Queen Named as Annual 4-H Fair Opens

SEE STORY BELOW Fog, Drizzle Mostly cloudy, patchy ,fog, THEDAHY HOME with rain or drizzle today, high in upper 60s. Clearing tonight, low- near 69. Eair tomor- row, high around 80. i FINAL I8e« Details Pago J) Monmouth County's Home Newspaper tor 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 2 RED BANK, N. X, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1960 Reports No Criminal Control Evidence;Asks Probe of Court Jury Hits City Officials Rapport Lack -.___„ By WILLIAM J, ZAOBSKI mouth County community." among Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr., Business Administrator business administrator, preferring to make administrative FREEHOLD — A lack of rapport among three Long the special panel spoke critically-of "Long; Branch Mayor Frank Vanore, and Chief Pesano. —and major poliey-decisions himself - , ; Branch city officials is seen by-a Monmouth County Grand Paul Nastasio Jr. for interfering with the routing operations "It appears to be the result of a personality clash, "As a consequence," it continued, "these department Jury as the main reason why the Long Branch police depart- of the police department and the business administrator's jealousies, lack of mutual consideration and respect, lack heads are, either unable or unwilling to make day-to-day ment is impaired in controliing crime and promoting public office. of cooperation, a desire to show who is 'boss,' confusion as decisions which are proper and necessary in the daily con- safety. It also blamed Police Chief Thomas M. Pesano for a to who is responsible to whom, too much irresponsible loose duct of the affair's of the city." The 18-page presentment by the extended grand jury significant share of the inefficient operation of the police talk, threats and counter-threats, passing-the-buck, etc. The report states there is an almost complete breakdown Investigating charges of interference with the Long Branch department. CHAIN OF COMMAND in communication and cooperation among these three city Police Department, made public today, also called for a "Grand jury conducted an extensive Investigation with "There is little inclination to follow any chain of com- officials, with effects on the morale of the rank and file of full-scale investigation of the city's Municipal Court. respect to the complaint of Chief Pesano," it said, "and after mand in handling police affairs. Patrolmen by-pass the the police department. In the third phase of its probe, that of alleged control exploring this issue, the jury concluded that no more 'pres- chief and take their troubles to the mayor; the chief by- "It has resulted in a lack of incentive to do a good of the city by organized crime, the jury said: sure' was exerted on the chief'than most public employes passes intermediate supervisors to deal directly with selected job," said the jury. "No credible evidence was obtained of any criminal ele- encountered in dealing with the elected officials under whom policemen." The presentment referred back to a I860 report prepared ments exercising any control over the officials or Police they serve. The presentment charged that Mayor Nastasio has failed by a consulting firm for the charter commission of the city, Department of the City of Long Branch, or any other Mon- . "Testimony revealed there' exists a lack of rapport to delegate adequate authority to the police chief and the which stated: (See CITY PROBE REPORT, Pg. 2, Col. 1) No One Was 'Reprobated' FREEHOLD — In releasing in the administration with this trying to do their best to in-opportunity to review the origi- been 'reprobated' unless the impounded presentment element." crease the police department's nal presentment and to testify somebody puts a different con- this morning by the extend- Judge Simmill said the re-morale and to make it more before him. As a result, he said, notation on the term 'reprobat- ed grand jury this morning, vised presentment indicates efficient but, because of thehe struck parts of the docu- ed' than I do," he said. Superior Court Judge Elvin R. that the morale of the Long dichotomy which exists be- ment. Earlier this month, a public Simmill said no one was "rep-Branch police department "is tween them, their efforts have The revised document, he report stated that four Long robated" in the 18-page docu- not high." not borne fruit. said, embodies the sense of Branch city officials were noti- ment. He also said, "There Is a The Grand Jury makes cer- the original presentment but fied by the judge that they "There has been much lack of communication between tain recommendations and ar-made clearer - cut issues. were "reprobated" in the pre- smoke about organized crime," the mayor, the business admin- rives at certain conclusions, Judge Simmill ordered the sentment and that each was he said, referring to the jury's istrator and the chief of police he continued, which if followed original presentment and (the entitled to a hearing before the probe into activities in Long which affected the morale of should redound to the best in- revisions of the document1 im- judge. Branch,- "but the jury has been the police department." terests of Long Branch. pounded and released the 18- As the assignment judge, unable to find any fire and has The judge added that he had The judge said he had given page report. Judge Simmill could either de- been unable to link anybody no doubts that the three were each of the affected persons an "I don't think anybody has lete portions of the impounded document or let them stand. Fluoridation Is Protested LBJ Court , MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - recent studies have confirmed h,er family. "It's costly, but I Mr. Zukerman added that a Action Foes Ominous clouds of protest have the dangers of continued fluo- won't drink our "water any- call at the time for the public THE WINNER — Kathleen Fredericks, sealed center, last night was crowned coun- begun to gather over Strath- ride consumption. "I have arti- more," Mrs-_Pacheco said. to come to an authority session Get Support ty 4-H queen. She is surrounded by, left to right, Lynn Mueller, outgoing queen; to air their views went unheed- more since the introduction of cles that substantiate the Replying to the charge that Patricia Vierling, first runner-up; Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin; Freehold theory that fluoride makes no ed, and not one person ap- WASHINGTON (AP) - Op- fliioride into its water supply the move was secret, Mr. Zuk- ponents of President Johnson's Councilman Alfred) E. Sanders, masfer of ceremonies; Frieda DeSiorgio, second by the Municipal Utilities Au- difference in protection after a erman said the project has- peared, pro or con. child reaches 10 years of age. naming a new chief justice are runner-up, and Karen Basista, third runner-up. . •: (Register Staff Photo) thority May 23. been talked about publicly for He continued that later, when claiming increasing support in The opposition, informally "Fluorine is a toxic and two years. the plans were drawn and both parties and the offensive headed by Mrs. Robert Pache- causes other physical prob- "In the fall of 1966, when we okayed, another public an- seems to have taken the Senate co, 33 Imperial Place, con- lems like defective tooth struc- announced plans would be nouncement was made, and Democratic leadership by sur- tends the move was made se- ture," Mrs. Paeheco added. drawn for a new water sys- still no response. prise. cretly, without adequate public Monmouth's 4-H Queen She claimed that since the tem, we mentioned the possi- "When, in March of 1967, our The opposition, centered so notice and constitutes manda- fluoride addition she has been bility of introducing fluoride in- water system equipment was far largely on a petition being tory consumption of medicine. force to buy spring water for to the water," he said. (RESIDENTS, Pg. 2, Col. 4) circulated by Senate Republi- The announcement was made cans, is "a little more empha- yesterday by the authority. tic than I anticipated it would Is Kathleen Fredericks Reaction to the criticism has be," Democratic Leader Mike been swift, with Authority Mansfield said last night. By JIM KENNEY county Board of Freeholders, Sanders, master of ceremonies. Chairman Karl D. Zukerman Matawan, Keyport Youngsters 'I don't know what these FREEHOLD - Gray skies Joseph C. Irwin. He stunned the audience and members Jerome R. Kaye people can do," commented and a persistent drizzle failed The new queen is the daugh- with his colonial outfit of ca- and Richard' Vermilyea back- Sen. James O. Eastland, D- to keep a happy crowd of sev- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William nary yellow knee breeches and ing the move. Miss., chairman of the Senate eral hundred people from see- Fredericks. She is a junior at waistcoat, and a coat of tra-"" But a split within the ranks Want to Help Father of Nine Judiciary Committee which will ing Miss Kathleen Fredericks AUentown High School and ditional colonial cut, but so col- president of the Busy Bees 4- orful as to rival the hippy also seems apparent. They ad- upon the fair. The rest gave consider Johnson's appoint- of Freehold Township crowned 1 By NANCY KUBINSKI While Mrs. DeVizia spends Monmouth County 4-H Queen H Club. Active in 4-H seven posters decorating the stage. mitted the project had not re- KEYPORT - The love of alternate days at the hospi- support and soon the Gross ments of Abe Fortas as chief ceived the endorsement of au- justice of the Supreme Court last night. years, Miss Fredericks has Winners in the contest were 21 area children taught a tal, Mrs. Robert Gross of 119 garage became a' kaleiodo- won numerous awards, and has chosen on the basis of active thority engineer James Lang- tender lesson to many adults Broad St. consented to add scope of colorful booths and and Homer Thornberry as an The contest was part of the ford and water superintendent associate justice. opening day ceremonies of the modeled in the state ties in 4-H and their appear- here this week. the nineritiember DeVizia was jammed with dolls, toys, 4-H Fashion Revue. ance, grooming and poise. ''Wills Crawford. brood to her own seven chil- jewelry and comic books Fortas would replace the re-4-H County Fair, which con- The youngsters, aged 14 tiring Earl Warren with Thorn- tinues through Saturday Several of the girls made Each girl had to explain what There are 2,200 units using months to 13 years, from dren and the fun began. donated" by the children as 4-H had done for her and an- the water, system, primarily in prizes for the fair games. berry stepping up from the at Freehold Raceway. Miss their own gowns, and all were five families, raised more All welUbehaved — its U.S. Court of Appeals in Aus-Fredericks was crowned well turned out. Fashion hon- swer nonsense questions with a the Strathmore and Storyland than $31 from a back yard easier with a lot of children, Many were tagged with colonial theme. developments. Other areas of prices. ' tin, Tex., to fill the vacancy by outgoing queen Lynn Muel-, ors for the evening, however, fair and a house-to-house ap- Mrs. DeVizia maintained — created by Fortas' elevation. ler and the director of the went to Councilman Alfred E. (See FAIR, Pg. 3, Col. 5) the township are supplied by peal Tuesday to help the the children decided to do "I didn't know a thing about the project until Tues- Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R- the municipality and CliHwood father of nine of them. something and the idea grew. Mich., circulator of the peti- Beach Water Company. Charles DeVizia, 32, of 12 Kathleen Gross, 10, the day morning," Mrs. DeVizia (YOUNGSTERS, Pg. 3, Col. 6)tion, claimed support of most Mrs. Pacheco said she andHigh St., Matawan, is in "brains" of the group, struck of his GOP colleagues and several other Strathmore resi- Deborah Hospital, Browns some Democrats and said, "I Festival of Arts Is Scheduled dents plan to appear at the au- Mills, undergoing pre-surgery really think the nominations thority's next meeting — the tests and observation. He will can be blocked." third Thursday of the month return home next week for —in an attempt to reverse the a month-long wait until a For Marine Park Tomorrow decision. date can be set for surgery. Saigon Is RED BANK - The 18th an- "We're very worried about A-team of doctors will at- nual Red Bank Festival of this action," she said. "It isn't tempt to correct a defective- Arts will be held tomorrow at right to force it on the people aortic valve, caused by Alerted Marine Park beginning at 10 without their knowledge." several bouts with rheumatic a.m. Mrs. Pacheco maintains that fever while young. For Attack With the promised help of sunny skies, the event should i!iiii!HU:iiLiiUs?iii! iirini liiini'^IJI'III iis.inriis -M:!:1 •; : iinir^nii.iir IM .MIIIII-.I iiir.ii iiiiiiii MI. .:n; .n .n'l U'M -.IIUSHI Hint in H^!H SAIGON (AP) - Viet Cong bring out a record turnout of infiltrators were reported push- artists who will vie for more ing in toward Saigon today, than $500 in awards, and more and Vietnamese fortes in thethan 2,000 persons to flock to The Inside Story capital were placed on full the park to view the tradition- alert to meet a possible new ally high caliber of work in the Hazlet man finds success at Atlantic City Page 10 major attack. area's oldest outdoor art show. Professional gridders threaten to strike Page 11 All leaves were canceled iin Joseph P. Ganey, Eatontown, the Saigon military district. Youngsters dress up for Colonial Week Page 8 chairman of the evenl for the Supply and 'administrative Greater Red Bank Jaycees, co- Seek help for Rumson teachers Page 8 clerks were confined to quar- sponsors of the festival with the ters and told to be ready to Allen-Scott 6 Religious Services 12 Red Bank Parks and Recrea- fight. tion Department, stated that Amusements 24, 25 Sports 10, 11 Stock Market 7 Senior U.S. officers said no 100 exhibitors have registered Births 2 Successful Investing 7 alert was necessary for Ameri- and that more than 300 works Jim Bishop 6 Teen 5 can troops. "We're as fully of art are expected to be ex- Bridge ., 24 Television 24, 25 alert all the time as we canhibited. Advance registrations Classified - 16-22 Women's News 8, 9 be," said one. are being accepted by Daniel Comics 22 South Vietnamese intelligence W. Dorn Jr., Little Silver, res- Crossword Puzzle 24, 25 DAILY REGISTER sources said enemy infiltration ervations chairman. Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS in the capital military district Presentations oE awards, in- Ilerblock 6 Main Office 741-0010 has been stepped up within the cluding the Borough of Red Home and Garden 2J Classified Ads 741-S900 past 48 hours. Hank's top award of $225 and TROPHIES — William McQueonoy, confer, Eatontown, Movie Timetable .., 24 Home Delivery 741-0010 MANY HEARTS — Twonty-ono childron from fivo Informants estimate that 12,- The Dnily Register keepsake vico prosidont of oxtornal projocts for tho Greater Obituaries 4 Mlddlctown Bureau ....671-2250 !iO« North Vielnamew: and Viet silver bowl, will lie made ;it Rod Bank Jaycoos, chocks on trophies for tomorrow1! Sylvia Porter 6 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 families joined tD tponsor A back yard fair to raise Cong troops are within a 25-4 p.m. Artists will begin stag- monoy for opon hoarf turgory slatod for Charlos Do- mile radius of Saigon. ing their work at 8 a.m. annual Fosfival of Arts with its chairman, Joseph P. Ganoy, right, Eatontown, and Daniol W. Dorn Jr., Little UJIIIII: :.JIILJ i : iiiiin: iniii'i IIMVII i::ni!f ii'-|i:iiM II:II -IMIM ii;; i;u .M I !||,:J!:I:III-:: ~:ii!::: iinnn iLiiiiiiiiiiiiirMiin nmin nni:'i ni!i:i::i;iiM! iMiiii iiiinii! Vizia, 32, of 12 High St., Matawan. Presenting $31 live" Businessmen supporting this Stiver, in chargo of reservations. Tho oxhibition of paint- Over 1,000 Hats Clearance Sale mado at tho fair and in houso-to-housa canvassing to Colorlsl arid hair stylist, for- community event arc furnish- ing Ihn cash awards arid silver Must go! Values to $25. Now Annuals, beddinf; and vege- Mrs. DoViiia, right, are Ramona Loihlo, loft, Nancy merly of Uttle Silver now as- ings, sculpturo and photographs will bo staged in Red sociated with LeCoiffeur Beauty trophies again this year. They f2-?3-?4-$5. Mad Hatter, 12 table plants. Cerlione Green- Humphries, and Kathloon Grots. Tho holpors are in Bank's Marine Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. White St., Red Bank. 741-9207. house, llwy. 35, Holmdel. Salon, (180 Broad Street, Shrews- include Stelnhach Company, background, - (Rogistor Staff Photo) (Sec FESTIVAL, Pg. 3, Col. 5) IRogistor Staff Photo) /. (Ad*) (Adv.) bury. 741-0555. (Adv.) f, 1—TfTE DAfLT RfftTSTTR, Flimsy, June 22, 1968 Ryan Says Architect's Profee Report Released Estimates Were Low : (Continued) In many instances the po- From other testimony, the KEANSBUKG — It's Bobert from the August certificate will ; ;,"This department (the po- lice chief "did not exert the jury said it learned of a num- C. Micklewright, architect fo: be placed in an Interest-bear- "Ifee department) is divided by authority afforded him," said bers lottery operation which the new junior - senior high ing account. Part of it will political dissension, personal the presentment. "His reluc- maintained headquarters al- school, who has embarrassed probably be required to meet 'favoritism is common, disci- tance, or unwillingness, to in- ternately in I/>ng Branch and the Board of Education, and July payments, Mr. Ryan said, pline is lax, lines of authority stitute appropriate disciplinary | Jersey City, State police raid- not any action of the board it since it appears Mr. Mickle- are ooscure, adherence to action, where called for, con-1 cd the Jersey Clly center and self, John J. Byan, board presi Wright's July estimate is also modem standards of police op- Irlbutcd further to the break ' broke up the operation. dent, stressed last night. low. oration is loss than adequate, down in department efficiency. The jury also said there was "This is no fault of the board, and morale is low." Mr. Kyan explained that cer "Despite the fad that the testimony dealing with payoffs tificates of deposit the board you know," Mr. Ryan told his The jury also noted that a chiefs reluctance may have of a criminal nature. has in the New Jersey Nation colleagues. "It's the work of 1964 grand jury presentment been' caused by concern that al Bank and Trust Co., Long the architect." pointed out thai t-hp <'siy. for appointment and when sents plaque to Patrolman Michael Wagner at Detective Michael Wagner looks personnel and elected officia "In another instance, dur- tect's estimate of ?0O,OOO was Edna McCarthy, school • secre- he is up for promotion. It on. tary, were granted salary in- .'.'.have been made in the cigh urged that a thorough investi- ing a gambling raid in Long $64,000 low, he said. A $100,000 years following and that Branch, a suspect allegedly certificate became redeemable creases because of increased gation of a person's character, working hours. Mrs. Geant will city's form of government ha background and willingness told one of the raiding offi- but $154,000 In contractors' changed twice. cers: 'I've paid off, what are bills became payable June 15. receive $5,900; Mrs. McCarthy and ability to carry out his du- will be paid $3,960. .. The jury said Mayor Nasla ties" Be" considered.""'" They have not been paid. PBAinMatamanT^ Consideration of contracts ]o Das rhofjen to reserve 1 The report also stressed that Took Fifth ^After consulting the tank, for Mr. Boiger, Miss "Dolores" himself decision-making In pi police hold a position of great "When the suspect was ques- the board voted at last night's lice affairs without consui public trust and that they adjourned meeting to request Pittius, grammar school prin- tioned by the jury, he first cipal, and Michael J. Palum- tation, and with subsequen should rot associate with un- took the Fifth Amendment, Honors 2 for Bandit Captureemergency redemption of a undermining of the authorit, savory individuals. This asso- $200,000 certificate of deposit bo, assistant principal of the then denied paying anyone for MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - of the police chief and the acl ciation, "which testimony has protection, and finally, said he D. Gary Dickey was elected Church, Keyport, and the Bev.redeemable in August. The new high school, was postponed Two patrolmen who were di- ing director of public safety indicated has taken place in could not remember making president for a second term; Calvin Wood in Wicker Memo- bank is willing, Mr. Ryan said, until a special meeting Mon- It said the police chief shouli Long Branch," can place the such a statement." rectly responsible for the cap- Clifford C. Martin, vice presi- rial Church, Morganville, re- but the board will forfeit three day at 7 p.m. , be responsible for the day-to police in a compromising po- ture last November of an dent; Francis S. Fletcher, re- ceived police shields and were months' interest as a penalty day affairs of the departmeni The jury said it was told by armed bandit at the Farmers cording secretary; George appointed official chaplains of sition. several law enforcement offi- for early redemption. Absenteeism Hit and Merchants National Bank Kahrs, treasurer; Stanley Par- PBA Local 163. The jury said that while cers that they believe or- Probe Was Another critical note again? Cliffwood office were honored rish, financial secretary; Vin- Of the $200,000, $43,000 will moonlighting (holding an ex- ganized crime is operating in Bichard Frazier of 196 Deer- the police department struc at the annual Patrolman's Be- cent Vinci, state delegate; Clif- be used to pay the June 15 tra job) is permitted In most Long Branch, and that meet- field Lane and Miss Joan Speed by the jury was "excesalvi nevolent Association dinner bills. The $100,000 from the City's Fourth municipalities, It believed po- ings of members of the Cosa ford C. Martin, three-year trus- of 151 Ivyhill Drive were given absenteeism." The jury said t here Wednesday. June certificate, plus several licemen should be available for Nostra have been held In the tee; ZanMacon, two-year trus- awards for excellence in the FREEHOLD - The extend- total of B01 man-days were los thousand dollars from a refer- a 40-hour work week at the city. The panel noted that Patrolmen Thomas E. Wal- tee and Joseph Booket, ones driver education program at ed grand jury probe of charges iast year on paid sick leave endum account in the Keans- convenience of the city. Moon- these agencies are continuing lace, now a policeman for Marl- year trustee, Matawan Begional High of interference with the Long This averages out to about 1 burg - Middletown National lighting should be closely re& their surveillance of these sus- boro Township, and Michael Spekers included Eaton- School. Bank will make up the rest of Branch police department is days per man. While some 01 the fourth grand jury investi- ulated, said tho report, so it pects, Wagner were awarded plaques town attorney, Francis X. Leslie Batchelor of M ,& T the $154,000 owing this month, these were accounted for to a does not impair the efficiency by PBA officials fort "meri- Chemical Co., Inc., was cited gation concerning Long Branch few extended disabilities on of the policeman or compro- "While no credible evidence torious action in the'i, line of Moore, who spoke on the police for outstanding service to the The balance of the $200,000 since 1963. ihc force, "There was evl mise his effectiveness as a law wns obtained of criminal Infil- duty." code of ethics, and Township community and police, and Sid- The latest probe centered denre thnt others have been enforcement officer. tration into government," said The dinner was the occasion Manager William Schuehart. ney I. Sawyer, local attorney, around charges by Police Chief guilty o! malingering." Under its recommendations the report, "there was evi- for tha installation of Local Several residents were given was given a silver life mem- Man Jailed Thomas M. Pesano who pub- The jury said that with' concerning the police depart- dence presented of association PBA officers for the coming police awards. The Bev. John bership card for his assistance licly complained last year that : out an acting city physician to ment, the jury listed the fol- between some Long Branch of- year. Dzema of St. Joseph's Catholic in organizing the local. political pressure was being verify tho validity of sick lowing: ficials and persons of question- As Speeder exerted on his department. It -leave, absenteeism cannot be Recommcqdntlong able reputation." FAIB HAVEN - Municipal also probed a Life magazine properly controlled. —That an accredited profes- State Police, In checking li- Court Judge John V. Crowe'll article concerning organized The police department Is di- sional organization be hired by cense plates of cars parked Residents Object to Fluorides yesterday sentenced a Mount crime influence in Long Branch vided into factions, said the outside a Long Branch restau- Holly man to five days in the government. the city to evaluate the police be repealed," he said, noting children under 10 years of report, with the major faction rant June 18, 1967, determined (Continued)' Monmouth County Jail when he The May, 1966, grand jury,- department, with recommends- age," he said. "Beyond that, consisting of police officers (hat at least Six cars were reg- approved by the state Depart- that while he voted for it, he was unable to pay a speeding probing election petitions, took Ions concerning its organlza- continued exposure to the who by-pass the chain of com- ment of Health, we again an- was not strongly motivated in fine. no formal action. But on Sept. Ion, Its personnel and its op- istered to persons with crimi- chemical causes brittleness mand In an effort to secure nounced our intentions and either direction. 