on During the past week hundreds of my good neighbors rages have been informed the State Depart- and off: the record. Think of it this way. Your own "liquidity" have signed petitions which were presented to the Borough In Indonesia" Respite Sukarno's Increasing ment and U.S. Information Agency are "still dose ties with. the.Mpscow-Pelping.bloc.,, describes the cash and credits you have which Council of Eatontown. These petitions Indicated a mounting working on the matter." So far as the USFA (3) We are takmg the lead in moving are acceptable to your creditors in payment concern about current and potential Immorality in our bor- TROUBLE AHEAD - While President Is concerned, that means nothing Ibta towi-trd the first great overhaul of our inter- of your debts. The world's "liquidity" de- ough. One petition demanded action on the sale of unapprovef"* Johnson favors,the new contract, he has ' done. . '• •• vJ national monetary system since it was cre- scribes the cash and credits the nations have literature; the other opposed the proposal of a billiard parloL •trong {and well-founded) misgivings about Currently, this $173 million worldw ated at Bretton Woods, ,N.H., 21 years ago. which are acceptable to their creditors in in the borough. • fUbmitUflg It to Congress. \ / % agency Is i headless. The three close friends ta among the handfal ol reporters still payment of their debts. (Tomorrow! The prob-' These actions merit the support of all our righteous Already the treaty with Russia J<* estab- of President Johnson appointed to the top y at work who covered the historic Iems of liquidity and reform.) citizens, Our less fortunate neighbors must be protected from lish/consulates in the two countries Is in jobs still haven't taken over. Although named the wages of. their sinful ways. But we must not stop here. •uch serious difficulty that it's very ques- more than a month ago' and confirmed by tionable whether Senate ratification will be Let us organize a Mission of Morality that will stamp out the the Senate, they are not going to work until occasions of sin throughout our borough. There are ether areas sought this session. Opponents believe they Sept. 1—so they say! John Chamberlain: These Days have the votes to block it. of shame which demand our attention. Following is the official record on what Think of the number of places in this borough that sell And Sukarno is even more disliked on the State Department and USIA have done alcoholic beverages. Consider the death, injuries, hardship, and Capitol Hill than President Nasser. The Sen- about the pillaged libraries. Listed are the ate overwhelmingly voted an amendment'in • Immorality that can be directly attributed to imbibing. Here Country, Damage and Status: e California Puzzle is an area that demands our forceful opposition. the $3.36 billion foreign aid authorization bill Cambodia (Phnon Penh), USIS library de- barring further economic aid to both' war-> It would be presumptuous to pontificate betrays a woeful ignorance of the ancient Then there are the race tracks just on the outskirts of stroyed by mob; All books, magazines, furni- on the riots, in Los Angeles Tram New York our community. Think of how the families of the misguided, threatening--dictators. .But. under White House ture, and equipment destroyed OT stolen, claim law, of supply and demand. pressure, this provision, by Sen. Fred Harris, City at the other end of the Continent. But The lack of volunteers willing to harvest hard-working wage-earners, who lose their money in these pending, if It is true, as has been conj&itured by places, suffer. There Is work for us here. D-Okla, was eliminated in conference, (Djakarta), mob smashed windows, cantaloupes and plant tomatoes in California many commentators, that the primKxause has been attributed to the fact that city Last, but not least,'I "have heard from friends of mine" A bitter fight is certain if the new atomic wrecked furniture, and burned about 20 per of the California viSenci up in Salem. There is this witchcraft thing ... I / / contract with Indonesia Is sent to Congress. cent of USIA library collection of 20,000 books, people don't take kindly to rural work. And was frustration because ecrK ho doubt many- of the Negroes In the Watts Rep. Chet Holifield, D-Calif, chairman of claim pending. ,.,,-.... nomic benefits for the Ne- , Puritanically yours, » 1 district in Los Angeles have become citified Andrew L. Meyer the Joint Atomic Committee, has served no- Viet Nam (Hue), destroyed large number groes have not magically W the years. But the thought will not tice his key group "will want to take a long of books, ransacked and destroyed office materialized from the pass- down4hat scores of young Negro emigrants and careful look at such a proposal. We equipment, furniture and reference books, age of the Voting Rights from th>»old cotton south have had specific will want to know a lot more about it than restitution not requested because of change of Act, then a few questions we do so far." government immediately after this incident. vocational training in farm work. are In order. Many of theJn^have gone to northern Reps. Clement Zablocki, D-Wis, and H. R. Pakistan (Dacca), library severly dam- aged, furniture and glass windows destroyed, The fact is that the and western cities. Back In the Thirties, Gross, R-Iowa, members of the Foreign farmers of California have when the Okies were puTltngup stakes and Affairs Committee, are flatly opposed. Pakistan government paid full costs of dam- ages. , been.crying for labor to- heading into the setting sunTStee was no Zablocki brushes aside the State Depart- replace the Mexican brace- familiar agricultural work for thtsa to do ment's contentions as "typical bureaucratic Turkey (Izmir), ifJS.. pavilion at fair CHAMBERLAIN ros who have been penned when they got to California. But today! ' severely damaged hjy rioting, Turkish govern- up on thetcown side ot the border ever since well-lcnown California politician, fronjvl rowt settled all claims (or damages in full, SeMetar; of Ubof Wtilatd-'WTU dewed ttatty Governor Pat Brovw ft RepubKcaV United Arab Republic (Cairo), John F. latt January that domestic workers should Senator George Murphy, Is busy telling the THEMHY Kennedy Memorial Library completely gutted; get first whack at such things as picking world that California is desperately^in need'' REGISTER 24,000 books destroyed; furniture destroyed; lemons, fertilizing date palms, harvesting of farmhands to keep a nation supplied with printing shop equipment heavily damaged or cantaloupes, and planting tomatoes. The citrus fruits ar.d tomato juice at prices it destroyed, $423,724 claim still pending. UAR 4M2 Broad St.. Red Bank, N.J. response to the call for American citizens can afford. Government has agreed to restitution, but no to get the crops in at a going wage has settlement yet reacHed. " " '••••' There's something bizarre about the sit- Estab. 1S78 by John H. Cook and flenry Clay - been poor, and the Department of Labor uation when people with farm backgrounds Boliviu (Santa Cruz), U&IS offices and 1 hns had to, recruit high School students, jam up In the cities while the crops rot in Published by the fted Birttk Register Incorporated the bi'-ytional 'center heavily damaged dur- ' -athletes for the most part* in an attempt to the Jields. True enough, it takes skill to W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President ing riot, many books burned, restitution not save lettuce, berries and melons before the make a harvest hand who Is capable of JAMES J. HOGAN M. HAROLD KELLY requested. sun shrivels them- up. These high school dealing with specialized crops. But if the Editor General Manager Sudan (Khartoum), U.S. flag destroyed, students have done some good work, but Department of Labor had had any foresight, Thomas J. Bly, E"cutiv» Editor *" library windows and display cases smashed, they have not In the nature of things been it would have Jet the braceros stay on In othen damage, claim still pending. William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln able to supply the expertise of the braceros. California for a while. Meanwhile, It could ' Aiioclati Editor! Burundi (Bujumbura), paint smeared on So valuable crops have either perished have established proper agricultural recruit- Frank W. Harbour , . Charles A. Johnston library walls, doors smashed and shrubbery or have not been planted. The prices at the Ing'and training facilities in the California Mlddl»town Bureau Mgr. Fmholfl. Bureau Mgr. uprooted, claim still pending. . grocery stores have taken formidable leaps. cities, the Watts area ot Los Angeles Included, Member of the Associated Press Greece (Rhodes), many windows broken The Department of Labor Insists that it is with an eye to phasing out the foreign brace- The Aaioclbted Preai li entitled escluilvely to the use and otiher damage to offices of Voice of the middle man who is reaping the profit for republlcatlon all of the local tiewl printed In thli ros over a five-year period. wtV aa will « all AP new* dUpatchei. Americ, repairs made by local authorities frpm this, and it is all too true that the ,. The cry that "ghetto conditions" must be Member of American Newspaper Publishers Assoc. at no cost to U.S. farmer, who gets only 37 cents of the con- . eliminated Is a just one. But to get rid of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Ceylon (Jaffna), reading room severely sumer's food dollar in 1965 as compared to such conditions somebody has to persuade 42j, cents a decade ago, has not benefited Tie Red Bank Jtetutar, toe. uiumci to financial damaged by hand bomb thrown from street, the ghetto dwellers that there Is dignified "He thinks every American should search his raspontlbllitlef tor typogrtpmcal trrora In advertlfements, restitut'on not requested. • piicewlge when and If he has crops to sell work elsewhere. Is melon picking or tomato but will reprint without cbarn, that (an of an adver- conscience for attitudes which might I Unmanl In whlcn Ui« typofraphfcal error occun. Advtrtliari Martinique (Fort-de-France), library dis- in a scarcity market. But when the Depart- planting a demeaning occupation? If this will gUUf notify Vat mtatfmnt Imiatdlatrir ot anr1 figured by red paint and oil. Sign completely ment of Labor says that it Is the middle Idea • spreads, then this nation Is going to contributed to the Los Anaeles riots.' «rror which may owur. . . • ruined, hy,dtfac^en.t,, pjher,d*rnage, to IjiiiidU , ,tn*n, not the banishment of the braceros, that have a famine some day. And when < that TWI s»w»ptr Mavttuatt rmiftnirbtmiet lor »ui»- ' rarau at oslfioo In letter* (no it* naderi. ing and equipment, restitution not requested!' a to blame lot the recent price Jumps, It • day comes we'll all be living In a ghetto. ;6-Wed* August 25, 1965 7 TOE DAILY REGISTER Auput 25, 1965-7 Playground Winners In Matawan Twp. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Toe tiest talking' doll; Pit Healy, Winners at CliHwood doll show first five weeks of the Recre- prettiest eyes, Kathy Hughe* and were Anna Emm, unusual; Kin ONLY! ation Commission's summer pro- Susan Smith, best dressed; Billye Thomson, prettiest;. Maryann try gram has come to tin end. ApBradley- , shortest hair; Marybeth Straniero, cutest: Bobbie Haus- Thursday proximately 1,000 children par- Healy, curliest feair; Jodi Mill- man; most beautiful; Judy Seal- ticipated. Many parents also took man, longest hair, and Jo Annso, smallest; Nancy Parsi-ck, big- Lawry's COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 part in various activities. Mandell, cutest South American gest; Jemma Cherney, funniest; Friday With three more weeks of the doll. Tart Scalso, prettiest dressed; 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD, SHREWSBURY program left before the children Also, Lori Millman, doll with Dawn Thompson; cutest dressed; new 10 to 9 Kim Smuller, most beautiful return to school the remaining nicest mink cape; Lori Gold- dressed; Jackie Parsidt, funniest AT THE ASP SHOPPING CENTER activities will consist of arts and stein, doll with nicest carriage; dress; Connie 'Jackson, nicest Seasoned crafts, horseshoe finals, Yankee Donna Merdinger, doll with most hair; Ellen Parsick, straightest . to 6 Air Condifioned—Complete New Parking Facilities stylish hairdo; Debbie Evans, and Met ball games, junior olym hair; Patty Devoe, longest hair; doll with nicest pig tails; lisa pics, camera day, hobby contest, Barbafa Devoe, shortest hair; Pepper flower show and inter-game ac- Mets, doll with softest skin; Carol Pat Russo and Stuanna Scalso. THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ON NOT ONE BUT EVERY ITEM. DALTON — tivities. Ann Manltin, cutest Wishnick, The commission, in conjunc- and Amy Millman, prettiest hat. Potato peeling contest winners MR. MORT — EVAN PICONE — MARK HOBER — AILEEN — ZACARI — tion with Matawan Borough, is were Kathy Braceo, Jean Tra- sponsored a bus trip to the bachino and Ann Emm Glunk, PANTINO — GOLDWORM — HEISER — CABANA — GABEY — JACK-PIN World's Fair Aug. 24, when Mata- MC Promotes Cliffwood. For arts and crafts — MR. PANTS — SAMUEL ROBERTS and ITALIAN and SWISS IMPORTS. wan Day was celebrated at the at Cliffwood, winners were Bar- New Jersey Pavillion. Miss Pillsbury bara Devoe, Gary TrabacJiino, last-week's playground activi- WEST LONG BRANCH — Miss terry" Scalso, Judy Scalzo, Suz- ties included a doll show, potato Mary Lou PilUbury of Middle- anne Scalzo, Jimmy Winterberg, peeling contest, arts and crafts town has ben promoted from as- Rocco Di Poalo and John Dom- and inter-game activities. Win- sistant director to director of browski. ners at the doll show held in placement at Monmouth College. Winners at Cambridge Park SELLING OUT Cambridge Park were: She succeeds Charles W. Rlt- were Donna Clement, Mary Ann Theresa Evans and Kathy scher. Walsh, Susan Shortell, Laura Sharp, biggest doll; Rose Honig, Miss Pillsbury will concentrate Eremito, Elsie Hill, Kathy Walsh, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF smallest doll; Pam Lewis, pret- on assisting' students in their Marybeth Healy, Patricia Healy, search for permanent employ- Matthew Healy, Kithy Sharpe, ment, and, at the same time, will Mary Dianne Sharpe, Donna A»- Red Bank Firm serve companies and schools In bjorne, Elsie Zimmer and Lori need of employees. Goldstein. *MR.BEYDA'S " Develops New On Conn. Ave., Washington, D. C. One of the East Coast's most Display Racks KEYPORT, N. J, exclusive ladies' sportswear chain stores... A complete new stock WEST FURNITURE CO. it's not RED BANK — An improved 244-0111 of exciting new 1965 unusual and imported casual fashions in the method for merchandising storm door and window hardware items so most wanted colors and fabrics . .. without a doubt. You will go in retail outlets, has been de- veloped by Security Hardware hot! wild when you see the ridiculous low Bargainland prices on ladies' Manufacturing Corp., 20 Bridge Ave., here. fashions straight out of the latest magazine. This surprising stuff has less bite—mort ptp—thin Jay Edwards, security sales plain pepper! A subtle blend of black pepper, mild manager, said the new technique green peppers, sweet red peppers, spices, seasonings. Which he termed a merchandis- Open Hon. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 p.m. Sensational on steak, chicken, burgers, fish, salads, too. ing first, utilizes specially de- LADIES' LADIES' LADIES1 signed wall racks adapted for both small and large store use. The display racks will be dis- ^BERMUDAS tributed to retail outlets, begin- ning in September, and the full GOODYEAR PRE-LABOR DAY BLOUSES SKIRTS line "will be exhibited at the, SLACKS national hardware show iri' New By Dalton, Gaby, York in September. By Norman Davidson, Mr. Edwards the racks pro- Vera,'Alton. Mr. Pants, Zacari, CULOTTES vide the retailer with compact, Lady Manhattan, ready-made door and window Arnold Palmer, hardware product departments Jack Fin, Alleen Shatter* By Evan Picon*, which take up a minimum of space. Security Is a major producer AS LOW AS AS LOW AS Mr. Mort, Mr. Panh, of a. broad line of retail hard- ware items. Its products are Dalton, Janus Ktnreb. sold in hardware stores and other retail'outlets in most parts of the United States. Security is * SAVE ON TIKES FW BUI a wholly-owned subsidiary of C/UtONTIffitOftDt AS LOW AS Electronic Assistance Corpora' tion. * CLOSE-OBIS! County Coin Show HIGH-PSKFOtMAMOE IBESt Is Scheduled • SILKS, KNITS , & UP LONG BRANCH — The fifth MSHIONID TO FLATTIR annual <^»n show of 4ih»f.Mon- CLOSING OUT OUR EUfOUS ALL-WEATHER TffiE' ANY FIGURE .. . VALUES TO M.O8 moutri CotinVCoin Club will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. ForBaictSfMciatOlrJat s lurfl 4 and r>, as part of the city's VAL. to 20.00 • ALL SIZES sins i M it Summer Festival. F-as.Cnwnir.Uwmn. The exhibition will be at the National Guard Armory, Ocean Ave. Admission is free. Ex- hibitors will compete in various ad ears!< 620x15 f> DRESSES classes and prizes will be 7.75x15 awarded. Built with A dealers' bourse will feature 8.00x14 the program as 35 firms that extra-mileage 8.25x14 • COCKTAILS trade in- coins will buy and sell 7.10x15 special offerings. Information al- Tufsynand 8.15x15 so will dispensed on values of 830x14 FABULOUS gold coins and groups of coins. 3-T nylon I For Edsef/ 8.55 x 14 Chrjster, Portfec, John Collins, 1317 Railroad 7.60x15 IMPORTED KNITS Ave., Asbury Park, is show 8.45x15 chairman. Irving Carol and WfflTEWALLS ONLY *225 MORE! Russell Silkworth are in charge By Mr. Mort, Dalton, Goldworm, of publicity. Dan Saunt, Jr. Sophisticates, New Church Post laret, Jr. Accent, Crazy VAL to For Rev. Leyden RUMSON - Rev. Stuart G. Oar BRAND NEW orse. SIZES 5 to 18 120.00 Leyden, assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, here, Original Equipment Tire will assume the pulpit of the Pittsgrove United Presbyterian GOODTEAK nac*MMar«r*MW Church, Da'retown, Sept. I. BACK TO CAMPUS FASHIONS Rev. and Mrs. Leyden will Powercosfckn be honored by the congregation JUNIOR DRESSES • JACKETS • JUMPERS of the Rumson church at a coffee hour in the auditorium BLOUSES • TEENS SKIRTS-KILTS / following the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday. jcartefn Calling all style conscious Young Ladles.

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GO GOODAEAR - Killed—-3- 4 Ib. size—Split, quartered or cut up rmtnU* punctunt. • IF A MOOYEM TIM V t* m than SOMO dCwitd •»< Coofrwii-tpriatod in Ht fmet-ttMmt.tt.mUmt Boneless, Choice Lean - Fresh Lean - Meaty OF CROSS GROUND SPARE SKINLESS LANE'S INCRED BANK RIB ROAST CHUCK RIBS FRANKS TIL 741-0484 WHOLESALE and RETAIL 69J Cor. of Maple Ave. and White St., Red Bank «-*«, August 25. 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Name Winners At Playground MIDDLETOWN — The Recrea- SAVE PLEN11 tion Commission recently an- nounced the winners of various activities held throughout town-1 ship playgrounds. Evergreen Park announced the FOR YOU winner of its "Miss Evergreen" Contest, Regina Tarpcy. Mem-, AT FINAST bers of the court Included Kathy Minogue, first runner-up, and Sharon and Susan Talian, second runners-up. In conjunction with the contest, youngsters partici- MORE LOW PRICES, QUALITY, VARIETY.... pated in a cook-out and commu- nity song fest. Waloo Park sponsored an Indi- an doll»contest. Winners of the PLUS event Included: Beverly Colt, most original; Patty Etzkorn, best rain maker; Sherrl Kern, SUPERMARKETS neatest; Gary Smith, most fero- STAMPS! cious; Linda Hoffman, tallest; Donald Colt, best clown; Buddy Hoffman, most colorful; Jerry Buttertrodt,, funniest; Susan Rathburn, fattest, and Donna Masker, smallest. Other chil CROSS RIB dren participated in a crazy hat show. Winners were: Debbie Farrell, craziest; Karen Keelen, most original; Susan Rathburn, prettiest; Maryann Mulligan, most colorful; Annette Caso, best ROAST homemade; Grace Farrell, most BONELESS U.S. CHOICE delicious; Odie Hock, most con- cealing; Gary Smith, smallest, and Steve Olivera, tallest. Activities at Gordon Court In- cluded a pet show, crazy hat show, freckle contest and tether- ball contest. Pet show winners were: Deb- bie Merker, most talented dog; Susan, Kathy and David O'Heron, best looking dog; Linda Merrel, friendliest dog; Gwen Booth, mhrt timid dog; Kathy Czugh, cutest dog; Susan, Kathy and Da- vid O'Heron, wildest dog; Cindy, lb CHUCK CUTS lb Barbara and Robert Oberle, dog 59c FINAST SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS with the longest ears; Susan CHUCK STEAKS «™ 49' CALIFORNIA STEAKS O'Heron, dog with the longest SH0ULDERCUT JSDACH0ICE lb NUTRITIOUS tail; Debbie Merker, oldest dog; M9* FINAST SLICED BOLOGNA "••»** 5* Kathy Crugh, youngest dog; Rick LONDON BROIL ^ 99« SELECTED BEEF LIVER Jeffendn, darkest dog; Gwen V0R b Booth, lightest dog; Rick Jeffer- -79' FRESH SWORDFISH STEAKS 69c son, ugliest dog; Pant Gullman, POLISH SAUSAGE ™ ^ .«- 69<= BACK BAY SLICED BACON best-behaved animal; Donna Jef- ferson, most comical animal; Billy Jefferson,, most unusual ro- For greatest OVER-ALL values... shop Finast! FROZEN FOOD BUYS dent; Kathy Stuart, cutest ani- IMITATION ORANGE JUICE mal; Bret Jefferson, smallest animal; David O'Heron, biggest animal; Kathy Stuart, longest whiskers; Debbie Merker, long- Birdseye Awake est hair; Pam Gullman, most WESSON OIL nSSSSm --29« "YOU" GARDEN - SLICED talented goldfish; Cindy Oberle, longest animal, and Paul Gull- c man, prettiest bird. Strawberries size J # Crazy hat show winners were: INSTANT SANK A .is si.39 OCEAN GARDEN Robert Oberle, craziest hat; Bar- bara Oberle, most original, and Colleen Be'agen, prettiest. Freck- t«; contest winners were: Billj King Crab Meat L59 nx Hohensee, most freckles; Co! CARNATION ... FOR TWO • ' leen Besgen, largest freckles HUDSON NAPKINS »™* 3-89 • and .Marie Miller, smallest freck le«. Belford youngsters took part Shrimp Cocktail 189-1 r In a doll parade with the follow- GREEN GIANT ing winners: Anne Marie Ga DRINKS •=£=• 4=1.00 serve with 6 oz. bree, best. hand-sewn clothes; Mary Yahflra, -largest doll; Co- Mushrooms STEAK size 49 rinnft Mallnka, smallest doll; Virginia Decker, most unique :«ndCM5 14% oz. doll; Anne Marie Gabree, bes cans home-made doll; Kathy Thorsten- ASPARAGUS TIPS RICHMOND 2 49 FRUIT DRINKS 10t°™89<: sen, largest number of dolls; Carol TwJgg, doll with pretties' hair; David Decker, best foreign OR WAFFLE CREAMS SEAFOOD PLATTER costume, and Denlse Hickman NABISCO best dressed doll. SUGAR WAFERS 35 FINAST FISH STICKS Kathy Flood, lorl Terry, Laura Casaleggl and Mary Kerns re- MEALTIME MAID VEAL STEAKS ceived awards in a freckle con test at Harmony playground, In HOWARD JOHNSON FRIED CLAMS other activities, Albert Maresca, Dawn Maresca, Jean Scriffigna 'YOR' GARDEN POTATO PUFFS no, Paul Begley and Pam Feen ey received prizes for partic: pation in » bike parade. ICE CREAMIBEVERAGES With Debbie Kerner doing thi DELICATESSEN SPECIALS? pitching, Bodman't girl softbal team scored a victory ovei BROOKSIDE MILLBROOK Chanceville, 18-1. The girls hav OR SPICED HAM 59c had two wins and three losses ALL FLAVORS ALL FLAVORS HAM LOAF for the season. Bodman's ba: ketball team, led by Joe Grogan NONE FINER NO DEP. BOT. 29c has lost two games to' Chanc CREAMY COLE SLAW ville. OR MIDGET SALAMI Chanceville youngsters had a KOSHER FRANKS 79c watermelon, feast, won by Rich- ard Hartman and Jeanle Mullen. Other activities included a cook- FINAST LIQUID DETERGENT INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED - AMERICAN OR COTTAGE CHEESE 29c out, movie and inter-playground PIMENTO - PASTEURIZED PROCESS •AVAILABLE AT STOKES WITH DELI DIPT. basketball and softball games. REALEMON LEMON JUICE quart bot. Coming events Include a movie and a costunie party. BURRY FUDGETOWN COOKIES 1 lb. pVg. Finast Cheese Slices At Lincroft Playground chil- INSTANT MIX—CHOC. «r STRAW. 1 plat 2 oi. con dren were preparing for a scav- JACK FROSTED enger hunt, cook-out and pet BAKERY TREATS show. Winners will be announced FINAST-OVEN FRESH GLAD SANDWICH BAGS at a future date. , 1 HONEYDEW 12 oi. wn The annual playground cham- 4az. LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF pionships were conducted at Bod- PINEAPPLE PIE AXELROD'S COTTAGE CHEESE !Jb.ajp man Park, Wednesday, Aug. 18 £49 Winners of the various events re FINAST - BANANA 10«.pkg. received trophies. DURKEE BROWN GRAVY MIX MELONS The movie of the week, The 14 oz. HOLLANDAISE SAUCE MIX Iron Maiden, will be shown at Pkg. »»«' .29c Harmony, Bayview, Ideal Beach, CHIFFON CAKE JUMBO SIZE Leonardo and Belford. 49 BACHMAN PRETZEL STICKS SUGAR CHOCOLATE DONUTS °n.do, 29c SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT CRACKERS Fcm«(fc' (n&lructian CALIFORNIA -' CASTORIA -•"•'••>« «™*n loaves 53c At Army Signal School BROOKSIDE FARMS ™<™ 2 VINE-RIPENED FORT GORDON, Ga.- (AP)- AQC PEPTO BISMOL TABLETS SAVE AT FINAST 24 to bot. Soldiers moving from the rigors EXTRA LARGE WHITE BREAD L loaves of basic training into Fort Gor- SACCHARIN TABLETS Vt GRAIN 33c Team up with Corned Beef: don's Southeastern Signal School WITH THIS will meet an innovation in mili COUPON JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY OIL 53c tary communications — a shape- ly female instructor. ARRID SPRAY DEODORANT 79c Miss Dorothy Broaddus, omn sums | CABBAGE petite brunette, has been PACQUIN SILK & SATIN CREAM 4 or. tin named the first female civilian | WITH A PURCHASE OF $7.50 1 HALO SHAMPOO RKlULA*OIIDItYK«MULA staff instructor at the school. LIMIT I m ADULT—CIGAIEnES, TOBACCO, BEER, LIQUOI All of her students will be male, AND FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER FANCY RBR~ Miss Broaddus, who previously COUPON NOT REDEEMABLE Al HACKENSACK, 1 pint 10 or. Aft- worked at the Pentagon in Wash PIAINFIELD. WESTFIELD & ELIZABETH COLLEGE INN TOMATO COCKTAIL hot. X7C Ington for 12 years before com Good thru Sat.,'Aug. 28th PEACHES CARROTS Ing to Georgia, will teach com Enast munication procedures and mes- |15'/4OZ, lage center operations. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th of all NEW JERSEY, CALO CAT FOOD 29c She .has no qualms about her NEW CITY, PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND stores (exespt PLAINF|ELD, — — new 'Job. "I think it's really WESTFIELD, ELIZABETH and HACKENSACK). We rewrve the Tight to limit GERBER STRAINED CHOPPED nice," she said. quantities. Not respqnsibls for typographical errori. BABY FOOD 4 oz. Id {or 95c 7oz. 2 29 2 2% , Sell Fastt The Daily Register CUteifidd, " - ' THE DAILY REGISTER Wed., Augutf 25, 1965-0 ' __._ Mescal Carpi ptrtema Adult Touch Football Manalapan ixA renuiaed an tfce ground tt League Being Formed til the llit' of * tbe evacue was aboard. LONG BRANCH -- The Kec Red Bank Center to Benefit Airman Cited Mrs. Ketfer »ald that althou; rtttion Department has an she hears .'•, regularly from n sounced the formation of ai 37-year-old son, "He doesn't t< adult touch football league to be From Neighborhood Unit Dinner In Viet Nam gin in mid-September. me things like that. He'* afra RED BANK — Livingston L. ect set forth in the research and that I'll worJy." The ten-team, elghtmai MANALAPAN - Staff Sgt. Wlngate, executive director of planning study: "Youth In the Mrs. Keffer learned the net games will be played on Sunde HARYOU-ACT, Inc. (Harlem Jacob P. Keffer, son of Mrs. mornings on local fields. , Ghetto: A Study of the Con- of her son's bravery from h Youth - Associated Communit"" " "y sequences of Powerlessness and Dorothy Keffer, Tennent Rd., has been awarded the Bronze Star wife, Mrs. Adele Keffer, wl Teams), will address the kickoff a Blueprint for Change." lives in South Hampton, Loi Sell Faatl The Daily Registei dinner for the Red Bank multi- As chief counsel to the House Medal with a special valor in- purpose center Friday at 7 p.m. Island, with' the couple's thn Committee on Education and La- signia in Vi^t Nam. sons, Douglas, 10; Mark, 6, ai The dinner will be held in. Pil-bor, and as special assistant to Kris, 3. grim Baptist Church, Shrewsbury Sgt. Keffer was given the 1ATONTOWM. N. J. its chairman, Rep. Adam Clay- medal for "heroic act'on during Ave., under the sponsorship of ton Powell, D-18lh Dlst. N.Y., The sergeant's mother sa the Red Bank Neighborhood an extremely dangerous volun- that last time she taw her ft Mr. Wlngate was one of the be teer mission." Council, which operates the cen-hind-the-scenes forces in the Har- was at Thanksgiving time, ai ter. Proceeds will benefit the lem anti-poverty program. He is a C-123 transport plane she expects him to be in V center, 163 Shrewsbury Ave. Nam for at least a year. /W MONTGOMERY He has served as president and loadmaster at the Tan Son Nhut As executive director of HAR-executive director of Associated Airfield in Viet Nam. Sgt. Keffer*Ts™"a career mi NEW PRESIDENT — Joseph R. Serpico, confer, new YOU-ACT, Mr. Wingate is charged WARD Community Teams, Inc. (ACT), During the emergency evacua- in the Air Force. He is a gra pr»tiden+ of the Columbian Laagu* of Monmouth with implementation of the proj Now York City. tion of Vietnamese soldiers from Uvlngton L. Wlngate uate of West Orange Hij County, is shown »+ in^alldlicm dinn»r in Th» Cofcbts- Mr. Wingate is a graduate of several battlefields that were In Clark Certified Viet Cong control, Sgt. Keffer School. NO MONEY DOWN ... Stonn, Middle+own. with J. Runoll Woollay, left, St. John's University, Brooklyn, Jackson, 41 Harrison Ave., county Republican chairman, and Councilman John P. To Teach Gunning N.Y. and St. John's Law School. Neighborhood Council presi FREE ESTIMATES ... Active In the labor field, he dent, or Miss Ernestine Taylor,' 2 LITTLE words that mean sc Arnon» of Red Bank, pair prexid»nh WASHINGTONr-Alfred Thom- served as special counsel to Lodirecto- r of the multi-purpose cen- INSTALLED as Clark, VI Borden St., Shrews- cal 1814, International Longshore ter, at the center. bury, N. J. has been appointed a men's Association; Local 290, The Neighborhood Council is CHAIN-LINK Orientation Days Slated certified rifle and shotgun in- United Transport Service Employ- the local co-ordinating group for structor, by the National Rifle ees, AFL-CIO; and the New York Monmouth Community Action LONG BRANCH — Orientation of the Department of Secondary Association of America. City Council of the Negro Amer- Program, Inc. (MCAP), the agen- days for the 300 professional em* Education at New York Uni Mr. Clark, after receiving ican Labor Council. cy officially ' charged' with ad- ployees of the Lijng Branch pub versity's School of Education; and passing a series of tests, re- He has held several executive ministering the anti-poverty bill lie schools are planned for Sept. will speak at the ,Garfield School ceived certification and became positi.ions with the New York in the county. Wltti Ntwbtrry'i Rmlvlnf chant Sept. 1 on "Human Relations qualified to conduct local classes State Council of the National Accwnl, ytu •»• tlnu and ttMH FENCE to 3. ... II unkM ihepclng to »>y> Education." in firearms operation, safe gun Association for the Advancement NEWBERRY'S Ur WARDS do the tntlrt In addition to the orientation U tail «nd you tiovo who! yw for new teachers and the annual On Sept. 2 at the West End handling, and the techniques of of Colored People. House Hunting! It's open sea- DOWNTOWN RED BANK wonl wtitn yw nwd it. Job, mottriol, installation luncheon sponsored by the Long School, Rev. Dr. Charles S. Web-shooting on the target range and Tickets for the dinner are son in the Daily Register Classi- Optn Wad. mi Frf. Eva 'HI » and financing. Branch Board of Education at thester, pastor of the First Presby- In the field. /ailable through Mrs. DeW fied now. Ph. 542-2150 YMCA, other professional meet- terian Church in Red Bank, will ings have been scheduled. speak on "Ethics." Later tha OpM evtry all* 111 filO Dr. William Van Til, chairman same day at the YMCA, Dr, Daniel J. Sullivan, director of Everything they need for fall, winter and manpower for the Johnson and •••*••• •••*••••••*: Johnson Corporation, New Bruns- wick, will discuss "School-Indus WHITE I try Llason." SfAMLESS Registration ALUMINUM GUTTERS 7Days Set At Back-to Schoo with every order of ... Fair Haven FAIR HAVEN - New pupil In Fair Haven schools will be registered during the week of Ayg. 30 between 9 a.m, and noon, EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY Superintendent Charles E. How- ard announced. School opens MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED Sept. 8. Kindergarten pupils will attend Offer Expires Friday, Sept. 3 classes »t the Youth Center on Fisk St. and will be registered • NCVIft MHOS MINTING at tte administrative office, 120 P FACTORY TRAINID INSTAUIRS Fair Haven Rd. • NON-CHIP IAKID-ON ENAMIL PINlfH New pupils for grades one • IASr TIRMS AVAILAUI through four will be registered it the school nearest their RED BANK ALUMINUM homes, and all pupils for grades five and, fix.wil l report to Wti- '-General Contractors low Street School. All pupils for FOR Mil grades seven and eight will be Sweater ISTIMATII enrolled at Knollwood School. Mr. Howard asked children coming from other schools to Riot! bring school records, transfers, medical records and report cards. CARDIGANS & PULLOVERS Board of Education policy re- quires proof of successful im- GIRLS' THAT WERE 3.99 TO 6.99 munltatlon against smallpox, 30% TO diphtheria, whooping cough and BACK-TO-SCHOOL poUo. Kindergarten pupils not ai- reaifc registered will need the Dresses report of a recent physical ex- 60% OFF amination on a form available 299 at the school, of flee. "Birth cer- tificates must also be presented to show pupils are five years ON ALL MEN'S old on or before Oct. 15. 100% otryiw, (ornbswoois, wool/ KMM polyesters and mort! V-front CG Reservi8ts Andy Williams slyW taw! cwdi- AND BOYS' gam! Crew-necks. 6 to 20. End Course WOVEN COTTON YORKTOWN, Va, - Three Monmouth County U.S. Coast PLAIOS! -PRINTS! Guard Reservists graduated from STRIPES! SOLIDS! the USCGR Training Center here SUMMER last week. 91C MODEL , Enjlneman, Joseph J. Conte, 100K cottons in a 300 SHEET PACK •on., of Mr./and Mrs, Louis R. host of exciting sty- PAPER HATE Conte of •• Oceanport, completed les and colors. Sizes Filler Paper training at the Engineman 3 74014. Pens SPORTSWEAR school. Seaman Frederick A. 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George Threatt, Jr., son of FRANKLIN SIMON Mrs. Minnie Threatt of 2622 Fourth Ave. S, Birmingham, Ala., MEN'S V SHOP has arrived for duty here after B«aaHSMaBSMaiias«saai a tour of service in England. Hii wife. Viola, is the daugh- KEYPORT EATONTOWN LAURELTON MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN ter of Mrs. Lillian Holmes of 193 Monmouth Avt., Long Branch, HAZ1ET HWAV 3P THE' CIRCLE- H WU OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY 'TIL & N. J, .1 August 25, 1965 MB ch*rge tbtt he Interfered warrant vu twoed, be m ar- ffhta Oat defendant DM tr bury Ave. Jughtndle. oa th« ttir {rounds. A rtstaa- [kiddie ridw and fire true* ridet [for the younger element. larger THE DAILY REGISTER with the duties of a poUcwntn rested, and patted »1W bail rested, be was using a' valid Their cars collided there last Fair Starts raat wi|l tit established in the investigating • motor vehicle The Mil was forfeited when learner's permit He bad Wednesday. Both were found in- fire bouse and mil supply hot attractions include the* ferru violation. he again failed to appear in license when be appeared in nocent, and both paid the court sausage, »ea food, corn on the wheel and the tornado rides, court Aug. 2, and another bench court, but the magistrate ob- $5 in costs. cob and other hot dishes. He was sentenced to six Saturday At RUMSON DRAMATIC f505 Fine months arid two days in the warrant was issued on the- motor served he could not read or un- An added attraction this year vehicle complaint. When he was derstand English. will be neighborhood nights. Near- RUMSON — The dramatic county jail, placed on probation COMPLETES COURSE group of the Rumson Recreation arrested, he served two days in Richard J. Earley of Phila Firehouse by communities will be honored s Levied for one year, and charged $5 RED BANK — John A, Pote Commission's summer program jail before posting $500 bail on delphia was to appear in court FAIR HAVEN — THe annual next week during the events. in court costs on that count. wilj present "Rumson: A PsncK that charge. That bond will be this week to answer a charge of the South Jersey Surgical Di- firemen's fair begins at 6:30] Rumson and Little Silver will be Magistrate Glading suspended ramie Tour Through the his- 3y Glading released if he pays his $505 that he solicited here without vision of Medi-Kal Physicians pjn. Saturday on the fire house the "neighbors" Monday night. the six-month sentence and gave tory of Our Community," Friday fine by Monday. a permit. He had posted $30, and Hospital Supply Co., 33 East grounds. River Rd. Red Bank and Shrewsbury will SHREWSBURY - Magistrate Trotter credit for two days al- at 7 p.m. 'illiam J. Glading has given a ready served In jail. bail, and that was forfeited by Front St., has completed a four- Booths are being erected for take the limelight Tuesday and Also Monday, Magistrate The production, which is Un- efendant until Monday to pay In all, the two violations cost Magistrate Gladinc. day instruction course in the fit- the week-long event, which will JMIddletown and River Plaza Glading imposed a $33 fine on der the direction of Miss Roberta Trotter $010. He < was foundStanley Dynak of Newark for ting of scientific supports. feature games, rides and re-]night will be Thursday. Wednes- $505 fine for driving while'on John D, Loughlin, Jr., of Heller, will take place in guilty June 21 on the disorderly speeding 59 miles per hour (n a fresAments. Music will be fur- day wilt be devoted to firemen's le revoked license list. iTrenton nnd Harold Harrigan of The course was given by S. Victory Park. William Trotter, 24, of Jer- charge, and sentencing was post- 40-mile zone, and recommended 199 West End Ave., Long Branch, H. Camp and Co., makers of nished by the Marc IVs. night activities. The final summer community ;y City was also sentenced IMtin- poned to July 19. When he failed to the Division of Motor Vehicles had charged eacli other with Camp supports, in the Hotel Hamburgers, hot dogs,- cotton Aside from amusements and dance will follow at 8 p.m. ay night on a disorderly peiv to appear for sentencing, a bench that Dynak be re-examined. passing a red light at the Shrews- Sheraton-Atlantic, New York. candy and soda will be furnished rides, there will be pony rides, first to SEARS..then to school Girls' Skirts n' Shirts with a fresh young look!

