Azzolina Sees Sand Profit; Dredger

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Weather HOME Sunny and warm today, high THEDMLY In mid 80s. Filr and mild to- night, low In mid 60s. Tomorrow, Red Bonk, Freehold •tinny and warm, high In mid Long Branch FINAL 80s Wednesday's outlook, fair I 7 with similar temperatures. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 PAGE ONEr • VOL. 90, NO. 58 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 10c PER COPY One Minute from Border Hit China Area Bridge SAIGON (AP)—U.S. Air Force maining three or four weeks of inland Saturday some 20 miles Guerrillas blew up two rail- massive hunt-and-kill operation. '4 Phantoms hit a highway favorable weather before the below Da Nang, the U.S. Com- road bridges and stopped traffic with sharp fire at two chopper iridge just one minute away— monsoon. mand reported today, and en- moving from the coastal city of landing zones. • J-; it their supersonic speeds — In and slightly north of the countered scattered guerrilla Phan Rang, 150 miles north of Yesterday's air strikes tf»t rom Red China's border yester- demilitarized zone that separates units. Nine Marines , were Saigon. another U.S, plane, the 81m lay in the war's closest strike the two Vietnams, high-altitude wounded, five Viet Cong killed In the heaviest ground action warplane announced lost in corh- bat over North Vietnam; '-* *. et to the border. B52 bombers unloaded more than and 41 suspects captured. in the South, 2,000 American in- The pilots said their bombs 450,000 pounds of bombs in three Communist fire struck an fantrymen were airlifted by Military spokesman said - -J«i blocked out the center span of sweeps over suspected Red in- American artillery base 23 miles helicopter into the heart of Air Force S.F4C Phantom recon- the That. Khe highway bridge Iltration sites. northwest of Saigon, wounding Viet Cong stronghold 30 miles naissance jet went down to CtBttt munist ground fire. The $Jt§ leven miles from China and 92 In South Vietnam, a Marine 34 Americans and a number of north of Saigon in the Ho Bo Woods. Guerrillas greeted the crewmen were reported mls.sljaB iles north-northeast of Hanoi. force of about 1,000 men went South Vietnamese soldiers. The closet previous raid to China's border was 10 miles away Aug. 13. Navy pilots flew follow-up mis- ions against three targets in- side the Haiphong city area, ap- parently trying "'to cut rail and Azzolina Profiteering road arteries carrying supplies out of the North Vietnamese port :ity to Communist troops fight- ing in South Vietnam. FIERY CRASH — Firemen rush to put out flames as fire and smoke envelop stock Skyhawk jets unloaded 500- car that crashed into guard rail and burned at Trenton State Fairgrounds yesterday. ,000— and 7,000-pound bombs on i railroad and highway bridge Charge Called 'Wild' Driver Bill Brice of Glendola escaped from the burning car unaided although he suf- lust one mile west of the city's New Jersey 12 cents a cubic ment have ignored pleas to halt reliable informants," he »SKL fered a back injury in the crash, which occurred during warmups for stock gar por- MIDDLETOWN - Has a New ;enter. They also hit a rail yard York firm been permitted by the rd for sand removed. destruction of millions of dol- "that this sand is being sold'In tion of "a tripleheadei- race program. (AP Wirephoto) .7 miles from the center and a state to dredge rich clam beds The purpose of the dredging, lars worth of clams. every borough of New York'and varehouse complex 1.3 miles in Sandy Hook for nothing and he said, is to widen the entrance "Demand you halt this dredg- on Long Island." :rom its center. Those targets sell the sand to commercial to the Shrewsbury River, reduce ing immediately and disclose He said that dredging Is "ebn- vere hit for the first time companies in New York for prof- the force of the current and names of persons responsible for ducted in, some areas open- to Ends 30-Year Career With Borough eek ago. it? eliminate pollution. iving state sanction to com' clammers- and is destroying a Raids Increase Monmouth County Assembly- Cites Pollution mcrcial operation.... lucrative market. Clearing weather over the man Joseph Azzolina charged ,"It is not killing off clam- Asks About "Payoff Even .clams left in polluted Morth enabled Air Force, Navy yesterday it has. And James ming," he declared, "because Public should be informed if waters, he added, will breed and . ind Marine pilots to fly 109 mis- Murphy, president of the firm pollution has already done that." payoff involved, who is collect- ultimately,, if a proposed depuri- sions, most directed against tar- the U.S. Dredging Co., said the In a telegram to Gov. Richard ng it and what you intend to do fication plant is erected in the Mrs. Stone Retiring about it; area, can be reclaimed. • gets in the heavily defended area Republican legislator "is making J. Hughes which he disclosed in a press release, Mr. Azzolina Mr. Azzolina said that if the Affects Sand Dealers By WILLIAM L. HAGEMAN around Hanoi and Haiphong. wild charges without checking One plane was reported lost. his facts." said: price quoted is accurate "it's In 'addition to destroying "the RED BANK — Lucy Hart- "Now we, know why your of- damn cheap." He said he.will clam market, Mr. Azzolina said, man Stone, who has held more The strikes emphasized the air Mr., Murphy said his company war policy of keeping maximum is doing the dredging without ficials in Department of Conser investigate further today. the operation affects the shore municipal posts than she can vation and Economic Develop1 "It's my understanding from (See AZZOLINA, Pg. 3, Cot. 1) count-on the fingers of both pressure on Hanoi during the re- cost to the, state and is paying hands, is winding up a 30-year career at borough hall, • Mrs Stone retires Jan. 1 as As Pressure Mounts in fflatawan TownsHp secretary to the Zoning Board Optimism of Adjustment, the purchasing department and the building in- 9 spector. Also coming to an end will be In School Sewer Unit s File Open her political career with the Republican party. She is the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Amid On July 31, an agreement was The initial change order to the The agreement bears the signa- committeewoman from the sec- made for select fill at the rate contract was for 5,000 cubic tures of Mr,- Pardun, Mr'. Trap- ond district,. vice chairman of Deadlock demands for a state investigation of $5.jO per cubic yard. C. J. yards but additional change or- hagen, Mary L, Smith, • then the county executive committee and for resignations of three NEW YORK (AP) — A ray of members and the attorney of Kupper, authority engineer, was ders in the fall of 1964 increased authority secretary, HowarditK. and president of the Republican iptimism today penetrated 'pre- to be responsible for supervision the total purchased to 39,455 fatten, resident engineer; Women of Red Bank. the Township Sewer Authority, iously deadlocked negotiations n connection with a $1.3 million to see that only wet clay was re- cubic yards at a cost of $216,- Thomas L. Opie on behalf Hot But the hardest for Mrs. Stone n the week-old teachers walkout sewer project, the attorney an- pi iced 069 50 '. •• (See SEWER, Pg. 3, Col.;g to give up will be her Red Bank which has kept most of the 1.1 nounced last night that the com- residency, which has spanned million public school children plete file is open for public in- 55 years. rom attending regular classes. spection. There will be a round of testi- In a sudden move last night, The probe request went to monial dinners in November, argaining was switched from a and on the last day of that state Att. .Gen. Arthur J. Sills mid-Manhattan hotel to Gracie from Alber* E. Allen, Matawan month, taking advantage of ter- Mansion, official residence of minal leave time, she will make Borough Rc-publican chairman Mayor John V. Lindsay, and GOP county freeholder a permanent move to Hallan- Albert Shanker, president of dale, Fla. candidate, and the four GOP the 49,000-member AFL-CIO Unit- Township Council aspirants. Mrs. Stone said she decided d Federation of Teachers, told . . (we) ask that you im- to give up her house on Pros- newsmen: pect Ave. to fulfill an old dream. mediately appoint a non-partisan This marks the start of an special deputy general to deter- Before her husband, Kent R. CLOSING THE BOOK — Mrs. Lucy J. Stone, at her attempt by the Board of Educa- Stone, died five years ago, they mine if grounds exist for indict- desk in the Red Bank Municipal Building, takes a nos- tion to wrap up negotiations ments of fraud," the letter said. had planned to build a home I'm optimistic about the show of near the water at Hallandale, talgic look through scrapbook she has been keeping •onoern," At the same time, the Republi she said. since 1934. She is retiring after 30 years of service to cans called on Democratic author- Shanker said there was a 50- ity members Karl Zukerman, "I hate to leave Red Bank," the borough, and moving to Florida after 55 years as a 50 chance of teachers returning Mrs. Stone told The Daily chairman. Councilman Jerome R. Red Bank resident. (Register Staff Photo) to plasses in the 900 public Register. "I've seen the town schools late this week. Kaye, and Alvin Margulies; and grow up and I've been a part attorney Patrick J. McGann, Jr., of it, especially its planning and ment of the municipal building. she has held. Her duties as sec But he added there could not a candidate for state assembly zoning." "I don't have to go yet," she retary of the Board of Adjust- be a waiver of a union mandate to resign. requiring a printed contract and It's a sad parting, she added, said, "but I've had it. My bene- ment have been with her the The Republicans include Hans and one that is tinged with a fits will be greater in retire- longest. She missed one. board 24 hours to study it before a ratification vote. H. Froelich, George K. Br little bitterness toward those ment than if I stayed on the meeting in 30 years, and that Mark Beck, and Stanley Pianko. who have removed some of her job." was when she was hospitalizec Others Present Also present at Gracie Man- Under question, the GOP said, titles, reduced her salary and The three jobs Mrs. Stone is for an operation. is a $316,500 settlement the au- moved her office to the base- leaving are the' last of many (See RETIRING, Pg. 2, Col. 7; sion were the full negotiating committee of the Board of Edu- thority agreed to with the. prime cation; Chairman Vincent D. Mc- contractor, C. J. Pardun & Sons, Donnell of the State Mediation North Brunswick, earlier this Board; Harry van Arsdale, presi year; and the purchase ol 39,455 Hope Seen as Faint for UN dent of the city's million-member cubic yards of select fill dirt for Central Labor Council, and the trenches dug for sewer lines for labor member of New York's 1664. new office of collective bargain Reusable Soli Solution in the Middle East ing. The fill was purchased at $5.50 SPECTACULAR FLOWER SHOW — Mayor Frank H. Rowland of Atbury Park, !•*•,; Shanker noted that talks, a cubic yard but test borings congratulates David Scollard, 61 Lillian PI., Middletown, co-chairman of the 70th art-', UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) a cease-fire, bogged down in July not bring debate on the probler which had been going on since made before the project started — The U.N. General Assembly with the Arabs arguing that Israel before the assembly \intil mic Friday, had been with School the Republicans said, showed nual flower show of the Monmouth-ElberoA Horticultural Society, as it bowed out of • reconvenes its emergency meet- should unconditionally remove her October. Supt. Bernard E. Donovan and that virtually all earth to be the Convention Hall yesterday after a three-day staging. (Register Staff Photo} Ing on the Middle East today, but forces from conquered territory Eban, talking to reporters Board of Education President Al excavated vhen the line was in- just to hand over the problem to and the Israelis insisting any with- New York, reflected a lack fred A. Giardino — without th stalled could De reused. the regular session that begins drawal must be linked to negotia- hope for a settlement; saying board's-full negotiating commit- Attraction Hailed as 'Best in Years' tomorrow without much hope of tions and an end to Arab hostility. would be "extremely unreallsti tee. Mr. McGann, who was ap- High Priority to expect something substantii pointed authority attorney after settling the Arab-Israeli dispute At the hotel yesterday, Shank- a change of administration In Statements yesterday In Cairo The emergency meetings are in this brief period of time" sin er said ho was "not optimistic' the end of the June 5-10 war. 1366, succeeded state Sen. Rich and by Israeli Foreign Minister expected to end with formal in- about a settlement, while Dono- ard R. Stout, R-Monmouth. 2,500 See Fall Flower Sho>| Abba Eban re-emphasized that troduction by Austrian Ambassa- He stressed that Israel woul van said he was "a' llttlo pessi- Mr. McGann said the record ASBURY PARK — The wind- neither side was ready to move dor Kurt Waldheim of an Austri- accept no outside resolution mistic." was not enough room for equip- seven ounces, was on display fpjr . shows these facts: up last night of the 70th annual visitors to guess Its weight. Flvs significantly from positions given an - Finnish - Swedish resolution the conflict—a statement that ui Differ on Difference ment to exhibit all the (lowers While tho authority was prepar- Fall Flower Show of the Mon- that were entered, so the com winners estimated it at 69 In debate here after Israel's vic- placing the Middle East question derscdred its rejection of pea During a. break In 'discussions ing to tnkc bids, In the spring mouth-Elberon Horticultural So- mltWb gave out some 20 vases pounds. So lots were drawn and tory in the six-day June war. 'on the agenda of the assembly's proposals by Yugoslavia's,Pres at the hotel, Donovan said tho 22nd regular session, as a matter dent Tito. board and, the UFT were abou of 1064, Township Engineer Karl ciety brought from old timers of blooms to visitors during the Joe Gcllcops of Fair Lawn, was The emergency session, called F. Heuser, on April 7, wrote to judged adult winner, and PiUy of high priority." < Tito suggested withdrawal $100 million apart. Shanker con- and newcomers accolades of "the three days. Juno 17 by the Soviet Union after then Mayor Henry Traphngen, best In yours—both in quality and Ann Ilonpuo, age 5, Long Branch! the Security Council worked out But this "high priority" would Israeli troops In exchange for tended It was more like $50 mil- Large Dohlln major power guarantee of Israel' lion to $60 million. who also was chairman of the number of entries." David Macintosh, 40 Elm PI., was top weight guester for chil- borders. Shanker also said 670 teacher authority, recommending whore Staged for three days in Con- Red Bank, a champion flivver dren. Any movement for peace, Eba demands presented in early bar ever Clay was excavated In vention Hall, tho show was at- grower, won best in show for the Finals of the Onthe-Spot ar- said, must "grow within the r gaining had been reduced to the sewer trenches it be replaced tended by more than 1,000 vis- largest dahlia specimen. He re- rangement contest yesterday af- Today's Index glon-—It cannot bo grafted i About 15. In addition to salary with a granular material, itors yesterday who were drawn ceived the silver trophy for a 10- ternoon brought awardi to Mr|, Icmanda, the union has refused Inch white "Sequoia." Page Pago from the outside." The purpose was to assure a to tho seaside also to watch tho Edith Gann, 2613 Glendola Rd., Sources In Cairo were report' to budge from a determination solid base for new road pave- spectacular ocean waves angry This show may well go down Wall Township, lint place, inf Allen-Scott 8 Herbloclc to have a decisive voice in han- Amuioments IS Jamei Kllpatrlck 8 still pinning some hope on lntri ment which the township com- from Hurricane Dorla. as tho "year of tho pumpkin." Mn. J. P. Henry, Neptuiw, »Ui ductlon of the Tito formula b dling disruptive children and mltteo was to Install following Peter J. Burns, general chair- They were unusually large and OtuJ. ' ' ;'. Births 2 Obituaries 4 demand for expansion of Jim Blthop i 8 Sylvia Parler 8 foro tho assembly. It Is bcllev completion of the sewer project. man of tho flower show, said the reflected the best of growing con- Major Trophm 'moro effectives schools" pro- total attendance to the annual ditions this season although, for Bridge : 15 Sportp i 10, 18 to have tho support of Preside! No Reference Made The City of Atbury P»rfc ' Gnmnl Ahctnl Nns;:sr. gram. ' On Juno 4, a contract was event was 2,500—pretty close to some vegetables, such as toma- or'i Trophy for th» but i._. CllflCltislflefedd 11-14 SuccessfuSfl l IInvestini g S u Comlci - 14 Aa Eiyt .n s^kcsrmn brani' C-stom Carpet ^n awarded to Pardun far $1,008,- that, of last year,' However, en- toes, they were adversely si- In the horticulturl.ioiSlfty'n i Telovlslcn .' ,.;: 13 1 new fectcd by tho heavy rain*. Crosivford Puzzle ,,,1B Women's News 7, 8 r;l I'd "itaird a ".! p"»«-»"iic(il" I" th» home-222-0958 Charlei 1)99.99, without reference to select tries In the show reached a tlon w«nt to ftot»TFH.Jw h Editorials Movie Timetable IS (See MIDEAST, Pg. 2, Col. F. Hanlsch. ' (Adv. fill. high mark-UQO exhibits, There A pumpkin weighing) 19 poundi, (8M SHOW, Pg, 2> 18, IW fHE Second frtfemm 3 McGann, Gehricke Virgin^ Animals Swell Family "Sbfc ylge Lowering to 18 FORT MONMOUTH — What a other short errands when Mr. structor at the Signal School, Welle has the car. Lulu will be raising dogs, cat* and ponies, is so magical about the number family: Scarlet, Don, Sweet S» BANK - Patrick J. M taking Betty to a muscular dys- and maintaining I «lx-acr« firm, 21 that it should invest a young Charlotte, Johnny, Whitney, Lisa, China Jr. and Walter trophy fair where she will con- Mr. Welle is an accomplished person with the judgment neces- Duffy, Telstar, Finchley, Clark ©ehrlcke. Democratic candidat duct pony rides to raise funds flyer and has his pilot's license. sary to make a decision at the and Wliiii. Then there's Bubba for the Assembly from Northei and Muffin, Snively and Betty, for the charity. "The animals provide compan- polling place? Monmouth County District 51 Tom and Jerry and Lokatan. While the Welles don't raise ionship for the children," he «r« urging legislative actk "Our youth of today, 18, 19 and These are just the animals. They caU, they seem to collect them. said, "and provide an important to "scrap- the antiquated leg; 20 years of age, can be quite m belong to William J. Welle and Like everything in the howehold, tool for teaching responsibility. concept that has denied the vo ture in their understanding of family. they, too, serve a practical pur- Lulu and Todd have certain jobs tit-young people under the ag< government and the problems pose. They are all good "mous- they have to perform each day, Mr. Welle is a photography in- and they soon learn that privi- our society. They play an im structor at the U.S. Army Signal ers." "The candidates propose th portant role in its development Center and School here. He and The family garden , provides leges and recognition go hand-In- tKe voting age be lowered to 1! and they are our hope for th< his "wife, Patricia, and Patricia fresh vegetables in the summer hand with filling these responsi- bilities." • thus "admitting into the demi future. L. Lulu," IP, their daughter, and and, when canned, for the win- Yet these thousands of di Todd, 9, their son, own "High ter. Fresh corn, cucumbers, to- When away from the busy cratie process the'thousands world, relaxing in the serenity youn^ men and women wh franchised young people stand Ground," a six-acre plot of tree- matoes, peppers, radishes, tur- outside the mainstream of politi- lined land in Allentown. nips, eggplant, melon, lettuce, of their own home, the Welle have been shut out of the votini family has come to know the full booths because, in the eyes c cal decision because they are Mil For the past 17 yfiars the pumpkins and cabbage grace the regarded as children, accordinj dinner table. meaning of happiness and con- ah'ancient legal belief, they ari Welle family has been raising tentment. considered minors." to concepts we believe no Iongei collies and Yorkshire^ terriers, In addition to being an in- •'••McGann, a former assembl; valid in today's complex society and, more recently, ponle* and man, and Gehricke'; mayor i "This vast reservoir of younj cats. - Matawan Township, added: persons represents one of oui There are 11 collies in the -«vTo vote, a person must hav ;reatest minority groups embrac- Welle kennel, and Sweet Char attained the age of 21. But wha ing all races, colors and creeds, lotte is expecting. Bubba and and although they are a constant Muffin, the two Yorkshire ter- concern of government in matters riers, have just bid goodbye to )f education and other issues a their most recent litter. Lolca •ecting their lives, we don't lei GROUNDBREAKING ceremonies at the site of the planned new 22-room Woodmere tan, the three-year-old family hem vote. Births School, Eatontown, were held Saturday at the school site on Raleigh Ct. Board of cat, has two new kittens to "Attempts to reduce the votini Education members William Schlossar, left, and Robert Stillwagon, center, look on as watch over, Tom and Jerry. ige to 18 or 19 have been madi Robert Quirmi board president, teoops the first spadeful of aarth at the project. Betty, the Welle's six-year-old RIVERVIEW n the legislature, but to dat< pony, was recently joined by Bed Bank w measures have been enacted ti (Register Staff Photo by Don Lordill Snively, the latest pony to join .Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Sheehan 1 iring this about. the family stable. (nee Catherine Dunn), 55 Idol- "It is an objective to whicr Mrs. Welle and Lulu have as- Ston'e La., Matawan, twins, son /e pledge ourselves to attaih i: sumed most of the collie-keeping end daughter, Friday. Show 26,319 Voted lected to the Assembly In Nc duties, from feeding to groom- :'Mr. and Mrs. William Scott ember. (Continued) ing. "We breed most of ths col- ophy for specimen dahlias; via Steinkershner, Yardley, Pa.; Northern District (5-B), Patrick usually produce one liter each nmny Rd., Middletown, son, yes- Harry Frank, Far Hills, the J. McGann Jr., 5,358, and Wal- for the last year and a half. quiries on zoning and planning 'ietnam, charges he has been Lee De Risi, Hamilton Square; year, and most of the puppies matters from every part of the Frank Eddington Memorial Tro- Mrs. Walter Hunt, Staten Island; ter H. Gehricke, 5,245, and free- are reserved before they are The records show a saving of and Mrs. John Droughton lenied the opportunity to pur- state. phy for pompon dahlias; Mrs. Miss Edna W. Clancy, Hamilton holder, Eugene J. Bedell, 9,359. even born. $23,185 in 1966, and $10,367 in the .(nee Mary Creegan), 15 Rutgers chase a house in Eatontown be- George Palmer, Essex County first six months of 1967. Her' office contains a file of St., Harlet, son, yesterday. Square, and Mrs. Benjamin In addition to pleasure riding, cause he is a Negro. African Violet Club, a special Lear, Trenton. the ponies serve two other prac- But money has been spent every zoning case heard here MONMOWTH MEDICAL trophy, for the best educational tical purposes. Mrs. Welle com- needlessly in some departments, since a zoning plan was imple- The charge was mada Satur- horticultural exhibit, and E. B. Crash Sends mented in 1929. Long Branch day by Lester F. Russell, 103B Garden Club Awards petes in pony trotting races, and Mrs. Stone claims. She said she Lloyd, Montclair, won the Amer- The people Mrs. Stone has Mr,-and Mrs. William Tower Stony Hill Apartments, Eaton- Among the top winners in the uses the pony and sulky to make supports Councilman William S ican Dahlia Society seed- standard flower show presented helped and befriended will pay (nee Mary Ray), 23 Ryeres PI., own, a spectator at a meeting Woman Into short trips to the 6tore and for Anderson's campaign to reduce Eatontov.Ti, daughter, Friday. ing sweepstakes trophy for a by Area 8 of the Federated Gar- waste in the water and sewer tribute to her in November. ponsored by the county chapter leedling "Iirene Owen" which den Clubs was Mrs. Ralph Lione, Mayor and Council will spon» Mr.' and Mrs. Glenn Fontaine the American Civil Liberties departments, and wishes It suc- (nee. Theresa Hall), 201 Clinton icored a near perfect 85.83 34 Parmly Rd., New Shrewsbury, Windshield cess. sor a dinner in her honor Nov. nion of New Jersey at the First points. This is the first time en who received two blue ribbons. Builder Sues 10, and the Red Bank Municipal PI, ^Long Branch, son, Friday. 1 Mrs. Stone's first borough job Initarian Church of Monmouth tries were received for undissem- Mrs. Benjamin Dube, 1405 Cen- NEW SHREWSBURY - A Employees Association, at its Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Cause was with Ensley M. White, who tounty here. inated dahlias. ral Ct., Asbury Park, of the Neptune woman was thrown part- general meeting- last week, {nei'Planet Moody), 91 Apple For Return served simultaneously as build- Mr. Russell reported he recent- Grow and Show Garden Club, re- tially through a windshield at tentatively scheduled a testimo- St., New Shrewsbury, daughter, looked at a house offered for There were no first awards ing inspector, engineer and head ceived first prize and the coveted 1:56 a.m. yesterday when the car nial for Nov. 18. ( Friday. ale in Eatontown, accompanied made for the Arnold Kalmus Of Payment of public works. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vander- Trophy or Section F class of Best In Show tri-color award for in which she was riding struck a The association named Wood- >y a real estate agency repre- an artistic' arrangement with She was born In Asbury Park, bilt"(nee Joyce Herrington), 297 specimen dahlias. Mr. Macintosh utility pole on Asbury Ave., near FREEHOLD - A Superior but spent her childhood here, at- row Alston chairman of a testi- sentative. When Mr. Russel canna and rubrum lilies. Blue Court suit has been filed by Gran- monial committee, and James South Laurel Ave., Holmdel, son, asked to return with his wife, the received second prize in both tending the former Shrewsbury Fridiy, classes. ribbon awards were also won by Green Grove Ave., and was er Corp., Asbury Park, to McGoldrick, Samuel Scalio and seller told him to contact the Mrs. Carl Ray, Middletown (Na- Avenua School and Red Bank Mr. «nd Mrs. Robert D. Rose For an exhibition of vegetables wrecked. collect $10,200 from Ocean Town- Raymond Lamberson to assist agency about arrangements. veslnk Garden Club); Mrs High. i Jr. inee Vickia Sallee), 15 At- and fruit James H. Myers, Leo- ship and its Board of Education him. When he did so, Mr- Rus- Charles Butcher, Lincroft (Holly Miss Rose Haynes, 35, of 1703 She became Mr. White's sec- Av«., Long Branch, son nardo, received the Sweepstakes which the firm maintains it paid Their task now is to find a sell said, he learned that the Club of Sea Girt); Mrs. David Springwood Ave., was treated at retary on Aug. 1, 1937, after Satdrday. Award, garnering 19 points. Run- to get building permits and cer- meeting place large enough to eller was not willing to let hint Bogle, Bay Head; Mrs. John Kil Jersey Shore Medical Center, working at several state and Mi.* and Mrs. Ganry Long (nee nerup with 17 points was Carl tificates of occupancy. hold Mrs. Stone's friends. An eturn. lela, Middletown (Village Garden Neptune, for multiple cuts on her federal government jobs after Lynjf'TBorner), East River Rd. Gustafson of Basking Ridge. The suit contends that the town- association member said 400 are Club); Mrs. Robert J. Andres face, ears, head, arms and knees. t0 issue high school. Rumwn, daughter, Saturday. Mr. Russell says he has no Other top winners for speci- ship refused the permits expected to attend. Jr., Point Pleasant (Grow and The driver, Leroy Henderson, Later she assumed, and sub- mr,jaod Mrs. Peter Wowk (nee :omplaint about the agency. He men vegetables and fruit went to for private homes unless the com-sequently lost, the title of bor- is convinced it is the seller who Show); Mrs. Albert Moser, Mid 38, of 206 Newman Springs Rd., Carton Cm), 156 Rt. 36, Has- George Peek, Belmar; Thomas dletown (Village G. C); Mrs. S pany paid the township and the ough secretary, and for many let, sj§tt]ijhter, Saturday. is guilty of discrimination. He Shafto, Farmingdale; Mrs. Har- Red Bank, who had been proceed- school board $300 for each^f years she was secretary of Youth Arrested wrote the attorney general's of- C. Grab, Neptune, Garden De Mr.":.and Mrs. Donald Grymes >ld Hendrickson, Oceanport partment of the Jersey Shore ing west, was unhurt. Patrolman the 34 homes built in its develop- the Planning Board. " Fossell), 100 Cottage ice about 10. days ago detailing ames H. Myers, Leonardo; Rob- ment known as Hollywood For Disorderg lis complaint but has not yet Woman's Club. Alan Behr charged him with She also served as secretary Branch, daughter, Sat- ert Juska, Asbury Park; Alex Estates on Deal Rd. between of the water, sewer and street MIDDLETOWN - Gerard Fay, iety: ad a response, ha sayg, Ernslie, West Long Branch; Mr. failing to have his car under con' Mrs. Lione's sons also won blue Aug. 6 1963 and May 31, 1905. departments, and for 25 years 89 Lynn Ct. Belfard, waj~tp- MK,_(ind Mrs. Stanley Shapiro and Mrs. Andrew Crooks, Sea trol, pending a municipal court ribbons in the junior division. An Robert I. Ansell of Asbury Park was secretary of the National rested at midnight Saturday by f the Jordan River instituted cept locally lower In haze an gan'Rd., Wanamassa, son, yes- ;et-tough policy after several fog patches early this morning. terday. eeks of unrest. TIDES Struck by Truck * Authentically designed large size Mr. ftnd Mrs. Alexander Man Brig. Gen. Uzi Narklss bannec Sandy Hook RED BANK — Police reported vet (nee Saundra Harris), 140 naulhorized gatherings, Aro TODAY — High 8:38 p.m. andthat four-year-old'Gary Karl, 108 pewter baby cup $,600 Borden Ave, Asbury Park, spn, ags and anti-Israel publication low 2:4} pin. Hillside St., Middletown, suffered md ordered 10-year prison terms TOMORROW - High 9 am jteitertjay. contusions when he was struck A DECADI OBSIRVGP — Participating Saturday at + A beautifully woven oval domad 18k Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder r Arabs'found guilty of inciting and 9:12 p.m. and low 2:54 em. (nee Elaine Urbclis), RP 2, olwicc against Israel. and 3:18 p.m. by a van Saturday in the English IOth anniversary luncheon of the Middletown Townthip ladies' Italian ring $58.00 Farmingdale, son, yesterday. The Israeli press, meanwhile, For Red Bank and Rumson Plaza parking lot. League of Women Voters, at Holmdel Motor Inn, Rt. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Schwartz intended Egyptian Field Marsha bridge, add two hours; Sea The child waa treated and re- 35. were, from left, Mri. Edward Koanig, unit's fint (nee Helen Banker, «15 Winder- \bdul Hakim Amer was murdered Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long sued from Rlverview Hospital. ««r« Ave., Jnterlaken; daughter, and not a suicide victim. The Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- The truck was driven by Ger- president, Mrs. Robert Klein of Morrl«tov/n, irate presi- y Egyptian government said Am lands bridge, odd 40 minutes. ald F, Wlndorf, 48. of 40 Throck- dent, and Mrs. George Dunn, present Middletown Mr, and Mrs. Roger Gibson, nce Nasser's No. 2 man, killed In Monmouth Beach, yester- mortoi) Ave., and 1* owned by president. Mrs. Koenlg holds up a banner which the Imself with pol«m Thursday. lay's high was 75 degrees and Dorn'« Phqfo Shop, Wallace St. 21 tyurniy 8t., Freehold, dApgh- rnad* and gave to the league when she w»s president. EUSSILLES' tor( pntarday. 4)0 low was 60. It was 08 at "ho driver told police the young- Mr*' and Mrs. Richard Natale Know the thrill of easy money p.m., and the overnight low tcr ran between parked cars. She and other past presidents, Mrs. John Bohiniki, Mrs. BIX BROAD STUWT / RBQ IANK. KM JfOUM, Vnea.MllUe Mtf/el), 7 Hampton najdng. Sell good used appll- 'us 60, It was 62 at 7 o'clock No summoni was Issued. R. O. Rippore, and Mrs. Frank Scott, were honor guests. Dr., Fnehold, daughter, nces with Classified Adi. Pja! is morning. There was no pre-Captain William F. Patterson in- A .(Register Staff Photo), -8900 today. cipitation, . . vestigated. • ' , t TOE DAILY BEGISTEfi Ztpt, IS, \967-2i San MCAP Reportedly Scuttled Peace More GirU Accused Mayer Is Pioneering Agency Says Ho Talk Spurn ALLENTOWN—The, Monmouth "MCAP has been lucceaiful in Community Action Program, Inc. I approaches to overcome bar- SANTA BARBARA, Calif. ii one'of the agen- chance for "peace talks on the Fla., News. mula for mutual Auburn University dropout $250,000 and was kept in solitary (layings occurred Sept. 7 In the [unity activities, family service, cies pioneering a better tomor- war m Vietnam was personally Ashmore said he and Baggs "Ho had understood," charged with the jlaying in Ala-confinement over the weekend Sinclair home. occupational training, housing, bama early this month of three 'to insure hii own safety and ow, Samuel E. Volovick, its pub- scuttled by President Johnson. visited with Ho Chi Mlnh for mere said, "that Wi would 'W The Sinclair girls bad lived In and activity in the field of port our conversation to -tUt young girls-two of them formerly that of others." government quarters on Hemp- lic information co-ordinator, told Harry S. Ashmore, Pulitzer two hours, and found the North health." Vietnamese premier "deliberate- State Department, and expwto* < of Eatontown, N.J.—has been de- A preliminary hearing wilt be hill Rd., Eatontown, while their audience in the Allentown Prize-winning former editor of scribed as "an intelligent, good- some response, since he-'MA held today. father, an Army major was sta-Methodist Church last night. looking, clean-cut young man," He is charged in Alabama with tioned at Fort Monmouth from made arrangements to hive ifiSjf Edward Albert Seibold, arrest- killing Elizabeth Sinclair, 18, her1957 to 1960. The father later "Change is sometimes met with further message tent directly to' ed Saturday in Miami by the sister Mary Lynn, 9, and a died of a heart attack in Ger- skepticism, but we have been for- ACLU Leader Says Newark him." , ;. many where he was assigned af tunate that .officials of the com- The response to Ho Ohl NfUfc'A munities Into which we have ter his stay at,Fort Monmouth attitude, Ashmore said, wa» 'V gone are cognizant of the long Sewer Seibold was hired Friday by letter drafted by himself UA' Maury Glaubmwi to care for hisrange benefits of our programs Police Triggered the Riots (Continued) invalid son, Mike, 24, who wasand have been most co- Baggs in collaboration with Wlfc Mr. Kupper, William J. O'Hagan, formation to Justify their re- injured in a traffic accident nine operative," Mr. Volovick said. L1NCROFT — A man who was «>uld result In formal juvenile iat the State Police and the Na-liam P. Bunay, assistant (ecffl». >n the streets of Newark during proceedings In court, Mr. Yac- from Senator Stout's office, and quests for a probe. years ago and needs constant "The community action pro- onal Guard went through hous- tary of state for East Allan John V. Moran, financial con- Eric Hellstrom, an authority care. grams are new. The rules are he riots says he believes they carino said. This type of unequal g projects in the riot area, and Pacific affairs. sultant. member, voted against the 'This guy was great with still being written. Here we see 'ere triggered by police lawless- reatment hha s beeb n stopped, he arching down hallways with Mr. McGann said that -.• allPardun settlement, asserting Mike," Glaubman said. "He wasinterpeople projects," he, con- ness and aggravated by excessive laid. uns at their waists, firing Reduced Demand* '' '" payments for fill were com- that there were too many un- an intelligent, good-looking, tinued. use of police fire power. Wilson Shepherd, president of rough closed doors. Ashmore said the letter re* Henry dl Suvero, executive di- duced U.S. demands to "«om» pleted by the end of 1964. answered questions and the GOPclean-cut young man. Mike liked "Unfortunately." he said, "col- he Shore Citizens for Better Hu- "The vast use of police fire In 1935, Pardun demanded pay- said it agreed with him. him and he liked Mike. A more •ector of the American Civil Lib- Relations, later told the reciprocal restraint" as a con-, eges do not award CAP (Com- ewer served to iincrease the re- ment for about $33,000 worth of In another statement, Mr. normal situation one could not srties Union of New Jersey, was meeting that Negroes still are the illatlon," Mr. di Suvero com- dition for a bombing halt prior (ill, used on Cliffwood Ave., a Zukenman that the authority will imagine," munity Action Program)' degrees one of the three speakers who victims of discriminatory prac- mented. to negotiations. discussed the implications of the Despite this, President John- county road, and was refused. engage soil consultants at its Glaubman, a retired producer and our competent and dedicated ces. All three speakers were crlti Mr. McGann said (he authority meeting Thursday to try to re- A eaders are learning by doing." riots at a weekend meeting of the son dispatched an uncomprora- of education films and short sub- "I as a Negro am not a citizen :al of the State Police action in mlsing personal message to H« contended that county require- solve the dispute which has been Monmouth County Chapter of the in this country. Society does not 1 jects, had placed a notice on a Mr. Volovick urged the forma- state ACLU held in the First Uni- 'lainfield where Negro housing Chi Minh, dated three days be- ments for sewer installation on raging f&r 10 months. tion of a neighborhood counci attempt to respond to my needs was systematically,searched fol- mads under its jurisdiction are The consultants, Woodward- coin-operated laundry bulletin tarian Church of Monmouth Coun- fore the Ashmore-Baggs letter, to wage the war on poverty In as it does to the needs of others," lowing a theft of arms from a lo-Ashmore said. that contractors have to restore tlyde Sherard and Associates, board and Seibold answered it. ty here. he said. this outpost area of Monmouth cal factory. State Department officials. In- the roads to (heir original condi- Clifton, will take samples of fill ilaubman met Seibold, who gave County. Besides the poor, he said, Mr. di Suvero said his inves- Mr. Yaccarino insisted that the tion. If fill were needed it would and soil end determine whether tigations have convinced him cluding Bundy, declined- to Cotfo the name of Kenny Straube, the council should "consist of inly reasonable way to bring be the contractor's responsibility. in its opinion it was necessary to that police mistreated the Negro ment. iked the young man and hired people in all walks of life who ibout change Is through law and payments Stopped replace the excavated material cab driver during the bidden Two Cyclists Johnson's letter, Ashmore said, him. Seitold, who dropped out are interested in helping people irder. set forth "the most stringent instead of reusing it. to help themselves. which set off the violence. The dispute led to delays on If suspicions are aroused in of Auburn as a mathematics ma- Acknowledging that the cab driv- "When a group tries to change demands yet made for advance, the over-all contract and the [n Collisions the first selected areas the con-jor after an unsuccessful sum- "We are about to launch a pro-er may have been guilty of "tail- law by force and violence the so- assurance that Hanoi would] halt, authority stopped making ciety around them will resort to MIDDLETOWN — Two sepa- sultants 'will extend its research mer quarter, is charged with klll- gram of extended legal services gating" or other offenses, Mr. di all infiltration of troops to the periodic payments for work being to the- full project. Suvero said the man's injuries, force. and violence," Mr. Yac- 'ate accidents involving young South." , ., - carried on. Ultimately, Pardun ng two sisters of his former to the poor and another to help The demand for resignations as reported by the hospital, indi- carino said. Children on bicycles colliding Thus, Ashmore said, Johnson 'quit altogether and, in December sweetheart and a friend of on narcotics victims, as well as one was contained in a letter sent to cate mistreatment. High Bail Hit with automobiles occurred in the"effectively and brutally am;, 1965, the authority contracted of the sisters. ! of preventive care. We are study- Mr. di Suvero, i was critical of township Saturday. the Township Council, asking Rebellion Cited celled" the peace effort, nullify- with the Catt corporation, to that It initiate action. ing, too, the possibility of estab- the high bail set for those Neither of the children were completed unfinished areas. A single shotgun blast killed Mr. di Suvero termed the New- ing the letter that was sent/last. 