1 13, 1969, it handed up a pre- •ratlons. nal records. which sometime prevents prop- John A. Terry was given the direct preferential treatment again we had no residents A spokesman for the AmerL sentment concerning the Long —That the city appoint a full- The restaurant operator was er filling of cavities." Jail sentence in lieu of a $20 from the mayor. "This faction complaining," Mr. Zukerman cab Dental Association support- Branch Municipal Court. liiie public safety director who one of the mayor's principal Dr. Pflum maintained that fine. appears to speak for the Pa as wide experience In law en- said. ed the move of the authority, The January 1966, grand trolmen's Benevolent Asso- supporters in the 1866 election fluoride can cause serious Robert W. Mauer, 169 River orcement and all phases of "Our view is In concurrence reiterating that nowhere in the ury, probing election petitions, ciation," It said. campaign, said the report. problems in older persons, es- Road, Red Bank, was fined $55 lUblic safety/ with the American Medical As- annalsl of fluoridation has handed up a presentment April Used For Meetings pecially those suffering from for failure to have a driver li- The Jury also said it found —That th^clty, without de- sociation, the American Den- there been a problem. 28, 1966. diabetes and kidney diseases. cense In his possession. He al- that, certain officers, "because ay, adopt ;an operations man- This same restaurant has tal Association and the surgeon "Only in areas of natural The September, 1963, grand of their allegiance and loyalty been frequented by the mayor, fluoridation, like "There is no reason why a so was fined $20 for speeding. jury investigated complaints ual for lhp police department, general," he maintained. "Nev^ Texas and municipality should force fluo- to the chief of police, obtain the Municipal Court judge and Minnesota, have there been re- Edward M. Cannon, 124 Third of election propaganda and ncorporatmg , the duties and er in the history of fluoridation ridation on its water users ^preferential treatment from fracture of the department some other city officials at dif- has a single problem been ports of mottled teeth ( a dis- St., and Edward F. Parker, 87 handed up a presentment Oct. •jffin, thereby creating hard ferent times, said the report, without their consent," he said. Jackson St., were fined $25 24, 1963. On Jan. 24, 1964, it nd setting up policy on dis- , p, borne out." cploratipn), biit ho abnormali- "If some want the protection, ifeelings among other members Jplinary procedures and off- adding that private meetings ties," the dentist said. each for disorderly conduct. handed up another one, this of the department." While Mr. Langford, the en- fluoride is easily obtainable in duty employment. were also held there at which "The argument that fluoride Philip Carllng, 300 Fair Ha- being critical of the Long The police department Is gineer, refused to comment on toothpaste or tablet form." ven Boad, paid a $6 fine for Branch police department. —That the city adopt a city and police matters and his views regarding flurorida- is a toxic is unfounded. Peo- He called for a public vote functioning without a formally permitting a dog to run at The latest jury noted its con- miforra policy on sick leave municipal problems were dis- tion, it is an item of record, ac- ple should then complain about on the question, commenting, ^Adopted disciplinary code and large in violation of the bor- cern at "the apparent lack of or all employes and designate cussed with the restaurant cording to member Vermilyca, chlorine, which is in all water "Never has fluoridation gone r.yurider a police manual more city physician to insure com- ough ordinance. John D. "xuly corrective action by the owner. that his unfavorable remarks and can be toxic in unusual through where it has been i'Mn 30 years old, stated the iliance with the policy. O'Toole, 26 Poplar Ave,, wascity officials in response to Three men who have been were made at a meeting this quantities," the ADA continued. placed on the ballot." •Wiort. —That, In view of the may- Identified by either the FBI, fined $3-for the same offense. these investigations." spring. Supporting the residents op- Dr. Pflum added that the LEGAL NOTICE ir's full-time primary employ- the U.S. attorney for New Jer- "I asked Mr. Langford to position. Dr. Francis A, Pflum, fluoride additive is also costly VU-. NOTICR ment, he delegate to, depart- sey, or the state attorney an Asbury Park physician and to equipment. "It has proved ;^,".The foliowtnf entitled orrtlrianoo ment heads rnany of the rou- general as leaders of the Cosa draw up a report for me list- •"•In; "AK ORDINANCE AVTflORM- former president of the Mon-corrosive, in nature, and, as ':,"INB THU TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLB- Ine day-to-day duties of gov- Nostra have "seemingly legi- ing his objections, but they "TQWN TO CONTRACT FOR THE were not forthcoming," Mr. mouth County Medical Society, found in Asbury Park after its The Weather ^PREPARATION AND EXECUTION irnment now handled by his timate business interests in ifflce. Vermllyea contended. said fluoride can cause se- introduction in 1963, caused the New Jersey Forecast: Con- ;:or A COMPL«TB PROGRAM FOB this county," said the report. pipes to rust away. We haven't today and early tonight, three •WRVAU'ATIQN OF nBAL PROP- "I will again ask for such a rious physical problems. siderable cloudiness today, ERTY ANn TO CONTRACT FOR —That once these recom- •(Jfieiri financial backer for had. fluoride since 19M, despite to five miles later tonight. Bet- THE raiNVEnsION OF TUB TAX mendations are adopted, the report at the next authority "Fluoride hag an effective- patchy fog, periods of rain or ter/thah five miles tomorrow. ASHEBSOH'S TAX BOOK AND OTH- a Long Branch motel, anoth- caucus. The measure could still ness for decay prevention in claims it's there." . Kit RECORng TO ELBCmODATA hree officials comply with er reputed Cosa Nostra boss drizzle, high in 60s. Clearing Tides may range up to two rRocEMirm FORM, yon THB USB lie spirit of the proposal and tonight, low around 60. Fair feet above normal. OK1 TUB LOCAL ASSESSOR" *»l in Union and Middlesex Coun- railed on final reading nt a fnretlne dhere strictly to the scope of ties ha real estate interests tomorrow, high near 89. TIDES cr tha Township CrtmmlltM of thft s Townihlp or Midillelnvvn hold oil Tue*- heir duties as prescribed by and Interests in a marina in MARINE Sandy Hook day fv^nlnic Jtin« SS, IMS ftnrt WM aw. the county and the third, pre- Russo's Surf Lounge License TODAY — High 10:24 p.m. thereupon tpprnvM by tho Cltklrmtn Small craft warnings In ef- . «f th» Township Committee. Ask Court Probe viously referred to, is a part- and low 4:18 p.m.' CHARLES V. CARROLI, In a brief paragraph, the fect for east to northeast winds TOMORROW - High ll:0B Township Clerk ner in a bar and restaurant in 15-25 knots with higher gusts June 21 NOTICE IS.91 lury urged a full-scale investl- Long Branch and is a.princi' a.m. and 11 p.m. and low 5:05 jinxMoi'Tii vnitNTV becoming northerly 10 to 20 M'RROOATE'N rot ation of the Long Branch Mu- pal in several corporations Renewal Is Denied by Council a.m. and 4:54 p.m. Nntlre In Creditor* to Iclpal Court by the state ad- knots late this afternoon. Var- SUNDAY - High 11:48 a.m. Clalmi Ai»ln«t Kitiilp dealing In real estate and LONG BRANCH - Clt; iable winds 10 knots or less to- T.HTATB nF CURTIS JAttVIS HAR- ministrative director of the might obtain a temporary or- ABC, and that there is no in- and 11:48 p.m. and low 5:42 BISON, JR.. DECKASKIl building construction. Council last night unardiw der permitting it to sell liquor dication the ABC would be pre- night and tomorrow. Cloudy, . Purftu&nt to th« order of tlONALD ourts. It said it will forward Under this section, the Jury a.m. and 5:36 p.m. 3. CI'NN1N<",HAM, Surto«»lr ,>l ilia transcripts and records to ly refused to renew the liq during the appeal. It is possi- disposed to either uphold or re-patchy fog, periods of rain or For Red Bank and Rumson County ol MonmiMMIi, this riny insde, recommended: drizzle today and early tonight. on till* application (if tli(> invlprfllgneri, state for review and ap- license of Anthony Kusso's ble the ABC would require spe- verse, the refusal, assuming bridge, add two hours; Sea Itnmnynp Ritta Hnrrlm-u, tin1 Snip Ex- —That city officials avoid as- Surf Lounge, citing its "unsa- cific evidence of wrongdoing council can present specificClearing later tonight. Fair eculrlK nl tht> ,*MMr of tlie F;itil C,it- Bright, deduct 10 minutes;! iropriate action. sociating with criminals and US Jnrvln UarrLimi, }r. diseased, no- In the third phase of Us in- vory clientele and character" and abuse before upholding the reasons for refusing the Saturday. Visibility one to Long Branch, deduct 15 min-" tice \n Iirrt't'y ylvrn to Itm rn'41toni other persons of unsavory rep- ol Mli1 ili-cc«Bod to lir,'»cnl to llio estigation, that of organized as the cause. The restaurant's revocation. licerrs. three miles locally, below one utes; Highlands bridge, add 49 •alrt lCxecutrlx thrlr claim!! unflrr utation. license expires Sunday night. mile in fog and precipitation oalh within fix months from lt)li Ime controlling the city, the Before voting, council con- It was explainep d that the minutes. d>tr —That local, county and sulted City Attorney Julius J. iid ti L)ntnl: June :olli. ir*fiH jry said "in fairness" to the The refusal was made shortly ABC is not limited to accepting ItOMAVNE Ill'ZA HAHRISON state law enforcement agencies Golden. Mr. Golden said coun- only judicially admissible evi- 7:i I'cllrnn Rna,l Tlclals of Long Branch, "no after council decided to in- Wlrtflletown, New JeriBT redlble evidence was found to intensify their surveillance of vestigate the recent sale by Mr. cil is within its rights to re- dence, but may consider any [Kxrctitrlx known or suspected criminals fuse a license, that the appli- POVRIII A. RoherU, Eaq., idicate that criminal elements Russo of the majority of shares testimony which it feels may S Tiniiml Roj.,1 to prevent violations of crimi- cant is free to appeal to the have a bearing on tho case. New Jersey re exercising control over the of stock in Skippers, Inc., Alto ity government N in Long nal laws. which operates the Surf Lounge turn !8, July s, 12. 10 IM.SS ranch." Cite Faulkner Act NOTICK in order to determine the true MOXMIH TH COI'STV The reporp t also noted that "party of interest," that is M nnoiiATicB rmiiT The special panel said' that Notice lo ('redltom to I're«pn! ; probe Into this phase was there were several apparent who is actually controlling the County Births (l»lm« Ainln.t Kulate ESTATE OF JAMKS VAN NOR- ompted by the Sept, 1 Issue violations of the Faulkner Act, stock. PKN mrK. IJKCKASEtl which Long Branch is under. RIVERVIEW JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Pur«uanl to the order.of DONALD Life magazine that criminal Council members said there Red Bank 3 rr.NNINOHAM. lurromile ol til elements were able to exert The Jury said it learned that Neptune C'tmnty (if Mnnmnutlv tfile day m«,1< isn't concrete evidence o Mr. and Mrs. William Brultt cin the apptlcaU'in of'thfl-unilfrfitanef pressure on the'city govern- two persons convicted of Mr. and Mrs. Robert,Megill Mildfed n. Pet-k; Bnl« RKmtlNa ' gumbling violations^ are city, wrongdoing on the part of the (nee Patricia Desmond), 20 .ttir entlite 'of the1. BRlif Jame* Vn ment before 1994. bli ilti it (nee Dorothy Davlson), 1205 employes, in violation of the restaurant's managoment', but, Boekman Place, Fair Haven, >j,>rden peclt, riecraKfri. nnllce 1 After handing up one Indict- Emory St., Asbury Park, h'rehy |lvcn In the rrertltora of Ml law. One was convicted in 1965 In the words of Councilman son, yesterday. ment for perjury and false Henry It. Cioffi, "I find it im- daughter, yesterday. Kxrrutrlx thetr claim* urrlrr null! and the olher in 1947 and is MONMOUTH MEDICAL vithln «lx inmtl (rum Itila date. swearing, the jury delved possible to be completely ob Dated; June I again under indictment on a Long Branch Mr. and Mrs, Angeio Houlls deeper to determine if there jective in my vote, because of MM.IIREh tl. PECK similar charge, Mr. and Mrs. James Akers (nee Anne Makos), 1000 Logan M l.lniten Hrlvf. was any evidence of organized the many investigations, inci- FMr Haven, \. J The report noted that both (nee Martha Mainieri), 255 Road, Wanamassa, son, yester- Role Exei'Utrli crime functioning In the city, dents, and notoriety of actions Rockwell Ave., Long Branch, Hilton Knaene, EIIJ. V, convictions took place before day, 830 River Road, ~^— with or without political con- and people associated with the daughter, Tuesday. Fair Haven, N. J. nivance or protection. the present city administration Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ratti Attorney -\ Surf Lounge." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fcdak June 2.«. July \ 12, lfl $; The Jury, however, noted took office and that there was (nee Meredith Stout), 3 Great Insufficient evidence to war- Council President Robert (nee ticraldinc DeGelero), 48 Oak Road, Newton, dnughter, ~M>TICK (here was testimony establish- Memorial Pkwy., Atlantic High- m nnnrMrr'rnK rnmrnmrr rant indictment for falling to Cornell, who had previously ; yesterday. MIII in rm.'NTV ing the existence of organized lands, son, yesterday. Notlrp l remove the employes. lated one of tho Incidents, frrrtlttiri hi Prrtpnt crime in the city but it was Mr. and Mrs. Mark McMlller Mr. and Mrs. John Yanno x K/i The extended grand jury al- involving a case of aggravated T.BTATE MA4iX M. PltOIVNKl , I1E- not sufficient to support fur- (nee Kvclyn Preston), 18 Sun-(nee Eileen Walsh), 211 Mil- CUABK.ll so called for a codification of assault, lo which Mr, Cioffi re- rurjiiMM t*> tlir> onlrr ttt fio.VAI.J1 ) ther indictment. set Ave., Red Bank, son, yes-ford Road, Neptune, son, J. .nt'NNINllllAM. Snricicnl' til tlif nil Lou}; Branch ordinances and ferred, agreed: . "Tliis place OUR GRADUATES GET JOBS! Cutlfily "f Mniiminilli, lliln dny rnn«Sf*. (lie Indictments crclay. yesterday. mi Ifip »ff>!)r/nj™ at tlir im'l'vflKfiM, resolutions us required by law.does not belong In tlie city of JUtlhln I'niwn, Jiiln unvlil I'rnvvn Among tfifl indications 0/ or- Long Branch." mi-i Tin1 M'-nmr.ijili Cniiniv Nnnminl It noted that ?18,000 for this Bi/ll*, Kxfftltnr* f < rr>l!le.ifl f.f handed up miliclmeiils for tlie by I he mayor, newal, Mr. Cornell stated: "A TWIN BROOK GOLF CENTER liquor license is a privilege, sale iinil possession of stolon f Tlie jury also noleit that Jumping Break Rd. bff Rt. (6, Neplun* TO YOUR SUCCESS goofls in Lull;,' Ilrarich. there were indications, "but no and we can revoko it at the MATIMiA IMinWN '•There was evidence of the conclusive evidence," that the drop of a hat." Mr. Cioffi dis- !' OPEN DAILY Summer Classes Now Forming presence o/ n Ifiijjc mid well- law prolilbltiii/j political pa- agreed, saying thnt while the (Open 6 a.m. la Midnight) .stolen (.'nods riiij;," tron;i|;i' was violated in the Alcoholic Beverage Commis- « 18 Hole Par 3 Course Veterans Approved said Ilii1 Mii">". addini; Hint |io- l(/(i(i lily elccliim. sion may liiive verbally ericour- MOl'lll a Red municipal governments HANK lice raid lurried ii]i .siibstan- It urged that all employes • Driving Range M0 Tees) to take such inntiers Into their of stolen nonds lit! Investifjiitcd to determine if, tial (|iiantii:i own hands, It had not hacked • 9 Hole Pitch & Putt NORTHEAST liikcii .fi'iim lliMinj.'liniil tin' lo law, they have up .such decisions in practice. Ladies Day Every Tuesday Buslnoit Machines School stale .'Hid liniii Ihe imitlie; records. Violations Special Ratal ' crn I'CJIMIII nl llic i r>11n 1 r v OUT .-.lifiiild Iw (Icdll with prompt- Kurf niiiy it|>pe;t! the 94 BROAD ST., RED BANK 747-4647 1 COFFEE SHOP 775*1566 a ciiiiMdci'iilili iii'i mil of tnnr. i ly 1 iv I'1'' Hoveming body. revocation to llio ABC, and }, County Is Moving Toward Speeding THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, June 28, 196&-3 Crackdown Labor Relations Advisory Unit Promised Full-time Adult Education RUMSON - Mayor John 0. Teeter, at last night's council For County Being Considered RED BANK - The adult Ed The commission authorized known as WIN (work incen- equal to the total provided in meeting, said he is working ucation Commission of the Mori' its chairman, Herbert Korey, tive) programs. the past year to the constitu- RED BANK — New legisla- jority of employes in an em- growing, it would be a bit un- mouth Educational Counci the executive director of the "Long Branch, Red Bank and ent adult programs. In the past closely with Police Chief tion has prompted the county ployment unit. fair to lay it in the lap of a made its first move towarc MEC, to negotiate to provide Asbury Park have been named year, Red Bank receivedan al- James Shea in strictly en- Board of Freeholders to con- The county Welfare Board is group like that," Mr. Irwin full-time adult education las; an adult basic education proj- as possible components of a location from the state of $4,- forcing traffic regulations. sider establishing a labor rela- the only branch of county gov- said. He expects employes of night. WIN project in Monmouth 000 and Long Branch had 111,1 ect as called for under new The mayor said the mount- tions advisory unit. ernment, to date, to be in- other county units will seek ne- The commission voted t County," Mr. Korey reported. 000 Freeholder director Joseph volved in discussions with a un- gotiations sooner or later. haye three adult school ses federal welfare regulations. ing number of accidents in the These regulations require wel- In addition, Mr. Korey told The commission set Sept. 12 borough is appalling. If they C. Irwin said last night the ion concerning county employ- He .explained that negotia- sions of eight weeks in the 1968' the commission, the state De- fare recipients to he enrolled as the tentative date for a meet- proceed at the present rate, he agenda for the freeholders' es. tions for all county units should 69 school year, rather than twc partment of Education expects A majority of the non-profes- have central direction, noting in work training and education ing to bring together the local said, it will be a disastrous Tuesday meeting includes con- 10-week sessions as in the past. to provide a total of $15,000 sideration of-such a unit, . sional employes at the. John..L. .that.Ihe. Wejfere Board sub- programs under the U.S. De- adult school boards, represen^ summer. He said radar will Linked under the commis for adult basic education pro- be used to its fullest extent, In its adjournment crush last Montgomery Medical Home, committee has already re- sion, the adult schools at Re partment of Labor. The Labor grams to be coordinated by the tatives of other groups and the and traffic violators will be week, the legislature passed, which is directed by the Wel- ferred some issues to the free- Bank, Long Branch and Mon Department programs are commission. This amount is members of the commission. prosecuted. "This may not and the governor is expected fare Board, have joined the holders. mouth Regional High Schoo solve our accident problems, to sign, a bill establishing the American Federation of, State, "We can't have separate will have coordinated calen but it is a step in the right di- right of all public employes to County and Municipal Employ- committees in all the varjous dars. rection," he declared. negotiate with their employers. es, AFL-CIO. Negotiations with branches of county govern- Dates set last night call fo Township Committee^ Stand The bill also grants employes the union have been conducted ment," Mr. Irwin added. registration Sept. 16, 19 and 23 Complaints about the height the right to designate "exclu- by a three - memher subcom- The advisory unit envisioned at Red Bank and Long Branch of shrubs and bushes at inter- sive representatives for coU mittee of the Welfare Board, by Mr. Irwin would include one and Sept. 17, 18 and 19 at Mon- sections, impairing drivers' lective negotiation concerning chaired by Dr. James W. Park- or two freeholders among mouth Regional. Backed by New GOP Group visibility, will be held for the terms and conditions of er Jr. Other members of the five members. It would need Red Bank and Long Branch study. employment." Such a "bar- subcommittee are Mr. Irwin the services of an attorney fam- will conduct classes Mondays MIDDLETOWN - The Asso are Mrs. Pearl Bradshaw of George Hespe of the Young Be- Councilman Harry Sunder- gaining agent," the bill says, and Charles W. Stephens. iliar with labor relations mat and Thursdays, beginning Sept. ciation of Republican Clubs the 1-5-8 Republican Club, vice publican Club, treasurer. meyer said two new tennis may be selected by the ma- "It seems, as this thing Is ters, he said. 26. Classes will start Sept. 24 recently formed organization chairman; Mrs. Frances Max- Mr. Monsees, chairman, is courts will be open to the pub at Menmouth Regional and wil son of the Women's Republican associated with the New R of eight township Republican lie by mid-July, ft will bring ~te"1conducted Tuesdays and Club of Bclford, secretary* and publican Club. the number of courts to six; Wednesdays. clubs with more than 500 mem Youngsters^Fry to Help Father The second session will be- bers, supports the Township Liquor licenses were renewed for; Eleanor T. Finnerty; gin in January and a third ses Committee's stand on the char (Continued) such an unsanctioned canvass him of the good food." Coordinator Is Selected John A. Gardella Jr., Ernest commented. "It was a com- would produce such results, Counted off as they troope/1 sion will start after Easter. Be ter study commission question. Gardella Jr. and William Gar- ginning with the 1969-70 schoo plete surprise." Mrs. Gross explained. "The out to enjoy dishes of ice Frederick W. Monsees, asso- detta, Agnes S. Hinte'lmann; And there was fortune girls netted almost ?25 with cream as a .reward, the fol- year, the commission expects ciation chairman, said the Jack Nolan's Inc., Lucia's U to have a fourth eight week By Educational Council teller Karen Humphries, 100 one woman giving $6.70. The lowing contributors were group urges residents to attend quors, Colony Enterprises, Division St., charging three j-esponse was overwhelming." noted: The Gross children — session, to operate in the sum- Valentine and Fred Ciambrone, public hearings to be held this RED BANK - Dr. Robert Mr. Korey said Dr. Snow is cents for a fortune of fame Kathleen, 11; JoAnn 9; Rob- mer. summer by the Township Com H. Snow of Syracuse, N.Y., the "best qualified to extend Mary C. Nepp, John A. Gif- Kathleen Gross, who fainted A uniform tuition of $12 per ford, River House Inn, Inc., and money and palaces; a in the heat of the day and ert, 8; Stephen, 7, Nancy, mittee to determine the kind of was appointed last night to be the adult education program in charm selection booth; the 6; Thomas, 4, and Chrissy, 2. course will be charged at all government to be set up by an coordinator of adult education the manner we are talking John H. Malloy, Paul's Eleven now snorts a beautiful black three schools. Exceptions will Bar and Grill, Rumson Yacht boy in the box who was hit eye, said the children were The DeVizia family — Pa- enabling act of the state legis- for the Monmout!i Educational about." repeatedly with a sponge and tricia, 12; Charles, 11; An- be courses for which special lature,. Council. Club and Rumson Country prompted by a desire "to do equipment or specialized per- Dr. Snow's background \n- Club. a jewelry stand. something for Mr. DeVizia, thony, 10; Josephine, 9; Opposing the committee stand In the new full-time post, Dr. eludes a bachelor's and a mas- Best deal for the day was so we did this. We may get Christine, 7; Kathleen, 6; sonnel are required. are the League of Women vot- Snow will oversee the adult ed- ter's degree and a PhD in con- the offer of 25 baseball cards him a robe or something for Mary, 5; AnnMarie, 2, and ers and a citizens' group now ucation programs conducted by for a nickel. "But they were Linda, 14 months. , LEGAL NOTICE tinuing education. the hospital, too, but this circulating petitions to put a the adult schools at Red Bank, Festival last year's," piped Charles money we'll give to Mrs. De- Sharon and David Simms, NOTICE charter commission question on Monmouth Regional High From 1947 to 1960, he was 1 MONMOWTH COUNTY DiVizia, 11, who manned a Vizia.' 11 and 9, respectively; Ra- SCBBOGATE'S COURT the November ballot. School and Long Branch. director of adult education for (Continued) booth. Notice to Cralltora to Present The money is welcome, ac- mona Loihle, 13; Nancy Claims Against Eiutn These residents contend the The coordinator was appoint- the Schnectady, N.Y., school N.J. Natural Gas Co., Dora's Kathleen Gross admits the BECBABED0F MICHAEL FRANZBSE, cording to the patient's wife. method advocated by the Town- ed by MEC's adult education system. From I960 to 1966, he Photo Shop, Page Photo Ser- fair was highly disorganized, Humphries, 14, and Karen p "Although the hospital is" r «»«»nt to Oi« order or DONALD ship Committee cannot discov- commission. His salary for the was program administrator for because the turnout was less Humphries. 