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Would he wait until they knocked on the From Qar Readers \ Mlddletown, N. J. Reverend Fell prater-surrender, leave Viet Nam and band shores of San Francisco? , . these freedom loving peoples over to Communist slavery? . Fortunately the country is overwhelmingly behind the Tor the Editor: President at this difficult time in spite of the risks involved 1tw Rcgiiter wdcome* Uttm front It* radars, provided In a letter to the editor on Aug. 11, Gilbert S. Fell, pastor The greatest weapon that international communism has they cmttab llfBUim, address and taUpbaat number. Letters of the Navesink Metbodiit Church, deplored the United States' at Its disposal is the utter paralysis of people like Reverend and in spite of a vocal minority of American .critics like Reverend Fell. ihMiM to limited to UN worfi. Endorsemtnta of pcUUcal ean- actions In Viet Nam. I wonder what Reverend Fell's advice Fell in the face of risk. By his reasoning, we should live in Very truly yours, dldataa «r eommarcUl prodsets art not acceptable. would be if he could "get through to the President." fear of Red China and allow communism to spread unchecked. I am getting a little fed up (and I am sure our soldiers in At what point would Reverend Fell fight for the "honor" of John T. McNamara Praise for Police " - " 16 West End Ct., West End, N.J. You Can Count on Us ... Quality Costs No More at Soars To ihs Editor: I would like to publicly express my appreciation for the help I received from the Little .Silver Police Department on the night of Aug. 14, 1965. ijk I had left my motor icooter on the aide of the road fWien I went to fix a flat tire. Ai I waa away an off-duty patrolman (potted two people trying to steal my motor scooter. • It is only because of his fast thinking and quick action that he was able to comprehend the situation and chase the culprits. 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Papers such as yours should not push records, then went 146 roph at Borineville •57-flO Ford 6-cyI. the un-American Ideals in Herblock cartoons. Spark Plugs Thanks for helping those of us who still think our govern- with plentyof tread left for thousands more Complete ment is the best and lately has a President with courage. miles. A tough test for a great tire. ' , Regular $219 B. J. Douglas Sears exchange Price 66" Krebwzen Coverage '59-62 Ford V-8 $ Built to out-last and 15 Atlantic Ave. Charge-It Complete (292 cii. in.) Ocean Grove, N. J. out • perform origi- •plus installation Regular $289 To the Editor: Charge Gas and Automotive Needs exchange The other day I had an opportunity of reading clippings nal spark plugs. Get from your paper in regards to Kreblozen and can not help On Sears Revolving Charge Let Sears factory-trained mechanics install a re-manufactured but express my personal appreciation for such a goodjsoverage, better gas mileage. Allstate engine at Sears low prices. many a paper do not realize that this subject is of* a great in- terest to many in tact to everyone therefore kindly accept my 1 wlshei for further success in your endeavors In reporting Shop at Sears and Save 1500 HIGHWAY 35 enlightening the public Satisfaction Guaranteed 0p«flM0B.thm8at.i*|j|» ' ' •• -. '••'•• ' SIncerly ••••'•• • • ' •••. A.H,Coulltch Or Your Money Back JET0WN Phone 6714800 12—Wed., August 25, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER ing June. 29 JUmedge Rd., Hew Shr«v»- of Monmouth ltd., Cream RiJge, Gregos, 31, of 17 Wyfcotf St. Deal, Suspensions Aug. 8 went •1 Kearaburg driver* receiving bury, one montfc: Carol I. Tro- two months. • one month; Fred C. Valentin, to Robert T. Lewis, 38, Center- I suspension! in July, were Ray- jan, 23, of AfelpUt, « eUy* Sojpeniion* meted out this 43, Pf 57 Loneoak Rd., New ville Rd,, Hokndel, one month; mond C. Andrews, 20, oil 47 Co?-Edgtr P. Maaa, 31, of Ml Mon-month Include Thomts H. Birch, Monmouth, one month; John ,E, Syjyia lfc 47, 1MJ Stwa'rt Points Take Licenses Of 24 Drivers Uns St., and Thomas P. Dun roe Ave., Aabury Park, one 18, of 11 Maple A*f., Keansfourg, Baskervilie. 33, of 77 Tnrock-IAve. ptsc, one aj»oth, TRENTON - The N.J. DM- suspended since April under the John W-" Kersey, •3fr.,: rtj 18M ham, 21, of 12S Creek Rd., both month; Maurice A. Patrick, 18, three months; William T. Green- morton St., Freehold, 15 days; and-Teodor W«seli, 41, KnftSt, •ion of Motor Vehicles has an- state's point system. Sunset • Ave., Wanamassa, and 30 days, and Karl Krenkel, 64, of of 18 Center St., Middietown, 90 hill, 21, of 53 Mfcptemwd Ave., Joel H. Alston, 27, ot'ljHJ Cohan- FinnfcigiJale, nounced the. suspension of 24 Michael B. 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4 Shop at Sears and Save 1500 HIGHWAY 35 0pmMga.Umi8atl:N.|:« Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Phone 671-3800 ,14-We.i, August 25, 1965 THE DAILY REGfSTEP You Can Count on I - . . . Qu;,li t\\ < o**r<- No More at Sears From Our Readers J The Regirttr welcomes letteri from Its readers, provided they CMtala signature, address and telephone number. Letters should be United to 100 words. Endorsements of political can- didate* or commercial products arc not acceptable. Replies to Minister Th» following letter has been received by The Register for publication: 260 Atlantic Ave. Long Branch, N. J. The Reverend Gilbert S. Fell Pastor Navesink Methodist Church Sir: I feel that I must reply to your letter published in The Daily Register on Wednesday evening. 1 wonder if you fully comprehend, what the result would be if we were to withdraw from South Viet Nam — I think ,^not. The Red Chinese have executed an estimated 15 to 20 *' dBukm of their ora people In the last 20 years. The Corh- "imjnists have carried out programs of genocide everywhere n Our Italian-made Scooters " that they have come into power — in the Ukraine; in Ger- many; in ,the Baltic states, in Hungary, Cuba, Tibet, Korea, and in central Africa. Would you now consign the helpless people of South Viet Nam to their tender mercies? Did you bother to listen to the military's explanation of the destruction of Camne? Did you hear that weapons and explosives were stored underground in that village —' perhaps to be used on the defenseless women and children of Saigon? Do you truly believe. American servicemen are mad-dog murders? The people of your congregation must have sons and husbands in the military and some of these men must be in Viet Nam — are they blood thirsty butchers? Do you have tny idea how disheartening a letter of your type can be to GIs overseas? I have enclosed some material describing Communist atrocities from the early Forties' up to the present. Most of it Is from government sources. I have much more of this type of Information in my library and I invite you to avail your- self of it at any time. Where do we stop the Communists, Sir? Do we wait until it is a seven-year-old girl from Lincroft instead of Saigon who is taken off a school bus and had her fingers cut off? Let Uf never forget that if Hitler's demands at Munich —had been denied, the German General Staff would have arrested him upon his return to Berlin. These beasts are no different — to appease them is to encourage them to even greater bestial- ity. • Very truly yours, Phillip H. LavettB Mr. Soden's J)eath 440 Red Hill Rd. Middletown, N. J. to Hie Editor: It wii with great sorrow that I learned of the passing of Arthur Soden, ex-fire chief of Middletown Township. Arthur wss a close personal friend of mine all my life. His volunteer •ervices to the Middletown Fire Department and First Aid Check These Squad, will be missed. I offer my condolences, and I am sure many people throughout the township join me, to his family. Matthew J. Gill « Exclusive Features

The 'Gift of Life' • Smooth ride, thanks to the huge coil spring and 26 Briarwood Rd. heavy-duty shock absorber. : Fair- Haven, N. J. To the Editor* • Twist grip control for easy operation. My wife and I were heartsick to read of the enforced op- eration of a malformed baby at Riverview Hospital. We know • Hag four-speed transmission. ••-.;•"• • something of the anguish the parents must feel, since our third daughter wa9 born with multiple defects. During the un certain lix months before she died in a nursing home we faced the bleak prospect of a pointless affliction of our family!* life and a costly search for adequate Institutional care, which might t» found only after years on a waiting list,.,.,., ..... Are we justified in laying sole responsibility'on God'in a case like this one? Can the judge be certain that God adjusts the nature of hit gifts to the current state of medical science, intending that nan use his skills with mindless and heartless thoroughness? It may soon be possible to replace most of the vital organs, so that iittle but the defective, brain itself need Scooters be salvaged and forced to live. Is it faijgKcalj this the g$t«

Surely parents' energy and love antppfcurces are better spent on those who can benefit fronv^them — their own children, present or future, and the multitude of the other Four Days Only! children ot man, whose only deficiency is the lack of such Investment la their potentialities. Youri truly, Beautifully Engineered with 4.6 hp Engine Robert B. Smith Praises Capt. Woodward Here's a fine scooter that says, "luxury in every line" . . . from 7 Roop Ave. its continental design to its unique key locked luggage compart- Leonardo, N. J. To the Editor: ' ment. Bright red sporty finish. ^Spufclng as a property owner and taxpayer in Middletowii- Tcwnship, I feel a deep disgust when I read of the relent * mishandling of internal affairs in pur Police Department. Is the walfare of the township important to our elected represenutivea? Whose welfare is uppermost if they are against a man of Capt. William W. Woodward's caliber? Capt. Woodward, through his dedicated and untiring work, is largely responsible for the progress in the Police Depart- ment. His integrity is unassailable. His interest in Middletown la beyond politics. In November, our votes will show whether we approve the actions of Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek, and the rest of the Lowest Prices Ever police committee. But right now their petty politics can do • NO inestimable harm! We want to respect our. Police Department. We need to MONEY trust each of our officers implicitly. The chief has tremendous Influence in the township. We must have the best available man In the post. Is it right for the committee to flout Civil DOWN Service? Should Capt. Woodward be chief of police if he gets top score? On Sears Easy We need to be concerned with the welfare of the town- Payment Plan ship, because it is our welfare at stake. Youra truly, Mrs. Berwin M. Guttormsen , Committee Chided 25 Third St. . West Keansburg, N. J. To the Editor: At the last Township Committee meeting the subject of the beach erosion plan came up and the question as to PHONE . whether or not Raritan Township would Join with the other , towns in protecting the West Keansburg area which for years SEARS has been flooded during the hurricane season. The Township Committee stated that the property involved in West Keans- TODAY burgdiA not warrant, the expenditure of the taxpayers', money. Check the Features—Check the Price - Thisis VMT art* Towwhijj Committee that (J spending the : For AH Your comparable sum for construction of new garages and will also spend about the same sum of money in excess of $100,000 for Automotive Needs converting the current garage into plush offices that are to be 250ce Motorcycles air conditioned with each of the committeemen having a ft private office of his own. Reg. 279.95 ALLSTATE Sport 60V Our Automotive cen- Are the new garages and offices a necessity at this time? Would the protection of the many (amities involved in West ter is equipped to Sears Price Keansburg bs more important? You tell me. The older resi- dents in this area have been paying taxes for many years Whip along at up to 47 mpli and still get up SAVE service and Install on the same assessment as the other taxpayers even through many times their homes and properties have been flooded. lo 107 mpg. Three-speed foot ahift is so easy brakes, shocks and They have even been evacuated to the West Keansburg School. Weighs only 309 pounds, yet boasts 16.5 lip which can carry o use you hardly think about it. Oversized Some of these older residents on fixed incomes "don't even rebuilt engines. 95 you to 80 mph. Simple to use four-speed transmission; built- have' children going to school making their tax money even ihoclc absorbers so/ten every jolt in the road. more important for the stability of the township. in speedometer. Has two-beam headlight, tail and stop light. , Wouldn't it seem fair that they would be given the same 239 consideration the surrounding towns gave to their citizens and taxpayers so affected who have all joined in the plan? The Township Committee seems to find the money pretty quick 1500 HIGHWAY 35 .when It'comes to the expenditures I mentioned above. Shop at Sears $nd Save A Very truly yours, Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Bade Open MOB. thru Sat. 8:0O-9'J Charles Christenion - Middletown Phone 671-; THE DAILY REGISTER Wed., August 25, 1965—15 Fancy BROAD BREASTED nglish-Speaking Union Elects 16ie 22 J. H. Burnett H». avg. r TURKEY REG. STYLE OVEN-READY Prices effective Aug. 25 thru 28,1965 Quantity Rights Reserved.

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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1965 7c PER COPY Mitchell Kin Invited To Industry Unit's Value Sjate House TRENTON (AP) - A young- ster "on the outside looking in1 pays a special visit to the Stal House Thursday to get She Gov- Is Cited for Matawan ernor's autograph. MATAWAN - "We may need Gov. Richard J. Hughes ex- an industrial commission," Bor- tended the invitation to Edward ough Councilman George W. Con- F. Heck, 13' a cousin to the late nor said last night. James P. Mitchell, the man He said the proposed group , Hughes defeated in the 1961 elec- would "try to attract the best tion. possible light industry, in terms The invitation stems from of both ratables and appear- newspaper dipping of a photo ance," for a 40-acre limited in- showing Hughes opening a 1965 dustrial zone referred last night elation campaign headquarters by c o u n c i 1 to the Planning inWizabeth. The picture shows Board. a small boy standing on the side- Public hearing on an amend- walk outside, looking in at the ment to the zoning code will be ceremony- held Sept. 28 if the Planning Hughes received this lettei Board endorses the zone mea- shortly thereafter: sure. Mr, Connor, a board mem- "I am almost fourteen and go- ber, said this is virtually cer- Ing into high school. I am the BACK FROM PAKISTAN — Rev. Thamas C, McVey, left, son of MM. Thomas McVey tain. boy looking through the window of 101 Princeton Rd., Fair Haven, vtvs gu&sf speaker at Monday night's meeting <>• Borders Brook in the enclosed picture. The tract, which Mr. Connor the Serra Club of Red Bank. He's on leave from the Catholic missions in Pakistan said is privately-owned, is "I told my friends I should be bounded by the New York and on the inside looking out because Where he lias served since 1961 at -a member of tho Order of Preachers or the D&min- Long Branch Railroad, Freneau my cousin would be governor i roan Order. He returns in October. With him are Francis Gross, center, the dub's Rd., Miller Rd., and Gravely he had not lost to you. My second vice president, *nd Rev. Joseph A. O'Connor, right, the chaplain. Brook. mother's name is Mary Mitchel There will be 100-foot setbacks Heck. My mother's father and on the brook and Mill Rd., a James Mitchell's were brothers. 150-foot setback on Freneau Rd., "I would be happy if you and no required setback on the would autograph this picture for Rumson-Fair Haven High railroad. m^Jjpd I don't think-my cousin A three^man industrial study coulB have been any better group was in effect here early governor than you." last year, the councilman noted. Hughes replied: ^^ Will Open on Schedule Mr. Connor, whose house on "It certainly brightened my Eisenhower Ct. borders the day to receive your kind of let- RUMSON - EumsonJFar H 15-tfootwide brook, said (he would ter. I, too, regret that you were ven . Regional High Schools wi welcome the limited industrial FAIR GAME — Putting down the groan for miniature golf at the Fair Haven Fire- on the outside looking in, for i' open Wednesday, Sept. 8, zone. He said the currently weed- men's Pair which opens Saturday are left to right, John Mulvilrill, treasurer] Gh'raf would have been a great plea- covered open field would be en; scheduled. James Acker, Deputy Chief John McQueen and Arthur Bennett, Firs* Astfvtanlr CM*f. sure to make your acquaintance Superintendent John F. Kin hanced by lawns that would be —You must know by now that ney, Jr. told the school boarc required of industrial plants. The fair will.run every evening except Sunday, through Sept, 4, at trie fir« house, have always had the greatest ic- last night that "in spite of thf Cite Restrictions River Rd. spect for your cousin, James way we look," and contrary According to Mr. Connor, In- Mitchell, as a distinguished citizei dustry would be restricted as- to of New Jersey who served his rumors, school will open on tim New construction . and altera noise level, and storage of On Gas Stations, Apartments country so conscientiously and terials, »o well. tions began this summer with three-story classroom wing on thi One parking space would be •fQ£ course, it would be f east and major changes in Lin required for • each employee on pl^ure to autograph the new: center ground floor section, the most populated work shift. clipping which you sent along. eluding the library and cafi Mr. Connor estimated "The Red Bank Council Getting but I would like the opportunity teria areas. land is probably worth about $3,500 to $4,000 per acre for resi- to present it to you personally After a walking tour of thi dential use, but the value for in in my office." work through unfloored halls and dustry is probably higher." Back Proposed Ordinances Hughes suggested the young- half-walled rooms, the boarc He said one or more plants tter bring his parents along, too was reassured by Frank Patock might fit on the tract. If there Young Heck lives in Eiteabeth. general contractor. He said thi RED BANK — The Planning high rise apartments In the bus!- after hearing the case and a are to be several businesses, Mr. mechanical drawing room (for Board last night shipped two pro- ness zone, and will request ordi number of objections. Joseph Connor added, an industrial merly, the art room), conferenci posed ordinances, one that is now nance definitions of garden apart- Meyer of 12 Broad St. wants to complex might oversee the de- pending and Dne that has yet to area, library mezzanine and re ments and other multiple dwell- build the apartments at 189 velopment. No prospective buy be introduced, back to Borough ing units. vamped science rooms would b< Shrewsbury Ave, State Exam ers. were known yet by Mr. Con- Council. "usable" by Sept. 1, with detai Chairman Richard Johnson There was some question nor. The measure regulating gas to be completed on weekend: read a letter from Borough At- among the planners as to whether Mr. Connor said the proposal station remodeling, originally in- the six-unit structure would be Sought For and after-school hours, up t< torney to the Zoning Board of troduced as two ordinances and would have a negligible effect on Adjustment stating the legal opin- a garden apartment. Christmas. A' consolidated at the board's re- school population; "because ion that a six-family apartment If council follows the recom- Post The expanded cafeteria, and quest, got a stamp of approval these plants move in their exec- proposed for Shrewsbury Ave. is mendations of the board, banning RECEIVES CHECK—D. Louis Tonti, president of the Bay- its lobby, slated for completion utives only. They draw their this time. all housing except garden and DLETOWN — The Town- in January, or later, also will a permitted use in the business ship Committee last night an- shore Community Hospital, canter, receives a $200 check workers from the area." It would define public and pri zone. high rise apartments in the busi- be usable this fall Mr. Patock Some commuters might trade vate garages and gasoline ser- ness zone, the Shrewsbury Ave. nounced that it will formally ask from Mrs. Frank Bundy, president of the Independent said. The three-story addition the state Civil Service Commis- New York jobs for employment vice stations, and while still pro- The Board of Adjustment earli- case would hinge on the defini- will be finished on schedule, in sion to conduct an examination Women's League of Keansburg. Looking on is Mrs. in the industrial-zone, he added. hibiting construction of new gas er this month reserved decision ion of a garden apartment. January. . stations, would control the re- tor the post of police chief. George H. Shipley, league member. The money will be Mr. Connor said the land has Other parts of the building will good drainage, a railroad siding, r and modernization of exist- The committee said it would used to aid in construction -of the HolmcM hospital. Mrs. undergo changes and expansion an access to Rts. 34 and 79. ing ones and allow the conversion request the state agency to hold in step-iby-step phases planned tc He said care would be taken to of non-gas selling public garages Four Are Injured In the examination as soon as pos- Shipley was chairman of a card party which raised the keep school in operation whili accept only industry that would to gas stations. sible. funds. the work is going on. not pollute Gravely Brook, Changes Made The two candidates for the test The board last night agreed tc source of Lake Matawan. The only changes recommended Middletown Crashes are Acting Police Chief Raymond expend $925 from surplus funds by the planners were the substi MIDDLETOWN — For local T. Walling and Capt. William W. to re-do the cafeteria floor with tution of "plans" for "blue- Silver Sands Diner. It struck a Woodward. Middletown to Retain vinyl tile and a plywood subfloor- persons were injured in two ac- parked oar owned by Great School Board prints," the substitution of cidents here yesterday. Last week, the governing body ing. The change was deemec "drawn to scale" for "drawn ac-. American Insurance Co., East (M'it would ask that the test necessary because the ma pi curately," and the substitution In a four-car collision on Rt. Bergen. bewld as soon as possible and Low Radio Frequency floor of the former gymnasium Lets Contracts of "lubrication bay" for "oil 35 at Kines La., two women were Miss Hoover and Mrs. Buonano that it would abide by the re- was buckling, causing high main- RUMSON — The Board of Edu- pits." injured. Patrolman Ernest R. were released after treatment in MIDDLGTOWN — The Town consultants. They were Henry F. aults in naming a new police tenance on existing tile. cation last night awarded con- Those phrases aside, the plan- Volkland said lie issued a care- Riverview Hospital. chief. ihip Committee announced lasl Kropa,' Cherry Hill and Gerson The board approved changing ners indicated their accord with less driving summons to Miss tracts for transportation of var- Patrolman John L. Mocik re- The committee also said it light that the township will stick Freeman and Rayjnond Ketchum from vinyl tile .to terrazzo in the the redrawn measure. Carol Hoover, 19, of 137 Prince- sity, junior varsity and freshman ported that Kenneth J. Bottino, would seek exams for clerk-typ- with the present low band radi of this place. ton PI., Eelford. small section of the lower hal football teams to Boro Bus Co., the board had also received 36, of 71 Florence Ave., Leonar- ist, clerk stenographer and clerk xequency for use by, police and The committee also announce where two terrazzo floors wi Red Bank, for $920. The firm the draft of an ordinance prohib- Mrs. Mary Mahan, 45, of 689 do, swerved his car to avoid a bookkeeper. ither governmental agencies. that it would retain the consul meet, if acceptable prices an was lower of two bidders. iting construction of garden Rt. 35, was stopped on the high- dog, hit a tree and had his car Officials said the police wil tants to. assist it in preparing submitted. Supply of milk products was apartments and apartments of way waiting to make a left turn. overturned. Change Direction )e assigned to 45.94 megacycl specifications for bids oh new low awarded to Shrewsbury Dairy more than two stories in the in- Waiting behind her was a car •equency used up until threi frequency radio gear.. and supply of bread and rolls for dustrial zone. being driven by Mrs. Mary Bu- The man wag admitted to Riv- erview with severe cuts of the Of One-Way Streets years ago by. the department. It also ordered the return ol Rev. Leonard the cafeteria will be studied by Controls Asked onano, 45, of 74 Henry Dr., New a special committee headed by Monmouth. The Hoover cai forehead, neck and right ear and MATAWAN - Borough Council The frequency, although not now high-band radio equipment t Without taking action on it, the Paul White. " crashed into the rear of Mrs. a bruised chest. A passenger in last night reversed the one-way used, still is assigned to th< Motorola Cdrnmunioations and planners recommended the addi- Buonano's, which in turn was the car, Thomas D. Wolfe, 5 Bel- direction of Church and South township by the Federal Com Electronics Inc., Fair Lawn. Will Attend The board will seek an apprais- tion of apartment controls for the pushed into the rear of Mrs. Ma- leview Ave., Leonardo, was re- Sts. to improve traffic flow for munications Commission. The equipment has been stored al of a quarter-ton pickup truck business zone. han's, sending it across the road. leased after treatment of cuts to tnfjregional high school on Brdad Other governmental agencie in th'ejtownship executive build- which has been replaced "• and The letter to council will sug- Conference which the Rumson school district gest a ban on all new housing Mrs. Buonano's car continued to his .right hand and arm. will be assigned to the existing ing for 2'/2 months and was MIDDLETOWN - Rev. R would like to acquire. the right, into the parking lot of w low band frequency, 45.56 meg- shipped under an extension to a except garden apartments and The accident occurred at Cen- Webb Leonard, pastor of Ok Traffic on Church'St. now will 10-year lease contract between ter and Raritan Aves. acycles. First Church, here, leaves Fr proceed from Broad St. to Main the township and the firm. Thi In making its decision the com' day for a week as counselor and St., and that on South St. will original contract-has been in ef- move in the opposite direction. mittee enlisted the aid of threi staff member'for a Youth Lead- fect since May 1961. ership Training Conference of th Expect Social The extension agreement was United Church of Christ. Th signed by the business adminis conference will be held at Camp trator. Nendawen, Bear Mountain, N.Y. Committee Ruled Illegal Participants will include offi- cers from youth organizations in The, township attorney has the Central Atlantic Conference Will Form railed that the contract and ex- of the United Church of Christ, tension are illegal since orte gov- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — an area comprising New Jersey, Magistrate Lloyd D. Elgart's pro- erning body cannot bind another Delaware, Maryland, the District to a long-term contract. posed committee for community of Columbia, and parts of Vir- social improvements appears like- Committeeman Martin V. Law- ginia and West Virginia. ly to be organized shortly. lor said a report from the busi- Rev. Mr. Leonard will be re- ness, administrator on, the radio sponsible for (lie. worship -at the TJie jurist reported ./as( night j\rit"A«!rt stfllis incomplete. conference and will conduct that five citizens have volun- The administrator, Richard W. workshops on preparing worship teered to serve on the commit- Seuffert, said a complete in- tee. A meeting will be scheduled, ventory will have to be taken to possibly this week, to formally determine in what police car Atlantic Highlands Seeks establish it. each piece of equipment is in- Mr. Elgart commented, how- stalled. To Codify Ordinances ever, that space for the work of Officials said the radio con- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -An the committee has still not been sultants recommended that the ordinance authorizing an emer- located. township stay with the low band gency appropriation"of $5,000 for codification of all municipal or- Meanwhile, employers have frequency rather than shifting to been responding to his drive to 20 YEARS' SERVICE — Mn. Efoartor Rogers, of 90A high band. dinances was introduced by Bor- ough Council last night. locate jobs for unemployed resi. Throe km or ton A/e., Red- Bank, receives a 20-year certif- dents, primarily youths. The cam- Public hearing on the meas- paign has been moving nicely, he icate of service from Brig. Gen. J. Wilson Johnston, ire will be Sept. 16, rattier than Pay $15 Fines added. commanding general of the U. S. Army Satellite Com- Sept. 14, council's regular meet- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Ann ng night. munications (SATCOM) Agency at Fort Monmouth."Mrs, Halleran, 31 Second Ave., this en has served as the agency's librarian 3'/i yeari, place, .was fined $15 Monday Mayor Russell W. Morgan an- Meeting Canceled night by Magistrate Irving B. nounced that the governing body ADVICE FROM THE TOP — Phil Clark; left, Demoewrie'candidate for Fair Haven fR was a librarian at the Signal School, from 1945 will not meet Sept. M. Zeichner on a, careless driving councilman, reewm «dvie««nd a car tticker from Governor lUelufd J. Hughes at KEYPORT — A meeting of the until 1962. She holds a B.S. degree in English and history charge, Automobile mating, in Monmouth. Stopping,Center headquarter*. With Mr. Ciark •« hfi running Zoning Board of Adjustment from a New Jersey State College, and amitttr't degree Michael Murray, 140 Bay side If you're thinking of a car, think scheduled for last night was can* Dr., this place, was fined (15 for m»t« for council, Ralph A. Ruwell, and Mr*. KffMiryn Ftwrf, mwnbtr of the Men- In library science from Rutgers University.' of McCarthy Chevrolet 291-1101. ceted. A date hasn't been set for needing, ; -Adv. mouth County Bwrd of Elections. the next meeting. j_ • . , THE DAILY REGISTER AUgU8t 25, 1965 TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINEVG OUT Complete Program Listings Television Highlights Channel 2. . WCB5-TV Chiahel 5 WNEW-TV Channel S , . WOR-TV WaltepReade-Sterling Chinnel 4 . . WNBC-TV Channel 7 . WABC-TV Channel 11 . . WP1X-TV 7:55 (9)—Baseball. Dodgers vs. Mets. boss Alan Brady. The dialogue crackles and (Color.) TV star Brady (Carl Reiner) is awfully ob- 1 WEDNESDAY 7—Where tt» Action l> 4:10 7:30-8:38 (2) - The Water Crisis. An noxious but funny. • ; AFTBRNOON 1:30 11—Local News—Johrt TISIman -THE AT RES- li:M 2—House Forty—Llnklefter '.'15 hour-long special devoted to a discussion on 9-11 (^-Wednesday Night at the Movies. J-Lov« ol Life—Serial 4~Doctors—Serial 9—Sports—Clurt Mosher the present water shortage by Governor Rock- "Adam's jRib." (1949.) (Repeat.) An up- 4—Call My BluFl—Gom« 7—A Time For Us—Serial <:10 * Comfortably Air Conditioned * 7—Donna Rted—Comedy 9— Keyhole— Drama 9—Film—Leather Gloves- efeller of New York, Governor Hughes of New roarious, sophisticated comedy about the 11—CorreorM—Children 11—Biography—Documentary Cameron Mitchell—1 hr., 20 mln, J2:2I *:a Jersey and Governor Scranton of Pennsyl- tribulations of a district attorney and a lady 5—Hews 7-Weorher-Kcn Robot vania. Also' participating in the discussion lawyer wh'o happen to' be married to each 7— New*—Morlene Sonderl ll-pWeother—VIvkM Forror STARTS fOMITE AT 7:00 will be New York's Water Gommissioner 'other. This clever premise gets a thorough I !