'Your failure to do so can Mary Lynn Sinclair, 9, and be arrested in Newark. Mr. Yac- eriously injured. Feb. 5. •- ••:•...,-,'•• Pardun Instituted suit for in lishing co-operatives in various ark violence a rebellion, rather only serve to cast doubt on your friend, Mary Durant, 8. Seibold carino agreed with him and cited Both accidents occurred at In- Ashmore's charges were con- excess of $500,000. Mr. McGann fields. than a riot, since he believes the the Monmouth County practice tersections when the cyclists willingness to service the rest' also is accused of knifing to fighting did have a purpose. tained in an article in the flrifc 'said that .extended legal con- dents of this community,*' said death Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair, under which many prisoners are failed to stop. ferences, after Us appointment Mr. di Suvero cited United issue of Center Magazine, a new the plea to the all-Democratic 18, and wounding her mother, released on their own recog- Glen Smith, 7, of 749 Hopping publication of the Center for 1n-JFebruary,'1966, reduced, the States' history as a basis for un-nizance. Rd., Belford, collided with a car governing body. Juanita Sinclair, with a shotgun, Sets Date derstanding rebellion. The consti- the Study of Democratic Instite-. company's claim to a bottom They charged that the author- at Auburn, Ala., on Sept. 6, The ACLU official told the au-driven by Stanley E. Camic, 43, figure of about $350,000 and fixed tution was born out of. a rebel- tions in Santa Barbara, of which ity's decision now to engage dience, he is' convinced that, thi of 611 Greene Ave., Belford, at Ashmore ig now executive vice the authority's acknowledgement A psychiatrist twice examined To Question lion, the executive director said. the corner of Park Ave. and consultants came at a belated Seibold earlier this summer bu Thomas Yaccarino, assistant uniformly high bail set by num- president. ' — i of money due at about $280,000. irous magistrates resulted from Henry Dr. caucus only after, word of the said he found no evidence that county prosecutor, and a member In Miami, Baggs said, "The . The attorney said that when a policy of Governor Hughes. The boy suffered scratches on demand for a state investigation Seibold was homicidal or suici- Jury Clerk of the speakers panel, disagreed events Ashmore recorded are. a compromise of $316,000 was was out. He said he believes the gover- his head and body. He was taken worked out he recommended it dal after his parents said he hai with Mr.'di Suvero. When the precisely correct, as I recall They said the timing added to talked of "killing the Sinclair FREEHOLD — Superior Court nor wanted all those ar- to Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, be accepted. He said he felt un- constitution conferred the right to by the Port Monmouth First Aid them. There's lots more that he their suspicions and that until children." Judge Elvin R. Simmill set Fri vote, it removed the basis for rested to be detained so they hasn't said. I'm going to My* der the facts a jury might make could not return to the streets, Squad, treated and released. adequate answers are in, con- Seibold's mother and father day, Sept. 29, as the date tha rebellion, Mr. Yaccarino said. He something this week. I may get an award closer to the company Mr. di Suvero reported talking Mimi Bouchard, 6, of 101 Con- tinued service of the four was told the Miami Herald by tele- George C. Riley's court - appoint- called Newark a "battlefield' Into what he said and what he demand and add interest charges to eyewitnesses who claim thai over La. hit a car driven by Ber- of questionable benefit to the phonp e from Slidell, La.,, tha during the disturbance. The righ didn't say." v to it. Under the settlement, the ed attorney may question grand the New Jersey state police wen nard R. Golda, 48, 111 Conover township. ththeii r son hadd on several occa which extends during peace not •mount included all claims. jury clerk Richard C. Klein on through the riot area, at th< at Conover La. and Victoria Baggs added, "The existing' sion said he was going to kill the necessarily should be extended GOP Complaint one time when newsmen were PI. authorities, the White House and entire Sinclair family and quote procedures used in taking indict during such times, Mr. Yac- In their complaint to . the at- barred from the streets, and Golda reported that the the State Department, asked us him as saying, "I'm going tn ment votes. carino said. Mr. torney general, the Republicans Train' Plunge shot out the windows of stores child had come out of the side to lie doggo in the weeds and"* start with the littlest one and questioned whether the fill Ralph Real of West Long The third speaker, New York which had not previously been street at "a great rate of speed." we did. They asked us' to have- kill them all." which was paid for actually had Branch, the attorney, said he hadattorney Martin M,- Berger, told touched. These were the stores He added that he went to the a minimum public exposure." Kills Eight The FBI said Seibold's arrest been delivered. They disputed no dispute with the jurors' qual- the audience that never in bearing such messages as "soul child's assistance and offered to came after an alert citizen' rec the price, asserting that the MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H., ifications in the investigation but United States history had there brother" indicating that they had take her to the hospital or to the Easy does It! Sell fishing ognized him from a newspapei going rate at the time was $1.50(AP) — Eight persons were the voting record Indicated thai been a time when diminution oi Negro owners, the ACLU execu- doctor bat she insisted on being equipment quickly to cash buy-' picture and passed along a tip. only one vote of the jury may per cu. yarta, with an occasional killed and more *han ™ injured civil liberties was justified. Mr. tive said. taken home. erg with Classified Ads. Dial 741- additional charge of SO cents for have been taken on several in- Berger said that the reductior Mr. dl Suvero also reported The girl suffered a cut knee. 6900 today. removing unsuitable materials. yesterday when a train fell off Fines, Probation dictments. of civil liberties in Newark maj Mr. McGann said the authority the cog railway on Mount Wash- If this were true, he said, rank in history with President has certifications from Mr. ington and landed in a gorge. Given Two Menwould violate procedure and Lincoln's suspension of habe' Kupper's representative in prejudicial to his client. corpus during the Civil War and One passenger said the moun- FREEHOLD — Superior Cour charge of supervision that all of tain excursion train had broken Riley was convicted April President Roosevelt's internment ths fill for which payment was Judge Clarkson S. Fisher fined of Japanese Americans during free and rolled down about 500 two men $300 each, placed them for twice raping a 16-year-ok made was delivered and was feet before it reeled off the cog New Shrewsbury girl and for as-World War II as problems for fu- on 'three years' probation and ture libertarian lawyers. necessary. railway and crashed. sault with a rifle Oct. 31, 1964, The Republicans, however, gave them suspended to three to Mr. Berger maintained the vlo Gov. John W. King, who on the girl and her 17-yearold eald (hey have documented in- five year terms in state prison escort. lence would not have occurred rushed to the scene, ordered "a for breaking into Two Guys De- if the people of the ghetto hai full scale investigation" by the partment Store, Middletown. After he was convicted, Riley not had "the notion that justici S.A.V.E. Azzolina state Public Utilities Commis- The two, Joseph B. GraZiano petitioned the court to permit his is not available to them." sion. He said it would begin of North Arlington and Donald attorney to investigate the quali- Correction Acknowledged fications of the grand jurors whc '•' (Continued) today. J. Mahan of Brainard Ave., Mid- Mr. Yaccarino acknowledged at returned the indictment and economy in another way by in- It took rescue workers using dletown, were charged with one time that enforcement pro- truding on legitimate sales by examine the voting record. < SINGER flat bed railway car about breaking and entering with Inten cedures Were discriminatory in aand dealers. four hours to bring the dead to steal last Feb. 12. some Monmouth County munici- U.S. Dredging pumps sand and injured to the base of the Judge Fisher also sentenced palities. But he asserted that such aboard barges and hauls it to mountain. The number of per- the following Friday: practices have been eliminated. New York for sale to concrete Probe Series SAIJiATHON sons on the train could not be Benedetto' Monaca, Hamilton Formerly,, he said, juvenjle of- plants and other commercial ven- determined immediately. Ave., Middletown, was directed fenders from so-called DISCOVER PRICES REDUCED ON EVERYHAJOR SINGER PRODUCT tures, he declared. to undergo psychiatric treatment, The accident happened about families were treated differently Mr. AZzolina said that when fined $100 and was placed on twoOf Entries one-third of the way down the than young people from the wrong the project was first announced year's probation for exposing side of the tracks. ----- the state said it needed sand for 3'/2 miles of track along the himself to a 15-year-old Middle- In Red Bank Typically, the former were fill on New Jersey Turpike Con- west side of the 6,288-foot moun- town girl Sept. 19, 1966. Golden struction work. But, he added, tain in the center of the Pres- RED BANK - A large, cir- called to the police station, as Warren P. Bernhardt, Murray cular rug was taken from were their' parents, and father "no more than 15 per.cent is idential Range of* the White La., Neptune, was fined $100 fo deluxe zig-zag being used for that purpose." Mountains. lobby of Hie Colony House and child received a lecture. taking an auto without the own-apartments, 122 North Riverside Similar offenses by poor children •Efforts to get explanations The descent is usually made sewing machine in er's consent April 28 in Neptune. Ave., in one of a series of break- from Peter J. Gannon, chief of at four miles an hour with the The car belonged to Walter My- ins over the weekend reported navigation,' and Robert A. Roe,locomotive in front of the one ers, Rt. 9, Freehold. today l>y Deputy Police Chlel beautiful desk! commissioner of conservation passenger car backing down. (Jets Jail and economic • development, has Michael Madden, Bond St., As-Leroy McKntght. A passenger, Bertrand Croteau, on-MO. wu« been unavailing so far, said the bury Park, was fined $100 and The chief said Andrew Brown, 32, said that when the train assemblyman. placed on one-year probation fo superintendent of The Colony, re- Sentence • Exclusive Push-Button reached the first switch Sunday escaping from the county' jail ported that an 11-by-ll-foot rug Bobblnwinds right In He said he had written to Mr."the locomotive began to shake farm, Freehold Township, Aug. 7. was removed from the apartment the machine. Gannon two weeks ago and hasand just fell off the road." For Theft had'no reply. His letter to While serving a term for a moto lobby in (he front of the build- • Exclustvochainrtltehfogfor Commissioner Roe went out last vehicle violation, Madden was ar-ing Friday night. FREEHOLD - A Raritan basting, growth tucks,- rested by township police after he ' Thursday, he said. In another entry, the chief re- Township man was sentenced to • Exclusive Spinning Reel Thread had walked off the farm. 620/381 First Family ported that a cash register con- 3 to 5 years in state prison Fri- system for smoother thread flow. Another county jail inmate, taining about two dollars was day by Superior Court Judge El- • Exclusive new PROFESSIONAL* buttonholer Roger Maute, Farmingdale, who taken from Frank and Bert's at vin R. Simmill on charges of re- sews many different kinds of buttonholes. Be wise,., Meets Robbs was serving a sentence on 11 West Bergen PI. Entry was ceiving and possessing $3,700 WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi a breaking and entry charge, was gained through a rear window, worth of stolen skirts and given an indeterminate reforma- dresses. ian open a dent and Mrs. Johnson have had he reported. MKlnj nuchlmi-porublUn arlatba their first meeting with the par-tory sentence for attempting to A break-in also was reported Vincent Cannara, Hazlet Rd., ciblnjtotyourcholctl ents of Marine Capt. Charles S. escap' e from count_y jail _guards at Circle Chevrolet repair shop, Raritan Township, was convicted Checkvnasfer Robb -but the White House hadJu 'y 7 whlle on a triP to a den< at 1 Bergen PI. where windows April 11 of receiving and possess- no word on the date of the mar-tist. of a truck and car were broken ing the skirts and dresses which SAVE 11546 riage of Robb and their daugh- and other windows in the building were taken from Freewood YOUNG BUDGET* sewing micMPB accounttoday ter, Lynda. Gets 6 Months in Jail were smashed, but nothing wa Sportswear Inc., Hulses Corne Mr. and Mrs. James Robb ol reported taken. Rd., Howell Township, between tiy SINGER in console! Milwaukee, Wis., stayed over For Trooper Assault Aug. 31. 1964, and Feb. 13, 1965. Other entries were made a • -Sews fonmrd md reverse. No minimum night at the White House last FREEHOLD — Dennis J, Labriola Motors, Newmai Rosario Zarcaro, Maple- •Handy Up drop-In bobbin. week, arriving for dinner Thurs- Byrne, Tlcetown Rd., Marlboro, Springs Rd., where a window wood Ave., Belmar, a co-defen- $Qj|50 day night and returning home was sentenced to six months in was broken but nothing was miss- dant, was fined $500, placed on • Stitch length regulator. Friday. The visit was disclosed the county jail' Friday by Mon-ing; and at Lucy Sportswear, three years' probation and was snsnn » Variable tpted foot control. yesterday. mouth County Judge Alton V. Bridge Ave. and West Front St., iven a suspended three to five Lynda, 23, and Robb, 28, plan Evans. where a window also was broken year state prison sentence. to be married in the White House Bryne was charged with as- but money which was hidden was Both were arrested May 19, saulting state Trooper John P 1965, by state police after the In early Detember. Mrs. John- found intact. E44M2 2 SINGER* vatuameleaners- son's press secretary, Elizabeth Laird in Marlboro June 26, 1966 clothes were found In a Belmar Carpenter, Bald the. families and with resisting arrest. garage. canister plus upright BOTH for talked about wedding plans but Francis Costello, Main St., and Walter J. Davis, Atlantic Ave., Donald S. Norman, Willis,Ave., Neptune Driver Middletown, was sentenced to six • POWER COMPACT canister: she did not announce the date or for above the floor cleaning. other details. both Keansburg, were fined $1BC months in the county jail for pos- $! Hurt in Crash sessing lottery papers Oct. 30, Includes attachments. The elder Robb said after re- each for unlawfully carrying 1 PLUS quarts of beer and four bottle; RED BANK — Police reported 1966, In the township. " turning to Milwaukee that "the • POWER IJPRIGKTi 2-speed greatest thing Mrs. Robb and I of liquor In their car Aug. 19,that a Neptune man suffered vibrator brush for got out of this wai td know that 1966. minor. injuries Saturday , when heavy-duty rut cleaning. these young people are really in his car was m collision with a Hibernians Back love.'" Morganville Man hit-and-run vehicle at Mapl He tald Lynda Is "quick-wit- Ave. and Monmouth St. GIs in Viet ted, quick under tha hat, bub- Injured in Accident Humphrey Klrkwood, 171 RAHWAY (AP) —Tha New FREEI Project 3 stereo record, regularly $4.39 wlth bling and sharp." MORGANVILLE — State Po- Brockton Ave., Neptuno, wa Jersey state board of the An- purchase of every SINGER* stereo phonograph. toy bills « Mint and gain Mrs, Robb added: "We fell In lice at the Colts Neck Barracks treated for abrasions at River- cient Order of Hibernians and Us RED BANK love with her. She's truly a de- reported that Walter Seber, Jr., view Hospital after the accldenl ladies' auxiliary held a quarterly 69 BROAD ST. vrvmymvm if m »i w v • i mom Ulaurt Hint. llghtful person." • • Marlboro St., received a sum- at 1:17 p.m. meeting yesterday. CtnwMpyouT The Robbs will meet •Mrs. mons for cajeleas driving after Police said tha iiupected drlv Each adopted identical resolu- alto - Smhtbour Johnson again Friday when the his car ran off Rt. 79 and hll er of the hit-and-run vehicl tions stating they "fully endorse MONMOUTH « pole at 10 pjm. Thursday. was apprehended In Ocean Town- the parade to support our men NGE Mffffttt «••». Pint Lady visit* Wisconsin as ttdmW CINTM part of a Mldweitern tour; , Mr. Seber was taken to River- ship and charged with leaving In Vietnam, scheduled In Newark IATONTOWM view Hospital, Red Bank, fcy the the tcene of an accident. H for Oct. 22." CENllAl JERSEY BANK PromWe your chll<| a pet? Find Morganville First Aid tqutd. wu' Identified aa Albert B. Cod- They urged "that all members the ene you want In today's Trooper Lawranc* Gauthler le- dlngtdn Jr., of Mldd*t%x; Patrol- of the order and the ladles aux- Cluillled Adi. IUCO" the fummoni. man Paul Lang Investigated. iliary participate fully." MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE EDITION Raritan Club FormedI Mon&r, S«t W. 1967-3 VolovickT7_ "I-•-!_• SaysC_"_ MCAP TL/ir*ATk ACLA /XfTUT Leader Says Newark By Rival Democrats Council Due Is Pioneering Agency TOWNSHIP ~ A In tdHUsm, jBy» truttfttt (or To Review "MCAP JIM beta wccewfal In Police Triggered the Riots mm tool Democratic Club wu the club were /uuned. Three ire Community Acttaa ProfriuH, Inc. Its afprotcht* to overcome bar- LtNCROFT — A mtn wl» w« •ome Monmouth County rounfct- Mr. dl Suvtro, wu ttV&tfl formed lut night to rival the re- former township committeemen, Bar Ruling (MCAP) is meeting the challenge riers through various educational on the streets of Newark during palittei. But he asserted Outt such be high tail s*t for #0iM Donald 3. Malloy, Jamei G. cently MiCMMful Regular Demo, HIGHLANDS - Borough Coun- programs, youth activities, com- he riots says he believes they practices have been eliminated. wrested m Newark. Mr;/2&fc* 'Brady tod Marvin Olinsky. Mr, of change and li one of th« agen- :arino agreed with him cratlc Organziation group. cil will meet in special session munity activities, family service, ^ere triggered by police lawless- Formerly, he said, juvenile of- , The .John F. Kennedy Dem- Filardl and Mr. Pgterson are cies pioneering a better tomor- ess and aggravated by excessive fender* from so-called "good" the Monmouth Count the others. tonight at" 8 to review its prior occupational training, housing, ocratic Club was initiated by refusal to renew the liquor li- row, Samuel E. Vplovlck, Its pub- use of police fire power. families were treated differently mder which many and activity in the field of eleased on their own "aupporters of (defeated) Com- Arthur D,t Lorlng, attorney for lic information coordinator, told Henry di Suvero, executive dl- nan young people from the wrong cense of the Why Not Tavern, health." mltteemen Stephen J. Fllardl and the Board of Education and an Fifth St. an audience in the Allentown ector of the American Civil Lib- lide of the tracks. iizan.ce. George 1 Paterson who wish to unsuccessful primary opponent of Council President William Mc- Methodist Church last night. irtleg Union ot New Jersey, was Typically, the former were The ACLU official told see their views and principles Mr. Olinsky a year ago, was ap- me of the three speakers who :alled to the police station, as iience he is convinced ._.. Gowan called the session "Change is sometimes met with p kept alive in Raritan," pointed as attorney for the group. explaining that Mayor John A. Crash Slows Jta li »ere their parents, and father miformly high bail set bJrKttnV said James McCabe, chairman skepticism, but we have been for- the implications of the Mr. McCabe said that the Bahrs could not because of his lots at a weekend meeting of the nd child received a lecture. rous magistrates resulted "(Was of the township toning Board tunate that officials of the com Similar offenses by poor children policy of Governor."" and publicity officer of the new members include a number of own interest in the, liquor license rfonmouth County Chapter of the candidates for the county com' of Bahrs Landing restaurant. munities into which we have Traffic, Man would result in formal juvenile He said he believes thtf»| group. gone are cognizant of the long tate ACLU held in the First Uni- mittee In the Last primary, some Acting on July 1, the council tarian Church of Monmouth Coun- proceedings in court, Mr. Yac- lor wanted all tho*K 'ifc Mr. McCabe said that 76 "fully range benefits of our programs 1 of whom were successful and rejected the application of tav- Is Injured y here. carino said. This type of unequal ested to be detained to paid" members appeared at the some who were defeated. and have been most co- reatment has been stopped, he :ould not return to the ern owner Arthony Quaglia after LEONARDO — A" two car col- Mr. di Suvero said his Invest- club's first meeting, held in the hearing complaints from neigh- operative," Mr. Volovick said. igations have convinced him iald. Mr. di Suvero reported ' home of Mrs. Constance Peters, The Filardi . Paterson forces "The community action pro- ision at Rt. 36 and Leonardville succeeded in winning four of the bors about alleged noises ema- hat police mistreated the Negro Wilson Shepherd, president of i eyewitnesses who claim 65 Fulton PI. grams are new. The rules are Rd. slowed traffic for a short he New Jersey state police ' county committee seats to 20 for nating from the place. time Saturday. ab driver during the Inclden the Shore Citizens for Better Hu- Th» turnout was lai^er than ex- At a special meeting Friday still being written. Here we see which set off the violence man Relations, later told the Jirough the riot area, at pected and overflowed into the the rival Organization Dem- interpeople projects," he con The accident occurred when a ocrats. afternoon, the council, by a 3 to cknowledging that the cab driv- meeting that Negroes still are the me time when newsmen wer« yard, Mr. McCa,be added. tlnued. :ar driven by Bobby Neal Dun iarred from the streets, aluf 9 vote, introduced an; ordinance an, 29, of Knannapolis, N.C., :r may have been guilty of "tail victims of discriminatory prac- The dub elected a slate of tem- The group appears to be a co- appropriating $20,500 for > storm "Unfortunately," he said, "col- fating" or other offenses, Mr. d hot out the windows of ftoref alition of those local Democrats truck one driven by Miss Gall ices. porary officers who will hold drainage improvements on North eges dp not award CAP (Com- uvero said the man's injuries vhich had not previously been their positions until Dec. 30 when out of favor with the now dom- -. McCracken, Boonton, as the "I as a Negro am not a citizen 1 St. A public hearing was set for munity Action Program) degrees atter vehicle was entering the as reported by the hospital, indi- in this country. Society does not niched. These were the store ! regular elections will be held. inant organization group. Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 8 p.m. ate mistreatment. searing such messages as "tool Temporary Officers Membership in the club is open and our competent and dedicated highway /ram a jughandle. attempt to respond to my needs Mr. McGowan-and Councllwom- Rebellion Cited brother" indicating that they had Elected were Paul A. Barrese, to all men and women over 16 Mr. Duncan suffered cuts on as it does to the needs of others," an Ellen M. Lynch were not pres- leaders are learning by doing," Mr. di Suvero termed the New- he said. fegro owners, the ACLU exec** former township committeeman, years of age. the chin and knee and was taken ent. Mr. Volovick urged the forma- rk violence a rebellion, rathe ive said. president; George Warren, first Mr. McCabe said the decision to Patterson Army Hospital by Mr. Yaccarino insisted that the tion of a neighborhood council the Leonardo First Aid Squad. than a riot, since he believes tin Mr. di Suvero also reported, vice-president; Mrs. Peters, sec- on the age limit was made in only reasonable way to bring to wage the war on poverty in ighting did have a purpose. hat the State Police and the Na- ond vice-president; Joseph Bon- light of the national controversy Miss McCracken was issued a about change is through law and this outpost area of Monmouth Mr. di Suvero cited .United :ional Guard went through Kou«- flglio, secretary to the Planning over lowering the voting age. Beacon Light summons for moving on a yellow, order. County. Besides the poor, he said, traffic signal by Patrolman Irvin tates' history as a basis for un- ng projects in the riot area, Board and former president of "While the club has not yet "When a group tries to change the council should "consist of B. Beaver Jr. She escaped with- derstanding rebellion. The consti [arching down hallways with the Hazlet Democratic Club, taken a position on this issue we law by force and violence the so- Painting Goes people in all walks of life who out injury although her car was tution was born out of a rebel- guns at their waists, firing treasurer; Mrs. Edith Gormley, do feel that young people should ciety around them will resort to are interested in helping people badly damaged, police said. lion, the executive director said. through closed doors. . „ secretary; Willard Warren, for- become familiar with the work- force and violence," Mr. Yac- to help themselves. Thomas Yaccarino, assistant "The vast use of police, ftffc mer president of the Democratic ings of local politics before they ToKeansburg carino said. county prosecutor, and a membe power served to Increase the re- Organization of Raritan Town- are eligible to vote," he added. "We are about to launch a pro- KEANSBURG - An oil paint- f the speakers panel, disagreed taliation," Mr. di Suvero cow ship, ' sergeant-at-arms; and An' Meetings tentatively are sched- gram Of extended legal services ing of the Beacon Light, one of with Mr. di Suvero. When the mented. , -r. thony A. Litwinczak, parliamen- uled for the third Wednesday of Jail the borough's best known land- to the poor and another to help constitution conferred the right to School Board tarian. each month. All three speakers were criti- marks, has been made by Dr. narcotics victims, as well as one vote, it removed the basis foi cal of the State Police action In,. Eugene J. Duggan, 999 Palmer of preventive care. We are study- Sentence rebellion, Mr. Yaccarino said. Hi Expects Rule lainfield where Negro housing" Ave., Middletown Township, and called Newark a "battlefield was systematically searched foP> Sewer has been made a gift to the bor- ing, too, the possibility of estab- lishing co-operatives in various For Theft during the disturbance. The righi lowing a theft of arms from a tow "(Continued) ough. which extends during peace nol On Busing cai factory. Mayor Leonard S. Bellezza fields. FREEHOLD — A Raritan necessarily should be extended Mr. Kupper, William J. O'Hagan. of money due at aixmt $230,000. said formal presentation by Dr. Township man was sentenced to MATAWAN - A ruling from from Senator Stout's office, and The attorney said that when during such times, Mr. Yac- Monmouth County School Super- Duggan will be scheduled later 3 to 5 years in state prison Fri- carino said. John V. Moran, financial con- a compromise of $316,000 was this week as part of the bor- day by Superior Court Judge El- intendent Earl B. Garrison I Pair Injured' sultant. Sets Date worked out he recommended it ough's 50th anniversary celebra- vin R. Simmill on charges of re- The third speaker, New Yorl expected by the Matawan Re- Mr. McGann said that all be accepted. He said he felt un- attorney Martin M. Berger, toll tion. ceiving and possessing $3,7M gional Board of Education to In Collision/; payments for fill were com- der the facts a jury might make Ultimately the painting will To Question worth of stolen skirts and the audience that never ii pleted by the end of 1964. an award closer to the company hang in the Keansburg High dresses. United States history had then night on mounting busing head- BELFORD — A two-car coTlt-: ' -\ In 1965, Pardun demanded pay- demand and add interest charges School, which is under construc- Vincent Cannara, Hazlet Rd., been a time when diminution ol aches. sion at Rt 36 and Main St. re- ment for about $33,000 worth of to it. Under the settlement, the tion. But in the meantime, Jury Clerk Raritan Township, was convicted civil liberties was justified. Mr. Changes in routes from las sulted in Injuries to both driveVa, amount included ell claims. early yesterday morning. , ".' Jill used on Cllffwood Ave., a said the mayor, it will be dis- FREEHOLD — Superior Court April 11 of receiving and possess- Berger said that the reductio year and introduction of new In'their complaint to the at- of civil liberties in Newark maj William. F. Rongo, 24, .«53, county road, and was refused. played in the public library in Judge Elvin R. Simmill set Fri- ing the skirts and dresses which routes reportedly has left som torney general, the Republicans Borough Hall. were taken from Freewood rank in history with Presiden pupils just shy of the two-mil Brookside Dr., Belford, suffered Mr. McGann said the authority day, Sept. 29, as the date tha Lincoln's suspension of habeas lacerations of the scalp and abfa«, contended that county require- questioned, whether the fill Mr. Bellezza said that the paint- Sportswear Inc., Hulses Corner Umit over which busing is re- which was paid for actually had ing will be insured for $500 by George C. Riley's court • appoint- Rd., Howell Township, between corpus during the Civil War an< quired. sions of the arm. ments for sewer installation on President Roosevelt's internment George J. Wallace, 27, 15 Glejv| iroads under its jurisdiction are been deliver^. They disputed the municipality, since this is its ed attorney may question grand Aug. 31, 1964, and Feb. 13, 1965, the price, asserting that the of Japanese Americans during In addition, new traffic con- Mary Ave., Red Bank, receive*' that contractors have to restore appraised value. . jury clerk Richard C. Klein on Rosario Zarcaro, Maple- trols imposed at St., Joseph' going rate at the time was $1.50 Officials have agreed to loan wood Ave., Belmar, a co-defen- World War II as problems for fu- lacerations of the scalp and abra-. the roads to their original condi- procedures used in taking indict- ture libertarian lawyers. Catholic School, Kcyport, leaves sions of arms, - legs, and backv] tion. If fill were needed it would per cu. yard, with an occasional the Beacon Light to Dr. Duggan dant, was fined $500, placed on ment votes. Mr. Berger maintained the vio- some children who previousl Both drivers were taken to River-" be the contractor's responsibility. additional charge of 50 cents for in December so that he can in- three years' probation and was lence would not have occurred were not entitled to busln; view Hospital, Red Bank by the. The dispute led to delays on removing unsuitable materials. clude it among his works to be Ralph Real of West Long given a suspended three to five if the people of 'the ghetto had more than two miles away Port Monmouth First Aid SquadV- the over-all Mr. McGann said the authority displayed as "Artist of the Branch, the attorney, said he had year state prison sentence. contract and the not had "the notion that justice they went by. bus. The accident occurred as Mr'^ authority has certifications from Mr. Month" at Middletown Township no dispute with the jurors' qual- Both were arrested May 19, stopped . making i not available to them." Because of a heavy turnout Rongo was driving east on Rt~, periodic, payments for work being Kupper's representative, in Hall. ifications in the investigation bu 1965, by state police^after the carriea on. Ultimately, Pardun charge of supervision that all of "We are proud to be the pos- the voting record indicated tha clothes were found in a Belmar Correction Acknowledged of parents being anticipated, to- 36 and Mr. Wallace was com(ngv ouit altogether and, in December the fill for which payment was sessors of a painting such as only one vote of the jury may garage. Mr. Yaccarino acknowledged at night's meeting will be in th out of the side street, according 1965, the . authority contracted made was delivered and was Beacon Light,'.' Mr. Bellezza have been taken on several In- Walter J. Davis, Atlantic Ave., one time that enforcement, pro- Grammar School Auditorium to the investigatingg g officer, Pa-; with the Catt corporation to necessary. said in a letter, "It is a land- dictments. Middletown, was sentenced to sb cedures were discriminatory in and not the high school library trolman Ernest R. Volkland. completed unfinished areas. The Republicans, however, mark dear to the hearts of all the If this were true, he said, 11 months in the county jail for pos- Pardun instituted suit for in said they tave documented in- people of Keansbqrg. On their be- would violate procedure and b sessing lottery papers Oct. 30 excess of $500,009. Mr. McGann formation to justify their re- half I thank you and wish you a prejudicial to his client. 1966, in the. township. said that- extended legal con- quests for a probe. •: •••-.-. •>" happy, successful future." Riley was convicted April 1 ferences, after his appointment' Eric Hellstrom, an authority for twice taping a 16-year-old in February, 1966, reduced the member, voted • against the New Shrewsbury girl and for as- Two Cyclists company's claim to a bottom Pardun settlement, asserting Fines, Probation sault with a rifle Oct 31, 1964, figure of about $350,000 and fixed that there were too many un- on the girl arid her 17-year-ol answered questions and the GOP Given Two Men the authority's acknowledgement escort. In Collisions said it agreed with him. FREEHOLD — Superior Court In another statement, Mr. Judge Clarkson S. Fisher fined After he was convicted, Riley MIDDLETOWN — Two sepa- Zukenman that the authority will two men $300 each, placed them petitioned the court to permit his rate accidents involving young Azzolina engage soil consultants at its on three years' probation and attorney to investigate the quali- children on bicycles colliding (Continued) meeting Thursday to try to re- gave them suspended to three to fications of the grand jurors who with automobiles occurred in the economy in another way by in- solve the dispute which has been five year terms in state prison returned the indictment and to township Saturday. truding on legitimate sales by raging for 10 months. for breaking into Two Guys De- examine the voting record. Neither of the children were SINGER sand dealers: The consultants, Woodward- partment Store, Middletown. seriously injured. U.S. Dredging pumps sand Clyde Sherard and Associates The two, Joseph E. Graziano Both accidents occurred at in- aboard barges and hauls it to Clifton, will take samples of fill of North Arlington and Donald tersections when the cyclists New York for sale to concrete and soil and determine whether J; Mahan of Braihard Ave., Mid- Probe Series failed to stop. SALEATHON planti and other commercial ven- in its opinion it was necessary to dletown, were charged with tures, he declared. Glen Smith, 7, of 749 Hoppin, DISCOVER PRICES REDUCED ON EVERYMAJOR SINGER PRODUCT replace the excavated material breaking and entering with intent Of Entries Rd., Belford, collided with a cai Mr. Azzolina- said • that when instead of reusing it. to steal last Feb. 12. the project was first announced driven by Stanley E. Camic, 43, If suspicions are aroused in Judge Fisher also sentenced of 611 Greene Ave., Belford, a the state said it needed sand for the first selected areas the con- In Red Bank fill on New Jersey Turpike Con- the following Friday: the corner of Park Ave. and sultants will extend its research Benedetto Monaca, Hamilton RED BANK — A large, cir- Henry Dr. Golden %uck&Sew0> struction work. But, he added, to the full project. , "no more than 15 per cent is Ave.,' Middletown, was directed cular rug was taken from a The boy suffered scratches on deluxe zig-zag being used for that purpose." The demand for resignations to undergo psychiatric treatment lobby of The Colony House his head and body. He was take was contained in a letter sent to M Efforts to get explanations fined $100 and was placed on two apartments, 122 North Riverside to Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank, the ' Township Council, asking year's probation for exposing Ave., in one of a series of break- by the Port Monmouth First Al sewing machine in from Peter J. Gannon, chief of that it initiate action. navigation, and Robert A. Roe, himself to a 15-year-old Middle- ins over the weekend reported Squad, treated and released. commissioner of conservation "Your failure to do so can town girl Sept. 19, 1966. today by Deputy Police Chie Mimi Bouchard, 6, of 101 Con- beautiful desk! and economic development, has only serve to cast doubt on your Michael Madden, Bond St., As- Leroy McKnight. over La. hit a car driven by Ber- willingness to service the resi- been unavailing so far, said the bury Park, was fined $100 and The dhlef said Andrew Brown, nard R. Golda, 48, 111 Conovei orrnra.nuac dents of this community," said placed on one-year probation for assemblyman. superintendent of The Colony, re- La. at Conover La. and Victor!: • Exclusive Push-Button He said he had written to Mr. the plea to the all-Democratic escaping from the county jai! PI. governing body. ported that an 11-by-ll-foot rug Bobbin winds right in Gannon two weeks ago and has farm, Freehold Township, Aug. 7. was removed from the apartment Mr, Golda reported' that thi the machine. had no reply. His letter to They charged that the author- While serving a term for a motor lobby in the front of the build- child had come out of the sidi ity's decision now to engage 1 • Exclusive ctalnstitcMngfor' Commissioner Roe went but last Vehicle violation, Madden was ar- ing Friday night. street at "a great rate of speed. basting, growth tucks.