10. J. CUNOTNaHAM, SurrojUs of the vice, Reussilles' Jewelers, Clay- substantially free, it does County of Monmouth, this day made, er a proper form of township 12-montli position will be $13,- the continuing education divi- ton and Magee, Nat's Jewelers, than 20 children besides All were as they should on tn« .ppllcatlon of the undersigned operate on donations," she P»t»y Franzese, Acting Executor of government in the time avail- 500. Two-thirds of this amount sion of Syracuse University. He J. Kridel, Monmouth County participants. be, "God's interpreters of the estate ol the said Michael Fran- able. They accuse -the commit- will be paid by the state, with has also been director of the "We'll plan another for the said, adding that an estimate lese, deceased, notice Is hereby given National Bank, Red Bank Sav- of the operation's cost and love," as John Greenleaf to tat creditors or said deceased to tee of wishing to perpetuate it- the balance expected to come Manpower Development Pro- end of summer and it will be Whittier wrote. present to the said Acting Executor ings and Loan Association, subsequent recuperation has their claims under oath within six self in office by sidestepping from federal funds. gram for Syracuse. Dr. Snow First Merchants National better organized," she said.' months from thia date gone as high as (10,000. Sated: June 17, JSS3 the charter commission ques- Dr. Snow's appointment Is is employed in business and is Bank, Silver Jewelers, Wilbur's "We'll have advance pub- PATSY FRANZBSE, tion. subject to approval of the Red anxious to return to education, Jewelers, Red Bank Chamber licity and spread out our Mr. DeVizia will probably fit Chestnut Street, Mr. Korey told the commission. get the word about the fair Shorecrest Homes, The Republican association Bank Board of Education be- of Commerce, the Jaycees and posters and let everyone Milling Red Bank, N. J. soon, via a letter written by Messrs. Reussllle, cornwell, announced its stand at a meet- cause Red Bank has been des- The new coordinator is the The Daily Register. know," she added. Publicity Uausner * Caiotenuto, strategy Tuesday consisted of JoAnn Gross, 9. In part, it SI Broad Street, ing in The Cobblestones. May ignated as applicant agency for author of "Community Adult The Junior League of Mon- Red Bank, jr. J. or Ernest G. Kavalek and Com- state and federal funds.' children riding bicycles up reads: Machine Attorneys Education," published by G.P. mouth County, which initiated and down the blocks herald- "We held a fair to help pay Tune 21, 28, July 5, 12 J28 52 mitteemen Joseph M. Malavet, Herbert Korey, executive di- the first outdoor art show in Edward P. Makely and Robert rector of the MEC, who recom- Putnam's Sons. ing the news and a sign on your doctor bill. Get well Virtuoso NOTICE the park in 1951, setting the the Gross lawn. soon." At the bottom were MON9IOCTH COUNT! P. McCutcheon discussed the mended the appointment, said Dr. Snow is 57, married and tradition which was followed in SURROGATE'S COURT Several of the older chil- drawn less than appetizing Xotlce to Creditors to Present charter question with associa- he reviewed applications of the father of two sons. He is sponsorship by the Monmouth Claims Against Kstata tion members. more than 20 candidates. Most expected to assume his duties dren made their contributions , pictures of a hot dog, ham- ESTATE OF DOROTHY MONROE, Arts Foundation and now the burger and other dishes. DECEASED Mr. Makely also outlined had experience only with part- here in July after he is ap- Greater Red Bank Jaycees and by canvassing homes in the Pursuant to the order or DONALD neighborhood with a white- Explains JoAnn, "We know J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Township Committee plans for time adult education programs, proved by the Red Bank school the Red Bank Parks and Rec- County or Monmouth, this day made, purchase of land for the Mid- he said. board. paper wrapped canister say- how much he likes to eat, on the application of the undersigned, reation Department, will pre- but also that he had to go on Edith Blanton, Administratrix of the dletown library. sent the league's perpetual tro- ing "Charles DeVizia, De- estate or the said Dorothy Monroe borah Hospital." a diet and can't eat what he deceased, notice is hereby given to Other officers of the associa- phy for the best novice entry the creditors of said deceased to pre- "We were amazed that likes and this is to remind sent to the said Administratrix Uielr tion, elected earlier this month, tor the 12th year. claims under oath within six months Board, Teacher Dispute from this date. Dated: June 13th, 1968 LEGAL NOTICE Judging the event will be Ed- EDITH BLANTON ward Bing Lee of Philadelphia 2(1 Bergen Place NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey MIODLETOWN TOWNSHIP and New York, a textile de- Doctors Get Council OK MONMOimi COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Sent to Commissioner Administratrix Messrs. Parsons, Canzona. Notice Is hereby given that aealed signer who holds a master of Blair & Warren blda will be received by the Mayor OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Al- Robert E. Harris, vice presi- fine arts degree from Brooklyn 18 Wallace Street and Township Committee, MIddletown Red Bank, New Jersey Township, tor the sale of buildings in though the Board ol Educa- dent, said last night Mr. Bueh- College, and former teacher at the Township of MIddletown and opened For 3-Building Complex Attorneys and read In public at the Township tion last night approved a ler could meet with the board East Carolina University, Fair- June Jl, 28, July 5, 12 »27.80 Hall, Middletown Township, N. J on Tuesday, July 9, 1MB at 8:00 P.M. resolution asking the state ed- July 9. He said that's the date teigh Dickinson University and WEST LONG BRANCH - Fioretti properly issued a NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Prevailing; Time. that's been set for a board con- OF ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS ucation commissioner to take Monmouth College, and Ted Borough Council last night ap- building permit three years FOK DISTRIBUTION. Conditions of a&les specification* and ference, and if Mr. Buehler Bmi TH form of bid far the proponed sale are Goerschner of Point Pleasant ago to erect an office building S" on file In the office of the Township jurisdiction in the controversy proved a Planning Board rec- • Clertt at the Municipal Building. Kings appears, he will be welcome. Beach, who studied at Newark on the same tract as a Rt. 36 Notice is hereby given (hat the Highway, MIddletown, N. J. and may between the board and Herbert ommendation to allow a minor accounts or the subscriber, Adminis- tie Inspected by prospective bidders He added, however, that a School of Fine apd Industrial gasoline station. trator of the estate of said Deceased J: Buehler, the door to a con- subdivision of a Broadway will- be audited and stated by the during: the business hours. Bidders set of "ground rules" sug- Art, and has a studio in Bay Mr. Paiumbo first objected Surrogate of the County of Monmouth will be furnished with a copy of the ference session between the de- Head. tract to permit the construction and reported for settlement to The fame by the Township Clerk upon gested by Charles Frankel, Mr. publicly to the structure as a Monmouth County Court. Probate DI- proper notice and payment for the moted teacher and the board of a three-building profession- Tlslon, on Friday, the leih day ol Au- cost thereof. Buehler's attorney, for the ses- Exhibitors in the categories violation of the borough zoning gust A.D., 1988, at 9:30 o'clock a.m.. Bids must be made on ths Standard has not been closed. at the County Court House, Monument Proposal Forma in the manner desig- sion was denied by the board. of professional painting, ama- al complex. code last month. •• and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- nated therein and required by the The board has no right to teur painting, sculpture, pro- Drs. John Gesualdi and Nich- Donald L. Peak, 80 Ocean- This Is James Osborna of sey, at which time Application will specifications, must be enclosed In LEGAL NOTICE "try" the issue, he said. be made for the allowance of Com- sealed envelopes bearing the name fessional and amateur, photog- olas Arcomano also received port Ave., was approved as a missions and Counsel fees, and Di- and address of the bidder and name NOIIOB Ground rules could put the East Keansburg, our Mill- rections for Distribution. of the sale on the outside, addressed MONMOBTH COUNTY raphy, professional and ama- approval of a plot plan for the member of the borough fire Dated June 13th A.D. 1968. o the Township Committee, Middle- SURROGATE'S COUJ1T conference in the category of a town Township, N. j. and must be Claims Against EsUtn teur and junior painting, all new ratable, which will be con- department by the governing ing Machine Set Up Man HAROLD W. WALLINQ, accompanied by a Certified Check or ESTATE OF URIAH COFEK, DB- "hearing," which he described '90 Maple Place, cash, drawn to the order of the Town- CEA8ED media, grades 1 through 12, will structed between Linden Ave. body. and ons of tha best any- Keyport, N. J. ship Treaaurer for not less than twen- Pursuant to the order of DONALD as an illegal procedure. be accepted up to 10 a.m. Reg- Administrator. ty-rive percent <2B%) ol the amount J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the and Pine St. Five retail liquor licenses lieur*. Phllo, HoUienberr bid and be delivered at the place County of Monmouth, this day made/ Last night's resolution au- istrations may be made at the where.. Celebrated hit & Sawyer, and on the hour mentioned above. The on the application of the undersigned, Joseph Palumbo, a local res- and a package store license Counsellors at Law, Standard Proposal forms will be fur- Tillle Cofer, Sole Executrix ol the thorized Daniel J. O'Hern, show at an increased fee for were renewed by council. • 26th year with Bendix in 29 West Front Street, nished upon application to th» Town- estate of the said Uriah Cofer, de- the late registration. In case of ident, again last night told the Keyport, New Jersey, ship Clerk. ceased, notice Is hereby given to the Bed Bank attorney, to petition Jiins 21, 28, July 5, 12 $31.28 governing body he disagrees The next borough meeting, April. The Township Committee reserve! creditors of aald deceased to present the state education com- rain, the event will be staged he rifpht to reject any or all bids or h th» «afd Sole Sxecutrix their with a ruling by Borough At- slated for July 4, was changed NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS o waive any Inform all tlea -where such claims under oath within six months missioner to decide the dis- Sunday. THE STATE OF XEW JE11SEY nfonmallty is not detrimental to the !rom this date. torney William E. Russell that by council to meet Wednesday, (I.. S.) Dated: June>21,' 193a pute. TO: GEORGE C. WAINWKIGHT, beat interests of the Township local building inspector Angelo July 3, We're proud of our people. GERTRUDE MALLORY, ALBERT By order of the Mayor A Township TIUJE COFER, The board has refused to re- V. WAINWRIGHT. PHYLOOEAN Committee of Middletown Township 70 Jackson Street, TRAMELL, CAMMON A. WAIN- New Jersey. Fair Haven, X. J. new a contract with Mr. Bueh- WRIGHT, PHILIP WAINWRIGHT, ERNEST G. KAVALEK, MAYOR Sole Executrix Fair EB8IE CUNNINGHAM, CARO- CHAHLES V. CARROLL, CLERK Hilton Kosene, Esq. ler as head of the high school LINE WAINWR1 "5HT, ROBERT Tune-28 iis.ii 696 River Road, social studies department. Mr. (Continued) Bend WAINWRIGHT, HAROLD WAIN- Fair Haven, N. J. • Impacted Areas' School NOTICE Attorney WIUQHT, BBATJRCE HAWKINS MII>Dr,ETOmr TOWNSHIP lunt> :s, July S, 11, It t2S.e! Buehler contends he has tenure Other winners were Miss WAINWRIGHT, RALPH TRAMELL, Monmouth County, New Jersey in the post, and that he may Patricia Vierling, Wayside, ANN WAINWRIGHT, ANNA SUE Notice is hereby given that sealed NOTICE WAINWRIOHT, MRS. QBOROE C. ild« will be received by the Mayor BOROUGH OP J5ATONTOWN not be downgraded to an ele- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- WAINWRIGHT, wlfo of Georne C. nd Township Committee, MIddletown Monmouth County, New Jersey Aid Cut Being Restored Walnwrlght, MRS. ALBERT V. 'ownshl[>, for tliq Drainage Im- Notice is hereby given that sealed mentary school teacher's job. erick C. Vierling Jr., first run- WAINWRIOHT, wife of Alberl V. Tovement o! Delaware Avenue * ilds will be received by the Mayor Walnwrlght, MR. TRAMELL, hus- Other Work Incidental Thereto In the and Borough Counoil, Borough of Ea- The board's resolution said ner-up; Miss Frieda DeGior- WASHINGTON - The House Since the Senate has a rec- Electric Power band ol Phylogean Tramell, MRS. Township of MIddletown and opened tontown For The Paving of Various gio, Clarksburg, daughter ord . of never rejecting bills CAMMON A. WAINWRlaHT, wile ind read in public at the Township Borough Streets with Bituminous Mr.' Buehler contests the of Representatives has ap- Division of Cammon A. Walnwrlght, MRS. Hall, MIddletown Township, N.J on ~ mcrete and/or Bituminous Surface of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan De- of this type the long fight PHILIP WAINWRIGHT. wife ol Phil. TueHday, July fl, iocs at 8:00 P.M. Treatment and Other Wnrtt Inciden- board's action and the result- proved and sent on to the Sen- IP Walnwrlght, MR. CUNNINGHAM, Prevailing Time. tal Thereto in the Borough of Eo- ing contest has caused public Giorgio, second runner-up, and seems to be over, a spokes- Plants in Eatontown, Rad Bank. husband of EHBIG Cunningham, MR. tontown and opened and read In pub- ate a measure which restores WAINWRIGHT, husband of Caroline Drawings, specifications and form lic at the Borough Hall, Broad Street, concern. The board, it said, Miss Karen. Basista, Holmdel, man for Mr. Howard said. Walnwright, MRS. ROBERT WAIN- •f bids, Contract and Bond for the Eatontown, N. J. on July 10, ID98 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex cuts made earlier in the "im- WRIGHT, wife or Robert Waln- iropnspfl warn, prepared by Richard WAIN- .f. Scimiz, Township Engineer have Basista, third runner-up. pacted areas" school aid pro- WRIOHT, wlf# of Harold Waln- iocn filed In the office of tlie Town- Specifications arid forms of bids. matter; would pass the issue wrlgbt, Hi)!, her and their heirs, de- »hlp C)*rk at the Municipal BulJd- Contract and Bond for the proposed Gain more visees, and perBonal representatives InR, Kings Highway, M1 auccessors in right, title, and In- pective bidders during business tn the ottico of aald Engineer at Passage of the bill marks terest: hours. Bidders will be furnished with 184B Highway 3B, Middletown, N.J. and decide it. this 22d annual 4-H is be- leisure time... fi copy of ihe drawings and ftpedfl- and may be inspected durlnj? busi- a victory for Rep. James J. You are hereby summnneii &n<\ re- catlona by !he Township Clerk upon ness hours by prospective bidders. ing held in conjunction with a quired to serve upon Saul A, Wlttos, iroper notice and payment (or the Bidders will be furnished with & copy , Mr. Buehler maintains that Howard, D-N.J.; who was a plaintiffs attorney, wtinso adilrpna is :ost thereof. of the specifications by the Enijl he cannot be replaced in the Colonial Week celebration. A leader In the fight tn regain 288 Norm Broad Btreet, Elizabeth, Bids must be made on the Stan- nner upon proppr notice anrt payment wide variety of events are pay your bills at home Now Jersey, an answer to the amend- Inrd Proposal Forms in the manner if a. non-refundabla charge of 110.00 departmental supervisor's post the 20 per cent cut by an econ- ed complaint filed In a civil action icfilgrmtfid therein and required by o defray the coflt tlicroof. without charges and a hearing. scheduled through Wednesday. omy-minded House. In which Government Security Ct>.. a '.he Specifications, munt be enclosed Rids muat hn made nn the Stan- corporation of New Jersey, Is plain- In sealed enveloped bearing the namo dard Propotial Forms In the manner He said he will fight tiff, and Georco c. Walnwrlnht, etc, and address of the bidder and name designated therein and required by A harness race is scheduled The purpose of the program ftt alB, are defendants, Docket No. F- af the work on ihe cutstde, addresned the Specification, must bo enclosed tlio board's ruling through the for this afternoon and a Co- 4606-66, pending in tho Superior Court to the Township Committee, Middle- lealed envelopes bearing the name courts. is to assist school districts who ol New Jerncy, Chancery Division, town Township, N. J. and must be and address of the bidder and nnma lonial Ball will be held tonight must educate children of fed- within 35 daj-n after July 13, IMS ex. iccomjianlcd hy n Conitcnt cf Surely work on the out Rifle, Addresser! to elusive of such date. If you fnII to mm ft Surety Company rlutjr autho- :he Mayor nntl BoroiiRli Council, Eor- The board continues to hold in the American Hotel. At the eral employes, particularly do HO, jiulRment hy default may ho Izeil to do business In New Jersey made dt- 'ownshlp Committee rcnerves the iiiKb Council renfirvi's tlio clKht to Konrcl MCCIB TiicBilny feriilanl3 in lli« ntiove entltlteil action Ight to require R complete [Inan- egulre a coni|ilrtn ftnnnclfi! ami ex- School Board Secretary Evan lipcniiso you have, or may claim tn tal find PxpRrlcnrn alslenient lrorn lerl^ncn (ilntftincnt from prnnpnctlvw GOP in Shrewsbury liave, notnn rlRhl, fltlo. Ken, or otlier ironpnctlvn bidder a nlio wtttK that they 'iMdcr# fihftwlng t)mt Ihey li»v» ««t- . SILVEE-Thc trust- S. Gillinghani. Bccauso Eaton- lnterrnt affeotliiK 111" ri'iil rntnto, IIP- two nAttflfnctorlly oinplfitfrt niunlm- sfartorlly compintPil mutilrlpfll work To Hear Legislator own is adjacent to Ft. Mon- InK forcrlont'd by vlrtllfl of owner- nl work of a similar nature hrforo if a. similar nnturo brforn furnlsli- ees of Monmouth County Com- • hip. Inheritance, ilencrnt. Intestacy, urnlihliiK nropoflnl for run or spci'l- TIK pronfisal forms or npedfteutons. munity Collece will meet Tues- mouth it is the largest bene- (levhr, IrKncy, ilmvrr, ruitrsy, rnorl- Innilonn, nr before awarding contract ir ttnfore Awnrdlnf rontract In Bf,- 1 SIinUWSllUnY - The Re- ItaRO. ilrtvt nr iciiu'eyninT. entry of i accordi»ine with li.fl. 40:M)-ft. Tti« •orilfinuB with It.8. 40:M>r>, Thfl rl^Ut day at 9 p.m. in the borough publican Club will hold its ficiary In the county—but all JiiilKniriil or otlur 1in nue.h Inrormnilly IK not wluire siirli Infornmllly In nol detri- xpnded to receive additional jiilnerl n.'i ilclpmlnntfl h Ki't forth wild Mrlmcnlnl t» Ihn t>fint tntcrrita of mental to thfl brut IrtlnrrMs of tli« The date liar; been changed at 8:15 p.m. in the Fire House. jmrllrillnrlty In the nmrmli'l enin- IP Township. Thn right In nlso r*- Itfirmifih. The ilgtit Is also rmcrvrii funds. plalnt, II copy of wlilrh will !"• flu- rvfil In Ini'D-anft or rtferfaan th« i Innrrniin or dPI:reuse Dm fjimntl- from the usual first Thursday Assemblyman Chester Apy, No minimum balance required Illfllii-il ynil (Ml IT'UH'M nildrciiRril t,i inrilili1.'-, M"-' IHi-'l, of the month, because of Inde- n-Monmouth, will discuss state tlie nU»mi'>- rnr tlm pialntlrf at Ihu Ily Onlrr nf llm Mnyor A 1'i.wn- My Onl'r nf tlin Mxyor rnul Unr- S€RWC£ tS OUO. ahevt' nddfRS. il|> Commltlrn ol Ktlildlp.nwn Town- iltli (Viunrll of the lloroligh of Rt- pendence Day. legislation. It pays to advertise in the B/GG£SrASSET/ liiilcil: Juni' 'Jl. 1ITO hip, New Jfrsfy. tontnwn, New Jersey. CENTRAL JERSEY BAM V • IMK.I1 William L. Dozier, 1711 Heck Brooklyn and Jim Wcincr of were walking ahead of the Mc- graphic areas served by theSpring Lake Heights, South sleeping when lightning struck agency. Each participant can Ave., Neptune; Melvin Brown, Bride youth on Uie shoulder, Belmar, Wall Township and Your telephone directory has a wealth of infor- Miami; a sister, Mrs. Yetta at 11:35 p.m. east ballots for the candidates 1505 Springwood Ave., Asbury j when suddenly he "flew into Manasquan. mation. Things you need to know when calling. Schlossberg of Brooklyn an( Mrs. Janda said the bolt hit of his choice. Park; Joseph Jones, Apt. 46, six grandchildren. them," they reported. Candidates from these areas th side of The election, Mr. Taylor are: 1130 Heck Ave., Neptune; Oli- Naturally, it lists just about every local tele- The three could 6give no de-i * . the home knocking The funeral will be today at out cinder blocks from (he said, will be preceded by a A — Mrs. Helen Davis, Rt. ver Murphy, 1319 11th Ave., phone number. And in Ihe front pages you'll Neptune; the Rev. Carl F. 1 p.m. artlre~HoMat-Funend foundation and ripping out four scries of "Representatives' lr Box 304, Morganville; Mrs. find area codes, a list of the many different Home, Oakhurst. Burial will Dominick Millevoi windows. She said there was Nights" at which each candi- Louise Stanford, H.D. 2, BoxHunter, 128 Atkins Ave., As- kinds of calls you can make,and lots more. ~ be in Chesed She] Ames Ceme- smoke but no flames. Mrs. date will address voters. T90-A Englishtown; Mrs. Doro- bury Park and Juan Navarro, SECAVCVS - Dominick Mil- 1229 Springfield Ave., Asbury Your directory has been designed to help you. tery, Neptune. levoi, 88, of 778 Filth St., died Janda said water pipes, clectri- The geographic areas are: thia McKinzie, 18 First St., I cal wiring and wall tiles were Area A (served by the West- Freehold, and Carlton Reed, 31 Park, Use it wheneveryou need more information to this morning in Riverview make a call. Hospital, Red Bank. also ripped out by the blast. ern Monmouth Neighborhood Pension Road, Englishtown. Besides the 10 representa- Slrano Services -"" "My cellar loks like World War Mr. Millevoi was born li Service Center, Freehold)- B — Bernardo Rodriquiz, 315 tives who will be chosen by the III this morning," she said. KEYPORT-A High Requiem Austria and was a retired docl Freehold, Freehold Township, Harrison Ave., Union Beach, target communities, another 10 Mass for Salvatore Strano Sr., foreman and a communicant ol Upper Freehold Township, Ma- and James Frederick, 20 Ran- will be named by the county New Jersey Bell 85, of 52 Second St., who died Immaculate Conception Cattto nalapan, Marlboro, Millstown, tan St., Cliffwood Beach. Board of Freeholders. The last Part ot ths N itionwida B«ll Syrtem Funisphere 10 will come from a cross sec- Wednesday, will be offered to- lie Church here. tion of the community. morrow at 9:30 a.m. In St. He is survived by three sons, Starts Monday Joseph's Catholic Church, here. Tony Millevoi of Jersey City Burial, under direction of Day and William and Dominick Mil LONG BRANCH - Young- Red Bank Fire Seen Funeral Home, here, will be levoi, both of Keansburg; tw( sters and teen-agers here are 9 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, here daughters, Mrs. Mary Drim In store for a free Funisphere As 'Definitely Arson Mr. Strano's name was mis-ones of Secaucus and Mrsthis summer, Mayor Paul Nas- spelled yesterday In The Frances Sims of Red Bank; 1 tasio Jr. has announced. COMING SOON, grandchildren, and 11 grea RED BANK — A fire of Found on a rear window Daily Register. Under the supervision of grandchildren. suspicious origin broke out this were matches, and a fuse was Merrick Tomaine, director of morning in a new $42,000 house The Otto Mack Funeral discovered inside on the floor. the city's recreation depart- at 19 River Road that was re-The smell of gasoline pervaded Home, here, will be in charge ment, the 69-day program, cently completed by the build- the ulterior. 1969 Oldsmobiles of arrangements. starting Monday, will be open er and up for sale. The builder, Lawrence Wein- to boys and girls 6 to 15 years stein of Elberon, told police of age. Fire Chief Alex Rogel said Mrs. Jean DuKet, at the scene that the cause the house trim was completed RIGHT NOW, Was Opera Singer Registrations will be accept- was "definitely arson." He several days ago, but electrici- ed any day during the was investigating with local po- ty and gas were not hooked ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS up. Mrs. Jean DuKet, 77, a former program to be staged five lice and county Fire Marshall opera singer, of 21 Mount Ave, days a week from 9 a.m. until Leonard Mack. • The house, on the north side Brand new 1968's died yesterday at Monmoutli 4:30 p.m. at seven locations The two-story Colonial home of River Road, was damaged Medical Center, Long Branch, with each play area super- was locked up when smoke by smoke. An aluminum duct vised. She was born in Cardiff, started pouring out of attic pipe in the rear melted, with Wales, and had lived in th The sites are Broadway, vents. Firemen were called to the fire burning through an at leftover prices. community for eight years. Shi Gregory, West End and Morris the scene at 7:12 a.m. and outer wall where the duct had been. EXCLUSIVELY AT THESE DEALERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE GREATER fcEWVOMC AND was the widow of Dr. Pete: Avenue Schools and the play- broke in through a rear glass NEW JERSEY OLDSMOBILE ASSOCUTION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF STATUS IN AUTOMOBILES. DuKet. grounds at Garfield Court, door. All borough units responded Surviving are two daughters, Seaview Manor and Woodrow to tfie alarm. The smoky fire Mrs. Lorraine Fedderson Wilson Homes. was under control at 8:20 a.m. Monmonth Warren Oldsmobile, Inc. Crystal Lake, III., and Mrs, Morning traffic on Elver Road Gem Oldsmobile, Inc. 86-88 South Main Street, Sariece Erikson of McHenry, Rural Roads' was backed up in both direc- 110 Main Street, Matawan Asbury Park 2O1-&6-3600 201-775^70 JOHN VAN KIRK & SON111.; a brother, Allan Grant tions and rerouted on Mechan- with whom she lived; elgh' Main OIUM: Speed Limit c St. M Coop" RO., Mlddletown ofl Rt. J! «M< Broad St. grandchildren, and five great Red Bank, K. 1. OT101 HNdom Comtr grandchildren. Branch OfflcM! »7« HI. 35, Mlldlntown, N. 1. Criticized Conwftltnl Terjm W-BH Services will be at. 9:30 to- 30 Kul Main HI., Freehold. N. J. morrow in the John P. Condor in Broadway, Lour Hrancli, N. ]. COLTS NECK - Narrow, ru- EitabUiked In M78 bj John H. Cook Funeral Home, Atlantic High- and HWHT Clw ral roads were never built for lands. Burial will be In Fair b7 Tb« Bed Hut lUflsfer 50 mile per hour speeds, Com- You May Now Earn View Cemetery, Middletown Incorporated mitteeman George Handzo said Member ot tilt Associated Pnm • < Th« Associated Fr«u U onUUM «. last night. olujlv.lr to tin oil (or nmiNlotqon of all tht local IIWI printed In this The Township Committee lis- FOR ANY OCCASION niwiptper >t will u all AP new. dlspalchel tened to two residents who 8«oor.il clui posta»a paid at Rad came to complain about the HONEY BEE FLOWERS Bank, N. J. O7101 and at addlUonal malllnp olflou. Publlahtd dally. Moo- hazardous combination of RUSSELL T. HODGKISS dar Jrouih Friday. *' speeding cars and small chil- Hom« Delltrujr by Carrier— dren. « Crati Per,W««k 4*4 BROAD ST. Subscription Prices In Advance Btaflt ootr «t counter, 20 cents: tj Capt. A. T. Collins, Heiflitt SHREWSIURY mall 18 cents Road, and Robert Witkowski, I month —u < month*-A3 to » monthi-W.30 U monthi-ia.00 Revolutionary Road, protested ,741.4020 that state law prevents munic- RtDaU* StoM 1M7 LEGAL NOTICE ipalities from lowering speeds MOTICK on sparsely settled country BY WIRE ANYWHERE By virtu* ol a Writ ot Execution to ma directed by the Monmouth roads, despite the existence of "'? Dlntrlct Court I will •ell' at curves, hills and blind spots. llo ViiHtue for cud the follow Ini It Bellord Marina nallway, Bel- >ord. N. J. "We are very much aware of l-CT foot Pound FUhln» Boat the problem, and we would love J-<0 foot Pnund Fimini Boat on July 12, 19« at 8 AH. to slow these people down," Ra: Belford Marina vi Ffilar—(81-17 . JEROME 1. MAYER Mr. Handzo said, "but the real Conalable solution lies with the state." PER YEAR l Junt 3S 12,00 John E. Day Mr. Handzo suggested that NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed ptopouli vm be received state troopers be alerted to the by the Board of Education at ttie situation, adding: "They can Sorouih of Atlantlo Hl(b!andi, 140 FUNERAL HOME rlrit Avenue, Atlantlo HtjhUndi. get these speeders for recklesi in X. J. on July 17ln, IMS at 8:00 P.M. prevauinj time [or the turnlnli- driving." m of baked goods tor the Atlantic Blshlanda Elementiiry School, upon a form of proposal which may be 85 Riverside Ave. had upon application to the Suparln* Red Bank tenient of the School. All bids are to Fined $50 be In strict accordance with aaid form. Red Bank Savings and Loan Dpecltlcatlorui may bo obtained from C. SIDUN. Director the Office of the Superintendent at As Disorderly 747-0332 140 Flret Avenue, Atlantlo Hlghlandi, V. J. between the hours of 9:00 and LONG BRANCH - Manuel 3:00 P.M., Monday through frldiy. Montes of 112 Bath Ave. yester- PropoKftln uliall be m-eompanleil by CERTIFICATES bid bond executed by a lurety com- day was fined $50 on a disorder- pany authorized to do buslnefli, In the State of N*. J. or by bidder's certl- ly conduct charge by Acting lled check for 5% of bid to be re- turned to IUCCPHIUI bidder on pre- Municipal Court Judge Ira One-Year Savings Certificates tailed in multiples of $1,000. Mini* sentation oi performance bond. Katdien. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all btna and to waive any defect or Informali- Philip A. Wolcott of 21 Wil- mum amount $5,000. CertificateB issued by the fifteenth of July Worden Funeral Home ty of any bid ahouM It be deemed low Court, Oceanport, was for Ihe beat Interests of the Board lo ri9 so. fined $10 for careless driving. earn from the first. 60 E. FRONT ST. . RED BANK All proposals are to be presented > the Board of Education at th* Samuel Soto, 41 Garfield Court, above time and place In sealed en- velopes plainly narked "PROPOSAL paid a $10 fine for displaying TOR BAKED rjOODB" improper license plates on a , By Order or the Board or Educe* . . Insured to $15,000 lion of th* Borouih of AlUniio High- vehicle. Day and Night Phone . . . lands, Hnnmouth county, N. J. 'i (Mrs. i ELIZABETH A COLLINS, Ten-dollar speeding fines went —•- •- .. By F.S.L.LC. ^-: —...... ^*-i^ Secretary to Elizabeth Behncrt of 520 Board of Education 140 First Avenue West St., here, and John K, 7474)557 Atlantic Hlihlanda, H. J, June 28 111 ?! Matthews, Belmar. Dividendt payable June 30 and December 31. You may have LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE dividends mailed to you or credited to your regular Savings NOTICE HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. NOTICE II HERIRY QIVXN Uis.1 the followinj ordinance waa Jnlroducad and paseed flrat reading at the meeting of ft* Mayor and Council nr the Borough of KalonUiwn held Wednesday, June OT, 199a, Account. and waa laid over for a aecnnd reading, public hearing, and final con- sideration at a mailing nf aald Oody to be held on Wedneaday, July 10, IMS, at 8 00 p.m. In Ihe Council Ctoamliera, Municipal nnlMing, nroad Street. Kalontown. New Jeraey, at wtilth time a public hpnrlng will 6* held upon the sams and all pcrtona will he ilvrn an f»i)|^>ilimlty to b» heard. See Us For Details MATlJoniK I.. HKCKEIl AN onnrNANCi! AMBNDINO ANI> ai.'i'i'LEMKNii.Mi AN onniNA.Nng ENTITLB1), "AN ORDINANCE FIXiNri TUB COMrEKSATION OF CEHTAIX OmrlAIJl AND KMI'l/IVEKH OK TUB IIMIIOtl'lll OF The Adams Memorial Home EATONTOWN. COUNTY OP* MONMOUTH, RTA1 T. lt¥ NKW JKJtflEY, HEVI8ION Or" I0M," KNOWN Alt OHM.VANrK 32W, BB IT ORDAINED l.y tli« Wayur an1 Connrll of tin noroiiilt of William J:* Connelly, Owner-Minigtr Xattintowu, In lli« Oiuntv of M'Mmi'xilh BEfTTlON I T»i«t H*rtti>n I, Annual ««Ii.rlm •l\^ O>nij,Mil*!l'in, of tha orillmnra fnllllfri, "An Onllnitrne Klxlng Ihe rn«allr,n of (?^r- Red Bank Savings *«ln Offlilal* anil KmpU,yr** of l/i^ ll,,nmnu u' Kalnnl'wn. (Vmnly of 747-0226 nf m #. l j and Loan Association •d i^y Uia of tin- -ilnrlfi ff-r Hi* foll'mlng p"*!tl'/n«. whlcti eala l<» i>al'l during tti* iliinlion or p ArtWMI v»r»!* hlfff.lor . - .,...... , A70 NOW LOCATED AT FUNERAL DIRECTORS riayir' I'ar Wetk A "I* <* Kin/1 I)lrert MJ 00 Per Weak BROAD ST. and BERGEN PL., RED BANK Junl'ii >'.,iin (II 150 00 Per Week 741-3700 firn-lt 1|, having •,!!• Hi $40 fw V*r Week 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK fIri'l* ]. liAvlrir oni, ill In, IVI m V>r W.rk «>;• i I'I; "Where You Save Doe* Make A Difference" + i law, THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, June 23, 1968—5 Teen Page Award Winners Announced Additional Honors At Croydon Hall Academy LEONARDO — William E. A National Honor Society j The award is given to the Coleman, headmaster of Croy- member, lie has b'cen active in ! graduating senior with the best don Hall Academy, has an- varsity football and other club | record for four years of scien- For Valedictorians nounced the following award activities. tific subjects. winners: Brian Buegler, son of Mr. Brian, who was inducted Into HIGHLANDS - Two of Hen- Lee will major in politica ry Hudson Regional -School's Peter O'Brien, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph A. Buegler, Ihfc f'rnydon Hall chapter of the science at Yale, with his caree Regina F. Zaleck, SB East 1(12 Orchard Hill Drive, Lin- National Honor Society, will at- valedictorians have received yet unchosen. Kenneth will ma Highland Ave., Atlantic High- tend St. Bernard's College (Al- additional honors since grad- croft, was presenlod with the jor in mathematics at Mich lands, was presented with med- Bausch and I.omb Award. abama) this fall. uating June 13. ' gati to prepare for a career a als for excellence in the .study Lee C. Barrett 3d, son of Mr. an insurance actuary. of Latin, science, English and and Mrs. Lee C. Barrett of 75 math. E. Washington Ave., Atlantic Peter, whn has completed Highlands, who will attend Green Wave, his freshman year, also re- Yale University, has been ceived a medal for first honois awarded a Bodraan Scholar- in the ninth grade class, ship. He is one of only 15 grad- Yearbook His older brother, Kevin, was uating seniors in Monmouth valedictorian of the CHA Class County to receive the honor. Staffs Picked WIN SCHOLARSHIP — Oscar A. Newquist, second from left, vico president and of '67 and is enrolled at the He has also been asked to file manager of Monmouth Consolidated Water Company, congratulates Richard M. University of Pennsylvania on LONG BRANCH -, William application for the Yale fresh- Ruda second from right, and Gerald A, Cooper, right, graduates of Monmouth Re- a four-year academic scholar- man honors program. Mahalik, Long Branch High ship. School yearbook adviser, ha gional High School, as they receive scholarships awarded by the American Water Lee and Kenneth Merritt, sons Thomas Marehigiano, son of announced the names of th> Works Foundation. Mr, Ruda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ruda of 855 Sycamore Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Marchi- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. book's staff members. Merritt of 76 East Washington Ave., New Shrewsbury, will enter Yala University in September. Mr. Cooper will %iano, 854 Poole Ave., Hazlel, -Ave., received lummeiiilatiuti Terry Berman is editor, an: attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, He ic the ion of Mr. and Mrs. was awarded a medal for ex- Frank Pailone is editorial di cellence in history. certificates from the National Louis Cooper, 40 Cloverdale Circle, New Shrewsbury. Also offering congratula- rector. Ellen Rassas has beei Thomas, who will enter tenth Merit Scholarship qualifying named layout editor and Marii tions is Harold Smith, left, principal of Monmoufh Regional High School. test program. grade in the fall, earned a Lagrotteria and Johnathai place on the honor roll for the The two young men, friendly Kaabe are assistant layout ed 1967-1968 school year. • rivals throughout their 12 years tors. in school, were among 795,000 David Rellezza, son of Mr. Staffers for the "Greer and Mrs. Frank L. Bellezza, 2 students who took the test in Wave" have also been named, Honor Roll List Announced Euclid Ave., Keansburg, was their junior year. Their cer- Leonette Dorval is page co presented with medals for ex- tifications mean they scored in ordinator and Effie Nicas cellence in Latin, French, biolo- the top 5 per cent nationally. secretary. John Galacki is pho gy and English. OUTSTANDING TRAINEE — Pvt. Paul A. LaRocqua, Kenneth, who will enter the Of Red Bank High Students to editor, assisted by Michael David, who also received a left, of New Shrewsbury, accepts a plaqfts from Ma[. University of Michigan this Kaabe. Barbara Foltis is bus RED BANK - The honor Sooppetuole, Ghrlg Slater and Paul chael McGulre, Geoffrey ItfeNally, medal for first honors in his Gen. K. W. Collins, commanding general, signifying th» fall, has been asked to live in ness manager, and Addie Lei West. Alan Mond Steve Naielson, Patricia roll for the. fifth marking pe- Credit List — HI chard CLambronft, Neary, Deborah Otis, Robert PIHRI- tenth grade class, was granted thje university's honors dormi- is assistant manager. Caipol Clark, Earhara Curdiln, Valerie tore, Joan Raniton, Robert Raynor, recruit's selection as Fort Dix outstanding trainee for riod at Red Bank High School DeChaluB, Anne Fabry, Oarol Favin, Leah Rtseman, Victor Rlzzuto, provisional membership in the tory., Anthony LoBianco has beer shows that 93 students have Jocklyn Harris, Linda Jeffrey, Fred- Carol VanKlrk and Glenn VanLest. Margaret A. Carr Chapter of the week of June 24, Me was a platoon guide in Com- named sports editor and Leon rile Jenien, Brenda Johnson, Nancy Credit List — Theresa OMetfalo, The young men ended their achieved an "A" average for Ural, Terry Mond Richard. Fratt and Ktathy Oolmorpan, Deloras DeChaJds, the National Honor Society. pany B, 6th Battalion, 3rd Basic Combat Training public school careers with iden- ard Bruno is assistant sports Glenn Smllh. . *• Jean F-arrell, Ronald Grayael, Dennis the past six weeks. /; GRADE 10: Honor Roll — LOUIBO Halsey, Shirley Rubens, Robin Serin, He is attending Croydon .Brigade. ' ( tical grades. Now they will at- editor.' Art editor is Oon The junior class set the pace Alatsaa, Delia AJbano, Diana Baclsa.- David Sawyer, J&nella Sehaws, Made1 O'Connell, assisted by Kare luji), Klmberly Oolem&n, Catharine lino aoott, Charles White and Lewis HaU on a full four - year Me- tend different colleges with dif- for the rest of the school with Daumayor, Pa-iquate D&stlto, Janet Zager. Vey Scholarship. ferent goals. Kuster. Jackie Tickman is lit- 30 students on the list. They Duke, Pamftla Gtile, ITinmns Ilnmnuai, CltADB 32: Honor Roll — Donald erary editor. Thomas McDaniel Kiatheryn Hathaway. John Hendry, Barbel, Judith Bennett, Amy COiris John Johnson, son of Mr. and were followed by the sopho- Richard Jamagls, Jamba Jeter, Mar- ttMiHen, Abagall Close, Michael Con- is assistant literary editor. garet Kennedy, Sitsan Knoll, Jasm nolly, Harold Dangler, Ellin Diamond, Mrs. John A. Johnson, 1 O'Neil I/mntsto, Susan LeMlg John bucaJila, Area Man Named mores with 27; the seniors with .SU'iJjjeii Guroff, Julia Gelso, Leslie Virginia Lyraan, Barbara McCarthy, JIanrifKin Barbara Hopkins, Patricia Street, here, was awarded 22; and tile freshmen had 19. Thomo-H McGiilffan, Charlotte Miller, Joluwtone, Donna Kerr, Carolo Keaa- medals for excellence in his- Mary K. Morris, Mary Nlgro, Ste- ler, Davlit Marsnall, J1U Pattercon, An additional 64 achieved ven Rubin ntetn. Teresa Rihler and Michael RIbl*y, Rebecca Sclmeldpr, tory and English. 2 Students credit list standing. This in- Rhonda SUbersteln, Mary Aain Biiultea, Llndn. Stehlik, Credit List — Andrew Crockett, Gertrude Twigs and Gwendolyn Van John, who will be a senior Exceptional Recruit dicates that they achieved a Catharine DeSuitl.* George Falbw, Brunt this fall, also received first B" average without getting Cheryl Gattis, Crls L&runan, Samuel Credit List — Linda Ayrwt. Nancy FORT DIX - A New Shrews- ara University, Niagara Palls, At Institute Robinson, John Bataro, David Sor- Bahr, Thomas Balkajn, Cairlena Bar- honors in his junior class. any "C's". rentino, Gall suttnn, Wary Wadlngton mann, Nancy Bartclson, Charles Best, bury recruit who was captain N.Y. He also attended law. and Elaine Wells. David Ohase, GeraJdlne Ciampoli, LEWISBURG, Pa. - Tw The list follows: GRADE ii: Honor Roll — Geof- Russell Crook, Eanbara Dond^ro, of his college rifle team has school at Toledo University. Monmouth, N.J., residents are G-RAT3E fl: Honor Roll — Concetta frey Allen, Carol Barton, Lynn Che* Lynn Evans. Guy Fischer, Eileen Allegra. Adds Baalata, Adrianna De- ney, Michael Corniors. Riciiard Oor- Gale, Emily Ger.it, Barrett Gram- been selected as the Fort Dix At Niagara, he was a mem- among 32 high school students Nazzo, Claudia Dcrvny, Marian Ha;ra, son, Elizabeth Crowell, Rachel Doan, mar, Mangairet Jeter, James John- outstanding trainee for the ber of the school's rifle team, Lisa Hopkins, Denlee Hoppa, Rnnnla Batty Ann Duym, Marilyn Edmunds, son, Nancy Johnson, Marvyn Jon»*, with high level ability in chem- Huebner, Valerie Hughes, Helfi Krts- Donna Eapoalto, Leslie Feathers, Estella Kati, David Komar, "Donna week of June 24. which finished no lower than.7 istry and biology who will at- ttnssen, Jean LaXdig, Lois hmztUtti, Robert Hamlin. Carolyn Hara Cyn- Landers, Lawrence Plde!. Pamel* Jeffrey Lucas, Patricia Moraller, Rob- thia Katz, Kmuieth Kodama,' Linda, Smith, John Byne and Bindr& Tru- Pvt. Paul A. LaRocque re- third in the Northeastern Inter-' tend a six-week institute al ert Kovy, Robert Picket*, Donna Magllcna, Catherine Markham, Mi- folo. ceived the American Spirit Ho- collegiate Rifle Association dur- Bucknell University from now nor Medal and accompanying ing his four years in competi- to Aug. 2. plaque from Maj. Gen. K. W. tion. He captained the team In They are Miss Virginia L. Collins in ceremonies in the his senior year. Pascucci, 290 Port-au-Peck 10 in Naval Sea Cadet Unit commanding general's office. His aptitude for weapons Ave., Oceanport, and Jame The outstanding trainee was came in handy In basic train- M. Tibbitt, Heyers Mill Road, a platoon guide during basic ing. He qualified as Expert Colts Neck. training with B Company, 6th with the M-14 rifle, knocking The institute, which Is being Off for Stint at Boot Camp Battalion, 3rd Basic Combat down 70 of 84 targets. held at Buoknell for the ninth Training Brigade. He gradual' LaRocque is a graduate of EARLE — Ten shore area dy Ct., Middletown; Danny of 124 Clinton PI., Neptune, ed June 20. Red Bank Catholic sHigh year, is for students who haw young men, members of the and Lawrence A. Vola of 604 , Susan V. Palette completed their junior year in Gene Biondi of 5 Shelbern Prior to entering the service School. He is the son of Mr. USS Bristol DD 857 Division, Drive, Lincroft, Harry W. Sa- Sixth Ave., Belmar. the 23-year-old New Jerseyan and Mrs. Armand P. LaRocque high school, have taken courses Naval Sea Cadet Corps, at the in chemistry and biology, and vannah of 217 Cortland Road, ''These young adventurers received a bachelor's degree of 165 River Edge Boad, New Naval Ammunition Depot here Frederick J. Stratton of 43 Wat- will return home, by air, on in political science from Ni Shrewsbury. Fraternity are intending to go to college. departed Saturday for two It is financed by an $11,371 son Place, John W. Laugesen July 6 much wiser, more self- weeks of boot camp training at of 202 Whalepond Road, and confident, and better prepared grant from the National the Great Lakes Naval Train- Sweetheart Science Foundation. Paul Rice of 35 Cliftwood Ave., to tread to the threshhold of ing Station, 111. The 10 repre- Eatontown; William J. Allison adult responsibilities," said an Miss Pascucci is a student a sent Middletown, Eatontown, Jr. of 34 Whalepond Road., Henry Wallace Talent Search' Winners ChosenAgain Shore Regional High School adult leader of the cadet divi- Ocean Township, Belmar and Oakhurst; Robert L. Herms Jr. sion. LEONAEDO — Miss Susan West Long Branch, and Tibbeti Neptune. Valerie Palette, daughter is a student at Christian Brotlj Counselor Honored in Middletown ers Academy, Lincroft. The Sea Cadet Corps, jointly of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Pal- sponsored by the Department MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Vic-Sheehan received an honorable ette of 59 Nautilus Drive, has of the Navy and the Shore At Jersey toria Taylor, faculty sponsor mention. been "chosen sweetheart of Sig- '69 Class Elects Area Navy League, is a quasi- of the local high school literary "Viewpoint" has been cited ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at military organization for young magazine, "Viewpoint", has for its excellence at the Co- "the University of Miami, Coral Linda Puryear men 14 to 17 years of age. The Boys State announced winners of the lumbia Scholastic Press As- Gables, Fla., for the second organization's objective is "to NEW BRUNSWICK - Henry magazine's fourth .annual sociation for the past three consecutive year. LONG BRANCH - Lin- prepare these young men to Wallace, son of Dr. and Mrs. Talent Search". years and earned the highest A junior at the university, da Puryear of 283 Long Branch recognize and accept the re- Irving Wallace, 47 Tindall Works of the winners have Medalist Award in that com- Miss Palette is also a Little Sis- Ave. has been named president sponsibilities to God, commu- Road, Middletown, is returning been published in this month's petition in 1967 and 1968. ter of Minerva, the little sister of the Long Branch High nity, nation, and self" and to for his lifth year as a counsel- issue. School Class of 1969. organization of SAE. She re- prepare them for military ser- or at American Legion Jersey Open to ajl students, the ceived the Little Sister award Also named at the class vice. Boys State. Dance Is Slated meeting were Laurie Singer ol contest solicited entries in art, for 1967-68. The USS Bristol DD 957 Di- He attends Columbia Law fiction and poetry. Judging was . Miss Palette is second vice 295 Jersey Ave., vice pres- vision is commanded by Clyde School and will be a summer For Arrowhead ident; Gene GHatter of Werth by local artists. president of Delta Gamma so- Stratton of Eatontown. intern with Rep. James J. Art work was judged by Mrs. MARLBORO — The Source rority, and has been chosen a cim Place, recording secre The boys are Glenn Stewart Howard. will play Tuesday night at the tary; Dale Turner, 121 Wood- Ruth Campbell of Monmouth delegate to the national sorori- of 17 Hubbard Ave., and John Wallace has been a counsel- Hills, fiction by Miss Margaret first YMCA Camp Arrowhead ty convention in Dallas, this row Wilson Homes, treasurer, A. McGregor III of 23 Norman- or at Upward Bound, an Office teen swim party and dance. and Terry Heiman of 288 Nor- English of Fair Haven and month. She is a graduate of of Economic Opportunity Proj- poetry by Mrs. Alice Scott of The evening is scheduled to Middletown Township High grove Place, corresponding ect to prepare disadvantaged secretary. Lincroft. begin at 6 p.m. The band, a School and Is majoring la Art Kodama Named high school students for col- "psych-rock" group, will play Education. Elected homeroom pres- lege. He h.is ,also been a re- First award in poetry went to Betty Marsen, with Ricky for dancing from 8 to 11 p.m. Raymond J. Palette, Miss idents are Donna Aeerra, Ray Editor of Log portci- (or trie Red Bank Daily Karasic, Sharon Crawford, Kit- Register and the Middletown Rudolph placing second and Tuesday ni-gbt's program is Palette's brother, a 1968 gradu- RED BANK - Ken Kodama Robert Yahara, third. Honor- the first of four scheduled this ate of Middlotown Township ty Feltenberger, Holly Baake, will be editor • in - chief of Courier. Karen Tobman, Roy Swazey, CO-WINNERS — Two winners of the Blair Photographic 1 able mention went to Jan summer. High School, has been accepted next year's Red Bank High He was Rutgers College Stu- Bergmann, John Bush, Joan by the University of South Car- Armand Zambrano, Sandra Award at Rod Bank High School ars Stave,Straus, 18, dent Council secretary, a se- Others are: July 16—a Jam- School yearbook, "The Log," Shelton and Robert Yahara. boree featuring The Custom olina, where he will ma- Rizzo, Sandra McMurray and according to Mrs, Grace Mac- loft, and Bruce Wadel, 17. Both ars of Little Silver. nior editor of the newspaper, triculate as a freshman in Sep- each of the senior class offi- Making the presentation is Anthony Fitrufolo, director WRSU disk jockey, and News- In fiction, S. Paul Gruher Consolidation, The Harle- Millan, adviser. placed first, with Dennis Mul- quins and The Clique; July 30 tember. cers. He will be assisted by Ste- of audio-visual aids department. Students who earned maker of the Year. Valedicto- rian at Middletown Township cahy and Betty Marsen taking — The Clique; Aug. 13 — ven Natelson, managing editor, scholastic and athletic honors during the year received second and third places, re- The Source; and Aug. 27—The and Carol Van Kirk, associate High School, he was on the ten- their tributes at a special awards assembly at the school. spectively. Castilles. MONMOUTH COLLEGE managing editor. nis team and was Monmouth Others named to editorial (Register Staff Photo) County Student Council presi- Doreen Lane won first award Refreshments are available. 1968 SUMMER PROGRAM positions include: Christine dent. He won a Merit Scholar- in art, with second place going Further information may be ship and a Bodman Scholar- to Joanne Minson, and third obtained at Camp Arrowhead, Fantone and Dan Kehde, ac- ship. to Helen Kompfner. Deidre III. 520, Six-Week SCHBWIIB tivities; Ellen Linden and JULY I — AUGUST 9 JULY 22 — AUGUST 30 Pamela Soltis, art; Lynn Che- 2 Senior Girls Honored ney, Sue Grcenberg and Jeff Three-Week Sesxion* McNally, copy; Mike Conners AUGUST 9 — AUGUST 30 and Wendy Wilbur, curricu- lum; Valeric Harris and Ann At Monmouth Regional COMING SOON Special fcaclier Education Program Rcichard, features; Pat Bark- NEW SHREWSBURY - At i Mrs. Alt art Cnrelli, president er, Arlenc Randolph and Lewis / JULY 2 — JULY 24 the Senior Awards Assembly in of the Eatontown club, awarded Zager, layout; Laura Brewer, Monmouth Regional High the College Scholarship to Miss Marian Campbell and Joan School Margaret Dickens, Ea- Horowitz who plans to atlend / Graduate Program* Ranson, literary; Doug Keip- 1969 Oldsmobiles. lonlown, and Linda Horowitz, NOW THRU AUGUST 30 Boston University. Linda has ir and Bruce Wedel, photog- New Shrewsbury, were the re- been active in the Concert and Matter of Arts In Teaching — Matter of Scl«nc« In raphy and Ed Mosur and Carol cipients of the Women's Clubs Marching Hand, was president RIGHT NOW, Education — Master of Scicnc* Sakowitz, sports. scholarships. of tlie Biology Club, served on Mrs. Malcolm Markcndorf, College Discovery Program the Student Council and was a New Shrewsbury club presi- representative to the Junior (For high ichool iludonti) Schuster Sealed dent, presented the post high Scionco Symposium. She was JULY 1 — AUGUST 23 HOLMDEL - Douglas Schus- school training award to Miss Brand new 19681s Dickens who Is planning to editor .of the school paper, art Students may llv* In eampm r*>ldene* h"H« ter has been installed as presi- editor of (lie literary magazine1, dent of the Catholic Youth attend Muhlenlmrg Hospital at lk« nominal charge of SI 5 ptr we*k. Organization. of .St. Benedict's School of Nursing, PlainficM. treasurer of the senior clnss and vino president of the Honor For additional Catholic Church. During her four years at Mon- at leftover prices. mouth Regional she was n Society. information contact Other officers Include Chrls- EXCLUSIVELY AT THESE DEALERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE GREATER NEW YORK AND inn Habcrstroh, vice president; member of the Biology Club. The two clubs have awarded NEW JERSEY Ol-DSMOBILE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF STATUS IN AUTOMOBILES Student Government, the (iiils Director of Admissions 'nrol Kiignnll, secretary, anil the sdinlnnihips for Hie past otor Thcrkclsen, treasurer. Athletic Association, the I'ep .'•ix years, basing their decisions Monmou'h College llcv. Arthur Conlori Is CYO Clul) ;ni(l the Honor Society. on ncnderplc achievement, Monmouth Warren Oldsmobilc, Inc. moderator. She was seaolary of her Jun- honors received, extra mr- Gem Oldsmobilc, Inc. (648 South Main Street, West Long Branch, N. J. ior class and as secretary and 110 Main Suect.Matiwan AsburyPnrk The CYO will close Its year's ricular artivity, school citi- 2&5&U00 46n 07764 activities with a picnic at Mon-I president of tho Ft. Monmouth zenship records and teacher mouth County, Park here. 'junior Bovvldng League, Counselor recoinmendationj. Family Blnnderbiuw FROM OUR JREADERS Tte BegMer welcomes letter* km ** vfcJed tliey eottaln signature, address and v Etttbliibed la VRl - PuMuhed by The Bed Bank Register, Incorporated ber. Letters rtonM be limited to JH mite. Up-frfi* M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher typewritten. AD letters are subject » condensattira and edit- tag. Endorsements of political candidates or commercial Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor products are not acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor —6 . FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1968 Mayor's Plea to Residents \ 15 Mount Ave. Atlantic Highlands