-Swr* tor Tomorrow 1:00 4—I'll Bet—Oflmt 2—To Tell *• Trulh-Panel 2— News—Jim Jensen Armand D'Angelo and Philadelphia's Commis- workout by all sij( principals—Spencer Tracy, * Two Mighty Armies Trampled 7—FotMr Knovn Bttl 1-Anothw World-Serial S-Aslroboy-Cartoon sioner Samuel Bexter. Katherine, Hepburn, Judy Holliday, David ranloN ll_Butkoroo 50O-Buck W««r i-Peler Gunn—Mystery 7—Local News—Von Sickle . Its Vallej..,AFieliting 11:41 7—Generol Hospital—Serlol 11— Superman—Advenlure 8:JM:J0 (7)-"Tfie Agony of Viet Nam." Wayne, Tom Ewell and Jean Hagen—who •* RED BANK 2—Guiding LlpM-Serial 9—Film—Nice Girls— * 13—Electronics al Work turn In matchless comic performances. Garson 9 II—Dick Tracy—Corfoon Deanne Dubrln—*0 mlln. t'.U A filmed report on the expanding war in 74;-MOO Challenged 11:51 11—Pioneers— Drama 7—News—Peter Jcnnlnos Viet Nam which includes Viet Cong film of Kanin and Ruth Gordon Wrote a glib script KIDDIE SHOW k McGet . 1:21 •:S» which master comedy director George. Cukor < Them Botbl 2-Ed'toflol-Vldlotl KMtlng U.S. military personnel being shot down. 2— News—Douglas Edward!- TODAY 2 P.M. I—Leave II to Beaver 7:00 There are the usual interviews with military knows exactly how to puncluate. J— News—Walter Cronklte «—Bacrielor Foltier—Comedy 2^-Edot ol Nlght-Serlnl 9:30-10 (IJ)-Local Issue. "The Job Corps Child 4-Nevn—Huntley, Brlnkley commanders, but also some with the people "TARZAN'S 4—YOU Don't Soyl—Gome S—SOUDV Soles—Variety Comes to Town." A Job Corps center in 7—Rebuj—Game 5 -11—Cartoons—Children of Viet Nam whose attitude has never been «—Film—Ronctw Notcriouj— 7—Passport 7—Documentary ^ 7— young Married*— Serial 11—Pefer Pctamus—Corfoom too carefully explored on previous TV news Astoria, Oregon is shown here as an example HIDDEN «larlen« Dlelrlch-M mln. ):M H_Fiim—Assignment Rwttiwrj— 13—Koltanowskl on Cheai shows about the conflict. An informative hour of how this government agency can work Paul Carptnter-W mln. 2— Secret. Storm—Serial 7:M JUN(5LE" «-Matdi Come , out local problems in the area of employment. 1U 2—Mister Ed—Comedy which does more than photograph battles. 7—Trol Imoster—Western 4-Vlrglnlo-Weitern 9-9:30 (2)-Dick Van Dyke. (Repeat.) A 11:15-1 (7)—Nightlife. Author-commentator : » 4:21 5—Room for One More John! Henry Faulk and comedian Adam Keefe 4-News—Money Dlckerson Il-Cloy Cole—Variety witty, inside showbusiness story. Writer . 2—As tlit World Tumi 4:11 4—Let's Moke A Deal li-Cheis Masterpieces Petrie endures all sorts of humiliations while ': and Neil. Sedaka should give Mr. Crane a Y 2—Sea Hunt—Adventure 7:« J-Fiim—Thrte Hinoonds— 4-Fllm—Cast Tlmberlane— secretly rewriting Broadway play gags for lively session tonight. STARTS Emlyn WIIIMmi-1 hr., 25 mln. 9^Sports—Klner Spencer Trocy—n mln? - •• 7—Girl Talk-Panel S-Sondy Becker—Children 7:45 SUNDAY JAMES STEUWRT t:U o—Mike Dougla%-varlety IJ-Conoresslorwl Report 4:15 4-Hevn-Floyd Kallxr 11—Beachcomber Bill I—Film—Woman Trap- BOB HOPE 9-Baseoall-ttetl vs. Dodger* S:M Gertrude Michael—1 hr., 15 mln. j-PoiMWri-Gon" Id TLL 2_Fllm—Rooues ol Sherwood Foresf- 2—My Llvlna Doll THURSDAY «-Momtnt ot Trult>-S«rlol ' John Derek—90 mln. 7—Patty Duke—Comedy MORNING) 'SHENMIOOf 7—Fflm—The tvaip Woman— IJ—Raatime Era—Mot Moratti «:» At The Movies TAKE Suson Gobot—1 hr., 2S mln. i:» Stiuartansl $hor. Vecallit s:l« 7-N.« SWEDEN" 11—Three Stooges-Comedy 2—Beverly Hillbillies 1—Summer Semester PLAZA- 13— Discovery—Science 7—Vietnam—Documentary—Special RED BANK 11—Film—Return ol the Ape Man— 4—Education Exchange 1 JACK DEVINE EVENINO Help 2:16; 7:1»; 8:15. Belo Luoosl—40 mln. 7—Protect Know—Education CARLTON- 1 Rtlum Wtdiwtday, Aug. 11 4:00 Kiddle Sftrjw: Tftrzan 2:00; Shenan- EAST BRUNSWICK •—News—MocNelt, Pressman 13-French Chel-Cooklna. 1M dosh 7:00: 0:00. 9:00 t—News and Weather - 5—Mickey Mouse—Club -., TURNPIKE- ' .' ' : JACK NOUN'S »—News—Wlngote, Klernori 2—OIck Van Dyke •-Today EATONTOWN INDOOR — Help 1M: 5:20: 7:2S: 11—News—Martin O'Haro 4-Fllm—Adam'i Rib— 7—Cartoons—Children qOMMUNITY- 11:00; Sergeants Three 9:10. 21 W. Rivir Rd. Riimion JJ—Whot's New—Children Spencer Tracy—2 hrs. 7:15 Kldrlle Show; Lait Rhino 2:00; Help OUTDOOR—Help S:.2O: 12:00; Ber- 5—France: Conquest and Liberation— 7:30; B.'XI. gcants Throe 10:00. ********************* * Documentary—Special ,:* 11—Creative Person-Mllhaud S-Survey iH the Arts ' , DRIVE-IN- SAYRE WOODS *•••••••••• »:J0 7:l> Help 8:07; 11:27;: Qlrla on the Beach SAYRE W0ODS- THE 2—Our Private World J—News—Mike Wolloce A Very Small Favor 7:15: 9:20; 7—Burke's Law—Mystery 1:01 LONG BRANCH Selected Short Subjects 7:00; 9:00. 1—One Step Beyond—Drama 2^-Capfaln Kangaroo 13— Local Issue—Report 5-Sandy Becker—Children : BARONET- MENLO PARK FOUR Help 3:30; T:oo- 10:00; am Happy 10:90 ; 1:15 I SURF 2:00; 8:30. CINEMA- 2—Lucl-Desl—Oomtdy 5—King and Odle—Cartoon! 8ons of. Katie Elder 2:00: 4:30; 7:O5i MATINEE AT 2 LOUNGE SEASONS 5— Rlohard Boons—Drama 1:10 FREEHOLD »:25. •« EVENINGS 7 & 9:15 II—Lloyd Thoxton—Variety * 5—Rbmoer Room—Children FREEHOLD- RESTAURANT 13—News—Robert Potts II—Laurel and Hardy PERTH AMBOY SHOW li:li f:0« Help 2:30; 7:31); 9:40. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 13—Inglei Para Todoi 2—Lovt That Bobl-^Comedy ASBURY PARK Cartoon- 8:15: Sona of -Katie Elder ONE DAY ONLY 1t:M 4—Birthday House—Children BARONET- TONIGHT 7-ABC Scope 7—Gale Storm—Comedy 131: 12:45; Donovan's Etef 10:53. SATURDAY, AUG. 28 f H.U II—Jock La Lanne—Exercise The Pawnbroker 7:30: 9:30. MAJESTIC- MS Vellow fiolls Royce 2.00: 6:00; 10:00; "The Fabulous" 9-Sports—Klner -< MAYFAIR- Joy In The Moj-ning 4:00; 8:00. "SPECIAL TEENAGE 11:01 7-News-BIII Owen The Sandpiper 2:00; 7:30; »:S5. MATINEE «l 2 2—News—Jim Jerisen »:tt WOODBRIDGE PARAMOUNT— EVENINGS 7 & 9:15, MATINEE 5 P.M. 4— News—Frank McGee 7—Gait Storm—Continued DRIVE-IN-r NICKIEDON 5-Newi »:J» Sound oIMuelo 2130; «:30." Kiddle Show 2:00; Help 6:05: 9:«; 7—News—am Beutel t—Jack Benny—Comedy ST. JAMES- Beach Blanket Bfngo 4:05; 7.-J0. 9— Film—Leather Gloves- 5—Topper—Comedy My Fair Laity 2:30: 8:30. Cameron Mitchell—I hr., SO mln. 7—Lone Ranger—Western TOWN JIM'S Il-Merv Grlfrin—Varltry II—Racket Squad'-Pollce COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE John Paul Jones, father of the QUARTETTE Kiddie. Show THESONS 11:10 9:U FEATURING SHORE DRIVE-IN- United States Navy, established BEACH CLUB . . .'ealtier—Tex Antolns 4-News-Bob Wilson Sandplper .8il0; U135; Signpost To a 13-gun salute for American ^ P.M. + foachway and Plnevltw Ave. * 5-Fllm-Adlon In the North Atlanllc- 10:00 Murder 10:19. ,' i Humptirey Brjgart—2 hrs., 2S mln. 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy ships, one gun for each original' the KATIE ELDER 4—Truth or Consequences—Gamt FARMINGDALE JJACKIE HILL' KEANSBURG » 11:15 ; Magic Ring" 5-F!lm-2O,00D Men A Year- FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— state. ' '•-.--• v Ocean Blvd., Long Ironeli ^ 4-Local News-Jim Harh 1 At lh< end of the boardwalk 7—NioMiite—Variety RandolDh Scott—1 hr,, 25 mln. . Yellow Eolli Royce 8:15; 12:50; —ALSO— T^'Yaar Hoit, Pat — 222-4432 )f 787-9850 II:M 7—Film—Thot Uncertain Feellns— Amoroui Adventure! of Moll Flanderi 2—Film—Family Honeymoon— Merle Oberon—90 mln. 10:35. "Jalopy" Claudette Colbert—1 hr., 4J mln. II—Codt Three—Police NEPTUNE CITY •**•••••••• 11:10 t0:W 4—Johnny Carson J—McCoys—Comedy NEPTUNE CITY- 11:10 «~What's This Song?—Gomo 3elp 7:35: SM0. DRIVE-IN >— News ond Weather 'I—Stor Theater—Orcma BRADLEY BEACH THEATRE Wagon Wheel Playhouse I—Ssorts—Bob WoKt 10:90 cms on» >:0a r M.-mvits »i PUSH u:j5 ••— -.— •"•Farm Report PALACE- CHESTNUT ST. MIDDLETOWN 1—Passing Parade—Nesbltt 10:15 Bindplpef 'I'M', 7:J0: 9:20. 1:09 i—News—Edwin Newman BEUVtAR ^ BTOPWOHIWINB^ presents 4—News—Geoffrey Pond 9— News and Weather 1—Film—Apoche Woman— . \—Cartoons—Children RIVOU- "THE CHILDREN'S HOUR" Lloyd Bridges—1 hr.,' « mln. 11:00 Help 2:15; 7:1!; 9:15. l:C5 2—Andy Griffith—Comedy Newi 4r-Cflncentratlon—Game SPRING LAKE *} WTZ- -,-i,-, ,,.•! V.-,. <••, A DRAMA BY LILLIAN HELLMAN 1:1» 9—American Negro Yellow RpllB-Royce 7:05'; 8:20. 2—Film—The Mad Doctor— ll.'OJ A TEENAGE PRODUCTION Bosll Ralhbone— 1 hr., 50 mln.' 7-New»-BIII Owtn MAtyfeQUAN- . l:U 11:15 i UPFR0M FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AUGUST 27 and 28 4—Film—Pilot No. 5— 1-Mock and Myer—Comedy ALGONQUIN- .Franchol Tone—Vhr^ 25 mln. Swdpiper 2:30; 7:05: 9:15. /THE BEACH AT THE PLAYHOUSE v.u BRIELLE ' S-News It:M CURTAIN 1:40 ADMISSION 2.20 STUDINTS 1.10 3:00 2-Brcit Van Dyke-Comedy . MOTOR-VUE- PHONE 741 -.073 -.«) «| T_ QQ *—Film—She Done Him wrong— 4— Jeopardy—Gome 8:10; 11:20 ; Mae Wesl—1 hr., IS mln. 5—Wall of Fun—Fred Hall 7—Price li Right—Game BRICK TOWN 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin BRICK PLAZA- ATLANTIC 11—Carol Corbett-Ctllldrtn THEATRE Sleip' i:oo: 7:30: e:40. ' Alianllt' HiKliliimls—Tel. S9I-HMH here's the pitch... POINT PLEASANT ARNOLD- , Kiddle Show Today at 2 Help 2:25;_7j25;_9OT._ * a delightful variety VISTPO^S IN of {HffpQuncheon.; AT ITS TV Sandpiper T!b0:'9:10. naraiMBt f "OUTLAWS IS COMING" u specials' BEST LAURELTON ' Plus-."Your Cheating Heart' LONG BRANCH ' from 80c VARIETIES TO . DRIVE-IN- V Sana or Katie Elder 8:0S; 15:20; STARTS TONITE - 7 and 9 Mailbag Houieboit 10:25. CHOOSE FROM LAVALLETTE Took ond Takt-out Strvlet dinners are great, too. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER LAVALLETTE^- ' I' 1 Question — I wish David Mc- Yeilow Rolls Aoyce.7U0; 9:30. ' '' — plus — SEASIDE Callum would leave "The Man at GIULIO'S From U.N.C.L.E." and star in a COLONIAL- MVIHH HAPPENS IN. PIZZERIA show of his own. He's so cute Help 7:30; 1:10. Eatontown STRAND-"* DnVe-ln BRANCH AVENUE and I think his many,: many fans Sons of Katie Elder 2:10;. 7:10; 6:30. fceep.wr would follow him in any role he crty cleanly Near R.R. Station played. Is there a chance he North of Red Bank "GIRLS LITTLE SILVER will have his own show soon? Coll 741-05*1 OH THE .ThaCtfctfulMvtrturad MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER It's not that I don't like "UN- HIGHLANDS Opm 11:30 lo 11:00 OLE" but David isn't on screen MARINE- • • ' "' ' ' , ' BEACH" 542-2744 Friday and Saturday 'HI 12 long enough to staisfy me.—J.G., Your Cheating Heart 8:35; outlaws Is MARINE THEBEATLK Alto Coming 7:00; 10:10. asmorsColDifulthaneva' * LIONARO AVE. LEONARDO Saginaw, Mich. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC- 1 Answer — It isn't very likely LAST TIMES TONITE that David will leave a hit se-l Yellow Rolls Royce 7:00: 9:15. MIDDLETOWN ries, in which he scored such a TOWN- "OUTLAWS IS COMING" personal success, just for a Soni of Katie Bidet 7:10; 8:25; Kiddle NOW few more minutes on screen. He Show: Babu Magic Ring 2:00. And "Your Cheating Heart" is set to co-spy with Robert KEANSBURG RICHARD BURTON' 2. the Molly Pitcher Inn STARTS TOMORROW Vaughn for another season of ad- CASINO— What's New Pussycat 7:00; 9:30; Boy COLLINGSWOOD EVAMARIESAlff HITS! ventures. Ten Feet Tall 3:30; Gunmen of the Jerry "FAMILY presents Rio Grande 2:00. Question — I heard that "Mr. HAZLET Lewis JEWELS" "College and High School Fashions" LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Plus - "THE 7 SLAVES" Novak" is set to be dropped af- Cartoon 8:0O: Help !:07; 11:30: Up byjhe^ollege Shop of Red Bank ter the summer reruns. I think this is awful . . . it's been my favorite show for the past two years and I will feel sad about — PLUS CO-HIT — not having it around each week. Smcklng-No Extra Chargi Acres ol Fret Parking —Mrs. A. N., McKnightstown, Joanne Woodward "Sign Post to Murder" Alr-Conditloned Air-conditioned Pa. Answer — Many fans have Acr» of Frt* Parking Smoking-N» Exfro ChorflO lamented the cancellation of "Mr. Novak" but there's really nothing they can do about it now. However, if yflu feel as strongly as your letter indicates, drop a PLAZA line to NBC-TV, 30 Rockefeller AIRPORT PLAZA, ROUTE 36-, HAZLET jfSLdaMES Center, New Yonk, N. Y. and ASBURY PARK tell them about it, just for the record. FREEHOLD I NEPTUNSHOPPING ClNTEH ROUET I JSCITY EXCLUSIVE SHORE ARIA MATINEE le/D Question — t think Paul Peter- NOW at ALL 3 THEATRES ENGAGEMENT son of "The Donna Reed Show" WINNER OF 8 ^ RODGEBS-llAHMHgJnilR has"turned out real cute. 1 re ACADEMY member him from the year the AWARDS Leh to right: Misses Buckley, FpivJer, Haviiand, Holding, Fox, Lopez, Turner, show started when he was just Including Wilhelm, Nero, Banla. Misses TMarko and Brown do not appear in picture. i young teen-aget with -a high BEST PICTURE voice. My sister-in-law told me At our elegant Friday night buffet she remembers him from1 the Aug. 27—6 - 9 P. M.—Buffet $4.50 Walt Disney "Mouseketeers' Reservations Close al 280 People—Call Dining Room » but I think she may be mistak- en. Mrs. R. C. Memphis, Tenn, Why not stay and dance to the NOW at Answer — Your sister-in-law's 2:30 & WALT PENNY TRIO in the "Horn 'n Musket" memory is very good. The twen ty year old actor started his 8:30 Part of net proceeds go to Y. M. C. A. show business career reciting the Mickey Mouse pledge and NOW at CUMrkii Under II wearing one of those silly caps 2:30 & SI A Ai The Colorful Adventures of \^ 8:30 "' (For an answer to your ques Chol» IUwW«d Uatt. Now on Sal* tion about any TV program or nrY— actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- WALTS* MAD! • STERLING THEATRES er, in care of Television Mail- bag (this paper) THE BEATLES are more Colorful than ever...in COLOR! ;, A* * *-«M.Y. NEWS An amateur's radio message EASTMANCOLOR A UNITED ARTISTS RELEASE warned residents of Naknek, naroMBt Alaska, that a SO-Joot-high tidal Matinees Daily 2 P.M. Evenings Cent. From 7 •• ASBURARRIIfiVPiY PARBK "THE PAWNBROKER wave was racing across the Pa- Sot. qnd Sun. Continuous From 2 P.M. cific toward their coastal town. The timely warning enabled CHECK MOVIE TIMETABU FOR FEATURE TIMES ADULTS ONLY! ROD STEIGER them to escape the water. 1 L THE DAILY BEGISTER Vtd., August 25, 1965-19 Medicare Swindlers "Super-Right"" Qoality-FRESH AMERICAN AtP SAVE THEM AND SEE! Prey on Public SPRING LAMB SALE! Beware o( Medicare swindlers! home benefits, which are, for SUPERMARKETS PLAID IS THE That warning has been sounded each spell of illness. There is no from Washington by Sen. Harri limit on the number of spells of •on A. Williams, Jr., D-N. J. illness for which benefits may Conveniently located No. 1 STAMP IN m SELLS ONLY OVEN-READY and locally by Joseph B. O'Con- be claimed, but confinement to nor, regional director of the De- a hospital or nursing home must partment of Health, Education be separated by 60 days. and Welfare, Asbury Park. What does the medical care pro- RED BANK THE NX AREA Confidence men misrepresent gram provide? Ing themselves as employees of You pay the first $50 for me* the Social Security Administra; ical care in each calendar year 121 Monmouth St. Plaid Stamps have- been preying upon el- After that, the program pays 8( LEGS of LAMB y citizens, they warn. * per cent, of: 1 1 the racket, which is spread- Doctors and surgeons fees. OPEN LATE Whole or Either Half ing across the country, a con 100 home health visits each man alleges he ia connected year, with no prior hospitalize MONDAYthru FRIDAY with the Social Security Admlnis tion required. ^ tratlon and is authorized to sell Diagnostic services. RONE Medicare insurance policies, or X-ray and other radiotherapy SATURDAY PRICED says Me can enroll a person over Ambulance services, surgical HIGHER! 65 in the medicare program, dressings, casts, splints, and oth- 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. A The con man may offer a dis- er therapetuic services. count to those paying in advance, How are benefits paid? but in any event he will col- Directly to the doctor or the A COMPLETE SHOUIDER CHOPS RIB CHOPS LOIN CHOPS lect what money he can and hospital. You will be billed sep; then disappear, Mr. O'Connor arately for your share of the WINE and LIQUOR Thick •aid. cost. Sen.' Williams, chairman of the Are there services which are not DEPARTMENT Short or ibcommittee on frauds and mis- paid for by either of these plans? Seafood Values.1 Cot Thin resentations affecting the el' Yes, these include physical ly, points out that the first examinations, eyeglasses, hear Swordfish Steaks «»H 69e Ib. Ib. line of defense against swindlers ing aids, and certain other ser 79' is accurate information on vices. lb e NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER! care. Some of the questions which Where do I inquire about fur- While Shrimp JZ, 89 •w M ib. he and the subcommittee have ther information? c k Chopi & Stiwing St»w or Barbacua NECKS or received are: From your local Social Secur- LITTLE SILVER fish sticks ti: ;' Jitw B s Lamb Shoulders 49 ,? Breast of Lamb 19,f Shanks of Lamb 39 What Is Medicare? ity office, 81 Heck St., Asbury Rainbow Trout ^ '^49* It consists of two programs; Park. 507 Prospect Ave. one covering hospital and nurs- ing home care, and the other covering medical care, including Promotions BONELESS-TOP or BOTTOM doctor bills, home nursing oare . OPEN LATE and certain diagnostic and triera peutic costs. There is no charge Announced MONDAY thru FRIDAY for the program of hospital and "Suptr-Rlgkt" B«ef nursing home care. Coverage un By EAI NO FAT ADDED der the medical care program SATURDAY will cost $3 per month. NORTH LONG BRANCH - Key 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Who is eligible? appointments in the recently ROUND ROASTS formed, Instrument Division of "Siptr-Rlgkl" Bail BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN OR eryone, 65 and over, except Electronic Associates, Inc., were FrHhlyaroindMinrTlMfDallyl certain employees of the fed- announced by William K. Kindle MODERN eral government already cover- divisional manager. GROUND ROUND 89 < CROSS RIB ROAST 89 < RUMP ROAST 99* ed under another plan and most DELICATESSEN Harold W. Anderson hat been BONELESS WHITE MEAT-5to7lbi. FRESH BONELESS FRONT CUTS aliens. appointed marketing manager of DEPARTMENT 11.99c C lk e How do, I sign up for coverage? the Instrument Division. His mos Veal Cubed Steaks Turkey Breasts ">89 Brisket Beef "SfWv- 79 If you are receiving Social Se- recent position was sales man' curity benefits, railroad retire- ager for EAI Instruments. Before POPULAR Fresh Chicken livers EyeRoundRoast M.19 ment benefits or a federal Civil joining the company a year and B 1 lb Service annuity, information will a half ago, he held various mar- BRANDS Smoked Picnics ip»*a«*M ^49* Top Round Steak t," 1.09 be mailed to you. If y,6u are re- keting positions with Honeywel k ! b ceiving public assistance pay- and Consolidated Electrodynam- BEER and ALE Spare Ribs PJML 59< Top Sirloin Steak t7' 1.09 ments, the public assistance ics. He is a graduate of the agency will help you in signing University of Pennsylvania and GROCERY VALUES! up. a resident of Brielle. FRESH FRUITS* VEGETABLES!, If you are 65 or over and are A&P COFFEE SALE! NOME PillOEQ HIQKERI William J, Clifford has been Turkey Noodis 10"/2 or. — Turtty Viptifcli 10% oz. not receiving any of the above appointed chief engineer. He has C C ted benefits, get in touch with teen with the company five Mild and Mallow SAVE Bo SAVE I So GOLDEN CORN 10 35 ' r Social Security office be- years and was formerly section Campbell Soups 6 97 , 6ve•ee< n Sept. 1, 1965, and March leader for digital and recording SHREWSBURY Eight o'clock £67«l^1.95 Fresh Vigtiible Julaes NONE PRICED HIQHERI 31, 1966. instruments. He-is a graduate of c C Can I enroll before Sept. 1, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 169 Newman Rich and Full Bodlid SAVE So SAVE 20s Vegamato ' 3 PRUNES ~ 2 29 1965? and a resident of Middletown. lona Bran!*—Clint Swut, Ripc-URQE SIZE—NONE PRICED HIQHERI No, not under any circum- Edward J. Schneider has been Springs Road Red Circle 69= 1.99 e stances. named manager of manufactur- Vlproui ind Wlniy SAVE Jo SAVE to HOHEYDEW MEIOHS 49 Are there salesmen .for Medi ing. During his eight years with b e b Peaches 4 care? the company, he has held various MIXED LARGE SIZES OPEN LATE Bokar.,.,.. 'i ;75 ll B2,19 M b C UR0ESIZE No. It anyone representing management positions, ~ including KountyKistPeas 7 Jr 99 himself as a Medicare salesman, new product manager in corpo- MONDAY thru FRIDAY e or claiming to be authorized by rate planning, chief of mechanical Standard Quality-NEW PACK TOMATOES **. \t;\r the;Social Security to sell any engineering and assistant to the JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS lona Tomatoes 7 " b, 1.00 N kind of medical plan calls on plant superintendent. He holds SATURDAY fl PascalCelery Sr'3^ you, notify the police or the lo- BSME and MSLE degrees from Rogultr B" Slu : SAVE lOo Daal £ pl9f.«f VAC A NONE PRICED HIGHER cal Social Security office imipe- Pack 20 '* the University of Michigan and 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. C C A dlaielyl is a resident of Middletown, PineapplePie . 49 Oranges ™!=. ild I drop my present hos- Mr. Kindle also announced the Rao.ularB"$!ia-Mb.8oi. SAVE 10c SANDWICH MONTH BUYS! a%|_S*»•• m Yallow—Naarby Farmi Ib. 4EC izaticm plan? appointments of John Shea as SUNDAY e UniOnS NONE PRICED HISHERI bag ^* No. Hospitalization and medi- controller and Joseph C. Much Rhubarb Apple Pie 49 SANDWICH or FRANKFURTER cal oare benefits don't begin un- as chief of quality control for the 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. GOLD or MARBLE SAVE 10c n Nectarines HIGHERI til July 1, 1968. Nursing home Instrument Division. Mr. Shea Pound Cake i*.i«.w 49* Jane Parker Rolls 8p g 29° benefits don't begin until Jan. was formerly supervisor of ar> 1, 1987. You have plenty of time counts receivable and Mr. Munch MODERN All Variatiai (EicaptCoconut) SAVE Me White Bread .**** ^31' to consider carefully what, if held supervisory positions in the e 5 : FROZEN FOOD BUYS! any, private coverage you want EAI quality control department DELICATESSEN Cup Cakes 10ft- 89 R&R Boned Chicken ;;49 Various Brar.ii inc.t: ing Lerr.onace to keep to supplement the fed- DEPARTMENT w 7 AiiF1 OOI. e eral program. THIRST QUENCHERS! Beep Blue White Tuna " «" ;;33° Fruit Drinks "°" 110 carti 89 How are these two programs fi- Peace Corps l CHUN KINS nanced? . YUKON CLUS—All Flavors—Regular sr Low Oalorla Heinz Kosher Dill Pickles ; 39° .4oi. j The hospitalization and nurs- 2 e FAMILY UNPITTED PinED ChowMein "S 2 plgi. 95« ing care program is financed Tests Sept. 11 B r MORTONS tifrough Social Security, by; an Canned Soda 12 : l89 Libby Ripe Olives ';;n33 i°;37' SOL e to the Social! Security RED BANK - Testing for OUR OWN-Umon Flavored Macaroni ft Cheese 5 89 * Ww. This increase Is automatic. candidates for the Peace Corps e Beef, Chicken, Turkey » you elect to sign up for the will be conducted at the Red EATONTOWN Ice Tea Mix *»»'"'«> t '^ 25 A&P'S DAIRY BUYS! II 01. C Bsnk Post Office, 171 Broad St., R»guf«r—No Sugar Morton's Dinners pigs. medical care program, it will Wil'Jn:::—3o:cot Quality 2 85 Saturday, Sept. 11, at 9 a.m. e 6 oi. e cost an additional $3 a month. etii. a>O Social Security or Railroad Re- test will measure general apti- R y C Large Eggs 1 C Hawaiian Punch R°ld 3 '^l" 85 Morton Pies ""'T^'" 5 99 tirement monthly benefit check. tude and ability to learn a lan- Partaurlnd Proeaii— Ragular tt- H you are not receiving either guage. OPEN LATE c REA MED C of these benefits, other arrange- The test is used by the Peace Hi-C Punch Swiss Knight Cheese ^39= Seabrook Spinach 9 ot 33 ments will be made through your Corps to match volunteers to the MONDAY thru FRIDAY Swill, Colorad or Whlta—Paitauriiad Procail local Social Security office. jobs available. Applicants will c What does the hospitalization spend about l>/2 hours at the test- Kraft De Luxe Slices 'pl;37 and nursing care program pro- ing center unless they want to SATURDAY Blue Bonnet Margarine Switi, American, Pimanto—Individually Wrappad Palmolive Green Soap vide? take the Spanish or French Ian e guage achievement tests, which '8 A.M. to 6 P.M. BordenSlices .'t£?... S37 C Payment of hospital bills up In 1/4 Ib. Print. ''""^I' CONTINENTAL Q "?' j'l 32 would require an additional hour. ] Ib C 6c OFF LABEL « banded «* to 60 days for each spell of ill- Swiss Slices Z"£" -73 ness, except for the first MO. SUNDAY C For an additional 38 days, the 30 Years' Service Milani's 1890 French Dressing Cream Cheese PJ.ld 2 !k; .9 'Wbvernment will pay, all but $10 FORT MONMOUTH - Thomas 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Palmolive Gold Soap ^ftr day of your hospital bill. A. Kearns of 237 Coleman Ave. CORNED BEEF This includes drugs. Long Branch, has been honored I5 I 6t OFF LABEL DEODORANT 9 ^"T! 37' Payment of 80 per cent of the for 30 years of government ser- Broadcast Hash 1"45°''t^W | *• banded*" cost of out-patient hospital diag- vice in and out of uniform. I ihhu'c BARBECUE SAUCE and BEEF 151/,, <=i. EQO nostic services, after the first The supervisory engineer in LIUOj S FOR SLOPPY JOE'S

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BEER and ALE IB 01 Jersey, Orange and Rockland Counties. na Fabric ''^ ?*- 59C Saan RIM M ar*r I All Tobacco Product!, Freth Milk and Alcoholic pliitic w • Bererifet uempt from Pliid Stamp aStt. Card Party-Fashion To Host Candidates SEA BRIGHT — County and candidates for the Aw»mWy; P. local candidates and their wives Paul Camp!, Little Silver, County will be guests of the Women's Chairman, and Huge B. Meehan, Democratic Club of Sea Bright Spring Lake, candidates for the at its Annual Card Party, snd Board of Chosen Freeholders; Paul Kiernan, Long Branch, Fashion Show to be heldhld , iin the chairman of the Monmouth Coun- Peninsula House, Ocean Ave. ty Board of Taxation and candi- Find a Beau While On The Go Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. date for Sheriff;"Fred W. Selden- Proceeds will benefit the club'i she knows there is sure to be an tor of a popular teen magazine, zthl, Uttle Silver, Leon Williams, By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON worshipers that American men welfare activities. Insecure soul who, obsessed wit A career girl, she h«s not seem to be. New Shrewsbury and Edjtr AP N«W6feature* Writer (Attractive and in Fashions will be presented New the fear that the gigolo supply really concentrated on the prince her mid-JOs, Glbbi, candidates for coroner. NEW YORK (AP) - Gigolos Miss Baer doesn't through the courtesy of the High- will run out before she gets her: charming angle However, who seasonally seek rich and worry about her age anywhere.) land Boutique, 104 Bay Ave. Local candidates Invited Are lonely American ladies to pay will pack off the first respect- among her memoirs of men —Re available. Eat breakfast Highlands. Councilman Waiter JohnsonJKi- able looking one she finds to th abroad she has some fine speci- in Ihe hotel dining room (never their transportation to the Riv- Among the invited guests are dldate for Mayor and CouncftWan fun and games coast along with mens, such as a Spanish mata- your room), ait in the hotel lob- iera may have slim pickings next Mrs, Rocco Bonforte, Lon Joseph W. Stout and Alexander her baggage. dor who presented her with a by, take local trains, go to fes- season. Branch, president of the Women' S. Saharic, candidates for Bor- bull's ear, and 50 naked tivals, habitually visit the same They may if these women en- In this case Miss Baer's ad Democratic Club of Monmouth ough Council, who serenaded her on a very cafes. (Baer-tested) counter the forthright advice of- vice is to "Hold oato the tickets. County; Mrs. George Reseter, Cecile K. Norton, Democratic hot night in Samarkand "in the fered by Jean Baer in her sud-Gigolos hive a way of disap- —Make the most out of Haslet, -vice chairman of State Commltteewoman and pres- Interest of bettering relationships being a stranger. Ask for help denly successful book fur the pearing in search of fairer garni County Committee; Mayor JcJir ident of the club 1« general chair- traveling single woman, "Follow between the Soviet Union and with maps, languages, luggage, and turning in your tickets.fo 'J. Reilly, Ocean Township an man of the event, assisted by Me." America." and money changing. (Baer-test- cash." Thomas J. Muecifori, Toms Rh Mrs. Claud* Minaldi, vlce-chair- Not for a minute would this ed.) Although she is not at all stuf- Here are just a few .of her er, candidates for the State Sen- vivacious young writer deny any —Scheme a little. Don't go di- man. fy about gigolos, the peite b man-snaring secrets (or the ate; Assemblyman Patrick £ Me- adventurous female the compan- rectly to the money-changing nette has not resorted to them American woman alone: Gann, Jr., Eincroft, Mayor Bene- ionship of a fake count with so- desk. (or them to resorts), She per- —Go where the men like your dict R. Nicosia, Red Bjnk and cial contacts but without a franc —Take your time reading your sonally has been so resourceful type. If your hlpj are too broad Samuel S. Sagotsky, Freehold, In his white silk suit. No Vic- mail until someone interesting A COLLECTOR — Along with antiques 'for h«r apartment In flushing out unpaid male com- to be appreciated in France, torian prude Is she. appears, (Baer-tested.) To Marry panionship during 26 separate hurry to Turkey. (Miss Baer it such at the four-poster Jean Baer rests upon here, tha Miss Baer is a practical per- —Above all, don't let a girl- Shopping By Degrees global excursions that she is con-suitably shaped for France.) vivacious writer also collects friendships, male variety, son who believes a woman should friend talk you into coming vinced any woman can d —Go where you know some- Everybody blames the weathei save on shipping costs by pick- well with a little training. along, i during her travels. Unlike most females, she reveals some for something it seems. Stif Ing up a gigolo at her destina- body who can introduce you to She who travels fastest and somebody else. (After a decade of her tacrett to lucceii in a recent book far women who joint? Blame the rain. Lack of tion. "You have to know what it is most productively travels alone) of traveling alone Miss Baer has energy? Blame the heat. Bad "They abound at Negresco in you're