- Thursday, he said. consultants came at a belated rested by township police after he He added that he went to th( caucus only after word of the In another entry, the chief re- • Exclusive Spinning Reel Thread 620/351 had walked off the farm. ported that a cash register con- child's assistance and offered tc system for smoother thread How, demand for a state investigation Another county jail inmate, take her to the hospital or to the was out. taining about two dollars was • Exclusive new PROFESSIONAL* iholer Roger Maute, Farmlngdale, who taken from Frank and Bert's at doctor but she.insisted on belnj sews many different kinds olt Be wise,., They said the timing added to was serving a sentence on taken home. their suspicions and that until 11 West Bergen PI. Entry was a breaking and entry charge, was gained through a rear window, The girl suffered a cut knee. Join S.A.V.E.! Spot treat redaction* adequate answers are in, con- given an indeterminate reforma- on BlKlvemodtliof TMdnsw open a tinued service of the four was he reported. uwlnttnaclilnn-portablaMiatti* tory sentence for attempting to A break-in .also was reported cabinet of jour chalet I > of questionable benefit to the escape from county jail guards township. at Circle Chevrolet repair shop Motorist Hurt Checkmaster July 7 while on a trip to a den- at 1 Bergen PI. where windows tist. of a truck and car were broken In Accident SAVE $1545 account today Train Plunge and other windows in the building PORT MONMOUTH — Richarc ijlG BUDGET* stwinemachlBB Gets 6 Months in Jail were smashed, but nothing was C. Cuthbcrtson, 21, of 40 Creel For Trooper Assault reported taken. Rd. suffered lacerations under hi: reduced to Kills Eight Other entries were made chin after striking a parked cai No minimum FREEHOLD — Dennis J. Lalbriola Motors, Newman ••Sews forward and reverse. MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H., Byrne, Ticetown Rd., Marlboro, while/driving east on Port Mon- •Handy top drop-in bobbin. Springs Rd., where a window mouth Rd. early Saturday morn- (AP) ,— Eight persons were was sentenced to six months in was broken but nothing was miss- • Stitch length regulator. balance required killed and more than 70 injured the county jail Friday by Mon- ing. •Variable speed foot control. ing; and at Lucy Sportswear, 285)369 yesterday when a train' fell off mouth County Judge Alton V. Mr. Cuthbertson said that hi Bridge Ave. and West Front St, had been blinded by the higl the cog railway on Mount Wash Evans. where a window also was broken ington and landed in a gorge. Bryne was charged with as- beams of an oncoming vehlcl but money which was hidden was and had struck the parked car, One passenger said the moun- saulting state Trooper John P. found intact. Laird in Marlboro June 26, 1966; owned by Brian McCaffrey, ol E-9'IM2 2 SINGER* vacuam cleaners- tain excursion train had' broken 120 Wilsoh Ave., while trying tc free and rolled down about 500 and with resisting arrest. canister plus upright BOTHfor Francis Costello, Main St and stay in his lane. feet before it reeled off the tog v Mr. Cuthbertson was taken to railway and crashed. Donald S. Norman, Willis Ave., Neptune Driver • POWER COMPACT canister. - 4 both Keansburg, were fined $150 Rlvcrvicw Hospital, Red Bank, for above the floor cleaning. J Gov. John W. King, who Includes attachments. • each for unlawfully, carrying 12 Hurt, in Crash by the Middletown Township rushed to the scene, ordered "a First Aid Squad. PLUS full scale investigation" by the quarts of beer and four bottles RED BANK — Police reposed that a Neptune man suffered • POWER UPRIGHT: 2-speed state Public Utilities Commis of liquor in their car Aug. 15, vibrator brush for slon. He 'said it would begin minor injuries Saturday when heavy-duty rug cleaning. today. his car was In collision with a Hibernians Back Morganville Man hit-and-run vehicle at Maple It took rescue workers using Ave, and Monmouth St. GIs in Viet a flat bed railway car, about Injured in Accident Humphrey Kirkwood, 1712 RAHWAY (AP) — Tho Now FREE! Prolect 3 stereo record, regularly $4.39, with four hours to bring the dead MORGANVILLE - State Po- Brockton Ava., Neptune, was Jersey state board of tho An- and Injured to the base of the purehasa of every SINGER* stereo phonograph. Pay bill* an noms and gain lice at the Colts Neck Barracks treated for abrasions at River- cient Order of Hibernians and It: RED BANK mountain.. The number of per- reported that Walter Seber, Jr., view Hospital after the accldcn ladles' auxiliary hdd a quarterly WuHintwfortmonoaltatSmCBntodaul* mpralalMinHliM. sons on the train could not be Marlboro St., received a sum- at 1:17 p.m. meeting yesterday. 69 BROAD ST. determined immediately.' . Canwehtlpyou? mons for carelesa driving after Police said the suspected driv- Each adopted Identical resolu- also SerWcertour The accident happened about his car ran off Rt. 79 and hit er of the hit-and-run vehicle lons stating they "fully endorse MONMOUTH blggntunt. one-third of the way down the a pole at 10 p.m. Thursday. was apprehended In Ocean Town the parade to support our men SHOPPING CENTER Ti miles of track along the Mr. Seber was taken to Rlver- ship and charged with leaving in Vietnam, scheduled In Newark EATONTOWH west aide of the 6,288-foot moun- vlew Hospital, Red Bank, by the the sceno of an accident. Ho for Oct. 22." (MRAL JERSEY BAM tain In the center of the Pres- Morganville First Aid squad. was Identified as Albert B. Cod- They urged "that all members MiMiMorr.o.i.a. idential Rango ot the White Trooper Lawrence Gauthler is- dington Jr., oF'Mlddlesex, Patrol- of tho order and the ladles «ux- Mountains. sued the summons. man Paul Ling Investigated. liary participate fully." [Mrs.* Oalg, TOMS RfVElt - Mill Miry lOrash Fatal Wihtol Haps . Dogaa, 81, of 60* Main St. died yesterday in Community Ex-Registrar Memorial Hospital. To AwTa ManlOver Crime Probe fctue MIDDLETOWN — Industrialist th. interstate W Bom in Marlboro Township, UNION BEACH — Thomas D. cause the operation U she was the daughter of the late Burke, 40, of 339 Front St., died Karl F. Wihtol yesterday chlded InManalapan the U.S. Department of Justice bur New Jersey attorney |Waral Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dugan. Thursday In a chain-reaction col- requested that the powerM M> , »t»BRT P. HAFFA MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - A lision involving six cars on the for failure to initiate a federal She wu a retired case worker He. of the federal •»«««•« FAIR HAVEN - Services former township registrar of vi New Jersey Turnpike In Eliza Qrtnd July proba ot syndicated for the Ocean County Welfare tart action promptly In pr ten ••*•» tWa nwrntog in Baldanza, 72, Bakery tal staUirJca, Mrt. Mary T. Craig, Department. beth. crime. till matter before a « Trinity Episcopal Church, Red 89, of Craig Rd.. died Friday in Mr. Burke was Standing on the Such an Inquiry waa recom- Miss Dugan was a communi- Orand Jury. fea*, for Mrj.Patricla R. Haifa, Jersey Shore Medical Center, median atrip of the turnpike ex- mended by New Jersey Atty. cant ot St. Joseph's Catholic But, according to the presl 47, of 07 Kefelhtt Ter. who died Owner, Killed by Car Neptune.. amining the damagt done to his Gen. Arthur J. Sills in the wake Church here and was a member stories, the U.S. attorney liileral Friday in Riverview Hospital LONG BRANCH — Joseph V. cldent. Mr. Bald«nra was pro She was born In Taylors Mill car after it collided with an- of a Life magazine report of of its Rosary-Altar Society. She apparently does wtWMlder It a. pedBank. nounced dead in the Monmoutr here. She was the widow of J other vehicle when four other criminal activity that crossed Baldanza, 72, of 60 Matilda Ter- was also a member of the Toms n?a7ter for him to WUate th« She was the wife of Col. Rob- Medical Center where he was Arthur Craig. cars plowed into the two dia- state Hues, Including references a founder and owner of the Bal- River' Yacht Club and i mem- federal Grand Jury actt«. Some- ert P. Haifa (Army, retired). taken by the long Branch Fir* Mrs. Craig was a member o( abled cats. to mob control aa late at 1993 danza Bros. Co. bakery, was the Old Tennent Presbyterian ber of the Thomas A. Mathls Mr. Burke wai pinned between thing is beginning to «m«U bad. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., »he killed Friday night when he was Aid Squad. Republican Chub here. In Long Branch. "'flap .the daughter of Mrs. Julia Church here and was the town the car and the guardrail and "Does one wonder Why the av- hit by a car while walking on Born In Palermo, Italy, Mr, Mr. Wlhtoi, of Red Hiil Rd., Clark here and the late Joseph ship registrar of vital statistics Surviving are two sfsters, Mrs. wai pronounced dead on arrival erage hard working honest citi- Ocean Blvd. about a block from Baldanza came to this country Jane Scbwarz, here, and Mrs. at a nearby hwpital. heads the electronic manufactur- E. Clark. She had resided here la 1911 and first worked j for several years. zen Is losing faith in our national his home. Surviving are two. daughters Edna CoJeman of Oakland, Call/. Mr. Butfce was born in New ing and development firm of Wih- leaders? §or seven years. carpenter In Passalc. He movec tol Industries, at' *--'—»—Eatontown—, Army Lt. Robert P. Enstice Miss Marian Craig, Neptune, and A Requiem Mast will be of- York City and had resided here With the information already ; Mrs. Haffa was a member of here in 1919 . and, with,, hi! where be also heads the local 23, of 833 Rode* Blvd., W« brother, Harry Baldanza, fouhdec! Miss Evelyn Craig, at home, and fered k St. Joseph's Church at for 11 years. investigated, filed and talked (Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Melbourne, Fla., who resides a several nieces and nephews.' 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Burial, un- He was employed as t truck Chamber bt Commerce. He U a Bank. the Baldanza Bros. Co., a bak retired Army colonel. about by the director of the Fed- 31 Morrla Ave. and is stationed ery and Italian-American grocery Services will be today at 2 der the direction of the Anderaon driver by Wrlght'a Trucking Co., «ral Bureau of Investigation Also surviving are a son, 1st New York. Ao g at Fort Monmouth, was charged store at 411 Prospect St. p.m. in the Old Tennent Pres- and Campbell Funeral Home, Said Mr. Wihtol: about organized syndicates; fed- with causing death by auto Jay Mr. Burke was a communi tt. Robert P. Hafk Jr., serving The bakery expanded from byterian Church, with the Rev, here, will'be in St. Joseph's "The President, and tome gen- eraL Grand Jury action should Witti the Air Force in Vietnam; Patrolman Anthony Lo Prete. He Donald F.. Ball officiating. In- Cemetery here. cant of St. Columbi Church, tlemen of the United States Con- was released on $1,000 bail and small shop into a two-story bak- New York. and must be lightning quick, 0 daughter, Mrs, Jay Beacon, ing plant which was doing a terment, under the direction o: gress, have tild their usual line the present attorney general (Pasadena, Calif; a brother, Al- faces a hearing Thursday Sept the Freeman Funeral Home, MBji. LOUISE D. LORD He la survived by hi* wife, for the voters back home, about 28 at 9 a.m. in Municipal Court $500,000 annual buemess during Mrs. Florence Burke; seven won't take action, the President bert E. Clerk, Van Nuys, Calif; the 1950'a. The bakery also buili Freehold, will be In Old Tenneni LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Louise the organized crime mobs etc., must. Atty. Gen. 81114 should be a sister, Mrs. Charles Scarle, Police s&ld the lieutenant was Cemetery. MM, James, Thomas, Donald, up to a fleet of 20 trucks, whicr DeFazIo Lord, 48, died Saturday Edward, Michael, William, and and that something should be wimpUmented." Eatontown, and • grandchild. driving south on Ocean Blvd. delivered bread and bakery done to put them out of business, : and struck Mr. Baldanza south in Monmouth Medical Center af- John; and a daughter, Patricia, Interment, under the direction goods to stores from Perth Am- MRS. MARY LOZINSKI ter a long illness. of Matilda Ter. They reported MATAWAN — Mrs. Mary Lo- all at home, "But will the U.S. Government of tfie "Adam* Memorial Home, jboy to Bay Head. step Into the picture and do any- lied Bank, win be in Fair View they found lie-foot-long sklc' tinski, 83, of 37 Wooley St. died Mrs. Lord had been a lifelong the Redden Funeral Home, marks on the street after the ac Mr. Baldanza had been a di- Branch resident She was a com- New York, Is in charge of ar- thing when they Jiave an open C$fflfttery, Mlddlt rector of the Long Branch Sav- Friday at the John L. Montgom- ery Medical Home, Freehold municant of St. Michael's Cath- rangements. Invitation? Apparently not, ac- & Loan Association since olic Church, West End, and cording to recent statement of 1946. He was a member of the Township. She was the widow of 8AMUEL~KUPERMAN , the late Michael Lozlnskl. member of the church's Rosarlan the U. S. attorney general. It Christopher Columbus Club, here, Society. LONG BRANCH - Samuel Ku< leaves the average citizen puz- and the Long Branch Council of Born in Poland, Mrs. Lozlnskl perman, 57, of 143 Broadway died tled. the Knights of Columbus. Hi was a resident of Matawan for Mrs. Lord was the daughter of Saturday In. Monmouth, Medical more than 50 years, She was a (ha late Mr. and Mrs. Antonio 'Ever Since Life Magazine had was a communicant of Holy Center. the courage in Its attempt to JTrltllty Catholic Church, here. communicant at. St. Joseph's DeFazio. Born In New York City, Mr Catholic Church in Keyport. wake up America, and for all to Surviving are his wife, Mrs Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Kuperman had resided here 30 read about the operations of or- INSURANCE IS OUR If. tnri OWN MM Or, Sit«wftwry—W-sSH Mary Cortina Baldanza; two Surviving are two sons, Joseph Lynn Ann Combel of Othello, years and was a salesman. He ganized crime syndicates, Mon- Opm dally 8 A.M. to 6 ».M.t MM. Md M. 8 A.M. to » P.M. sons, Vincent Baldanza of Man- Lozinskl, Union Beach, and John Wash.; two brothers, Louis De- was the son of the late William mouth County or New Jersey "ONLY" total* I A.M. t» |fM mmv:*^* • - ville and Salvatore Baldanza, Ixttlnskl, North Plalnfleld; five Fazio and Mario DeFazIo, and a and Bella Kuperman. wai picturedJts having a part of wi WILL IPMAD here; two daughters, Mrs. Grace daughters, Mrs. Fred Francise sister, Mrs. James Pascuccl of Surviving are two' sons, Mel- BUSINESS TUW lUILblR md UV Murphy, here, and Miss Jolene Elizabeth, Mrs. Harry Weiner, Oceanport. vin Kuperman and Arthur kuper- W. at Growler * Haliw CHIMICAU ... B a 1 d a n t a, at . home; four Matawan, Mrs. Robert Arm- A Requiem Mass will be of- man: a daughter, Marilyn Kuper- Boy Missing Agaiiay fa*l that a parion can strong, Trenton, Mrs. Frank Al- do only on* lob and do It •aM fa* 550 or Mort. brothers, Louis Baldanza and fered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St. man; two brothers, Harry Kuper- Andrew Baldansa; both of Clif- banese, South Amboy, Mrs. Jo- HIGHLANDS ---Police report right. That li Why "tniur«ne» It Michael's Church. Burial will be man of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mur. our only buiimii." Wa ar» lo- ton, Peter Baldanza of Oak' seph Strykatekl, South Amboy; ray Kuperman of Las Vegas, a 13-state alarm has been issued 13 grandchildren and 2 great- in Woodbine Cemetery; Ocean- cattd at th* eornsr si Broad hurst, and Harry Baldanza, here, Nev., and two sisters, Mrs. Elsie for a Highlands boy missing and two sisters, Mrs, Josephine grandchildren. port. from home fince last Wednesday. and Machanie $ti., Rad link) Krelger and Mrs. Miriam and arc at your larvle* 24 Palazzolo, here, and Mrs. Mollle A Requiem High Mass was of- Kaufman, both of New York City. Edward Gerard. 13, of 48 Fifth Maggto, Asbury Park. MISS ANNA KIPLOKS houn a day.,Our day phan* li You say you fered this morning in S£. Joseph's MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Services were: held yesterday St,, was reported missing Satur- 741-2100 and our avanlnj num. A High Requiem Mass will be Church. Burial was in St. Jo- Miss Aima Kiploks, 76, of 2 afternoon in the Woolley Funeral day by his mother, Mrs. Ken- bar it 747-1403. offered tomorrow at 10 a.m. In seph's Cemetery under direction James St., Lincroit; died Fri- Home. Burial wu in Monmouth neth Dutson. She told police her St. Michael's Catholic Church, of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. day in Marlboro State Hospital Fields, West Long Branch. son, who is five feet, five inches GROSSINOER and bate your job? West End. Burial will take place where she had been a patient for tall and weighs SO pounds, has HELLER AGENCY GIOVANNI PAOLUCCI MRS. HARRY~E. LITTELL blue eyes and was wearing a blue to dlenwood cemetery, West week. •real «ad Mtthmte StiwrM Long Branch. FAIR HAVEN — Giovanni Born in Latvia, she came to IRVINGTON — Mrs. Emma sweater with red trim when last RID MNK (John) Paolucci, 84, of 33 McCar- this cotihtry 17 years ago. She Schnell.Litteil, 73, sister ot Mrs. aeen. MRS. M1CHELINA ter Aye., died yesterday In the Helen George of Middlctown, FORNAROTTO resided In Lakcwood and moved W Long Bmwch, N. J. Bay View Nursing Home, Atlan- here 12 years ago. She was the died Saturday ,ln the Point LONG BRANCH — Mrs Mich- tic Highlands. Pleasant Nursing and Convales- allna {Maggie) Fornarotto, 76, daughter ot the late Jekabs and He was born in Italy and had Kristina Bercens Kiploks. cent Home. She lived at SO Elm- of 701 Broadway died yesterday resided • here many years. Mr. wood Ave. here. < In Monmouth Medical Center. Miss Kiploks was a member Paolucci was a retired taller for of the Laieewood Latvian Luther- A member of the United Pres- Bom in Italy, she came to ACtiMMBMt •» Sigmund Eisner. A communicant an Church. byterian Church, she was active this country 69 years ago. She of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Surviving is a brother, August ki the local Red Cross during had lived h4re 43 years. She Red Bank, he was a member of <** PHONE* Kiploks, with whom she resided. World War II. was a retired operator and had the Garibaldi Society and of St. Services will be held tonight In addition to her slitet; she been employed t>y Branch Fash- Anthony's Society. at 8 o'clock in the Worden Is survived by her husband, Har- NEW! GENERAL ELECTRIC ions here. His wife was the late Louise neral Home, Red Bank, with ry E. Uttell; a son, two other Mrs. Fornarotto was a com- Dell'Omo Paolucci. Surviving are Rev. Zanis Krisbergs, pastor of sisters, and five grandchildren. SELF-CLEANING OVEN RANGE municant of Holy Trinity Cath- three sons, Joseph M. Paolucci of the Lakewood. church, officiating, ' Funeral services will be ai Cut it out. olic Church here. She was the Camp Hill, Pa., Christopher Interment Will be tomorrow in 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Haus-ll at lowest price ever! widow of Joseph Fornarotto. Paolucci of Jacksonville, Fla. andthe Holmdel Cemetery. inann Funeral Borne, Mm. JJ Go ahead, eat ott the coupon and Surviving are a son, Nicholas Dominlck J. Paolucci of Fair fl Find otrt If you Fqtnarottp, here; a daughter, Haven; one brother, Ferdinand Miss Marie Fornarotto, at home; quattfy for training in the booming Paolucci of Argentina; three wo brothers, Nicholas Fornarot- grandchildren, and two great- computer field, a field in which o of New Brunswick, and Joseiph randchildren. trraotands of Interesting, well-paying Fomarotto, West Long Branch; A Requiem Mass will be of- positions are watting for trained ;wo sisters, Mrs. Mary Fiscella fered at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. men and women to fHI them. ECPI and Mrs. Fannie Mantegna, both Anthony's Church. Interment, 'twepaM you for this great new here; two grandchildren, and a under the direction of the William NO DOWN profession. Day and evening classes great-grandson. Anderson Funeral Home, Red PAYMENT! Arrangements are under the to * high-level academic Bank, will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme WJY1EUUI direction of the Damlano Funer- tery, Mtddletown. i, at either of two conven- al Home, here. Mail tbe coupon today or drop in to arrange for a free Car, Hits a Pole, AptMmh Test Maybe you can Man Bump» Head Hnla nllloei hate right 4MM1l _Brad M. Bnl Bank, (trio a bright future. LlNCROFT—Lawrence S. Lab- rdee, 89 Washington St., Red ns ttl. M MMU«to«m. ». *. Bank, suffered a slight bump on U Sail Hata St. FtMholJ, K. 1. the head when his car struck a 4 la ins bt J«ka n. Cart SAGE SAYINGS ON SAVING MONEY pole on Newman Springs Rd, «nJ Htnrj CUr ELECTRONIC shortly after midnight Saturday. fejr_ tbi Red Badk Rc(UWt . / CARD OF.TIIANKS M«mher ot U)« Auocnnd Ftua — COMPUTER The family of George T. 8mlg> wliti The Auoolatxi Pnu la entitled ««• txptui their appreciation lor tin ciuiivelr to tna tut ror reputitcaJco FANTASTIC! Both trot ana tlmir. When you op«n tha ovan. you'll find It cltin aa tM "37 tnm ounnt the recent Mneaj anil newsMper aj well X lU AP aim day u buat l»apots apllll enittad-on dripplnis dliappaar aa patilng of Mary h Smiga. M elaanlnf |bb In tha houia formtrt WSfltrUTE Oeorie B. Imlga «hbutton eontrola with a3 hahtttma foftrr -.j^apaad calrod* unirtl No-drlp oooh- Nfctif BM4MSWK*'* 8464114 OABD OV THANKS Second diu poitagi p*14 at Ri 1st* a banquat-sba turkayl We frtlh to «pr(M our ilocera thanks Bank, N...»;. orfwlid T Mom* St. W\ Approved and appreciation to the neighbor! and Tulllng oftlcei. PutlliHe irlenrtl, Flut Aid. Htvervlew Hoipttal, lay tnroufh Friday. bUIPtle* ••iMai mMklttttm K.W.H. fcr *ctiMfc tfesr U3MG MWHCH i M2-J8OO nuraei ana doctori, lirhv o were BO Verr Subacrlptloo Prleti tn Adraooa SAVE 265 Mowmuttt Pk. Hwy. kind and thotighunl during out It- :ent liarflarement. I montn —92.20 S mi Family ot Lesteir 8. Long 1 montlj—»8.30 1» FOR PLANNED PHONE FRANK SAVAGE SPENDING! BONUS GIFT ll-PIECE SET WEAR-EVER 222-1100 TEFLON-COATED COOKWEAR Start saving regularly. Ask about our dif- ferent types of savings accounts and which Is :.. IJ yours absolutely fres with best suited to your savings objective and future your purcHase of a nameless heeds. You'll find 1st Merchants people have •lectrlorangealter Aug. 21 and your best Interest at heart. Installed on JCP4L or NJP&L lines by October 14,1967. 18 the Place to REGULAR to REPAIR PASSBOOK PAY 4 SAVINGS OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30™ IMPROVE or FinanceIt! REGULAR TIME SAVING PAY MODERNIZE SAME DAY APPROVAL, CERTIFICATES IMM kr ikMk mn LOWER COSTS— SPECIAL GEO. C. KQEPPEL your HOME TIME SAVING PAY UP CERTIFICATES at Haiutir aa» raaa • mm AND SON, Inc. $ Plumbing TO 5,500 Depoiit$ Iruured Vp to $15,000 by F.DJ.C. g • Ookhurst Available to Home Owners TV Repair • Neptune Ctfry Stop in at any Shadow Lawn office for fait "Visit OUr N.w i aetion on Home Improvement Loam. Many n«w Itemi now undar thli type of loan. Oaf Demotutralion • Mil dafalli Room" 10 CONVINIINT COMMUNirV OPPICfS HI First Avt. HM< OMIMI Ml MattbM A«, AH>«rr hik Aatur, Park i IUd laab • MtMM^act • Mm A*eJ» Ml AHantlc # Mi M.VM • M4MW * (MM Meek est y Highlands ftOO WOADWAY at NORWOOD AVtt.. LONG BRANCH M« tumtm Htim* A* AN 0NleM Xtmbrr DaUrtl IMMMMt ***• 291^0890 m oAiLf ttmim , Urns*, Mm- % Electronic Assistance Faculty'* Role in College Governing h RENTOW-The trtM D«part-(the'Of , fcfeftsfcratkwadj^ttsuattoo and policpoUcyy f limes tuet•aeni utmmM tt*m ****AshooM] meat of Higher Education-be* a determination on their camjMtts, t -, be determl«d by ha, clear commitment to enlarging Chancellor Ralph A. Dti&gari tlty while those relatUig Successful Merges With Interstatethe cole of the (acuity fatth e to Hie business management of mouth West Long shares the board's view on In- RED BANK - Electronic As- so will be assigned the task of governing of state college*. creasing faculty participation. In the institution would be the con-Branch. Faculty groups have sistance Corporation lias wi- manufacturing EAC's unique new This was spelled out in una- speech, at Trenton State Col-cern primarily of the administra- maintained (bat they are not con* Investing nounced lt will acquire all oResonanf t Mill, a high speed In- equivocal terms by Edward E. lege, Mr. Cungan reportedly told tion, the AAHE contends. Bud-suited and their views art hot the capital stock of tne Interstate dustrial mixing and grinding ma- Booher, chairman of the Board the faculty that greater partici- geting within the institution is considered by the college ad- ManufacMrlttj Corp., Orange, chine scheduled for marketing of Education, during the board pation In college administration considered to be the concern of ministration. By Roger E. Spear Conn,, '- .,:early next month, meeting here Friday. was ikhte jduty, jiat isirtly.. bpjSt groups, Mrs. John H. Kord. CretMOU, Incorporated in 1941, Interstate privilege to be sought. The AAHE report recommends Robert Edwards, EAC presl- 1 Mr. Booher termed the board's was elected vice chairman of the am 72, my wife 66. Weorganltlng • stock club of mutual ient, said the company's {ward Manufacturing produces electron- A member of the Trenton chap- arbitration in disputes which do an assured income from lc and mechanical components commitment "very strong" and higher education board, which fund." DA. }f directors approved toe move indicated that a position paper ttf of the American ASsGulf Oil 5.35B and Reyn- 1300 Washington Boulevard Build- Terms of the transaction special equipment for the paint, share in college governance. The administration with both groups AAHE recommends creation of having representation on a M white aluminum storm and olds Metals convertible 4Ui ofing, Detroit, Michigan 48231. weren't disclosed, but Mr. Edchemical- , plastics and other ilm- 1 1991. We art interested In in- liar Industries. faculty senates as the best means faculty senate, the faculty in the screen window. Triple track, fully wards said it will involve a trans- for giving professors a role in come but are getting concerned fer of stock. No cash will be in- EAC is enjqylng its best sales majority. weathorstrlpped, and cleans easi- about Inflation, What do you sug-GOP Elects volved., and earnings year in history, Mr. ly from tho Inside* This week only gest?" s R. C. The EAC president said Inter- Edwards said. Sales for the six we are offering you this window A) I want first to assure you itate will continue to operate un- months ended July 1 climbed toBoard OKg Longer Busing that I have no criticism ol.jfcur De Santis As der current management as an$8,067,000 and earnings reached for only 114.99 INSTALLED, broker who undoubtedly acted In Independent subsidiary of Elec- $485,000 or 32 cents a share- (minimum six) the best qi lalthi Probably on Unit Leader tronic Assistance. Because of itsmore than double the sales-earn- Route to Promote Safety your own dealre to increase your excellent machine tool facilities, ings rate for the period a year COLTS NECK - The school The Mapleorest contingeni Income, he exchanged three ' OCEANPCRT-The Monmouth Mr. Edwards said. Interstate al- ago. County Republican Executive board has agreed to lengthen a complained that children going stocks for high-grade b bus route In the Interest d safe- i parochial school are now these will give you better in- Committee of Oceanport elected • IUDMT TtlMS • FMI DILIVIRV ty- . clced up In the development come to live on currently, Cut Alfred, W. te Santis of TO Com- Drily mtf MsrsayI A-M.-lilO P.M. anche Dr. as Its chairman at St. James Confraternity More than a dozen parents while tfioee attending public with the exception of your Reyn- turned out at the meeting to pro- lOhool must walk to the highway 1 Friday'•» f P.Mr olds convertibles, they are Its reorganisation meeting. \ Mr; De Santh Isr a teacher i test the location of bus stops. Board member* decided to fixed-Income..securities which Has First Meeting Tonight Parents from the Mapleoreet cannot provide any long-range Shore Regional High School, eave «he decision to Dr, linger, merribar of the Board of Educa- RED BANK — The new execu- s Christ/' the area objected to having their m superintendent advUed the protection for your capital. tion here; first lieutenant in thetive board of the Confraternity of .. .Jonildren board the bus from Rt.board that, he will change (he ]K)Wllo nod twMjmng If long-term inflation is of Portaupeck Chemical Hose Co. Christian Doctrine at St. James ciasses, will be usedhig. h 6», which has a morning routes as requested so greater concern to you than cur- and vice president of the Ocean- Catholic Church met last week for speed limit that the children would not bavc 32 IROAD ST. 0 741-7500 • RED BANK The grammer school CCD pro- Parents, from Cruslus Pit com- t rent income, I would at least port Republican Club. He hasfinal scheduling of Its fail and grim gats under way with to gather at the haiardous lo- partially reverse the iwltche* been •'.Republican committee winter programs In adult educa- plained that their children board cations but the return routes wtl classes Saturday from 9 to 10:30the bus on Buck's Mills Rd., you have made. I Would Hold man here for the past four years, tion and special religious train*, a.m. in the 8k James Grammar remain a» they are. your Reynolds 4'/ s which are ex- ing for pupils attending public where .they are forced to stand 2 Tile either committee members School. This yeari as In the past, In ttwroad . changeable forth e common at B2are: Mrs. Mteabeh Ross of 2S;rammar and high schools. there will be two classes given and I would sell you telephone Wolfhlll Ave. end Mrs. ivltu P, "Die first event will be an ori- Spokesmen for the Maplecrest oft each of the eight grade levels, treats' was MrSi K. P. Hlrse- and Gulf Oil debentures. I would Voorhees «tf 13 Lake Ave.; dis-entation program tonight for with more added "as required. The SUPER put the proceeds back into Con-trict one: Mrs. Josephine Nllz of parents of Catholic students at- tinental Can —which has been 388 Milton Ave. and Leonard tending public high school li Superintendent Dr. J building » fine growth record— Longo of Driveway, district two; Bank Catholic High School ers. Mrs. Joan Lenlcfi, ldfen and into Qranlteville, an old-line Mrs. Dorothy UtdlUa of 68 Her-torium. Parents will meet CCD in the district board in equally Southern,textile which has been announced a special feature this SAVINGS bert PI. and Mr, De Santls, dls faculty and administrators and unsafe spots and that adjust- able to smooth out to a consider- year will be the addition of a trict three,.and Mm. Maty Ann have an opportunity to register hah? hour, of time for music ment would mean extending a able extent the cyclical swings Amorino of 1250 turf Gr. andteenagers. Beside the principal, similar privilege to other par- PLUS in its industry. films; slides; recordings and spe- Mort A. Btlrnes, 1263 Eatontawa Mrs. Alvina Johnston of Shrews-cial projects designed to relate ents. Q) "Please give, me Informa- fflvd., district four. bury, and her assistants, there God to the ydurigiters' lives. fUPMMARKITf Low Everyday tion alxwt the" requirements for are six college trained members of the CCD high'school teaching Adult education plaits will beLangan, Hassell Error Cited staff who will be on hand to greet announced later. Weekly study the parents, titi. Johnston said sessions and monthly home dis-Back Democrats she Is looking for qualified peo- cussion groups will continue as in UNION BEACH - two Inde- In Granting ple to add to her teaching staff: the past under the leadership of pendents who have withdrawn The CCD high school Will hold Richard Cordasco, hew chairman from the Borough Council race its first class next Monday from of adult education for CCD. announced last night they will Of Permit 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and continue This year's executive board of support the Democratic ticket In FREEHOLD — Supsrlop r Court through the school year. Two the Confraternity of Christian the general election. ^gd ElviEln R. SlmmllSllll l rulled classes will be given for fresh- Doctrine continues under the di- William Langan, a former that .the Matawan Borough build men and sophomore students, re- rectorship of Rev. William .Ander- Democratic councilman, and ing inspector overlooked a por-spectively, and one class each son and consists of Richard Samuel Hassell Jr., said they tion of the zoning code in grant for Juniors and seniors. Byrne of Shrewsbury, president; have bowed out as a unity ges< big a permit for a proposed shop. A new feature this year will beRichard Tierney of Red Bank, tore and wilt campaign for the >ing center. the creation of a student couricil vice president - treasurer; Mrs.slate led by Mayor Alfred T. Hen- In his ruling ' Friday, Judge with a Christian Brother as mod- [Doromy Waterman of River Pla- hessy Jr. Simmill said that the 20 . foo erator. ThB school administration ta, secretary;, Mrs, Johnston; The Hennessy ticket won hand- setback reqiiiWments in the or-will look to this group forsug -Mrs. LeniCh; Mr. Cordasco, andily in A Democratic primary cor* dinance applied id all lots; Inolud gestions-on courses and special John Plain of Little Silver, com-,test with,a list led by Council- Gold Modal Hour 5i49- Ing a .corner OM. prbgrainsYA new text. "To Live hiuhlcatibn chairman, man Andrew J. O'Bosky, The The motion which was deniec Republican ticket,; headed by was In conjunction with a lull Harry Joseph a former court filed by Dr. Aram A, Captanian Colts Neck School Board clerk, was unopposed. Green Giant Peas 4. who is Matawan Borough physi- Mr. Hassell is a former mem- cian, against Arnold G. Taranto; ber of the borough' Board of Ed- cash refund the building Inspector; Sam Ber-Ponders Swapping of Land ucation. i and details nard, the contractor, and Warrei CASH the board needed land adjacent Ryan, the, property owner, whi COLTS HECK - the Board 6! FlnaSt Education has debated the prob to Cedar Drive School for a ball wants to build an U-store shop field. Quality ,mo»sfl. plrig complex dh Spring' St., be-terns involved M & proposed ian< REFUND alt and Inttalla- swap with the township bilt gd The Totfttfhlp Committee fcal HOUSE tween Main apd Jacksdh Sis. no closer to a decision. Indicated that it can not deed ON All YOUR FOOD PURCHAW8* llon U. CAN 6OZ.JAR The-suit maintains that the pro After a lengthy discussion, th< the land at Cedar Dr; to tts • Nd money down posed center would violate the board, decidea to hold off an;school board because It Is part OtOUNO <#r lUCTSAMtW m* INttANT .542-2150 zoning ordinance because of im- mew tor two weeks while tinof the township's Green Acres t2) gVmSC proper setback lines. board attorney, Henry J: Sallng project. The township has of- Ralph S; Heuser of Matawai prepares a memo on some of tinfered the board "control" of the MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE represents Dr. Captanian, possible alternatives. land. 7* Richard T. O'Connor of Freeholi At Issue i« a proposed swap i\ Cites Possibility M .. .„ represents Mr, Ryan. Borougi which the board would deei Mr. Baling fold the board last WARD 3i. Attorney Louis R. Alkins, Lon, three acres of land on Conove night discussions he has had with ifcOFFLUa Branch,' represents the building Rd. to the. township for a firestate officials indicate that an Bold Detergent 59 inspector. house, and the township will glvi agreement giving the board conr trol of the land during school hours might be acceptable to the state. , School board members are not happy about till* sort of LEMON PIES RED BANK cothprbmise. Ifce board wondered wnether .0, the" it-real* could be "NMfibW lITTEIUdlLI ADULT fforn m Preen Acre* project. Mr. Saiidj! said he Will outline1 m possible ways In which the" U.S. &OVT GRADE 'A' - TINDIR, BROAD BRIASTED SCHOOL Question of land for the flrehouse can bi settled) In addition, the attorney will review the ramifi- cations of removing the ball field OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE IN: acreage from the total program of the township and he will draw TURKEYS up a possible control agreement MONDAYS (CLASSES START SBPT. 25) THURSDAYS (CLASSBI STAW MPT. 1U for the board to consider. 