If you can find space to print this letter it -will be greatly appreciated. A Sewer Network Loss ^ w Edward G. Walder r It vris disappointing to learn this fies at the. fort are'adequate. ' ' ...-.-. Mayor, Atlantic,.Highlands week that Ft Monmouth is not sched- Senator Case, sensing* the econ- To the Citizens of Atlantic Highlands: omy-minded mood of the Senate, In all the years I have been a resident 01 Atlantic uled to become a participating cus- Highlands, I have never known its people to side-step or tomer in the Northeast Monmouth realized that an amendment to re- refuse a plea for help, especially one which comes from County Regional Sewerage Authority, store the funds would be futile. But within the community. The Senate this week approved a at least he and Representative How- There is a group of dedicated young men in our $1.8 billion military construction bill ard gave it the good fight in their borough who stand ready at all times to answer a call attempts to include the appropriation of distress. They have especially trained themselves at which doesn't .include the $1.5 million their own expense and on their own time. Despite weather needed to cover the capital costs of for bringing the military installation or time of day or night, they make themselves available hooking the fort up with the 12- into the regional sewer system. when help is needed and they do this on a purely volun- municipality sewer network. Michael J. Rafferty, the Sewer Au- tary basis. thority chairman, said all efforts were Now the time has come when they need our help - Ft. Monmouth and its Camp Wood yours and mine. II they are to continue rendering us the area were expected to be one of the made to get the appropriation back fine service which we have come to expect and perhaps ~tirge»l useis of tlie~sewcr gyatem — Howevor, he jfllri fh.ffi sometimes take for granted, we must help them fill the authority will try again next year to ~ very serious need of a new ambulance, and funds to include them were in Recently, the First Aid and Safety Squad sought our the military construction bill when It get the necessary funds. With the help by mail solicitations. Let us all recognize the wonder- cleared the Senate last year. The continued support of Senator Case ful civic service its members are providing by contributing appropriation was knocked out In a and Representative Howard — per- generously to their cause. If you haven't sent in your do- Senate • House conference on the haps success will be achieved next nation yet, please do so today. If you have sent it in may I say thank you on behalf of the squad and suggest that if grounds that the present sewer facili- time around. you care to send a little more I know it will be deeply ap- THE REPORTER preciated and well deserved. • - ' : : Let us all help these fine men now so that they will It's Colonial Week be able to help us when we need them. There's a great deal of excitement Air Force jets will fly over the parade Similarities: Vacation, Love Edward G, Walder 'in the western area of the county to- route tomorrow. Mayor • • , By JIM BISHOP boat all day, on the roulette wheel all day — all the result of the activity Fittingly, the principal speaker Vacation time, like love, is never more night. It can be fun if you can win at connected with Colonial Week 275, will be Rep. James J. Howard of the attractive than just before it happens. An- either. How to Cut Taxes , the birthday of Freehold Township. Third District, who is serving with ticipation is beautiful; realization is slight- I tossed in a suggestion that we could 83 Applegate St. There will be a parade, a historic such distinction in Congress. His con- ly less, On a honeymoon, who thinks of go to San Antonio and see the fabulous fair. Biver Plaza, N. J. diapers? The important factor about spend- The girls said that this would be fine 11 home tour, an art exhibit, a colonial structive brand of patriotism is highly To the Editor: ing two weeks away I would also take them to the Space Cen- Middletown's overburdened taxpayers should appreciate^ ball, a harness race, and the 4-H Fair appropriate to the Colonial Week from home Is survival. A ter at Houston. They may spend two wepks and encourage the efforts of our Planning Board to increase — some of the wide variety of events ceremonies. week with the children is hanging in the space center of the hall business tax ratables by updating our antiquated, jig-saw planned to capture the history and The western section of the county heaven; one more and closet, , highway zoning laws that have also handicapped our hard- you see them for the mon- There is a Grace Line Cruise that working Economic Development Committee. the character of that area. — rich In history and tradition — sters they are. winds through the Caribbean in air-condi- We have a tremendous school tax problem, and pros- The Jersey Blues, in their colorful still maintains its rural flavor even My mother spent two. tioned luxury, touching South America be- pects of increased federal government, state sales taxes, uniforms, will be there. They will though it is today perhaps the fastest days ironing dresses and fore returning home. This is a 12-day sa- an additional state income'tax, plus increases in county and fari of good food and relaxation, but the have with them their Revolutionary growing area of Monmouth. little suits and perspiring municipal taxes facing us—not forgetting the tremendous before the annual blast- girls won't go for it unless I guarantee tax burden of our new sewerage system. War cannons and American flags dat- We hope all of the county will off. My father spent one that there are boys aboard. Why they If there is no relief, what will the average taxpapera ing to. the birth of the nation. share in the Colonial Week activities. day at the bank, getting a are interested in boys is beyond me; I and property owners on fixed income. Social Security, and The original Matawan Stagecoach It is a time to stress the historical BISHOP loan, and one day cinch- could never see anything in them. facing the ever increasing cost of living, do to survive My father, who has no vote but vetoes will ride again — and, to bring the heritage that is such an important ing the straps on the suitcases, When we financially? left, they were not on speaking terms. everything in case of a tie, has his own event into the 20th Century, swift part of Monmouth County. Middletown's forward-looking Planning Board has rec- After two weeks of joy, we returned idea of a holiday. He will make two trips ommended to the Township Committee rezon|ng along Rt«. with two-inch gashes in our feet, blisters, to the mailbox. If I could buy a 20-foot 35 and 36—our only real potential to attract sensible tax- bites, food poisoning, a small fish who chute, he could climb out his bedroom paying business ratables to help the home owners. Red Bank's FestiVal of Arts could float on his back in a milk bottle, window and slide to it. He examines the Our neighboring communities—Holmdel, etc.—have re- mall every morning as though someone is Another county event tomorrow Talent comes here from throughout and mass sunburn. Our parents had held zoned to attract their lucrative businesses, and, as a re- hands all through the vacation. They were bound to send the ransom money. sult, the home owners haye one of the lowest tax rates that is highly worthy of mention is this and neighboring states. not speaking on the way home. * * • in the county. Why not Middletown? We have the same state the 18th annual Red Bank Festival The Marine Park setting is a per- Recovery was slow. The house smelled THEItE IS ALWAYS the subtle notion highways. Let's use their advantage to us to lower pur of Arts at Marine Park. fect location for the festival — high like the Inside of a coach driver's hat. of spending the two weeks at home. It taxes. And think of the employment opportunities to be The cultural explosion In the above the river with an unmatched Ants had discovered a crust on the drain- sneaks into the mind and is rejected as gained. • • board. Somebody forgot to turn- a bed- heresy. The putdown is: "It isn't fair to county probably had its start with the view. Those who know and appreci- Don't let the minority of taxpapers speak for the tax- room light off. My mother was obsessed , the kids." Since when are we obliged to conscious majority at municipal meetings of the Planning ate art and those who just like to Red Bank arts show. It has grown, to with the notion that she smelted gas. be fair to our flesh and blood? What, I Board and Township Committee. They meet at Township a point where thousands of people will browse will find the show an interest- Today, the range of vacations is wider, arise to inquire piteously, have they ever Hall as follows: Planning Board, first Monday monthly; visit there tomorrow. A record num- ing and enjoyable one. although the characters remain the same. done for us? It is the 'In" thing to be un- Township Committee, second and fourth Tuesday each Daughters number three and four sent for ber of artists will display their works. Naturally, we are proud that Red fair to children. We must assist them by month. travel brochures. They have not quite de- making life harsher for them than it has And awards will be presented to the Bank is the site of this fine festival. If you cannot attend these committee meetings, write cided where I am going, but they have nar- been for us. to them and express your views, and help them to help you winners. Its continued success Is a good indica- rowed the field of possibilities considerably. This, to coin a song title, is the impos- ' solve our tremendous tax problems. Address them to Town- The Red Bank Festival of Arts has tion of the strong interest in the arts ONE IS TO GO to Denver and fly sible dream. Daughters number three and Frontier Airlines vacation cruise around ship Hall, Middletown, N. J. developed a great deal of stature. No in this area. We look for it to flourish four will soon make up my mind where I Sincerely, Yosomite Valley, the Rockies, Las Vegas want to go. Daughter Numero Uno — Vir- Baymond Neary longer Is it limited to local artists. in the years ahead. and the Grand Canyon. This, as they ex- ginia Lee — will hope that we will spend plain.'it, would include horseback riding, some time at her house with those seven roughing it in hunting lodges, and vigorous little children, the four kangaroo rats! the TODAY I3V HISTORY John H. Daniels Jr. hiking, i may mall them lo Denver alone. turtles, police dog, the colony of beetles, Another is to take a weekly cruise on The county Is saddened by the tal. The emergence of Riverview from and the roller skates at the head of the the Constitution or Independence to Carib- stairs. "•• By ^THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a country hospital to a multi-faceted death this -week of John H. Daniels bean ports. It can be done cheaply, but That could be a vigorous outing. Daugh- , Today is the 180th day of 1968. . Jr., the administrator of Overview health, center was accomplished dur- what do I do with that second week? I ter Number Two, Gayle, would like us to Today's highlight in history: Hospital in Red Bank, ing his tenure, need more than a week to recover from .join her; at some Go-Go joint where the On this date in 1914, the heir to the throne of Austria- whatever this year inflicted on me. Hungary, Archduke Francis Ferdinand, was assassinated. Mr. Daniels came to Riverview in The job of hospital administrator dancers twist and grind all night and the Their third idea — the precious little guitars have their own deodorants. The killing sparked World War I. 1965 — and, in the brief time he was is perhaps one of the most difficult ones are never short of these; just money What is wrong with me kidnapping my On this date: here, gained deep and warm respect there is. It not only requires great — is to spend two weeks at the Lucayan own wife and eloping to spend two solid In 1778, the Revolutionary War Battle of Monmouth, from his associates, those served by ability and vigor — but also patience, Beach Hotel on Grand Bahama Island. weeks in an air-conditioned sartitarium? It N.J., was fought. Molly Pitcher's and to the Colonial This is the Fish & Chips vacation; on a may be the only way we will get break- troops made her a heroine in American History. the hospital, and the community. sympathy and understanding. In 1838, Britain's Queen Victoria was crowned. i, Today, Riverview Hospital Is In These are the qualities that John In 1019, the Versailles Treaty was signed in France; the midst of a vast expansion program Daniels possessed — qualities that YOUR MONEY'S WORTH In 1941, guerrilla warfare against the Nazis baganjln Yugoslavia. ; i — and Mr. Daniels was instrumental made him an outstanding man and In 1944, a Republican national convention in-Chicago In helping plan and execute it. He Riverview an outstanding institution. What Is Price 'Stability'? nominated ,Gov. Thomas B. Dewey "of New York for presi- played a large part in expanding the Our deepest sympathy goes out to dent. •••.-: By SYLVIA PORTER or "a shar;p and sudden fall in the value health education program at the hospi- the Daniels family at this time. In 1945, in the Pacific war, Gen, Douglas MacAitBUr Q. What would be "reasonable price of money in circulation," but they signifi- announced the reconquest of Luzon in the Philippines. ' stability" in the U.S.? cantly omit the percentages which would Ten years ago: The Soviet Union protested that a INSIDE WASHINGTON A. It would be a price Increase averag- bring those words to life. U.S.1 Air Force transport plane shot down in Soviet Armenia ing around 2 per cent a year. Thus, the explanation I'm submitting Bad deliberately violated Soviet air space. " Q. Why shouldn't "price stability" here, and incidentally, the numbers are ac- Five years ago: Soviet Premier Niklta Khruschev ie- mean stable prices? cepted by most top economists. ceived a luke warm welcome on a visit to East Berlin. 5 Steps to Moon Landing in '69 A. Because rarely in Of course, a 2 per cent a year rise In One year ago: President Johnson discussed hostilities In modern times have prices prices reflects erosion In the buying power the Middle East with Jordan's King Hussein. By PAUL SCOTT George Mueller, associate director of the in this country remained of your dollars. Over a 10-year period, a 2 Today's birthdays: composer Richard Rodgers is 68, Despite those massive budget cuts In U.S. manned space flight program. unchanged over a full per cent annual price rise would slash the Rep. William F. Ryan, D-N.Y. is 46. funds for the National Aeronautics and * * * year or actually declined purchasing power of your dollar from 100 Thought for today: We think according to nature: We Space Administration, American space and the years during cents to 82 cents. speak according to rules; wke act according to custom — SECOND MANNED FLIGHT. - This which price increases Scientists are gome ahead with a five-step crucial test will involve the launching of In our growing, dynSmlc society, Francis Bacon, English philosopher, 1561-1626. plan to heat the _ Russians to the moon have been fractional or though, our income gains will generally the complete moon spacecraft, Including there .have been actual de- next year., the smaller "bug-like" vehicle designed for outrun price increases averaging a modest '• Step-one In ihNr Jilan. creases have usually 2 per cent a year. • landing on-the moon and taking .off, PORTER been years of large-scale 'Will be'the first manned Although ihc "space taxi,"* as It Is , " What's more. If you're saving money, Apollo flight tentatively unemployment, We >are you generally will be able to earn returns called, will he carried into space during not prepared to tolerate a high unemploy- set for Sept. 2(1 — or ap- Step 2, It will tint he fbstod under Its own on It which will more than offset the 2 per proximate' six weeks be- ment mlc in exchange for no price in- cent yearly erosion In your money's pur- power until later flights. creases. And we haven't learned how (0 fore Hie i-nicial 1968 During the November flight, a second . chasing power. presidential election. mesh virtually stable prices with full ' * * . * spare crew, consisting of Astronauts James employment. TaRRed "Apollo 7," McDivitt, David Scott, and Russell WE HAVE MADE it clear that we will the flight will test the re- SchweirlMrt, will again limit their flight'to Q. If reasonable price stability is de- tolerate this rate of loss in the buying pow- furbished command sec- the rarth orhit. Their 10-day journey is dfr fined as a 2 per cent annual price rise, er of our dollar in. order to achieve high tion of Ihf Apollo moon- signed to gather further Information on the what Is Inflation? production, employment and income. ship. This new spare- operation of the Apollo moonship. A. Anything above a S per cent rise a But a 3 per cent annual rate? That craft will be flown in earth orhil fnr the A third crew of astronauts — Frank year for a protracted period of tune. would be intolerable over any period of first time by a crew of three astronauts — Borman, Michael Collins, and Williams Q. What's the rate of price increase time. Don Eisele, the command pilot, Walter Anders -- will take a second complete now? A ,1 per cent yearly price rise would Sdilrra, and Walter Cunningham, Apollo vehicle out lo distances of 4,000 A. It's riinnlnc^t an annual rale of 4 mean that Ihr dollar which buys 100 cents The trio are in spend at least 111 days per cent, unqucgffonably In the range of miles from earth. 1 of goods and services today would buy In orbit getting the frc] of the cabin and The crpw^will then swing (heir space- "inflation. / only 74A cents worth in 1(1 yeans and would checking out Apollo's control and communi- craft hack toward earth to study the tricky • * * buy only 55.4 cents worth in the market- cation 'systems.' ,' maneuvers necessary for a safe return IT'S-GKNERAIXY understood that a place in 20 years. A loss coming close to' The new fireproof cabin, which North home on a lunar flight path. key gonl of the income tax incrcase-spend- 511 per cent in only 211 years would openly American Aviation hai been working on If no serious problems develop 111 that Ing cuts package, Is to curb demands for invite a massive fllj;hl from dollars, To for the past ir> month';, has nonflammable flight, preparations fur Wop 1 — HIP first goods anil services. The theory is Ihnt a accept il would be lo forfeil our position material"; installed, the new quirk opening manncd-fhclit into moon orbit—will Ret tin- restraint on our demands will help force of financial leadership in Ihe world. hatch, cabin emergency oxygen, and a por- denvay. Dale for thai historic fliffit is prices I tack from today's iiifl.'ilimiary \ per A A per cenl annual rate? That would table fire i'Xhn^'u:'>hcT. now tentatively set for June 1 Elfin — or JIIS| cent a year rate of rise to a more reason- obviously he even more Intolerable over The safelv ffev:ce«. arc designed In a year from now. able rale and finally to the acceptable 2 per any period. awl aiiolhi'i tragic fun like the nil'1 Hint I nilcr jire'-ent plans Ilinv will lie no ('•enl .1111111.il increase. A '1 per cent yearly rise. — which Is twik the live, nl I href ii-.ironaiih m fi'liru- nil em pi 111 land 1111 Hie moon iliinnj; this Kill II's mil generally understood what what we are now having, mind you •— ary. I%7. fhRliI Instead, llif Uiiw.nvifl rmv Hill Hie words "reasonable JUMC stability" would slash Hie iDO-ceni dollar In your ir If all ;:'i» , U'll Step ill follow in •;n into nrlnl around the moon am) in- and "inflation" mean In hard numbers. pocket today lo a buying power of only "Look — on this side It soys Support hri, ,-(/•( niilin;: in Hie hnv- ' i-pcf |t* fiicfaic (mm ,111 altitude of SO The dictionaries, for instance, cie/ino infla- 07.6 rents In Ifl years, and to a buying pow- 1 tlieUou.se .SJKI C Cnjiimiltcc by I)r. miles — or possibly rvfn lower. tion as "a sharp and sudden rte in prices" er of only 45.fi cents in 20 years. Your Local Polico ." i f k West Long Branch Man Local Securi G>lts Neck Thl DAILY Fridiy. June 28: 1968—7 Representative Inter-dealer Vi too rirat Mefehanta m Department, New Jersey Nat- Walter Reade- Sterling W'/. Keansburg office, and quate. Demand fair yesterday. IM MMllMowa Bkf. »H IM Mlddlrto.oi.Kai. ional Guard, in 1940, he was transferred to Red Bank in New York spot quotations: BOO Hon. <1T. Nul'l *'li 8IW Men. Cly, N»t'l WinslowTel. - • . IM N. t. Kat'l PLAN IT NOW! made assistant state director 1960. Whites wos.J, N«tr IH of Selective Service for New KM f«nn«n *>f«r«hanll < Thinking about going to Btr- She and her husband have a Fancy large 31-33!ri; fancy IM Paspln Nat'l Mm. Otr. II Jersey. The following year he medium 27-28; fancy smalls muda? Then by ell meant get a was awarded the New Jersey daughter, Patricia M., win free copy of "A Key to Ber- works as a directory assistance 19-20; fancy peewees 12-12. 0*mml»loli Tdan »IH handUA an 4tiM* and «th«r oT*Mha-OMBiftff Distinguished Service Medal •tseln. Alii «t«d Itoeka at niabr N.Y. Stork X,irh«ni« CamaalMkn. muda." operator with New Jersey Bell Browns for service rendered in the Successful Fancy large 33-34; fancy I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, INC. Tkh Mlerful and Informative in Bed Bank. planning for, and organizing medium 27-27W; fancy smalls »UKU — IMtdi — Miitul rwida folder contains an excellent of, the Selective Service Sys- Ml OCIAN AVEKVB, LONOHHANCH TEL. HS-MU map of the Islands, and over- Mrs. Pavlak Is a member ol 1D-20. flew! with helpful hints en tem in New Jersey. Investing the Red Bank Council, H. G clothing, shopping, customs. McCully Chapter, Telephone Mr. Grimm served as a mem- duty, transportation, things to Pioneers of America. see and it. ber of the state Assembly in 1 1930 and ' 1931; recorder and Spear By Roger E. Spear Well gladly send you on* of judge of the Recorder's Court, COMING SOON, these useful folden—ar, If yea East Orange, from February Q-We are a young couple mortgages which would leave Volvo Offering prefer, stop In, pick «ne up and let « help you plan your trip. 1930 : through December 1934 soon to be parents. Our fi- you with an inadequate back- and deputy state tax commis- nancial position is: $10,400 sav- log for emergencies. New home A Safety Seat In prdtr to , Insuri accommodation, sioner, later assistant state tax ngs, 100 Southland Corp., 30 buyers are inclined to over- RED BANK — Newest aut wi nqutft tM you mokt your commissioner from April 1933 McLean Ind., 103 life Insur- look the fact that home owner- . reMrvaflww o> toon m Mfbi safety feature from Sweden' 1969 Oldsmobiles to December 1938 on a part- ance Investors and 180 Dreyfus ship entails repeated outlays Volvo is this child's satet: Fund with 3 years to finish time basis. for upkeep and improvement. seat. Because it is attachei He is a former member of our accumulation plan. We Thus, I believe that addition- RIGHT NOW, want to buy a $35,000 to $40,000 to the passenger seat mounted the Salvation Army Advisory al funds should be used to backwards, the child's safety TRAVEL Board, Red Bank; a member home in a few years. Are our build up your savings. stocks suitable? What are the seat provides protection from ' (division of) and ruling elder of the First Q—As a birthday present I front, rear and side collisions Presbyterian Church at Red prospects for insurance Indus gave my son some money. He JOS. M. BYRNE CO. try? We have $1,000 to invest; Volvo officials say. The loca Brand new 1968's Bank; formerly being a mem- follows the market and thinks Travel Service what do you suggest?—D.H. Volvo dealer is Red Bank Aut ber and president of the board I should buy shares of Tech- Imports, Newman Spring Sine* 1886 of trustees. A—Both your common stock nicolor with it. Since he has holdings should be retained Road. 144 Broad Street On June 1, Mr. Grimm re- just been sent to Vietnam, I McLean reported a large in- thought he might en]oy hear- In a front end accident, th< at leftover prices. Rt*d'Bank ceived an honorary degree of crease in first-quarter earnings ing about "his stock" in my seat back absorbs the Impact [CI.UBIVELY AT THESE DEALERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE CREATE* NEW YOWt AND 741-5080 doctor of laws from Bloom- and has recently been awarded letters. It would give him some- High sides keep young passen NEW JERSEY OLDSMOBILE ASSOCIATION FOR.THB PRESERVATION OT STATUS IN AUTOtiOlILEfl. field College. a $18 million contract by the thing to look forward to. What gers from being thrown side Post Office Department. South- do you think of his choice? ways and a lap seat belt is in land, wMi an improving earn- Uonmouth Warm Oidtraobife, Inc. -W.P. surance against injury during Gem Oldsmoblle, Inc. 8641 South Main Street, ings picture, has agreed to A—Let me say first that I rear end collisions, Volvo offi HOMain Street, Matawan Asbury Park -PUBLIC AUCTION- purchase a Boston chain store hope you are speedily reunited cials add. ' 201-S66-3600 201-7ZM670 operation. SATURDAY. JUNE 29. 10:30 A.M. with your son. * Volvo is offering the new Your insurance fund has re- Technicolor controls a color flected the lackluster perfor- seat as an accessory for. all CUBBERLEY'S AUCTION BARN film processing method that is its sedan models built since mance of the industry as a widely used by the movie in- 26 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD whole. However, several recent 19«: Turning the 'passenger dustry. Earnings have not been seat around is a' five-minute developments improve the consistent but last year reached ANDERSON BROS. BUILDING long-range • prospects, and Job that requires loosening and a new high and were up 15% tightening four bolts, Volvo of ' "LOOK FOR THE RED DOORS" shares should be held. When in the March quarter. Shares ficials say. SEVERAL STORAGE LOTS ou are ready to buy a home, have growth prospects and are IIIN9 SOLD AS PER N. J. STATUTES 'ou should investigate with not overpriced. ALL TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS our fund salesmen whether Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, leddlna. Linens, Plcturei, looks, ir not your plan offers bor- You Get China, ftlesswore and many others toe numerous te mention. owing privileges. Most hanks Wm. Cubberley, Auctioneer currently are requiring 20% Stock Market down on conventional home Yesterday's closing stocks: ACF ma •0 W-I Imperial « Adams Ex 1754 John. Man 8CX Air Prod S314 Jones A 1. 63% Air Reduo SOU. Joy Mtl 34'i W>4 Kaiser Al 42 MORE Allej Cp WITH FIRST MERCHANTS ftA Allet I.ul 68 Alcoa 08% I*eh Port C PAID FROM DAY OF Am Alrlin S8S Irfh Vtl Ind 14>4 Am Cap «% LOF Ola» 58vi DEPOSIT TO DAY OF v Ub McN 17% Am cyan 1.1 H * My N WITHDRAWAL A * Am 11 Fdr 23'i 'IS Am Motor* 13(4 LUtm Ind' 7674 Am smelt iMtrnl 811 34% providing c *« bolanc* b Am fltd Uarnavox 40% malntotntd at DM •** •« KM A f Am Tel*T«! Mar«(h Oil 48« f Am Tob Martin SI quaittr. Put on the . 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Good in U.S.A. only. Karn from the lftl llflni llio Willie M<>! DURING '// II 4'rnt Ind 7214 I II)'. NAME r Af Wiii.lwlll XlTilK JUNE AS n( llatv Hli*'l' .18 >i Inl Nli'k • FREE ESTIMATE ADDRESS it T«l A I'd .