after, some interesting Miss Baer has found out. travel alone. plenty of foreign mail from for- mood? Attribute that to a cloudy Nice, the Carlton in Cannes, and escorts away from home, or a eign males.) day. Suffering of any kind? Hu- any other place frequented by Prince Charming for living with mldlty is usually the culprit. happily ever after," explains —Stay sober. Foreign men rich widows and poodles," she Women's Federation Breaks Ground And now the merchants have says. Miss Baer whq.. globe trots be think American women drink too much hard liquor. (Miss Baer found that consumer buying hab- Yet as an Inveterate traveler, tween chores as promotion direc- drinks sparingly whatever Ij the its are also influenced by native beverage.) For New Headquarters Sept. 18 weather, They have it down to —Bend a little. Don't insist on NEW BRUNSWICK - Ground the federation, will attract officers shop topics are garden and con'a most amazing formula, report Quiddities to Choosing he rules, routines or mores you wil[ be broken for the new head' from some 340 women's clubs. servatlon, art, Civici and legisla- Today's Secretary. For every de- have at home, (In leaving Yalta quarters building of the New Twenty-two workshops on a tion, American home, music, In1 gree of temperature below nor- Misi Baer shared cabin accom- Jersey State Federation of variety of federation activities ternational relations, education, mal on any day in the spring, modations with an 18-yesr-old Women's Clubs, Sept. 18, when will be held In the morning, Fol- literature, public welfare and and for every degree 'above nor- Qood Family Physician boy because the intourist officer the federation holds its annual lowing an afternoon session, .the drama. mal on any day in the fall, re insisted.) conference at Douglass College. ground-Dreaklng ceremony will The afternoon session, presided tail sales will drop off exactly American families are among of ask your community hospital —Forget about your birthday. The conference, designed as be held at the clubhouse site, over by Mrs. S. Herbert Taylor one per cent. the most mobile in the world, for a list of general practition- Foreign men are not th» youth a training session for leaders of Clifton Ave.. this city. °" of Cherry Hill, will began with Also, every one-tenth Inch o Ai they move from community ers affiliated with it. The socie- Situated on two seres of land, a performance by mezzo-soprano rain that falls between 7 a.m to community they are faced ty and the hospital will ;ive leased from Rutgers University, Georgeanna Bourdon Tirico of and 11 a.m. on any day, inevit- with many problems. One of the you the names of fully qualified the one-story, red "used" Brick Glen Ridge. ably depresses that day's sales most important is finding a good physicians licensed to practice building is scheduled to be ready Mrs. Carl C. Osgood of Craft by on* per cent. Those art the family doctor. Thil assignment To Marry in Spring In the itate, bury is chairman of the con' facts, ma'am. Do you fit the usually falls to the mother. Here next spring. Mlw Carol A, LM» If possible, make appointments ference. shopper's weather formula? are some guidelines which will POINT PLEASANT BEACH - Among the conference work-| with seven! doctors on your list. help her make a sound choice: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. LONG BRANCH - Announce- Tell them the reason for your ment is made by Mr, and Mrs. Don't wait until illness or ac- Strachen, 303 Washington Ave., visit. Give each a genera! pic Webster Lane, 90 Atlantic cident strikes. Start looking at Spark Up Last Season's Clothes turn of your family, ask about announce the engagement ol Ave., 61 the engagement of tht-ir your leisure when you can take fees, visiting hours, home vis- :heir daughter, Miss Nancy daughter, Miss Carol AnnjL»ne, the time to do a thorough job. FREEHOLD — Ther« are a), you have tome lazy garments ontfs or if you can bring them its, and any other general ques- Lynn* Strachen, to tfeprgs Mi- ways some special things that from past years, this is the time up-to-date to fit In with the curto F, Paul White, Jr., son of Call your county medical so tions that occur to you. .. Mrs. porothy B. white, : JH' tlety for the names of three or chael Foots, ion of Mr. and you have to do to your wanlmhe to decide whether you should dl* rent season's styles. Select the doctor you feel moat Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- (our family doctors In your area, Mrs. George E, Foote of Staton as each season rolls around, If card them to make room for new There are many ways by which comfortable with and who gives ship, Island, N.Y. you can bring a garment back you a feeling of competence. to life. However, Mrs, Sylvi* F, A February wedding is planned. Miss Strachen Is a secretary Ince you started with a list of Meehsn, Monmouth County Miss Lane was graduated from physicians, chances at Bell Telephone Laboratories, [ualified home economist, bp|ieves that ong Branch Hlfft School t*M ire you will wake a sound Holmdel. She is a graduate of Students to Model employed by Monmouth dp- Paint Pleasant Beach High you should value your time and :ho!te, RED BANK — Twelve slim-trim! students from local high money so as got to waste it on solidated Water Company, tong School and Kathajlpe Qjtybs ichools and college undergraduates will mpdel a collection of Branch. Secretarial School, Montclair. clothes that are beyond the re- General Store high styles irom the College Shop of Red Bank Friday night juvenating stage. Mr. White, an alumnus of She llso attended Upaa-la Col in Molly Pitcher Inn. Thomas Jefferson High School, lege, last Orange, and Mon- If you are « sewer, perhaps Ian Antonio, Tex., and Lincoln Participating in the fashion show which will be staged from few slight construction changes Engaged mouth College, West 7 to 8 p.m. during the buffet hours will be Misses Midge Buck, rechni"il Institute, Newark, is • MEMS can make a garment more wear. Branch. ley, Fair Haven, frashmfln, College of Notre Dame, Maryland; employed by English Motors, ••s-fMr. Foote is. a graduate o| >lSherri'HtfVll&HH',tr!R£tP1Blrtrtc,' tfreshmarf, -Uriiverttityi of Toledo; Red Bank. • GROCERIES McfCee Vocational and Technical Sue Hotaling, Little Silver, Efrdicott College, class "(Wl Bar. You can often give distinction High School, Staten Island, and Miss Nancy bars 8&nta, Red Bflnk, Skidmore College, class of '66; Janet to an old dress with the addition Flattering! • Delicatessen of Stafen Island Community Col- Nero, Fair Haven, Chestnut Hill College, class of '67; Joy of a naw naekwpar accessory. lege. He also attended City Col- Brown, Atlantic Highlands, freshman, Duke University. Neokllnes can be changed by the WHOLESALE MEATS lege of New York, use of handsome scarfs that came Also, high school students,; Misses Lynn Fowler, Rumson« In many designs and colors, and PQR HOME FREEZERS He is a . technician at Bell Benefit Fair Haven Regional High School; Renpe M»rk%> Red Bank -Telephone L«t)pra.torJM, can bs tied In fashionable meth- ^Catholic High)^Laurie Fox and" Barbara L^pej,,5Middletown ods for neokline appeal. Collar; Th> weWng j* j»)*nned for the MAIN ST., HOLMDEL Township High; Beth Turner, Red Bank High",'fihd Dorothy of all shapes and circlets can spring, N*xr \p Fir* HMM Party Wilhelra, Monmouth Regional High. also improve the appearance of 946-4115 a tired dress. But be careful when selecting one that It is in Beware Old Drugi g -, M today', benefit NEW YORK - Two women, party for The Shelter of Ocean keeping with the design of the one aged 22 and the other 25, and MonmpiiOi Counties staged garment you have in mind. fell seriously j!l not long a|0 from 3 to | p.m, in the- "Ferry" Belts and buttons have taken LOSE with symptoms t|i»t Included a* float Cranford docked here, fash- on new shapes and forms and cessive thirst, weakness, lethar- ions will be presented under the can certainly give a different note, UP TO gy and constipation. Both had tofllreetjpn of Mrs; Mary Smith, to a dress, be hospitalised and then treat- chairman of the event. All pro- Costume jewelry and flower* n POUNDS ed for considerable lengths of ceeds, will go to Uie organization also &re another means of add- time. One patient was still in for neglected and mistreated ani. ing allure to a tired garment, I IN JUST treatment a year after the onset mals. in Ocean. Monmouth coun- you have a knacfc for making of her illness. ties. clever things, you will probably, 30 DAYS! In each case, according to Highlights of the fashion show be. able to come up with some- MJDDLETOWN - and physicians affiliated with the wilj include a sapphire blue knit thing interesting and Inexpensive Y»u «regnancy. Slated by Women's Club Friday. demie preparation for college and for pre- Information may be obtainec With the idea of achieving this paratory school. Proven record of acceptance. POINT PLEASANT - The 34th from Mrs. James J. Powers, Th< VISITED WARNER-LAMBERT ormonal, balance, three physi Grades K-6 at Rumson. 7-12 »t Asbtrry Park. steps in the manufacture of drug! SUNTANNED DOLL Annual Flower Show of the Gar-schedules are available at Mi from raw materials to prepara :ians—two from Boston and one > LONG BRANCH - Members ol den and Conservation Depart- chaels Florist, 522 Arnold Ave. tion and formation, quality con When your little girl takes her 'rom North Carolina—have ef- ' ihe Monmouth County Medica ment of the Woman's Club of Pt. Pleasant, or from Mrs. Ani trol methods, packaging, labeling doll to the beach, chances are fectively used oral contraceptives Point Pleasant will be held Turner Lawton at Britts. The Ranney School .Assistants Association recently and shipping. they vrill BOTH come back home :o relieve acne. The North Car- visited the Warner-Lambert Phar- jlina report on-40 women showed the auditorium of Britts Depart- with a sun tan. "Suntanning" Russell G. Rannev, Headmaster >ood or excellent results in 39 ment store, Brick Township open- LIGHTNING BOOKLET maceutical Laboratories in Mor- LABOR DAY TIPS dolls whose "skin" darkens when latients after from two to six ing at 2 p.m., Friday until 9 A new l&page booklet abou ris Plains. Going driving over the'Labo R«M». 842-1630 taken outdoors are the latest thing :yoles on "the pill." The Massa- p.m. On Saturday, the hours are lightning protection, writter A color film "The Story of Dr.Day weekend? If so, Chemstrani primarily for homeowners, from ;,toy land. The doll's tan :husetts study of 39 patients al- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The theme Lister," was shown, followed by Company automotive safety ex works on the same principle as o showed impressive results. is "Salute to Autumn." available free in single copies a tour of the Warner-Lambert perts have some suggestions h from the lightning Protection The schedule includes six sec- ZBNITH REMEMBERS THE HARD-OP-HEARINO Research Institute where research help give you an extra margii the popular sunglasses that dark- Institute, 2 North Riverside Pla- tions. The first three in the ar- and development work is con- of tire safety. en on exposure to bright light hemicals are many,, says Mod- za, Chicago, 111. IN RED BANK ducted on drugs, cosmetics, hair If your car will be h.eavil; and return to normal when the rn Plastics. Researchers are tistic design division; the fourth, loaded with luggage and holida juniors, elementary pupils over House Hunting! It's open sea- products and diagnostic mate- light is not so Intense. 'orking on such things as photo- rials. An animal experimentation paraphernalia,, it's wise to :hromic windows whidh would re- and under id yrs; section 5, hor-son in the Daily Register Class)- EVEGLASS ! HEARING station is also matati^ned fa* the crease the air. pressure aboul • Chemicals known as photo- iuce.Ote DfgjA for sunshades, and ticultural; section six, special andfied now. IN-THE-EAR fcoratory. four pounds over^the regulai chromic agents • are responsible jottles and containers to protect 1966 # " BE£HlNpTHEEAfBE£HlNp-THE-EAfi ] AIDS '

) > amount. Consult your car owner' for these developments in dolls such light-sensitive contents as •*;/ After luncheon at the Institute manual for recommended pres and sunglasses. And the possible beer, wine, and certain pharma- Cafeteria as guest9 of the com-sure increases. Have your local future uses of the "adjustable" ceutioals. pany, the manufacturing facilities tire dealer check your tires (anc NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET, don't forget the spare) for hidde • •of the Warner-Chilcott Laborator- 54 Newman Springs Rd. — Red Bank — 747-9310 SEALED AMNSTi ies were visited,, where the 13-damage such as nails, stones, cuts inenjber group was shown the or bruises. Across From Monmouth Cdunly National Bank OPEN 7 DAYS - FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. DUST & HUMIDITY FANCY ALL BEEF FRANKS . 3 LBS./S1 Zemth'i Micro-tfthie circuit Is sealed airtight to protect its PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY transistor* and resistors from dust,foreign material, and erod- IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ...... S LBS./45e ingmoisture.Then all other vital connection* are lisa sealed to FRYING CHICKENS — WHOLE :...29e IB. assure better performance...more dependable fwaring help. For Prompt FREE DELIVERY and See us for details and demonstration today. Ask about CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS ;.....79e LB. Zenith's after-purchase protection. 24-Hour Prescription Service RED RIPE TOMATOES 10e LB. LARGE EGGS — T-PAC 3 DOZ./S1 AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER —% DIAL: 741-5288 we feature FARMER BOY MEATS JAMES F. SMITH, Optician * % 1134 Broad St. »£&; Red Batik Fruit Baskets for alt Occasions - Made to Order 11 WHITE ST., RED BANK 741-5070 or 741-5075 Free RifriproM D«llv«ry pktM 74M1I0 Owr M yem at Imi ami M«M«uk Street* ••'..• HEP BANK -.,..". . . .-.. TECHNICAL TptAINJNG , AFB, T«, U * VS. Mr 3 MC Student* Fore* aircraft malntwane* DAILY CROSSWORD SAN ANTONIO, Tut. -' Alman Red Bank Sets At U of Wbcontin third cU*s Martin R. Dwomk,•*•«Dworxak, . DOWN M.Veleaaio Airman p*onak, IStop LOnr watUr Bridge Column WEST LONp BRANCH - ion of Mr. and Mi*. Willii A. Registration European whee• •l ' 30.SotaiUon Three Mawnouth CoUsjt ftu- DworaakDworiak, 1 WllfOn^Ave,, Oak- gradual* << Asbury, Park <) country 3. Blunder 21. Weary' One of the 'fir»t princlplei dents are attending the annual hurst, N. ;.,tubw stiectw High School rteehtjy «ompl|M 11 Wind 3. Stirred up 23. Allow. play is to lead* toward rathe meeting of the U.5. National Stu- for technical training at Shep- Days for Pupils Instrument 4. Rational basic training at Uckland than away from itrength. Whe; dent Association tt the Univers- RED BANK — Dr. R<*ert C, 12. British B. Conclude 28. Native Stelnmeti, North Arlington, trea- AFB, Tex. 6. Bobbin . The Hand ity of Wisconsin, Maditon, Wil. Hoops, superintendent coins of the missing high cards are fa South dealer surer of the Ctest of 19M, and 18. Pulverize .7. Domesti- Portu- The confab will end Sept. 2. 'Tokyo li not a eity: Ifa" schools, has announced reglstra vorably located, this precautic Neither tide vulnerabl* James A. BuWanwkl, sophomore H. Aquatic cated The students are Michael Fish- explosion," wrote a Japaawe. tion days for new students and g NORTH from Foris, who is coordinator an mammal animal archi- will save a trick or two. er, a senior from West Long from _m»U»t. Its economic growth. ih» schedule for classes, whicl * Q4 for the Monmouth College Chap, journalist. 15. Tellurium: Vtlago tmtwm South won the first trick wit 742 ernment Association; Albert C. ciation. New students In kindergartei Roman 42. Watch 17. Fuss 28. See the dummy. West's takeout dou WEST EAST through grade six in Mechanic 18. Wing- 16. Knjght'a 31. Weep pocket • KJ873 4 1092 and Oakland Street School! M. Scotch UU« 3!. Slat 4S. LimehouM ble indicated shortness in clubs, OKQ102 S? 754 ehould enroll at their r«spectiv< petticoat 3S. Facto brew and East's response of one no «S QJTJ2 O 1043 schools on Wednesday and Xhurs 23, Maker of attract -flAi AnrmflTV* «.A«lnna- trump Indicated club length am 4 None *AK9« day, Sept. 1 and 1, between headgear Sl.ttaaatta* ttv» strength. SOOTH Clifj c 4 A65 and 3 p.m., the auperlntenden' 1 4 5 b ft South properly led a low apadi aaid. 38. Bach i * 29. Bn*.. toward dummy's queen. Wes O AK6 New students In kindergarten navigator «. n. stepped up with the king AQJ10653 tfirough gride eight at River SO, Manufac- % spades and returned the quesi Sooth We* North East Street School will register at that tured 15 A of diamonds to Smith's king. 1 4k Double Pan 1 NT % 2* 2 * Fan Pan DAN RIVER school on the same days between is 11 Now South led a spade to dum 3 a> All Fats 9 a.m. and noon or between 32. Conserva- my's queen and returned a club tive: OB. % Opening lead — "5 K p.m. and 3 p.m. Those transfer- 21 H, Compass l» l/ East shrewdly played low, and CORDUROY ring from other Red Bank V South won with the queen. West' point //f A East returned another heart, Schools need not register. 11 Ji tA 27 spade discard revealed the bet SS.MUlpond but South's trumps lasted. He 88. Near % trump break. Dr. Hoops said to register for 2» ruffed and led the ten of clubs IS.Mustonote EB Continues Plan elementary school, children to draw East's last trump. There South could not afford to con- must be accompanied by one SO was no further problem. parent, it transferring from an- 41Baid u tinue the. clubs from his own 48. Bocfc other district, they should pre- S3 hand, for then East would get DAILY QUESTION sent either a report card or % % Hirer dub tricks. South had to As dealer, you hold: Spade; transfer card. at car X 5ft 59 continue his plan of leading clubs K J 8 7 3. Hearts-JC Q 10 2. 1MM: g*o]. ^ Diamonds—Q J 9 2. Chibs— Children eligible for kindergar- «6.Seaiflflte. V M 41 from the dummy. ten must be five years old by vestment Since the only way to get tt None. What do you say? Nov. 1, 1965, and must present 47. Mountain AS 4b dummy was to ruff a spade Answer: Bid one spade. You birth certificates. crest South led hij ace of spades ant have enough strength for an All new students must have ex- 48. Former 47 ruffed it in dummy. Then b opening bid with 12 points amination certificates from (he president: # led dummy's last club througl In high cards and 3 for the bold family physician and dentist as Czech. East. suit. Bid your longest suit first. well as proof of immuniration This cautious line of play as- To order a Pocket Guide to from smallpox, diphtheria and lured the contract. East had to Bridge send 50 cents to Red polio. step up with the king of clubj, iBank Register, Box 3316, Grand Dr. Hoops announced the fol- allowing South to play a low Central Station, New York, N,Y. SEARS-Middletown lowing hours of school: trump from his own hand. When 10017. It covers bidding conven- Kindergarten morning session, On Campus East returned a heart, South tions, point count, etc; B:45 to 11:15 a.m.; ktadergar rufied and led the jack of clubs ten afternoon session, 12:45 to ness administration from the to force out the ace. 3:15 p.m.; grades one and two University of Denver at com- at River Street School, 8:45 to mencement exercises Friday on 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 to 3 p.m.; the University Park campus in KNOW YOUR all grades one through five and Denver. the Oakland Street School sixth GOVERNMENT grade, 8:45 to 11:45 a.m. and 1 Peter E. Parker, 129 Hance to 3:15 p.m.; grades six, seven Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers Rd., Fair Haven, was named to Association, 143 E. State St., and eight at River Street School the dean's list at the University Trenton 8, N. J. 8:20 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.; and the of Rochester for scholastic ex- high school, S a.m. to 2:48 p.m. cetlence during the second sem- Personal services" and "oth- ester. expensses" take almost equal 1 Fort Saves Entering Wesleyan University shares of the aggregate opera at Middletown, Conn,, as fresh- ,ng budgets of New Jersey's 2 $94,800 In men in September are Donald jounties this year. 4 DAYS ONLY ... WED., THURS., FRL, SAT. S. Jennings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Providing salaries, wages and Russell Jennings, 18 Heather Operates Dr., New Shrewsbury, and Greg. sensioit costs as well as othei ity'F. Ilueslag, son of Mr. and orms of compensation an FORT MONMOUTH - The Mrs. Charles 3. Bueslng, 54 Half 'fringe benefits" tor county en* Army Signal Center and School Mile Rd., Lincroft. here effected a saving of $94,- loyees, the "personal services KENMORE CORD-REEL 800 in its operating cost in the Mr. Jennings is a 196 g appropriations in the budgets o fiscal year ending July 1. ate of Monmouth Regional High ll counties total $126V4 millio The commanding general, School where he was treasurer $126,545,736). This is a TA pe Brig. Gen. H. MsD. Brown, said Miss Maureen E. Kelly of his class, president of student the saving was 219 per cent government, editor of the school cent over actual 1964 expend* greater that that effected In the ONEONTA, N. Y. — Miss Mau- paper and a member of the Na- tures of $117,843,919 for the sam< previous fiscal year. een E. Kelly, 91 Madison Ave., tional Honor Society. He also VACUUM CLEANERS purpose. Me\vin F. Weiksm&n, com- Red Bank, N. J., has completed won letters in cross-country,. Appropriations for materials, ptroller of the Signal Center an intensive American Studies Mr. Buesjng was graduated In supplies, repairs, maintenance, and School, explained that the Program here at Hartwick Col- June from Pingry School in Eliz- caving was effected as follows: lege. Miss Kelly, and 23 ojher contracted services and other by replacing contract technicians teachers of'English and the so- abeth where be was a class of- curring expenditures listed i with civil service employees; cial studies were awarded fel- ficer, captain of the cheer lead the "other ejrpenses" category ol by a newly devised use of auto- lowships through the William ers, a member of the Debate the 21 county operating bud' matic data processors and. the Robertson Coe ' Foundation Club and secretary-treasurer of gets total more than 126 millio establishment of an in-house pro- Teachers from seven states at the American Field Service $126,292,719). This represents cessor repair and maintenance ended the seminar to provide a Club. He also was active in dra f.2 per cent increase over 1964 capability: by the adoption of letter understanding of the matics. ctual outlays of $117,798,966 fo certain new teaching techniques; American heritage through class The students are two of the 365 "other expenses." by an employee-suggested work- study, discussions, research and men admitted to the class of Although the overall increast limplification project applied to field trips, according to dean 1969, the largest freshman group i I96S appropriations over lasl the handling of mail; by a newJy Wallace R. Hinger, diftctor of in the 1934-year history of the year's spending for both person, developed technique employed in :he program. university. The class was select al services and other expense: the painting of audio-visual train- ed from more than 2,100 appll veraged 7.3 per cent for the 21 NO MONEY DOWN Ing aids; by contracting for the William H. Hay, 114 Wallace cants. counties, there were wide varia On Sears Easy Payment Plan special manufacture of exact (no t., Red Bank, has completed a tlons in the percentage increase; wastage) lengths of television ix-week Summer Institute at Miss Ruth Tobacco, daughter mong the individual counties tape, (7) by taking from an Wells College in Aurora, N. Y. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tobac- Only decline was a slight dro; Complete set of 6 Army depot and rebuilding, in- The Institute, sponsored by the co, Colts Neok, was awarded the in the personal service appropn •tead of purchasing new, certain National Science Foundation, was Prix Academique Prize at the tion in Ocean County. attachments items of electronic equipment part of the national program of Northampton (Mass.) School for In Monmouth County, the 1965 which had been previously de- assistance to secondary school Girls 30th annual Summer School ippropriations for "personal clared defective. teachers of science and mathe- of French. The presentation was iervices" total $4,394,529, an in • Rc!I> easily, from "Not least," Mr. Werksman matics who wish to improve made at ceremonies with D rease of 12.9 per cent compared •aid, "was the dedication and knowledge of_ their subject mat vid R. L. Simpson, director, pre- with the $3,891,850 actually spen room-to-room professional competence of all ter. Mr. Hay teaches at Red siding, 1964. The "other expenses our people who contributed to the ank High School. ide of this._county's 1965 oper- attainment of the President's cost Miss Rebecca J, Stracener,, 57 iting budget provides $7,666,596 Zip! And • Easy-to-carry built-on reduction goal." William H. Truswell, Jr., son Silverton Ave., Little Silver, who appropriations this year. Thi the Cord top handle of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Trus- was studying at the Middlebury is 4.2 per cent more than thi is Inside well, Sr., 52 Queens Dr. East, (Vt.) College Spanish Summer $7,359,726 spent last year. Dystrophy Unit Little Silver, was named scho- School, received a master of arts Hie totals are among tabula, Just a light pull and the Handy disposable paper lastic chairman of Delta Chi at degree from Middlebury at com- tions being compiled by the New Slates Recital Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., mencement exercises Aug. 17. cord reels out for use! Jersey Taxpayers Association fo dust bags SPRING MKEN- The Mon where he is entering his sopho- nclusion in its forthcoming an. mouth County Chanter, Muscula more year as a pre med and Recent high school graduates ual reference booklet, "Finan ItystropJiy Associations of Amer- biology major. from Monmouth and Ocean coun- Strong dirt-pulling motor :ial Statistics of New Jersey Lo ica, Inc., will sponsor a piano ties who will be entering Buck- :al Government," providing fts- recital in the Spring Lake Com- nell University as freshmen this Among those receiving degrees :al data on each county, mu- munity House, here, Friday. fall and their parents will be at the 48th Summer Commence- icipality and school district I The recital will be given by guests at the Bucknell Alumi ment exercises Friday at Adams the State. James A. Moyer, Sea Girt piano State College in Alamosa, Col., Club of MonmouthOcean Coun- teacher; Miss Valerie K. D'An- was Robert lames Hayward, Jr., ties at a reception and dinner New Jersey's 21 counties this PHONE TODAY drea, 16, of Sea Girt, and Michael 118 Pinckney Rd., Red Bank. Thursday. 'ear have budgeted more than T. Johnson, 10, of Manasquan. The pre-college meeting will quarter-billion dollars for opera 671-3800 KENMORE Proceeds of the event, which Ing costs—the day-to-day expendi- Richard Cornelius, 131 Manor be held in the American Hotel in For'Free Home Trial takes place at 8:30 p.m., will :ures of county government, not Freehold and will begin at 7:30 go to the unit's physical therapy Dr., Red Bank, received a bach- including outlays for capital Inv fund. elor of science degree in busi- p.m. provements and debt service. Dr. James A. Gathitigs, pro- SCRUBBER-POLISHER fessor and chairman of the po- All county operating budget! litical science department at the for 1965 aggregated $252,836,455 "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean university, will be featured This was 7.3 per cent more tha speaker and a panel of upper- actual operating expenditures of NO MONEY DOWN For Thursday, August 26 classmen will be on hand to an- $235,641,485 by the counties swer questions about life on thi 1964. The latter, In turn repre- On Sears Easy Payment Plan Present—For You and Youri- • • You can't Bucknell campus. sented a 7.5 per cent Increas over 1963 operating expenditures. live on an island — the troubles of other people are Bucknell's freshman class, bound to affect you in one way or another. Try to scheduled to report' to campus In Monmouth County, the 196S be helpful injtead'of avoiding those who need a Sept. 11 for a brief orientation operating budget totals $12,091 thouWeriafean on. Even if you can* fee of concrete program prior to the opening of 128. This represents an Increas assistance, just knowing you are standing by -will th college, will number neatly of IS' pet cent over 1064 oper- be a great comfort to them. 750 young men and women. Con- ating expenditures which totale vocation exercises marking the $11,251,575. The latter total v/aa * Twin combination brushes for The Day Under Your Sign opening of the 120th academi 11.5 per cent more than 1963 op- year will be held Sept. M. erating expenditures in this coun- scrubbing, waxing, polishing and Ariei.lornMar.2ltaApr.lt Libra. Sept, 23 fa Oct. 22 Officers of the local alumni ty- Montr you want may be alow Freient negative aipetta are In naterlaliiinf but lit outlook only a temporary eituatioo, ao club are Isaodre I. Zlotkin, 12 County government "operating buffing is faTOrabie. don t «et unduly. Court St., Freehold, president costs" include both "personal Taurut. April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 »o Nov. 21 Francis R. Carroll, 15 Wilkins service" and "other expendi- The airuation calla for eompa* Iloo't fl(bt nature. If jon feel Ct., New Shrewsbury, first vice * 14^ pounds of controlled ilon. Vet roar arrtrpatletic im. tne need of a ret( take it with tures." (A future article in thi t president; Miss Virginia Me- polaea tale orer. a clear cMiaciencf. series will discuss expenditures pressure for easier home floor Saaitfariaa. Nor.23 la Dee. 21 Cabe, 200 Forest Ave., Keans- in these two categories.) If people ate trrtnf b fore* Once Ton fifinallr y fet out of burg, second vice president; Mrs, tlK matter, pn tbem in tlirlr to)1>ed,, thingthlnge! wwill l go exceptional- The figures, based upon official care slew Unit. ly.'...• well today.. Robert E. BiUings, 160 Riverdale ' Is filed with the State Di- Ave., Eatontown, secretary, and Cancer. June 12 »o July 21 Capricorn. Dae. 21 to Jan. 20 vision of Local Government, are War itill placu« jrwi but the Satiafr Swir eorioiitr Instead Dr. G. Edward McComsey, 512 among data being compiled by outlook if optimistic — you of continuing: to wonder juat * 18-foot cord stores conveniently - Main St., Toms River, treasur- the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- ihould be the lamet how mattera atand. er. Lee. July 22 la Aug. 21 Aquariui. Jan. 21 to Fab. If ciation for inclusion In its annual on handle-mounted winding hooks It will be far from quitt on the Let nothing dete/ you from reference booklet, "Financial Sta- fob, to tetlt tnmutlltf —,,., TeniaT dlicouiona unleie eer- Temple University's Summer Satirfaction Guaranteed SEARS-MIDDLETOWN Opan MOB. thru Sat tain of ymir/acU. School commencement exercises 1:11 'Ul l:tt son in the Dally Register Classl- Or Your Money Back MOM 171-UN . ISM, nUfaben Kewmper Srrflcit* Aug. 12 In Mitten Memorial Sekl Fasti The Daily Register Hall, Philadelphia. 