16 TO 22 LBS. Board members said they Y0UP3JP.0HJ Ctmrtinet Bridge—Btcjinntrs Ceramlei would Ilk* to make the land LIMIT available tit the fire company as intiales PLEASI Creoflvs WrIHna Data Prac'isttng Concepts I soorl is possible but they do not DoM ProctMlnfl Concept* II Iffccflvo Speaking want to flak not getting anything ONI PRICI ONLT2I 9 in return for the land. Haifa English A* New Americans Frerteh I Chuck Steak First Aid—Beginners packaday. • 45 fiirnltiirsi Reflnlihlncj French III Bowling Day SHOUIDIR CUT ttermon III In loins parts of New Jenty, Hlflh Sttieel Equivalency Oomum I by simply breathing you'd In* London grail For Seniors hale t!iB equivalent of Idclga- Interior Decorating Golf EATONTOWN — About 35 of rettes a day. Air pollutors got Mllllhety Guitar For Beglnnon this boroUgh's senior citizens will wrist-slapping fine* (If any* Mntlfiej At A Hobby be present Wednesday to partici- Hla.li School Equivalency pate in a special bowling day at thing was done at ill) until tlt« HONEY Clano—Beginners Office Machines the Brunswick'Monmouth Lanes, Democratlo Legltlatun took Reading Improvetnaflt fat Adults JolIHe Ave\, Long Branch, spon- action. Today, violators pay Miytnmltt Ixerclies For Womon Safety At lM sored by the Brunswick Corp. fines up to $2,500 i day, DEWS Suulililr* Social Dancing III tKe group will Join other senior There's a new Stall Division of dtlzMts throughout Monmouth Clean Air Shd Water. A Regional lM And Your Monty Spanish I CoUnty In ah afternoon of free Pollution Cdtttrdl CbmrrilSilbn. Typing—Intermediate bowllngi refreshments and In- Iketchlrid strUeHprt for those Who Want to Uniform antl-poliiltloh stand- Wfavlnf And Canine- learn more about bowling, ards throughout N.J.. Emir- ifteill Darielnfl l-ll Prune Plums Jack Ward) marketing services gancy amog alirUi Thara wan Bread A Butter UHllntlon Of Builntit ll! flli S^nlih III manager for the Eastern Region also threats of political punish- Pukllcatlom For rortonalj And '" *% *>O Ireflwtrlpr—AIC Ihorrhond of BrUhsWtok Corp., said this Is mentto the ) DemMfatld Ltgl* PLAT! Professional McmagMMMlt * part of the corporation's "Club Ty|illlf~ts)tl« HoUlo IS" program, which is op- lature. But action Was deiper- li D«V«lopmcnt erating throughout the United ately noedetfj and you got It Ol citli GrtijH '. Statist Mr. Ward said Brunswick has initiated bowling programs RlfclSTRATION DATES for senior citizens ill over the United States, MONDAY, llPTEM&ER T8 — 7:00 P.M. TO 9t00 P,M. Rduced1 rates are offered at The iwick laties to senior groups, THURSDAY. SEPTIMHR 21 - 7i00 P.M." TO 9:00 ML i who da not care to par- Demoorano ate may observe. MONDAT, ItPtiMMR 2B - 7100 P.M. TO 8s00 P.M. . Ji. LfclUe D. Soety Is direc- . llaiupfli . tor pro t«m for the Eatohtowri men BFfNnvi THRU IATURIIAY> %mwm to, REP BANK HIGH SCHOOL CAttftftlA u'"Wt tttlains. lecouragetodo M Umi citUens partlolpat- 320 THIRD AVE. LONG BRANCH _ _ M J I p'lciilo and ciok-oUf W what is right., r * > PHONE 741-S900 AI Ifl Si Wolcott MiriVll a tut d ROUTE 36 md RRST AVE., ATUNT1C HIGHUH0S Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated John's Homestretch M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher By J1W BISHOP / \ Arthur Z. Kamin, JEditor My father is in the homestretch for his 84th birthday. He Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor . William F. Sandford, Associate Editor will raake it on Oct. 29. There is nothing unusual about thto. There are people staggering around old enough to be nU .parents. He lives in our house, and I have watched the met- amorphosis of the burly, aggressive 254-pound cop to the wnite- Shift of Responsibility haired patrician gentleman of 159 pounds, who saves his best smiles for attractive Democratic Assembly candidate the quality of education, school build- ladies. Patrick J. McGann, Jr. may endear ings and related academic matters. Is 84 worth it? I don't know; He remains himself to boards of education — but Since school children are bused as an omniverous reader of books; he walks in a matter of public safety, Mr. McGann an uncertain cha-cha; his conversation is not necessarily to municipal governing bright and intelligent He is down to four bodies — with a school busing plan says the problem becomes one of newspapers a day — the New York Times, he has advanced. "direct concern to government—local the News, the Miami Herald and the Jersey Journal. He is an expert on the subject of It's time for a "complete shift of .county, or state — as much as police and fire protection." Medicare, and rather dense on the pill. responsibility for the transportation of He has an extraordinary interest in the school children," Mr. McGann says. He would like transportation costs next meal, and his plumbing. So far as I Now the whole matter rests with the to appear directly in the municipal can decipher, he has had a bad heart since the age of nine, when he survived diphtheria. He used to build fluids in the individual district boards of education. budget — to be fixed and adopted by elected municipal officials. State sub- lungs, but Dr. Louis Bennett, who visits him weekly, says that He wants it taken care of by municipal he can find none .and the ticker steams onward at 72 per minute. officials. sidies, according to the McGann plan,' would continue as before — only they * . * * Don't sell the idea short — it has would be made to the municipality IN HIS ROOM, he watches baseball games, golf matches some Interesting possibilities that and documentaries. Politically, he takes a side-winder at al- instead of the board of education. most everybody you might mention, except Lyndon Johnson. should be explored. We look with favor upon any pro- He writes long Betters in Spencerian script, and some of them Mr. McGann reasons that trans- posal that would lighten the load of ^are addressed to a lady in Arizona" whom he will not discuss. portation is a mighty heavy item in a board of education — and permit its Meticulous notes are kept on his desk about his physical board of education budgets. He claims members to concern themselves more condition. It reads like a form chart on King Tut. He complains — and rightly so — that is an "out- with students, faculty, books and cur- that the little girls take too long in the bathroom, but, once the door closes behind him, he will'shave and bathe and preen him- standing cause^,for school budget de- riculum. Besides, it^lso would help self so that, if he lives to emerge, he looks like a retired million- feats. And, "equally important, he make the annual school budget more aire. argues that it has nothing to do with palatable to the voters. He is the best of all possible fathers, if only because he regards his three children as idiots who must stM be guided every inch of the way. I'm 59 and recently, in an angry moment, Shellfish Industry's Plight he told me to ask his permission before leaving for a round of golf. "Why?" I said. "Because," he said, pounding the table Another Assembly aspirant — Jo- helping to eliminate pollution. It is rhythmically, "I'm your fafher, that's why." . seph Azzolina, who is seeking re-elec- possible that it may have a positive ' He is riot a dull man to be around. Underneath the sudden effect. bursts of irritation is a deep sentiment. For three years, he tion — has come up with a justified has been working on a family picture album. An old chrome comment for the state over the prob- We know that efforts are taking of his mother and father, at the time of their marriage in 1882, lehvof reported destruction of clam place to establish regional sewerage occupies the entire first page. The captions are in white ink beds in Sandy Hook, Bay. , systems in the area — and this, to a and respectful. One reads "Oh time in thy flight ..." but I haven't figured out whether this refers to the person pictured, Mr. Azzolina, a Republican, has great degree, hopefully will make the Waters clean again. or his own wonderment about all the years that have whizzed taken it upon himself to bring the A CONSERVATIVE VIEW by his train window. plight of the clamming industry to the Meantime, there must be^a firm, u • * * attention of state officials and the pub- program set forth by the state — and DAILY, HE WALKS all the way to the mailbox for exer- particularly the state Department of lic. And it ds a cause that deserves sup- The Rhodesian Charade cise and leans on it. iWhen he was a police lieutenant, he did Conservation and Economic Develop- 10 to 12 miles a night in bitter cold and called it "bracing" port • By JAMES J. KILPATRICK wise, the failure is nearly total. Oil is moving ment — to make the shellfish industry Now he leans on the mailbox and looks around for action on a The shellfish industry, at one time, More than nine months have elapsed since into Rhodesia through South Africa and Mo- quiet street. Then he starts the 50-foot shuffle back across the one that can be profitable again. There the United Nations blundered into its resolu- zambique in orderly rivers of supply. The lawn. was one of the most important in the are too many people in the county who tion of mandatory sanctions against Rhodesia. Sunday Times described one complex scheme county — but, in recent years, it has It now has become fully evident that the sanc- by which Shell Middle East sells Crude oil Naps come unbidden. Sometimes, with head down, he ap- feel they can no longer make a living pears to be reading. At others, the t.v. set is on, but he isn't. run into a great deal of difficulty. Wa- tions are failing in their announced purpose to a Tefinery in Durban, South Africa. The in that business — and, consequently, of starving the Rhodesian refinery sells to a locally controlled subsidiary To me, the nose looks longer and the lips have disappeared. The ter pollution, among other things, has are looking to other areas for employ- government into abandon- of Shell; the subsidiary sells to independent big thrill is a trip to Sam's Barber Shop for a hair trim. Now taken away the economic prosperity ment. ment of independence. With dealers who ship to Salisbury; in Salisbury, a and then, we take him in the boat to Sonken's Restaurant, and of the business. every month that passes, Rhodesian government purchasing agency he considers this a wild night out because a couple of highballs Mr. Azzolina ds taking an excellent the impotence of the'United buys the oil for resale to wholesale and re- go with it. Mr. Azzolina has reported that two approach in forcing the issue with the Nations stands more glar- tail outlets. An estimated 14 months' 6upply In the late hours, sleep will not come and a slat of light weeks have gone by since his demand state — mainly, in this case, to find ingly revealed. of petroleum is in stockpile. shows under his bedroom door. In the morning, when the rest that the state either justify the alleged out' what is going on in connection All this was foreseen at • * * of the household is awake, Big John falls asleep. Perhaps the destruction of clams in the bay or the time of the Security MEANWHILE, the inflow of critical goods most surprising aspect of this man in age is that, when he is with the dredging operations in the Council's debate in Decem- awake, I get the impression of a busy person. cease dredging operations immediately. is matched by a flourishing export trade. area of Sandy Hook Bay. ber of last year. One by Rhodesian chrome regularly is winding up in Seldom is time wasted in his day. Sometimes, when the The question remains whether the An answer should be forthcoming one, delegates from Zam- Japan. Rhodesian copper, according to the house is too quiet, he walks next door to Wally Lehmann's to KILPATRICK bia, Mali, India, Bulgaria, Times, is moving in full volume through a talk. Recently, he completed reading all of John Gunther's dredging is hurting the clambeds or _— and we hope it will be soon from Jordan, Nigeria and Senegal warned that state officials. dummy company in South Africa; the ore books. "Boy," he said happily, "can that man write. Here's whether it is indeed helping them by sanctions would be evaded. In their view, goes out of Lourenco Marques to Antwerp and only force would succeed — military force — a check. Get me a new book on Africa. Gunther's book has the Hamburg to ultimate destinations in Great names of all the old countries, but I want to know the new and Britain would have no part of that. Britain itself. Asbestos similarly finds . its * * * ones." A half century ago, he read all the volumes of the Ency- INSIDE WASHINGTON way in Dutch, German and Japanese freight- clopedia Britannica, skipping a few articles because he found SO THE CHARADE BEGAN. The oblig- ers to world markets. Rhodesian meat prod- them to be dull. . i ducts, comfortably certified as produce of ing Portuguese hustled up some props and "It was a beautiful experience," he said recently. "It's stage sets. The South Africans provided cos- Mozambique, go through a relabeling process and end on British tables. strange, though. I can't remember a damn thing I read." He's 38 States Rob the Poor tumes, makeup, backdrops. Around the one of a kind. world, both governments and corporations All this stage-managing is expensive, of < By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT "We in Congress Included in the Social donned masks of respectable sham. It might course, but it also is marvelously profitable More than 900,000 elderly poor are being Security amendment a provision which al- have been different if the case against Rho- to the middlemen. It was scarcely surprising EVENTS OF YEARS AGO deliberately "robbed" by their states of lowed; but did not require, the 6tatea to pass desia had rested upon a solid footing of law, when the independent Republic of Malawi around $40 million in public assistance funds along an amount up to $5 a month of added morality, and world opinion, but the whole 10 days ago abandoned any pretense of obedi- provided by the federal government. Thirty- Social Security benefits to individuals by ex- production was tainted with hypocrisy from ence to the UN resolution. Malawi's Dr. eight states are guilty of this "legalized cluding it from income calculated for old age the outset. ' Hastings Banda, one of the few African real- burglary." assistance and other federal-state welfare A few weeks ago, the London Sunday ists, would like a piece of the business for 50 Years Ago It is being "perpetrat- programs based on need." Times devoted a full page to a documented his under-developed country. So Malawi will Charles Covert of Tinton Falls was one of the few farmers ed" through a loophole in But although Congress made it clear, account of the "sanction busters." One enter into diplomatic and commercial rela- in this section who did not go "potato crazy" on account of the Social Security Act as Hartke contends, that its intention was to photograph showed a rail marshalling yard at tions with South Africa. Some of the profes- the large profits which farmers made from potato crops sional Africans are outraged, but Dr. Banda's revised in 1965 raising old "assist our elderly poor and not to enrich the Beira, in Portuguese Mozambique. There were last year. He plants most of his tend, comprising 30 acres, with decision has a novel virtue: It smacks of rige benefits by 7 per cent treasuries of the states, 38 of them have failed ; the new cars, bound for Salisbury — German wheat. Last week he harvested 800 bushels of grain. — with a minimum of $4 a to' pass this money on." Volkswagens, British Austins, French Simcas, • honesty. month to enable the very As a graphic example he cited the case Peugeots and Citroens. Another photograph The longer this travesty plays on, the The preliminary stages of another big wet and dry fight poor to pay the $3 monthly of Illinois. "Illinois has an anual public aid identified a tobacco warehouse near Lisbon, more embarrassing it must be to the United are under way at Holmdel. Patrick A. Fallon of South Amboy, Medicare insurance charge. budget of $350 million, half of which is sup- where "thousands of tons" of Rhodesian to- Nations, to Britain, and to the United States who recently bought the Edward W. Perrine hotel property, It is this $4 minimum plied by the federal government," declared bacco have found a point of sales transition. 'as principal co-author of the show. Rhodesia will try to get a license next month and he was at Holmdel that that states are using Hartke. "The gain to Illinois by refusing to ALLEN The sanctions have played havoc with is a fact of international life. After nine several days last week getting signers for his application. to pilfer some $40 million In pass on the $5 exclusion to its aged poor is Rhodesia's sugar exports. They have cur- months of fantasy, recognition of that fact federal public assistance funds from the $110,000 a month, or $1,320,000 a year. That tailed 6ales of tobacco and chrome. Other- would be a welcome relief all around. needy aged. Only 12 states are "living up to certainly was not the intent of Congress, end the letter of the law" and notxdoing that. is little short of legalized burglary of the un- They are Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Ha- fortunate people who can afford it least." YOUR MONEY'S WORTH 25 Years Ago waii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Nevada, While bluntly castigating the states, Three more infantile paralysis cases have been reported South Dakota, Vermont, Hartke holds Congress also must take some In the county, bringing the year's total to 19 and closing the Wyoming — and the Terri- of the blame. "We talk about the pressing It's Our Vietnam Era first three grades of the Keyport Grammar School. All are in tory of Guam. need to eliminate poverty," he said, "but Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Four other states are when we pass a measure to help the poorest By SYLVIA PORTER and mounting demands pull up prices. Taxes partially abiding by the in- of our people a little bit, we leave a loophole The words leap out from page six of the are being hiked at every level as the federal The Molly Pitcher Hotel cannon, a souvenir of World War tent of the law by allowing that gives benefits to the states instead. It just-passed "Veterans' Pension and Readjust- government tries to meet the costs of Vietnam I, will be "drafted" to become a-part of the present world the blind to receive their was never our intention to subsidize state ment Assistance >Act of 1967." Benefits, says and restrain the economy and other segments conflict, it was announced yesterday by officials of Shrews- share of federal assistance. treasuries out of these Social Security in- the 1967 law, are to be paid to: "Veterans of of government try to cover their soaring ex- bury Post, American Legion. The field piece will be the Legion's These are Alabama, Califor- creases. World War I, World War II, the Korean con- penses. Credit is being limited as the Federal contribution to the scrap drive here and will be remodeled Reserve System tries, through monetary poli- nia, Massachusetts and "The plain fact i6 that this loophole is flict, or the Vietnam era." into a bright new gun to lick Hitler and the Japs. Pennsylvania. Just like that — Viet- cy, to control Inflation until fiscal policy (tax- nothing less than highway robbery that is be- es) can take over part of the task. This is the harsh charge ing perpetrated against some 910,000 elderly nam Era. You are not in of Senator Vance Hartke, poor whose states are not passingjon to them a global war, as you were (2) Broad but extraordinarily joyless D-Ind., member of the Finance Committee the funds Congress voted to pay for their twice earlier this century. prosperity. There's no doubt that we have which is considering the bill passed by the Medicare insurance. It is shocking that we You are not in a conflict, been and still are in a prolonged period of House last month increasing old age benefits are* allowing these hundreds of thousands of as you were in Korea in economic expansion to the highest economic by W/i per cent and making other changes. aged Americans to be so victimized. mid-century. You are in an peaks ever. As of Oct. 1, the expansion will era, officially designated Hartke is vigorously pressing an amendment "This unconscionable filching must be be 80 months old, matching the boom that by Congress as "the Viet- to wipe out the little-known loophole "that stopped, and that's what I propose to do by spanned World War H in the 1940s. nam era," and officially gives benefits to the states instead of the making it mandatory that federal funds given * * * covering "the period begin- the states for old age assistance actually go r." PORTER ning Aug. 5, 1964, and end- BUT THE JOY WENT out of the boom to those entitled to them." r In the last fiscal year the federal govern. ing on such date as shall thereafter be deter- last year. Because of the danger that sky- * * * ment contributed $1,318 billion to the 50 states mined by presidential proclamation or con- rocketing Vietnam spending would set off a for old age assistance. This money was to O.E.O. HOOPLAH — In the three years of current resolution of the Congress." now inflation, credit was tightened almost to help the states meet the minimum standards its existence, the Office of Economic Opportu- a crisis point and the basic housing industry they themselves fix for welfare payments — nity has spent more than $1 million of anti- It would be presumptuous of me to try to was forced into a tallspln. Which Include Social Security benefits. These poverty funds for self-aggrandizing and other describe this era in social, moral, ethical, . (3) Climbing employment and shortages ceilings vary. In nine states they are $50 a propaganda purposes. philasophical, political, etc., terms. This I of skilled workers side by side with major month or less. That means a Social Security The amount of money actually spent for would willingly attempt at your dinner table joblessness among the unskilled. There Is a beneficiary receiving $50 monthly gets no ad- this publicity is not obtainable. Congression- but not in print. It is, though, appropriate stage at which high employment among the ditional assistance from his state. Total spent al authorities have gotten little definite infor- for me to suggest what sort of era it is in skilled turns into over-employment and causes lest year for old age public assistance was mation in trying to ascertain the extent and economic terms — and here I go. shortages which threaten economic growth. $2,004 billion. amount of these expenditures. O.E.O. Direc- * * * This stage has been reached In this Vietnam The' federal government's share ($1,318 tor Sargent Shriver and his lieutenants are THE VIETNAM ERA is an era of (1) Ac- era. Meanwhile, even this great, protracted bllllpn) was 65.6 per cent. Of the remainder vague and unresponsive. celerating inflation, rising taxes, tight money expansion has not absorbed the unskilled and ti |603 million (30.1 per cent) was put up by But the tangible evidence of widespread and historically steep interest rates, an un- the untrained. jtfe fltates, and $83 million (4.1 per cent) by O.E.O. publicity and propaganda is inescapa- happy foursome which rarely has occurred (4) Deficit* in the Federal domestic bud- counties and-cities. ble. before in our country. Yes,, we had inflation get and deficits in our International, accounts •' - The states' $603 million included the $40 Not only does the agency have one of the phis high taxes in World War II and during (balance of payments.) The fact that both -(pillion they "filched" from the government's largest publicity staffs in the government, but the Korean conflict, and we ,also had price- accounts are bathed in red Ink no longer sur- dortjon. its numerous periodicals, newsletters, news- wage controls, rationing, priorities, install-^ prises anyone. ,,?• * * papers and various other publications are to ment credit curbs and/or other wartime regu- (5) An, unprecedented degree of interna- "I mean, everybody's up-tight about $• HOW THEY'RE DOING IT - The loop- be found all over the country. This nation- lations. But we did, not have to battle scarce tional flnanclal-trado co-operation among the thfs lack of communication ond It'* hole making thto possible is an optional pro- wide propaganda network Includes six month- and expensive credit too. leading free nations. It'a a smorgasbord, with your bag* dig, but It really puts *l»ten In the 1965 raise in Social Security ly magazines, a monthly newsletter, a week- This time, we have all four, while we do some items sweet, some tour. But the longer ly newsletter and a score of community news- not have wartime controls to rwtialn a war the -Vietnam era lasti, the more Itemi will me on a bummer, see?" bcntflU. Senator Hartke explains this "lit- papers with a give-away circulation of up- which docs not officially exist. 'Inflation is turn aour and the more bitter wlH> become tUAnfwn form of highway robbery" as fol- wards of 6.5 million. speeding up as mounting costi push up prices the whole "taste." 1 to «- ., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 Miss Susan Swanmn Ens, Eager THE DAILY REGISTER MomUy, Sept, 18, 1967-r? Wed to Mr, Hermann Married in Rutgers Chapel EAT0NJOWN-- Mlsi Suatn her aUter. Bridesmaid* were Married Marie Swanson and Jean-Claude the Miaaes Anne Hermann, Hermann were married Saturday home, «Uter of the bridegroom, at • Nuptial Mass celebrated by and Michele D'Alola, Caldwell. In Hawaii Katherine Gross Is Bri Bcv. Jame» B. Coyle here in Flower girl was Elitabeth Sidow, WAHIAWA, Hawail-our Udy NEW BRUNSWICK-MIsi Katharine Wood the Church of the Immaculate Eatontown, the bride's niece. of Sorrow* Church was the set- Gross, daughter of Dr. end Mr*. Mason Welch Conception. Joseph Clifford, Upper Darby, ting here Saturday for the mar- Grow of this city and Rutnson, was married The bride is the daughter of Pa, w«s best man, and viktr* riage of Mils Susan Davidson to here Saturday afternoon to Clayton Hanson Mrs. Michael Vasljenko, 14 Camp- were James Landau, West Long Ens. Robert William Eager Jr., Farnham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bayles bell Dr:l and the late Wilbur A. Branch, and Matthew Dancy, U.S. Naval Reserve. He is the Farnham of Middlebush, Swanson. Parents of the bride- son of Mr. and Mrj. Robert W. Caldwell. The ceremony in Kirkpatrick Chapel of groom are Mrs. Urban Zentgraf, Eager Sr., S Buttonwood Dr., wife of Lt. Col. Zentgraf, 2 An- The bride Is a 1965 graduate Rutgers University was performed by Rev. of Monmouth Regional High Fair Haven, N.J. Charles G. Newberry, rector of Christ Church, bury Ave., Ooeanport, and the The bride, daughter of Mr. and late George Hermann. School and Chamberlayne Junior New Brunswick. He was assisted by the Rev. College, Boston, Mass. Mrs. George Apps Davidson of Bradford S. Abernethy, chaplain of Rutgers Immediately after the cere- Mr. Hermann, en electrician New Orteans, La., was given in University. Following the wedding a reception money a reception was held in marriage by her father. She wore the Deal Golf and Country Club. employed at Fort Monmouth, at was held in the home of the bride's parents in tended schools in France and an Empire-styled gown ol Ivory Piscataway Township. Mr. Vasllenko gave his step- peau de sole and re-embroidered Mrj. Robert W. Eager Jr. daughter In marriage. She wore was graduated in 1962 from Mrs. Jean-Claude Hermann The bride was escorted by her father who Long Branch High School, He Alencon lace. The bell-shaped (The former Susan Davidson) cage style gown of French jrose (The former Susan Swanson) sleeves and train were of sheer is president of Rutgers University. Her wed- point lace over a sheath of peau also served four years In the ding dress was of heirloom Brussels lace over U. S. Navy. illusion bordered with appliques members of the Naval Reserve de sole and fashioned with a de- of matching lace. who wore ushers were Ens. silk faille. She carried a prayer book and a tachable chapel-length Watteau The couple will reside at 102 Sept. 9 James H. Lambert, Pearl City; bouquet of orchids and stephanotis. train. Park Rd., Monmouth Beach, on Rev. Louis Boyenames offici- Ens. Michael Curtis Stipson, Ha- Miss Ellen Clarissa Gross was maid of Mrs. Martin Sidow, Eaton- their return from a wedding trip ated at the ceremony. leiwa,' and Ens. Michael D. honor for her sister. Other bridesmaids were to the Pocono Mountains, Pa. town, was matron of honor for Wedding In Miss Claudia Elizabeth Collins Gracy; Honolulu. Mrs. Anthony Gristina, Mrs. Eari Hoffman, of New Orleans was maid of Immediately after the cere- Miss Kristin Margaret Langlykkc, Miss Na- Si John's honor. Also attending the bride mony a reception was given by dine Charlotte Luporini, and Miss Maria Bou- Rinkowski-Zimmerman was Mrs. Westervelt T. Ballard the bride's parents at Pat's at chelle Campbell. They wore floor-length dress- of Ewa Beach. Punaluu. The couple will reside es of aquamarine linen-jind carried bouquets Ens. J. Jinks Harrill, USNR, in Sunset Beach on their return of white Shasta daisies and variegated ivy. Ceremony in Keyport Haleiwa, was best man. Other from a wedding trip to Maui. Todd T. Brack served as best man. Ushers were Charles Welles Gross and Thomas Welch sister of the bride; Mrs. Edward Gross, the bride's brothers, and M. Feild Palmer, Keansburg, and Mrs. Gomila, W. Seaborn Jones, John V. Paxton, Frank Quaglla, East Keansburg, Miss Noreen Collins Patrick J. Rice, Benjamin F. Stanton, L. Mrs. Clayton, F. Farnham sisters of the bridegroom. Chris- David Willison 3d, and Robert F. Zimmerman. tine White, Spotswood, cousin of Mrs. Fsrnham was graduated from Milton (The former Katherine Gross) the bride, > was flower girl. Wed at Nuptial Mass Academy and Vassar College. In June she Golden and Gregory in Atlanta. He is a Edward Rinkowski, Keansburg, received her master's degree from the Winter- RED BANK - St. James lieutenant in the United States Naval Reserve- was the best man for his brother. thur Program dn Early American Culture at Catholic Church was the setting Mr. Farnham's father, a former professor of Ushering were Frank Quaglia, the University of Delaware. East Keansburg, brother-in-law here Saturday for, the marriage horticulture at Rntgers, recently retired as Vf Miss Noreen Mary Collins, Her grandparents are Mrs. Reginald executive secretary of the Horticultural So- of the bridegroom; Lawrence Devereux Kernan of Boston, Mass., and the Shannon, Hazlet; Paul Rinkow- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ciety of New Yock. His mother is an associate R. Collins, 62 N. Sunnycrest Dr., late Mr. Kernan, and the late Mr. and Mrs. editor for the Rutgers Univprsity Press. . 'ski, Scotch Plains, brother of the Charles Welles Gross of Hartford, Conn. bridegroom, and Edward Palmer, Little Silver, to George Joseph Mr. Farnhajn's grandparents were the late Keansburg, brother-in-law of the Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom, an alumnus of the Uni- Mr. and Mrs. "Bert Evarts Farnham of Dun- bridegroom. Robert Zimmer- George R. Martin, Brooklyn, versity of the South, was graduated in June kirk, N. Y., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Wylie mann, at home, brother of the N. Y. from the University ol Georgia School of Law, Clayton Henson of Cartersville, Ga. bride, was ling bearer. Right Rev. Msgr. Emmett A. and is employed with the law firm of Arnall, The couple will reside in Atlanta. The bride and bridegroom are Monahan, pastor, officiated at graduates of of Middletown the Nupjial Mass and double ring Township High School. She is ceremony'. The Papal blessing employed as a secretary by Man- Mrs. Stephen P. Santelli was received by the couple. Bride's Cousin Celebrates Mass power, Inc., Perth Amboy. The (The former Maureen Andrews) The reception was held in the •RUMSON — The marriagi Mr. Maloney gave his daugh- bridegroom served four years in Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. vows of Miss Kaaren Rosemary ter in marriage. She wore a the U. .%-Air Force and is em- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Miss Mr.-Collins gave his daughter Maloney aiy James J. Gallaghe cage style gown of silk organza Mrs. Robert Rlnkowskl ployed by G. F. Willan, Spots- Maureen Rae Andrews, daughter in, marriage. She wore a gown were solemnized Saturday at over satin. ,. (The former wood. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. An- of silk shantung appllqued with Nuptial Mass celebrated here ii Mrs. Peter McGough,, Alexan- Carole Zimmermann) drews, 66 Pacific Ave., East heavy lace on the bodice and Holy Cross Catholic Church b; dria, Va., was matron of honor Sisterlwod to Honor, Keansburg, became the bride of tiered chapel-length train. . the bride's cousin, Rev. Jame. for her sister. Also attending lie KEYPORT — Miss Carole Ann Stephen P. Santelli, son of Mr; Maloney of Goshen, N.Y. Miss Mary Beth Boisseree, bride were another sfcter, Mis. Zimmermann, daughter of Mr, Prospective Members and Mrs. Salvatore Santelli, 23 The bride is the daughter William Durocher of Old Tappan, end Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman,-330 Arlington, Va., was maid of MATAWAN — The Sisterhood Aberdeen Ter., New Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maloney Mrs. Richard Dender, Sea Fairfield Way, Cliffwood Beach honor. Bridesmaids were the of Temple Shalom, the Reform On Sept. 9. Mrs. George J. Martin Monmouth Ave. Mr. Gallaghei Bright, and Mrs. William Savage, and Robert Rinkowski, son o: Misses Nance Lynch, Red Bank; (Tha former Noreen Collins) Congregation serving the Bay- Rev. Norman R. Riley offi- Eugenia MoAuliffe, Deal Park, is the son of Daniel Gallaghei Oakhurst. Flower girl was Terri Mrs. Claire Rinkowski, 31 Wash' shore area, will meet tomorrow ciated at the double ring cere- of Anthony Ave., Bronx, N.Y ington Ave., Keanstmrg, were and Gail Papendiok, Wyckoff. JMary's College, Emmitsburg. He Ann Maloney, Temple Woods, at 8:30 p.m. in the temple, mony in St. John's Methodist is associated with the National and the late Mrs. Gallagher. Md., niece of the bride. married here Saturday. Church and Ayrmont Sts. Church. The former Miss Collins is a graduate of Red Bank Catholic City Bank, Manhattan Branch. Immediately after the oen Kevin Gallagher, Riverdale, Rev. John A. Dzema celebrated The program theme, "Getting The bride was given in mar- High School and Saint' Joseph The couple will reside In Brook- mony a reception was held N.Y., was best man for his broth- the Nuptial Mass in St. Joseph's to Know You" will honor new riage by her father. She wore an College, Emmitsburg, Md., where lyn after a wedding trip to Eu- Bamm Hollow Country Clu er. Ushers' were Mr. McGough, Catholic Church. jand prospective members, A ivory silk linen gown designed she received a bachelor of rope. Middletown. brother-in-law ttf the bride; Mr. The bride was given in mar- comedy playlet, "How Sisterhood with an Empire bodice and Dior science degree in nursing. She Dender, and Thomas McGuin- riage by her father. She wore Can Succeed Without Even Try- sleeves. a sata peau chapel gown with ing," will feature Mrs. Z. S, recently completed a two-year ness, Bronx. a Watteau back. Miss Sandra Broander, Keans- tour of active duty as * lieuten- Schneider and Mrs. Edward Is burg, was maid of honor. The bri- Ann Landers The bride Us an alumna of Red Miss Janet Zirnmermann, sis- ant (J.'g.) to the U. 6. Navy rael. dal attendants were Miss Leslie Nurse Corps, assigned to the Bank Catholic High School and ter of the bride, was maid o: Membership information Is Monmouth College,' West Long honor. Fink, Belford, cousin of the Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. available from Mrs. Gerald bride; Mrs. Nicholas Durka, The bridal attendants weri Dressman, membership chair, Mr. Martin was graduated, from Down With Hippies B BCh 3 > Keyport, and Miss Doreen San- ? " v. . . x, W , >*•• *v— - G»n»t*« Miss Rose Mary- McDonnell, iman, 11 limerick PI., Harlet. St. Francis Preparatory School, telll, sister of the bridegroom. A member of the New York m, fonneT Kaaren R. Maloney) Cliffwood Beach, cousin of h Greenpoint, N. Y., and received Dear Ann Landers: I would tween meals I would say my City Fire Department, Mr. Gal- bride; Miss Linda Zimmermann, Robert Vachris Jr., Concord, a bachelor of science degree in like to form a club called the mother had a right to be strict lagher v/as graduated from St.| Add a tablespoon of grated Seek Candidates W. Va., was best man. Ushers economics from Mount Saint "Down With Hippies Society" about snaeking. But I am a Simon Stock High School, Bronx. orange rind to that custard-pie SPEECH For Beauty Contest were Raymond Santelli, Lynd- or something like that. I am sensible girl and not fat or any- The couple are honeymooning in filling '(along with the usual va- hurst, and Anthony Qrrico, Jer- tired of reading about weirdos, thing. Jamaica. nilla flavoring). Delicious, flavor CORRECTION WEST KEANSBURG - The sey City, cousins of the-bride- pot smokers, CSDers, draft- Yesterday when Mom heard change! A ; Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux- groom, and Anthony Lopes, RED BANK iliary is seeking a candidate for card burners and the rest of paring glass of milk for Keansburg. 100th Birthday /me a SPEECH CENTER the Miss Monmouth County VFW those creeps. Why do we waste „ she MM .(put it back. PTA Unit contest to be held Friday, Oct. The bride and the bridegroom 'MIDDLETOWN. - Mrs. Min- valuable magazine and news- You must ask me if you want 747-3563 nie (Aunt Min) Dangler cele- 13, in The Cobblestones Restau- are graduates of Middletown paper space and prime TV to eat between meals." rant,- Middletown. The contest is Township High School. The bride brated her 100th birthday yes- time on blobs who contribute Entertains, terday at the Ivy Rouse here. Every one of my friends can ppqn to single girls from 17 to attended Wesley College, Dover, nothing, have earned nothing go into their fridges and eat EABLY-WEVK Among her many birthday 22. Mrs. James Crowley, aux- Dei,, and is employed by Bell and amount to nothing? whatever they want to, and you cards was one from President Teachers iliary president, is accepting ap- Telephone laboratories, Holmdel. These oddballs have the idea should eee the glop they pack Lyndon B. Johnson. RUMSON — Eleven new facul- SPECIALS plicatiQns. The bridegroom served three that they are something special in. What is your opinion? — years in tha U.S. Marine Corps. Born in New Egypt on Sept. because they are attracting so ty members of Forrestdale and TUES., WED., THURS. HUNGRY Dean-Porter Schools and other 3 operator* to servo, you FALL CONFERENCE He was honorably discharged in 17, 1867, she came to Fair much attention. They go Dear Hung: I am assuming members of the faculty, Board of TUESDAY RED BANK — Annual fall April after a 13-muAth tour of Haven with her family when around ruining the scenery Education and office staffs were PERMANENT...... 58.00 conference of the Central New duty in Vietnam. He is employed she was an infant, And at- whenever they appear (just your story is the truth, the 30 xtruth anJd nothing bui guests of the board of the Rum- Jersey Chapter of Women's by Burroughes Corp., Trenton, tended the little red school- their presence Is a blight). •"*""'" """"" ~~ --"••— *••-' WEDNESDAY the truth — in which case the son Parent-Teacher Association Branch, Union of Orthodox Jew- and is a member of tha Philip K. house there. After 'her mar- They enjoy the stares, hoping WASH oqd SET $2.50 1 12-year-old should be free to here in the home of Mrs. John ish Congregation of America, "Tinker * Dom Detachment of the riage she moved to Rdd Bank someone will start something DAYS* THURSDAY so they c»n get into « fight help herself to a glass of milk J. Bell, Rumson Rd. will be held Wednesday at 9:3f Marine Corps League, Red Bank, where she Hived for 78 years._ Fall brings smart lew tMh- HAIR COLORING $5.Q0 and yell, "I am being persecut- or a piece of fruit without ask Mrs. Richard Scott, hospitality (Tints Only) a.m. in Congregation Beth Sha- ing special permission. m . . . is your M4y in lom here. Luncheon will be ed because I am a nonconform- chairman, was assisted by Mrs. shape for t|\«mT Copie M MARIE MILLER'S served. Among those participat- ist." , Earl Hallman, Mrs. K. E. Hoff- tM "BQ.dV-iArUikin" ona we man, Mrs. Richard Haftung, Mrs. BEAUTY SALON ing will be sisterhoods from I was told recently that I am ll rid you ol those extra I am J. C. Lovell, Mrs. E. William pound*/ toni-up anil flrm-uD 264-f 880 Hightstown, Long Branch, Lake- a square because I have a hair- in good wood, Asbury Park, Belmar, cut, a clean neck and wear Dey, Mrs. Robert McCredie and nut «Mr. 407 Union Ave. Ulloi hack health, and have straight mor- Mrs. J. Putham Brodsky. Donors Bradley Beach and Red Bank. shoes with laces. I also show- als. I am unmarried and I al •We will give you • written er every day and wear trousers included Mrs. Grover Culshaw, guarantee, tftat Inert will he a ways did factory vorik. Now I Mrs. Donald D. Howard, Mrs. specified Inch and wilgM Ian that are so loose I can actual- have a chance to move into a. ly sit down in-them. Charles Berry, Mrs. William El- uodtr our Individualized pro- lovely home and take over as is, Mrs. Robert Jordan, Mrs. gram. I know I am not alone in my a housekeener. What would views. There must be others J. M. Kelly and Mrs. William FOUR YEAR OLDS have to do? — IDELLE Buff. who resent the fact that nor- . . . alert, and Intelligent, end ai mature es such littlo Dear Idelle: If you have to mal people don't get any time The 11 new faculty members children «ga be, ere invited 1o join our new cleises. ask what a housekeeper is sup- or space or attention. How attending were Miss Eileen Clas- Our iucc«ii in teaching reading «nd jrithmttlc 1o posed to do, forget about tak- sey, Miss Janice Leavy, Miss qualified five-year-olds encourages ui to believe that about it? — DOWN WITH ing the job, something mare In »U way el readiness training can miPPJES Marilyn Santelle, James Savage, be done for carta.ii; four-year-old children than il prei- Dear Down: Here's some Mrs. Frances, LeKernes, Miss (Fne Parking) ently being accomplished. The children will attend class space, with more than 50 riiil- If you have trouble getting Maryann Mlnar, Miss Carole 111 East Newman Sprints Roed in our primary ichool. center at Rumion, which is de- lion readers. I, too, deplore the along with your parents ... if 'arver, Miss Susan Marshall,

Miss Jeanette M. Lassen Engagement Announced MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. Foster C. Lassen,. 25 Beechwood Ter., announce the engagement more its of their daughter, Miss Jeanette Marie Lassen, to Airman Second Class Gary Raymond Sidman, U.S. Navy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sidman of St. John, Kan. Miss Lassen was graduated in 1965 from Matawan Regional High School and is a merriber of the senior class at Ann May School of Nursing, Neptune. Her fiance, who is stationed aboard the USS Chicago, San Diego, Calif., is a 1962 graduate of St. John High School. the better the Magistrate Performs BS-Benz Ceremony MATAWAN — Mrs. Evelyn .Kirkpatrick Walling, North Con- 'course, Cliffwood Beach, became the bride of Charles Thomas Vena, Matawan Terrace Apart- ments, Cliffwood, on Sept 9.' Parents of the couple are Mr. and . Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, Cliffwood Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vena, East Con- course, Cliffwood Beach.