«!. I Mln, lOOIr. upto46-HT. r A • 3 yanri lo pay CITY * f Anu'rivim STATE ZIP CODE r A • No Money Down nr Am nil t Molyhdsmim '(In M«rn Pnonnlx Htl 311't Monmouth Shopping Cinltr P.S. You mustencloseyour dress size andyour zip code! Creole Pet Pr«n Hall 14 r Bt c llolllnii Ino M OPIN DAIir 10 A.M. TILL J Peia 11U Tiohnlcal mr Oil Utah U I •HO P.M. w On Afl( Oil •ii J COLONIAL WAYS af» revived briefly a« 10 eommuni= TILLING THE SOIL with hand plow is Donna Nobol, loft, 12, of Howoll Township. ties in Monmouth County join in Colonial Week festivi- Participating with hor in Farmingdale Garden Club exhibit is Donna McNamara, 12, ties in the Freehold area, Kathy Firrman, 12, of Howe'l also of Howoll Township. Women's groups throughout the area have jpent months Township, weighs cookies on old scale at Freehold Race- making costumes to be worn during tha Colonial Week observance which continues way display. through July 4. OLD FASHIONED GENERAL STORE is re-created for Colonial Week observance) marking the 275th anniversary of the original Freehold Township. Photographed at exhibit at Freehold Raceway are Howell Township residents, left to right, Betty Cenrwell, 13; Janice DeRidder, 12, and.Mn. John Firman, all Child Care Unit mem- bars. , (Register Photos by Don LordiI Miss Laurie Ticehurst Is Married SOUTHAMPTON, Ta. - home, Is the granddaughter of Miss Laurie Chichester Tire- Mrs, Edith B. Crowell hurst became the bride here of Shrewsbury, N.J., and the Saturday of George Walton late Stewart Crowell, and of Kelling in a ceremony in the the late Dr. and Mrs. Harry Ann Landers Church of the Redemption. Ticehurst, also of Shrewsbury. . The former Miss Ticehurst, Mr. Kelling is the son of Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- and Mrs. Harold B. Kelling of liam Hajry Ticehurst of Lang- Boulder, Colo. The former Miss Ticehurst, Wife Resolves to Pare Off Pounds ton me Canceled an alumna of George School, was graduated from the Uni- Dear Ann Landers: Today my bathroom mirror as a I made during courtship was not all non-dancers are true unexpected sensations in both MATAWAN - The free I made up my mind to face daily strength-giver. Thanks, his refusal to learn to dance. to their wives. If a husband participants. gardening course offered to versity of Colorado where she received her master's degree a problem that has been Ann. - BETTER CURVES He was too self conscious (he wants to slip his collar he'll Your husband's attitude to- boys 14-17 years of age by causing me a lot of unhappi- AHEAD said) to hold a woman in his find a way — and lie won't the Matawan Junior Woman's in piano performance. She Is ward his son, as well as his working toward her doctorate ness — overweight. "I'm go- Dear Better: Here's your arms and move about to the need music, daughter, suggests he could Club has. been canceled due ing to master my mouth and letter but don't paste it on rhythm of seductive music. Encourage him to take les- to lack of response. at Peabody Conservatory un- use counseling. The man needs der a leaching assistantship, look like a woman instead of the bathroom mirror. Glue But something has happened sons and be his best partner. to gain some insight into bis and is a pupil of Leon Fleisher. a blimp." it to the refrigerator door. to change things. This past feelings toward his children. The bridegroom, also a grad- Here is my plan. My hus- Your plan provides you with year my husband has been Dear Ann Landers: My 38- If you think it will help, tell band's birthday is exactly the motivation you've been doing some business travel- year-old husband and 14-year- him I said so. uate of George School, was ing. He reports that the wives EARN graduated from the University 110 days away. I'm going to needing. And it's a gift only old daughter have a "father- of his associates often ask son" relationship which I Confidential to Can't (ret | of Colorado where he Is a doc- give him as you can give him. Heartiest Thru to Him: Stop trying. HIGHEST RATES ON a birthday gift congratulations. him to dance and he wishes once thought was wonderful. irnl candidate in psychology. he could! Now he wants to Now I'm beginning to have It sounds to me as If he is YOUR SAVINGS tie is the grandson of George — the figure doing his best. Sometimes Mrs. George W. Kelling he m a r r i e d Dear Ann Landers: I have take dancing lessons. some doubts. Walton, principal emeritus of (The former Laurie Ticehurst) when the other persoa seems WITH INSURED Ueorge School. nine years ago. been happily married for 12 Should I say yes to the les- Every evening Dad and to be out of step it is be- This means I years to an attractive man sons or would I be wise to. Cora romp on the floor, cause he hears a different SAFETY! must knock off whose virtues outnumber his discourage his sudden new wrestling and rolling around. drummer. ••••••'••- • ••'••_•• PHONE: 542-4600' 30 pounds. faults by far. His shyness interest which might lead to She is a fully-developed young Please printr | with women is extremely ap- real trouble? — DILEMMA lady and, in my opinion, she Give in or lose him , . , Nancy Sullivan Is Bride my letter so I pealing and, I reasoned, a IN THE DISTRICT should not be horsing around when a guy gives you this HIATONTOWN can cut it out Landers comforting safeguard. Dear Dilemma: Not all like this. We have a 16-year- line, look out! For tips on HARRISON - The marriage of the paper and paste it on One of the minor sacrifices dancers are chasers — and old son who has never been how to handle the super sex N|ATIONAL of Miss Nancy Sullivan at ease with his father. I've salesman, check Ann to Richard E. Hock took suggested it would make Landers. Bead her booklet, BIANK place here Saturday in Holy more sense if he wrestled "Necking And Petting - Cross Catholic Church at a with Junior and left his What Are The Limits?" Send Route 35 • Eitontown Nuptial Mass celebrated by the daughter alone. He says I your request to Ann Landers Monmouth Shopping Center Rev. John Cassidy. have an evil mind. Have I? in care of your newspaper, - WORRIED. enclosing .50 cents in coin and The bride is the daughter of Dear Worried: A fully de- a long, stamped, self-ad- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Bel- dressed envelope. Ready to Hang lezza, 1 Second St., Rumson. veloped 14-year-old girl should The bridegroom's parents are not be rolling around on the Ann Landers will be glad Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Hock of floor with any man — not to help you with your prob- Harrison. even her father. The horse- lems. Send them to her in play which may well have care of this newspaper, en- The bride was given In mar- started out in complete in- closing a, self - addressed, riage by her stepfather. She nocence could set off some stamped envelope. CUR- wore a short gown of im- ported French beaded lace. Miss Catherine Cushing was maid of honor and brides- maids were Misses Diane Sul- RUMSON READING INSTITUTE livan, sister of the bride, and TAINS Dolores McKenna, cousin of (Associated with The Ranney School) looking for tHot jpeclol effect? (he bride. New. Shrewsbury Point Pleasant Want the unimiol? Jhen take a Mrs. ltU'hnrd K. Hock fiance rh-ough our curtain depart- {1 he former Nancy .Sullivan) ment. You're sure to find |ust what! Joseph Hock was best man Announces will suit your needs In our large for his brother and ushers (election., ' were Dennis Hock, also Supplementary Courses in baste skills for BATTERY NOT AT FAULT a brother of the bridegroom, , greater success In school and college and Joseph Kwiecien, Harri- Many starting failures listed son. as bancn' failures actually arc not. The trouble often is caused 17th Summer Session July 8-Aug. 27 A reception was held In Car- GAVEL PASSES from retiring Rumson PTA president Mrs. John J. Ball, right, to abnormal conditions in the bone's. newly-elected executive Mrs. Robert K. Herr who hat iisued an appeal for mothers 'lion system which causes The former Miss Sullivan 1. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS the batteries to become run was graduated from Queen of to assist teachers as volunteer helpers. Other new officers are Mrs. Einar Pusfrom, Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening SHREWSBURY down while the driver is Peace School, Arlington. Mr. left, vice president, and-Mrs. Howard Illig, secretary. (Register Staff Photol This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute 468 BROAD ST. attempting to get the car Hock is a graduate of Newark and is offered at all levels from 7th grade through col- Call 747-4422 started. College of Engineering where lege. Students are grouped according to ability. Thi* he was a member of Beta course helps students Alpha Chapter of Pi Kappa PTA Appeals for Teachers' Aides Phi fraternity. He received his • to read with speed and comprehension WINDING BROOK SCHOOL master's degree In electrical By FLORENCE BRUDER ''We need your energy and ing and the fact that funds • to write grammatically and logically engineering from Stevens' In- RUMSON - "To boost teach- your enthusiasm," Mrs. Kerr were not voted to alleviate the • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary Summer Program stitute, Hoboken, and is em- er morale and relieve them of told the mothers, "to continue situation. This course is very popular with serious students who ployed In the research divi- burdensome tasks" are reason' the level of cxcellenco you have "We want to help our fine are anxious to improve their school grades and to obtain sion of Bell Laboratories, listed by Mrs. Robert K. Herr, come to expect." teachers and wonderful chil- maximum preparation (or college board and prep school JULY 1ST -. AUG. 23rd Holmdel. newly-Installed president of the Questionnaires have, been dren through this difficult,pe- exams. AGES 36 On their return from a wed- Rumson PTA, for the appeal sent (o parents requesting co- riod," she said. "Support is vi- 2. MATHEMATICS 9-12 DAILY ding trip to the Grand Baha- to mothers with children in the operation. They have been tal." mas and Paradise Island, they school system to provide a con- askwl to work for one RCIUCS- Mothers willing to participate Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus fur information 7lh:W62 will reside in Morris Plains, tinuing source of auxiliary aid tcr only. are asked to notify Mrs. Herr, All courses are planned to develop to teachers. The situation Is precipitated, Monmouth Ave. at Shrewsbury • a logical approach to problem* solving ON DEAN'S LIST The volunteer mothers Mrs. Herr said, by overcrowd- Drive. • facility In applying mathematical processes logically (there were about 60 of them Trudle L. Klein, daughter of last year and more are need- i. RANNEY SCHOOL COURSES SUTTON SCHOOL OF PERFO( Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein ot ed for the coming year) help • in advanced chemistry and advanced biology 101 Apple Blossom Lane, Mid- the teachers by undertaking tlie A NEW IDEA FOR SUMMER ENRICH^ dlelown, made dean's list last such tasks as testing, conduct- I. LANGUAGES semester at Mast Stroudsburg inn drill work, helping out in Madlyn Shop Three 2-hour sessions weekly AGES 6-1* the library, luiiL'lirmnn with Stale College, East Strouds- 28 Prospect Plaza I.llllo silver Shopping Center burg, Pa. bulletin boards and papers 5. ELEMENTARY COURSES EIGHT-WEEK COURSE BEGINNING JULY 8 Reading—Three 2-hour sessions weakly Arithmetic—Three 1-hour sessions weekly Total concept musical c'ulturo classes covering: Fun- "NOTHING WORSE than a comple»lon problem. 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Transportation available from some areas Phots by PDCI PH»I« Unit*, Die Bank HI* I*eel 20% to 50% Off Linda Johnson Married Phylis Cook Married THE DAILY BEGI5TER, FriJay, June 28, 1968—9 To Junior at Montclair To William Atwell Jr. KEYPORT - Miss Linda and Karen Silvers, also a si: RUMSON - The First Pres- N.Y., college roommate of th< Ann Johnson, daughter of Mrs. ter of the bridegroom, wa byterian Church was the set bridegroom, was best man, Faye Johnson, 415 Atlantic flower gir). ting here Saturday for the Ushers were John L. Sparling, Ave., Matawan, and Robert F. Ralph Silvers, Cliffwood marriage of Miss Phylis Ann Rumson, brother-in-law of the Johnson Sr., 79 Manchester uncle of the bridegroom, \va; Cook, daughter of Mr. andbride, and Donald Havens, Ave., Keyport, became the best man. Ushers were Mrs." Edward John Cook, 17 Fair Haven. bride of Charles E. Silvers Jr., man I.e. Robert F. Johnsoi Second St., Fair Haven, (o Wil- Saturday in St. Joseph's Catho- Jr., U.S. Air Force, and Airmai liam Fred Atwell Jr., son of The former Miss Cook, lic Church. l.C. Lester F. Johnson, Mrs. William F. Atwell Sr., graduate of Rumson-Fair Hav Ae bridegroom is the son of Force, Westover Air 6 Island Road, Rumson, and the en Regional High School, wai Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sil-Base, Mass., twin brothers late Mr. Alwell. H cosmetician associated wit Stpvpn Drugs Inc., West Lon vers Sr., 40 Edgeview Koad, the bride. Michael The Rev. Harvey C. Douie Johnson, brother of the bride Branch. She is the great-great Cliffwood. officiated at the ceremony, fheltev. August Neumann was ring bearer. niece of. John. H. Cook Sr.,_om whltirwas" followed Iiy a re- of the founders of the Rec celebrated the Nuptial Mass After a reception in the'Em ception in Willowbrook Inn, and officiated at the ceremony. erald Room of Smith's Restau- Bank Register in 1878. Fair Haven. Miss Kathleen Campbell Bliss Mary Jane Wledman Mrs. Charles E. Slivers Jr. John Johnson escorted his rant, East Keansburg, the cou Mr. Cook escorted his daugh- Mr. Atwell is a student al (The former Linda Johnson)' sister to the altar. She wore pie left on a motor trip. Mrs. William F. Atwell Jr. ter, who wore a gown of white Stephen F. Austin State Coi a silk organza floor-length A- The bride and the bride- (The former Phylis A. Cook) organza trimmed with Alencon lege, Nacogdoches, Tex line gown with Empire bodice, groom are graduates of Mata- lace and sequins and seed where he is a January candi Announce Engagements scoop neckline and long ta- wan Regional High School, pearls. date for a bachelor of scienci pered sleeves. Class of 1966. Mrs. John L. Sparling, Rum- degree in hotel management, HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Keeping Miss Melody Ann Gallagher, Miss Riley BELFORD - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Silvers also attended son, was matron of honor for He formerly attended Paul James Campbell, 28 Brailley Warsaw, Va., was maid of hon- Harry R. Wiedman Sr., 168 Newark State College and her sister. Bridesmaids were Smith (N.Y.) College. Lane, announce the engage- or. Bridesmaids were Miss Summit Ave., announce the en- employed by the Prudential In- Is Bride the Misses Linda McCue, Rum- The couple will be at home ment of their daughter, Miss .Posted Mary Theresa Kennedy, Har- surance Co., Newark. gagement of their daughter, son, and Carol Gillen, Long at 6 Island Road, Rumson, un- Kathleen Campbell, to Joseph rison, and Miss Lenore Silvers, Miss Mary Jane Wiedman, to HHSHLANDS-Veterans of The bridegroom is a junior Branch. til September when they will Charles Martin, son of Mr. sister of the bridegroom. Miss In Freehold Thomas Samuel Ncsta. He is Foreign Wars Auxiliary will at Montclair State College and reside in Nacogdoches. and Mrs. James Turner, 6 Gail Silvers, sister of the bride- Scott Thibideau, Oneida, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- hoid a card party tonight is employed by Florence Land- FREEHOLD - Miss Eileen Laurel Court, New Shrewsbury. groom, was junior bridesmaid, scaping Co,, Perth Amboy. Rilcy, of Kansas City, Mo, bert Ratajczak, West Orange. —at $ o'clock in the post home, Miss Campbell, a graduate An April wedding is planned. 331 Bay Ave. Mrs. Robert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Riley, 23 Koenig of Red Bank-eathotic-High Miss Wiedman,. a graduate- M. Waters Sr., senior vice School, is attending Jersey City ,ane, Freehold, was married of Middletown Township High president, is qhairman. State College, where she Is a here Saturday to W. Stanley School and Berkeley Secretari- Karen Lyness Is Bride member of Sigma Delta Phi So- Dilley of Kansas City al School of New York, Is em- rority. • Alumni Event The bridegroom is the son Wed to Army Man ployed as a secretary at Nopco KEYPORT - Miss Karen Mr. Martin Is an alumnus of Chemical Co., Newark. Patricia Lyness, daughter of f Mrs. Louise Dilley BAY HEAD - A luncheon Monmouth Regional High Mr. Nesta, a graduate of and fashion show will he held Mr. and Mrs. James K. Lyness, and Stanley O. Dilley, both of FREEHOLD — Miss Arline Wichita, Kans. Frances McMorrow became School and attends Jersey City Harrison High School, is a here at 1 o'clock this after- 32 Cornell Drive, Hazlet, be- State College Evening Division. The Rev. Joseph G. Ford the bride of Spec. 4C, David salesman for the Phoenix noon by the Monmouth-Ocean came the bride of Peter David He is employed with his fa- issistant pastor, officiated at Thomas Fulton Saturday in Mutual Life Insurance Co., Chapter of the Alumni As- Bogardus, son of Mrs. Charles her's company, Macabes Ex- Bogardus, South Salem, N, Y., ;he ceremony which took place St. Rose of Lima Catholic East Orange. He is a member sociation of Centenary Col- press. of the U.S. Navy Reserve. lege, for Women, Hacketts- and the late Charles Bogardus, lere in St. Rose of Lima Cath- Church, The Rev. Thomas P. town. The event, a benefit here Saturday. )lic Church. A reception fol- Ridge, pastor, officiated at the for the chapter's scholarship owed in Van's Freehold Inn. ceremony. A reception fol- The Rev. Vincent Pettit of- lowed in the American Hotel fund, will take place in the ficiated at the ceremony in St. The couple left afterward on a Bay Head Yacht Club. Mrs. Mary's Episcopal Church. our through New England. The bride is the daughter of Virginia Applegate, Bay The bride was escorted by Mr. Riley gave his daughter Mrs. Arline C, McMorrow, 42 Head, is general chairman. her father. She wore a peau In marriage. She wore a street- Broadway, Freehold. The de soie Empire gown trimmed length dress of white moire bridegroom, son of Mr. and Three-Day Sale with seed pearls and crystals, rimmed at the neck and front Mrs. Samuel L. Fulton, Taco- featuring a scoop neckline, el- with pearl-embroidered lace. ma, Wash., is stationed Ft. Monmouth. BAY HEAD - Sixteenth an- bow-length sleeves and a full Her sister, Miss Maureen nual antiques show and sale detachable train. Riley, was maid of honor. J.:Patrick McMorrow, Free- of St Paul's Methodist Church Miss Deborah Kaser, Pater- Eugene Mehr, Englishtown, hold, gave his sister in mar- will take place this year Aug. son, was maid of honor. Brides- was best man and John Pen- riage. She wore an A-line gown 13:15. The' event is spon- maids were Miss Margaret ell, Wallingford, Conn., was of satin with an overlay of sored by the Women's So- he usher. organza. Venetian lace trimmed Cheyne, Haziet; Miss Nancy Mrs. Peter Bogardus ciety of Christian Service. Bogardus, sister of the bride- The bride attended Cathedral the chapel train. (The former Karen Lyness)' • Mrs.. Noel Lynch is chairman. groom, and Miss Margaret High School and the New Mrs. David T. Fulton Miss Janine McDonnell Grady, Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss After a reception in The Cob- ork School of Interior Design. (The former Arline McMorrow)' Freehold, cousin of the bride, IhB is a TWA flight hostess . Film Scheduled Kathi Rutherford, Hazlet, was blestones, the couple left on a was maid of honor. Miss Carol VanderVort Miss Bonnie Lee Parrish MATAWAN - "Cooking Al junior bridesmaid, and flower motor trip. itationed in Kansas City. The former Miss McMor- Fresco," a film on barbecu- girls were Karen Rutherford The bride was graduated Her.husband, a graduate of row, a graduate of Freehold SHREWSBURY - Mr. and MTZINGEN, Germany-Mr, ing, will be shown at the club- and Lisa Moffett, Hazlet. from Raritan High School, and Wichita University, attended Fair Haven Regional High School, is at-Mrs. Eugene D. VanderVort, and Mrs, Herbert A. Parrish house of the Woman's Club James Bogaidus was best Iowa Wesleyan College, class :he Washburn School of Law, tending Monmouth College. 33 East End Ave,, announce announce the. engagement of of Matawan Tuesday, July 9, man for his brother. Ushers of 1988. She will be employed opeka, Kans., and is asso- Nuptials For The bridegroom is a graduate the engagement of their daugh- their daughter, Miss Bonnie at 8:30 p.m. were Norman Hebeler, North in the Children's Welfare De- :iated with H. D. Lee Co., Kan- of Woodrow Wilson High ter, Miss Carol Lynn Van-Lee Parrish, to Spec. 5 Robert Mrs. Charles Burok, Ameri- Tonawanda, N.Y.; Robert partment of the State of New >as City, where they will make School and attended the Uni-derVort, to Paul S. Ferrer, son Andrew Allen, U.S. Army.'He can home chairman for the Deane, Franklin Lakes, cousin Jersey in Paterson. heir home. Miss Davey versity of Washington. of Mr. and Mrs. Salvadore M Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. jlatawan Junior Woman's of the bride; Frank Hart, Prov- The bridegroom also was Ferrer, 35 Westwood Road, Claire Allen of Yakima, Wash. FAIR HAVEN - The mat Following a wedding trip to Club, has arranged for theidence, R.I., and Joseph Gava- graduated from Iowa Wesleyan Little Silver. The wedding will take place riage of Adrienne Ann Jorda: Gettysburg, Valley Forge and presentation by the New Jer- lis, South Salem, N.Y. John College, class of 1967, and was Aug. 30 at the Patch Barracks Set Program Davey, daughter of Mr. an Philadelphia, the couple will Miss VanderVort Is a grad- sey Natural Gas Co. Douglas Lyness, brother of the bride, employed hi the Iowa Ammuni- Post Chapel in Stuttgart-Vai- Mrs. Frederick J. Jordan, make their home at 78 Brigh- uate of Red Bank High School Banting of the Bergen Motion was junior usher and Kirk Ruth- tion Plant. He will be em- hingen, where Miss Parrish is Park Ave., Rumson, to Pet ton Ave,, Long Branch. and is employed by the Pro- Picture Service, Lodi, will rford, Hazlet, served as ring ployed by Westehester County. At College employed hi the Comptroller Officer Third Class Ernei gressive J-i/e Insurance Co., narrate. bearer. They will reside in Keyport. Directorate of Headquarters Clifford Raynor 3d, Red Bank. . WEST LONG BRANCH - U. S. European Command the Seabeas, took place Jun> Because of its success during Mr. Ferrer, also a graduate (USEUCOM). he past two summers, Mon 11 here in Christ Church Meth of Red Bank High School, re- odist. He is the son of Mr. am Mr. Parrish, an electronics Miss Warman Is Red Bank Bride mouth College is offering its ceived his bachelor's degree technician from Ft. Mon- hird "College Discovery Mrs. Ernest C. Raynor Jr. from Muhlenberg College, Al- Point Road, Little Silver. mouth, N, J., presently as- RED BANK - The First Virginia J. Newton, Washing- Program" during the summer lentown, Pa., and is workingsigned here, maintains a home Methodist Church was the set- ton, and Barbara Blinne, Ken- iession which begins Monday. The Rev. Charles toward his master's degree at at 90 Oak Hill Road, Middle- ting here Saturday for thevil. The program is designed for Hankins officiated at the cere- Lehigh University. In Septem- town, N. J. ecent secondary school grad- mony, after which a reception ber he will begin teaching In marriage of Miss Miriam S. Gay Veerman, Succasunna, The bride-elect was grad- lates who wish to take college was held in the home of the [he Central Bucks County, Pa., Warman, daughter of Mr. and was best man, and ushers uated from Paris Amer- redit courses to better equip bridegroom's parents. school system. Mrs. Orville R. Warman, 1 were Richard Warman, Mid- ican High School in Francs in emselves for the college Attending the couple were They will be married in Elm Court, Middletown, to dletown; Brian Doyle and John 1963 and in 1966 she worked in Spec.4.CFrederickJ. H. hich they have selected to at- the bride's sister, Miss Patri fune of next year. the Civilian Personnel Division Petty, both of Succasunna. cia Kay Jordan, Long Branch Blinne: The Rev. Edward Che- snd. in Russel Hall, Ft. Monmouth. A graduate Of Middletown and Edward Van Brunt, alsc ney officiated and a reception Persons who do not meet cer- Spec. 5 Allen was graduated Township High School and iin requirements for admis- Long Branch. followed in the American Hotel, Montclair State College, the Hospitals Get from Eisenhower High School ion to the fall semester at Mrs. Raynor, who attendei in Yakima in 1963. He is pres- Freehold. bride taught at Southern Free- onmouth College may be Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona ently-assigned to the J-3 Di- Tfie bridegroom is the son of hold Regional High School. emitted to attend during High School, is employed bj U.S. Grants rectorate of Headquarters the Corner Room Coffee Shop Miss Patricia Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Blinne The bridegroom is a gradu- e summer to determine USEUCOM. Of Kenvil. Aether they can meet the aca- Fair Haven. TRENTON - The state Insti- ate of Roxbury Township High utes and Agencies Board yes- The bride, who was escorted School and Rutgers University. emic standards of the sollege. PO Raynor, a 1965 graduatf Miss Reynolds The students will register for erday announced the alloca- DON'T OVEBFILI/ by her father, wore a gown of He is stationed in Huntsville, of Admiral Farragut Academy pecially designed college Toms River, who has been Plans Wedding ;ion of federal Hill-Burton Act If you should be adding wa- White . organza trimmed Ala., where they will make With lace and seed pearls and iredit courses in English, stationed with the MCB 74, funds to Monmouth Medical ter to your car's battery, be their home following a wedding ieech, appreciation of art, ieebees, Gulfport, Miss., if KEANSBURG — Announce- Center, Long Branch ($181,424), careful not to overfill. Spilled designed with an Empire waist- trip to Miami, Fla. ment is made, by Mrs. Dorothy line, A-line skirt and chapel fppreciation of music or math- awaiting assignment for a sec- and Jersey Shore Medical Cen- acid will attack.metal hold- matics. They may also reg- ond tour of duty in Vietnam, Detrizio, 221 Shore Blvd., of the ,er, Neptune ($130,520). down cables and other parts ad- train. engagement of her daughter, Her sister, Mrs. Eobert A. Need a change? Businesses Mrs. Frederick Blinne ter for a course designed to They are at home at 20 Part The Monmouth Medical Cen- jacent to the battery. dg d Ave., Rumson, after a motoi Miss Patricia Ann Reynolds, to Bowman, Fairfax, Va., was (The former improve William George Cairns, son of er grant is for alteration of the sell fast with action-getting Clas- reading and study trip to New York and Canada natron of honor. Miriam S. Warman) . kills. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulaski, emergency department and aboratory alteration. Bridesmaids were the Misses sified Ads. Dial 741-6900 now! 231 Creek Road. Marie A. Pierpont, Wildwood; Tha marriage wilj fake place The Neptune hospital's funds Judy in September of next year, ill go toward construction of Miss Schlotzhauer Weds Attorney Miss Reynolds is a June '68 new emergency department Once-A-Year Clearance graduate of Middletown Town- ;onsisl,ng of 11 examining and The bridegroom was gradu- KEYPORT — Miss Louisa | The Rev. Joseph S. Rucinski ship High School. reatment rooms, an X-ray Garland ated from Hillside High School, Elizabeth Schlotzhauer, daugh- pastor of St. Clement's Cath- Mr. Cairns, who is employed •oom, laboratory, record room He received a bachelor of art Daystrom Dinette Sets ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin olic Church, officiated at the by Yellow Transit Freight tnd two observation rooms. August Schlotzhauer Jr., 19ceremony. degree at Rutgers University Many with Six Chain Lines, Edison, attended Eras- Other hospitals receiving Edgemere Drive, Matawan, The bride was given in mar- and a juris doctor degree at mus Hall High School, Brook- Tonight became the bride of Vincent South Texas College of Law, some of the $5.2 million in riage by her father. She wore lyn. grants in the state included Joseph Dotoli Saturday, in St.a traditional gown of French Houston. He has a private law 25%-35% off! Point Pleasant Hospital, $309,- Joseph's Church. peau de soie designed with a practice in Hillside and is a 49; Paul Kimball Hospital, Garden. State bateau neckline, bracelet-length part-time instructor of Colonial Spring can be beautiful! See Huffman & Boyle The bridegroom is the son American history in Seton Hall he beautiful buys in today's jakewood, $951,146, and Com- Arts Center. ( of Mrs. Vincent Anthony Do-sleeves and chapel train. Ap- at Telegraph Hill Park on pliques of Alencon lace were University, South Orange. 'Houses for Sale" in the Clas- mnity Memorial Hospital, Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 toli, Hillside, and the late Vin- ified Section now! 'oms River, $607,107. the Garden State Parkway" cent Anthony Dotoli. ro embroidered on the basque The father of the bride bodice and bell-shaped skirt general manager of the Eastern Miss Patricia Heaney, Irving Department of Federated Metals Division of American ton, was maid of honor. Bridal SWIM Smelting & Refining Co., New- attendants were Miss Rose ark. CLUB Marie Fischer, Hillside; Mis? WN-SEA The bridegroom's late father COMING SOON, Ann Marie Coiangelo, Summit, was superintendent of the Ben OCEAN AVE. 842-9807 SEA BRIGHT and Mrs. Frank Martucci, sonhurst Plant of Paragon Oil Newark, cousin of the bride- Co., Division of Texaco. (just south of Highlands Bridge) groom. Gerald Dotoli, Hillside, was 1969 Oldsmobiles. July Card Party FAMILY best man for his brother. Ush- ering were Nicholas Dotoli, RED BANK - Annual card RIGHT NOW, brother of the bridegroom; Car- and mah jongg party spon- OF FOUR 1OO men Malongone, Newark, cousin of the bridegroom; sored by the Red Bank Chap- FAMILY $ Eugene Ginley, South Orange, ter of Deborah Hospital will and Edwin A. Schlotzhauer 3d take place July 25 in the Brand new1968k OF THREE 85 and Thomas Frederick Schlotz- Monmouth Civic Auditorium hauer, twin brothers of the of Monmouth Shopping Cen- bridft. ter, Eatohtown. Mrs. Sol FAMILY $ Aftor a reception in Button- Grover is chairman and Mrs. at leftover prices. wood Manor, Matawan, the OF TWO XCUJSIVELY AT THESE DEALERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE GREATER NEW YORK AND 65 couple flnw to Bermuda. Elwood Ffeffcr is assistant NEW JERSEV OLDSMOBILE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF STATUS IN AUTOMOBILES, The bride was graduated chairman. The event will OPEN DAILY from the University of Texns- benefit the hospital, a free 10 A.M. — 10 P.M. M.I). Anderson Hospital School care non-sectarian hospital Monmmitli Warren Oldsmobile, Inc. of RadloloRic Technology in Gem Olclsmoblle, Inc. «6S8 South Main Street, specializing in heart surgery, 110 Main Street, Matawan Asbury Pork EVENING SWIMMING Houston, Tex. She is employed 201,566-3600 201-77W670 In a private radiologist's office tuberculosis and operable in Red Bank. lung cancer. McLain Heads Star Staff BOSTON (AP) — A seven-. land, southpaw Tommy John fending champion Boston Red two innings in the 1065 gam hit, In 1968. The Yankee sinker man pitching staff headed by of Chicago and right-handers Sox, who will lead the AL team at Minnesota, giving up a runball ace has three shutouts to D«iny MrUin and noi includ-, Mel Slottlemyre of New York, in its effort to break a five- in the seventh and winding up his credit this season. 'Ins a single repeater from 1967 j John "Blue Moon" Odom of year losing streak against the as the losing pitcher in a 6-5 Tiant has pitched six shut- »ss nsmed yesterday 10 this; Oakland and Jose .Santiago of National League the night of NL victory. The Cleveland fire- outs, including a two-hitter and vtars American League All- Boston. July 9 in Houston. bailer was also selected for tfie a pair of three-hitters, in com- Star team. • It's "" lhi"l lime McDowell .Started in 'SS 1966 squad, but came up with piling an 11-5 record. McUia. thp ace Detroit and Stotllemyre have heen *e- MrLain was the starting arm trouble and was replaced John, the only undefeated njst-hsnder and the league's lected for the team, the second pitcher in the 1966 game at St, by teammate Sonny Siebert. hurler.on the staff, is frO with bip winner with s 13-2 record, time for MrUin and the first Louis, pitching three perfect in- Stottlemyre, 9-4, was picked the White Sox. will he joined by left-hander for all lour others. nings. to the 1965 team but didn't get Santiago, 8-4 and the ace of McDowell, 7-6 and th§ league Into the game. He pitched two Williams' Boston staff, has er Luis Tiant, both of Cleve- • Williams, manager oT THe Q6-Ifaasimr ^strikeouts;-'pitched scoreless innings; giving up one tossed a pair- of shutouts and lost two 1-0 efforts. The Puerto Rican is the oldest member of the All-Star staff at 27. Youngest Chosen Odom, who turned 23 last HazleVs Sperendi Finds month, is the youngest pitcher named. His 7-4 record includes $600 FOR CRIPPLED KIDS — Adrian Bailey, left, president of Ring 34, Veteran Bole- three shutouts, one of them a ers Association, presents $200 checks to exalted rulers of area lodges of Elks, left to Success at Aycee Tract one-hitter. | right, Raymond F. Martineau, Brick Township: Edward Maher, Long JSrancfi, and.'.{)f§j? Last year's, staff included Huntington, Asbury Park. Second from left, is Steve Dudas, former N. Y. Golden ATLANTIC CITY - Louis sified pages to wan business a horse I liked very much. price by a veteran owner starter Dean Chance of Minne- Gloves champion and professional heavyweight of the mid-30$. Presentations war* who may see something I sota; Al Downing of New York; rperend>, Rt. 35, Hazlet, a opportunities. One rfisd, "For , He was a nine-year-old trot- made last night at Schneider's Tap Room and Restaurant, Long Branch. Proceeds native of Ichia, Italy, is one Sale: one-half share in ater named Big Question and can't. I'll wait -a while on Steve Hargan of Cleveland; of the youngest owner- trotter." I bought him for $2,000. him," says Lou. Joel Horlen and Gary Peters were from a boxing show staged by the organization at the Asbury Park Convention trainpr-dnvers based at At- The horse was on a farm "He won three races and So far, Toni Oregon has of Chicago; Jim Lonborg of Hall. <•-- (Register Staff Photol lantic City Raceway.' He owned by ~HaTpir~Ptmt-1ir ~flntsh«t~5ecomHn-10-st«rts- -teen—SpeFendi^- big -winner Boston; Jim McGlothlin of Cal- plans to compete here for takewood. Sperendi rushed and earned $6,100 while set- at Aycee. The six-year-old ifornia and Jim "Catfish" Hunt- the balance of the 60-night over to the farm and found ting a 2:06.4 mark. Next I' gelding is 2-2-0-1 at the state's er of the Athletics, who pitched session that ends July 20. out that one of the partners purchased Toni Oregon for first night time horse racing ive superlative innings but got A former photo engraver was a schoolteacher who $1,000 and soon after another operation and racing in good tagged with the 2-1 loss when who worked the night shift wanted to retain her half. trotter, Revenue Collector." form. "Big Question hasn't Cincinnati's Tony Perez Rasewall Survives at a Brooklyn plant, Louis al- Lurky Starter .Sperendi'.? luck continued shown his best, bujfihe big reached him for a 15th inning ways had a fondness for "1 looked the horse over with Toni Oregon, whose six- fellow is at least racing," said home run. horses. Every afternoon be- and didn't buy it," explained ta-lhe-money finishes in- Lou. "Now all I have to do Hunter pitched a perfect fore going to his job, Sper- Louis, "and a short time cluded two firsts. Sperendi's is get Revenue Collector to ame this season but was endi would scurry to a horse later I bought W, J. Counsel first reversal came with the post for the first time," passed over by Williams, as Fright of Net Life farm in New Jersey to be for J800. The pacer won $5,- Kevenue Collector, who has Sperendi, who came to was the AL's only other no-hit WIMBLEDON, England (AP)' had a five-set battle against ground his favorite animal. 300 before he was claimed on never gone to the post. "I America shortly before his artist of the year, Tom Phoe- They were joined by Marty — Ken Rosewall, the 33-year- One day in 1965, the lanky me for J!,500. After that paid $2,500 for R.C. He has 16th birthday, has been a Bob Carmichael of Australia Riessen of Evanston, HI., who bus of Baltimore. old Australian professional and kid, then 23, picked up a news- luck start, I took a trip to a leg problem. I've been of- New Jerseyan for the last before winning 11-13, 6-4, 6-4,won a forfeit; Pancho Gonzales The starting team except for No. 2 seed, got the fright of paper and turned to the clas- Pocono Downs, Pa., and saw fered almost my purchase four years. 1-6, 6-2. > of Los Angeles, who produced the pitcher was chosen by vote his tennis life yesterday before of the players and announced Eight United States players touches of his old magic in de- defeating Charles Pasarell still are in the men's singles feating Bob Maud of South earlier. It consisted of catcher Santurce, P. R., in five sets ol Bill Freehan, Detroit; first after four days' play. Africa, 6-2, 6-4, 9-7; Alex a second-round match in Wim- Dennis Ralston of Bakers- Olmedo, the Peruvian who has Priam's Joker Wins Feature baseman Harmon KiUebrew, bledon's, first open champion- field, Calif., and Tom Edlefsen played on the U. S. Davis Cup Minnesota; second baseman ship. of Berkeley, Calif., were team and who defeated Ken OCEANPORT - Priam's Prides Profile Is also listed Other riding assignments turned diver (Dily) JI.60 B.80 Rod Carew, Minnesota, short- Unky (HlulD brl«l<) 11.60 S.tO 3.80 The favorite, Wife's Objec^ They are Hobeau Farm's Faul Q.W. (Hlcell) 3.80 3.40 is one of the worst starts to a tion, was second, four lengths Mac's Sparkler, winner of Swiss Cheese, Doug Richard lllka It Blj (Hidllro) 5.00 Wimbledon championship T.4:O7%. Trans-Atlantic Victor back and 3>A lengths in front Monday's Vagrancy Handicap aboard La Contessa, Jacinto «TH-Mdn.: 3&4-7OI.1 < 1.1 ol( 3:95. CYO Grammar memory. at Belmont Park, and high- Vaskuez on Sinking Spring, but Bly Bird (Veluquez) 4.00 3.2(1 2.40 of Mafioso. Country Ety (viu.6O Trlluiit. (ilomcelll) 64.00 18.40 Son Holy Family. The opponents this year. The 21-year-old Panamanian Ship K (Hldl) IirV. Emmt (Mlcell) 4.20 3.40 an unofficial cross time of 26 Wandering Reef (Brouaaard) 6. Amber Duwji (HldaJio) 4.40 will be from St. Mary's, St. said he thought it "highly un- who set a Monmouth Park rec If Regal Hostess runs, she T-l:47«. Earl Buchholz, the 27-year- Agnes and OLPH. likely anyone will protest." days, 20 hours and 29 minutes. ord last year with 92 victo would be the lightweight 3D-Clmf.l 2-yo; 6U 11 an 3:30. (ATT. U,«l. HANDLE 11,441,111.) old 10th seed from St. Louis No other yacht has finished 10—THE,DAILY REGISTER, ries and is showing the way thi among the starters presently the 3,000-nlile race, which be- year with 26, will be presented expected. Her rider would be Friday, June 28, 1968 gan June 1 in Plymouth, En- a trophy by Bill Boland, pres- Mike Miceli. gland. ident of the Jockeys' Guild, and Nick Jemas, guild manager. Two prizes are awarded in The third race will be named Olympic Day Monmouth Park Today the race. The Sir Thomas Lip- in honor of Velasquez. ton was declared winner of the Molly Pitcher Set Entries award for the first yacht to Tomorrow Selections finish. The other prize goes to The name of Regal Hostess* Up and Al 'Em (Cordero) 109 10-1 owned by Gray Willows Farm, WEST LONG BRANCH - Bobi Quids (P.rnt) 115 20-1 Mountain Cloud (Tanner) 112 s-2 By SAM the yacht with the fastest cor- Bintlnel (MlcellI 116 3-1 Ollnt (Baltuark 114 4-1 was • added to the prospective Shore Regional High School Smoky Hue nal Hour •/ will not be known until the oth- list ol entrants to tomorrow's 110 6-1 MkMarkel l Ro»R « (NB(NB) ) 1111 20-210 Barbea Vet (MB) 117 10-1 Beampla. (Velasquez) 117 er yachts finish. ''."•• $35,000 Molly Pitcher Handi Long Branch Olympic Day Very Wlu (Korte) 8-1 2—Royal Sovereign, To Bar- 123 15-1 Annacappalla (NB) U7 41 cap, but trainer Doug Dodson events which will be part ol Roni of Hop* ((Kuieni ) 115 8-1 117 gain, Debbie's Tune Mlfl A[dn morrow. Bui Wind lUln (Tannw) Reitleu gji (Brouuard) 117 12-1 110 SI Connie to Morkat (Orant) 117 10-1 4—Mountain Cloud, Aqua .Val, Bllbirrob (NB) 110 15.1 Windy Gate (Maxwell) 117 30-1 All events are to start In the Flexion (NB) 115 20-1 Diamond Clinic Final Hour (Arlilone) Behavlnt- Bills (Romero) 110 20-1 Glint afternoon, with special boys 119 4-1 Cherry Way (Kallall 117 6-1 LITTLE SILVER - Joe . —.—., m.; ••'. Atlai Flash (Velasquez) 117 8-1 5—Isthmla, Lady R.B., Cherry and girls meets for residents •TH—«,10O .*lir..• }yo. Ballfy'l Cornel (Pearl) us 12-1 fillip*: {'/i-f. Kristofik, Red Bank Catholic of West Ixing Branch, Sea I>tihy'» Tune iVaanuei) 110 -lO-l Menabllly (BrouRsard) Way 116 g-1 High School varsity baseball War Diamond (Brouaaard) lift 6-1 RuR n RitRiat RuRn B(Brouaaard) 116 6-i S—Handy Fenny, Ole Woman, Bright, Monmouth Beach and Par. Spunk ijtomerol 10* 20-1 Modent Way (Brauas&rd) 11164 610-11 coach, will conduct a baseball Occanport to begin at 1. Royal Sovereign (Vaaquei) 11» 3-1 Lea Gama (VelajQUez) llfi .1.1 Lea Game, Elbee ittUfrlnl , 115 32-1 Ole Woman (Vasquezi lit 8-5 clinic for boys 13-18 from July A N. J. Association AAU Turn hnti no (Tanner) 110 S-l Handy Penny (Velasquez) 116 7.5 7—Jovial Jeff, Count Moore, To Bargain (Kortt) 122 frl Accordant Qirl (MB) 116 12-1 8 to 12 on an improved White sanctioned senior meet, open nell'a Boy iMonacelli) 115 1.V1 Bigamo Jane'a Treasure (Guerln) 1U 20-1 1TH—M.Odl)! Clmr.t 4-upl UnmUe. Road field here. to amateur athletes, is on the I.* Pmp (Da.ly) 115 lfl-l Knoba (Mlcelll . 11—1 •- 8—Say the Word, Sumter, Buk- SklllM Prlnca (Arlalnnt) 115 10-1 Count Moors (Qrant) 115 John Bunger of Matawan, agenda lor 2 p.m. lovlaJ Jeff (Balt«ar) Nom^nrlam™ (M)c»U) lift 15-1 lovlal Jeff (B 115 4-1 halter who will be assistant coach at The meet is part of the AAU Royal Brula (NB) in 4-1 Blfamo (NB) 117 7-1 Count Dt BubblBl (KB) 115 7-1 Qulbu'__. .. _l "Ctomet (VeUiquez) 117 8-1 I-Easy Spending, Morning Red Bank Catholic next sea- Eastern schedule. Ciily Noltd (Tuiltr) 103 1-1 Fll(ht Vllllor (NB) 117 4-1 EVERY MINUTE AND Lanoma Sun (Tanner) 101 10-1 coat, Timidity- son, and Tom McBride, the 3D-l3,10t! Ckni.t 3-J0l.t FlUlMI «l. Dynamlta Jr. (Gavldla.) 113 6-1 Forevfr Cheery (Ilonacllll) lid M Caseys' star southpaw of the A HALF... SOMEONE M«tanlon'a oal (lamnil no lo-l »TH-M,0WI: Alw.; 3 * 4-yiM.) I/ID jda. Straniero Rc/iahm Pl»d-A-Terr« (Arlatont) 111 20-1 Meadowa Hope (Velaaques) 11)9 12-1 past spring season, will assist .lanntte O. (Tanner) 110 4-1 Wood-Pro (Korte) 111 fl-1 Scratches Kristofik. Singlet Classic Lead rule Styl* (aavldla) 118 R-l PopalB rvxKils (Tanner) 117 15-1 TAPERED PANTS Jiwii'a uay iTanner) J09 3-1 First Hunt (BMUuar) ion 4.1 1—Barbee Vee, Formula, Bil- Hours for the daily sessions CALLS AAMCO Thread In Time (Oordera) 110 201 The Magic Ilrapm (8a(e> 10,1 10-1 and ACCESSORIES BED BANK - Gino Slraniero Bumter (Mlcell) 109 34 Every wtet AAMCO wllltut mort Family Room I Somalia) us is-i barrob, Flexion will be 9:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. i took over the lead from Bill Clilma Soni (Mlcell) us io-l Pebbli Drive (Kallal) . Ill g-1 ftiafl '.O.MC trammlsilon problem*. Bukrthalter (NB) 1OR 7-2 I—Nomenclature, Royal Bes- There will be a small fee Call Anytfm* . . . You oft IIN towing, a lr« rood- Bherbfauly (Kallal) 115 3-2 Walker in the Harmony Bowl- Avlmar (Velasquez* 111 4-1 Bright Bay (NB). 113 e-i difcK, f«', •fflclMi wrviet — Bay the Word (Arlslone) 118 5-1 gle, Count De Bubbles, Duly charged. mo»l rim« In lull one day. And ing Sincles Classic hy defeat- You Can'l Tell (Oord«ro> 110 13.1 291-9650 r^ «iu Frontier Gal (CaatllW 11)4 20-1 •TH—I4.7IM; Clm(.I 3-yo.| I/ID yd>. Noted Applications may be obtained witti MMCO, your tmnwnlsifon (tin ing Kd Matuszewski, SVJ-VSi Centuple (Hidalgo) m 4^ Beau rudor (Vaaquea) 1)7 4-1 RT. n and AVI. »' "v b» orolfclfd bv over 500 AAMCO Balamja (Korte) ' 118 20-1 S-Pied-A-Terre, Judge's Lady, . Rulla Rprlnga tBaltaiiu:) 111 4-1 by contacting Kristofik, 209 Cpnleri coosMo-coosi. last week. Eaay Spending (BalUtar) 130 28-2 Family Room ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. 6 4TH-t4.2IW: Omi.1 4-spi r*M: «•(. Timidity (Tanner) 110 l.J Newark Ave., Spring Lake. S0» Kqllrood A«t., Atbury Port Walker dropped off to sec- Aqua Val (Velmquen) 114 3.1 Lady Wolfram (Monacelll) 1100 12.1 5—Windy Gate ond despite a 2Vi-point win Ooean't She INR) 114 8-1 Lanoka (Mlcelll 114 3.1 FrM Towliif 774-MOO Twinkle Jay (Culmone) 114 »•! Ma.ked Oal (Sage) 10; 20-1 over Lou Canti. River Sly iBnino) 112 IM Morning Coat (NB) in 2-1 Track rainy and sloppy 1 n I. Ntwmon Seringa ltd. Other top pinmen were Mike Ktd lank 142-2500 Savino, 255-208—632; Jules PICK UP STATION Moura- 22.1—fiOS; M. T. Paris AM SHOP, RT. M 1 CRIICENT PL. 202-2(12—«02, and Jim Burke 222-' M4-USI 210-602. ^ Expanded Racing Decision Expected TRENTON (AP) - The State track, but it has always been EXQUISITE OUTDOOR Racing Commission said yester- against the policy of the racing day it hoped to make a de-commission to do so. cision on how to distribute 12 FURNITURE The law provides that the exlra racing days this year for SOLID RIDWOOD 2VW extra days shall be divided Atlantic City, Monmouth Park evenly hetween the three thor- and Garden State race tracks PICNIC TABLE oughbred tracks. However, in 2" itoelc throughout. The very within two weeks. btlt with 2 bench*!. Req. 555. the event that a track does not Legislation permitting 12 ad-want the extra days they could ditional days of racing was be used by the oilier two. signed last week by Gov. Itich- SIDE CHAIR ard J. Hughes, whose adminis- "We have never had a situa- WITH CUSHIONS tration estimates it will bring tion in New Jersey where one REG. 28.BO the state $2 million a year more flat track was competing with 19 in revenue. another in the state," Heiliy said. 24 John J. Ilcilly, secretary of Try National the commission, said distribu- Monmoiilh's season opened SEE THF FRIENDLY GUVS AT . .. tion nt DIP pxlni days presents four weeks ago anil will run ;i problem this year because through Aug. .1. Tlie Atlantic OCEANPORT, N.J. RED BANK Monmouth Park has no open City track opens Aug. 5 and2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Cull 10S NOW thru Aug. 3 Draft Beer dates in its schedule, nml would continues through Oct. 12. (Jar- outdoor and indoor dining terraces LUMBER be in conflict with Hie Atlantic WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS den Stale Track, which already cafeteria and dining area and SUPPLY CO. City flat track and Freehold has completed a spring meet- on grandstand lower level, MOLLY PITCHER H'CAP at home with Raceway, ;i harness track in ing, will hold its fall season completely air-conditioned Monmouth County, if its sea-from Oct. 14 through Nov. IB, Sat., Jims 29 son were extended. Grandstand $2 • Clubhousa $4 MONMOUTH OAKS Hciiiy said there is no legal Spring can be beautiful! See Thurs., July 4 Tapper barrier In extending Mon- the beautiful buys in today's mouth's season In place il in Houses'for Sale" In the Clas- POST 2 PM • Daily Double U50 PM conflict with (he Atlantic (illy sified Section nowl '•IHIIIIIIIIMMIMMII ••••••••••••»• •••....^ n Baseball Season, But Gridders Plan Strike PHILADELPHIA (AP) - representatives of the Players' a strike vote but also wrote to ball merger if it violated any National. Football League play- Earlier, Hill was quoted in a in the pension plan and a $15,- Association and an owner dele- Hep. Emmanuel Celler, D-N.Y. trust law. ations. "We don't feel that ers have voted to strike unless newspaper story as saying, "I 000 minimum salary. gation was scheduled for today requesting that the Congress- Health, Welfare Question every rookie on the squad club owners grant their de- think we've made it evident we Rookies In Lineup? in Detroit. man check allegedinequities in The players wrote Celler that should get $500 for an exhibi- mands for increased exhibition can carry out a strike if neces- The owners reportedly would Gordy, Hill Lead the players' financial situation pro football commissioner Pete tion," he said. "There could be game pay, a higher minimum sary." try to field teams of their rook- John Gordy of the Detroit as a result of the pro football Rozelle had promised the merg- salary and an improved pen- Hill discussed from his Hous- ies and farmhands if the asso- some kind of scale. But the Lions, president of the associa- merger. er would benefit the health and sion plan, The Associated Press ton home the worst labor crisis ciation struck. HiU said of this, way things go, it's the veterans' tion, arid vice president King welfare of the players. learned yesterday. The NFL and the American in the history of the NFL. The "I don't think the young play- not the rookies, who play in Hill, Philadelphia Eagles quar- Football League are in the pro- They reportedly contended owners and the Players Asso- ers would go through with it. these exhibitions." It. was learned that all 649 terback, reportedly led the as- cess of merging. that Modell has contradicted NFL players were polled by ciation apparently have There are 640 of us and they'll Hill broke his hand last Aug. sociation delegation. Celler reportedly replied to Rozelle's statement. The Cleve- telephone and that a vast ma- ^reached an impasse over asso- have to play against us some 12 in an exhibition game against Owner Art Modell of the the association letter. He al- land owner reportedly said that jority approved a strike. ciation demands. Among other day. Anyway, we're doing this the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns is the chief legedly promised to look into if. the current player demands H also was learned that an things the players are asking for them too." didn't play for two months. That spokesman for the owners. the situation and to reopen con- .were met H would jeopardize is {500 each for an exhibition emergency meeting between The association not only took - Hill said the association is was.for theilda day the gressional hearings on the foot- the merger. game, $10,000 from each club ready for give-and-take negoti- pays in training season. \elief Comes Juan's Skein Halted at 10 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS run-scoring single by pinch before reliever Cecil Upshaw League's leading hitter, boosted Zoilo Versalles' 11th inning hitter Ken Boyer in the sixth. put out the fire. his average to .322 with a homer snapped Juan Marichal1! The Braves moved past San Boswell' gave up four hits and double and two singles as the Francisco into second place in walked four Orioles but 10-game winning streak and Red Sox. broke a three-game To Mets, 3-1 the National League, as Hank stranded seven on the bases as losing string, scoring six un- gave Los Angeles a 6-5 vic- Aaron cracked his 14th homer the Twins reeled off their third earned runs off Sam McDowell. HOUSTON (AP) - Eon Tay plate for New York's first run. tory over San Francisco yes- and brother Tommie drove in straight victory and ninth in |]or rescued Don Cardwell froir in the iirst inning and breezing After Greg Goossen fouled out, terday, and the New York Mets two runs with a pair of singles. 11 games. Brooks Robinson's the rest of the way. jan eighth inning jam and savec the runners advanced on a balk again moved within one step Phillies Rally error in the second innihg set the New York Mets' 34 victory by Lemaster and Jerry Bu- Trailing, 4-2, in the ninth, the up two unearned runs off loser over Houston last night. chek singled Charles home. to tho elusive ,500 mark hy Phillies chased winner Pat .Tat Jim Hardin, win yielded only .Easy_ Victory Cardwell and Denny Lemas Jimmy Wynn beat out a bunt besting Houston, 3-1, in a night vis and closed the gap on Bill two hits before the rains came. ter were locked in a scoreles with one out in the eighth game. White's run-scoring pinch single Ken Harrelson, the American To Nevele Pride duel until the seventh inninj against Cardwell. One out later Atlanta's Aaron brothers, WESTBURY, N. Y. (AP) - when Cleon Jones and B Itader walked and John Bate- Hank and Tommie, powered the Nevele Pride, harness.raclng's Charles opened with singles man singled Wynn home. Tay- Braves to a 4-3 victory over latest sensation, trotted to an putting Mets at first and thin: lor came on and retired pinch Philadelphia in-the only other easy victory as expected in the Jerry Grote grounded hitter Dick Simpson on a pop game on the National League $166,746 Dexter Cup Trot at fly, ending the threat. How They Stand third baseman Doug Rader am schedule. Roosevelt Raceway last night. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL I.IAfiCE Jones beat the throw to th Singles by Charles, Grote Minnesota trimmed Balti- W L Pel. OB W L Pel. OB Barred from the betting be- DBtroIt 46 2fl .639 — 81. Louis 45 28 ,818 — and Don Bosch gave the Mets more, 2-0, behind right-hander Minnesota ....37 33 529 S Atlanta 3e 34 .BJJ s>,4cause he was considered such an insurance run in the ninth Dave Boswell in a five-inning, Baltlmorn J6 33 .522 8'/4 Ban Francisco .39 38 .827 614 a standout over the 10 other Cleveland 39 36 .620 B^i Los Angeles 3« 37 .507 » Stern Tourney as they ended Houston's four rain-curtailed game, and Bos- Oakland 38 31 .814 9 Philadelphia ... 