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WF RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN SUNDAY TO 6 P.M SPECIALS EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., AUG. 29th 6*1$ WJTHtN m J. M. HELDS Leon Tosses I-Hltter Carleton Playoff Title Reds Defe&t Braves, 3-2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1965 Won by Freehold, 4-0 If you don't think Jim Malo- Lou Johnson drove in all Dodger runs with a stogie in tbiji ney's luck has changed, just ask FREEHOLD - Sixteen-year-old Carleton Memorial Basefr powered a two-out double In the sixth and two-run double in th< righthander Jim Leon pitched a League post-season playoff cham third inning after Greg Durka Bobby Bragan. eighth. : one^itter yesterday In leading pionship tilt. walked. Leon (hen fanned Dan Bragan's Milwaukee Braves Cardwell, dipped lor two run ' Freehold to a 4-0 whitewashing Loften Swanger managed t McDougall for the third out of were one out away from a victo- In the third, blanked the Giant of the Raritan Bears In the Ed only safety, off Leon when h the Inning. The free pass to Dur- ry over the Cincinnati fireballei the rest of the way and collectet ka was the only one given up by and first place in the National two of Pittsburgh's 11 hits. Th- Leon, who posted nine strike- League Tuesday night. Then the Pirates right-liander, now 11-f It. It. Open Tennis Reds' Tommy Harper. Malo- outs. Swanger and Durka were singled In the fifth j the only base runners Raritan ney's second four-leaf clover in the go-ahead run p had in the seven-inning tussle. as many starts, ripped a two- ey's triple off loser 1 Macdonald Wins Singles, Teams Freehold had finished fourth in ran homer to beat the Braves 3- Houston broke a 3-3 tie in thy the Southern Division with an 8-5-1 record and-then swept ninth when . Rusty Stabul sin] Up With Loser to Cop Another jLast Tihursday Leo Cardenas' gled, Dave Adles/h' walked a/K| through three playoff contests to 10th inning homer nailed Malo- RED BANK — Ron Macdonald then joined forces to win th reach the finals. Raritan made Philadelphia reliever Gar:| won the Boys Singles champion boys' doubles title via a 7-5, 6- ney's first no-hit victory — a 1 Wagner threw wildly to third ojjj a runaway of the Northern Divi- 0 decision over the Chicago *hip in the Red Bank Open Ten- decision over Tom McCrosky an' sion regular season race, taking pitcher Don Nottebart'a saeff* Cubs — after four frustrating nis Tournament last weekend by Jeremy Grayzel. Macdonald wa first place with a 14-1 mark. The flee bunt, enaWHng Staub t*j near misses. defeating Doug Raynor, 2-6, 6-2, captain of the Rumson-Fair H Bears also won all three of their score. The Astros had tied It If; 9-7. ven Regional High School tenni playoff games. Tuesday night it appeared De- the fifth on JimWynn's two-ruij Macdonald and Raynor, who team last spring while Rayno nis Menke's run-scoring ground- homer off Ohris Short. !| All Rum In Fifth were been rivals in high school. was a mainstay on the Red Banl er in the seventh inning,1'which Freehold broke a scoreless tie Tito Francona lashed a pine' High squad. snapped a 1-1 tie, would lift the by getting all of its runs in the single of! third baseman Roi Lynn Abbot advanced to th top of the fifth frame. Lead off Braves past Maloney and into Santo's glove, scoring Cur Another Gold semi-final round in men's singl batter Mike Lackett was issued the league lead- Los Angeles Flood with the winning run i; when he defeated Paul Simom a free pass, John Brown got had blown a 4-3 verdict to the the 10th at St. Louis. ,Obe Cardi' 6-2, 6-4. bunt singleand Ted Clayton was last-place Mets and a Milwau- nals had blown a 6-2(Liad, wift Medal Sought SOIMAKIKN . kee victory would put the ItOVM' HINIil.ES awarded first base on a catcher's Jim Stewart's ninth-Inning sabell£/ were of eight horses appeared in the, DD was worth $84.60. tic City for the first seven days er will be opponents for the Class 8-year old—1. Nlckl Trezofclou, • entry of Wally Dallenbach, Don A temporary truce engineered 2. Margaret MalOney, IS; 3. Deb with' 2:22. photo finish picture. of ,the ourrent meeting totaled A club championship next Wednes- West, ,4. . • Kreitz, Larry Dickson and Tony >y the committee on Aug. 16 is ter backstrok' $11.8 million, or $347,503 behind day. D-year old—1. Mary Mtloney. 20: Romit head the challengers in the that stands between the two The winner returned WJjfor a Clalr Lorenz, 10; ,},,rWls^B.e»,tcrch1o, Ross, of two dollar win mutuel.'Driven the first seven days of the 1954 In Class B, Miss Marion San- 10-year old—1. L9JL Sweetftood, 1J. 8;JO p.m. heat qualifying con- jrganizations and the athletes Clane with 1:09.5 in by Willie Hubbard of Baltimore, meeting. Attendance tailed off tora checked in with the low man, 10. . tests' joth groups have threatened meter butterfly 10,858 to 117,438 while revenue to net. 11-yea1ye r old—1old1.. ThereThereia4Hlconei lconer •ith expulsion from competition Md., the 5-year-old bay mare was JaneJt t CChaaeyh , 14; 3. Mawrle Mo Tvonna Tovis, a 17" bhe state dipped 1.5 per cent to Mrs. Albert Morrison and Miss l M 'or breaking their rival boy- sixth as the field hit the final Of Four Cut brunette in the 400-meter' turn and was forced four horses $1,018,712. Claire Midglegy y had low pputts in l!-year old—1. Patty Bonoa 50 vidual medley in 5:49.6. plane Btvoth, 12; 3. Patricia Pall wide before moving into conten- ^l A and CClasl s B, respective- I would characterize the ' At Freehold, attendance was ly. ia-y«ar old—J. Susan Bertalsen, The pretty Israeli, who emi- tion. It was Worthy Oaks sec- By Giants Donna Unltwskl, 14; 3. Sara Gn grated here from Czechoslovak- NCAA boycott as a situation in up 8.4 per cent to 74,719, handle Mrs. John Husband checked ond straight victory in three FAIRFJ'ELD, Conn. (AP) - man, 2. ia only eight months ago, drew hich never have so many nice increased 2.8 per cent to in with the low net in the nine- 14-year old-1. Pltrlcla lTerrara, starts at the shore oval. She Rookie quarterbaok John Torok 2. Kare__ n Johnson, 11. the biggest cheers wWi her vic- guys (in NCAA) been so wrong- $4.8 million and revenue to the 15-year old—1. Mlohele Peiapine. paid $12.40 for place and $5 for of Arizona State, second nation- hole group while Mrs. Roy Loh- tory over Cathy Cole, of North fully led by a few," Hull told the state was up $25,778, to $346,059. miller had low' putts. 16-year old—l. Vlrjlnla JulUno show. ally to Tulsa's Jerry Rhoma in Oall Ho vend on, 7; 3. Cria glalker Miami Beach, Fla., and Carole Freehold Track :ommittee. total football offense last year, Aoler 15, Encino Calif. FREEHOLD — Joe Garagiola, The committee is investigat- Salt Mite Wins Debut one of the voices of the New York ng the latest flareup in the off- Lou Puntolillp, diminutive driv was among four players cut yes Americans captured 11 of the terday by the New York Giants possible 13 medals- Yankees baseball club, wilL-in- •md-on NCAA-AAU feud. It er from Lyndh'urst, urged Sals dulge in some horse tal1•'!. I'&td KH.tiO) Miss Julia Cobb R. Hancock 8-1 Duo Wins on 67 3—Thornapple F. Dlglrolamo 10-1 Eighth Race-Pace Cond. Pursk (1, Janie Cash 3RD—Trot; 51,000; Time 2:10.1. DEAL — Mrs. Thomas Mc- Lady Discovery Bob Mite IH.Dancer.Jr.) 7.00 (.00 300 Also Eligible: 5-Matland V. Kachel larby and Mrs. Robert Bonney Tippy Stringer Unmen> 3,20 2.80 McDanlel O'Boy J. Quinn I—Mercury Don AUTOMATIC Mountain Butler Darn Near Mine (Hubbnrill 4.40 H. Dancer Jr. red a net 67 to win the blind Also- Edna RoRcnt, Henrys Prld (-High Herbert V. Cowger Black Lite. Ice Mnn. Proud Elliot. Third Race—Trot Cond, artners tournament at Deal Sonny Clnco Pune (1,000 4—Ruth's bream J. Quinn Navy Jet 4TH—Pace; $1,000: Time 2-.0II.1. inm !ountry Club yesterday. Santos Hudak IW'gtonl 10.80 7.00 4.00 3—Flame Song J. Quinn 5-2 3—Roberta Primrose H. Fleming Buddy Purdue Jay Dillon (Quinn) 4.00 2.r Partners were selected after Jowen Discovery (M'nlak) 3.20 4—JVIISJ Bomb G. Taylor 7-2 2—Golden Gallon J.,Barchl le tourney was completed. Also—Cedar Crest Hope, Calon Han- •Whiz No Driver %2 7-Effle Kllnlca SPECIALISTS Ruth's Dream over, Vera Qulnton, Miss Fasy Creed, I. Lubar Mrs. John MoLachlan and Mrs. Mercury Don Oztirk Rob. 8—Joseppe J. Flretti 5-1 1-John D. NebieM No Driver liomaj Rogers were second 8 STH-Trot; $1,200; Time I:M.l. High Herbert Worthy Oak (Hulibaril) 41.00 12.40 6.00 8—Randy Worthy J. Hetiler 6-1 irith a net 74, r»nt Elm'Star ^KttwatdV ' 4. SO 2.60 J—Dr. MtcSeMi : C, Howard 8-1 Ninth Race—Pace Claiming Purse (I, Mr. Buttomvood Dorothy'Ce Sar (H.Dancer.Jr.) 3.00 M. Severino 1—Ano Greenlree Boy Also—Grand Blaze. Betty W Diamond 5—Big Question 10-1 V. Benedettl Coach Marv Grissom of the Willa Valley, Olive Song, Pop Bong. E. Loney 4-Mae Adloj Arro OTH—Pace; $1,000; Time 2:09. 1—Mr. Newport 1M F. Jaeger ,ps Angeles Angels compiled a Volo Way Oowaah) 3.00 3.00 2.611 Also Eligible: 3—Mr. Butlonwood p. Anthers J-45 major league pitching Symphony Bachelor (Lonm B.6O ;{.Sfl Symphony Whiskers Ml9fl Mnlenty's Lady (Jamenl 3.60 Billy Ray R, James J—Lee Adlos R. Myer econL Padian Also—PeRgy Oregon, Quick Ooln Paula Special No Driver «—Indian Rocket 10 Runnymede Meg, Delia Acres, Paflla H, Sowash Rnckmnn Vo. 7-NKa T. W. Zendt : Sell Fast! The Dally Register - Best Bet — 7TH—Pace; $1,000; Time 2:12. Fourth Race—Pace Cond. Pune 11,000 8—Greenlree Boy J. Schue lasslfied. Watch Key Willie Smith fa BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) "I've gained 28 pounds since I Derhaps millions, of words writ- then checked the Orioles on oneLos Angeles' victory over Cleve- — Randy Rlatson thinks he left Russia and the way I'm PEEKSKILL, N. Y. (AP^ - ten and spoken explaining why run and five hits until the ninth, land. CardenaS drove in two might bit the 68-foot mark in thegoing I'll gain 20 more before I The New York Jets cut All- the New York Yankees are in when he needed relief help. runs with a triple and Smiti two •hot put in the World Studem get home. People seem to think America Cosmo Iacavazzi, for- sixth place this season. Moose Skowron's two-run single more with a homer. Games — if he doesn't collapse I'm a growing boy who needs mer Princeton fullback, and 10 was the big hit in the third. Tony Conigliaro drove in five first. food." The extensive injury list has other players yesterday to get been mentioned, and generally Jerry Lumpe rapped out three runs with a grand slam homer "Everybody seems worried The Texas A and M muscle their squad under the American poor hitting, and spotty pitch- hits and Norm Cash slammed a and a single in Boston's first- •bout me and keeps stuffing me man, who earlier this year set a Football League limit. ing, even old age. two-run homer, making it easy g- ie victory over Washington, With food," the 6-foot-S^ inch world shot put record with a Iacavazzi, named as a defen- for Detroit'9 Denny McLaln to w 3 Frank Howard had (our giant from P*mp», Tex., laid of fwt, 7 inches, Mid But no one points to Mel Stot- heave 70 sive back on the 1964 All-Ameri- tlemyre, even though he — post his 12th victory In the romp R with two doubles and two today. the hard and harassing Russian ca team, had been used on of- probably more than anyone — is over Kansas City. i- 'd singles in the Senator trip had trimmed him down to a fense in three exhibition games responsible for tlhe Yanks being George Brunet pitched a five- i -back in the.second game, svelte 240 pounds. and had gained 66 yards on 22 in sixth. hitter and got all the hitting Baton's Rico Petrocelli hit carries. three homers in the twinbill, The-powerful Texan was sure Instead of eighth or ninth. Cardenal and Willie Sith inw Moodstock two in the second game. to be the center of attention "We're still looking for a big The slim- young right-hander, support he needed from Jose when the World Student Games running back," a Jets spokesman perhaps the only bright spot in moved today from the swim- said. "It's too bad he wasn't the Yankees' dismal season, Show Is ming pool on Margnit Island' big enough," hurled a five-hitter at the Amer- Where the Americans dominat- In addition to Iacavazzi, the ican League-leading Minnesota Major Leag ed, to People's Stadium for Jets put six players on waivers Twins Tuesday night, beating Saturday track and field and gave outright releases to them 2-1 and posting his 16th FREEHOLD - Hie eighth an- The Americans dominated the four players signed as free victory of the season. swimming phase with a total of agents. nual Bloodstock Show, sponsored The triumph Hedjrim with the nine gold medals. In Tuesday's Four draft choices were by the Thoroughbred Breeders' Twins' Jim (Miidcat)" Grant for concluding events they won the waived. They are Gary Plum- Association of New Jersey, will the most victories in the league 1,500 meter freestyle, the 400- lee, defensive end from New By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be held Saturday afternoon at and stamped him a distinct pos- meter medley relay and the Mexico; Seth Cartwright, defen- Wolf Hill Farm, Adjacent to the sibility as a 20-game winner men'* platform diving. sive tackle from Prairie View; National League American League Monmouth Park Jockey dub In despite the Yanks poor showing. W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. •nport. The first class will Mike Wall, Stanford sopho- Mitch Dudek, offensive tackle The Chicago White Sox edged Los Angeles . .575 Minnesota .... 47 .650 — at 1:30. more, beat Russia'* favored from Xavier. and Jim Gray, de- Semen Belits-Gueisman with a fensiveback from Toledo. Baltimore 6-5, climbing to with- Milwaukee ..:. .573 Chicago 52 .581 6% •old Ferguson, manager of time of 17:09.9 In the 1.500. Phil Al Lawson, a flanker from in 6 Vj games of the top, Detroit San Fran .566 /4 Detroit 71 .568 8 Alfred Vandeifcilt's Sagamore Rlcer of Paterson, N.J. raffled Delaware State, and Bill Rade- clubbed Kansas City 8-2 and LosCincinnati .557 2V4 Baltimore ... .557 Farm in Giyndon, Md., will pre- Angeles whipoed Cleveland 7-1 the relay team from behind to macher, defensive back from Phiia .532 5'/2 Cleveland .548 itde as Judge or the two-class edge Russia. Rick Gilbert of Northern Michigan who had been Boston and Washington split a Pittsburgh ..., .523 6'/, New York 64 .508 event. In addition to the usual Lancaster, Pa. and Bernie on the Jets' reserve squad last twi-night doubleheader, the Red St. Louis .488 11 Los Angeles .. 58 .460 ribbons and stiver prices Wrightson of Phoenix, Ariz, fin- season, also were put on waivers. Sox taking the first 9-4 and theChicago •457 15 Washington .. 55 •437 m •warded tay the Thoroughbred Senators the nightcap 8-5. .416 .388 ished one-two in the diving; Released outright were Arnie Houston 20 Boston 46 33 Breeders' Association, the New Stottlemyre had some trou- .317 .341 Simkus, defensive tackle from New York .... Kansas City .. 42 35 Jersey State Department of Agri- Michigan; Darryl bles against the Twins, trailing Hill, flanker Tuesday's Results Tuesday's Results culture posts $500 in cash breed- from Maryland; Tom Krzemien- 1-0 until Tommy Tresh unload- ers awards, which Is distributed New York 4, Los Angeles 3 Chicago 6, Baltimore S 3kl, tight end from Michigan ed his 20th homer of the season St. Louis 7, Chicago 6, 10 In- among the finalists In each class. Record Field of 85 Tees State, and Bob Fenamore, line- in the eighth. Mickey Mantle, New York 2, Minnesota 1 nings who had singled, scored ahead Detroit 8, Kansas City 2 Broodmares based ia New Jer- backer from Memphis State. Houston 4- Philadelphia 3 sey and their IMS-foaled prog- The cuts reduced Jhe New York of him. Boston 9-5- Washington 4-8 Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 7, Cleveland 1 eny, which <3^ere dropped in squad to 45 players, including Chicago pitcher Bruce How- Pittsburgh 5, San Franoisco 2 New Jersey, are eligible for the two from this year's all star team ard singled touching olf a four- Off Today in State P. G. A. Today's Games Today's Games exhibition. who aren't counted against the run third inning rally that car- Los Angeles at New York, N Three perpetual trophies are AFL limit of 46 effective at mid-ried the streaking White Sox Baltimore at Chicago WESTFIELD (AP) - A rec- Others to be reckoned with in- There will be 18-hole rounds Houston at Philadelphia, N New York at Minnesota, N offered at the annual event. The night. past Baltimore for their 11th San Francisco at Pittsburgh, ord field of 85 pros will tee ofl clude former State PGA winners today and tomorrow, after which Washington at Boston, N Wsajside Farm Trophy, pre- Jake.Zastko of Spring Lake, An- the field will be cut to the low 40 N at the Echo Lake Country Clul Detroit at Kansas City, N se-Pw to the show by Mr. and and ties for Friday's 36-hole 1 gelo Petraglia of Spring Mea- Cincinnati at Milwaukee, N Cleveland at Los Angeles, Mrs. Milton Erlanger of Oak- today to see whether the Stat< dow, Fred Baker of Maplewopd windup. Tournament of Champions Chicago at St. Louis, N hurst, i« the principal award for twi-night PGA Golf Championship will re and Emery Thomas of Forest PGA members who have Thursday's Games the Broodmare Class. Twenty- main the personal property oi Hill, along with Lou Barbara of reached their 50th birthdays wil Los Angeles at New York, N Thursday's Gamei thre well-bred mares which Scheduled to Open Sept. 4 Wes Ellis, Jr. Hollywood; Vic Ghezzi of Rum- compete for an extra $250 over Houston at Philadelphia, N Washington at Boston have produced foals or have son, the 1941 National PGA king, the first 36 holes. WEST ORANGE - The 12th Further information concerning San Franoisco at Pittsburgh, Baltimore at Chicago The transplanted Texan, pro a1 been bred this year are entered who will be making a rare ap- Echo Lake is hosting the State annual New Jersey State Base- ntries may be obtained from New York at Minnesota Mountain Ridge, has won th< N this year. pearance in his home state in PGA for the first time. The ball Tournament of Champions Villiam L. Manning, 36 Fitzran- Detroit at Kansas City tournament the last four yean Cincinnati at Milwaukee, N The Foal Class is divided into quest of a title he's won three course is 6,571 yards long from will start Sept. 4, and shall con- lolph Rd. Only games scheduled —at Homestead, Mountain Ridge, Chicago at St. Louis, N two divisions—the Bernadotte times; Roy Faber of Colonia, the back tees. For this cham- tinue on Sept. 5, and each Satur- Knickerbocker and Essex Ctran Farm Trophy for foals dropped Bob Benning of Plalnfield, Ken pionship, the fairways have been day and Sunday thereafter, with- ty — an unprecedented feat. He between Jan. 1 and March 31 Burnette of Cedar Hill, Wayne narrowed and the rough allowed out exception (barring weather end the Bonnetts O'Blue Trophy is favored again but faces stiff Yates 'of Spring Brook, Mike to grow. As a course with an competition over the par 36-36—72 conditions) until the tourney has for foals dropped: on or after Norcross of Rutgers, Ed Famula unlimited supply of water, it has reached its conclusion. April 1. Echo Lake course. of Scotch Hills and Harry Dee remained green and soft despite This event Is sponsored The "Pro's Own" champlonshi of Montclair. . the drought. will be the richest in history, by Baseball, Inc., for the ex- Ms Player with the Winner pulling down $1,- press purpose of creating new 000 of the total $5,500 purse. interest and stimulation in in- 7 dependent (semi-pro) baseball. Ellis is playing fine golf these Svare: L. A. Has Applicants shall consist only of days, as witness his 13th place To Be Busy teams who are champions of their finish in the recent National respective leagues. fn-labei tourney. However, he has beer SALE On Sept. 8 beaten in several New Jersey The tourney will again be a tournaments over the last twe A Shot at Crown double elimination event with the Now thru September 4th...get the 2nd tire for KANSAS CITY (AP) - Cam py Campaneris, Kansas City A's. years. (One of a Series) our split end, did a fine job as a winner receiving a trophy and ahortstop,. will play all nine po- Leading Threatf,, ORANGE, Calif. (AP) -*• • rooki?,a^d:j*ck .Snow, die bey $250. . titlons — one for each Inning — Top threats to his string of ti- don't want to Just look good, from Notre Dame, has looked All games will start at 2:30 p.m. against the Los Angeles Angels tles are Babe Llchardus of Bal- don't want any half way mea-good. And we have Willie Brown Because of the time element here Sept. 8. tusrol, the N.J. Open champion; sures. I've been on a champion- behind McDonald." involved (lateness of the season), Campaneris, the American Stan Mosel of Essex Fells, win- ship team. Yes sir, I think we Would Like More Running there can be no protests acted ner 'of the $16,000 Bodge Open in upon, except for inellgibility. All league's stolen base leader, was have a shot at the title." Svare would like more ru May; Pat Schwab of Crestmont, decisions and interpretations by a catcher in Cut>a before the A's Harland Svare, head coach ol ning than he has but will settle the 1964 "player of the year" in the umpires shall be considered signed him. He was shuttled be- the Los Angeles' Rams, wa a lull yearfrohi' fullback he Philadelphia PGA section, final. fajgen left field and shortstop doing some positive thinking at DM Bass aM naUfbkcfc Les rl tMtjeason until the A's decided irst-round leader in the Thun- the training camp on the Chap- A roster of 20 eligible players '/2 PRICE seiphson, a Dallas castoff. toieave him at short. As a derbird Classic and runner-up in man College campus. shall be submitted by each ap- the N.J. Open; Otto Greiner of The Rams also have been tak- plicant at the final tournament Take your CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS youngster, he pitched both feft- "I'd rather have the Ram Knickerbocker, the 1964 Dodge ing a long look at a new Jim meeting. A player to be eligible handed and right-handed. run more than throw," said the buy the 1st tire at price listed below get the 2nd tor 12 that price Open winner. Brown, a 6-1, 210-pound rookie must have played two games or Said A's owner Charles 0. ex-New York Giant linebacker. fullback from South Carolina more with the chamoionship II Fdnley: Also, Les Ward of Glen Ridge, "Every championship team State picked up as a free agent- tea- of his league. In addition to "So far as I can find out this winner of last year's N.J. Open; does that. We're trying to ge Svare be-lieves his offensive trr ' •" olayers on eaoh roster, the fimtonc firtston* has never been done before in Bob Shields of Green Brook, only people of championship caliber line will be better. He is high on tour ~y will permit each appli- the majors. I found an instance New Jerseyan besides Ellis to at all positions and we're get- Charlie Cowan, 6-4, 280, a guard cant to add three players from CHAMPION NYLONS SAFETY CHAMPION NYLONS of a player playing each posi- qualify for both the Naliona ting there." who is being groomed as the within its own league, who have || tion during the season but not Open and PGA tournaments; The Rams have been bounc- replacement for veteran Frank also played two games or more all nine positions in one game." VJnce Sullivan of Metuchen, who fl( lf ing around in the second divi- Varrichione, an 11th year man, for their respective teams, but U/J ''• \ ~ ' SAFET Finley said he cleared the idea took home a piece of the money sion so long — since 1958 — tha at right tackle. only one of these three bonus with Joe Cronin, the American in the National PGA, and Bob it is refreshing to hear talk o MMta* The Rams' defense led the players may be a pitcher. League president. Moser, the host pro. winning even if it is a big hop »zt lit Tin* MTU** league in fewest yards given up No player who was under con- $15.80 $ 7.90 11640-13 $19.85 t»M from a 5-7-2 record. on ..the ground last year. The ract in professional baseball this 17.15 8.57 II S. 50-13 21X10 1O50 Gabriel to Get Try front four of Dean Cjones, Merlin season as of Aug. 1 may play. Any 2045 TKzT II 7.50-14 21 JO 11.90 Huffman Gains Only Two Points S.00-14 Bill Mufison, a 1964-crop Olsen, Rosey Grier and Lamar player who was released prior 23.10 11.55 11 27.25 13.C2 rookie from Utah State, earned Lundy is massive and rough. to Aug. 1 must produce evidence 25.35 12.67 §• •-SO-14 29.90 14.95 In Wall Standings Despite 2d Winthe starting quarterback Job forEx-Steeler Joe Krupa will be of his release. 670-13 2045 10.22 mm •-IMS 23 JO 11.90 the opening pre-season game the swing man. 7.iO-lS 23.10 11.55 7.10-15 27.25 13.62 WALL TOWNSHIP - English- H Hulse of Point Pleasant, who but Svare will give Roman Ga- Got Currie from Packers 25.35 12.67 7.60-15 29.90 14.95 town stock car pilot Jim Hoff- failed to qualify for the 2B.85 i| 8 00-15 3J.30 main briel a shot at the position. Dan Currie came to the Rams Pottios to Retire 1442 16.65 man won his second feature race event, • dropped to sixth place from Green Bay to fill a corner WNITEWAllS..Add WHlTtWAlU..Md in as many weeks last Saturday, "Munson has a little more PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - I *3 lor lit tlr*.. 11.50for In* . I 11 il.S0 for lit lira..II7Sfer2M.| with 738. There were no other linebacking job. The veteran but gained only two points in the finesse and a quicker delivery,' Linebacker Myron Pottios of the •M via% plui In. »• trad, j, M changes In the modified stand- Cliff Livingston or ex-Steeler Ed modified division point standings said Svare. "Gabriel has a 'ittsburgh Steelers, sidelined ings as a result of last week's Holler will be the other corner •t Wall Stadium. feature. strong arm and can fire tha with a dislocated shoulder for NO TRADE-IN X? ' All Tires backer, although rookie- Fred the third straight y«ar, said yes-1 Freehold pilot Bill McCarthy Bohn Leads Sportsmen ball with people hanging all over him. He is a fireball, hard Brown from Miami eventually terday he plans to retire from|| NEEDED! \ Mounted FREE continues to lead the point-get- In the sportsman standings, may be it. ters in the modified standings to bring down." pro football at the end of the where cars are limited to 390 Bobby Smith and Aaron with 880 markers to Hoffman's "Our receiving should be im- 1965 season. cubic inch engines and single Martin probably will be the M2. Both have won three 1965 proved," said Svare. "Martin "How much can a guy take? AIR-COOLED PLASTIC TRASH BARRELS carburetlon systems, Parker comer backs although Clancy features, including a pair of 30- Bohn of Freehold actually McKeeveris going to be a fine Three years, and every year the Williams, rookie from Washing- •SO gallon opacity rs and a SO-lapper each. gained points, despite a poor tight end. We got Tommy Mc- same thing.,I'm getting sick and ton State, could oust Smith. Jer- CUSHIONS •Gray body, black covet rd-p)ace Joe Kelly, ol Donald from Dallas and he is showing. Bohn has 1,052 points to ry Richardson will be the strong tired of running- around with my Quikertown, Pa., held on to 944 for runner-up Don Stives of going to help us. Bucky Pope arm in a sling. So I've decided •Wi«» htm MppoiW safety and Ed Meador the free iot madmoin ur cooling that position despite an early de- Trenton. Jack Hart of Chester lafety. the best thing to do is quit," he •Boond with tanr-cun jjirtlc mise in last week's main event. Pennsylvania, dropped to third said. EACH Kelly's car was involved in a six- with 918 markers. Dan McLaugh- Lema Second The Rams are satisfied with Bruce Gossett, who hit with 18 The 235-pound former Notre ( EACH car pileup which occurred on the lin of Jackson, who's been com PALM BEACH GARDENS Dame star suffered a dislocated sjxth lap of the 10-miler and he ing on in recent weeks, is only of 24 field goals last year and Umit2p«r Fla. (AP) — Tony Lama's vic- shoulder and a fracture in Sun- IKJ-734 Umlt 2 per customer who six points back of Hart with 912 best in the NFL since Lou Groza custMntr was through early. Kelly, tory in the $200,600 Carling World day's exhibition game against vic- as he holds down fourth spot. made 23 of 26 in 1053. The punt- "Additional barrels »2.& EACH has scored seven feature Golf Championship Monday er probably wMl be a rookie the New York Giants. He will ^Additional Cushions 41.89 EACH tories, has an even MO points. Novice division point leader 'aulted him from fifth place to free agent, Jon Kilroy of Au- not be able to play for at least Dick Musing of Milltown, who George McDowell of Pine Beach runner-up spot In the PGA's iurn. six weeks, possibly longer. finished third behind Hoffman had two points sliced off his money-winning list, triad ton« Stem; amfMIIMly (rlai «k«- 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Park I the 20th hole. default; Paul Fitzgerald defeated Gary Player $69,964, $1,096, Inimct, CMan-md fill •atttry (Ortwr part* «tra, 775-8700 Another close contest found Paul Doheiiy, 1 up; Ted For- • irapKt PHlllvt crankMM $71,060; Bruce Devlin $65,132, $3,- VMHIattM lyiUm If M«d*d> Walter Kerr edging H. L Scott moso won over George Drake, 1 264, $68,397; Doug Sanders $60.- -" 18th hole/ up; John Gardella defeated How- S03, $10,858, $71,362; Gene Lit ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO. her Class A matches, Wil- ard Podutka, default; Robert ler $58,336, $4,303, $82,930; Dave AUTO © liam Cannavo downed Albert Matthews defeated Vincent Mc- Marr $58,850, $8,080, $62,930; Dan •tern, f.iM.ft Walter Langton Carthy. 1 up, and ElHo( PJafcan Slkei, Jr., $50,171,mi. J5M73, 432 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY SHELL AND CROWN SERVICE STATIONS defeated Robert Kurau, 1 up; defeated Robert Loctawod, de- and Bruce Craropton 150,029, $12,- PHONE 747-5468 Robert Knaty defeated Mike Let- fault. 249, turn HELP WANTED MUZ AUTOS FOR SALE WANTED THE DAILY REGISTER A.UTO2 FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED FEMALE 26—Wed, August 25, 1965 IM3 CHEVROLET, Set Air, Wltat ins cottvAra copra — VOLKSWiLOeW - IMS. Vu-lnx aUUni O CUKLU CRAFT. _ Dul tattlttt, lix-cyllnaer standard, radio. Reduced other ejtraj, 1,(00 mllM. Orliloal »«m, Ost mnar. Uinua nek. Call m,i JloCAHthy MeCAHtby Chevrolet 291-1101. prlct tSSil. now H757. S32-22H. otMtx Pilot air rwcdltioner, Kt,7M. BALMO-tRL - Cltrlcal worker, fc Chevrolet, 291-1101. U Circle Dr., Rumion. 74T-24U. , pluj oommfaaloa, vuaty compaor M SALESMEN 19tt STUDIBAKBR - Hust MOTltlc ANNOUNCEMENTS 1959 COLONIAL PARK MERCURY — tiU, plsUart vorUnf coadWoM, 40 Quick sale, going overseas. Ex«U* 1X3 28- RSVXL CRAFT CABIN CROT8- ModlUon. New tirei. One owner. 71 JAGUAR 1961 — Mark IX. Excellent Four new tires, power brtkm, •'«""« bour week. Worklny kooirl«dK# of'afw. UOST AND FOUND condlUon. All leather Interior, cuHom Al condition. Call HI-US3. Eft HO ChryUer eKlne. Sleeps lour. Tfis Nnr«r Co., «t 41S4. Ir« baJp/ul. .. TIRE AND AUTO ACCESSORIES whu>wmn. Call (72-0029. Head, aalley. Msmy, extras. In very Broad St., Red I960 OLDSMOBILE — TwCHloor «d 1664 C0RVA1B 11ONZA — Ooupe, VM- good condlUos. Can *be leenu Zobel'l •LOST — Toy French Poodle. All while. 