Magistrate Ralph t Heuser offi- ciated at the ceremony in his home on Main St. Mrs. Richard Tier, Cliffwood Beach, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor and Mr. Tier served as best man. The bride wore a blue peau de soie suit. The bride was graduated from has been fully trimmed. Hownice, toown a Matawan Regional High School. The new. '68 models are out, and now's the She is employed by Gibson Ho- time when millions of people make the big car you can be proud of. ' ''"'•" mans, Matawan. decision on their next car. The bridegroom attended Cliff- wood ScwBte and is employed by In the $6,600 class, should you buy one From $25,582* to $4,179* his father, who is a house paint- of the all-new, all-different dreamboats? You may be able to afford a Mercedes-Benz er. He is a member of the Cliff- wood Volunteer Fire Co. Or should you buy the almost unchanged , without knowing it. Below are suggested Mercedes-Benz 250S? retail prices* for 7 of the 13 Mercedes-Benz, Announce The dreamboats will do more for your models: ego. But the 250S will do more for your 600 Grand Mercedes „. ~., .-$25,582 driving, your pocketbook—and your peace 250SE Coupe . .. 9,099 Marriage of mind. NEW MONMOUTH — The 250SL Roadster „. .=..«. 6,485 ' marriage of Miss Margaret Anne 230SSedan. 5,035 Patrick to Second Lt. Henry No new-car bugs Arthur Moran Jr. has been an- 230Sedan 4,405 nounced by "her parents, Mr. and The 250S has stayed unchanged since its 200 Diesel Sedan 4,380 Mrs. Martin Charles Patrick, 151 1965 debut. It's free of the "bugs" that can 200Sedan.... 4,179 Summit Ave., Belford. The keep its all-new rivals shuttling back and bridegroom is the son of Mr. and •East and Gulf Coast ports of entry, exclusive of transporta- Mrs. Henry A. Moran Sr. of Liv- forth to the shop for adjustments. tion charges, options, slate end local taxes if any. ingston. And because Mercedes-Benz refuses to Note: Mercedes-Benz pioneered many The ceremony took place Aug. play the "planned obsolescence" game, you 19 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, important safety features, many years ago. with Msgr. Robert T. Bulman, enjoy another relief: the knowledge that Dual circuit brake lines, disc brakes and pastor, officiating. your 250S won't suddenly be shoved out of The bride was graduated from other items have been standard equipment Middletown Township High date, just when it's nicely broken in, Its School. She received a bachelor looks are meant to stay modern for years. for years, too. But work continues to make of arts degree at Syracuse Uni- Mercedes-Benz cars even safer—both in versity this year. During the The Mercedes-Ben^ 250S—an investment, not an indulgence. Clip coupon for more facts. summer she was employed by Behind the ballyhoo avoiding trouble, and in protecting you if Middletown Township Recreation trouble should occur. Commission as director of the Strangely enough, your 250S is fitted with and the 250S never wavers or pitches or balance front and rear braking forces. And f, Experimental Summer Play- more true engineering advances than any rattles. Things are uncannily calm. a power assist does the work—not your leg ground in the Bayview School Clip coupon for brochure Belford. She is teaching business of those cars that boast of being "all new" You're riding on an uncanny, fully inde- muscles. 'education at Ovid (N.Y.) High everyyear. . ; pendent suspension system. Steering with A note of reassurance: Mercedes-Benz Find out even more about the 250S—clip School. Lt. Moran, who is stationed at Perhaps it's not so strange at all. Most a recirculating-ball mechanism that has its mounts tires to the 250S that have been and send the coupon below and get your Seneca Army Depot in Romulus car makers are so busy dreaming up ways own shock absorber built in. Cradled in test-proved safe, even in continuous 100 free, 28-page color brochure. N.Y., is an alumnus of Living- Or better yet, visit our showroom soon ston High School and received a to make their products look new that they a rigid "unit" body that has been welded mph cruising under maximum load at bachelor of arts degree in his- ignore fundamentals. 10,000 times, studded with rubber cushions, normal air pressures. And mounts them as for a test drive in the unchanged, unri- tory from St. Francis College, "People can't see them—so why bother studied with a stethoscope to find and kill standard equipment. valled Mercedes-Benz 250S. Loretto, Pa., in 1966. making big technical improvements?" the structural flaws that mean noise. Wed at.Mass seems to be the attitude. Mercedes-Benz engineers think these Is it big enough? Mercedes-Benz bothers—because advances mean more than all the styling Check the dimensions of the 250S and you MURPHY & DAVISON, INC. In Holy Cross Mercedes-Benz believes a car should be an frills on earth. may ask, is it big and roomy enough—as U. S. Hwy. 9 Circle RUMSON — The marriage ol efficient machine, not fashion merchan- roomy as those sleek $6,600 rivals? Freehold, N. J. 07728 Miss Joan Welsh, 85 Ave. of Twi dise. And devotes its engineering brains to Brakes that don't fade The 250S is more compact than other Please send me the free 28-page brochure Rivers, and Damage Controlman on 6 Mercedes-Benz models. 3-c William Francis Xavier Mc- perfecting that efficiency. The 250S glides serenely over smooth roads, cars in its class. Two feet shorter overall, Grath, U.S. Coast Guard, wa of course. In fact, an American writer in for example. But so sane is its design, so solemnized Aug. 19 at a Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev. Joseph The telling proof Germany reported, "There is as little inside shrewd the use of interior space, that it J. Procaccini here in Holy Cros Drive the 25OS after you've spent a few noise at 100 mph as at a stand...ill." matches them for room in all vital respects. Catholic Church. Parents of the bridegroom are miles in one of its $6,600 rivals. It's the But say an emergency arises. Can you And as you'd expect, the 250S provides Mr. and Mrs. James F. McGrath, surest, most dramatic proof you can find stop? rich physical comfort. Seats are deeply con- 63 Martin PI., Middletown. Th of what technical superiority means inan You can stop the 25OS so well that brake toured and plumply padded. A built-in brido is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh. automobile. fade is almost unknown. The car draws ventilation system lets you enjoy con- The former Miss Welsh, a 1966 Seek out the kind of potholed back road down to smooth, straight-line stops—stop stantly replenished fresh air when all win- graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven dows are shut. Regional High School,. is an in- you'd try to avoid in ordinary cars. Don't after stop after stop. Check the technical formation operator for N. J. Bell spare the 25OS: aim for the bumps and dips. specifications: brawny, 10'/2-inch disc And as you'd also expect from Mercedes- Telephone Company, Red Bank, An amazing thing happens. You stay in brakes are bolted to all four wheels. There Benz, the finish is superb. No flaws or jag- Har husband, a 1984 graduate ol © Copyright 1967, Mercedes-Bent Red Bank Catholic High School your seat, the wheel stays in your hands, is even a tiny valve in the brake system to ged edges. Even the underside of the dash of North America, Inc., N.J. Is stationed at Sandy Hook, Freehold Clubwomen To Meet Wednesday ' FREEHOLD — Mrs. Frank Wheeler, local director of the fund-raising campaign for the MURPHY & DAVISON, INC., U.S. Hwy. 9 Grcle, Freehold, N. J. 07728. Phone: (201)-462-5300 Freehold. Area Hospital, wil •peak at the first fall meeting of the Freehold Woman's Club Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. in the club hou|D.

V "• &'.' .;/:•••. •. . Y Will T For Quick Results THEDAEf 7414W10 SAIN OR SHINE D. , 74I-&9M J uiai DAY OR NI6HT SECOND NEWS SECTION 45c PER WEEK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18» 1967 10c PER COW In Madison Township by 1969 Education Excellence Eyed MADISON TOWNSHIP - "The School Expansion Committee re- Classrooms and other instruc- will take place at PTA meetings, Roaring Twenties" had its expres- port stated the cost of the build- tional areas will have movable League of Women Voters assem- sion, "23 Skidoo," but today ing program to the taxpayers will partitions to permit instant space blies, fire houses and clubs and Board of Education members use lot be felt until 1969. At that changes necessary to accommo- organizations - throughout the a different phrase; "3700 by 69- ime taxpayer's will pay 43 cents date the instructional program. township. E." • >er $100 of assessed valuation. In During the next three and one- Board President William Rice Thirty-seven hundred means .970, the cost is supposed to de- half weeks school officials will rease to 39 cents per $100. said the state Division of Local the number of prospective stu- seek support of the township Government, which acts on bond dents to attend three new schools; Superintendent of Schools Jo- voters. The project hipges on seph V. Brust said the school's their approval of the necessary issues for municipal governments ONE OF THREE — Artist's rendering shows'proposed 820-pupil new Madison Township Grammar School, one of sixty-nine, the year these schools will be completed. And "E" is interior will give the visitor a funds. and school systems, has given its feeling of openness and freedom. three buildings proposed by the Board of Education in a $6,950,000 bond'issue package that will go before voters for excellence of education. Between now and Oct. 9, school approval to the bonding proposal. Oct. 10. Site of this building, to house grades kindergarten through fifth, is adjacent to the township high school. The large learning center will State Department of Education On Tuesday, Oct. 10, the voters be designed to serve hundreds of representatives will hold 22 meet- approval was given earlier to the of Madison Township will be pupils in a variety of learning ings to explain the school con design proposals of architects asked to approve the construc- experiences. struction programs. The sessions Kramer, Hirsch and Carohidi. For Criticizing Action in Riots tion of three schools that will ac- commodate almost 3,700 pupils at a cost of $6,950,000. Two Schools Planned The two 1,400 pupil "middle Guard *. Assails Disorders' Unit 1 HiltbrunnerFoundation schools' (grades six through WASHINGTON depart- absorb the cost of its members plete photography lab, court and cense and registration Conomos Mr. Smith said, "Senator Case tered fhe sweepstakes featured Hughes, , Senator Richard R. ment; Sgt. William J. Holliday, tuition, each man must rearrange offices. Just a few feet from the refused and drove away. In the thus far has blocked the plan." in Know Your Hospitals month, Stout, Assemblyman Alfred N. detective bureau; Detective Wal- his off-hours for travel, classes door is a newly built dog com- ensuing high speed chase police Citing the Atlantic City Ex- sponsored by the Steinbach Beadleston, and hundreds of ter Monahan, and Patrolman Wil- and study. The first course will pound for containing stray ani- failed to catch him. pressway as an example, Mr. itores in Asbury Park, Red Bank county, municipal and hospital liam Champlin, traffic division. last three months. mals. Last night Mr. Conomos' Smith contended that nearly and Brick Township and by 10 officials. Chief Joseph M. McCarthy said Last September, Sgt. Arthur C. There is more here than meets IS hours as a fugitive ended when $40,000,000 in new tax ratables Chevrolet dealers. two of the "Know Your that by the end of 1968 he hopes Scott received a scholarship to the eye, said the chief. Patrolman Richard Nusbaum dis- have been created along the Steinbach's president, Michael Hospitals" program started Aug. to have the entire force engaged Rutgers University. Sgt. Scott is 'The modern headquarters and covered him hi the parking lot route plus an additional $13,000,- . Slovak said the winners of 7 and elicited even more en- in some form of educational or taking courses in political sci- special courses and college are and arrested him on the charge 000 in hotel construction in At- :hree Camaro cars, given as first thusiasm. This consisted of an extensive training program. ence and economics. just a start. It is our goal to have irizes in the sweepstakes by the all-out publicity campaign, fea- of eluding an officer. lantic City. "Our communities have be- "I had to give up bowling, the most polished, highly trained participating Chevrolet dealers, turing exhibits of the seven hos- Mr. Conomos was released in Whether the Republican Sen- come so complex that modern which i love, and a lot of other and educated force possible. ator Case will get behind the were Harry J. Larrlson Sr, of pitals in Monmouth and Ocean 'We've started to organize and $200 bail for a court appearance Wall Township; Mrs. Norman Counties in the three Steinbach technology, coupled with highly activities, but it's worth it," on September 28. Central Jersey plan, said the skilled, trained and educated Scott said, "It helps the force, it reorganize and upgrade what we candidate, is Monmouth Coun- McNulty of 10 Robin Ct., Middle- Company stores. More than 40 have and it is coming along. We displays were shown at Jersey men are needed to cope with to- helps the community, and it's He also received four sum- ty's number one issue, notwith- town, and Neil Grootenboer Jr. naturally have a long way to go >f 114 Suburban Rd., Point Plea- Shore Medical Center, Neptune; day's problems," he said. great for me." monses for refusing to display his standing serious concern for wa- but it's a great police force now sant. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Chief McCarthy, a 42-year-old Chief McCarthy said other men driver's license when asked, for ter pollution, general highway im- and it's getting better all the refusing to display his registra- Mr. Larrlson, whose award Branch; Riverview • Hospital, veteran detective, took charge of have expressed a desire to fur- provements, public transpor- the township police, department ther their education, as well as time." tion, for failing to signal a turn, Paul J. Smith tation and rising costs of living. was announced at Steinbach's Red Bank; Bayshore Hospital, and for speeding. Asbury Park Store, Is the father still on the drawing boards, to be of Monmouth County Freeholder located in Holmdel; Point Plea- Harry J. Larrison Jr. He and sant Hospital; Paul Kimball Hos- Mrs. Larrison, who reside on pital, Lakewood. and Community Youth Jailed ACW Will Oppose Old Mill Rd., both entered the Hospital, Toms River. sweepstakes. The displays were backed up For Drugs Mrs. McNulty, the Camaro by hundreds of news articles winner at Steinbach's, Red Bank, about the hospitals, emphasis on Criminal Code Plan is the parent of five boys, Neal, the hospitals in Stetnbach's ad- Jeff, Sean. Owen and baby Ross, vertising, and the sweepstakes Possession HOLMDEL — The Monmouth person whb . . . arrives in the who appeared with their mother with three Chevrolet Camaros as MIDDLETOWN - Police last County Chapter of the American Township of Holmdel and who first prizes. Civil Liberties Union of New Jer- to claim the award. night reported the arrest of a 19- has teen convicted of a crime Participating Chevrolet deal- sey will oppose the criminal Present ' at the company's year-old youth on a charge of in any State, Federal or Foreign era Included Belmar Motors, registration 'ordinance due for Brick Township store to accept possession of narcotics. Court within ten years" ... to Belmar; Circlo Chevrolet, Red consideration at tonight's Town- the award for her son, Noll Jr., Jeffrey Merlette, 64 Ridge Rd., report immediately to the police Bank; George Matthews, Farm- ship Committee meeting. department. who Is at Ithaca College, was Fair Haven, was Jailed in lieu of Mrs. Nei| Grootenboer Sr. ingdale; Joy Chevrolet, Toms (200 ball. The ACLU says that the func- Local ACLU president, Walter Know Your Hospitals month River; Kitson Chevrolet* Eaton- The arresting officer, Patrol- tion of- the courts Is being usurped Marvin, comments that the marked the third consecutive town;. Muller Chevrolet, Mata- by local police departments man Vincent Zemelkowskl, re- hardened criminal will not be year the Steinbach Company has wan; Park Chevrolet, Asbury throughout New Jersey under greatly affected by the ordi- ported he discovered Merlette inducted a major service pro- Park; Pine Bolt Chevrolet, Lake- such measures. nance which "will rest heavily gram. This year's effort, In co-wood;' Surf Chevrolet, Point and four companions In a parked on the one-time and minor of- car on the Haskell Estate, Cooper Under the American system, iporatlon with 10 Chevrolet deal- Pleasant Beach, and Trenery the courts are empowered to fix fender." Rd. He said that Merlette was srs, was designed to help people Brothers, Kcansburg, sentence, and parole may be rolling a marijuana cigarette. "A boy who steals a car as a n Monmouth and Ocean Coun- Any licensed driver, 17 years granted for a period no longer stupid prank will be haunted by ties learn more about their hos- or over, residing In Monmouth George Henry Krauss, 19,1246 than the original sentence. How- this ordinance every time he pitals and the work they arc do-or Ocean County, wns permitted Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, and Ger- ever, under the proposed ordi- seeks honest work or makes any ing. to enter the sweepstakes, with ard Francis Sheehan, 19, 8 Ave-nance, the local police depart- honest move, but Al Capons Tho first phase of the program ndlvldunl entries limited to one aue of Two Rivers, Rumson, were ment will bo compelled to extend would not have had to register 1 — the erection of high visibility a day. A visit to one of the ex- charged with being disorderly "parole" lor a period up to 10 through most of hU career be- directional signs pointing the hibits constituted a condition of persons and failing to give a good years beyond what was judicially cause he had not been convicted way to hospitals In the two coun- entering, Each contestant signed account of themselves. deemed a proper sentence, the of a. crime," Mr, Marvin said. ties — was completed, under the a safe driving pledge, and tho They were released In 125 ball ACLU aiserti, The ordinance Is being pro- sponsorship of Stelnbach'a, by three winners provided affidavits eacji and told to appear In court It is not even necessary that posed as at "ordinance to pro- end, of July. A total of more to the effect that they had re- NOT A HALL OF IVY — But Inside polic. headquarter*, the Middletown force It Sept, 21. The other two oocu- the "crime" be in violation of mote good government." The than 400 signs wcro get up for eclved no moving traffic viola- supporting an upgrading system that Includes officers attending college, P«nts of the.car were JuveiUlei the lawi of this country, Ac ACLU has urged citizens who Monmouth and Ocean C^nty tion notices throughout the dura- and iMcial courses. It'i part of the new look for prof Milonal police. . md complaints were referred to cording to the ACLU the pro- want 'good government to work lospltala. tion of Know Your Hospital! the County Juvenile Court/ poaed ordlnunoe requite* "Every for it by protesting theordlnanc*. Erected along state, county month. ' 10-4fa*Uy, Sept, JBJLMl__Jtt&JtMUU£5!SB&.. Karlo Quits Coaching Post Spartans Start RED BANK — Although offi- Karlo was reached at home the physical education depart cial announcement has not been yesterday, but refused to make ment where he has been since made, Tom Karlo, head coach of any comment regarding his res- 1957. Red Bank High School's varsity ignation. His only comment was, Following the Long Branch vic- fyulball squad, resigned the posU "The. announcement will come tory in 1965, rumors were flying Second Season tion on Friday. Bob Morris, a from the Board of Education, of Karlo resigning. Apparently, job. Bruce Battjerhaj experi- or Dr. Robert Hoops, superinten- (One of a series) teacher-coach in the school sys- he meant it this time. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - With ence in the slot, while Joe Falco tem, already has taken over the dent." moves in after playing defense Karlo was appointed head two pre - season scrimmages squad IVnnunl Countdown under its belt, Ocean Township last season. Both are letterwin- Karlo's reasons for stepping coach April 9, 1963, after being ners. assistant varsity •coach and ju- W T. Vet. <1II I-Int High School, starting its second down have not been made known Detroit -...85 as .Mil — u season in the scholastic gridiron Up front, captain Bret Husserl, as yet, but in news stories from nior varsity mentor since 1957. (Mcano H.1 W ,U] '.j II He succeeded Lee Walsky, who Boston H4 IKt .800 1 It wars, is eagerly awaiting Satur- a 6-1, l?oi»und senior, returns the Board of Education meeting Minnesota ...84 68 ,M« 1 It day's opening game invasion of at one end. while Mike Aria (6-0, last week, Karlo, who has been resigned to accept an adminis- Detroit — At home 7, Boston !, JM [it. trative position at another school. 18, III New York 1, Sept. JO; CallloruU Freehold Regional. 185) has been moved from the. working, siiice Sept. 1 with only «> 8<*«. J8, 39, 34, Oct. 4. Anas J, First-year coach Jack Tighe, backfield to hold down the other. two assistants, said he needed Karlo, a native of Wilkes-Barre, Washington 3, Sept. tt, S3, !); Nrn Pa., attended Concord College, Tork, 1, Kept. 15. taking over the reins of the Spar- Another converted back, Gary help. The coaching shortage Chicago — At borne 3, WiwMnston tans from Al Brown, has 19 let- Athens, W. Va., graduating with 3. Sn>t. 29, 30, Oct. 1. Away a, Cali- Johnson, a 190-pound senior with reached to the junior varsity and termen from last year's maiden freshmen squads. a bachelor ofiarts degree in edu- fornia 3, sept. 18, ID, 20; Cleveland 3, outstanding blocking ability, and Sept. It, n, Ms Kamas City !, Sept. club which posted a 3-6 record. junior Randy Rose, a 64, 210- Morris, who has been on the cation. He had played four years M, W. of varsity football, three baseball, Boston—At home 4, Cleveland I. Scut. "We are pleased with the results pounder who started as a sopho- coaching staff, resigned last June t«, !1; Minnesota •. Sept 311, Del. 1. so far." said Tighe. "The boys more, figure to start at tackle. and apparently was coaxed out and one basketball. Away 8, netfolt S, Sept. 18, l»s Cleve. land I, Sent. 20, 31; Ilaltlnnre 1, Sept. are coming along; their spirits They will be supported by Jay of retirement by school officials In 1956 Karlo started teaching S3. !. 23. 24. are high and they are really aim- Sender, a tB, 200-pound junior, to help Karlo. The bubble was in Red Bank and spent one year Minnesota — At home 8, Kansas City I, Sept. 20, 21; New York 3. Sept. !3, ing for the opener, In fact and Pete Matin, a 6-2, 205-pound broken on Friday, with Morris as a teacher of biology-general 23, 24; California 3, Sept. 29, 20, 21. they're chomping at the bit." 'defensive regular last-Jail. getting the position. science. He was transferred to Away 4. Kansas City 2, Sent. 18, 19; Tom Karlo Boston 2, Sept. 30, Oct. 1. Eleven of the veterans will be Bill Albanes (5-9, 190.), entering A PASSING THOUGHT — Brian Fitzgerald", foreground, in starting roles for the lid-lifter, his third year in a starting role, which, according to Tighe, will be Ocean Township's High School's veteran quarterback, and Ron Ryder, a 6-0, 185-pound the real test of how far Mon-veteran, are the starting guards. will ba looking to and Bre+t Husserl, his favorite passing mouth County's newest eleven Brain Bowne (160) and Bob Fro- target, many times during the coming season. New has come. mer (150), both juniors, are tick- No Room at the AL Top Only four 1S66 regulars are Coach Jack Tighe cheeks out the combo. eted for reserve roles. missing for this year's array, so Junior Bob Greenspan (175) „ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS straight victory, shutting out Min-which lost its third straight to Gary Peters hurled a four-hit- (Register Staff Photo) Tighe has a nucleus of seniors The incredible jam at the top nesota, 4-0, and moving within Baltimore, 5-2, ter for his 16th victory of the sea- and senior Terry Weldon (210), and juniors, most of whom have the toptw o centers of a year of the American League grew a one half game of the first-place In the National League, the son and Ben Berry drove in a two grid campaigns under their notch tighter yesterday when rampaging Cardinals clinched a ago, are back for another crack. Detroit Tigers, who lost to Wash- pair of runs as the White Sox belts. (Although last fall was three of the four contenders lost tie for the pennant by nipping fcompleted a three-game sweep of According to Tighe, few sopho- ington, 5-0. Minnesota, one game How; They Stand Ocean Township's first in varsity mores will break into the varsity and the streaking Chicago White Cincinnati, 3-2, while second placethe Twins. < competition, the school previous- back of the Tigers, slipped into By THE ASSOCIATED VUF.SS AMKRICAN LEAGUE lineup, but at least one, Jamie Sox jumped into second place. San Francisco was losing to Pitts- NATIONAL LEAGUE. Vcntiriloy's Results ly had fielded freshman and ju- Chicago spun off its fifth a third place tie with Boston, burgh, 5-4. Berry tagged his seventh home Yesterday's Results CMcaso 4, Minnesota 0 Henneberry, has ' caught th« run of the season, triggering a SI Louis 3, Cincinnati 2 Washington 5, Detroit 0 nior varsity teams.) coach's eye and should see plen- Pittsburgh 5, Ban Francisco * Baltimore 6, BoBton 2 With three - fourths of this two-run White Sox burst in the Chicago 5, Atlanta 3 Cleveland *, New York 3 ty of action at defensive half- Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 1 California 3, Kansas City 3 year's starters moving over from back. sixth inning. He also drove in Houston • 4, New York 3 W I. PetGi. l 66 defensive berths, Tighe is at- W I. Tct. GB Detmlt •—-85 <5 .arr NFL Opens With Happening; Chicago's final run in the seventh ;. Louis SU 66 .621 — Cailcago .663 tempting to install a two-platoon 3an Francisco .81 68 .544 1214 Boston J61 68 .560 1 Kidkoff Time after Rod Carew's error. Chicago SQ 70 .839 13 Minnesota J84 68 .660. 1 system. He admits it is no easy linclnnatl .80 10.633 14 California - .17 Tl .520 1 task, so "some boys will go RED BANK — The Red Bank- Tigers Halted "hlladclphlsi .71 71 .620 IS Washlnst6n TO TO.470 14' Pittsburgh .75 75.600 19 Clevelan-.d- -- •--" «• .467 15 both ways." Monmouth Regional High School Frank Bertaina stopped Detroit Atlanta .74 75.497 10W Baltimore - "8 1 .153 17 Giants Shoot Down Cardinals ,«6 25W .440 19 The starting quarterback again football game whjch will be Angeles .68 61 New York -66 M on seven hits and Hank Allen .399 21 will be senior Brian Fitzgerald, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the first period on Ron Smith's completions in 23 attempts for 321 [ouston .61 83 Kansas City -59 69 played on Columbus Day, Thurs- walloped a three-run homer for lew York -.55 93 .372 38 Tonlgbt'l Cames who runs and passes well. Tighe • Johnny Unitas gave a record 99 • yard kickoff return, roared yards, hit Jim Grabowski -with a Tonight's flames day, Oct. 12, will start at 3:15 Washington as the Senators Los Angeles (Dutlle 0-0) at New Cnlcago (Carlos 2-0) at California rates him as a fine leader for p.m. passing performance — but hisback to make it 31-24 befla- t pass on the Detroit 45 and rork (Fisher 948), night the game ball to another player. a 10-yard run in the fourth quar- from where Pitts scored. Frank Howard scored Washing- Clnnclnnatl (Queen 13-7) at Atlanta Bo3ton (Stephcnson 3-0) at Detroll slot offense, B ehind Fitz- for Saturday, Oct. 14, was moved ton's first run and drove in the Jarvls 14-8), night (MoLaln 17-16) gerald, Tighe has junior Doug up to prevent a conflict with Chicago's Gale Sayers carried ter. . ' Don Chandler's tying, 28-yard Pittsburgh (Slsk 32-13 &t Houston Niw York (Monbounuetto 5-4) Sayers followed a first-period second before Allen's shot (Bollnsky 3-0 or Glustl 10-15), night Baltimore (McNally 6-7) Daniels and sophomore Ed Yom Kippur. the ball from scrimmage seven field goal came with 1:43 left and Only games scheduled. only games scheduled. Pittsburgh field goal by return- wrapped it up for the Senators. Busch. School will be closed on Oct times, but he didn't carry it very was set up by an 84-yard Starr- Tailback Matty Tomo, a 5-10,12, enabling students and par- ing the ensuing kickoff 103 Pitts pass play. Bertaina struck out eight. far in experiencing the worst day 175 seVlior speedster, is the Spar- ents to attend the game. of his pro career. ' yards for a touchdown but was Fran Tarkenton hit only Baltimore used home runs by stymied thereafter, gaining just Paul Blair, Andy Etchebarren tans' best ball carrier. He will be Bart Starr lost the ball pn in- two of eight passes, the Generals Notch 3d two yards from scrimmage and and Boog Powell to tag the Red backed up by Joe Virgilio, a ju- terceptions four times in the firs Giants fell behind St. Louis 10-7 setting out most of the second Sox with their third straight loss. BRIDGEPORT, Conn — The Jersey Generals, currently nior letter-winner who started on Tennis Tourney half — he threw just three inter- at halftime, but then threw for defense in '66, LITTLE SILVER - Charlei half. Stu Miller rescued Gene Bra- the hottest item in the North Atlantic Football League, ceptions all of last season — bu three TDs. Homer Jones caught Lettermaa John McCahill, a 5- White, chairman of the Recrea- Willie Asbury ran for two Pitts- bender from an eighth inning chalked, up their third consecutive Victory after an opening then found the target and helped two of them, one for 70 yards. 11, 185-pound senior, will open at tiorf Committee, has announced burgh touchdowns and Bill Nel- jam,_ retiring Carl Yastrzemski game loss (plus two exhibition defeats) here Friday night, save the Green Bay Packers New Orleans, opening its first fullback. He will be backed up by the group's first annual doubles sen passed for another pair. on a grounder and striking out despite the elements. from a stunning loss. NFL season, stunned Los Ange- John Vilapiano, a sophomore,'and Tennis Tournament. All Interest- Detroit opened up a 17-0 half- George Scott and Ken Harrelson, The Generals, who had turned on the offensive power These were just a few of the les when John Gilliam^ran the the brother of Phil, the Spartan's ed Little Silver residents may en- time lead when Lem Barney ran and leaving two runners in their first two conquests, displayed a rock-solid defense doings yesterday in the annual opening kickoff back 94 yards fine fullback a year ago, ter by contacting Dom Santelle, an intercepted pass back 24 stranded. in their 6-0 victqry over the Connecticut Rockets., football happening known as the for a TD. But then the' Rams Two 5-10, 160-pound Juniors are 201 Riverview Ave. Entries must opening of the National Football yards for a touchdown, Wayne The Cardinals reduced their Coach Ed "Butch" Scngin's clulb made a five-yard touch- Walker kicked a 48-yard field defense took over to hold the battling it out for the wingback be submitted by Sunday. League. Saints to two field goals. Roman magic number to one by whipping down burst by Middletown's Jean Bibaud stand up. Bibaud's Unitas completed 23 of 3goa2 l and Amos Marsh bulled over the Reds while the Giants were six-pointer climaxed a 58-yard, nine play drive. from three yards out. Gabriel ran for one Ram touch- passes for a club record down and passed for another. losing to Pittsburgh. Twice in the third period the General's defense stopped Green Bay got on the score- Rocket threats inside the 10-yard line. , yards and Bobby Boyd won the Norm Snead and fullback Tom Julian Javier drove in two runs game ball by intercepting two board when Elijah Pitts scored Over-all, the losers picked up just two yards net rushing! from the three. The Packers then Woodeshick led the Philadelphia in a three-run fourth inning as passes, one for a touchdown, ai attack against Washington. Snead the Cardinals tripped Cincinnati and only 84 through the airwaves on nine completions in 32 Baltimore held off Atlanta 38-31 closed to within three points attempts. The Generals had 153 yards rushing and 100 passing when Starr, who ended with 14 threw two TD passes and Woode- Vada Pinson homered for the Sayers gained just two yards as shick ran for two more scores. Reds. (10 for 25). The Shore club posted 13 first downs to the Chicago was trounced, 41-13 by Washington's first TD came Roberto Clemente's 23d home Rockets' seven. BIGGER Pittsburgh, and Starr set up The Generals will not see action again until Sept. 29, Holy Family when John Love returned the run in the bottom of the ninth beat •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a* touchdown and field goal with opening kickoff 86 yards. the Giants. having drawn a bye in the schedule this weekend. passes as the defending cham- pions salvaged a 17-17 tie with Detroit. Bows Out In other NFL action, Los An geles got past New Orleans, 27- Of Tourney Wilson Wins Willowbrook Golf 13, Philadelphia topped Washing WEST ORANGE - Holy Fam- months where these golfers talk est golfers in the area a few ond. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Peters ton, 35-24, San Francisco outlast- ily bowed out of the double elimi- By HY CUNNINGHAM ed Minnesota, 27-21, Dallas bea FAIR HAVEN - Dan Sikes the sport instead of forming a years back, finished second with were low net winners posting •#•••••• nation 14th annual New Jersey Snow Bird tournament. a 73, and Skip Leary had a 74,143, while Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cleveland, 21-14 and the NewState Tournament of Champions won $22,000 in the Philadelphia York Giants upset St. Louis, 37 Golf Classic yesterday, but Andy Yesterday,-53 members of this for third. McDavitt, had a 150 card io yesterday, losing, 2-0, to West second place. 20. Orange. Wilson probably was happier af- group toured Tomahawk, re- Other awards went to Dick La- for today's greater need* Houston stopped Buffalo, 20-3, ter he won the big trophy in turned to Willowbrook, dined and ross, closest to the hole on the Oakland trounced Boston, 35-7, West Orange, which suffered second annual Willowbrook Golf danced, presented prizes ant second; John Feeny, closest to MIDDLETOWN — The ladies and Miami drubbed Denver, 35- its one loss at the hands of Holy tournament at Tomahawk Golf elected Tony Mellaci, Rumson the hole on the sixth, and novelty of the Navesink Country Club $ Family, now will face Newton Club, Lincroft. last year's champion, as pres prizes went to Harold Harrigan 21, in the American Footbal (5-0) next Saturday and if neces- played a Nassau Tournament and League. dent for next year's tournaments and James Kavanagh. Frank to lO00 sary, Sunday, for the champion- Wilson, of course, would have came up with winners in each m Unitas, who completed 11 of 15 loved to have the tournament in The threat of Hurricane Dori Monahan's 132 card, also was ship. Newton pinned the other good {or a prize. of these four categories: at rates lower than permitted by the ] passes for 255 yards in the firs tourney loes on Holy Family. the $22,000 bracket, but the of- scared chairman Marty Landol half, combined with Tom Matte ficials of the Willowbrook tour- but his calmness paid off as h Class "A:" Mrs. Ronald Sea- former New Jersey Small Loan Law 5art Lombardi of the Shore nament' failed to raise that tidy waited out the storm and foun ANDY SIKORA DAY man, low gross, 99; Mrs. Doug- on an 88 - yard TD pass play club and Tom DiRiggi, the Seton on the first play from scrimmage sum. However, they managed the most beautiful Sunday i LEONARDO — Hurricane Do- las Hoyt, low first nine, 47; Mrs, Hall hurler who mastered a no- enough for trophies, novelties and months. Most of the competitor; ria postponed numerous sporting Prospero DeBona, low secow and also hit Jimmy Orr on a 55-hitter earlier in the tourney, yard scoring strike as the Colts other prizes. came back^wkh a tan or a sun events on Saturday, including nine, 51, and Mrs. Hoyt, low matched blanks for six innings burn you could compare wit Andy Sikora Day at Beacon Hill putts, 35. built up a 31-7 lead at intermis yesterday. The two-a-year tournaments, Repayment plans sion. spring and late summer, gener- ones received at the beach. Country Club. It turned out to be Class "B:" Mrs. Alston Beek- Holy Family threatened in theally draw the best of golfers Playing under the Callaway a beautiful bright day yesterday, But the Falcons, who scored in top of the seventh when Hector man, low gross, 101; Mrs. Walte up to 36 months from the Willowbrook,, a sort system, Wilson's score came tc a rain date for the event. Rathbin, low first nine, 49; Mrs Delgado tripled, but he "died"of 18th hole during the winter 72. Dom Paulucci, one of the fin on third base. West Orange Approximately 100 players com- Robert Maffett, low second nine, More Sports wrapped it up in the bottom of peted in the Sikora individual 49, and Mrs. Rathbin, low putts, the stanza on a walk, single, tournament with Al Stern com- 32. The State Legislature of New Jersey recently sacrifice and Bob Hoffer's two- ing out top winner on a draw. Class "C:" MrsGoodwi. n passed legislation to increase the ceiling on Page 16 run single. Hoffer, former Lin- Stern and Dick Wilson had dead- Castleman, low gross, 113; Mrs. locked being 5 up on par. John loans to $1000 at rates lower than under the on den High School and Rutgers Frank Baird, low first nine, 53 former Small Loan Law. You always can count University catcher, played brief- Meany was third, four up on par. Mrs. Norman Moody, low second ly in the Boston Red Sox chain In the ladies' bracket,' Mrs. nine, 58, and Mrs. Thomas Britt, on fair, understanding help on a large or small ALLPRO after signing a bonus contract. Richard Schwartz and Mrs. Lar-low putts, 33. loan from Household Finance—the company ry Scott Sr., knotted for top backed by 89 years experience in solving Both DiRiggi and Lombardi honors being one down on par. Nine-hole group; Mrs. William TRANSMISSIONS permitted five hits. DiRiggi Mrs. Walter Gillette, was third, Hall, low gross, 57; Mrs. Vin- money problems for people in every walk of SPECIALISTS struck out 15 and walked only three down on par. cent Grossinger, low net, 33; life. Now, with a larger loan from HFC, you can one batter. Lombardi, who de- Mrs. Milton Palmer, second low • Adjusted • Reiealed Walter Lancton's 75 was low pay off a number of instalment contracts or • Repaired • Overhauled feated West Orange, 2-0, on a net, 3D, and Mrs. Allen Borden, other money obligations, and end up with just one-hitter Labor Day, fanned six gross for the day. Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Mrs. Hall, and issued four bases on balls Awards were presented fol- Mrs. Grossinger and Miss Helen one convenient monthly payment to House- lowing the tournament at a din- Holy Family, which had won Herrmann, low putts, 19. hold. You can also buy a better car,, make three tourney starts in addition ner honoring Sikora, Beacon's major home improvements or accomplish any llictim* veteran pro. Guarantee to its two losing efforts, finished BEACON HILL. other worthwhile purpose. Whenever you need the campaign with an over-all LEONARDO - Mrs. Lyman a small or large loan, think first of Household FREE! record of 26-6. Coach Frank NAVESINK TOWING & DIAGNOSIS MIDDLETOWN — Naveslnk Johnson won low net in the Bea- Finance-where you borrow with complete Ryan's club annexed the cham- con Hill Country Club's ladie pionship of the Jersey Shore Country Club featured a husband- confidence. wife championship yesterday. day tournament. Nine holes were can 264-9617 League prior to its entrance into selected at random. HAZLET the state tourney. The tourney was decided on best gross and best net com- Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Pa- Cwh MONTHLY PAYMENT HANS terno and Mrs. Carlyle Miller fin bined into bolh over 18 holes. r.uo.i 3d 30 24 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rudnick ished with net 27s. ptymli pMimtt prtmu pnmt Mrs. Robert Jackson had low totaled 175 low gross to win the $100 % 5.29 WANTED! putts, 28, while Mrs. John Giblln $9.46 championship, with Mr. and Mre. 3M 15.86 28.37 MEN - WOMEN William Day totaling 192 for sec- won the kicker's tournament. 500 $22.32 26.44 47.28 800 35.57 42.15 75.51 gge II and over. 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. I ;- , UJ-KI'1^ MOBILE HOMES »|«* gqrt. 18, 1967 THE FAMILY CmCUl 'fyflKtttftl THE PAItY REGISTER > tMl PLYMOUTH — Four-door, push1MTCHKVY n — Four-door lU-e»U»- button dtfve. 11,000 mUe». Oood tires. d.r automatic. Power steering. Four New tattenr. $«». TU-S1M between 4 new whllewall Ures sod two enow WANTBD — Old v or new trailer or Chttge and a" p-m. ' tlrei with wheels, 741-75M. mobile home on prtnlt lot Jersey AUTOS FOR SALE ooa*t or what have you. Writs Box - • tut MO CONVERTIBLE — Oood shape. 1965 MUBTANQ CONVBRTIBUI — Me- 1-13S, TIM Dally Register. Red Bank. IBM TOKO W«m Future two-door Ne£ w tires. Low mileage. *50O. Ceil tallic blue. Center console. I1.4S0. Call srlttfSj - holiday! KwtepgS cfnndar. automatic. Radio, « |671-193O. KKeTvowser going oversees- FW WANTED AUTOMOTIVE WrIU stating ate, experience 19M BEL AIR CHEVROLET — Four |TR SPITFIRE — IBM. Red,. wire salary: 3IRL, FRIDAY - Cfood typW reeep. door sedan. Radio and heater. Auto- wheels. 10,000 miles. A-l condition. ludl.t for real estate office, Wonder matic. U9M. €«!! 787-6037, $1476. Call 747-0980. JUNK CARS Bookkeeper trough Friday, hours t to 5. OaU IMO PLYMbWTU - Nine-pissennsr 4 CHEVROLET — Excellent run- P.O. Vox a H2-910O. wagon. Power stearins... Automatic, nli_iii"ig condition; Good tire*. Aiitom&titj. REMOViD FREE Hid Bssk, N. I, JWITCHBOAHn' QPERATOB — Part- JS5. Call after 7 p.m., 842-2289. Radio, heater. (200 Ilrm'2i"2431 DAY OR WIOHT. ttl DBHOMBTIIAXB TOYS AHD (HIT* Urns, (or weekends and till-In durraf 1J6J VOLKSWAGEN — Very good con- 1059 MGA — Black. Asking I960. Call WILLYS JIEP. tTATlON WAOON - PASTY PLAN Sock, can m-4700. i dition. $800 value only $650. Dean, op- after 6 p.m. Tour whstl drtve. qepd condition. Rea- work now 'til icmistmaa. High com- MATVBB WOkUM — SUpsrvlic two U« FALCON SQUIRE Station Wagon posite Two Guys. 871-884*. 257-0559. sonable. Oil 671-0831. missions. Call or write "Santa's Par.1 tchoof age children, 3 to 6:30, Mon* —Oood condition. One owner. 1400 or 1959 BUICK — White tour-door hard- les. Inc.," Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone Jirough FH. Must have own trans- 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four- JUNK CAM WANTED 203) 673-S4KS. Evenings (203) 677-20^3.»rlatlon to Mlddletown area. Send test offer. 147-0038. door hardtop convertible. V8 engine, top. Automatic transmission, power 1H0RB AUTO WRKCKXRI steering and brakes. Radio, heater. resume and salary requirements to jWT VOLKSWAOBw. — Ownar oilled power brakes, steering. S1TW. 747-9442. (42-5544 IB-MI -ex A-iaS, The Dally Reflster, B«4 to army. DM-3036. Alter « call 566- Whltewalls. Engine, transmission and Office CUrical 1964 CHEVROLET 409 - Many ex- body in excellent condition. MUJK sell. lank. MBJ. tras. Make offer. $346 or best offer. Call 787-M7ft__ JUNK CARS PICKED UP iBTTR-3 — Black, red Interior. J675. Manulacturlni Company — 1 days "188ISTANT WOKKBIIPllIt - Kdljca- 747-4712. 1959 FORD FAIRLANB — Four-door. Twlnnrook AuU Wrecklni — M1WH lonal Research Company N«ulrea girl, Call after t p.m. IMMACULATE — Runs perfect. 1812 Dlctaphoni txperisno* bHplttl but SO to.SS yeara. Aookkeeper assistant ... 812-00W Automatic. After 6, CASH FOR GOOD USED CARS Mercury Colony Park nine-paasenger 747-4308. not necessary. Good Typist. Tamlllar with payroll and account*^ Dean, opposite Two Guys, Ulddletown. PleaBant phone personality. payable. Some typing required. Stena i960 FORD — Four-door. New~mutfter. wagon. V6 automatic, Power steering, «71.88t4. 6now tlrei. Run* good. Asking $200. $775. Call 842-2607. 1063 CHBVY II NOVA S3 — Radio, lelpful but not essential. Position avall- Call 787-4839. neater. Standard transmission. $795. OET CASH MR TOUR FOREION — Office Manager blo Immediately. Salary Wft week. 1989 CADIL&AC — Four-door hardtop. IBP OLDSMOBILE — Startlre convert- Call 787-3288 after. 5. AMERICA* — AND SPORTS CARS p.o. BOX a all Mr. Cordon, 77S-MU, lor appoint- Full power. New tires. Excellent con- AT HONUOUTH HOTDRI, INC, Hwy. Red, Bank, W. J. ent. ible" Oood condition. Must sell. First dltlon. $S50. By owner. 071-8575. 787. 1963 CHEVROLET 327 — Three speed. 115, Bt-tontowa. -MHUI J.75 Ukes It. 787-4506 alter 6. 2407. WM Ca SALESLADY — Experienced preferred, ' " 747-074Z part time, 4 evenings, 6:30 to 9:30. Bat I960 CHEVROLET — Automatic. Radio, 1961 DODQB CONVERTIBLE — Fully GTO 1966—389 four barrel, lour speed, AUTO RENTALS 12 to 0:30. Year round. Apply Four Sea- STENO TYPIST beater. Rebuilt engine. Reasonable. automatic. Oood condition. Asking $400. sons Gift Bhop, Monmouth Shopping Oood running condition. J91-94I0. Call 29M529. 391 gears, Posltractlon. Has not been raced. «,2200. 222-8B2H o* 222-H25. Ask Center. ., Permanent position In sales department 1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE-Red. 19B0 FALCON — Good condition. lr Joe. TOM'S FORD 7 'or rapid aoourate typist with light Full power. Excellent condition. Ask- after 4:30 WAITRESSES WANTBD (if "- Appll> ing jlBOO. 291-1U2. 1964 MALIBU STATION~WAGON- In person, Mermaid Diner, Hwy. St,jteno and dlotaphone experience. Must Eight cylinder automatic. Extra sharp. RENTACAR Leonardo, M flexible to do a variety of work. 1969 HOB — Win wheela, radio. 11450. 1962 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE - Ex- Red with parchment Interior $1385. Kwj. 35 394-1600 Ksyport Five day week. 8:30 a.m. to 4:49 p.m. Phone BEAUTICIAN — Fart time. Red Bank. Excellent company benefits. All qualllled cellent condition, low mileage. Radlc MoCARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., At Call 7414150 or 5M-0«51 and extras. Should see this one. $429, lantlc Highlands. 201-1101 applleanb will be considered, please 1MB VOLKSWAORN Squareback. low T7B-21W • apply at 1965 JEEP WAQONIBRB —-4-wheel OLDSMOBILE 3958 —Power steering, "Shall we let PJ wear this another time,. Mommy, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES drive, $2,600. Call mileage, excellent condition $995. 741> JECRBTABT—For medical records de- 6185. power brakes, heater, snowtlrea. Just partment. Must have knowledge of med- m-uw. re-condltloned. Excellent condition. or does it have enough holes to go into the Windmill Class Sailboat ical terminology, Five-day week plus WHEELOCK SIGNALS, INC. Asking $200. Owner college bound. 671- jvery fourth Saturday morning. Full 973 Branchpoint Ave. Lone Brand) rag bag?" No. 2072. One year old. With trallei AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 9416. r'rlnge benefits. Call Personnel Depart- 'AVON IS CALLINQ"...ln your neigh- and sails.- Fully equipped. $750, Call ment, Rlverview Hospital, 741^2700, Bxt 1961 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop, Mt-iMI. After 6 p.m.. 3H4-MJL jorhood through T.V. Be the Avon '•as. eight cylinder automatic. Power steer- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Representative In your neighborhood ing, power brakes, power windows and SAV-COTE |BEAUTIC1AN WANTED — Pull or part md turn spare time into money. Write power seats. Air-conditioned. $995. Me time. Good salary. East oC Eden Beauty J. Blrchall, P.M. Box m, Port Mon. CARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., Atunllc SUNBEAM ALPINE — 1964, good con- OLDSMOBILB 1065 — Starflr* hard- TKB LIQUID PLASTIC OOATTNQ Italon. en-8531 mouth or call 741-1343 or 462-3377. Highlands. 281-1101. top. Full power. Beautiful Not on, * Available At THK YACHT SHOP ditto.*™ cent down. Bank will finance (1795. 11M Ocean Ave. Be* Bright 843-Ula GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Ex> PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLB — M58V Only $17.80 per week. Call collect, 721- FACTORY WORKERS lerienced. Monday and Friday. Refer* AutomaUc transmission, radio, heater. Have your outboard motor winterized ncea required. Call after 4, 741-2818. 1966 IMPAiUA — Two-door hardtop, six 7100, OASIS MOTORS, Rt 9, Bayrevllle. and stored ftt I Full time employment. Bospltallzatlon, Top and rubber like new. Bargain $225 cylinder Automatic transmission. Pow- paid holidays and other heneflla. Some SECRETARY — For busy medical Call after 6 p.m. 741-1343. er Bteerlnf. Air conditioned. Excellent FORD 1967 — Country Squire ten- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Jobs paying Incentive rates after short aboratory. Efficient typing, dictaphone • condltton. Balance of new car warpassenge- r station wason. Automatic, training. Apply ATCO CERAMICS ind general office experience. Please OPEL 1958 — Two-door sedan. Oood power steering and brakes, v-8. White, New Jersey*! Lariast Marun Supply CORP., Hwy. 35, Keyport. running condition. ranty. Only $2195. McCARthy Chevrolet House. 24 wharf Ave., Red Bank. jubmlt qualifications and reference! First Ave., Atlantic Highland*. gBl-UOl wain, tinted (lasi, roof rack. AIR to Box E-140, The Dally Register, Red 842-2430. ^____ CONDITIONED. Low mileage. New- 741-6790 MAIDS—Full- and part-time day posi- tions available. Full fringe benefits. iBank. 101 USED CARS AT ... OLD PACKARD — Running oondltlon. 1994. aHHWUlia! MAUBU — Uttper car guarantee Was $4557. Sale ?3595. Terms from NO money down, call Columbia Sailing Yachts Call Feiaonnel Department, Rlvervtew Any otter. sport. S cylinder, 4-miend. Bucket seats. Hospital, 7W-JB0O, sxl Mi. Excellent condition. 222-6799. MARQOL FORD (or credit approval. TRD YACHT «BOP, Authorized Dealer* 721-4600. .ATTENTION—Housewife, Interested In 1965 CHEVELLB CONVERTIBLE — 1968 CORVAIR — Tour-door hardtop, US4 Ocean Ave., Sea Blight S42-1M*. EMPLOYERS' | Wberglw Yachts 21' to SIT. working part time, -while children at Brown with black top, new whltewall six cylinder. lour Bpeed transmission. 1958 BUICK — Small eljht Power. school, 11:30 to 2:30, live days & week? tires, excellent condition. 51400 or best White with blue interior. A real steal, Running condition. Best olfer. Calllis„ * OUTBOARD BOAT—USE. 19M Mer-Colonial Rsitanrant, Bolmdel. 649-BSM. Personnel Services offer. Call alter 3 p.m. 671-3594. $1495. McCARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., 842-3219 after 7 p.m. cury outboard, CO tl.p. Like new. In- TOM'S FORD Atlantic BlBUanos. 281-1101. clude* controls, extra prop.and tank. BEAUTICIANS — Three, roll or part SEOEBTARIM . , 1961 CHEVROLET — Two-door Mdan. $200. Call 671-1567. Umi Call lor Interview LBOAX. SBORSTARY — Legal experi- AUTOS FOR SALE 1961 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBMJ - Radio, heater, new battery. U80.1747- 741-5110 ence a must BldUs should be tops. 200 HIGHWAY 35 264-1600 KEYPORT Good condition. Call after 6 p.m. 7671063- . \ l« JERSEY BPBUD 8KUT —1863, Leading law office. From >1M. 7607. solid boat Need* some work. Bast of IWA1TRKB8ES WANTED - Bex"DtMr. 1965 BONNEVUXB convertible. Yel- ter ovsr 1500. 872-0171 after 6 pB ]For Interview ^ HBD1CUL SBdRDTARY — JBxjterl- 1966 TRIUMPH" HERALD — Excellent low with black top. Call condition. 13,000 miles. Can 1964 FIBERGLASS 14-38 O.P. navy ipp. enced. Oood SxBls. Some t)oo*»eeplng. canvass cover, life presetveri, A-l. ILEOAL SECRETARY — Biperlenced. Familial with medlcaia and Insurance 1984 CADILLAO OONVBRTtBLD — Ex-Best otter/-747-0414. / Top salary, position available imraeol- forms. From $110. FZa NBGOTIABLI1. 186« MUSTANG — Two door hardtop. cellent condition. Foil power. »l,2O0. lately. For appointment call 741-3900 EUJbttcyllndar automatic Mldiigtit blue Call 747-0688 after a p.m. BASS BOAT—IT' Thompson with BC IsXajillTARIES — Diversified fields. with matching Interior.' A-l condition, h.p, Johnson electric start Rod holders, HOUSEWORKEH — Full time. Uv THE FRIENDLY IBM OLDSMOBILB — Station wagon. 3 props, five a-gal. tanks, new topou. t No cooking. Experienced. Rettr Good ateno and typing required. To flOO. low mileage. I1B95. McCARthy Chevro- 15,000 miles. V8, automatic, power Quick salt. WOO. 741-2692. ,_ Call alter s p.m. 8U-213O. let, First An., [Atlantic Hlihlands. 291. lateerlng, brakef. >1975 "ai Is/7 78M698 STENOS ft OLDRI0AL8 1101. 1963 CHRIS CRAFT — 26' cabin cruis- MEDICAL SECRBlTARy — Bxper STBNOORAPHERS — Blue Chip oom- WIN YOU OVER BEAT GOES ON FALCON 1391 — Station wagon. Radio er, 91 hours on motor. Galley, head, enced, full time, Mlddletown area. Senc pany. Must tie rapid and accurate. To ' and heater. Low mileage. A real TRUCKS FOR SALE treah water. No electronics. Newlv resume of qualifications, experience and *95. beauty! Terms from NO money down. painted. 13900 firm. 741-4772 after S references to Box C-156, The Dally $495, only 15.50 per week. Call MAR- I960 CMC VAN—2-ton, aluminum body Register, Red Bank. TYPIST3 — Must be rapid and ao- 1 19M MFO — Flherglaiir. 16' runabout C1OL FORD at 721-4600 tor phone cred- IS long, excellent condition, 11900. In- n.p, engine and -trailer. Electrl< TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Worl cunte. 3:30-10:00 P.M. To 1175/hr. it approval. quire 127 Oakland 8t, Red Bank. 747- atart. Fully eanlpned Including skis. from your own home at your conveni- 'FEU NEGOTIABLE. 2709. J800. 5U-10W. after 6 p.m. ence. Pleasant volee and patlened only FORD FOUR-DOOR 1994 — White, requirement. Can easily earn $1.50 toOliBRK TYPIBT — DlVBIflfied worst Radio and heater, automatla trans- 1958 VOLKBWAOEN PANEL TRUCK— 27- OWENS — Twin engine. Excelled %2M per hour. Call 741-0010, Ext 32ligh. t ateno helpful. Poised and well mission. 1995. Call 229-4867. Lest than 300 xolles since complete condition. Must sacrifice. Best oiler. Leave your name, address and tele- groomed. To $00. FEB HEOOTIABU. 68 PLYMOUTH 1965 BBIi AIR STATION WAOON — engine overhaul and new clutch as- 291-9185. phone number. You will be contacted. sembly. Make otter, 741-6200. Ask for Eight, cylinder automatic. Power steer- CDVERICAIi WORKBS — Qood tele- Pete. 18' CUSTOM MADE BOAT — GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — To Uviphone personality. Borne filing. {85, Ing. A-l condition. Priced to aell at ;i50 In. own room, bath and TV- Blmpl 1*1893. McCARthy Chevrolet, First Ave,, cooking. Two adults In family. 747-17S3 I Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101. _ 787-3976 after 5:30 BOOKKEEPERS . MOTORCYCLES PENGUIN 4884 — "Slippery Bliss' before 8:30 p.m. FUUL CHAHOB — Experienced hand 1957 PONTIAC — Very good condi- Just painted eqoxy. Dacron sail, a_ LEGAL SECRETARY — Part-time bookkeeping. From sioo, tion, $125, Call YAMAHA—80CC 1965—Very good condi- lines, vang. Ready to aall as Is. ?250 Mlddletown. Write Box C-15T, Thi 68 CHRYSLER 229-4832 tion. Helmet, luggage rack. New high 671-2491 alter 6 p.m. Dally Register, Red Bank. FULL CHARGE] — Heavy experiences compression head. New back tire. Ask- Local company. To $80. 1960 RAMBLER WAOON — Also ing tm Call. 787-2029. 16' CRUISER ma — 40 h.p. Lark JH GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — Threi I960 Lincoln. Oood condition. Call 291- Lapstrake construction. Call In family. New house. Gool salary. WIN A '68 PLYMOUTH 3912. 19« VESPA 128CO--Buddy «*at. Ex- 741-T418. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER ,- Biperl- cellent condition. 1185. Call Tear round lob. Call 531-OOOt. enced. Also do payroll. Win tnla on MERCEDES 1960-2203 model. Excel- 741-027* 24' KULAS SEA SHOT — Hardtoj RN OR LPN — By exam,, for T bookkeeping machine. lent condition. Low mileage. No money Sleeps two. Head, galley. 12900. Rt - J HONPA CU SCRAMBLER — Com- 3:30 shift Apply Mrs. Evans, Mon- down. Bank win finance $795, Only. English, 609-898-3791 of. 298-91.M. mcuth Convalescent Center, 298 Bath ACCOUNTS PAYABLE — Minimum 1-3 J9.40 per week. Call collect, 721-7100, petition inodeL $400. 1 OASIS MOTORS, Rt 9, sayrevllle. 787-l»«S. YOU THINK — You have been oBtred Avfi,, Long Branch. years experience. Murt Be very fooo NEW JERSEY'S .the best price tor a boat? Bee VAN typUt. To &0. FBB PAID, 1965 YAMAHA — EXPEMBNOSD WAITRESSES WANT- 1858 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 3-tpeed. WINKLE MAR1NB. They are Belling ED — Must be over 21. Apply In per- Runs good. Clean. $150 or best offer. $129 After »:30, 787-S978. 1937 boats at COST. US Hwy. 39, Baton son, Ye cottage Inn, 149 W. Front St., FRIENDLIEST DEALS Tall 872-1695 alter 6 p.m. town. (Kevport. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof sedan, 1968 309 CO HONDA SCRAMBLER — TROJAN — 28' Cabin cruiser. J450I EMPLOYERS- $1200. Call 264-4560 after 1429 OFFICE CLEANING WORK — Hed 512-3525 after 4 complete. Weekends and. eves: (212) iBank area and Fort Monmouth. Sar 6 p.m. 9-5468; weekdays 9-5 (212) 773-6100. ana night. 542-6274. Personnel Services MAURICE SCHWARTZ FRIENDLIEST TRADES jTT Broad St. Red Bank 741-3SM 1966 CADILLAC convertible, loaded. 20' CABIN BOAT — Owner moving. IWANTBD — GO GO GIRL * 80N9, INC. Call alter 5 p.m. MOBILE HOMES Make otter. 10 Eaat Second St., Key- Call HOUSEKEEPBH — To work five days 741-9058 port. 264-9823. a week. Care of three children before SINCE 1919 FRIENDLIEST SERVICE FORD-1965 CUSTOM 600 — Two-door COMB SEE SCHIPFMAN'S — Fol and after school, and llKht housework. six oyllnder, standard transmission, campers and trailers. Over 29 on dls- .EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — From Call 671-1308 after 4:30. play, used and new. Supplies and equip- BUSINESS NOTICES 11 a-m. to < pm. Call radio, heater. Good condition. *59» or ment. Hitches Installed. Open Monday 264-8182. SECRETARY — For Insurance and best otter. 222-8168. thru Friday, 9 a.ro. to 9 p.m. Saturday real estate" office, Monday through Fri- FRIENDLIEST DISCOUNTS S a.m. to 6. closed Sunday. 48 Ocean- MOWING OVERGROWN SALESWOMAN — Needed. For apday- , 0-3 jun. Please write with refer- port Ave., West Long.Branch. Always LAWNS AND FIELDS pointment call encea to Box J-180, The Dally Register, AUTO RENTALS a deal going. Trade anything of value. 741-5104 741-6091 Red Bank. ! CLEAN CEIXARS, YARDS, OARAGES DIETARY AIDE/SUPERVISOR —- Musi DRAPERY OPERATOR — Experi- — Hare truck. U(bt hauling. Call after have come knowledge of therapeutic MOBILE HOME — 10x47', two years enced ; only. Full time, top pay. BEL- LEASE A NEW 3 p.m. 741-2149. diets and supervisory background. Re- FORD FABRICS, 671-5808. old. Full carpeting, two bedrooms. Call sponsible for patients visitation and su- 721-2520 after S p.m. BACKHOE BULLDOZINO - Mowing, pervision of tray service. Call Person- FORD MERCURY Plowing, pumping, laterala AU sepur nel Office, Rlverview Hospital. 741-2700 16" TRAVEL TRAILER — One year •ink work. BEN BRYAN, STl-OSSO. HELP WANTED-MALE OR CONTINENTALI old. Excellent condition. Completely ext. 225. self contained. Extras. Call 747-3729 " PAINTWO HOUSEKEEPER—TWO FULL DAY MECHANIC WELDER — Rogers Truck after 6 p.m. Interior-exterior—Free estimates Equipment, Hwy. 35, Xatontown. Call' 741-8117 OB THREE MORNINO8. OWITTRANS ENGLISH MOTORS 1960 NEW MOON TRAILER — Two PORTATION NEEDED. IRONING AND1 Mr. oray, 842-3220. Maple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank bedrooms. Excellent condition. Must FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — AUHOUSEWORK FOR TWO ADULTS, EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- sell. $2750. 787-0508. troes masonry. Cnarlei Hower, Con- REFERENCES REQUIRED. 291-2942, ERATOR — Looking for steady work tractor. 747-4479. AJTER 7 P.M. with overtime. Apply In persou, Estey MONMOUTH MOTORS RUBBER STAMPS — Made to order, EXPERIENCED HOUSBPEEPEB — Metal Products, 1 Catherine St., Red Fast, efficient service. Use at home or 2-5 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Musi Bank. business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. have own oar. 741-3054. PEST CONTROL OPERATOR — To ODD JOBS _ COUNTKRQ1RL—Wanted for dry clean- work at a well-established local firm Ing plant Experience preferred, but no1in Red Bank. Experience required and 671-1311 necessary. Paid holtdaya, hospltallzatlon references. Liberal benefits. Please FURNITURE MOVING — Attica Apply Top Hat Cleaners, RU 35, Midwrit- e P.O. Box 700, Red Bank. "KING OF THE IMPORTS" cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call dtetown. NURSERY WORKER8—Top salaries to 1747-3002. IWAITRESSES — Experienced, over 13. experienced men. Excellent working conditions. Apply In person, Holly Acres I HAND PAINTED MURALS — Expert Call Nursery, 454 Nutswamp Rd.. Middle- ly done at reasonable prices. Call 747 532-2113. town. SAYS: I1B43. WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK-MID (NOW IS TOT TIME — To think abou NIGHT TO 8 A.M., BIX DAYS * PLUMBERS — Two. Fully experienced. P&lntlne Free estimates given. Reason WEEK. APPLY IN PERSON, DUN Steady, all-year-round work. Call 531- jablo rates. 747-3170 anytime. KIN DONUT8, 885 HWY. 35, MID8085. DLETOWN. PAINTING—PAPER HANGING—PLAS CAR WASHERS — MEN t>VER 11. YOU CAN'T MISS TER REPAIRS — Rooms ¥25 and upLAUNDRY WORKERS NEEDED — IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY- Clean work. 842-0812. Experience Is not required. Apply Don- MENT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, ald's Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Rersteaming1 , detailing, etc. Good wages, GRAND PAINTING — Interior and exterior Bank. benefits. Country Sudser Car Wasi, WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Ca' Rt 35, Mlddletown. 482-7182 or 2*4-9572. HOUSEKEEPER — For Cathollo rec- tory. Live In preferred. Write statlnr AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MB- DURING OUR OPENING | BUNNY'S BBALCOAHNO BBRVICK — salary expected and ref.erenc.es to BojCHANIC — Experience requited. Oood Sivo time, save money, lave work. E-137, The Dally Register. Red Bank. pay, retirement plaq paid vacations. Just call us. 741-4700. Many other benefits. Apply in person, WAITRESSES — Must be over 2: MOUNT ENGLISH BALES CO., Maple PAINTING — Interior and exterior, Year round work. Rumson Hotel. Call Ave., Red Bank. SPECIALS Reasonable raies. Free estimate*. Call liter 6 p.m. 842-2000. 1462-7782 or 284-857Z DRIVfiRS — Experienced In handling ASSISTANT TEACHER — For nurser household goods. Apply In person, SEPTEMBER SAVINGS DAYS! sehool, with musical background, hall Anderson Brothers, Inc., 51-53 Mechanic EMPLOYMENT day session. Write J-17S, The Kail, St., Red Bank. . Register, Red Bank. FULL-TIME DAYS — Apply In par- HELP WANTED-FEMALE WAITRESS — Experienced In dine: Son, Llncroft ESBO, work. Hours 3 to midnight. Flve-da: Llncroft. CAS WASRIRi: rUU. TDM ONLweek. . Apply Wilson's Palace Diner, — Olrls. 19 to 23, tor detailing can 45 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 741-8131. BUY NOW AND SAVE • UP TO 4 YEARS TO PAY | cleaning Inside windows and outsldt. AUTO MECHANIC drying. No experience necessary. Oood WAITRESS — Day. Apply In person FOR IMPORTED CAR DEALER. Steady 1968 wages. Apply Oountrf Sudser Car Caramel Restaurant, 29 Brotd St., Rei job, food pay. All frlngo benefits. Ap- Wain. Bwy. fa, MldHlsbwn. Bank. ply In person. Red Bank Auto Imports. '66 RENAULT $1295 '65 FORD $1595 '63 PONTIAC $1295 WATTRE83Ea — Xvenlngs liust be BROKERAGE FIRM — Desires fe Newman Springs Rd. 741-5884. over «. rxperlenced. Apply Pleaaanf male help able to commute to Jerse* JANITORS and EXPERIENCED Caravelle, radio. Ranch wagon, four-door, Boxneville 4-dr. hardtop. Veley Inn, Rt Si. Holmdel Tot Inter- City. Transportation provided. Ejpor FLOOR WAXERB — Full time and ence not necessary. High school grad Heater, whltewalls. V-8, auto., radio. Full power, auto.i R&H. PLYMOUTHS view call »4«-8«2«. part-time available. Apply is person. uate, 18 or over. Excellent future: to Blilg. 682, Fort Monmouth, or call 6B- Heater, roof rack* right person. Call evenings after ' 2Q3L . •.. BOOKKEEPING DEPART P.m. 222-5033 or 229-84J8. '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '63 CORVAIR $ 695 LEGAL SECRETARY — • Top salar: CARPENTERS Two-door sunroof, radio, VALIANTS for experienced secretary with empha- Able, willing to work steady. Apply In '64 CHRYSLER $1095 Moma coupe. MENT in local area it loolcin sis on real estate ''work. Write or call person, Elmwood Park, Cherry Tree Hsater, whitewalli. Arnold Tanner, Box. 392, Freehold. La., off 1U. 33, Mlddletown. Newport convertible. Automatic, radio, heater. for a woman who is reliabU 403-6262. MONTGOMERY WARD Automatic, radio, heater. WOMAN — Dependable, mature, ti '66 MIDGET $1495 CHRYSLERS care for school teacher's year oil SMALL APPLIANCE & Full power, new top. adept with figures and daughter and house. Own transporta- Roadster, radio, heater. '63 VOLKSWAGEN $895 tion. T to'3:30. Call after 5, B(S-8416. GAS ENGINE REPAIR Micro bus. good typist. Pleasant work- HOUSEKEEPER ~ Cooking! Live in. Must have experience. Above average Other help. Excellent salary, liefer earnings, all company boneflta Including IMPERIALS enccs required. 543-2521. profit sharing, retirement plan. Apply '66 MUSTANG $1795 '64 OLDSMOBILE $1595 ing conditions with libera Personnel Office, Monmouth Shopping Radio, heater. 