1964 CHEVROl&r STATION WAQO; malic. p.«auc»d. McCARlhy Chivrolet Marine Service. Sea Bright. tS.0OO. Foi HOUSEKEEPER — Lfv« In, prepare Answer, to "Pepe " Vicinity Hazlet. »8, power steering, power braltea, . 'ondlUor. Call 741-5855 after 1:30 P-' — Original owner setting. Excellent more Iniormation call 291-31&S alter averting mesl. Refarancea. TU-4HS1 or FULL-TIME Kewartl. C*1I 2«-3». condition, asking tt.000. Call 741-9136. p.m. B32-1S15. I9«2 MOA MARK II ROADSTER 8. o EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY . FOUND — Bicycle. Give J965 CHEVROLEHE T — V-8. Power glide, MINT CONDITION. SACRIFICE. CA: 1962 TWO-DOOR METEOR MERCUR' t d brakesbk . |1»|1.» Call SAILBOAT AND BAILBOARD RENTALS WATTBESS WANTED r- Denis Restau- Call 222-0S3T AFTER 5:30. iKertrri and FOR RIGHT MAN 7CT-5833 -~ 285 n.p. stick shift. Bucket seals, 671-9110 CLEARANCE — Uied Ba41boat« an< rant, Red Bank. Call li»!i CHEVY II Wason. Automata V-8 engine. Excellent condition. M2-2333 outboard boats. New LS-13. Sea Gull • 741-9787 Reasonable. 1964 THUNDERBIRD — Hardtop. l?,OO0 Sea Qnarlc sailboats. EXCELLENT SAURY Reduced, McCARthy Chevrolet miles Excellent condition. Priced right. AUTOMOTIVE MONMOUTH MARINA ni-noi. 1)61 CHEVROLET — Forward control Cal 747-MSO. 46 .*est St., Monmouth Beach. 222-3482 AND BENEFITS AUTOS FOR SALE FORD — 1350. Air conditioned wago station wagon. Sacrifice. Reduced. Me -AHlhy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 1961 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE- CARRY CRAFT BAVAGE SECRETARIES ileerins, »M0. C71-5OS2. Fully powered. Asking very low price Boat TraLara 1963 OLDSMOBILE — Holiday coupe. 13(ifl CHEVROLET STATION WAGON— 'r mich excellent condition, 741-0843. 153 IV Front St. JO4-OI3O Key port Automatic and power steering. Reduced. 1'JJ) CHRYSLER — Ooixl eondltl' Slx-cyllnder. stick shift. Radio and & STENOS 264-9805 JTcCAHthy Chevrolet 291-1101. Power Blecrlnc, hrakes, windows, rad heater. Must sell. Asking S685. 787-61SO 1958 CHEVROLET — Sli cylinder stick 40' LAPSTRAKE BOAT—Twin Bcrew. hesler, Kood tires. Beat oiler. 9-5. 9 ismisslon. Good condlUon. Call Needs some work, Musi aell, make of. :!2<)2. after seven, 7*MIJ52. If>i5 OLDSMOH1LK — Four-door. Fal; 741-0146 Several positions immediately avail- RENAULT PBUCSOT H.O condition. Asking JS3, Call any morrjln fer. 787-O87B, 671-3645, Can be seen able at both our Perth Amboy and AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 1M3 i'ONTiAC Catalina convertl'jl fore 12, 291-1034. 1953 FORDOMATIC Elks 'Home, Madn.BL, Port Monmouth. Fort Reading ofllce* fur #ocreUrle» HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE MONMOUTH MOTORS automatic and power iti-erlnR. Iteducei Kew motor. Good lira. ChMP. LIGHTNING — Must aell before-Sep- or ite no* with good fcuatneia ikHU. Hwy, 35 .W;iltEalontown McCAH'by Chnvrolrt. 291-111)1, 1951 FORD — Rebuilt, V-8. llallle Call 2ftl^>3S0 vim Iloor Bhlft, $75. Call alter 7 p.m. tember. Interested parties call alter 6 MATURE WOMAN — For 4-5 weel APPETIZING MANAGER 11133 CHEVROLET — I'ourrlMj,- >ecla «r.'-2513 11161 UHEVKOLET BHOOSWOOD — p.m. 741-5035 W« offer modern air-conditioned fa- aa general molfier's helper and .assl cilities and excellent company bens* n Experienced only. Opportunity to A\i1nmatlc tran.imiflsion. (Joixl nieclm Wagon, Reduced. Call McCARthy 12' ROWBOAT — 5 a.p, motor, oars, ivJUi care o! new baby; other help. CHEVY II — 1963. Standard traramw- Chevrolet. 291-1101. fits including cafeteria. wltii new dynamic Supermarket, cal condition. Phone after 7 p.m. 7 i, six. Power. Ktpcrlng, radio ami anchor, etc. In water, .can demon, ermces. Call 812-ltW. 1357. trate. »70. Call after 5. 787-0661. IT* 1664 8TINGBAY CONVERTIBLE - ler, f&ti. Call 7ST-4363. „. CORVAIR MONZA — Two-iloO! Call tor appointment PART-TIME COUNTER GIRL — F. Big W., 56 Newman Sprlngi Rl Both topa Dark blue. Chrome wheels. 1953 BUICK — Super fonr-rtoor aed sedan, 4-speed, low mileage. Call WILL TRADE — For sail or be., Mr. Warner, VA 6-1000 uncheonette. Over 18. Call W-2T18 Bank. Bee Mr. Robert VIgoolf. Two Vs. Mullory dlstrllmtor. SI2-TO43. IEW3 8UICK SPECIAL. — Four-doo: 0S4-5573 Like new. Asklng.jWoU 1951 OLD!Shnrp. Jleduced. McCARthy Chevrolet offer. 26' shelter cabin sea aklff, Chrys- ielalln. ' 196j CHEVY II — Nova, two-door hard- MOHILE 8R. Body ftfittr, engine In gfw 591-1101. 1055 BUICK — Century, Perfect Condi- ler 115 b.p. Fast, seaworthy, head, HESS OIL & top Power&lide. radio, »!x-cyllnder, .have. Asking MCLW-3856. ion. 98 Railroad Avc., Belford. Call Navy top, roomy cockpit, 5O-watt shlp- WAITRESSES, EXPERIENCED ONy MEN Reduced. McCAJMhy Chtvrnlft. 891-1101. I96J CAl>IU~*C -- Sedan tin vllle. I 965 1MPALA DEMONSTRATORS - 187-6512. lo-shorc. Excellent condition. In water CHEMICAL CORPORATION CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, ALPIN savings li[/ to tl.ooo. JJcCAnthy CTte H1-8.TO0. Evenings, weekends 449-82O0 MlAiKOlri, 812-1773. 1954 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION - conditioned, six-way leats, power wi rolct. rai-liui. :961 CHEVROLIET IMPALA — White, State 8t, Perth Amboy UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Two-door. In good condition. Call after Reduced. McCARthy Chevroli Convertible. Must cell, make orfer. Orig- COMET WITH SAILS — As la. J7J An Equal Opportunity Employer SCHOOL DAYS—Mean added expenat 1, 542-4472. 311ID1. USD UL'ICK -- Station wagon, perfect inal owner. Excellent condition. 671-3668. Mercury Hurricane 10, 175. Call 741 Turn your apare houra Into prolltab condition. One owner 0382. OPERATORS — Sewing machine. Must onjs with AVON'S Help. Cuatomer CALL S(2Z5UB 957 MERCUHY— Automatic transmis- 16' OLD TOWN SKIFF — 22' Scott be fully experienced. AH sections open. acceptance highest In htitory. Call 74 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ilon, two-door. Radio and heater, enow- Good pay. Union shop, 35 hour week. 43(3 or write Mra, Margartt Gulotli 1959 ENGLISH FORD — Very good .ires. J15O. Call 671-0105.. trailer. Fully eauipped. In water, can Casual Sportswear, 36a Broadway, Loo* condiUon. Excellent tlrea and motor. demonstrate. J450. Call after 5. 787-0661. ~ O. Box 8M, KM BanK. 531-3200 Very reasonable on luel consumption Branch. 222-8420. and price. 7»-tlg). Auvrin-Healy Spri'to Mark I 23' FT STYLED speed boat. 325 h.p. TWO WAITRESSES — Hours 8:30 to PRESSMAN — Heidelberg and IitlH V-8' Chrysler engine Electric bilge REQieTRE NUKSCS — Practical ana 11 to 6. Mon. to Prt Oood tip Giant presses Experience necessary. 19W CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan, Motor completely overhauled, new top,pump. Bendlx DR, 10 depth Under, llsh nurses and aides needed. Apply Atlantic Steady work lor reliable man. COM- wdy and paint excellent. Must aacrl- ilce lob. Slain Sept. 7. Call at onci J250. Call 8(2-1150 or Under. 787-SO59. Highlands Nursing Home. 8 Mtddletovm ;«tee Shop, 12 ,Maln St. JEUontowi MERCIAL PRESS, call 747-J6U. ice. Phone 5G6-2590, Ave., Atlantic Highlands. EVINRUDB — 50 h.p. outDoard motor, 1BKVI0E STATION ATTENDANT — OVER 140 FIRST 1400 TAKES JT — 1960 Doage YQJJNO WOMAN 21 or over, rul Full time, experienced only. Apply in 1M1 OLDSMOBILE — F-BS Elation ALL ROUND HELPER — laphoto 4 cylinder, pertect condlilon, {325 or UrSe, to sell quality clothes in pleaaair wagon. Reduced. McCARthy Chevrolet. Pioneer nine-paasenger atatlon wagon. best offer. 787-19OT. ; otudio, full-tlrfie employment. 1 person. C & D Commuter's B&xvlce 291-1101 Call J87-20M. enca not nece»»ary. write "B.P.1 environment. Experience not eaaenUa! Center, 47 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, UPER aAlLFISH — Alcort, good con- 520. Red Bank, N.J. Muat have neat appearance- and b 1961 RED VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan, 1960 BUIOK IKVICTA — VERY GOOD dltlon. Call definitely "casual" clothes-cons clou i MECHANIC — Mount English Bales Like new. Radio, snow llcea. $893. :ONIHTION. REASONABLE. 671-0 — 74,1-0963 WAITRESSES — All. shlTta. Meals and Apply In writing, no phone calls. W. I Co., Ford Dealer, Red Bank. Five / 366.6591. LFTER 6 P.M. unitornia furnished. Company benefits. Wallace Country Clothes, U W. Fror, week. W» pay hospital, surrlcal,/ NEW CHEVROLET'S [957 _ 14' ARISTOCRAFT 45 h.p. Apply in person or call PA 1-3340. St. Keyport, pension. Hl-6000. . *" 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN — t 1961 STUDEBAKER — Eight-cylinder, 1961 Mercury, accessories Included. 671- four-door sedan. Automallc. power. Low HOWARD JOHNSON, Cheeeequske Res- loor aedan, black, whlte-wall tl 1452 between 5-6 p.m. taurant, Garden State Parkway, South f inow tires, automatic transmission. Ra- lnse. $550. 566-7490. NL RSE8' AIDES — Apply Jn READY FOR BARNEGAT SNEAK BOX SAILBOAT- Amboy. Ocean Grove NurRinu Home, 6 WE MAY BE lla Excellent condition, $975. Small IS60 METROPOLITAN — Good median Ave., Ocean Grove. ash payment. Phone 741-4KS4 hetween 18,5. 12' skitf, J40, 5 h.p. motor, $85, COUNTER OIRL — Part-time employ- cal condition. Going to college. Must [47-331G. aim. and 3 p.m Ask for Mr Rommel tell S?W. Can be seen after 6 p.m ment. 12 to 6 weekdays, all day Satur- WOMAN — Live in.Light housekee] SLAVE DRIVERS BUT J109 a Week CORVETTE — Four speed. Fuel :n)\ B42-3234. »• KING SKIFF - 340 hp. Chrysler day. Apply Donald's Laundry, Newman Ing. Four children, one pre-school. Re! will cure a lot of wounds. Call (or mporlal. In water JKO0. call Springs ftti and S, Bridge Ave., Red nce3. 741-4064 8-9 a.m appointment 741-4014. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY njected. spr-erl equipped, Call 55^-6309 Bank. Telephone 141-8808. ifter RiM rm. 741-6151 CHAMBERMAIDS — Steady, yea TRUCKS FOR SALE 1 ,960 RAMBLER — Two-door, J25O. Cali 18' CUSTOM BUILT JERSEY SEA ASSISTANT HOSTESS—Pleaaant work- round employment. No phone call. SALES-Part time or lull time. Jleil. ifter 8 p.m. iKIFF — 7' beam, 30" freeboard, 10" Ing conditions, cliance /or advancement. Must apply in person between 4 an: ble hours. National company has avail- 741-41)10 1964 CHEVROLET — 14-ton pick-up. •eel ?i" cedar Lapstrake, Inboard- MeB.ls and uniforms furnished. Com- 5 p.m. Howard Johnson Motor Lodgt able norae route selling and service Six-cylinder, J14S5 McCARthy Chovrc mtboard. New 1964 8' locked storage pany benefits. Steady employment. Ap- Hwy. 35, Middietto-wn. opening. Average" Income $2.40 to *4 GET YOUR 961 :1ONZA — convertlbls. Sharp, 291-1101. irea in bow with hatch, push-out -wind- ply In person or cal! PA 1-3340. HOW- per hour. Car necessary. Cali 741-476& ARD JOHNSON, Cheesequake Restau- PBX OPERATOR — Steady work foi .educed, McCARthy Chevrolet. FLATBED TRAILER AND TRACTOR iWeld. Navy top. Two helmsmen's 3-11 ahlCt and weekends. Must " during day. 2D1-1687. aiter 7 p.m. 291-1101 seats, lull cockpit cover, vinyl, electric rant Garden State Parkway, South Am — Good tires. Allen Bros., Inc., " icy. locally. Call 7U-47QO. MEN WANTED FOR OAR WASH, — Leonard St. 747-1440. lumpers, two tanks, horn, anchor, .954 AUSTIN SEDAN — Engine Just illge pump, outriggers, pole-holders, WOMEN — To serv» in Industrial cafe Over 18. Steady or part time. Apply in' overhauled. No reasonable cash offer 953 GMC PICK-UP TRUCK — »I5. CHRISTMAS JUST AROUND THE person. Bell's Car Wash, 414 Hwy. 35, refused. 7«-42O7. Ight3, depth finder. In water, ready CORNER — Elm extra cash now. teria. Hours 7 to 3 p.m., Monda' Year-End Prices Today Jood shape. Call after B. :o RO. Dockage paid. After 6 p.m. through Friday. ACE EMPLOYMENT Mlddletown. , 291-2653 Immediate openings for full or part- [965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — Low 149-8467. time. Phone and cair required. Call AOENCY, 23 White St., Shrewsbury. EXPERIENCED USED CAR RECON- illeagr-. One owner. Call after 5:30 747-3194 DITIONING MAN — Wanhlnr, waxing i.ra. 8M-3462. 963 INTERNATIONAL Metro 8' walk- CRUISER INC. — II runabout, 6' 264-6306 n. A-l condition and ready to roll. "earn, Mark 55 Mercury electric, extras, HOUSEKEEPER — Mother substitute and complete detailing. Must have ref- Inly two left. Call Stan, 747-0787. M. LAW OFFICE — Red- Bank area de- erences. Excellent working conditions 1959 OLDSMOBILE — Two-door sedan. jacriltlcc. 5595. 229-8182. sires skilled, experienced stenographer. tor three achool children, one nursery Excellent condition. Power steering and chwartz & Sons, 241 West Front St., school child. Call 671-1KJ2. and fringe benefits. Call Hr. Allocca, brakes. Radio, Original owner. Call Led Bank. 11' CABIN CRUISER — 55 h.p. Home- No legal experience required. Salary 741-8500. . Drastic Reductions '47-9182 atter 6:30 p.m. Ite, standup head, galley, navy top. open. Phone 222-7700. MtAID — Nautilus Motel Apartments 960 VOLKSWAGEN TRUCK — Very EXPERIENCED MAN — To operate inter cover. Sleeps four or live, PRSJSH SILKS — Needs many sales Sea-'Brtgiit. Full time till Sept. 15 IHEVROLET 1861 — Impala two-floor [I condition. S550, Call J1O95. Call 741-2256. then part-time; Call 229-0200, aepttc tank trucks, steady work. Call hardtop. Absolutely no cash needed 671-3381 eople to 1111 the great demand on our 220-3279 or 223-2559. down. Bank will finance $895 at $10.40 10' TROJAN cruiser 1961. Sleeps ;omplete lino ot sportswear for thYOUNe G WOMAN - Utbl bookkceplni HIGH TRADE.INS — LOW PRICES week. Call collect, PA 1-7100, OASIS 9C)4 FORD — One ton stake, dual '15 ll.p. Teak decks, many extras, ntire family. Back to school buying typing, lols of telephone contact- ', R- ROUTE MEN MOTORS. Rt. 1). Eayrevlllo. vheels, radio, heater. F.xcellent Condi- 18" Irwln's No 2 yard. 747-2948. H now. Christmas (s around the comer. Bank area. ACE. EMPLOYMEN" 12,000 miles. W.695. 7S7-2222. No sample Investment, collection 01 AGENCY, 23 WTlHe' Bt., Bhrewsbm FULL AND PART-TIME 6T8,-. 1963 ALFA ROMEO. Sprint coupe 1600 25' VENTNOR CABIN CRUISER—195 delivery. Free eupplies. Be the best YEAR-ROUND WORK NO LAYOP METTRO — Very gnrvt condition, i p. Chrysler, radio, delrfh finder, com- dreased "gal" in town, selling direct deduced. McCARthy Chevrolet. xtra tires. Reasonable. Call EARN $102. CAB AND PHONE BE- FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 291-1101. >ass. Sleeps four.' Galley, stand-up head, or party plan. Call before 12 or after SALESWOMAN For girt store, QUIRED. CALL (62-1074. 787-3770 .any extras. Completely equipped: Af- 6, B16-8566 or 201-O4W. Call 965 VOLKSWAGEN — 1500 VaMen( r T p.m. 741-7809. . 542-0725 or 747-]9T5 !, station waifon, desert tan. AM-FM PART-TIME SALES—Women 18 to 65. adlol 4,000 miles, $2400, B42-O884, MOBILE HOMES '5' WHEELER CABIN CRUI3BH—Good Any flexible hours. Service your Im- SALESLADIES — For children's ' AUTO MECHANIC CIRCLE Chevrolet Co. •omlltlon. Twin acrewa. See at Crosbles' mediate neighborhood or nearby terri- experienced preferred. Apply In. person 960 FORD FAIRLANE — Four-door tlaiiina, Ke'anSburg 925-6950 (home). only, at either store. Youth Center, 2( OPPORTUNITY for the sedan, low mileage, automatic trans- 1UDDY TRAILER — 48x10". Excellent tory on home route service. Over, 400 ondltlon Many extras Including air il.fiOO. household, chemical and cosmetic prod- Broad St., Red Bank and Shoppln mission. 671-0452 between 5-B p.m. Center, Rt. 35. MMdletown. right man. We believe 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK inriitlonlng. Call 787-7968. 1963 24' ZOBEL — Hardtop skin, 225 ucts as Fuller Brush lady. Average 963 VOLKSWAGEN — Station wagon, 52.50 per hour commission. Areas avail- 0S0 BUDDY - - 55x10, three bedrooms, i.p. V-8 Gray engine. Many extras, PART-TIME — Or fulUime caahlei you can do BETTER with 'cry good ccmd'-.lon. Call 2C4-80O1 alter jtke new. 741-6487 able: Keyport to Highlands alone shore. COSMETICS, and tobacco (tftpartmen iany extras. Price reduced. Phone Call 74M700 during day; 201-16S7 alter us. Forty hour week. p.m. 12-2791. Atlantic Superama, New Shrewnbur; 741-3130 7 p.m. Apply In person, 'ORD — 1962. _.. Falrlnn_ c 500.,, , -8. auto- Good SALARY, many latlc two-door, whltewalls, radio, heat- TOINC} OVERSEAS — 1961 OrosBland. BUSINESS NOTICES EXPERIENCED BALEBIiADY — Apply ,0x55', three bedrooms, m hzlhs, eye- PART-TtMtf " " "" ^lim 6J1J»» Surray Luggage, 125 Broad £>t, lied Ladies with pleasant telephone volci BENEFITS, Including jsur evpl etalnleES Rteel oven, counter top Bank. 1963 CHEVY II, Nova four-door aedan. inEn. Newly furnished or unfurnished. WE'LL PICK UP to work In Red Bank office. Salar; PROFIT - sharing pUri, deduced. McCARthy Chevrolet, xcellent condition. See at 256 Madison SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA — Ex-Morning' or evening houra. Apply 9:3 291-1101. t.. Woodlawn Trailer Park, Eaton- your damaged window screeni, fix perienced counter girl wanted, week- 12 a.m.. 32 Broad St., Room 403, and vacations. It well own, between 2-9 p.m. or call Sp' them and deliver them back to you.ends. Call 872-1450 between 9 and 4. Red Bank. FACTORY FRESH Down Payment .PAY PER MONTH HILLMAN — 1959 Convertible. Radio, ' beat that for service. Call heater. Low mileage, new tires and ;awyftr, Fort Monmouth, ext. 51559. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES could be WORTH YOUR brafcs, 741-2098. 963 DETROITER — 10x50. Two ned- PROWN'S WANTED — Must apply in person. HELP WANTED MALE WHILE to contact MR. VALIANTS -••• $41 w mileage. 842-2590. p.m. 741-a4B. • enced In ladles' ready-to-wear. Com- CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH LATE 401 BUICK ENGINE — Alum, pany benefits. Inquire Lerncr Shops, OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN — T>E- I960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON — inum llywheel. Adapted to Ford trans, •IREPLACE3 A SPECIALITY -All Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, UVERY. WRITE "B,Z." BOX 520, INC., SAYS.- I Six cylinder, automatic. Radio, Asking ilnslcin. Call 741-1330, ypes ol masonryry.. CHARLES HOWBR. RED BANK. $550. Matawan. Call 566-795,1. SttoCgH KITCHEN AND COUNTERHELP ACCOUNTANTS, JR. SUNBBAM — Alpine 1960. Sporty red BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EXPERT CARPENTRY WORK -r Sp. DRESSMAKERS Over 18. No experience necessary. Ne; Immediate vacancies for recent col- "LET'S GET WHERE': " convertible roadster. Excellent condi- clalizing in Ilntshlng. CaWrieU,' panel- SAMPLE MAKERS appearnnce. Excellent opportunity. A tion. Best offer. Call 291-2771. MARINE BUPPLIES ins, etc. Call 747-0510^ p'y in person. Western Burgers, lege graduates or men working toward degree at night with 1-2 Everything for trie Boatman. New Jer-FURNITURE RKFINISHWO — Cabinet OPERATORS 35, Mlddletown. THE ACTION IS" 1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Newsey's largest marine supply house. years' experience. top, sood running condition. Must sell, work Afttlgues restored, call 787- TRUCK I>BIVER — Six daya & wee: Evlnmde Sales and Service 7781. Heaving (or college. 842-2317. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ' Pleaaant, tulltfme, steady work; driving beverage truck. State age, We offer excellent opportunltlet for COME IN, COMPARE OUR PRICES! WE WILL NOT, U Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank WINDOW BASH - CORD REPLACED Pftrience and salary expected. "B.B. advancement and liberal employe! ONLY 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES — On Box 520, Red Bank, |l four-door, 1951 OM»moblle SB. Radio. [Open Sunday! and holidays, 9 a.m. CALL EATONTOWN DRESS MFS. benefits program. NO WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD ON ANY NEW IIA great buy. 747-0655. o 1 p.m.) ill-OOOB 842-1B20 Call VA 6-IO0O, OR USED CAR. FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF. . > .A' •PHONE S42-3555 Mr. Sey^sr j jj-( AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE WOMAN — To work In Drug Store. ARCHITECTURAL HESS OIL & '64 Chevrolet Impala '64 Mlddletown, Red Bank area, four nights per week, 6-10 p.m. Write stating age CHEMICAL CORPORA '63 Plymouth Hdtp. experience, etc., "A.E." Box 520 Red DRAFTSMAN '63 Ford Gataxis 500 Bank N.J Immediate vacancy for Draftsman State St. Perth Amboy with at least 3 years experience de- An Equal opportunity employer '63 Chevrolet Impala MINIMUM SALARY — For a middle- ilgnlng small commercial bulldingi, »'62 Plymouth Fury aged woman with a working or retired gas stations and other- "drlve-ln" REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — With '63 Comet husband. Or she can be a widow with type structures. administrative know-how. Career oppor- a eon or daughter. Or she can be some- tunity in booming Ocoan County. Salary •61 Chevrolet Hdtp. plus. Send all details In confidence. '62 Chevrolet Hcftp. one alone, who Is looking for a home Applicants should have good back- whcr« she Is needed and appreciated. Box 706 Clark, N.J. (Our IMM start ground in related construction and knows' of this ad). '62 RamMw Wagon '60 Oldt We are two adulta. We have all the engineering. Liberal benefits and at- electrical equipment neceaaary to make tractive salary. SEEDED — Four experienced paintsrf housekeeping pleasant not backbreak- for garden type apartments. Ail new ing, or even monotonous. We will be Many Mora New Cars, No Down Payment Can VA 6-1000, Mr. Warner work. Stony Hills Garden Apartments, very grateful to her for every bit ol Exit 105, Oaden state Parkway, cor- integrity and honesty she fives us &nd ner Grant Ave. Apply in parson morn- we shall return the same always. HESS OIL & ings after S on the job. NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Pleaae phone 222-1760. NO MATTER HOW MANY LOANS YOU HAVE \ CHEMICAL CORPORATION COOK-H0USEW0RKER — U to 7:30. BOTTLE MAKER Experienced and with rererences Five ate St. Perth Amboy days. Phone 842-1332. MULTI CAVITY EXPERIENCED — SODA FOUNTAIN An (Equal Opportunity Employer SPECIALIST WAITRESS. CALL MORNINGS. 'PRODUCTION WORKERS BAYSHORE 7$ 7-9883 Interviewing to Bupervlw and Instruct, macblo* WAITRESSES WANTED — Days and For aperatorfl \n techniques of mulU CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH nights Apply Pleasant Valley Inn, Several openings, GeneraJ factory e container operations. East Coast roL Hwy, A, Holmdel. 946-8626. perience helpful- Liberal benefits. Appti Tacturer, mujtjtarjk, varied glasseM 1st Aye. 291 -9200 Atlantic Highlands': Atco Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 35, Keyport, employees know.»[ this ad. All rttdiM NURSES AIDES — 7 to 3, five-day fill be maintained In confidence..PleaJt week. Paid holidays. Apply in person, lend full particulars to'*'A.A.". Box Brookdale Nursing Home, 25 Hwy3HEE. T METAL HELPERS (TWO) • 30, Red Bank. 35, Hazlet, N. J. For power or kick presses. Some BI> welding experience helpful. Osll or a JR CONDITIONING AMD REFRICER- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Personable,! ply: Rlnelron Corp., 217 Patterson Av« iTION SERVICE MAN — Knowtedfs intelligent, to assist Red Bank area, Shrewsbury. 747-5552 if washe-ra and rlryers helpful. Year Only "tU COUNT H BRADLEY" dentist. Send resume stating age and •ountt job. part or full urn*. Bayihor* qualifications to "A.D." Box 520, RedAUTOMOBILK MECHANIC - Expert Refrigeration Co. 671-2829. Bank. ence In Chrysler' products preferre creates miracles, your credit is good and The Count Trusts Yon! Call Freehold Dodge, 462-5234. PART-TIME - Man or boy afttx ATTRACTIVE WOMEN — Investigate Labor Day. Hempel'a DeUcaoles, 10W Queen's Way to Faahlon.-Fastest sell- SALESMAN — To sell building VALUE-RATED terialB for large central New Jerse Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. In?, easiest booking line In home ratty NO CASH NEEDED—CALL NOW plan. Company does all colleotins, de- lumber and miiiwork company, lnce MJO& ATTENDANT — 9:30 to 5:30, livering, paya top commission, trl- tive basis. Reply to "A.O." Box 520six days. Apply In person, Bn»kd«l« monthly. Call 287-2383. Red Bank. Suralng Home, 3325 Hwy. 35, Hazlet. CLERK-TYPIST — Some experience MANAGER - PET DEPT. UTCHER — Apply Gentile's Maxtot. USED CARS required for husy office In Red Bank [jconardvllle Rd., New Monmouth. Call area ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT FI8K I71-027J. 23 White St., Shrewabiiry. 147-3494. * OR BIRDS? PRESSMAN SALESWOMAN — Experienced wom- If you're an advanced tropical fish o en's accessories. Permanent position. Stereotype trainee. Must be 18 or bird hobbyist—here's the chance, ti Dver. Five day week. Many benefits. Apply FASHION FAIR, 87 Broad St, turn your hobby Into a rewarding .CA 11 Red Bonk vnte "AF , Box 520, Red Bank; givinr 1963 FORD REER with one of the nation's taste ull details. ' i growing retail organlsatlona. Low Weekly Payments GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — Ex- '64 Buiclc $10,20 perienced file clerk, knowledge of typ- BARTENDER — Experienced, >u T-Bird Lindu, bl«clt, red Uathir intarier. Oni ewntr, low ing. ACS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, If you. like other types of pets tt work Apoly pleasant Valley Inn, 't>5 Buiclc $14.40 LeSqbrc Sedan. 34, Holmdtl. 9(5-6620. LeSabre Convertible. 23 White St., Shrewsbury. 7*7-3484. and have at least a year's experience rnilsjigt). Ilk* nav throughout. '64 Tempest $ 8.30 A pet shop or pet department, spph Full Power. Sodar,, Automatic. WOMAN — Full-time. Experience In OUNO MAN — Drapery and uphol- P.O. Box 32, Hazlet, N. J. stery work. Steady position. Must hiv« '64 Chevrolet $10.90 retail selling preferred. Apply In per '65 Chevrolet $14.30 Bon, Sun Ray Drug Store, Mlddletown EXPERIENCED CREW — Needed to drlv«r'« license, M, EIIb«rit«ln, »1 Me- Impala Hardtop, Factory Impalo Conv., Full Power Shopping Center, Middle!own. Lightning sailboat. Week-end sallln chanic St., Red Bank. Air Ccnd.i Full Power '64 Chevrolet $10.80 Call 747-1332 after 5 p.m. 1962 CADILLAC Bel Air Strj. Wogon. COUNTER GIRL — Experienced. Ex- (More Classified Ada '65 Ford $12.80 Full Power. cellent pay, good working conditions. M-A60N AND MASON'S HELPER - Louniry Sedan Station Apply Tomalno's, 188 MonmouUi St., Full time, six days' a week. Call On The Next Page) Coupt, black, black professional peo- center. Miwt bo familiar with alr-U '64 Cadillac $23.90 ple. Knowledge of dictaphone, tam* nd air-gun (or tires, muffler*, gener HELP WANTED MALE '65 Chevrolet $10.90 Convertible, Factory Air "63 Plymouth $ 7.40 '61 Chrysler $ 7.30 e-teno. Salary $i,200 per year. ACE tors, and all types of Installation, A Chevelle Hardtop. Conditioned, Full Power. Fury, Stand. Trans. New Yorker Conv.. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 23 Wtllte ply In person only. Pep Boys, 42 V Front St., Red Bank. Full Power. '64 Chevrolet $11.70 '63 Pontiac $ 9.90 Full Power. St., Shrewsbury. 74731N '65 Plymouth $ 9.90 '61 Corvette $ 8.40 1962 OLDSMOBILE Impala Convertible. Grand Pr|x( Full Power. SALESMEN Belvedere, Full Power. Full Power. '62 Ford $ 4.60 Convertible, Equipped HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE '65 Falcon $ 8.90 '64 Ford $ 9.30 Galoxle Scd., Full Power '61 Olds $ 7.80 WHAT WILL YOUR It, faui-doer hardtap, vhitt, rail laatHar intarior, csmplataly "98" Hordtop, Factory Automatic. Golaxle Sedan. '62 Plymouth $ 6.40 INCOME BE IN aquippeJ, includinrj automatic widdowj, low miltaqe, sna Fully Equipped. Full Power. Fury Hardlop, Full Power Air Cord., Full Power '65 Mama $10.80 '64 Pontiac $10.30 '62 Buick $ 8.80 '60 Ford % 3.60 ARE YOU A HIGH STEPPING SALESMAN WHO'D LIKE FUTURE YEARS? •' owner, arcallant condition. Hardloo, Automatic. Carolina Convertible. Eledra 225 Sedan. Sedan, Equipped. • Are yxju unable to move ahead ! •«>4 Bukk $H.TO Full Power. 70 Chrysler $ 4.60 In your current poeilion? Full Power. TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP WITH A COMPANY THAT IS • Are you a man of action who > Electro 22S Convertible. '64 Chevrolet $ 9.90 Sedan, Full Power. Full Power. '62 Monta $ 6.30 defltrea the beat In life for Impr-h Convertible V-8. Conv,, 4 speed trans. '£0 Chevrolet $ 5.30 THE LEADER IN ITS FIELD ... himself and his family? '64 Comet $ 8.80 standard trans. Impala Hirdtop, Full Pwr. '62 Chevrolet $ 7.60 • The outstanding progress made by our company Demonstrates Cusicm Sedan, '63 Chevrolet f 8.90 Nova Convertible. '59 Buiclc $ 3.90 WE OFFER YOU: 1961 CADILLAC Automatic. the trust and confidence the public has la our eervIce-minded • Complete training program Bel Air 9-pass. Full Power. Hardtop, Full Power. representatives. '64 Chevrolet $ 9.70 Stntlon Wagrn. company expenBC. ., CenvartibU, whita, rad laathar interior, blacd top, loaded with • (Recently written up In the July 17th Issue of Saturday Evening • See proven Income records 6\ Impata Hardtop, Remember! 1 If you Special Plan for Post) '63 Buick $ 9.90 work vou can (1J0-J300 a wetk. F.yll Power. LeSabre Hardtop. Servicemen . . . • When you stop to realize—every 40 seconds someone la either antrai, Including automatic window! and lix way teat. Lika DRIVE WITH Now Take Your • Good portion o! your Income "64 Pontiac $10.30 Full Power. kilted or Injured In a highway accident. You can readily see Irom i.rvlclnj established n«w ihreugrtout. NO CASH DOWNIJ Car Overseas. . . the absolute necessity of accident protection. Every man, wom- Catalina Hardtop. '63 Moms $ 5 3D Financed Anywherd an, and child needs accident protection. uuelneiis accounts. '64 Chevrolet $ 8.60 HT, Fully Equipped. '62 Tempest $ 4.70 In me world. • LHtlo Travel. , CDUpe. WE SELL A NECESSITY • Working from 9 s_m.-5 p.m. Bel Air Sedan. '63 Buiclc $ 9.90 . calling on business people '64 Pontiac $12.40 Standard Trans. '5? Dodge $ 3.80 THAT IS LOW IN COST Skylark Hardtop. •^Pension Program, hoapltaliia- ' Bonncvllle Convertible, Full Power. '6! Imperial $ 7.20 Sedan, Equipped. WHICH REPEATS REGULARLY Full Power. Hardtop, Full Power. '57 Pontiac $ 2.20 tlon, etc '63 Mercury $ 8.80 * Immediate Incom* (while, lolling and servicing eitabllihed '64 Cadillac $23.30 Hardtop, Full Power. THE PRODUCT WE BULL?''™ A Hordtop, Full Power. '61 Pontiac $ 6.30 accounts.iccountB.) NECESSITY THAT IS LOW IN Sedon OeVllle, Factory Star Chief Sedan. 'fifr fiuiclc $ |.SO Air Conditioned, '63 Olds $10,40 • Bit proven Incomi weard* of w«lf. COST AND OUR BUHNHSS "WHordtoo, Full Power Full Power. Hardtop, Full Power. • vompleta training program at company expense. MOVES FORWARD^ WMS • LittlA travel. PSON ^ RUSSELL • Working from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. calling on people. Wnere there li nothlni In loss bir • Pension Program, hoiplt&llzatlon, etc. - trying and a great deal to >aln if lucceiiful, you owe It to your. rl$v«» If you have- never sold Insurance before, our continuous train- OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. Ing program will assure your IUCCCBS.) U y0Ur ra y DISCOUNT It u7a« TnY!" '° " " " Ttie very nature of SUCCESS Is such ths.1 you must first try to SUCCEED. . . DON'T BE AN 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Are you willing to make the Initial attempt? U you are, we ihall ECONOMIC SLAVE... help you . . . Call ... Mr. VAN DBR BLlCE. 241-4100 Tuesday, August 24—9 ium.*5 p.m. Dick* Qretn 741-0910 I CITY BLOCK OF TOP QUALITY CARS Wednesday, Aufusi 35—D a.m.-5 p.m. 2I1-U0O RT. 35 (Comer of Springwood & Milton Avet.) NEPTUNE, N. J. I THINK IT OVER — ACT NOW1 Jtttf VANTSD MAU WANTED-M«li SALE TOk M£| •' fflileUI AfAXTHIBfTt Hovm MNT THE UTO MECK — Tbe-n ly et TAKE A ROU.IR HEM IS WHAT WI BO 'KM JANO IIMICAL U1ORAT0RY Jem. U - Jhuiics, hi pe» AM eome Hoar and datk We ew» nan an< . «i aell r1»hu tun 5 ,,,,.jies. .. QualityOercheiv!la«_)rre.!l)r e Delivery HOUSE! FORMIC TECHNICIANS llur air iar«M floor la 111 tune, -JJHarie Vecounta an? teriUle varietarityy W« Juet roll-Mlnta* W? •ton IR Se llewi ejtrry. OaH u» Wiley. Vic«odt« ixi>t wim nuior N. J. :e charjlT In tray. Fully furnished, one-beeroom borne. RED BANK LUMBER GREEN GROVE DimDimrigg roomoom,, acreewacreewtt wrefc, f«»e»4 oil company lor experienced labora- TEENAOSRI — Between 17-21. wanted FROWN'S l »r fcocated In KetMitir tory technicians. Assignment will REED BBANA K LUMBER Jemer Feail and Wall Ks., net link. ia» Ave., le» Bright I4i-d<»4. la »»r«. fcocated In Ke Include quantitative and qualita- tor new muilcai group. Call n Broad It. Red Bank H1-7JO0 »U.«O0 Corner Pearl and WalW l oil,,R Red Bask T41.U00 Four-bedroom homh e very low tuei. tive analysis Dl petroleum products. Hl-UM 'JUillMR - COUMI1RCUL TYPE - Trie Ix>w Overhead bumbtr Tard GARDENS (OMAN WILL MARK A HOME - , tubieet to rotating ihifts. ALES — Woman or man, ambitious The low overrieid Lurnber Yard Bight mantha old. Excellent condition. HOUIPBL-KBsTORT AMU ,nd tike ewe ol cMW [or worlttng In Keanaburg, Win al« rim witi o»0o» J get ahem and with ability to be also refrigerator • freezer combination, WB BUY ANO IEU, anything and nother. Referencee eachanged. 872-1609. to buy. rained for auptrvlsory poeUlon. Na- KS 115 up, FILES, tablea, chalre, inaulro at M» gaatbom Ave., Ayt. 3. I1S,S(V) We offer ettraetlva elartlna; salaries everything. Olve the hlgrieat prices Unto r- VIIH liberal employee benellti. onal Co. will open new Branch in tddlnc machine*, typewriters, office II William lAtl Furniture, Inc., Hwy, $95 UP UMSON RANCH HOME Atlantic Highlands..._.. —~. . —-Three-bedroom- , Jenmouth County after Labor Day, Qulpment. ete., at bargain Drlcea. rrcw 4ehed, thrat bfdrooma, two baths, dtn, stucco house. Hot water, heat, elty >r Seed. AAC DESK OUTLET, me- Mlddletown. t41Slll Open evanlngl mo (replaces, Urge paneled tarna- sewers, low taxei C«ll VA »-]00O. Mr. Warner ,nd will train local person, car, phone I « p.m. • SWIM OLU1 TOR TBHANTt eoutrert. Write qualification! to Area 15. OaUiural. 531-3D80. HAMMOND Jrt basement, two-car 114,700 For appointment jtate area very private. Lovely Two-bedroom Cape Cod. Sreatewey, gr.. Boi 6S. Medfotlt, N-3. rRBMBNDOUS BAVINOB — On all T1U0K IN your old furniture with no ntXE HI AT. CODKINn OAI. HO/ is year lean. September HESS OIL & own payment anil get a new parlor WATBR ANfa AIR « ounde. Om garage. Ksuee in esoellent eondJHIeii. IBAI> EWATE gAUES PEOPLK1 lype doore and windowi, Call 5660960 ORGAN ir dlnlni room ast el alls prleee. Wll ccupancy. 'JSCKJ per month. Wllllim Ill, too [BjjjpEn — Full or part-time. License (ter » p.m. 28M6'8 N am Lett Furniture Inc., Hwy " [all, T41-7lH». Three-bedroo- _...m . ran*. Full flnllSs* CHEMICAL CORPORATION r#(errefi but not neeeisary. SHORE- -V, and mone outliti, II cu. ft re- basementt, GGood location. ftX REALTY. INC., 3M-7DI0. KITCHEN DHAI1UI BECOVEMSD -- OF ASBURY PARK Mlddlalown, 741-lllt, open avenlnii •lierator, panting and walk-In atoren 1TTLE SILVER — Septembn to July, Itile It. FarUi Amboy >lnette sets and bar atoola. Mnnmoulh p.m. LcUuiei. Bpaeloui rooma, targe doieta. urnlshed ranch. Tnrae bediooma. 111,009 An Equ.s.1 Opportunity Employer COORMQN INSTRUCTOR - Full oi )in»tn, US UonmouU) 8V, RuS BanV. '•Ik to shopping plan, bum, schools, ergs wooded yard. All applianoei. Kother-daughter borne Lewer level tu *rt-time. liuat be over 17 and wllllnl 741-8J33. UATTRESSXS — XMn firm paltun leer achool. BtJ-SIH. perfect ait-up for apartment: upltaln, TV TIOHNWlXN ~ Black and while » train. Excellent opportunity. 264-7575 type. Were MM. This weelt tltts. >IRtCTIONIi Oardtn Stats Exit 117 thres-bidroom ranch, and eolor TV. Steady work. Call STILL $2. NEW AND USED Ml iltes. Irwln's. 37 Uonmeutn Bt- EANsailRO — centrally located bun- (Subject to V.A. and F.H.A. aporovH) 671-2*10 RT TRAINEE — Partilme or Jull- Fted Bank. T4T-O0li. opert until V. > It, east on It to Airport Shopping low. Three rooms, bath, gas beet, rne, painting, decorative designs on Van, *• itlil char!* only S3 par win- Un our renUU-PurchuB pi*o •Ian. turn left, thin two blocki — metlen bllnde, Year-reund. 787-Olla. ILLMAN ANO DISllWABIIER, -- At •ood. Box 18, Naveslnk, N.J. dow to Install our combination storm for planoi *H orjtni. PIAM0I — lave tlOD or more oil Delmodel apartment. From 39, (J. I SHOREWAY 1'1 Labi cafeteria. Apply in peraon and screen windows. Expert Inalalten >rlee on brand new olanoe, Oome aee,Ftelde) to Haslet Ave., turn left i ED BANK — Immediate occupency, )FFICE MANAGER — Male or le. hat havs the know iiow, too. Save! save. Llfetlm* warranty, Tenie-r'a Middle Rd., straight ahead, M-HI8. lodirn aeven-room home, garaie, 'ft Tueidey ta Friday, »-5 p.m. nale. Experience In Jcnerfrl Insurance From $12 per Month Music Bton, mt Main Bt., lakewood, lood condition, fine location. >ier> per H wR|ALTY, INC SORTERPOR' * — Full time nights. Start leceasary. Write ctirnplete rasiime to PROWN'S 'OVR. LAR3E, BRIOHT — Modem nonih. References and leaea reaurrac, at II p.m. Good pay, steady employ- •B.D." Bdx 520, Red Bint. ipen dally til 9 p.m. Sat. til B SAVE 20% oome, end beth, in two-family house, me McQOWAN AOBNCy, 747-MOQ. (lust nnrth of Llly-Tullpj ment. Holmdel area. IBIgetow 3-3O8f 12 Broad SI. Rcil BanH 741-75Q0 :ept red beauty. Fully powerfd. S1 isat supplied, na tihlldran 6f pell, CAIR ¥ASTi5f — Two bedrooms, din. between fl a.m. and 5 p.m. MOVING MUST tSU. — PrWdilre Corner ol Main fit *% Mattiion n nationally advartlaed aluminum tterence required. 7478433 264-7010 OTUATIONS WANTED -Fomsli awnlngi and door hoode, for the do- ng room, basement, screened porch, MAN WANTED — For drivine «"»ti. BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT , . a — For tujtury apartmen WILL babysit in my home with Infant velopment, QalYartizbo. chain link levic- mediate occupancy. Four bedrooms, 2'4 motel. Nautilus Apartments, Sea Bright, meter, 110. Call 711-7650, ivinlni. ln(. Mult eaorlllce- Initallatlon and 31 Broad Bt, ned Bank 7I1-750C latha, large living room with firs- First dsposit takes It. Brand new lut- Call 229-O300. or pre-acSlool toddlirn, for working H0UBEHOLD BPFBCTa — Hamramul terma arranged, Call 7U-47OO, RID BANK — Unfurnished, >ii room ilacs, separate dining room, epaoloua ing. Sprawling ranchsr on a spacious mothers, Excellent retsrencii, Eaton- OLD fURNlTURE — Aniiouet, china, apirtm.nl. All utlllllet. modern kitchen, huge ecreaned porch, ot with trees. Three bedrooms, din-- MACHINIST FIMT OLAM-For Brow- Chord m«an, TV aeta. hi-fi radio-phono- ZENITH TV THBATJJR — S3" screen, glesawarw, art objects and brio-a-brao, town. S43.O2W. (raph, rldlnr mower, tattle aaw, jar- mmedlate caah for anylhlng and every, 'ult baaement with cnlldren's playroom, Ing tree. Kltchan feature! built-in InE company. Wide variety, Intereetlnl JAPABUB JtELIABLa, BXPEBIBNCED en tools, GE Icebox, 13 cu, It. freecer, atereo TH »nd AM radio, »2R-JJTUDENT — REASONABLE INSTALLATION? 3CBANFORT — Large four-bedroom The Berg Agency Experienced. Bteaily work. Top aalary. Wishes babysitting, dayi^E?Perlencei enta purchassd. 33 Third Ave., Long Call for eppolntmertt. 872'1773, i w)mt folks call RED SANK LUlI We can lnite.ll a traverse or curtain rod rar.cfi. Call 22t.41(« morning! only, Enttr • World of lome. Ideal for children. Lovely R««ltor ,th small children. 787-4830.X BBTVS policy, and you will find u» In any kind of wall, ateel, concrett. Our irounds. Quiet, Call collect Bd«.7*l-Ma«. ANIMAL HOSPITAL, ATTENDANT — RONINO POND IN MY HOME>-Al8i BO on either small or large purchaies. inetallere have the "know how" and the 'OOL TABLB — T, IJJ, Regulatlo ELECTRIC LUXURY Mlddletown 671-1000 Sio, IIK days, vacation, benrMi- Tiee- Slop in and try ui, W« tell all mtontf ping-pong table, complete, SIS. Power tANCH HOME — Top location, three expert alterations. Will pick up am lateit metanauon tools, complete Kirsch mower, electric, good condition lid. ledrooma, tlrsplace, baacment, fl7ft par Pally 9-9, Slturdty-Sundty 10-7 hurst Antmeil Hospital. 7U4IS. Itllvtr. 8T2J1B18. of good things tar Ih» hom*. drapery rod dapertmenl. CANNON POINT onth. SCHANOK AOBNOY, heeltor, PERIBNOED OEnAMIG TILE. BET Call 787-75IB. Linden PI. Hed Bank. T47-O3M. _ft — All around man. Itemodeung, RED .BANK LUMBER PROWN'S ELKCT.'UC aUITAIi -- Bupro Baas, INCOME PROPERTY - FWjr-beilrBOin •My work. Mud experience necia- FINANCIAL •-. Write VILLAGE ERFECT FOR BACHELOR, — Hilltop hcuae, riot water heat, fange. piui Corner Pearl anil Wall Bit., Red Banl 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7O-75O0 "B.W," Box 520, Red BnnK otlage, ocean view, Three rooma, fyr- eary. W4.M0O, OO.OAKT — Good condition. Tint JSO 23) 8PRINO BT, ilihed. 872-0434. cottage In rear. 111,000. YOUNO MEN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES The low overhead li'mber yard, takea It, Call MIEJCELUANEOUS GARDEN EQUIP- VVALtiPAPEH your room far lift,TO, MENT — Home dehumldlMer, campu STUDIO EW SHREWBBU'Jty — Three-bedroom New Company I" Ned Bank needs threi MODERN BULF SERVICE STATION nnch. Nice neighborhood, near achoola. neat appearing young men with can labor Md material! compltt*. Pflcs USED HOT WATER BOILER AND trunk, ileflk, chair, breakfast set, bras ONE & TWO BEDROOM THE BROOK AGENCY ." tor Shore Area- Apply 13 Broad St. FOR LEASE — Paid training: excellent coven 4 • ingle rolls wa|lpap«r and llrfl-eereen, eleetrfe floor waxer, aun ll«8 per monlh. 747-4JJ1 or 747-7480 eal to right m«n. Rt, 35, Keyport mper tM.ni«rT« tabor. Larg*r roomi HUnNllIt — About two years old, 787-toinp. 611-3850. tf APARTMENTS , liter 11:30. Room 4(ta, Red Rank. IE 8-0606, 0 to J, weekdaya. 8S4-O<3» nightly hffrMnr. KLARIN'3, 28 Jlon- 331, Can be seen at Jit MlddU Rd, Realtor SHOE SALESMAN ilgllts. noulh St.. Herl Bank. 747-3628, llolmdel. TWO ROTAltr MOWDRS - Heav) :.irrLK BILVSR — Unfurnished. Im ~ Experienced, full-time. Rteady Job foi land garden roller. Two lawn ewennert, culate slx-room raneh with two bed 301-1717 iMPUJYMKNT AOKNCY — Well el CHRI8TMAH HERE (OON - Buy now. RBFRIODRATOR—Westlnghcuae, good Cyclone snreailer, heavy wooden work, rooms and 1H baths, baaement and rl«hl man. Call 442-«341. abllatied Need personnel backgrouni condition, 130. Call iench, with vise, motor and stone at 'lameleie electric heetlng and cooking, Karage. |19O a month. October lftt oc- Bank Building Atlantis tflgtilindi Allen Shoea, Perth Amboy, NX ,0 obtain Btata ]Ucam». 222-4747. American Flyer train set, mounted 8I2-1I4S ached. Other jr.imlen tools. 741-R372. plenty of off Btreet parking. Mipancy, lease required. ELWOOU A track: bpp baseball game, and oth< COLONIAL OABPET8 — Blue and ARMSfRONO AORNCY, Realtor, 8M MOTBI4 — n unlta, Only H1,(m caai U7-408S, MODEL PHONE 741-3953 Proapect Ave., Little Silver, 741.4B0O Member North Monmouth ASSEMBLERS > eaay terma. Good opportunity MOVING, MUfiT SBLL — 12 cu, ft, white, Trlnged. Braided wool. One T' 5 A.M. or 6 A.M. illsnt potential. Call 787-677*, round and four 4',4»5^' ovals. L4M Multiple Luting Ssrvlce Prlrldatre apartment elze refrigerator, new. W0. Call 201-3849. Too eirly to wake up, Bring your wJr STATEWIDE MANASEMEN BUNOALOW — fair Haven, live roomi PAKE OVER IMMBmATBLY; - Full J:o. nve-i>ltce dinette, |2o. Call K%WO dov ihidt roll en In. Let ua put whit and bath, garage, oil heat, Prefer el- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN iqulppad. Luncheonette. Leavlni atati, flhtdti on ttitm, that will keep out • 687-2700 larly couple. Call 747-2470 after & p.m. TRY 3 AND SEE th* •arly morning Uiht. tl.69 and ui LINCRon - Elght-room bl'leval »lu> TEST ANP TROUBLE SHOOT ,11 W-0M3 or 6«-0««. YOU ARE RIGHT TBRRACJS OAUDBN APARTMBNT8- HOUSE TO «UB-LOA«E — Thrse lied- att baths, laundry, carpeting, two-car WANTED — Small buslnesa ((rocory, . _ have Ihe lowest prices on j>a!nl tie advantage! of aluminum norm and rooms, 1'.4 batha, kitchen, living room, garagi, sliding glaeei door to patlfl. ii sareen. combination wlndowa. S for PROWN'S Unfurrtlshed, 3!4 room, Aug. 1 occu- garage. West Keansburg. $130 plus utlll- acrs. b7,5OO, By ownar. 747.MSI. STOCK CLERKS •Itt ehop, eto). With ItvlnB auartera, Cook * Dunn'« Balnbow Latex P.V.A. K4,W INSrALLID. Quite & bargain ned Bank 741-7M0 pancy. Five room duplex, lent 1 ec- frite P. O. Ooi TJ4, Port Monmoulii. Paint, 11.98 gal. white. Choice of 1,000 nd k upsney. 741-4160. les. 717-7107 after » p.m. MIDBLBTOWN V1LLAOE — Twc-year- colors, $3.98 gal. Wa deliver. Call ua. PROWN'S NBVBR UflBI) — Three Anderien gild. COTTAGE — Four clean, furnished old Colonial split. Four large bed- TOOL MAKERS InK wlndowa, Each 66x5B, Thermopane, RED BANK — New 311 and 4',4 room Discount from new price. Call 322-SOS [arden apartment, No leaaa required. roomn. Yearly, call rooms, 3',i bathl, foyer fanny roorn, MORTGAGES PROWN'S 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7H-7600 Agent on premlsaa 10-4, Located at enrl 842-1748 i&nelad den, living room, dining room. TURRt-T LATHE AND Broad Bt. Red Bank TU-TMO OININO ROOM SUITE HO. Ilefrlgera IIIOH RUCR — Eicellent condition of Locust Ave. near Red Bank Railroad Jlsctrlo itltchan, two-car garai*, r^le- FIMT ANU SIBCONU MORTtJACJBJ tor, J2D, Kitchen itt, no, OlH 130. 57 relera Fl., Red Bank, Ca Station, (ONMOUTH BDACII — Waterfront turasque wooded lot, Elfras 131,000. MILLING MACHINE VAILABLJ* — IJdwln 8. Stark. Real HOTPOINT — 14 cu, ft. refligeraiol 2K4.11CO 747-11341 home, boatdock, large etudio llvtng call 671-H3I. state * Mortgage Consultant 26t-O333 willi J reefer top, good condition, cal BROWN & OVERTON AOENCi room, fireplace, economical gas heat. OPERATORS rH6-4822. ANTIQUE DOUGH BOX—Metel covor, OAMP C0RSDT8 ON SAWC Sunsets on ths Shrewsbury, fUlO. 330- LITTLE SILVER -, Split lavtl, (eye!. price lor one week only. Call RUALTOHS 3t°4. family room, sliding gleja dfon to SET-UP NSXBS8ARY MOPRRN OINWO ROOM BET — Uvad hump lop trunk. Ipanlah ckk fea- White St, Had Bank 741-3521 INSTRUCTION rstarlel lieeW. 774-4078. 741-J.VM ,ITTLB HlhVKn - Lovely residential patio. l!i heihs, thfae bedroemi, alorm Ing room furniture Including oontemp NEW LUXUHV %Vi ROOM AFART wlndowe. KnoeUent thrubt and wooded Houae table end lamps. Kitchen tahl kept o«r»et» »how tne raiutu DOL1JS. JUWEtRY AND 0ARP8TI neighborhood, convenient to trftneporta* lot. Save brokers fee, call now. 747-Het. BR IRAKE OPERATOR APPY HOUM DCHOOli — Rl. #H nd cnalrei MJier In™, JU-B31J. of regular Plue Luatire tpot eleuln- CAI.L UICNT — Fully air conditioned, neal Ion and shopping. Flvs rooms, modsrn atawan. Reflaler now for klndergarte Bent7 electric ehampooer, II. Shoh : T41-J8M Ml transportation. 31 terny Place, Red iltchan, Iwo btdroorna, flrsplane, ta- FAIR HAVEN — Thrae bedroom ranch . Pirmanant positions, steady dayi, RBPRI0ERAT05—WsstlngtKruie, com- Bank, (nil 77gl> flagstone pa- APPLY filter, t<5, » Crest Dr., Ul'.U Bllvei Jail 747-1881 days, {43-MIO nlghti, attei FURNISHED ROOMS in. IJxcellent nelthbcrhiiod. Alklng FALL CLASSES IN BELIEVE IT OR NOT • p.m. «»I. RtlSSBLL M. »ORU» "XAL- LAVOIE LABORATORIES, Ine, Wi buy t\$ht. even be«tr, In nuny SPECIAL TERMS* FURNISHED ROOM — Oentliman. -oitg, SCO lUvtr RI., FUr Haven. JtUUwan-Freehoni ~" ctan, Vxttn account homo ftrnt chiln MACHINERY FOR SALE AIR CONDlTIONBn ~ Modern thra KHohsn pnvlleRDR. TV. 27 Waverly PL, »7-tWJ. Hemb«r Multiple UHlng Sac Morganville •torti. You buneflt by Our ]ov*r prlcei- . t« room furrlslted apartment, ill utllltl Red Bank. 747-1308. Vice, 591-1000 IBM COMPUTER can today and tat YM P«lly#ry- MABSEY FERGUSON -- BwUhoa an' Included, 1110 pBr month, Call hefort I-iOW-^OW orlcsji, Cnarg* gcamiptl, Ani shovel rubber tires, Diesel engine, I »:Ml a.m. nr between «•», Wmi FURNISHBD ROOM - Oentleman. Call MIODLETOWH ~ Small Itouia, two An Equal Opportunity. Broploytr, r-ou don't knock yourself out • W«pl«J W«r II Viti years Did Allen Bros., Inc. 747-4440, BSD HANK — Apartment lor rant after a p.m. All day Sunday. bedrooms, kttchan, llvlna room, Jtt- »• CONTRACTOR.'* OFFICE TRAIlr 741.18JJ rsp.j iiiie front Rid Bank. ».SM. I>R1V)8R— Deliver newspapers t PROGRAMMING BROWN'S • KtrMi W«r V.H aulubls far % couple, 104 Shrewibur; Hotel aM newstii-rer boy, In Mon OR — Oood condition, Allen BrDr Ave, can be seen anytime. OOWFORTABLB 1IO«K FOH , 1 32 Brand St, Red Slim t Sirvllfmm ttli E»-$.rvl«|ni»n MB,, J Ijeon»rd HI- 747-4440. LY LADV - Uee of private llvtng FOH SALE On RKNr—rhraeSidroom mouth county, five-day week. Many RSD DANK — Three roome. furrtlahad, room and kltehenstte, rafrfiarator. Call apartment, oscupancy afur Sept. 1. WSu, TOP Dally Rsgist.fr, 40 Broad leoond floor, lliat. hnl water, gaj U7I.35H5. call JIJ-4111. Vail Homes. St., Red Bunk, Circulation Dept. IBM KEYPUNCH louse; living room aet, porch rattan MERCHANDISE WANTED upplipn. (f)5 pir month. Storm win- ESPIOJUBNOED SWAY PlAINTER - lat. flreplane aet, tatiln, enaira, ebaiti OUR IUYER OUTDID ilows nn houie. Near transportation, SINOLJ, ROOMS — Clean unit com' oAKHURB;HURBTr —— Kew, Uiree-kedrMm For production work with overtime an, nii.1, miioelianeoui mtrrtsn muipmen U«H WB BUV flABH "41-1007. ortable. Reasonable rates, aenttemea rancinl , pragf, lull cellar IDOilM'tot. prefernw. M Wallace St. mfB enner ppneftta, Also helpers lor flnl»HlnL AUTOMATION (eftlgerators. nower mower, work bencK JVmtture, appUnnces, hoimewaree. Any t'URNIBIlBD APARTMENT — Ver; Oall snd ihljwlni department. Apply In other hmutllDlft Itema, i-tv^m, or s- , HlMSiLPI ii ng * r.v,rj.ihing, ?«4?MJ n|as ?nt! fl'en, Mortfarn kitchen. A LONO BftANCH — dentleman or sen- SHREWSBURIBURYV ~. HajVfBiJroom lierion. Bitey Melal Products, l Cath. pm. Alls. 31-)D. 348 F«lr Hsvan Rd. •rlvate, 65 Hcrpert BI-, Red B»iik. lbi college student. Call rliwBn«s", t»» b«lh», A'J Mn trine SI.. Rad Bank. i'a.ir Haven, Call 449-fdS} mtwaen 7-1 ACT NOW I fop dollar paid for eleftrli JK-533J TYPING am. lnrut:on. H.,l Bank. T~- h-lur- Cnll Tel-Wit, mt- 3J MERCHANDISB Replace thoie wood Qloael soles wltf 'flOlNtf-AWAYt RIAL B5TATI POR SALB Vis' WANTHH '— Citl-'tlntt and p atiirdy BXPANDABLE metal (trial. II' Boarding, bathlnR, grooming. IJONO BBANCH - Unfurnished fn r to 30". «1.J», SQ. to B COP peri, I'.l Mth'i rn'Uc pane Wtctian. 7*1-3144 stores, rfV. Bnaea, Aoulta. 842-3 Three bldrsomi full bath, finllHad ilnlnfining rroorn.imnilry . , largi liyitigroBm, FULLEIl BRUSH CO. PROWN'S";-. GQIN<5 0OT OP IU5INESS A iyH Two males, four famtU basement and utility room, living roam haiimmt, opeiiinis lor full and purt-lm 12 Broajat. lied Bank REPKISEItATeR THRBB-ROOM APARTMENT — Com and formal dlnlni roona. Alurnlntim slaj- Owner, 071-t »nd women. Earn $3 per hour. SHOES plait* Mtchen, UKd hsthrnom. heat, hot Ing, storme an!) lenani. Driveway, niUd, Ctll 7*7-0440 flF 787-3308. Last twp w«ekj water. Air conditioned, Keanabiirg, til alurnlnum diUjhiJ «MP9rt, H«t WMir All makes new or ii'ieu. „ , (jeHUAN aHBPHEItt> - Shots en, - nonth. 787-105(1. Fineh, living, ru,,.,, ..„,.. „-.„., r... Low w MB. gerplpols. 1Q1 Uonmoui Women 9 and children's, $.99 to $1,99, Only J3 Wtikly ^ papers. Ldkai cMldren, Vary reason- sn. gameroom. hqt water hMt, Ml •Jua^fKfMWSu^nrler, SI. Nest to IhaaJer. 747-O4sT Flats, heela, and wedges. Men's shoe! able. 1R7 Bridge Ave., Red BanK. REANSBURq — Two-bedroom n beiimanl, nljaly laiylieipM. Clou io S10 Broad Long Branch 222-4741 51.99. $10 D.poiit will hold anartmenls, Alr-oqni1ltlnned| he»t »n BITTNER * CARTON lohooli nrtft iltopplng. |17,ffl0. A- FRBP 42 Church 81. Keansburg, N. J. KtO KBNNJ1M FOB OBHHAN 9HEP lot water supplied. Innulre A,pt. It UAFFEO AdKNCY, Ml Blvir H4-, ACI EMPLQVMBNT Aa RENT A TV Aoroia from Barn M«lt ]JRP PUPS WHERE ALL BBBBplNr Hancock St. Available now. AqENey -"i order A appllsAnt our 58 Main It. Ktypsrt Rlr Ifavin T4(.fBM, PnrUDia day. week. BAYSHPRJB TV. MWBLtV BURNER r rralf l JtOTK W X-uJWlBD AND NORTSlAIr llt« St. ifhrewitrory 31 Churf.li 111. Keanibur;. UUW, MWBLtV BURNER r- rir'alf lyse liirS fluattty pups. e,t reasonahla prices. In KEYPOltT ARHA - New 3'A-roor CUSTOM-BVtLT OOLOHJAL —"Plaster aete heatMht , i».WiW PTU'S with Jt FIELD fUBNITURI CO. qoulateri, wormeri, lif)»Hh mitrantM apartment. All utilities paid except elei •wait walli. All newly dee«r*W, Flr»l|(i. TV - 31", JVew ,luje, uaed Mils. Alsc tiling tank. Call S71-la», . autstaadlng lemperamants. B3s-aao4• trio. Call Wad. thru Sat. !•». Wall-l«w»ll broarilMnj In the fi f rBfrlgirator. ^gael int condition. living renm, formal dining room and "COMMSRGIAt mil atari. Ml I. FRONT MRilT PUJJWBS-:'- AK ... MafW — One-tiedrnnm furnlahei N0CHARC5E " apartment [nr einjU. J8J monthly, y«a PAUL P. BOVA hall. Tiled powder rn°rn. fllid kitchen, for estimating the rBnlacBmsnt of ,^ KIY»OHT, N, J, " Call (III lease. 842-17W, alictilo rarige, breekfait area. Threr e THB GOLDEN POOR old leaky gutters with Mill finis.!) 01 1 twlr, bedroorrts, tlieil to, f " *f—y jtgrown owning, elegant junH, g'r ivhlte alunflnup llfatlme' flitters, Sal! TOY POODWS — Champagne mail APAttTKfENT FOR RENT — On bu 471-2544 Mj»ment. J*uitdry. plieiiut h»t imi, 10 Io 4_Tuea. toTFrl. Sat,, U ti FM5 OEUVIRY Eicellent Itlnod Una. A gay JHti Inf. RIVBr Rd,, Fair Haven- Thrl wuer o» • fi_.at, . BresMway, 711 River ltd., Fair Haven- PROWN'S charmer who will capture your htart —~- find ba^th, private entranoe, cal OFFICE ANP rl •II ?QV5 HOVM IK 32 Broml at- H»1 Banli T4l-7iOD fun waeks itl > Wormed and InocMlat HOA PPROM ed, Caj| WldJW 4-i«plei and. lamps. CHal GIBSON roUp.8UR.NJiR — Blaetfl. FREi $TORA«| THitEH ALL. BnrOK - V.i rooi CUSTOM IUILT at console. Lawn mowe range, two oveiu. Mmifal ?V TV TRAIN Y0V1VPQG ' rnoitern apartments. Close to churche SPACE piece, fHet BChnaU, ehQPplnl. Rlvar front. Frei mahogany cabinet. PomblftaUon east Bayehore Oampanlon bog Club, Inc • Uunilry facilities IIM pel WITH LOVINS CARE iron white «lnk and. tnti. Five-niece Sbmijnoe training claisei, 48(1 W. Frqn An Individual home featuring hot water TAX FRRD - 'Hilltop Ti(Nii»v«r- olflcta Formica ijitcjien an. 172-O4M- Available foi HOUSES FOR 9AUE J44-302O «c BBAgLB puppy - AH -Lovely three-room anar Offered, at S29,M0 for qutolt late. Isamallate •eeutaxy. Iviat lell. Rest offer Call [nent, on second floqr. Furnlahei RtIMSOr)-IUs|e«l fpufrtnilroorB house lmm«rjlat» Occupancy 741-7138 Septerrthoi' to June 30. Teachers r, Subject to V.A. and F.H-A, approve! 10 take oire o|, porcH intls, gartge. '.* ' Central Red Bank •See Mr. J«h pouple wild one child welcome. 774-SSa' Open D a.m. to Ii3o p.rrT. ' hot witer oil heat. Bis Igndistped Builneaa District » MATAWAN Wa have one Jn.' GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Member Multiple Lilting ir you MORE LISTINGS SHOWN AKC, black, silver and tan. Shots ani BpB UNFUflNIBHIDP ROOMS corner lot, two blocks from aeean. warmed, S7t,|)40. ith modern kitchen, separate entranci BRADY. WILLINO AND VACANT,,, Convenient ichQnla, churches. lrnrn*>f- bungalow p * Friday » «« if. ,val|e.ble qct. V Nick Ornpi, so Rt at» oemintncy. tw.ooo, H7MM IDEAL ranch MORE USTINGS1QU) 1 It'a not loo late to move tn before nACH»niJNii-ii em»le, A«o. s ritanthi !»• ri,. Red Rani(. 7'l(riIl\ury )4i-t«)o et Rd., Fair Haven. T«M»M, Uatawan, N. J, 560-otoo FOUR ROdUa AND BMB — 1' JIH aton at yourjiome »nd tain tboul TINTON AVE. •rirewsbtiiy Ava, Iniiuire tin I,«nns EWpob - Three" bedroom ranch' PICTURE BOOTTRAWH -'la LIUIe termlna DuPont THIar aluminum aid, St., Red Bank between r>6 p.m. Silver. Three tie,)rooms, living roam, ing, Enrl your ttaintlnf problem*. Swimming In ym)r own private aw| dining room. eat-In Hltenen, ule feath. cli)b right pn the lite . , , only jnlnuti WEST KBANBBURO - Man or womai Basement, two-ear garage. Aluminum PROWN'S «w»y from »B"»H bathlnir, whits aim asmMetacher) apartment. Furrttshe INCOME nivnRFRONT - Three houi; aiding guarsntesi low ma,intensni>e. liachfi, cmtlng, (titling and lionmoul two rooms and bftlh. lfci\\ hot watei ei. three aorea. 134 Leonard Avs 1-ow laiee: IH.Sofl. BBnBBN AORNCY. ii Broad *t, Rej Ban* 741-730 shopping Oenter . . . one, block tro electric Included. |7O. 787-3094. Ooeanport. 14.500 Income pl5s vicanf RsBltnrs, 301 Maple Av*< comer Bftr- the Wast oata of Fort Unnrnctjth , , Wflterfrnnt land apnro»|mefe 70»' fo»d nen PI,, Red BeSili. 74(-t' formal dining room, Mtnliy alia finish. Four years old, Ca I 314-ItOOM APARTMENTS LEASE OR HALE' - 70x100. Reason, Addlni M»chlnei — Typewriters Home Improvements Painting and Decorating able. Suitable anil goned {or any busl. LIKS NRW -^ THRHBBHPROOJJ Lltct Hi Iff, wild dlshwufier. S42-277B (ONB-B ' ness, Three bis overhead doors, arnpli dr.-. e - poroh. and iwlulIM fare]ep parking area Oell in-lTTI. RANCH, FUU, CELLAR, MI.ROUP- terrace, Full basement, lwo,ear girage. DDIN0 MAOHmHa „ Typewriters JJ U8NPTO WQUTOH - 140. Child alhtl^i round t»«e and efjaln. th, Brow Tkta Is an ««e«ptionally || ' ld., rented, repolred. eerilco'e, lwl 4U-R00M APARTUEN7 21.000 £i manuracluHL TOWW, HM DOWN, PHONE AFI«R qfiered atVu.Mlt. tall f5d|y,", wiitipi)ttl Hi Pad Bank. T4T,mia«e, Neil to Pharmacy, peauticlan, P bath., large rooms, Mr.S&o, f ?.jSlo' olifop (Irlvew»y» and psrkjiH ABtMTY'-BBnVjqB - Dependnhlllty Snrajr or brus|i. For Ue» eitlrritite basement, two-ear garage. immeMlata 1 TKL: II3N14 clan. rUelMO . VI4HT ItqoM - „, nmaesalon. call Bnh Kiarlni. ni<«9oo. l fpr fiss estimate M2-82«|, wHen y»u Innurn mt HQMfi, AUTO. eaii DAjirtT, 384.pi*,i, Member »f 2511 QFF OAHH CAHnV DIBCOUNT Colonial, four rears old. J'.i baths, E- n, Bnvder, Realtori, ISA First Avt- or other lines, nf Iniuranea ihrnugh A.ID. Seryln; all Ksw Jsrlsy, The Ivnw Overhexl Uimbir Yard Iff vpu' ARK lNTttR.£aVT£]l>''-ln P fireplace. largar inreansit porch. Oon Atlanilc HUhianda Mem&eri of Multiple ABMgTHflWB AqBrlOY, WV.4W), DIKECTlONSi Prom Red Bank, Roul brand new moitrn office seace. we Uetltvgi. Auto Pody Repair RED BANK LUMBER 35 to Tlnton Ava., turn rlgtit on Tli iqcated ir Uu, center of R«^ Bank, cm vaniant., d«alr»Dle MUrtl.tawn looattoS. tact us for further Information, TW In three weem, J12.D00. oKi Plumrilng ft Hftatlng Oornar Pearl and Well Rail Ban: ton Avs,, arproilmMeiy 1,00° ft. i UDSON - Wow do theie n«"ri warti I UXPBRT PAINTING and hoaV "' MQvIng and Storage Country Club Apartments and Serin DOWSTKn A^BNCV. 741-171)0. But there are two nouisi en, two HOUSNHOLD ARTICLE? — qak~|Idi ClHk. I nalr &ioderats prlcea. IJaUAHthy pLtiM81Nf» - H«e,Um board. BCA television, fcftQhen cnalr NtantAai.fc RIVBR *FtDNT aim -• „• *nr~°"r-' ~ imrnerilate occu aenArate lots In n. very •IfotTe.rjli area, I CHevrslet. AtHpllo HI|hlBn-li. 'Jtl-OTO rernodelfni - On fl^Bt floor In the Tulier Bundm paney. Three bedroom ranch. Preatlge iti.mo. MCALJSTER AqENfiY, HEAt- anil »lop atoo|, two desks, waititm Four Rooms !»»ailon. Plot i!S«aris. Fully antomsUo TOI}«. 109 », River Rfl,, Buh&on. CORR!©AN'S maehlne, Bedar o*Ht, OliLllE refrlger (•ill T4MM48. (Two UedroQtna,) RTORH FOR RRNT 10SO iq, Auto and Truolt Bsntal 137 paltlanj HI, nild. Bank MT-37W utor tn goori oritar. T4HJ13. m 7 3'/j Rooms flonr snacr., iwo-rinor eniranpe. I OWW^CTJBTWTIUIM^ ^!^- Nursing Horns (One Bedroom.) TOR HAVBN (IBM - Older OiUmlal, hedroom Dutott CWonlil la oni of Ooltj I ftVW TtMlt » new oar or trucH. Low 1 convenlml ip shopping and river. «Js s'acii tgsit areai, Many oulltandni I ratal, Maple Ave., Red Bank. 747- Hoorin|, Iti*ulillon T4H871 • Free Haat and Hot Water oelient ([nndlUon. Two bidreonn, Ui feelures. Salfa price W4.IW, J. B. m 774-aHj 6my 7 a.ra°lll p,m. fM PBYKn - Ulw new, l|jj, ele call w-om HVB ROOU» AND BATH Bpriern tmha, large tlvms room, ien. ROCHE, RDALTQR, Lon| RrttUt R^ trip dryer, needs tmta*. »16| JUmoal BRUT FlflOR ^ Four roorni am rpereiat OT residential. Colte Nick, Multiple SlstlnSB, HS.4ISS. new Parvlih sofa, .»iooi walnut book, ia.Ui. unwrn shed, eepirale furnace an<] Bulldlni Contractor eus>ged, foam msxtraei and boa utilities. Oall afiar 4 p.m., 741t|l4i S1DINO —"XlscoTDupont *eJlar""iaj •prlngs. mil alas, IDS,' Call MJ-0OM) .. «• Naei homea, room «d- Alcoa. Work piar«nteea. KATONTOWN — Furushsd twobeo i HOUSES FOR RENT oiptn Odd Jobs TRAIIiEll — IWllty 'typsT "fig wltl room apartrnent, located on large Iw dftlons, pusment and e-ttto rooms, PROWN'S Irltch, tsmovgWe Iront |rtit r>«r, Needi plenty of play area, quiet neighbor Spoil, two blo«ke to towi. All tilUlliei COUNTRY MSTTIMfll - 3HCRKS. Prl, 32 Iroail at ned. Ba.nH 741-TffW pajnt. Seetoffair^'VW-ftfW after* P." HLHAUl, REAL EITATIB aupplled. Sea A, KOZICKY, Real 2N-O4II vacy tpd cpnvarilince, ideal for com. (Mora ClMtlMed Ads l»M[fM5SF!a%lr SfiaUiioveaeat andd twtwoo chiin tall. Hwy. 35, Eatontown. ba-2112 lady's fltcf carved on all armsarm, da- mufer. Colonial epr m lave). Five bed. D)»moi)di Bought or Rcityltd Cl««n«i-Sh«mpeo»d loft, AH rebuilt, reupMatered in ta THREE KOnBRN HDOMI — Fm rooms, sis| halha,F B»y w|nd»w In the 0a Th« Nent aatry. OHI Hi-3881, iu"JL "»R i «rjia| dtninj room, ultra Painting and Decor«tlns n|sh.»S, A" iilhltles. ;V)i isr mont HI. .31 llddlttown tuiotiin. riiAhwaeher. 31 ft. fatrtlty rosm Le» in buy me dlamqnna you don't your home or anise, Call ll-ltIT In Oall betare It a.m J»l-O77e. >(cur|l »iar or let u» isstyle them In rju requ'lr'il. wilh fireplace. Ja|oHs|ert pnroh, Full nariwa l» neuiilui, ji Broni Bt, itpnalnnnent. Wnrk Inaureif. SALE balemant, Twooar garage, Too home. REAL ESTATE WANTID L. R. HILL r- Pointer Interior ani Alcoa tlumlniim mblmtioT WA'fOHFRfWF APAnTM»MT» ~ He Furnished and unfurnished, jmmed Many irees. well Innrtic'e'ed. KXCft- eajurtor, Ha Jobl toq l«ran or to. winrlowa. inu 1 'i (I.S9 email. Vpry riasontrili, Can ajn-1383 Idrm-niom furnished Burden. np«T »!• occupancy. SAIIUIIL T«|OH|B •"">.fj\k. VALI.l.E 11 jjf OjjJ. SKg .TR Tel, Afliwerlai S«rvk« U«18, l|.r JJ95 menle. ratios, air conditioning end T' AQEKHV Oeennport Ave., Ooianpnr WE NEED YOUR Enl«rt»intn«nt Weekly or monthly wise NAUT1M! M3-350O CMH UK BS your •etrnary,' Mo need WNS 19 Mil Cllfa M AMIS a,nswar|ni APAftTMENTg '>'l »«"5W rpWJ7V pJICOUATIIt) - Three HOUSE TO SELL lirvlce I41-«tog, .la Srned gt. ^ Hei) Bank "Park Apartments roormm eellt, we,l|.lo,w«J,l|low«|| capetingcarpeting,, dill) UoVjNQ - (JolonNi lofe., like" new Brunch Avmae, « * §V>.wm xnir WABhsrWABhsr, d»d»nn, playrooplayroomm , large rtrtlnm LIST WITH nacrliiof atjwrpriBf, n»», ArM«oi»: raapt, R«nl InauriM all utllitlii eiM ra, screened porph, njHa wim Bull "rai»!!l '"•...'"".•'IFJ* WMt|r>Sh°u"l sleotrlclty. Oall sunsrlntinrtenl, T47.SII r bMbarjue lMd/eWwi» « relrflefator, |», ^\f m month. Call able; lieeoon'e hench, fluBBia ckat: llhln. He, rs»»onatle, iti g HWY. II MIDDLITOWN HI4»M «•!»• BY WALTKBUX I THE DAILY REGISTER POGO 28—Wed., August 25, 1965

ROUSES FOR SALE