98 4-dr. hardtop, radio. WOMAN WANTED — To work in dr;Center, Eatontojra. '63 RENAULT $495 cleaners part-time. Apply In person, An Equal Opportunity Bmployer Automatic, six-cylinder. Heater, full power. benefits. Reply in own hand One Hour Martlnlxlng, Campbells Junc- R-8, four-door, standard tion. , TAXICAB DRIVER, FULL TIMJB — Automatic, factory air. , Must have excellent driving record. Call transmission. Radio & heater. 250 CARS writing to Box M-154, Th WANTED — A woman on Social Secur- White Star Taxi, 747-0747. ity, who needs room and board, In prl -'65-1MUMPH $129S TO CHOOSE FROM! vate home, to help with two schoo! STEADY — Part-time job available Spitfire. Daily Register, Red Bank. age children. Reforcnces. 680.6768. cleaning Laundromat on North Bridge '64 POHTIAC $1795 1 Ave., Red Bank. Hours 0:30 to 12 p.m. '63 ALFA $1195 RBLIABLB WOMAN — For occasions . 7 nights a week, 111. Apply Donald's Bonneville 2.dr. hardtop. 1 babysitting .Holmdel-Oak Hill area. 946- Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bank. Romeo convertible, r/h. NURSES AIDES AND LPN8 — Fo:8348 or 671-5862. $1095 dmy and afternoon shifts. Hxpsrlenci '65 MONZA Full power, auto., R&H. ALL MODELS IN STOCK! OAR WASHERS—PART-TIME, WEEK- Four-door, four-speed. Pirelli tires. preferred. Apply llqlmdel Nuriln TEACHER — For nursery school. Musi ENDS ONLY. Minimum age U. Only Horns, Rt. 34, Holmdrf. It8-42oa. play piano. Hours 13:30 - 4:30. Wrll< mon. conditioned bard work need ap- ' Radio, healer. Box JUT, The Dally Register, X ply. Training In detailing, vacuuming, UA1RDRE88BR — Hansger-operaloi Hank. Apply In psrson, 430 Broad 0t, Shrews- steaming, etc. Country fiudier Car '64 MONZA $895 '62 SUNBEAM $ 895 LAST OF THE 1967s bury. CLBRK-TYPIST — One to two yean Wash, III 83, Mlddlotown. Two-door, four-spaed. Alpine roadster, wire wheels. experience with bookkeeping function. MAN TO COOK, BEJKVld AND DRIVE '65 GTO $1795 Must bo capable and personable Ind. CAK — For private family. Call 841- V-8, automatic, radio. Radio, heater. Radio and heater. vldual, to prepare and type flnancla. PLYMOUTH reports, Bxcoptlonally nice working MbS. hUator, power steering. SEWING 'conditions, good salary and fringe btme QUALITY CONTROL WOKKBR — 1*0- rlls. Wrlto Box J-179, The Dall' coss control and Inspection work, Ex- FURY Ill's MACHINE Register, Red Bank. perience not necessary. Must be de- '64 PONTIAC $1395 '60 CORVAIR $ 195 pendable and high school grad. Apply '65 FORD $1295 FULLY EQUIPPED I.EOAI. SECliEf AIIY - Hod Bun* ol ATCO CBKAMIUB, llwy. 35, Keyporf. Tempest LeMant 2-dr, V-8. Four-door automatic. OPERATORS llco, Basic socretirlal skills required, Custom four-door sedan. WHILE THEY LAST Writs Box M-184, The Dally n««l«lor, SECOND COOK — Year round. V-8, eolo., radio,, heatir. Radio, hoater, four-speed. Radio and heater. ltdd Bank. Don Quixote Inn On ladles' sportswear, section Rt. 31, Malawan fiSToLBR piecework. Dfflce. Call KBNNKI. MAN-oood salary, excellent 747-3730. working conditions. Must have driver's lleemo. Apply In wilting. Box 09, Service Men Financed, Low Bank Rates •High Barnlnis , < IRHCBPTIONIBT—TYPIBT — Apply In Batontowa. s3o.tlour Week person, Bieotro Impulse Laboratories, esii Paid Holiday!. 116. ChMtout St.. Kod Sank. EXPXRtllNCBt) PAINTBR — Interior, •Two Week* Paid Vicidon exterior. tlM an Hour. OaU evenings •All other Union Benefits DEI A BEAUT* COUMSslLOB— Wtllli 5 td 7, T47.3a«ir. •Most Modern Flint your ohlliren are In sohool. lnureatlriL •Amplt Parking and profitable. Call 7U-DW7, 841-58707 tfiMiwinuiLiMA«snii *•. Permanent or Mi-MM for Interview. (ull-llmo unploymsnt, Apply In person, adernooni, Electro Impulie laboratory, Cl.BANINO WOMAN — Reliable. Own US Chestnut Bt.. lied Bank. MONMOUT H CENTURY T&RTSWEAR transportation. Mondays and Thursdays, Call T4T.SO33 after 6 f.m. WANtBD, CARPBNTIJIll — rlnlshsri. The Lutlrs Co.i Rt. U, KorganMo , N. J. CO. 41-1092. 308 Wartaurton It. Long Brand fACTORY I1BLP WANTBD — Ytar Or call STENOGRAPHER Bpsed of TO word! per minute required. round tlea4> employmoiit. 40 hours, , 222-1680 with ooculonel ovsruma. Bonus pay system. No experience nsoesury. Call MOTORS The Bendix Corp. loonopsl, 40-7111. wo _ HBAXTI HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 thdditn. can oook, clean houae EATONTOWN (More Cluilfltfe Adf cmldin. Can o iholdT slee;p ln]m. M3-30OO, exl, IJO e charie ol houii An nun opportunity emplortr On Tlw Nnt Pag«) m&wrtrim-miax arum MOU.m j mm im *m uu, MowUr. Sept. 14 GREEN GROVE GARDENS 7H£ UAILY RBClSTEfl EARN * FOUR ROOMS - $115 (ONE KMOOM) vacation. hoiplUUHtion, Inturanci Whllt You MONET TO LOAN FHA Homti For $•>• ORK JO KEN AUTO BODY PAINTER'S HBLPBH RED BANK LUMBER * FIV* Roemi (Two Badroothi) $140 —Alsrt, ambitious, Some stiperlBBOs. riMT, fldOMD and THIRD Mort Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-MOO J fMttornunt for sat f RUHBLL OLMMOBILB-iXblLLAC gt(es. Business 1MM, eonsotldatlon • Efficiency (2'/> Room.) $ 95 Look For FHA No «Mrt«M« nscsssary. H2 CO., 100 Newman Springs Rd., R«d loans, Alto BurtgiMs bought and sow. 1OVBD TO APARTMENT — Must sell Urn* ]obi only. Opening* in several Bank. Call T41-0810. Ask for Ray Bros LEARN Ml-4700. Ask lor Mr. Tlmm. Iwo-month-old 1« )b. washer, Original SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS 4 OKAM OUT JOgg! compleU works of Shakespeare. Origi- school. Following homtt are r»p«lrM pan-tuns. Apply to pertop, Plsasaor ORITX DBTAILINO tOR LAKEWOO1 nally 160; only till. U.8. School of DIR6CTI0NJ: Garden state «lt 117 ta M, «asi on M to Airport Kiopplna yuity Inn, flwr H. Holmdel. PLANT. OALl, M3-OKM. Mauujicturir of Industrial and Co and bear 6 month* FHA sumer Product* U Interested In.yoi Music, complete H-lesson piano course, Plain, turn left. Uteri two blocks to model oportment. From 15, (J. M. BXPKRIBNCKD TANK TRUCK DRIV- JANITOR — Full tlmt. Night or da: If you are % go-getter with ft degn plus 120 worth of other music books. Fltldi) ta Hailtt Ave.) turn left on MladM Road., itrolgtit ahead, strdciural warranty. XR WAMTID Apply Rollo Trucking, shift available Apply Atco Ceramic this Is a one* ft a llfrtlms opportualty 25, Service for eight, Franciscan "Ap< MS Btoldwur. Keyport. Hwy. 38, Keyport. Leant ths laust in Uchnioal advaac* Fall classes now forming. NORTH- plewear," plus extra ple.ee>: ashtrays, Phon. 264-1846 LONG AS JO YEARS TO PAY In the nation's (astnit growing Tndustr EAJT Business Machlns •cowl M eggcups, etc, tM. Recordlo upe re- MEN WANTED — Day or night. Mud FUVLUU MAN — For taspeotlon on cv corder. 129. Call before 1:36 p.m., 51J- ta orer 01. CU1 aim i p.m. Rte 90,slructlon projects. Independent agency 6960. FHA will pay rca$onabl* and Drlve-In Theater. Hazlet. . Car neceissry. Reply Box U-ltl. Thi ART CLASSES MERCHANDISE WANTED COMMERCIAL RENTALS Dally ReglsUr, Bed Bank. CALL BERT GREENE MOTOROLA CONBOLI T.V. — «40, customary financing and dot- Now, forming. two end tables It? each, cocktail table MEN OVER 18 MASON'S HELPER VVANTED - Learn to draw atxl pilnL 110. Two lamps ft each. 717-4434. AHTKlvni — Tiffany IMnu, toys, cur- •tart immediately, J22-MJ2 Small cluses-lndlvldual attention. tain, cnlna, pilnUngs, statuary, colas, oa flat floor m the Tullir BulJltoa ing cosft. Willing, to Inn about work In cutting altar «. C»ll 7479&a BASS AMPLIFIER FOR BALE, Seven 741-3440. 392-03991* 28 Brs.lns.rd loom toil on the door distributing to Ightlng nxluris. carved oak dlnlu SKILLED-BEMI SKILLED — Stton HARPER months old. List HtO.of. Mb, Call room ptscss. Cooper Kettle Antlo. y IOU ARK IMTCRESTBD - In a month. $300 _ JperatorS. BHORB COAT 00., INC. 22 747-J1M. Oakhurst MMJti or Tt^oan. 332-K22M 14 Twelfth St., Bria An., Red Bank. 741-6210. back. Willingness to work. Permanei U.S. CIVIL S2RVICX TEgTSI. prand new modem office spacs, well burg. $9(M Don Pdfltlons. Inside work. Conveyor Mai JHBRRT CAB1NST — Perfect for HI Deatad In U» unter of Red Bank, con- SKIPPING! AND BICEIVINO — Apply SNOW BLOWER tact OH (or further Information. THI 352-03*003 67 Compton St, utecturing Inc., (trees Wood Hi., Moi 21E. Front St. Red Ban Man-women Is and over. Secure Jobs. W, (35, sawing eablnet me, slide pro- Call Down-llSiJM- Norwood Plllrlbutori, Inc., 626 Broad- ganvllle. 601-llffl. jector. Bell and HoweU, 14 slide trays, DOWBTtU AOEWCT. 74K70O. way, Long Branca. Set Mr. Plscopo. High starting pay. Short hours. Ad- T41-MB2 alter 7 p.m. 352-033M 1342 Seawood Dr., CUft*Md 842-4567 rancement. Preparatory training ai Argus camera, slide viewer S46 com- RKU BkHK - Cmtral locatlou. Beach. $350 Down—$11,400. CARPINTBR — And carpenter's help- PRESSERS home. U long as required. Thousand! plete. Drapes, curtains, spreads, undei FOOt, COVER Tailored to suit'" efslesj space, around 352-OW147 176 Hilltop Blvd., Clltfwood •r wanted. Experienced. Steady work. DRIVER SALESMAN — Beverage, Ov- of Jobs open. Experience usually un- 10, S42-4169. , 80x40" Pool loor Large parking lot. Meal lor pro- Mult be eip»rleno«d presser on ooal Beach. $4% Pown-$13.400. Call after 4:80 p.m. 84M609. er Zl. Married.' Salary, Incentive, Dene necessary. fREE booklet on Jobs TWBLVB BABV JTURNITURB ITB1JS 482-90S9 luu. bunadtat* occupan- Complete Llsting* i may it obtanie.a from and car coats, SHORE OOAT CO fits. Chokola Bevdrage Co. BW-tm salaries, requirements. Approved by or- CHAS K T1NDJUX. Realtor. 141- FBDKRAL HOUSINO INC. 28 Bridge Are., Red Bank. 741-MK — Playpen, crib, high chair, etc. Me ADMINISTRA- TTS PERFORATOR OPERATOR New Jersey Board o! Education, Voca- to H. ?47-O»8i. HELP I We need clean, used furnltun 9090, TION, 10 Commerce Court, Rt~«rwukm , DISHWABHBRS-Steady, tear rou HANDYMAN — We have over 20 tional Division. Write TODAY glvlns for cash. Call N. 3. O7HI2. Telephone Wo. 64J4466. : EXPERIENCED sprinkler heads to be replaced In ou wine, address, phone and time a O-E. RISfRIOERATOR — |2S.-Excel U31-M34. rxacuTivc surre — consisting of Apply In person, Howard Johnson I 7M s«. It.' Modem offlu building out For dtUr nswepaper. Must punch mini- Uurant, Hwy. 35, MWdletown. system. Looking for someone to In lome. Lincoln Service, Box c-164, Thi lent condition. 542-9S33 mum of 875 lines an hour. Excellent stall. Anyone Interested In supplement Dally Register, Red Bank. aiter 6 p.m, . OLD FURM1TUR1) — Antiques, chins, o rirst Merchants Bank, 26 Reckless GOLFERS SPECIAL working conditions. Liberal fringe bene- HARDWAKB STORE — Located In Red hut present employment, either 01 lajnrtrs, art objects and bric-a-brac PI., Red Bank. Call 747-3710, between Charming older horn* loc#te* pti fftM fits. $15* weekly. Night Job. Write or Bank. Meeds man for general work. hourly or contract basis, applr Ate ANTIQUE VICTORIAN HALL MIR- mmtdtate cash (or anything and every- and B, course. Country ityl« Kitchen with iue- ROR — Best offer. Call '' g. Rusell's » Bast Front ft. 741- place, lovely ilza living room and tot* phone William Selferllng, The Dally Phone. Mr. Jay, 747-O4J5, Ceramics Corp.. Hwy. to, Keypoi »42 3774. 900 SSQQ . FT._.. LIOHT nunuf nc Home News, 123 How Lane, New Bruns- or call JW-8000. T lease. Call mai dining room. 3T matter bedrponi WORKKR — rat foundry labor. Steai MERCHANDISE loflftt fof r l with fireplace, plus three other «paclou» wick. 545-4000. employment, company benefits. JDnl O.B. SPIN DRY WASHBR — Perfect 747-1100 condition m, PIANO — Vive nice kids would like beflrr- man, dishwasher. All year round em- Ave., Mlddlstown^ INVESTIGATOR head door and office, 3O'x96' with spa- fjeoua trees. Only $33,000. tnHRVBtd ployment Apply In person, Pleasant cious lot On Bay Are., Highlands. Good THOMPSON k A8S0C.. Realtor. 49 w. VaJley Inn, Hwy 84; Holmdel. WAREHOUSE MAN — Mature andei ITEMS YOU NO LONGER SPLIT RAIL FENCE !or light manufacturer or warehouse or perlenced. Also warehouse helper, tor thit lovely rustic carrlaie noun PITS AND LIVESTOCK iarage. Rent $150 monthly. Call 872-1713 River R3. i MAN WANTED — for roofing and }W- hour week. Good benefits. Contact Mi a to 40. High school graduate. Intent NEED OR USE WILL ... ook, now at Fall Closeout Prices. Wai RUMSON lnr Experience necessary; Cat alter Foster, 483-8803. Ing work la consumer finance Industr a.M-now t3.3> per 10 It., 3 rail sec ED BANK—2,000 so., ft. ground floor. t. JM-HU2. ion, sicked np at yard. Use our tralle A-l IK PROFESSIONAL DOO OROUM [deal for service shop or light Industry. 747-0900 LANDSCAPER'fl ASSISTANT — Ov Must have car and be Interested In NO — All breeds, poodles our speclal- 171 W. Front St 747-3611. 18. Call after 7 p.m. steady position with uiured salary rea on any order $90 or over. Exclusive agents for EXCELLENT creases and promotions. Apply R. SELL ty, Formerly Canine Chateau now us-3OMMERCIAL BUILD1NQ—On Hwy. •. Rnrnson r Belknap, 77 Broad Bt> Red Bank RED BANK LUMBER er management of Country Squire ;5. Three offices llxH. 6x16, l!il«. KITCHEN HELP — Noon to 4 a Bultol. Pet Shop. AKO puppies for sale, Hwy, SALES OPPORTUNITY Pearl and Wall. Red Bank 741-6600 3S. Eatontown 642-S238. Ihop area 80'xSO'. fenced area 100'x "THE TAJ MAHAL" 1:30 to 11:30, Apply alter 12 nooi ANTIQUES — Wash bowl and pitch; LW. In rear ol building. Availability ,T0U QUALIFY, BE TOUn OWN except Mondays. Colon/ Restjura )ne month, Brokers protected. For .n- M At SALES REPEKSENTATIV-B1 Ridge Rd., ind Ave. of Two Rive FAST sets. Commodes, tiffany lamp. Call 787 rOODLB CUPPING — $9. Is a lovely home but for 1967 living [ormatton call 2B4-970O. try tills one. Ten years young and lo- LAROB MULTI-BILLION .DOL .- Rumaon. 6024 after B:30." Call BALES 74I-O4M. cated In an established area of at- LAB FIRM. OiPPORTUNITY JOB WITH A QUICK ACTION OREEN RECLIKINO CHAIR -r $30, OVFICE SPACE — Utilities Included, tractive homes. Center hall, living room, Jt&AOEMENT. EXOELMENT FOR MAN WITH KNOWLBDQ1B of roofll Can be seen Saturday and Sunday, 90 per month. Highway location. Call and siding. SALI3 TRAINEE — Major foor com BBAOLB — Registered. One year old, 2641-2007, a to 6 dining room, sunny kitchen overlooking TOB PERSON WITH ABILITY TO pany has key opening in Monmouth LOW-COST 24 High St.. Eatontown. Female. Reasonable. Call horse farm. Four bedrooms, 2ii baths, MBIT AND TALK WITH PEOPLE Ocean Counties for recent college grai LIKE NEW TIRES (21 — «60ia3. Use 776-728J. SHOP WITH APABTMBNT — WtXHr large famllr roojp for active children. mam WITH SALARY PLUS COM DISPATCHER - Ready mix xonc uate. Start (6,9m plus bonus. Ci DAILY REGISTER hree weeks. $30. Two snow tires, «50 Powered for 116-220 volts. Formerly Covered brick patio, basement, doubts MUSIPN8. COMPREHENSIVE TRAIN- experience. Reply Box M-183, furnished. FES PAID, 13, $18. After 6, 767-6993. 8AND AND BEA KENNEL CLUB - wood-working and rsflnlshlng shop. In garage. Excellent schools. Its comfort ING PROGRAM. LIBERAL FRINGE Dally Register, Red Bank. WIU start dog show handling classes Shrewsbury. After S, 741-7017. and upaclousness Is available at t27,S00 BKNEFlra. CALL 549.7687, EVENINGS BALES PHARMACEUTICAL — .'OOL TABLB — Three slate bed, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m. Hwy. 70, Brlcktown asking. Call today. V "• 147-3510, FOR APPOINTMENT. years sues experience with any sdeni FAMILY AD ball returns, 10x5, completely refur- opposite Family circle and Wesuri . An eaual opportunity employer M/F TELEVISION background. Degree. To f9,ooo pli bished, Including balls, cues, etc. 431-Bergsrs, The Happening Building. Foi HOUSES FOR RENT HALL BROS., Realtor. 0073 after 6 p.m. ASSISTANT PART MANAGER — Qcn company car. FEE PAID.' 3 LINES • 5 DAYS hformailon call 6SW829 after 0:30. 813 Blver ltd. 741-768* Irair Haven «ral Motors experience preferred. El. REPAIRMAN PROFESSIONAL POOL TABLB MENTAL* - SEASOMAL - tsUKLl Member Multiple Listing Service cellent working conditions. Top salary EMPLOYERS Slate base. Lifting weights, IS. Men'i HORSES BOARDED—Colts Neck sue for right man. Apply In person tX Rus- Personnel Services suits, 42, IS ea. Stereo, oarrard RC- Larga box stsjls, pasture jumping ta- ELLA WILTSHIRE. R«altor 77 Broad 8t Red Bank 741-SW Z »2.00 80, W.-KO. tuner, Sherwood stereo cllltles and trail. For Information RED BANK AREA nil Owsmoblle-Cadlllac, 100 Newman EXPERIENCED ON 14J0 Ostan Ate., Sea Bright tMO Sprint* Rd., Red Bank. Ask tor Paul AvatlaMt for Mwoftoimm For Sale wily. amplifier, twin speakers. JIM. V sort- 462-2480. RBNTALB SSRVIOE STATION ATTENDANT Artlde mud orlolnat* from a hauuno! FARMHOUSE Ralph, BLACK & WHITE board, $80. 84M466 or gtMJW r. A. OEHLHAUS, Real Iitat* On VA acres. Entrance hall, living Nights, * to 11. Six days a week, and may not exceed a ml* prto* TOT POODLES — AEC, males $83 Hwy. M Leonardo 2S1-O4M ,. MAN — Fgr Boy1! Depart- AND COLOR Call 568-7J62. •M.OO per ortlcl*. POOL — Above ground, 22'x4', ladder, Call room, 15C27. Full dining room, two ment Full time. Apply In person, Bond Price MUST be adnttlud. Each oddl- vacuum and Loinart fflter. $75 cash 264-6623 noil SELECTION OF RENTAL* — Fireplaces. Four bedrooms, 2% baths. Clothes,. Monmouth Bhopplng Center, OEi BURNSIR SDRV1CB MAN — Teai Tou duimantel. 54S-2083. rurnlsbed and untarnished. Immediate Front and rear porches. Aakfng *31,M0. • Up to (ISO per week (or qualllli tlonol line 11.00. No copy chanon may oceupancT. SAUUBL TRICBSR AQVN- Batontown. ly position - benefits - large company be mad* and no discounts or refunds i GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — person Write Box C-188, The DaUy Register refunds FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER'S COURJ. Three months old. AKC registered. C1. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport 542- THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor CRAFTSMAN — Experienced In civil will b* mod* II ad It cancHtd 'btfor ' ts —comp—Completl e set of books. Call B2-2274 • Tlme-and-a-halt overtime pay Red Bank. . expirancMi. mornings Tues., Wed., Thurs. Four males, two females. Call 741-6204. ssoo,--. , .. 63a River Ba. engineering work In local consulting Hl-Mtf engineers office. Send resume and sal- Wa to MM Per Month • permanent full time position SALES OKPOKTUNTIY — For hai To Pile* Your Daily Register RIBBON WINNERS AT THB FAIR— TBS fislRO AOKrfOT ary requirements to Box J-1T8, The workers rfgardless of txperlenc ROOF LEAKING? Cute, small, mixed, miniature pups. HIS - MUdlttowa Dally Register, Red Bank. PRESTIOB INTERNATIONAL BLEC FAMILY AD, CALL Mop It, patch 11 or recover It yourse' $15. $20. $25. S42-07M. •711000 LINCROFT • Liberal company benellti Including TftONIC CORP. Fringe benefits, train f It's a low roof. Stop In, we have a CARPENTER - MUST BE EXPERI- profit eharlng plan Ing at company expense for matur the repair materials, advice, and CO-' GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC Ch^ FOUR-ROOM BUNOALOW — At »A Imagine! Belter hurry. Four bedrooms, SNCBD IN ALL PHASES OF CAR- married men. Must have ear. are very Twmlnal. .. __ plon, sired, good wllh children. Om BurllnfUn Ave., three baths, all kitchen appliances. FBNTRx — Layout,. alterations, trim- Apply In person, Personnel office 741-6900 Leonardo mint. Call 741-1144 alter 7 p.m. , RED BANK LUMBER year old. Best offer 642-28)4. Basement. Central sir conditioning. $2IS weekly salary 24-Hour Service TWO AND THWBB-BBDHgpM HOJ«» Oood architectural styling. "Trees." MAN TO WORK on. rarm with horses. MONTGOMERY WARD (Not an advance or draw) guarante< DESKS $19 up FILES, tables, ehalrs, Pearl and Wall, Bed Bank. 741-58W BNUL13H SETTER PUPS — 6 weeks — For rent or sale, fan to JUp a Also do other tarm-work. Must nave for proper effort Call Personnel p adding machines, typewriters, office FRIOIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER— old, AKC, field and show prospects, month. THB KIRWAN CO., .REAL- references. Experience preferred. Can Eatontown, N. J. pirtment, Mondays 4:304 p.m. or Tu •QUlpment, etc., at bargatnprtces. New •erfect, $50. Double maple bookcase shots, wormed. Call 583-1419. TORS, Belford, 7»T-oo(10. W. Ksansborg. 946-4823 between 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. days 9130-1 p.m. T74-82M. or used. AAC DISK OUTLET. Rte. leadboard, spring, mattrcso, S30. Twl QUALITY POODLE PUPS — Excelle 7S7-6600. Hazlet 264-7100. An equal opportunity employer H, OsJthurit 631-3W0. mattress. $10. 2fff Bike, $10. V'™% JOSEPH S. LANG COOK, BARTENDER, HANDYMAN — SALESMEN — Part-time evening wor CHEMIST — Organic research. Degree >ase cabinet, Formica top, *10. 38" pedigree. Six weeks old. Home bred LARGE secluded Colonial In beautilu! Main St. Holmdel 046-4537 , Six day week. Tear round. Red Bank' special training classes. Barn whl O-Sftyears experience. Local company, TlPawRrnBRS, ADDWO - machines. painted kneetiole desk, $12. Pair curvet Call 569-4S0S. country setting. Five years old. Ferfecl "The Village Realtor" Rurason area, Write Box M-172, The you learn, opportunity to advance I To »,600. FETB PAID. All makes new or used. Ouaranteei ow boucle chalts, $15. Call 284-3807 b GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES condition. 10 rooms, 3 baths. $400. Call Pally Register, Red Bank. ull time high paid position In mm* Low u gjs. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth fore 3 p.m. Sired by Champion Immo Von D 671-1071. anca Industry. For personal Interview St Next to theater, ttlom OLDE SHREWSBURY SECURITY GUARDS WANTED -r- Unl BMPLOTERS BICYCLES — Moat Bizet, excellent con Bschbacber Kllppen, Reservations bi SHREWSBURY — Six rooms, three forms supplied. Hplmdel-Mlddletown :all Mr. Alfred ato Jr. 683-9000. Personnel Service! COLOR TV'S — REPOSSESSED AND Ing taken now. 787-1662. bedrooms. Call 741-7888 for appolnt- A lovely little three-bedroom home •tea. Call 747-4809 or 234-4600. 77 Broad at. Red Bank T4 NEW. NO MONEY DOWN, 11-60 PUR with fireplace, on a beautifully shrubbed MECHANICS »* ^ 501^048. COLLJH1 — Trl-colored, six month old lent, after 8 p.m. lot, Ideal for newlyweds or retired Truck equipment. Call Mr. Gray, B42- WEEK. FREE ANTENNA. INSTANT PERSONNEL TRAINEE — Local, CREDIT. CALL DR. DRAKE, S73-6636. TWO BICYCLES — One American, om femMe. AKC registered. All shots, FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — In Rumson. couple. Just redmced to 118,300 for a MANAGER 3220. (9,000. Teaching or supervisory expel English. Excellent condition. Trained. $75. Call 556-5700. Adults. ' Call between 6-7 p.m., 842-quick sale.~€l,wner relocating. ence helpful. Degree required. FOR TBS PEKFKOT WUDDIKO 741-4869. 1722. J OCWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all ac- BBAOLB PUPS — Eight weeks oli THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor MEN'S & BOYS' DEFT;- cessories with todlvMoal person*! set- IIOBAUT MEAT SUCER AND 8CAL: $10. Call 264-8253 after TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — In Middle- Host hays retail experience. Excellent EMPLOYERS rice. Call Virginia KlmbaU, Frsehol 5 p.m. town Village. Month'a secntUy smd one- 636 River Rd. Fair Haven MANAGER TRAINEES Personnel Services — Excellent condition. • Call alter year lease required. *117 per month T41-447T salary with full company benefits. 402-77T3. ,m., 741-2890. QUARTER HORSE — Welsh Crosi Wrlto stating full qualifications to Box 7T Broad St. Red Bank 741-S5! CaU 671-5408. SAVB frames* Boors « searching by Local Monmouth County company hai OAK DINING ROOM BET — bred, lllly, large pony hunter prospe E-iM, The Dally Register, Red Bank, UNPAINTED FURNITURE Also Shetland mare. 946-4392. THRKB-BBDROOM HOUSE — Tree sending for otrr free comprehensive openings for two young, ambitious 1 ADMBH8TRATIVS1 ABSIBTANT — Edl chairs, hutch, table. Excellent Property 100x300, price $7,000. Call af- llngle'needld machines. 98 Leonard 8 or during weekend. . S. Fr^nt KK _fl, -, Red Bank ____ ter 6 p.m. 4 Rarltan Road, Hazlet. Hed Bank. Son.. - Thuri. k FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. MEN WANTED Wed. tU 6. Sat. 'til 6. Good location. Short or long term. Al- ¥ioo BAVB 8AVK SAVE so one furnished efficiency. 462-1S96. GARAGES FOR RENT VERY NICB WHTTE STUCCO BOUSB NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY SITUATIONS WANTED • Female li alt your order need be to uti tree One only delivery at low Red Bank Lumber Only $l49.95*egrtlar price, $ie».«6 M«e RED BANK — Furnished apartment OARAGE FOR RENT — On McLaren — Black shutters. 47 South St., Rsd tRONINO done In my home. #ree 3uh ft Carry Prices. It you are bulld- Leftover, Storeo-phonograph. 90 days. Bedroom, living room, kitchenette and St. near Throokmorton St. Red Bank. og a. girfcge, Adding a room, or other bath 1st floor. Private entrances. 14 Bant. CaU JTM404 tor dsulls. pickup and delivery. Call large projecU, ba aura to obtain a mile north ol Red Bank. Couple pre- 10 per month. T47-4Mt 787-8873 nice from: ferred. Call between 4 and 7 p.m. 741- LL MIND YOUR CHILD in RED BANK LUMBER uuiu^ TRAIN BET — Tracks or 4105. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TOMS RIVER — 2-bedroom Cape Cod, n home. Hazlet area. board, two dolts, transfer plate, Stertln TWO THRBB-ROQM APARTMENTS — 2-car garage, all appliances, many ex- 264-70J3. • " . . Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-SSOO souvenler spoons, pewter tea set, o Completely paneled. Immediate occu- HOUSES FOR SALE tras. Walking distance to all shopping, Material Handlers BABY GRAND PIANO — Apartmon lamp, bisque figurine, silver plate, egg churches. Excellent retirement. Low pancy. Inquire 173 Seeley Ave., Keans- ^tKAEONABLB CHILD CARE — Dall' size, excellent condition, *425 with cuns butter pats; frames, furniture, taxes. Buy direct. 341-0390. or weekly. In my home. Hazlet an bench. 101-1241 burg; . SS Tuesday and Friday. 741-1889 for SHREWSBURY — 24 Monroe Ave. DAY SHIFT 7 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Call 264-3360. 1982 ADMIRAL REFRI0CHRATOR — other days or nights, ta Peters PI., Be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — three- 01 HOLMDEL four-room apartment, newly decorated. Two-bedroom bungalow. Living room, WILL OARB FOR CHILDREN In my Freezer top. 19 cu. It. Like naw. (80. Sank. ' _ dining room. Low taxes.. Asking price, Call 6n-0J7«. Separate entrance. In private home. $12,000. Pall BUI Mego. 741-9871 NIGHT SHIFT 3:30 to midnight home for working mother, call after VLD BRASS .OAfl LIOHTfl - Bruntshed 291-1697. EXECUTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD ALSO THIRD SHIFT OPENINGS 671-09911. . f ANTIQUES—Lamps, Clocks, Frames, and eleotrllled, ready to hang. EAST RBD BANK — 103 McLaren Strset. Furniture. The Half * Half, 1213 Syca- IOUSB ANTIQUES, Hwy 36 at Searr JHREE liARGE FURNISHED ROOM The combination of "old world know Thrco bedrooms, 1H baths, sunporch, >AY WORK — Monday, Wednesday, more Ave., Tlnton Falls. 642-6063. Ave., AHSntlo Highlands. 291-2147, — Bath, air conditioner. All utilities In- Friday, same house. Must be on, bu cluded. 1125. Call 741-0703. how" and "modern day styling' make fireplace. 741-8755. line. Call T41^S54 985 RCA WHIRLPOOL FREEZER — BAVB SAVE BAVB this two-story Colonial one of the better APPLEBROOK RANCH — Tcroe bed- BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT LOCA- lomes for you and yours; such as a Apply 9 A.M.-3 ?M. CHILD CARS IN MY HOME) — Po: - so. ft Price J135. Call One only rooms, IV, baths, fireplace, basement. 787-7863 inly $6U.0O Regular price $7DB.0O 1966 TION IN OCEANPORT — With boal ipaclous master suite consisting of bed- Almost an acre. A-l. 67M0W. working mothers. 8 to S. Clean norai dockago If desired. 3tfc rooms furnished room, sitting room, dressing room and ^d. end street. Reasonable. 871-904 THRHH-PJJBCH SECTIONAL — Italian .ettover Phllco • Color T.V. One year on yearly lcaso. Near school. $125 peifull bath, three more large bedrooms IN MASSACHUSETTS — ' Berkshire Provincial bedroom, daybed, etc guarantee, parts and labor. DAT WORK — Monday, Wednesday, 47-5702 Ask lor "Waif month, heat supplied. Call 741-4487. and another tile bath: on the first floor Hills, near Mohawk Troll, threo wooded ridar. Same, house. Must be on bus 787-3183 It offers large living room, dining Acres, divided by trout brook. Unusual BHAULEV BEACH — Five rooms fur. room, powder room, eto., basement, line. Call 741-6950. OOMPLKTB WVINO HOOM — Fur- NBARLT NEW BALK — Sponsored nlshol Winter season. live-room homo with all modern con- nishings, two complete bedroom BBti iy the Sisterhood of Monrnouth Reform wo-car garage and two-acre park-like veniences, garage, storage area, utility Call 741-18M after S p.m. Temple, Monday through Wednesday, 798-3270. lotting, rounding out the many features house, workshop. Near schools, church- REVLON September 18,19 and SO, 9:30 a.m. to MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT >t this fine home. es, town, ski areas. Excellent site for SITUATIONS WANTED > Male MOVWO — Must sell complota dining -.30 p.m., 11 Maple Ave., Red Bank. — Nice and cleaa Go Herbert St., a money making trout pool or for Route 27 and Talmadge Rd., Edison mom set. Playroom furniture. Refrig- Rod Bank. 'ANEL TRUCK FOR HIRE — Or em- erator. Deep freeze and miscellaneous -LUB RCA WHIRLPOOL OAS RE- ASKING $41,000 recreation. P.O. Box 3, Shelburne Vails, iloyment. Reasonable, articles. Call 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 747-2804. FIUOHJRATOR — Freesor, 15 oa ft., CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT — Twi Mais. 01370. 849-0578. automatic Ice cube maker, like new, bedrooms. Oil heat Fully furnlshod, COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom ranch. PIANO — Khabe. (Original) 64" baby Call 042-5127. STERLING THOMPSON grand. Walnut finish. Phono 229-3028 50. 747-4367. Immaculate. 136,900. Call owner, 046- alter 6 pjm. for appointment. SAVE SAVE SAVB rWO-BEDHOOM APARTMENT — Ha*i & ASSOC, Realtor SD71, Ono only let. Three-bedroom apartment, Keyport, Hwy. 35,.MIddlotown riVE-ROOM HOUSE — Two bedrooms, Inly $234.95 Regular prlco 1279.95 1966 Second floor. References and security (Adjacent to Cobblestones) all Improvements, nloctrlo rango, elec- Leftover, combination Stereo and AM squired. 100 month plus utilities. Nc tric water heater. Nowly decorated In- Jhllrlron. Call after 8, 284-1789. 747-5600 HAMMOND FM. 90 day parts and labor. Call anytime sldo and out. Perry St., Keyport, one CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ask for "Wall" 747-8701 IBAUTIFUL THREE-ROOM — Fur block from Jackson Bt. float olfcr, Call Roy Lamhertson, 201-4803. JUBTOMER FORFEITS — Recently llshed apartment. Carport, private en- FAIR HAVEN A HANDY GUIDE OP BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! lurchased three-room outfit Including ;rs.noo, patio, flood, quiet location In BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL — In Rum- ORGAN ilgltt-plooe living room with sleeper tl Bank. Call aftor 5, 741-0308. Three-bedroom ranch' on dead end son. Consisting of two 3-roorA apart- iota, eight-piece double dreasor bed- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Throt street In eioolloat area. Fireplace tti ments plus one large apartment for OF ASBURY PARK oom with all accessories and five- rooms first floor. All utilities supplied lvlng room, dining area, paneled jame- home anrl/nr Income. Lovely grounds. xiom In basement, large storage closeU. Excellent location. Just what you'fo Corner of Main St. & Mattlson Ave. )loce bronzetone dinette wllh sllvor- $129, 291-0810. Plagstono patio offering complete pri- Adding Machines - Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating th proporllos for only Monmouth St.. Red Bank, 747-O4M. rates. 842-4383, 747-3338, estimates, call 747-3041, )pen Mon., Thurs. ft Frl. 'til 0. Tucs. jONO nilANCH — Furnished or un- in.SOO. Coll 7-11-2350 after t p.m. Wed. 'til 6. Bat. -til 0. WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — jteot Jrom our largo variety of used urnlshed, attractive one-bedroom apart- THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng organs, all guaranteed and In excel- LADIBS DROSSES — Size 12-13, 12 nnnt. Mmlorn cabinet kitchen. Con- - FARMB - ACRBAOI1 Asphalt Paving Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small rcnlcnt location. Immediate occupancy 30 Rivet ltd. Fair Haven New list many good buys • Cilt LAM- jobs, too, B91-9TU. •nt condition. Save hundreds of dol- patlte, shoes 6MA. One wing chair. 741-4477 HON. INC, nBTALTORrl, FREEHOLD Expertly on braided nylon. 11.80 i lars. * 87-6096. Jlla Svonilsen. Droller, 229S686. 222 OBJNBRAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. strand. Sterling olasps from 7So. HBO. Blacktop driveways and parking lots. Insulation & Siding REUSSILLBa', 36 Broad St.,'Red UD1NO MOWBIl — "Huffy", 25", one STRATHMORE RESALES for the Piano buyer, we have the r ATTRACTIVE fJAFUCIB) APARTMENT Call for free (sUmatos. 