BEACH EXCLUSIVE ALREADY FHA APPI1OVED Lovely ranch in a very nice location. Owner will Install new heating system. All for Only $10,750 Approximately »D7 per month pays a! BEACH AGENCY , BROKER 1400 Rt. 35 MldrtletQWn, N. J 671-272T Dally ia 8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. lo 6 p.m AH paympntn are approximate and •ubject to VAKHA approval. £XTKA — EXTRA Four bedrooms, Hi baths nt Hid TW STAR price of $19,200. This Colon]I' tenures hoi water bjwbfiard hea By REG SMYTHE wall-to-wall carpftlnc in HvinK dining rooms, full basement, air con ANDY CAPP dlilonei*, att«chPd Karape and located li low tax SHREWSBURY. STERLING THOMPSON AMD ASSOCIATES-REALTORS MtdWelown, N. J, 'M\-717-. FREEHOLU-LAKEWOOP AKEA Beat buy. Four-bedroom colonial. Tu yean old. 2>,4 tiled batha, full cellar formal dining room, attach g«™fi" dishwasher. $600 down to qualilip buyer. No closing cost a. Should b f«en. Full price fib,890. Wdisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Brokers K1S Hwy. 9 Lake wood 363-30S COLTS NECK NEW HOMES — 527,WO UP J. D. ROCHE, Realtor Long Bridge Rd. Coin Neck 916-49Y Multiple LlBtlnft Service WOODED HALF ACRE — Ma-Rnmcen «ak treee, Beautifully (|i*conncit ranr" home Foyer. Uv-lng room 14x21' wit1 Colonial paneifcii fireplni:<\ bookcase - By WALT DISNEY £ Formal dining room. Deluxe kltrhei1 fJedrJc ranjtp, dishwasher. Breikfu BRISK BUSINESS — Mrs. Robert Pearso, the owner, reported that business.was ex- MICKEY MOUSE arra. Three twin lied rooms, two tlln baths. Element piny area. Two-en cellent last week, when a sidewalk sale was held outside the Rumson Roulette at ~ \ I ~ W ^^^ WorUKihuR™.r xaraee. Owner transfcrrrii. TUB UT- / NOWYOUANPI MOST IN VALI'E! IMMKD1ATK ro West River Rd., Rumson. Customers are shown making their selections. BESSION. 130.500. STANLEY" K, I CAN CAeeV /MILLIE TOWNS, REALTOR, SHREWSBURY. V UKE AOUEEN T4N1D17. CU)SE TO MIDPLETOWN SIIOPI'IN" CENTER — apllt-levei right-room, V.» ttatiis, den or fourth bPttroom, recrea- tion or kids' playground, Vi-acre.' Nice Newark Bay Tragedy of 1958 lawn, fi.i miles to Bell Telephone I>abs Holradel. Scrsened-ln parch. Womierfu area for kids. 522.T5O. 671-5HW, By HANK WALLACE jine had passed under him. Electricity, speed and temper- LOOK WHAT WE FOUND --Five bed A runaway train today would rooms, 2»i baths on li acres. Living be halted by an automatic air ature are vital to the Newark room 20x114, formal dining mom, n>n with li replace, jalousied porch, base- brake tapper a mile before the Bay drawbridge, vintage 1927: mmenle , two-car Karate, Loa«i« of extras. srink over which a Jersey Cen- —If a storm knocks out power $34$34,00(1, . LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, RRealtor*e . Willow Dr. ami Parker Ave.. tal train carried 48 commuters ines, the electric motor cannot liUl* Silver. 7474j^l li ;o their death in Newark Bay ift the span for boats. Trains, Icpt. 15, 1958. LOIS AND ACREAGE however, can use the bridge re- Since 1963, Robert Behling, 569 ;ardless of electrical conditions. FLORIDA—Five acres builneis prop- erty on weat coast. Sacrifice $11,000. Hopping Rd., Belford, has di —Trains must decelerate to 45 By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD Will accept local property valued at miles per hour on the bridge. STEVE ROPER St.000 a« down payment. Write "B.N.' reeled train and boat traffic from Box 52n, Red Bank. !0 feet above the drawbridge. This smoothes passage across the -vMND THE USER OF THESE %ITA MIMUTE.'"->Oir«J£ NOT FOUR ACRES — In Colts Meek Twp. thin cleavage between the } As Mr. Behling activates the LOUIE THERE IS THE HIGHEST DRUGS THINKS HES STAN WARREN /-YOU'RE yY£AH/-Hl Beautiful home site just west ot Holm- STINGER WBAV/-v—T TOLD YOU TOO del. Hl££h groundg , partlpy y wooded, clearer d fcctric motor to lift the span, tionary part of the bridge and PAIP HAND IN THE 5H0F; ROPEK.' BUYING WELL-KNOWN JIM KYL6R TOLD \ / MUCH, ROPER/ fof r buildingbildi . NicNi e viewi . OOwner , 212122- red stop light a mile down the liftable segment. Mr. Beh- -HE USEP TO COPY UNCLE'S BRANDS-WITHOUT A 370-9416. fl lo 5. ME AIL ABOUT VOI/J V , -ABOUT A IOT ling said this is only slightly CUREENCV/--NOW H£ MAI^£S y-f PRESCRIPTION•? EIGHT ACRES — Meal for *or he track automatically goes ' Of 7MIN6SA J]7.500. J. D. ROCHE, REALTOR, Long >n. rougher than the almost imper- OUR PHONY Bridge Rd., Colts Keck, Multiple List- ings. M6-49W. Should a train ^disregard the ceptible jolts a train continually OAK HILL SECTION" — One acre lot. red signal —and this has not experiences over normal railroad Half wooded. 22ft foot frontage on Oak track splices. HIU Road.-.»,500.. 244-9718. happened since the 1958 tragedy, tccording to Mr. Behling — a Tracks Watered CEMETERY LOTS rack mechanism would set off —On hot summer days, the air brake controls in the loco- TWO CEMETERY PLOTS — Intermenl racks must be hosed down with for tour, Shore land Memorial Ceme- motive. Ke estimated the air tery, Hazlet. Call 671-2639. cold water to contract the rail brakes would stop a train going Robert Behling ips. Otherwise the track ends iven 70 miles per hour within REAL ESTATE WANTED interlock and prevent raising of m feet. Two Diesel locomotives and Ihe span. the fr-ont two passenger- cars WE NEED VoOTt HOME! Dead Man's Throttle Mr, Bchling's wife, Celestine, Our 12 salespeople ha.va clients waiting plunged into 35-foot-deep Newark tor your Ulttns< TBe? need rancbes. It has been speculated that makes sandwiches which he eats spilt levels, two stones: also Investment Bay, the third commuter car property. Call as for a Quick sale. Two engineer Llody Frank Wilburn, while always on the job in his By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAffff offices serving you. hung from the bridge abutment NUBBIN i3, of. Red Bank might have 1,000-cuhic-foot control room. WAUO.lt & WALKER J5 leet above the w»ter sur- Realtors .lumped over with a heart at- Their eight-year-old son, Bob, face., and the last two passenger SMfHINKINS Shrewsbury Oirice UhMMtown Office ack before his train reached tll-5212 has a boy's traditional interest OF 6OIN& INTO Jie open span. The Hudson Coun- cars stayed on the bridge. ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? in railroading, commented Mr. PU5INE65 FDR MVSELE y medical examiner stated dur- Even if the derailer had been Behind tn mortgage payment* Behling. The Behlings are also OWL: WHAT PO YOU C&n us now, we will buy your home. ing the investigation that Mr. set back far enough to stop the parents of Celeste, seven. MANIJEY ASSOC, INC. Wilburn had *'hypertensive train's forward motion before it 671-MX). heart disease with pulmonary reached the edge, Mr. Behling LISTINGS NEEDED! W» nave clients anxious to nettle In this vicinity. Please >dema and congestion," dhd con- soggested.'there still might have CM! us if your property Is for rent or cluded he could have had been danger: sail. BROOK.jAOENCY. Bank Building, Gum Blowers Atlantic Highlands. 2M-171L heart attack before the accident. He was at Jersey Central's Oak EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 1 Immediately after the accident, Island Tower, Newark, eight Wtut You Hav« miles away from the tragedy at Winners Are for Jersey Central installed a dead What You Want man*s throttle in all its trains. 10:28 a.m. The dispatcher's wire Cau WA.UCER * WALKER, Hetltor* This switch would throw on the loudspeaker blared that the train •61 Broad 8L Shrewsbury 741-1213 Announced 206 Hwy. 35 Middletown 671-33U brakes if$&|fos(iieer lost Jj6Id had fallen into the bay despite RUMSON - Winners of the WE XE£» — P"ic« or alz, 2-3 bedroom the action of the derailer. Mr. Rumson Recreation Commission's honies. furnished vor unfurnished, from But is the: dead man's throttle Behling said he first surmised SS5 to S179 per month for Incoming bubble-blowing contest last week personael THB BKRO AGENCY, BL :oo; sensitive? Would there be that the derailer had throw the 36 Mlddletown. 671-1000. in emergency stop any time an rain off the bridge, before the have been announced. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERISST -LEGAL NOTICE sngineer were stung by a bee, irink, by jolting it to the left Top prize for 11 to 13-year-olds NOTICE or for some other reason mo- r right. n the contest, which highlighted fW 50 EAGER TO 4-:» mentarily released hold of the ICC Disapproved the commission's seventh week SKKR1FKX SAI.E GET THERE,! FEEL LIKE. •CPER1OR COURT OF NEW IKRSEV instrumsnt? Apparently not, The Interstate Commerce Com- of summer activity, went to Billy JUMPING OFF THI5 POKiY CHANCERY DIVISION said Mr. Behling. The dead MO.NMOI.TI1 COUNTY mission disapproved of derailers O'Brien. Gary Lyons placed sec- OLD TRAIN AND- Docket No. F 414244 man's throttle has never had to except for freight yard use. ond and Paul Keany took third First Savings and Loan Association of Cast PalerBon. N, J. a corporation go into action, except in tests. Saturday through Wednesday, place. /A CITY of the SUte of New Jersey. Plaintiff The air brake tripper and the 5WLINE. 15 MORE. vs: Seymour Herman, et ur., Defend- Mr. Behling works from 2:35 to Debbie Bierman took top honors ants lead man's throttle replace a 10:35 p.m. non-stop in a nine-by- EXCITING THAN ANY By virtue of a writ of execution In in the 9 to 10 age group. Mary lerailer, 500 feet from the brink, MOUNTAIN RANGE! the above stated action to me direct- .2-by-llMoot control room, Lyons won second prize and ed, 1 sbejl expose for tale at public .hat functioned perfectly — but vendue. at the Court House In the He talks to boat captains down Kathy Sutherland placed third Borough of Freehold, County of Mon-failed o save the doomed train mouth. New Jersey, Tuesday the on the bay by ship-to-shore ra- The (Hi age bracket was topped the 7th day of September, 1965, — seven years ago. at 2 o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time dio. A boat more than 35 feet by Walter Spillane, Jr. Brian ALL that certain tract or parce At that timet the Sand Cap- high can cross only when Mr. Nooney took second honors and ot land, situate, lying and oelng in tain, a boat dredging NewarK th* Township of Radian, In the Coun- Behling lifts the drawbridge. It Suzie Martens popped her bubble ty of Monmouth, ID the State of NewBay, signalled that it wanted to takes 10 minutes: two minutes ,n third place. Jersey:— pass through. Mr. Behling's KNOWN ind designated as Lot No. for the 216-foot span to climb A watermelon feast was held 10 In Block Ion map entitled: "Sub- iredecessor, Patrick G. Cocoran, 135 feet high into the sky, about division Plat Woodland Park section Friday for participants in the leven Township of Rarltan Monmouth Elizabeth, opened the bridge. six minutes for the ship to pass County, N. J. Scale 1"-5U' April 1958" summer program. tiled In the Monmouth County Clerks' Electrically sensing that the through, and another two min- THE PHANTOM By LEE TALK Office July 1, lm In Case 63 Shee red lights were being disre ID. utes for the bridge segment to garded, the derailer did derail SUBJECT to restrictions and ease- come back down. PARDOM, SIRE T WHERE I AM- HALI BABY, RIGHT. GIVE HIM OXFORD? THEN.-'HE SAYS- ments ot record, it any, and subject the train. But since the derailer - THIS IS HIS J WITH MY RIRES CO NOT SOME BEADS-- io an easement along the Northerly Mr. Behling spaces these 10- WHY CAN'T HE ^\ (N THIS LAND. r*\. IS fV LANP.' EXCITE SENP HIM OFF. or rear line of said premises could not trigger the air brakes, minute interruptions to delay as Fairview SPEAK PROPERLyVjtAND. HIS Being commonly known and desig- YOURSELF.' TO MET r--"lAN6UASe the caravan rumbled on across few trains as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kaiman, nated as No. 20 Hemlock St., Hazlet, BEADS? SIRE- IS WE PROPER New Jtttty. the -wooden ties. Nayesink River Rd., and Mr. HE'S AN The approximate amount of the Judg. Sixty trains pass on three Bry I \l 7—^ ONE. menl to be satisfied by said sale 1 -LEGAL NOTICE tracks under him during an av- and Mrs. Joseph Siderman, Obrc OXFORP Oie jum of J19.wxi.oo together with thi GRADUATE. costs of this saie. 4-291 erage work day. •PI., Shrewsbury were hosts at Dated Aug. 2, 1966 SHERIFF'S SAI.K He estimated a four-car com- a party to celebrate the birth JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff, SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW -1EILSEY •amuel Sieber, Atly. VHANCKHY IHVlSinN muter train spends about four, of their grandson, Steven Mark Aug. 11. IB. 25. Sept. 1 $43.2 MONMIUTH COUNTY IJorket No. F ZHMM1I minutes on the 2'/2-mile bridge, Kaiman. He is the son of Mr NOTICE The Provident Institution for SnvtnR! 80 per cent of which is over and Mrs. Kenneth Kaiman, Sut 4-%-n i Jerney City, a corp., Plaintiff va HIIKiUt'F'H SALE William G. Turner, et ux, et ala., De water. ton Dr., Matawan. Among the SUPERIOR COI-KT OF NEW JERSEY guests were the baby's great OHAM'KHV DIVISION Ry vlrture of a writ ol execution In Mr. Behling's longest train was MONMOUTH COUNTY he abovo stainl action to me tllrrcml a 181-car freight. He saw the ca- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja Tioikrt \o. F 883-6* flftall expose fnr S»IP a( puhlln vpnrfiie Davanne Realty Company, etc, boose four minutes after the en- ccb Chaskiri, New York City, and Plaintiff vs: Willam A. Gr»nt, et HJB at the Coftrt House In the Borough o Freehold, County or Mon mouth, Nrw Mrs. Helen Siderman, Shrews Defendants Jersey, on Moivl.iy [he 2«lh day a 3AL NOTICE By virtue of a writ of execution 1 September, 1965, at 2 o'clock, p.M bury. the above stated action to me rtlrectpfi -revaillng Time. NOTICE J ahaJl expose for aale at public ven 4-2OS due. at the Court House In ihe Eor Ml Ihe following tract or parcel ol KUKUIFF'S SAMS By GEORGE SIXTA eugn of Freefiold, County of Monmouth, .and. and the prcmlfrs hcrelnnrter par SUl'EmOIl COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. William Wolehak LAW III VISION and family have moved from County o( Monmouth and State Ol nKROK.V COUVTV Prevailing Time. ' ' Docket No. I..H!)fiK-H4 Cooper Rd. to Shrewsbury. a r/w TIRED. OKAY- New Jprsi'y: NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK OF AJJ that tract or puree) of land, sit- And ilesjfinated as Lot 50 In Block •=\ PULL THE OKAY-Y-X-Y uated, lying nnd being In the Town- P as shown ami laid down on map en-fUTTHERFORtt etc.. Pialntlff VE: Ship of Holmrtfl, In the County of titled "Mitp or Section Two. Garden HOMETOWN AGENCY, INC, a corp. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Menhen- / CORD OUT WHERE ARE IT WASN T WonmoJtb, in the State of New Jer-Parkway Unities, Inc. Rnrllnn Town- of New Jersey, el al, Defendant •«y: By vlriua of A writ of execution Jn nett, Walnut St., have returned ( WILL VOU, THE YOUR FAULT! Hlilp, Mc.iiinonth County, New Jer! the nbove stated action mt* directed, v Premised commonly known find des- Scalp V—50', I)cccmbrr 15. lftjf f from a vacation trip to Dela - ~ PAL? ignated as 'Lot No. 10 ns shnwn on In the Monnnmth Cnunlv Clrtk's 01 I dhall expose for sale nt public Te a certain map entitled "Map nf Har- AiiRiist II, \'X>:> In Cine 4'>-'21. , at the Court Home in the Bf>r ware and Lake Como, Pa. I'LLSAY mony Park, Section 2, Holmtlel Tnwn- BEnlNNINfl at a point in the souther- oupli of Freehold, County of Monmouth, Bhip, Monmouth County, New Jer.spy" New Joraey, oi( Slomlny the 30th tiny prepared by Frank Allen FOBS Asso- ly line or Slrpnrn Street, aald i of Aucujit, 1BU5, at 2/ o'clock, P. M. PULL WE ciates and filed In trie Monmnuih liclnc distant easterly fi7!).'j:i fort from Prevailing Time Mr. and M,rs. Barclay Hen County Clerk's Office August IS, 1057th, e caatnrly lino o[ Sycamore Drive, All tho riRht. title and interest. 11 dejrson and daughter Carol, Chap- as Case 62, Map No, 20. frnm anUi point of bpjjInnlnB runntn any, of tho defendant Charles O. Bcnn PLUG OUT Ihrnce (li alonfi thp southerly line r el. Hill Rd.," have returned from Being commonly known as 21) Or- Stephen Street north KJ dCRreea O nnd Mnry r>olorc3 J. Bean, his wife, In chard Avenue West Holmdel Town- and to the following: a vacation trip to Vermont. •hip. New Jersey, minnten .i J. Bean by fj^rtrndi MEANWHILE THE between the hourn of 0:00 A.M. armhuabanil nnd wife, tn-firlug evnn dnt A, Joyce nnd John J. Joyce, lirr hits class William P. Pesck, son of SHERIFF SPEEDS 13:00 noon, August 30 and 31, ISfii herewith and this montane Is Riven I band, bv ilet-d diitcd Derpnibrr 12. liirifl TOWARD JOHN'S Frozen Foods secure part nf the purchase price tliPr nnd recorded In the Monmouth County Mr. and Mrs. William Pesek of Freiih FniltH and Vrfctntilm (or anil ahull h.tvp the full force ni Clerk's Office on December I.-j 1055 In 8 Bay St., is participating in HOME Fresh and J'arkajed .Meats pffoct In liot!) Inw nut! e. Intorman an redlrictiotia nppoaririj; of record, If nny. The purpose of this notice is to wife by dpf'l ilntrd DP com her 'JYT BPIHR commonly known umi dcslp- Squadron Five. acquaint vtndan with Hie cafeteria rrcorflni DrceinimT L'fi, J933 Jn (h nnleit an No, iil HIJ.-JJIVJIy No 35, requirement! fnr the 1M5-I!>68 jtchool Monmouth Count/ Clerk's Office Township of Mlddletown. New Jersey. The squadron is deployed year, and' to permit them to submit Bonk 20f)fi of deeds, pace 23. Tlie approximate a mount or the Judg- aboard the anti-submarine war- GENERAL BLACK quotation* Mr supplying such food Thff apprnximntc n mount nt ment lo he B&tistled by snkt sale Js Items according to specification* Judgment to be Bdtlsflrd by H,.. thn mim of sn.nno.MQ together with fare aircraft carrier USS Lake FOUND SOME OP OUR DOWN Mttbllihcd by the Director of Food sale is the .sum nf $16,000 logethc the copta of this sale; Champlain, the primary Gemini PEOPLE IN THE CAVES AT AND LEFT TO DIE BUTWV Bmrvtcu. wJth ihf copln of thin astir: Dated Jjjy li, 1965 SPIRIT /V\OUNTAIN».WHEN HE SBANDFATHERI.WHO WAS A KICaAJIO J. JOSEPH A. GMAfTO. Bhttilt JOSEPH A.-ffilAtTTO. Ghprtff recovery ship for the eight-day STARTED MOVINS THEM, BOV:..FOUND THSfA AND BecrtUrjr Datrd Aug. 1(1, 19S5 Evans, Hand, Evans, Allabough flight of astronauts Gordon JCducallon, William E, Decker, Atly, A Ajnoresano, Attys* HIS FORCE WAS ATTACKEP NURSED THEMRACK Red 9*ak Baud of IS. 67 AUK. 25, Bcpl. 1.- 8, 15 J7B.36 Aug. *. 11, IS,. 25 . $55.20 Coopqr and Charles Conrad., By THEIR RELATIVES- TO HEALTH/

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Located In Atlantic Superama C AC TABLETS bll.oliJo69 CHASE &SANB0RN o» 3^ Shop.Ril, Prices effective through Saturday Night, August 28th, 1765. Not reiponsible for typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ASPIRIN .w. .IIOO 17' i c 40c 10-lb. 79 5 c 9 $ 12 Colgate SOAKY r63 Jumbo AD OFF box Dynamo King i F F t nf 1 Vel LOTION Palmolivc Gold lcSale OCTAGON PALMOLIVE AJAX BAGGIES DEODORANT CASHMERE LIQUID AJAX FLOOR & FLORIENT Food Bags SOAP SOAP BOUQUET CLEANSER WALL CLEANER ASSORTED ^\ batn n A. Detergent C 2 T27< 1-qt.. 1-pt. CQC 21 Z 29' 53< *fv. 47c tin <** uott~~ r. 1 * o SAop-JCite near tion of n pom $pvta*a& ualtt SO-Wed. August 25, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER oH E«t Ave, .adjacent to to« Ladies Cohunbi* Home* ji» h*M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — study. \ ' ..'•>:. , Drainage, Street Jobs Intruder Shot Borough Council last night award; ed a contract to C. J. Hesse, Co., APPROVE LAW) SPLIT Belford, for resurfacing 12 bor- RED BANK ^ The Planning Planned in Middletown By Deal Man ough ttreets, pa low bid of $10,-Board lest night granted a mi- MIDDLETOWN — The Town- $50,000 for the resurfacing NEW YORK (AP) - "There's 640. nor subdivision to Richard H. Tierney of Highland Ave. Mr. Ship Committee last night intro- Swartzel Dr. at an estimated a man in the ladies room!" A recommendation by the Zon- duced three ordinances authoriz- cost of $50,0$Q. The project, wi ing Board of Adjustment to grant Tierney created two lots of ap- These words by a female em- ing the expenditure of $77,000 for cover an area between East kd variance to Allen J. Tracy, East pproximately 68 by 95 feet from and Marvin Rd. ployee of a body-building firm hi t resurfacing of two streets and Washington Ave., for construc his property. drainage improvements in a The second measure Involve: sent Charles Roman, 58, of Deal, housing development. the resurfacing of Marvin Rd. N. J., a company executive, in- All three measures will be theat a cost of $18,000. Drainage work at an estimated to action Monday. •ubject of public hearings on He told police he raced to Sept. 14. cost of $9,000 be done in th Crestview Housing area off R the seventh-floor rest room, con- The committee also will receive 35. fronted the Intruder, Ernest bids on the work on the same The committee also will recelw Hedge, 42, of Providence, R. I., date. bids Sept. 14 for construction ol and demanded that he leave. The first measure appropriates sidewalks on Harmony Rd., an Roman told police that when the purchase of^three snow plows, the man refused to exit he drew two salt spreaders and one porta- a .38-caliber revolver,' for which Magistrate ble electric generator. he has a permit, and fired two The committee also: warning shots. Adds $30 to Accepted $30,000 in state fund: When Hedge, charged at him, for construction of a bulkhead al Roman told police, he fired two Compt'on's Creek. The township shots into the man's left arm. Man's Fine will furnish $24,000 toward th Roman was charged wjth fe- project cost and the county $6, lonious assault and Hedge was MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - 000. Magistrate Lloyd D. Elgart last charged with simple essault. This announcement is cot an offer of these securities Axrwile. night added $30 to the fine of By a 3-2 vote, the committee JAYCEE DONORS— Mrs. Helen Huserik, registered nurse at the Monmouth County "Roman is president of Charles The offer to made only by the PrbSpectOB. a motorist who did not appear in authorized payment of $1,999 to Blood Bank, demonstrates the technique of taking a blood donation to member j of the Atlas, Ltd., with offices on East I Patrolman William Higgings fo court until a warrant for his ar- Greater Keansburg Jaycees es 'their president, John Heimbach, lies on the donor's 23d St. rest was issued. four months of sick leave las NEW ISSUE year. Township Committeemen couch. Watching the demonstration, left to right, «re Al Ecflclof, Frank Stavola, Joseph Herbert W. Kaul, Hillsdale Rd., 600,000 Shares Martin V. Lawlor and Edward Caruso, Gary Stover and Jack De Lage, all of whom later donated their own blood Incinerator Fire Colts Neck, was charged May 29J. Roth voted against the au- with careless driving. He wasthorization. under the group plan organized by the Greater Keansburg Jaycees, which hare slated to appear in court June Hurts 2 Men American Atlantic Life Insurance Company Delayed a public hearing on started a campaign to obtain sufficient donors in the Keansburg area to build up a MIDDLETOWN — Two em- 15. A warning notice was sent an amendment to the zoning code ($1.00 par value) to him at that time, setting July blood reserve sufficiently large to assure a II residents of the area that blood will be ployees of Two Guys from Har- until Sept. 14 in order that the rison, Rt. 35, are In Riverview 20 for his case. Still not on hand change be reviewed by the Plan- available to them if needed. then, the warrant was ordered. Hospital today with first and sec ning Board. The change would ond degree burns. Price $5.00 Per Share Two weeks ago Mr. Kaul ap ban construction of a gas station peared. The warrant was about within 2,000 feet of another sta- Police reported that flames to be executed by State Police at tion. Blood Bank Gets Jaycee Support from the store's incinerator No offera or rales can be mado by anyone concerned with the the Colts Neck barracks. Plead- flashed up at the men as they offering to the public in the State of New York, including ing guilty, the defendant com- NEW SHREWSBURY — Thweeke . We are organizing a com'batting them. With other Jaycee: were dumping debris into it. banks, insurance companies and other institutions; and no mented that he believed he was mittee to make a thorough can- throughout the state, it is par selling activities can be conducted in that State. No pros- dealer Keansburg Jaycees be Hospitalized are Louis Sana- pectus may be delivered to the public in New York. innocent. Battleship ;ame the first service organiza- vas of the Keansburg area, and ticipating in the advance sale o tore, 32, of 11 E. Richard St., hope that other civic and fraticket- s for the exhibition footbal For a copy of the FroBpecfcus, contact your Magistrate Elgart declined to on in Monmouth County to en- Hazlet, and Robert Davis, 20, of local stock broker or -write to: accept the plea, insisting that a ternal organizations will join us game between the New Yorl 188 Main St., Keansburg. Mr. For Shore oil in the group plan of thein recruiting donors for this Giants and the Philadelphu motorist who feels he is inno- tfonmouth County Blood Bank Sanatore suffered burns to his MILTON D. BLAUNER & COMPANY cent should contest a charge. worthy oause. Mr. McCormick of Eagles at the Palmer Stadium face and neck and Mr. Davis yy sending five donors to thethe Blood Bank assures me that The Jaycees receive a percent was burned on his neck, fore- INCORPORATED Last night the case was heard Gets Support he will be pleased to explain the age of all tickets sold by thi and Mr. Kaul was convicted. Blood Bank's headquarters at the head, left shoulder and left fore- 921 Bergen Ave., Jersey City, N.I. • 201 OLdEcld 6-7300 EATONTOWN — The move Atlantic Supejama Shopping plan to any organization which chapter to be donated to tin "Ordinarily," the magistrate ment to have the battleship New Center Saturday morning. may be interested." charity of their choice. said, "the fine would be $10 plus Jersey moored off Long Branch The Greater Keansburg Jay- $5 costs. A failure to appear as a permanent World War II John Heimbach of 29 Sunset usually raises the fine to $20.and Korean War memorial was »!., East Keansburg, president cees chapter was organized in Hearing Date But because we had to issue a supported yesterday by the if the organization, previously 1961. Each year it has been col- warrant for you you're going to Monmouth County Democratic lad donated a pint of his rare lecting broken or discarded toys Set For Suit have to ante up $40 plus $5. Executive Committee. ^-negative type blood, in an ex-and bicycles, sending them to :hange transfusion to a new born MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - "Maybe next time you won't ig- County chairman P. Paul the Jamesburg School for Boys Republican's complaint agains COMPANY nore us." >aby in Riverview Hospital in where they are painted or re- \u\itrt MM • Me tmi • MKK JOWH Campi, Little Silver, has voiced •esponse to an emergency call owners of Strathmore Garden! Fined $15 each for careless agreement of the efforts of the paired, and then bringing them will be heard Friday in Mun driving were Joseph Cecere, New- rom the Blood Bank headquar- back and distributing them to Long Branch Battleship Commit- :ers. cipal Court here, it was an- ark, and Frank Ivanitski, Sher- tee to get the Navy to release the children of needy, parents in nounced last night. man Air Force Base, Oklahoma. the warship for the memorial At a recent meeting of thethe Kcansburg area. Magistrate Lloyd D. . Elgart ireater Keansburg Jaycees at A local youth, Gregory T. Mun-purposes of Uie resort city. it also has been collecting said the case of Jonathan A. ning, 8 Crown PI., pleaded guilty Men the group plan was ex- White, a GOP chieftain, versus Harry Levin of 475 Bath Ave., Iained by Joseph J. McCormick, money, medicine and equipment ANNUAL SALE,* to driving on the shoulder of theLong Branch, Is chairman of the to send to "Project Concern" Josland Land Co., Clifton, is on road while passing a car on the usiness manager of the Blood the calendar. There had been un- committee and a statewide Jank, members voted not only headed by Dr. James Turpin, a right. Magistrate Elgart, learn- group has also been organized medical missionary in South Viet confirmed reports that Mr. WORLD FAMOUS ing the youth does not reside o participate in the plan but White had dropped the suit. by Gov. Hughes. ,o sponsor a campaign among Nam. At the moment it is en- Mth his parents, is still in high deavoring to raise money to con- He charges the company witli Ichool but'is working to pay his Other endorsements have been ither residents of the Keansburg received from state, county and irea to obtain several hundred vert the old Dumpsite off Rt. 36violating the local zoning ordl- BERKSHIR£ own expenses while residing with into an industrial park centered nance by having apartments con- ltiends, set a $10 line and sus< municipal committees. The Newidditional donors in an effort to Jersey Jaycees is conducting a wild up a reserve sufficiently around a museum with exhibits sisting of one bedroom with pended it. of New Jersey's leading manu- dining room leased for use a! Fined $20 for passing on thecampaign to raise $500,000 to large to assure every Keansburg STOCKINGS pay for moving the New Jersey resident that blood would be facturers. two-bedroom units. He allege! right was Robert J. Masiello, 256 also that plans, approved by th< Broad St., this place. from the Philadelphia Navy Yard available to him whenever need- It also is participating in the to Long Branch. ed. Planning Board and the bulldin Richard C. McConagly, Jersey "We Must Care" program, an inspector have been changed b: City, was fined $15 for an invalid States now having memorial "We brought in five donors to- organization dedicated to alert- the builder. registration. Robert I. Slatterly, battleships that were named lay," Mr. Heimbach said, "and ing the public to the growing 1204 Evergreen Ave., Asbury ter them are North Carolina, Al- lave pledges from at least five incidence of sex-crimes against Sell Fasti The Daily Regists: Parlf, paid $10 for failing to have abama and Texas. others to make donations next children and methods of comClassified- . a registration In his possession. AVGUST 26 Former Student Sues Teacher. THRU FREEHOLD — Mrs. Dorothy Smith Cameron of 252 Grove St., SEPTEMBER 11 Matawan Township, filed an as- sault and battery suit In Superior COMPANY Court yesterday against the Matawan Regional Board of Edu- ASBURY PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWN cation and school teacher William Yet, they're really Berkshire! — th» famoui itoekingi with the Nyloe* Run-' George. The suit alleges that the teach- Barrier?' Guaranteed not to run from top or to* area — or you get a now pair er struck Mrs. Cameron Dec. 20, 1963, during a lunch period when free. Come in, phone, ruth yt>ur order, befof* the *ale dafei expire I Fit! out she was a student at the high Biggest Fall Scoop on RAND v school. The Incident occurred and mail tho otderjojm beJow., ; prior to Mrs; Cameron's mar- riage. SIMULATED FASHION PEARLS Louis P. Introcaso, Asbury Save up to $1.16 per box Park, Is the plaintiff's attorney. Drop everything and head for this gigantic pearl SEAMLESS bonanza! 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