2H-82G8. Dank. largest selection at the lowest prices- ea,r olil, with roller, wagon, spresder. ranches, Capes, Colonials starting Int INSULATION * BID1NO CORP. — —06 fnrm. Four rooms. Adults only. (More Classified Adi featuring Knabe. Mason • Hamlln, 1-4078. $1110 plus utilities. B42-3M7. tie low 20's. our otllce located In Urn - - Ctramlc Tile Contractors Also windows, roots, gutters, etc. Plumbing and Heating ohmsr. »»»r«tt, tteak. Janssen, Ham- •art of Btrathmore, on Hwy. 34. Call On The Next Page) 10-30 year guarantee. Cay or night lond, nardmin and Pianola Players, SAVB 8A.VB BAVB •OUR 110OMS — Furnished, newly whether selling or.buying. 7 days, 775-8(07. Adam Llnimejer S91-0 PLUMBING! — Heating and baWoom [any floor models and used planoi. Two lelt vcoratstf. Ideal for working oouple. hr. service. Call BM-7000 anytime. , CERAMIC! TILS remodeling. )nly lieo.SS-Regulitr price I1B4.6O Loft "onnsburg. 787-GM8. APPLWBROOK OF IIATAWAN, Real- Would you like a modern earamlo III* Odd Jobs jdget term! available en all put- ivor 1M6 Phllco Air comUllonor 6.B00 batli or kitoben? All work |nii»nteed. CORRIGAN'S ihasis. I.T.U. one year guarantee, parts and KBYPORT COMMERCIAL RENTALS Tin esilmatos. Call 391-9361. Lbor. KBT IONO BRANOH 1IANCII — YARDS, DOLLARS, guages, stores UT Oakland St., Red Bank TiT-tlOt, BAYVIEW APTS. iree master sire, bedrooms, living . oleatwd un. Have truck, Krce esti- Roonng, Siding .A Iraulatlon. 775-9300 •k for "Jerry" , 747-5701. >m with fireplace, dining room. Bat- Diamond! Bought or Reityled mates.' MHl*» after S n.tn. 'lneit In adult furntahed. No pets, Nsw console piano, *3M M0V1N0 — Must sell RCA. dishwasher, 'rum $111 up, utilities Inoludod. Avail. solenoe kitchen. Full basement, j OLSBN CO, INO. Roollng, siding ft 70, Wcstlnghouae alr-condltloner, ISO. bio Si'Pt. 1. 264-9901 or 2114-1140. ireeseway, attached two-car garage. I DISTINGUISHED Ut\ u» buy the dltmbnds you don'l Painting and Decorating Insulation Installed: and guaranteed Socretary desk. 843-1966 evenings, HJ.600; fjkll ' wur or lot us restyla them for you for 10 yean. TTS-OTOB. 291-OMO, POOL TABLB — Full slsl. Sloo'.lont lUjrrwoOD — Throo rooms, bath, WHOHHly, Reusallles', 36 Btosd at. londltlon. OUR PIBOB BtCTIONAL — With urmslied. Wooded area. Half blook BI.FORD — Four bedrooms, paneled OFFICE L. H, HILL — Painter Interior • and SlDINO — Alsoi), Dupont ledlar and , calf tew custom - slipcovers, end tables, an, fireplace, baseboard heat, bas<- exterior. No Jobs loo Jain of too Alcoa. Work guaranteed. 873-0677 rom buses, shopping. Walking d1s- Drsperle, ralnut dining room tablet olx chairs ince to American Gait. Hwy So, 666- lent. Barbecue, twn garagss, 100X160, , SPACt; moll. Very Maaonabls. Call 9M-94I7. PROWN'S ind hutch. Two white leatherette '0 brokers. 787-4IIW. 117,000, Oolden touoh becoratori INTERIOR AND BXTCRIOR taint- INSTRUCTION ouohes. 741-03J7. II sroad St Red Bank 741-TBM /BHT KKANSM.'IUI — older lour- [BYPOIIT — Owners leaving state I New Furnllute, Draporlts, ing. Also dscoratlni. our ptlosi art IAS BTOVB — »15, Cabinet sink, $10; me bedrooms, bath, kitchen, living, Uptiofsttrlnr, Bedspraadi. cheaper Him Uinlrs. Call Sliok Paint- Sewer Cleaning Dom apartment 179 plus utilities, Call Inlng room, full cellar and attic. On- inhoistertd ohalr, $10: Vlotorlm bed, U-53B0. Illpoovlrs, Rods, Foam Rubber. ing Co, for lrt« estimalei, M-4H0. 5. Call 741-1860. loiod front porcli, satage. Convenient! Cmtm, Orftdartr Mad* JAOK'g SEWER OLBANINO - Wlft .cationation. AlAUl (urnlihlnsafii , If desired. M(- f AlNTBfO - M,M »n hour at con- lleotflo sower RooUr..cleans' LEARN TO DRIVE im»B-iiooM FURNisiiBD APART- tract, fill y ln«u»«d. Air ..Haven :KNT _ Heated, rrlvats sntranoe. 118 weekdays all day iatur-l Home1 Bupplr. Frte •JtlfnateJ. 8IJ- Uwtilftl qu«lljled Initrutten MERCMANDISB WANTED II S41-0071. Bntemlitmtnt 1073 or 74T41-M101 , IXDOTon — Wants old TliANTIO HIOMLANDI — Furnlilied THOMAS IHATI Window t oo^iUon. Pay oash or .. res and oni-hsll room a Tltkeii available for latsst Hrcisil. free Bitlmates 3,, art, a, atutard laun. Ins seotlon. 6 Third Avs, AAA WINDOW OLD, DRIVING SCHOOL wur ilioms and Major tports Bvetils, Painting and PeoortUni OOMsJEIlOIAL AND " MBST tniCM — Quick sirrjee, far AVB A THNBB-ltOOK 1M bath 747-1160 It" Monmoulh at., ned/Sank. fully Insured Ml-SUt 741-4SS6 10 Main St. 5J6-4I0O Matiwtn uud. furniture, antiques and odd) and iSuil. $00 per month. AU utllluel, IM Brawl DowlraA. AOBNOY, 1*14100. M * MM BOUSES FOB MLE HOUSES VAX, COMMERCIAL PaQPEBTY LEGAL NOTICE TWr. — OammfMl Apy Scores Democratic Legislators REACH EXCLUSIVE RUMSON'S OLD PROPOSAL T«E DAILY REGISTER Birr. H « *». ttaa UNIO[ON BEACREACH —- HMwbUcM tortfan ptittT>w*td blBbIH«t «M ttecti»a lelett Demotffttmorft i wouldn't ev* All modUD apllt l«vd. Three bedroom*. FARM VILLAGE wjtudmr wut. Hotlct in hereby *t»«n tlirt Mil«4 Kill dlatng room. 114 nath«. Oa«age. bid* will bo received In the Reception the governor decide If he would t bill In committee until they got HOUSES FOR SALE Excellent location. fl&eoo. (800 down. Lovely Colonial hou« In excellent con. Room of the OHlce ol U>e Director, Assembly ««plr«(ht Chester Apy dltlon located la one ot Rumson's most Division ol Purchase and Proportlr, sign them, the word from the front office. charming areas. Three bedrooms, 2H BUSINESS PROPERTY said that election of a politically Immaculate fcl-1««l. Four bedrooms. batfts, new paneled air conditioned den, 2nd floor, Room 232-2, Stale Hume, 'In the last two years, this This is no way to represent the Large living room and dining room. full basement Wonderful buy at $36,400. Trenton, New Jersey 0882.1. on Sep-balanced Legislature Is on INCOME PROPERTY Eat-In science kitchen. Two-car garaKP. FLORIDA — FIv» inrot choice, bujt- tember 28, 1987 at S:00 P.M. and will system has 6 e down the drain. citizens back home," t houiu on T5JO00. All year round1 U« Lovely lOOxlW lot. 523,600 with V.700 new property In Ooldett Ofcte Xntatu be opened and read Immediately there- lag Masonry garage, just built, lsxzi down. Vets no down. i THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor near Napier Below aliened -yalua at after, for tbe following: tial to smooth government in the Oarao uied for outdoor living In sum 636 River Rd. Hi,000 Term*. Prlvat. owner. Oal! PHKI'l ItCHASE KMEHC'.KNCV future. jner City water and sewers. Threi .741-4(77 ftl-MX. UEMSRATOKH i- AKKOU1ATED SlSooms, bath, kitchen and_ livta BEACH AGENCY EQUIPMENT Columbus Day Celebration BROKER LINCROKT — Attractive ColonW split. FAIR'HAVEN — 163' on Itlver Rd. Fre-purchas* fc/niiTKtfnry Opnfiraton Addressing the local Repub- house ho* onn bedroom, kitchen, oa Four bedrooms, 21i baths, (amlly room plus house, iiearl of town. Ideal cor & A»soclnt«d Equipment lican Club and the GOP county 194 Highway 35 Middl&town. N. J. •Hh fireplace Many i-loseta. Oversized ni>r location, next to shopping center. Huntrrdtin State School k Vood Ser Open 7 days 842-3626 or 671-2727 two-cair garage. One acre/ Near C.B.A. Will divide. 842-125.1. Eves: Mr«. AnlU Llebcrmin 671-0632 vice BIdg., Clinton, N. J. committee in the Philipino Club To Be Disscused Thursday S33.5O0 Call 741-6787. Bids must be <1> made on ttie Stan All payments are approximate and nub dard proposal form, (-") enclosed Ir. her*, he declared: jcet to PHA-VA approval^ IV* YEARS YOUNG LONG BRANCH — Plans for general parade chairman. He will niture lor garage. REAL ESTATE WANTED ttie Bpecial addressed envelope, l.!t ac- "The Democrat legislators now Seeing Is believing Custom huilt three-bed room ranch. companied by a uertlllctt chccli draw.- the 60th anniversary of the Chris- be assisted by Leo Greenwood, GUOX FOK APPOINTMENT. ~9UTET WATERFRON Large living room, Kitchen, dining OPEN LISTINGS to the order o! the Treasurer of tin in office have subverted our Keansburg area, one-cur garuge. Priced to s«HIndependent broker rieslrea open list. State of New Jersey, or a blfi bond topher Columbus Day parade and Sol Friedman, Luigi Mellaci, 'ictureaque Rumaon Inlet with multt- this weuk at $1P,500. Leave the fi- Ings on residential properties, Middle traditional system of government *vvi modern home. Delightful sunroom, any ot which shall be In the amount celebration will be launched James LoIMondo and Juan Dias 787-3733 nance to us Call Now. 671-3311. town, Holmdel. Colts Neck. o( 5';i of-the bid, and (4J delivered by permitting the executive overlooking water way. Fine bulkhead WALKER & WALKER, Realtors, Mid- L1NCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. at Ihe above place on or before tho with a dinner meeting Thursday Leon. Price U right..Private owner. and dock. Fireplace la large living dletown-IIolmtiel. Multiple Listings and 7» Hwy. 35 a Mlddlotoim hour named as no bid will be ac- branch to dominate them by tell room. Ideal (or creative thinking. Sur- (opposite Howard Johnaon) at 6:30 p.m. in the Rex Restau- Theme of this year's parade Is prisingly different, Reduced to $37,500. Trade-Ins. Send for Catalog. cepted after the hour specified. Bins Ing them how to vote. MIDDLETOVra — Immaculate three- Evenings 741-0162 not so Bubmltted will be considered In- rant, 13 South Broadway. "American Power." Bedroom sprit, living room, dining room PICTUREBOOK RANCH—LarK8 living '«71-5333 lormal anil will bo rejected. Tho Di- aclence kitchen, recreation room,- lli - JOSEPH G. McCUE room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, four rector reserves the.right to reject "These people not only shirked All organizations are invited Club members have also set ballil attached garace. on a. nlccl; WE NEED — Five or elx, 2-3 bedroom any and all bids and to award con- landscaped large lot. Many extras As bedrooms, 22x17 gameroom, two baths, incomoi, fumlahed or unfurnished, from their (responsibilities to the voters the date for their 60th anniver- Realtors screened porch, acre plus plot, wall- S83 to $175 per month for Incoming tract in part or wliole if deemed to to attend and to enter their •ume low VA mortgage lor only $3,700 the best interests of the BUilo to do who elected them, they did so tow monthly payments. 30 Ridge Ktl., Rimison 842-0444 to-wall carpet, dishwasher and dryer personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt floats and marching units. sary dinner, which will be Sun- Member Multiple Listing included. J29.900. REDDEN AGENCY, S5. Mlddletown. 671-1000. so The successful bidder will be re- quired to furnish surety bond In Weopenly, letting it be known they Rocoo N. Bonforte, president day, Oct. 8, at 6:30 p.m. in West THE PALACE AGENCY Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., corner Ber- full amount of the contract, of a could not vote for a bill because 1335 Rt. 35 Mtddletow SEASHORE HOME Bon PI., Red Bank. 741-9100. NEED VACANT LAND company authorized to do business In of the Christopher Columbus End Manor. The dinner commit- 6:1-3500 Small lot or large tracts. Call MUL- the State ot New Jersey. the governor wouldn't let them. tee includes Sheriff Paul Kier- UNION BEACH — Six-room year-round LAH EY REALTY. 671-516V . Club, has selected Mayor Paul (Neit to Harmony Bowl) OCEAN VIEW house, 50x100' corner lot, gaa heat, Plans and specifications, form of bid, "During 189 years of state- nan, «Mr. Gold, Wilbur Ray, Six bedrooms, 4',i bathfl. Prestige loca- $7,500. Call 284-8954. URGENTLY NEEDED - Two andcontract and bond for the proposed Nastasio Jr. and Benson Gold RIVER OAKS COLONIAL tion. Attractively furnished. Excellent three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Haz- work are on file and .may be ob~ob-- hood, the New Jersey Legisla- as parade grand marshals. Coun- Thomas LoPresti. Irving Kay;, On pond. Beautiful neighborhood. Ccn condition Priced at $29,000. let vicinity. We have buyeri waiting, tained upon application to the Direc- v THE KIRWAN CO. 7B7-4K0O. tor Division nf Purchase and Proper- cilman Ralph Ardolino of West Edward C Brien and Samuel ter hall. Four bedrooms. 2 \h baths, LOTS AND ACREAGE ty, State House, Trenton, New Jersey EGAL NOTIC den paneled gameroom, screened ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY IJELP — ACTION! 08625, on deposit ot twenty-five ($25.00) Long Branch has been appointed Sestito. , porc'i full basement. A period (amllj v PEAUnFUM,* LANDSCAPED LOT Realtor 128' frontage x 127! deep. Finest Fair HELP us: our 12 salespeople need a for each set, this amount to be re- hou=e. Reduced to sell fasl at £42,900 listing on your home. funded to the bidder upon return of .480 Ocean Ave. Bea BrIgh! t Haven residential area. Asking J12.000. ACTION Is our motto—professional ser- PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE THE LOW AGENCY, Real+o 842-0004 ROLSTON WATERBURY. . REALTOR vices are Just a phtme call away. sued documents in good condition with- An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- Open 7 Days _ 16 W. Front St., Hed Bank. 74.7-3JM in 30 days after the award of the NANCE AMENDING SECTION TWEN- SK Elver Rd. Fi H Trade-ins—Exchanges TY • SEVEN OF AN ORDINANCE 8UMMARV OB RYNOF8IS OF 19CW AUDIT REPORT OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Scenlc Dr. KEANSBURG—Corntr lot, 50x100. Sew-Commercial and Investment properueL DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY KNOWN BY THE BHOKT FORM BOROUGH Ol' NEW SHRKWSBUKY AS REQUIRE!! BY N, i, S. 40A:5-l Nicely landscaped lot. Living room with ers, paved streets, clean. Tjireo blocks Member Two Multiple Listing Services WALKER * WALKER Division ot Purchase and Property TITLE A3 "REVISED ORDINANCE COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET fireplace, science kitchen, three bed- from church, parochial "'and public Dlrcc r FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF December 31 LITTLE SILVER rooms, three baths, family room, ter- Realtors CHARLKS F. SULLIVAN, '" Bn December 31 schools, Ramsey and Garfleld Aves. 21 bu THE BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWS- 1*!3 Four-bedroom brick Cape. Living room, race, two-car garage. Owner trans, $2395 or make offer. Call SO 3-3S7I. Shrewsbury MldUetown-Hnlmde! Sept. 18, 22 * ' ASSETS Year 1888 661 Broad Bt. 204 Hwy 35 BURY," ADOPTED DECEMBER 7, dinning room, sclonce kitchen, attached [erred, asking price $43,000. Mr. Slsto. 1961 was presented Tor Introduction and Cash and Investments 4 garaK? Convenient to shopping, schools 741-5212 671-331] NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Hrst reading on August 3, 1B67 by ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two build Notice is hereby given that sealed Taxes, Assessment* and Liens Receivable and transportation. $19,700. CROWBUi F. A. Gehlhaus Mayor and Council of Borough ot NewProperty Acquired for Taxes-Assessed Value _ AGENCY. REALTORS, 63 -Riverside Heal Estate Ing lots, 73x130 plus, residential area on HELP olds win be received by the Mayor and Shrewsbury and on September 14. 1567 AVT., ~tl-4030. Evenings 741-3656. dead end street. For information, call Listings wanted. Btrathmore, Lateridge, Council of the Borough o! New Shrews- Accounta Receivable '•— Iwy 36 Leonardo 291-2400. After J:30, 291-0726. Ask lor was finally adopted and approved. Deferred Chances to Futurft Taxation- Near Blue ft White Bus Terminal Holmdel, Colta Neck, surrounding com- bury lor the Re-Construction of Hope JOHN B. IJEMOJJ, JR. Mr. mckman, munities. Members of two area listing load between Willow Road and Syca- Borough of New Shrewsbury General Capital .... 291 -0488 services and two nationwide home find- more Avenue, Borough ot New Shrews- LOTS AND ACERAGE FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRIB - Attest: " / TOTAL ASSETS ... 21-Hour Telephnnft Service Either commercial or residential Call ing referral services. Remember, In buy- bury, in the County of Honmouth with MULLANETf REALTY 671-5151. Ing and aelllne. Applebrook of Matawan, an estimated amount of 240 cu. yds. of JEROME 8. REED Realtors, Hwy. 34, Matawan. Phone Excavation, 1200 Tons ot Bituminous Clerk 566-7600. 4 83 TO SETTLE ESTATE RUMSON MIDDLETOtWN — Wooded building lot, Concrete F.D.A. Typo SM of FABfi, Sept. 18 ___J - LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Cape' Cod, one level, three bedrooms, $6,800 cash or best offer. Call 671- 11S0 ay of Stabilized Gravel Else Improvement Authorizations 4 25,492.90 I 9,998 38 COLTS NECK two baths, living room with fireplace, 1132. FDA- and opened and read In public NOTICE Other Liabilities and Special Funds 208,118.86 287,590, CW modern kitchen, paneled basement at the Sycamore Avenue School, I>ew Reserve, for Certain Assets Receivable — ------135,300.31 ON 19 PLUS ACRES — Of prime land -LEGAL NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that application has 229,041.93 room, expansion attic. Much desired In Mlddletown! Ample road frontage, Shrewsbury, New Jersey on October a been made to the Township Committee Surplus -—- —• 205,608.31 HIGHWAY 34 neighborhood. Beautiful oaks. Three NOTICE 1967 at 8:00 P.m. Daylleht Baylnc Time oi the Township of Raritan by Hazlet blocks from river. 529,500. 842-1423. water to the site. Builder's terms TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES 2>A ACRES available. ALEX B. ILER, licensed TAKE! NOTICE that application has Speculations, and forms of bids, for Inn Corporation trading as Hazlet Inn. f 857,630.71 been made to thn Mayor and Counci tlie proposed work, prepared by henry South aide of Route 35, near .Miller AND SURPLUS * 6M.121.B0 Includes modern rhrw - bedroom MIDDLETOWN — Three bedrooms, IVi N.J. Real Estate broker. 431-0073 after Avenue In Raritan Township, New Jer- baths. Paneled same-room. Den. Patio. 7 p.m. or the Borough of Red Bank to trans P La.brccq.ue, Engineer and approved randh house. 36x60 modem barn. fer to Crates Beverages, Inc. trading by Uie State Highway Commissioner, ley for a Plenary Retail Consumption Additional buildings. Built In garage. Landscaped half acre HOLMDEL, — Nine and one-quarter as Crates Beverages, 14-24 Nortli License. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND setting. Dead end street Walk to have been filed In the office of the $29,900 acres In Holmdel Township. Open Bridge Ave., Red Bank the Plenary aald Engineer at 17 Linden Place, Red The Plans and Specifications for the CHANGE IN SlIRPLUS-CUUBENt FUNK shopping center and transportation. ground. J3O.00O. BTANLEY STILWELL, Retail Distribution D-10 1066-1967 li- Bantt New Jersey and of Bald State construction of tho building are on Revenue (Caah Basis) Year 1868 YearUM $23,00O.-MMULIk baths, dining STANLEY 8TILWBLL, Real Estate Bridge Avenue, Red Bank. Bidders will be furnished wlUl a Objections, if any, should be made Tax Levies US7,180,O« Collection of Dellnauent Taxes and Tax Title Lieni _ 74,791.01 70,4*4.09 at $0,000 per lot. will divide. room, hardwood floors. Fireplace, full Broker, Holmdel, 946-8383. Objections, ir any, should be made copy of tho Specifications by the En-Immediately In writing to Frank J. 1 88 1 basement. Asking pries 118,900. Call Immediately in writing to John Bryan, gineer on proper notice, and payments Agresta, Clerk of the Township of Collection ol Current Tax Levy ' 1 S!'H 1,300,134.39 Must tell Immediately! 842-1067. NO AGENTS. COLTS NIECK — 15 choice acres. Clerk oC the Borough' of Red Bank. of cost of preparation. Bids must be Raritan, N. J. Interlund Loans Returned - 8,000.00 8,000.00 About three acres wooded. Stream. CRATES BE3VERAGES (Signed) Call 741-9291. WEST KEANSBURG — Older two- made on standard proposal forms In the «1,7T2,K7.S4 rt t 800' road front. Suitable estate, invest- 14-24 North Bridge Ave. manner designated therein and required OFFICERS * Total Funai 41,7*7,469.28 After six, 741-06*4. family house. Buy under c " ract, J.500 ment or horsa farm. $2700 art ocre. Red Bank, N. J. by the specifications, must be enclosed Murray Marcovltz-Secretary iown. Asking JU.000. 671-2359. Call 741-6787. Sept. 11, 18 $9.20 ElDMidltures (Accrual Bnsll) in scaled envelopes bearing the name 1115 E 27th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. S 433.6W M and address of bidder and name of theEdwin Fleck-President Budget Expenditures: Municipal Purpose! 4 t!71M0.OO 87-46 62nd Rd., Rego Pk., Queens, N.Y. County Taxes —..;..- 209.621.6il 1«,S23.44 PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLl road on milslde, addressed to Jorome 804,253.60 teed BOROUGH OLBRK, BOROUGH Arthur Fleck-Vice President Local and neglonal School Taxes 871,467.52 Interlund Loans Made 13,055,00 4,2W.W OF NEW SHREWSBURY, NEW JER- 6131 78UT Street, Middle Village, 193.4* SEY and must be accompanied by a Queens, N. Y. Other Expenditures — 25,H6.01 IOJAMTTO TALK AKOT F0KS6N ANIPmtUKE ttCMTTm I LIKE THESE \ Non- Collusion Affidavit and a certified BOARD OF DIRECTORS ArTAHS AND WATS HAPP£NIN6 AND WHAT TWWRE ALL SAVIN5, check for not less than ten (10%) perMurray Marcovltz-, Total Expenditures ..- ..41.642.130.17 *1,M7,TS5.M Urn-IN RADIO SHOWS!/ cent of tho amount bid, provided said 1115 E 27th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. AN[>I(iJArlTTDfVriNA600(> Less! Expenditures to bs Raised by Future Taxes .... OVERSEAS AND UTTLEMR? AND 1 check need not be more Ulan 540.000.00 Edwin Fleck- (OORP R3R THE TREES... OKV nor less than $500.00 and bo delivered S7-46 62nd Hd., Rego Pk., Queens, N.Y. fl,M7,7S9.M HI6H PflCES AND OLD/WYIES.. at tho, place on or betore the hour Arthur Fleclt- Total Adjuited Expenditures 41,M2,130.1T ...THANK W.. 6 named abovo. The standard proposal 6131 78lh Stro'ot, Middle Village, * 225,041.88 form and tho Non-Collusion Affidavit Queens, N. Y. Surplus Balance December 31 - ..——4 205,339.(0 are attached to the supplemental speci- STOCKHOLDERS OWNINO I OR MORE fications, copies of which will be furn- PERCENT OF IS3UED STOCK RECOJDIENDATIONSt ished on application to Engineer. Murray Marcovltz-89 Shares-,19.6% •' TJone. ' s By order of the Mayor and Council 1115 E 27th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. The above summary or synopsis was prepared from Vat report of audit of. ths Borough ot New Shrewsbury. Edwin Fleck-09 Shares-49.5% of the Borough of New Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, for the calendar JOHN E. LEMON 87-44 62ud Rd., Rego Pk., Queens, N.Y. year 1300. This report of audit, submitted by Joseph J. Seaman and Company, MAYOR Arthur FIeck-2 Shares-1% Registered Municipal Accountants, is on file at the Borough Clerk's oMIee and JEROME REED 6131 78th Street, MUdle Village, may be Inspected by any Interested person. • CLERK Queens, N. Y. JHRO1IB B. BBED. Cleric Jept. 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They 1:05 Rock Hudson and Claudia Card 1}—Cartoons—Children HAZLBT — A banquet is sel to set before the shopper. 7—Fllm-Operotlon Abduction— have stressed i the essential but 31—Adventures In Living nale. planned for Oct. 27 to. honor the Frank VHUstf-l hr., 40 mln. 47—Bus stop—Drama hard-to-find ingredients of for- 1:10 April 9, "The Gospel According children and youth workers of l-News—Color eign specialities and gadgets es- B—Friendly Glant-Ajhlldrsn to St; Matthew." it. John's Methodist Church. 1:15 "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean sential to their preparation. IVSNINO ' *-jFllm-l Was a Communist for the April 23, "Lord Jimv" starring More than 1M workers were in- ArlemHe 2*1-0141 4:01 FBI—Frank Loveloy—1 hr., 35 mln. J Stephen Boyd and Elke Sommer. stalled by Rev. Norman Riley, J—News—Jim Jettsen—Color 4- F!lm—Bomber's Moon— Tuesday, September 19 TO MEET PRINCIPAL 4—News—Lew Wood—Color George. Montgomery—1 hr., 10 mln. 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Tho ponalty was new officers are Mrs. Arcalo THUNMft PERTH AMBOY OFFICE Btlll 1,000 points, which Is some- Forgionc, vico president, Mrs. A LOAN ASSOCIATION thing to think about the next tlmo Donimlck Trocchla, treasurer, 2M SMITH ST. • PHONE 442-61B0 MIDDLETOWN , ATL, HIGHLANDS you havo tho urgo to make an ard Mrs. Slgman Dobrowolskl, Dally Mi Mdny *<7| Saturrfnv MJi30 471.2400 291-0100 anemic third-hand ononlnR bid. secretary. . JMEJ)AILY Gale Winds Delay New Image for Bishops? Fourth Cup omores who saw sufficient ac- nerve, but Is expected back ' (On* of a'Mrtes) shortly. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -The The fog is doubly frustrating to ASBURY PARK-Asbury Park tion last fall to earn letters will Frey was very pleased with weather remains as much of a he Australians who are counting High School hasn't had a winning « in the backfieid. Al Butter (5- his team's showing in its scrim- questlon-if not more-along the >n the light winds prevailing the football season since 1961, but Al- 1, 185) and Mitchell Thomas (5- America's Cup waterfront as theiast two days to puff Dame Pat- ton W. "Tony" Frey Jr., starting .0, 165), a pair ot juniors, are mage against New Brunswick outcome of the races. ie to a win over Intrepid, which his second season as head coach, 'eturning to the fullback and left last -Wednesday. The coach feels the team wat "very Impressive, Saturday gale winds related to as taken all three races. One has one desire—"to create a newhalfback spots, respectively. The Hurricane DorLa canceled the more victory for Intrepid and it image, and build the Blue sophomores are right halfback and appeared to have made more scheduled fourth race. Yesterday will be all over. Bishops back into the powerhouse lesse Parrish (5-10, 165) and progress at this point of practice it was fog offshore, a gloomy con- If there was no race to talk reputation they once enjoyed." quarterback Ronnie Lyons (5-11, than last season's team." bout, there were plenty of oth- 70). trast to the cloudless skies in- When Frey was attending The second-year coach says he r matters, among them the one- land. school in his native .Pennsyl- Showing enough talent to get 'has as good a line and back- idedness ot the races, both this The American Cup defender, vania, he always heard about the a close look from J'rey are Har-field as any team, and will •ear and in the recent past. Intrepid, and her Australian ri- strong teams "Butch" Bruno was ry Aronir, a 5-8, 160-pound sopho- "I think American domination match them against anyone." val, Dame Pattie, led a specta- turning out at Asbury Park. When more guard, and Cremln Mosley ias put 12-meter racing in jeop- One major problem is the lack tor fleet out toward Rhode Is- Bruno retired, Frey tooj^pver the (5-11, 180), a senior fullback can- ardy," said a noted figure in !of depth, but Frey thinks land Sound until they entered the coaching reins. ''"^ didate. Junior Leroy Hayes £6-1, fog off Castle Hill Light. American yachting who didn' his team "will do all right if it The Bishops went through last 185), an end and linebacker, is want his name used. stays healthy." Yachts, Coast Guard cutters, fall's schedule winning two ofcurrently out with a pinched He was particularly critical ol spectator boats and several nine games. After working out :he requirement that a challeng Navy destroyers milled around in of the single-wing attack under er may outfit its yacht only with the murk for an hour until the Bruno, it took quite some adjust- material produced in the boat's FURNITURE.CO. New York Yacht Club Race Com- ' Ing to get accustomed to Frey's iorae country. This was. insl itut mittee called the race off and pro type offense. Kcyport 264-0181 decided to try again today, even ed by the New York Yacht club WEST though the weather forecast after Australia's Gretel used sails With one year of experience features . . . the same as yesterday's. made by America's Ted Hood in YOUNG AND SPEEDY — Coach Tony Frey of Asbury Park High School, right, ii under his coaching, Frey be- he 1964 races. ;__„ ADVERTISEMENT . going with - young backlieid quartet which has shown speed in pre-se.son workouts JJ^y-J,*£««« "LA-Z-BOY" • Ron Lyons, sophomore quarterback, hands oft to Al Butler, |unior fullback, as soph -or road block in the possible CHAIRS J GETTING UP Jesse Parrish, rear left, and junior Mitchell Thomas, both halfbacks, tune in. immediate rise of Asbury Park's Sikes Wins fortunes is their schedule, which (Register Staff Photo)! MAKES MANY Frey describes as "very tough." EST. 1869 Philadelphia Asbury, which barely qualifies nlVlll* FEEL OLD Brown, Ruggiero In Scarlet Shifts goosler Club a,s a Group 3 school, has five and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Common Kidney or Bladder Irrlta- ^ Group 4 teams—Trenton, Nep- lions make many men and women Golf Classic NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — Brown will be backed up by tune, Franklin Township, Hamil- feel tense and nervous from frequent, To Rally lions burning or Itching urination night PHILADELPHIA (AP) — DanRutgers senior fullback Don Rie-jjOe Campassi of Maple Heights, ton Township and Middletown •nd day. Secondarily, you may lose sett of Ellicott City, Md., who MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Township—on its schedule. The deep and have .Headache, Buckache likes came.from four strokes off Ohio, as fullback, while Len The Middletown Boosters Club, and feel older, tired, depressed. In ;he pace, collared the collapsing has been a jinxed. ballplayer Blue Bishops will rejoin the Shore cucli cases, CYSTEX usually brings which will conduct their first leorge Archer with a four-under- throughout his varsity career, Conference next fall, competing relaxing- comforADVERTISEMENt by curbinTg - Irritat- from Neptune will move over to meeting of the year Wednesday ing germs In acid urine and quickly par 68 yesterday and won theonce again out of action. in the "B" Division. That should casing pain.Get CYSTEX at druggists. Riesett, who tore the cartilage|the second tailback slot from night, has announced its first help. 1110,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic kick-off pep rally scheduled for of his knee during his sophomore California Man vith a 72-hole total of 276. vvingback. Friday at the high school athletic Frey has nine players back season i and who missed spring Sikes, a 36 - year - old former Commenting on Riesett's Te- field at 7:30 p.m. from last fall's team to form a Discovers Way to practice last year because of awyer, finished two strokes placement, Bateman said, Students and parents are invited nucleus of players acquainted ahead of Archer, who led the mononucleosis, injured his knee with his system. Hold False Teeth again during last Saturday's "Brown gives us additional to attend. The football and third round. soccer teams will be introduced, Four, of the veterans are se- BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — A scrimmage and is lost for an in|speed- , although whether he 1B Sikes' total tied the tournament niors—Jesie Kendle, (wnt if at all possible. Lightnings; Tom Schweers and Columbus Council. 3187, Fair JET-14S ment, but actually change the shape of a child's Ben Shaver, Windmills,' and Sam Fint Race AND...IT YOU WANT EXTRA CASH fust phon*or com* Haven, and the Red Bank 1. Tom Gibson, 2. Harry Latowsky, mouth. Your pediatrician can suggest one of the !• person to this office. You can get the money you want em Lodge F&AM netted more Altreuter and Jon Schwartz, 3. George Crall, 4. Mike Krajkovlch, 5. preventives we carry against thumb sacking. Blue Jays. Jean Scliiufclo, 6. Cory Wlngertsr, Fred YovrSIGNATURE than $200, which was turned Simon, D3Q. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Yes, they make quite a Recond Race at the tame snail payments we give to those who own owtos. over to Riverview Hospital. FLYING DUTCHMEN pair. Yet.'they stand for 1. Gibson, '2. Simon, 3. Latowsky, 4. need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if The Monmouth Lodge of First Race Wlngerter, 5. Schaufele, 6. Crall, 7. shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly with- If A 1OAN CAN If MADE • WE'U FIND A WAY TO MAKI IT quality, tfes —• Pay lest 1. Dick Devlin, 2. Tom Vought, S. Phil KUenhardt, 8. Krajkovlch. Bnai Brith supplied the um- Wlm Verkooyen. out extra charge. A great many people entrust us Telephone • Write • or Yuit for Brand Names with pires. Second Itaca FAIR HAVEN CXUB 1. Devlin, 2. Verkooyen, 3. Vought. with their prescriptions. May we compound and The Office Nearest. Your Home or Work "BIG W11 ' Final score: Knights 14, LIGHTNINGS FAIR HAVEN — Fied Brandt dispense yours? Flnt Race Masons 7. 1 Discount Prices! 9. «andy Huntsman,, 2. #7798#77 ,, S. EvanEvan won both races for Blue Jays Beechereeh , 4. BruBbb HanceHc , 66.. DavDve AlAllenl , yesterday in the Fair Haven Sail- Shrewsbury Pharmacy BELL FINANCE ing Club's fall series. XEDMNK FREEHOLD /ft. ATUNTIC HICHUNDS UHS MUNCH THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS 77 BROAD ST. 39 E. MAIN ST. 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