33 33 .Mm 814 3-year-old trotters, Nevele Pride Boston - .34 35 .493 I0V4 Cincinnati JS3 36 .483 9 game winning streak. ton trounced Cleveland, 9-3, in California Ji 38 .486 1H4 New York .._ 33 38 .483 fi breezed home by four lengths To Mrs. Gillette Xew York (3) Houston (1) the only American League ac- NBW York : 31 37 .456 1314Pittsburgh . ,...-13 36 .4T8 10 in the stakes record time of AB EH AB RH Chicago .30 38 .441 14 Chicago 13 40 .4,17 13 LEONAEDO — The Emm; Weli.ua 5 0 0 Watson,!f 5 0 STRETCH FAILS — Cleveland Indians first baseman tion. Washington 26 41 .381 17(4Houston _.._..3O 42 .417 14^42:02 2/5 for the mile. I.liz,2b 4 0 1 Torres,8J B 0 BoBton 9, Cleveland 3 . Yesterday's BeiulU Stern Memorial Trophy wen 1 Minnesota, 2, Baltimore 0, 6 In- Jones, rf t 1 2 sub:suub,:t 0 1 Versalles led off the 11th at Los Angeles 6, San Francisco B, 11 The previous stakes record Ch'rles,3b 4 1 3 Duke Sims stretches for throw from third baseman nings, rain Jnnlngs. to Mrs. Walter Gillette with ThomaB.rt 0 0 San Francisco with his second Only games scheduled. was 2:03 3>5 set by Ambro Qrote.c 4 11 Wynn.cf New York 3. Houston 1. net 78.at Beacon Hill Country Goo3'n,lb 3 0 0 MenUe,2» 3 0 0 Ray Harris as George Scott of the Red Sox makes homer of the season, pinning Today's UIDH Atlanta I, Philadelphia 3. Flight in 1965. Kr'np'Ub 1 IV 0 Rader,3b 30 0 Oakland iNaih 6-5) it New YorV Only, games scheduled. Club yesterday. Buchek.lt 3 0 1 Bateman,o 3 0 3 first base in the fourth inning of their game at Fenway Marichal and his third loss (Bahnsen 7-2). Today's Games Boscn.ct l MurrelLpr 0" 0 Cleveland iSlpbert 7-5) at Boston St. Louis (Brlles 8-6) at Chicago Second in the trophy round Agee.ot 3 0a 0I Brand,c 0_ , _0 Park list night. It all started when Scott hit a >'ow against 14 triumphs. (Bell 8-2), night. (Jenkins 6-8). Crdwell,p 3 0 0 Lemaater.p 3 0 Two for McCovey Minnesota CKat 4-4) at Baltlmori Cincinnati (Clonlnger 1-4) at Ian was Mrs. James Riesenberger, ylor? 10 0 Ray.P 0 0 roller down the third base line. Scott took second base (Phoebus 6-7), night Francisco (Perry 6.4). with a net 81. Simpson.pti 1 0 Willie McCovey slammed his Chicago (Horlen 8-7 and Carlos 3-7) New York (Ryan «•») at Houston Olldl o 0 when the throw went into the dugout for an error. at Detroit, (Wilson fl-5 and Bparma (Dlerker 7-10), night. Low putts went to Mrs. Ted BhVl'me.p 0 0 0 19th and 20th homers, driving 8-1) 2, twl-nlght. Pittsburgh (Banning 3-9) at Phila- Boston won 9 to 3. (AP Wirephoto) California iMcGlothlln 6 and delphia (Fryman 10-6), night. Jeffers with 28. - . . 35 I 8 In four runs and helping Mari- Murphy 1-0) at Washington. (Ortega Atlanta (Pappu 3-5) at ho* Ants- New To* _.000 000 201-3 chal to a 5-2 early lead, but 4-5 and Howard 0-3) 2, twl-nlght. IBS (Keklch 1-0), night. In a Better-Ball Guest Tour Houston _..:000 000 alfl—1 Tomorrow's GunM Tomorrow's Games nament last week Mrs. Gillette B—Wel>. LOB—New York 7, Houi- the Dodgers bounced back to California, at Washington St. Louis at Chicago toa 11. 2B—O. Jones, Wynn. Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati at Ban Francisco and Mrs. Drew Brinker- Gorilla Opposes Cry-Baby July 5 tie it on Len Gabrielson's two- Minnesota at Baltimore, night Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night IP HtllBB1 M Jioff placed in for top medalist lirdwell W, SI _1% ! I I ! 4 run fifth inning homer and a Chicago at Detroit, night New York at Houston, night li. Taylor 114 0 0 o 0 1 ASBURY PARK - Gorilla The three topline events will Oakland at Mew York. 2, tw]-n]«hl Atlanta at Los Angeles, night honors. Second went to Mrs. L, 7-7 -JM 6 2 J 0 7 Sunday's Qums Sunday's Games Ray 1% 0 0 0 0 1 Monsoon has drawn Cry-Baby be one-fall-to-a-finish. Minnesota at Baltimore Bt. Louis at Chicago Robert Lehman and her guest, Gladdlnr —. M 3 1 I 1 0 Chicago at Detroit Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Blaslng&me % 0 0 0 0 2 Cannon as an opponent in an- Pizarro Sold Oakland at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco Mrs. D. B. Castleman. HBP—Cardwell SLaub. Balk—Lemu- Other pairings will be made Cleveland at Boston New York at Houston ter. T—1.3S. A—U,<70, other companion feature of the California at Washington Atlanta at Los Angelei Mrs. Thomas Appleb; wrestling card in Convention from among Johnny Rodz, To Red So* had the longest drive for tin Baron Scicluna, Carl Maynard, 4iia miiiiiiii lEini tniiiiii [in EtiiiniinttBii iiitm uniuni i iinifiniiuiiniTmiimiTtimTitmiiiiinnnitiiii n n i n i iti in uii i urn ;n 11 ui;ini inn Eiiituiui i u ui i !nii!ii i nuin 111 ininn lEiiin Hall Friday night, July 5. The PITTSBURGH (AP) - The guests. It was Mrs. Edmuni program will start at 9 p.m. Carlo Colon, Antonio Pugliese Sullivan for the members. Teams Deadlock Pittsburgh Pirates sold left- George Steele of Detroit, and Bull Ramos. Four of the handed pitcher Juan Pizarro to Burke-Bonney Team Third In Ed Carleton Mich., top challenger for the latter will collide in a team Boston yesterday and then World Wide Wrestling Federa- filled his spot on the roster by SPRINGFIELD — Mike 35-34-69 scores, but the ALLPRO MONMOUTH BEACH - Lit- match. Deal Golf and Country Club mer team earned the title on a tle Silver and Monmouth Beach tion championship, will take on buying lefty Bill Henry from carded a 34-37—71 yesterday match of cards. battled to a 3-3 tie Wednesday Victor Eivera, Puerto Rican Managing director Bill Dello San Francisco. TRANSMISSIONS recently voted "1968 WWWF has announced that July 26 The 40-year-old Henry, a at the Baltusrol Golf Club to Other Shore pros and the in the Northern Division of the finish third in the Pro-Presi- SPECIALISTS ;d Carleton Memorial Baseball Wrestler of the Year" and and Aug. 16 have been selected veteran of 514 major league presidents of their clubs who Eduardo Carpentier, Flying dent Tournament. • Adfiiittd « R««al«d League. as dates for other promotions games, had an 0-2 record arid competed were Vito Gaeta-Bob for my WAYNE • Repaired • Oveitiail«d 'renchman from Paris, France, Monmouth Beach's Jim Don- in the boardwalk arena. He 5.40 earned run average in Bob Shields and Mickey Was- will engage The Kentucky Squiliare, Tomahawk, 38- nelly was the hitting star of plans to use for later shows even appearances with the serburger of Alpine and Art Butcher in other feature-shar- 37—75; John Cafone-Ed Kfrby,' HORSE KRUNCH" the stalemate, collecting three grapplers who make the big- Hants. He has pitched only DeBlasio and Fred Gruninger ing tests. Manasquan Elver, 36-40—76; safeties in Jive times at bat. jest hits on the first show. | 98 innings since 1965. of Rutgers had identical UfcHm* Tony Gaeta-Tony Pic- tfis molissts-litfen fixtared GuorantM Bob Chase of Little Silver ielded nine hits and three cola, 37-40-77; Harold Cahoon- blend of grains; protein*, vita- FREE! ralks while striking out 15 SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Amory Haskell Jr., Navesink, TOWING & DIAGNOSIS batters. Monmouth's Mike 3643—79, and Don Lux-George mins and mluiril*. Call Hwy. 35 & Wells permitted six nits and Vac Horn, Beacon Hill, 43-43— four bases on balls. He fanned ZM-7617 HAZUT 86. Tastes [ike i treat, but eh, so Bass Fever A Fisherman's 111 good for borsojs of all aps. By DICK BIKER rod tips to bounce. Now the lines had to be taken in until New York Recalls With bass action peaking offshore, a serious case of bass the plugs were once again just off the bottom. With the Pitcher Tillotson seas building every minute, we slugged our way north Comei In convenient, «ts>to« fever causes boatmen who should know better to go to 1 NEW YORK ((AP) ) - along the beach. Buffeted by gusts of wind, we staggered The sea instead of staying dry and warm in port. \> New York Yankees purchaseh d handle 50-lb. paper ba£$. RENT A CAR or about the boat trying to reset the lines. All Ed Haenelt had to do was show me the tapes from jslief pitcher Thad Tillotson his depth recorder to get me aboard "little Mitch." The CALLING IT QUITS from their Syracuse farm term TRUCK from HERTZ tapes from his Tuesday trip showed pods of bunker trailed There comes a time when every'angler must decide to in the International League Fred D. Wikoff by stripers all along the False Hook. My call it quits. With, nothing showing on the depth recorder Friday. Tillotson had a 7-2 record 234 MAPLE AVE. U-DRIVE . . . Call temperature jumped almost high enough but bottom, pitching and tossing on ground swells growing to match my blood pressure, and I lost large every minute, no longer able to handle the rods and and an 0.98 earned run average RED BANK in 28 relief appearances with 775-1515, 222-3299, 747-2121 little time in grabbing foul weather gear change the running depth of the lures, we decided to run and scurrying to the dock. the IL club. 741-0554 behind the Hook into calmer waters and head for home. The fog was as thick and fleecy as a baby blanket during the day. As we waited Usually, there is no problem in finding your way home THE DAILY REGISTER, from the fishing grounds. The sky, when clear, provides for the wind to shift and &e temperature WAYNE ft FEEDS enough light when added to the glow from New York, to Friday, June 28, 1968—11 to drop, we discussed tactics and tackle to make the way home easy. We had no such luck Wednesday •••••••••••••••••••»••••••••••««! POP WARNER be used that evening. Dusk found us quar- night. tering a sloppy sea just south of 13 buoy Sandy Hook Bay was as dark as the inside of a coal FOOTBALL PLAYERS with Joe Benzo's Black Fin broad on our ATTENTION miner's hat. Turning the can buoy Inside the hook, we port side. Riker PANELING HEADQUARTERS Report to Your Coach in Condition came home at trolling speed. Dodging floating chunks of SEA LEGS IN DEMAND wood, piling ends and rubber tires, we searched for the Starting June 28th triers will be a training program for all (well of the Pop Warner The wind was in the northeast and blowing briskly as pound nets, and passing the last of these poorly marked League. we rigged three trolling rods. The ground swells crossing the hazards to navigation we cruised on home. The program will strets: Stance — Ball Han- shoal water heaved up four or five feet, and with the wind ONE HAND FOR BOAT dling •— and all Butlc Fundamentals, pushing a short chop across the swells, sea legs were some- What then is the deciding factor in determining when to this Is the same training that i< attend to what in demand. leave the stormy waters and head for home? Big boats may the high, prep and college playm during the Trolling rods were set in the outrigger sockets with big take far rougher seas than small boats. Some boats roll month of August. plugs tacked on the end of 100 feet of lead-core line. In the more than others. A basic rule of the sea is to have one We will meet Monday, Wednesday, Friday rod holder centered on the transom, went a light trolling hand for the boat. Whenitrtakes both hands to stay in the SUPER 1:30 P.M. until Auguit Isf. rod trailing an Alou Cow Killer. boat, it is the right time to read for home. Cost — $15 — plus $3 far Insurance. With all lures set to run close to the bottom in 20 feet of water, we started a triangular trolling pattern running OSGOODBY'S from 13 buoy out to nine, then southwest toward the Golf SALE at HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB Ball, then north up the edge of Fake Hook Channel until 1500 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright we closed the 13 buoy once again. We Have The Largest We roiled our way southeast without a hit, and we made FUNNY BIRD 0232 • 842-3426 • 747-5394 Display and Stock the turn west, the lures punching bottom and causing the No. Funny-looking, maybe. Bat Of Paneling On The functional, BuUfc for work. His -Jersey Coast! natural habitat is high grass, Kilkenny's weeds, brush. He mows them down, little graua blades to IX" from COMING SOON, saplings. With36'or44*8nout... In Defense Ho floats over rough terrain- 99 NEW BRUNSWICK - "Kil- safer, faster, easier, with a longer kenny," a chestnut gelding proven life—oven before niety 2 per 4'x8' from Hidden Hollow Farm, 300 Sheet 1969 Oldsmobiles. Cooper ltd., Middletown, will defend his New Brunswick You BOO more JARI'B in tho junior jumper crown here to- vnrdfl and on the grounds RIGHT NOW, day, tomorrow and Sunday. . » of America than any other Chirrylono Wllllamsburg Colonial Sierra Frultmm! Knotty Cedar Hilly Birch Emarald Birch The champion will be com- 1i\ bird. Inirist on JARI. Tldawater Cyprm , Foraitglo Walnut Blonde Spanlih Oak Colonial Chetlnut Mldnltt porltlo rtrtilde Hickory peting in the Middlesex County Monarch Dirch Ooldin Birch Antique Birch Horse Show and County Fair Hoil roward your good AvQcodo Oak American Walnut Colonial Red Mnple 4 judgment with dedi- Otorotlown Chtrry Mllty Elm Parlslon Wnlnul In Johnson Park, for ,he bene- Oetata Oak Wllllomlbura Cherry Artie Ml>l Brand new 1968's Birch Antique Elm fit of St. Peter's General Hospi- cated (service. Prelldenllal Walnut tal. AND OVER 40 OTHER PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM Scheduled arc 150 classes for $209 at leftover prices. hunters, jumpers, three- and fivc-gailed saddle horses, fine Uf At THESE PEAUERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE GREATER NEW YORK AND harness horses, Morgans, IARINE LUMBER Cl NEW JERSEY OLDSMOBILE ASSOCIATIOM FOR THE PRESERVATION OF STATUS IN AUTOMOBILES. Arabians, parade horses and JAMES BURKE COMPLETE MOWER pony roadsters. SERVICE MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK md MARINE PLVWOODS Monmouth Wnrrcn Oldsmobllc, Inc. The show starts at II a.m. on ,1139OceanAve. -^Sea Brighi Gem OldsmoWlo, Inc. 86-88 South Main Street, each of the three days, and 148 Hwy #36, East.Koansburg, N. J. 110 Mnln Street, Maluwnn Asbury Park run under lights until 11:30 p.m. Phone 67T - 2056 201-56^3600 201-77M670 Viholnalt Distributor: Oordtn Slot* Farm lupply Co.. Inc. Optn Dolly I A.M. to 5)30 IVM., Sot. I A.M. to I r.M. Friday and Saturday, and until BtlvlUir», H. J. 8:30 p.m. Sunday. t DAILY KEGISTER, Fridiy, June 28, 2568-15 Pilgrim Baptist Mortgage Burning Services in County Churches ALLAIRE OHTJKOH ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Attaint Long Branch Old Bridge iervlce of worship at • am. Thl Low Mass at 8 am. Sung Mais Rev. Celeo oates will bs (ueil and sermon at 10 a.m. The Rev. Balph ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC preacher. Edwards will officiate. Old Bridie ST. LUKES METHODIST Sunday Mass will De at 6:30, 7:3a To Mark Milestone on Sunday Lori* Branch 1:41, 10, U:1S a.m. and 12:36 p.m. Atlantic Highlands The Bunday lervlce will be at 11 RBV. Bernard A. Coen Is pastor. has made many friends for late Williams as chairman. a.m. KFD BANK - loaders .move to a largeg r edifice. The EMMANUEL BAPTIST CROSS OF r.Lonv LUTHERAN himself and his church during Serving with him are Edward FIRHT BAPTIST Old Bridge and parishioners will attend ' present'' church was purchasehdd Atl&nMo Highlands Lons Branch The Sunday service will be at 10:30 I ho mortgage burning of Pil- the 23 years of his tenure in Hughes, Mrs. Evelyn Harvey, Horning worship service will bs al Th« Bunday services will bs held at a-m. in 195.1 and dedicated jn July 11 o'clock and the svenlng service I 11 a.m. The Rev. Homer Trlcules, Red Bank. He is chaplain of Miss Ernestine Taylor and Mrs. '-pastor. IXTIItnAN GOOD SHEPHERD grim Baptist Church Sunday of thai year. T:30 Rev. Richard Bhiw is paito Old Bridge .-it S:3(l p.m. It will be another Morgan Is Faslor Hates Lodge 220, I.B.P.O.E. Natalie Hawkins. Family Blbla hour will be Sunday FIRST METHODIST Mai a wan a.t 9:15 a.m. Worship servlc* nuleslono in the "2-ycar history Since 1945, the Rev. Henry and his memberships include In progress is an ambitious Atlantic Highland's will be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harley B. of thr while stutro building L. Morgan has served as pas- the Shore Area Council of remodeling program in the Morning worship will tie held t TRINTY * EPISCOPAL MWer will olflclate. at 170 Shrewsbury Ave. Churches, the Wcstside Minis- main auditorium of the church. II a.m. Rev. Harvey Van Sclver Matawan tor. Of him, one of his pa- Ipastor, Sermon: "Substitute Apostle. Matlnn and Holy Communion a.t 8 IWitan Township lerium, N.A.A.C.P. and the Re- The dining room and .Sunday FIRST rRKSBYTKHIAN a.m.; morning prayer and family Eu- Xi.shJQners,. Mrs, .Eleanor Wi] l charist at 10 a.m. Th«_Rev, Carroll building on Pearl St. became liams, says, "We alt love publican 'Civic Association of floor are" being renovated" ex- — -•.-, Atlantic lilt-Wands - ••- li. Hair "Is" rector.' All Serviced &ti -•-FAITH RKFORSIftD -,-••.'•-„.— Sunday services will be held held In the new church, at weat Hazlet - the church's first house of wor- him. and never say 'no' to Monmouth County. tensively. *:rlO and 11 a.m. Rev. Richard E. Court and Ryers Lane. Bunriay services will ba held a! 9:39 The kitchen has been com Anderson officiating. a.m. Rev Theodore C. Muljer la pas- ship. The congregation and its him." . $10,000 In 2 Years FIRST PRESBYTERIAN tor and will preach on "Consecration needs grew to the extent that He celebrated his 76th birth- The Rev. Mr. Morgan at- plelely done over by the CHRISTIAN SC1KNCE SOCIKTI Ma. taw an Through conlllct." tributes Sunday's mortgage Woman's Club, headed by Mrs. Atlantic Highlands Worship services 9:15 and 31 a.m, ST. JOHN'S METHODIST in June ]910 the cornerstone day June 29 wilh a widely at- Sunday services will be hell at I The Rev. Chester A, Oalloway Is burning, which is two years Elizabeth Powell. pastr»r. Annual hymn sing at both Hazlet was laid for a church across tended dinner party. a.m. Bunday services will be held at 9:30 ahead of schedule, to the ef- Mrs. Williams notes that June services. and 11 a.m. Rev Norman R. Rlley the street from the Mount Born in 1892 in Norfolk, Va., CENTRAL BAPTIST Is pastor and will apeak on "Mine building. This marked the be- the Rev, Mr. Morgan attended forts of his building fund ral- seems to be a lucky month Atlantic Hlfhlandi CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Eyes Have Seen." Sunday services will be at 11 a.m, Mitawan ginning of the first Negro schools there and went on to ly group, Jed by Miss Bernice since much of the church's ac- Rev. Harry W. Kraft Is pastor. Wor- Worship service at 9 and 11 am. Baptist church in Red Bank. Lynchburgh, Va., Theological Williams and Roy T. Rooks. tivities have taken place during ship service at 7:30 p.m. FULL GOSTEI, TABERNACLE Red Bank The group has raised $10,000 that month. Ala. taw an Pilgrim Baptist Church re- Seminary. He came here from ST. ACNES' CATHOLIC Bunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 TRINITY EPISCOPAL St. Paul Baptist Church, Som- in the last 24 months. Guest speaker will be tht AUantlc Highland! p.m. at Jackson St. and Ravine Drive. Red Sank ; mained in that location for 59 Sunday Masses are at «:30. 7:t5, ThB Rev. Daniel Gentle will officiate. Bunday services will be held In the years. A tremendous increase erville. The church is administered Rev. Arthur Jones of Pilgrim 10:1V and 11:30 a.m. and 1Z:« an. Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, 152 Maple 5:3lr p.m. Rev. Michael J. Lease ST, CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC Ave. at 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m. The Rev. in attendance necessitated a His parishioners note that he by a board of deacons with Pi- Baptist Church, Newark. pastor. M a tawa,n-Marlboro Canon Charles H, - Beat Is rector, Rev. Henry L. Morgan Mayor John P. Arnone and Sunday MaB3es and Holy Communion will be held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. In , ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Monmouth County District Cliffwood Beach the Matawan Grammar School. Rev. RtA Ear* .C9M,,Jld£? JGeorge A^ Gray Joseph Ruclnski is pastor. Sunday Masses are celebrated at CHURCH HALL CALENDAR .9M,,l£? Jg BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN EIKST - UNITE!* METHOTHSV 7. 8, 9. ID and 11 a.m. and noon, are expectetdd t o attendttd. Sunday worship service! will be ai Matawan Higr. dalvatofe M LoreB2o~lr paitor.—* 0:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. David L. Bueci Sunday services will bs at 10 a.m. pastor, will officiate. Dr. Paul A. Prledrich and Dr, L. BAPTIST 9 Burdetta Hawk will paTtfcIpate. Fol- Red Bank CLIFFWOOD OOMMTJH1TX Sunday worship services will bs at Church School lowing service, there will be a ground- 11 a.m. Evening prataft qervlct> sit Help Mark Area Witnesses Will Attend METHODIST breaking; ceremony at th.6 new church 7:30. CUffwood Bite. Starts Monday Worship services will ba held FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.M.E. ZION 9 a.m. with tAe pastor, th* Rev. Matawan , Red Bank Anniversary Wlnfleld West, officiating, Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rer. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Morning Worship at 10 a.m. Alfred S. Parker la pastor. WEST LONG BRANCH-The 4-I)ay Washington Assembly The annual religious vacation CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL Colts Neck Matawan ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN churches here, in connection school for public grammar ORTHODOX Eighty Nations." A featured event will to noon. Snack time will be Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sun- Vith the 60th anniversary of FAIR HAVEN - school children will be conduct- REFORMED day evening worship at 7:30. Tb9 Red Bank members of the Fair Haven be a July 21 public lecture, held. The Sunday service will be at 8:31 Rev, Jack Klnney is the pastor. The Divine Lltursy will be cele. the borough, will hold an open ed by St. Agnes' Church from a.rn. and 11 a.m. Tha Rev. Bamuel brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and Holy congregation of Jehovah's Wit- "Man's Rule About to The program will consist of La Fenta will speak on the Text from MORGAWILI.E METHODIST Days of Obligation. Evening services house at. three locations Mon- next Monday to Friday, July La Pent* will speak on the. text: Morgan vine preceding Sunday and Holy Days of day from C to S p.m. nesses are planning to attend Give Way to God's Rule." lessons, games and quizzes. Acta 6:2T—32. Bunday worship service at 11 a.m. Obligation at 9 p.m. Father BraUlut 26. CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Rev, William T. Frantz Is pastor. Kajko, pastor. Participating are Old First a four • day assembly in Wash- BIBLE SCHOOL Enrollment may be made at Colts Neck ington, D. C, starting July MATAWAN - The Presby. the church office. Sessions will be held from Homing worahlp semes will be CHURCH OF CHRIST Methodist Church, the Rev. 8:55 a.m. to noon Monday 11 a.m. Larry calhoon la miniate; Marlboro Red Bank 18. Marvin Hall, presiding min- terian Church will offer to its Evening worship at 7. Sunday service at 11 a.m. The eve- John P. Carty, pastor; St. through Friday. Two periods BIBLE PROTESTANT ning service will be at ti:30 Sivan- Jerome's Catholic Church, the ister here, will lead the dele- elementary and junior high SUMMER PROGRAM Eatontown -Robertsville gells! Donald Wood will preaon it boll) gation. children vacation Bible school will be devoted to the study of The Sunday service will be at 11 services. Kev. Gerald C. Cclentana, pas- MATAWAN - The Presbyte- religion. Other courses will In- IESTJ8 CHRIST OF am.. Rev. Edwin P.' Spencer, pastor, program July 29th - Aug. 5. LATTER DAY SAINTS will give a sermon on "Second Com- PRESBYTERIAN tor, and the Reformation Luth- The theme of the assembly rian Church will hold' a two- clude the Mass, liturgy, Bible ing ol Christ." j Worship services Sunday at 10 a.m. will be "Good News for All Hours will be from 9 a.m. (Mormon) Rev. Charles s, Webster win preach eran Church, Ihe Rev. W. Rob- hour summer program for ju- studies and manual arts. Eatontown on "Four Secrets to Victorious Llv* ert Oswald, pastor. Services will be the Priesthood Middletown Inf." nior high youth Friday eve- Sister M. Marianne will be meeting at 9 a.m. and the Sacrament Refreshments will be served meeting at 5:00 p.m. Blahop Bruci UNITED PRESBYTERIAN FIRST METHODIST nings from 7 to 9 o'clock. The the principal. The other teach- Savage will officiate. Llnoroft Red Bank at each church during the first program will be July 12. The Sunday service will ba at Services of worship In Uie Sanctuary Woman of Year Title ers will be James Moran, a METHODIST 10:30 a.m. -with The Rev. Harold at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Edward B. specified hours. All seventh and eighth grad- Eatontown Turner Is tailor. Cheney will speak on "Finding Trua seminarian of the Immaculate Sunday Worship Service will be Joy." Holy Communion In Sq.uira A highlight will be a concert ers of this past year are in- Conception Seminary, Darling- 10:« a-m. with Pastor WUllam Joel ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Chapel at 1:30 a.m. Wright officiating. New Monmouth given by three choirs at 8:30 vited. A special invitation is ton; Sister M, Hilda; Sister M. liaises are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:<5 p.m. at Reformation Lutheran. To Mrs. Farrington extended to the young people Marietta; Sister M. Timothy; ST. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL .~m. and noon in the church; at 8:15, HOLY TRLMTY EVANGELICAL Eatontown 0:30, 10:« a..m. and noon In Memorial LUTHERAN Prof. William Wollman is di- who will enter seventh grade Sister M. Martina; Sister M. Holy Eucharlit -will he at S an< Hall. RED BANK - Mrs. Warren same evening were Mrs. John Morning Prayer at 10 a.m. Rev. £ Red Bank rector of the choir of the host next September to take part. Maria and Sister M. Diane. Holly Knight officiating. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Sunday services at 9 s-m. Tat Farrington of 147 Lexington Metzler, who served for the OF MOMIOUTII COUNT! Rev. Harold Hornberger la paator* church. St. Jerome's choir is There will be recreation, a dis- Sister M. Angeline, who'is mu- MONMOUTH BAPTIST Lincroft Place, Fair Haven, was past four years as secretary of (Southern Baptist Convention) Sunday services will be held at 10:30 ST. JAWB8 CATHOLIC conducted by Frank Ronan and cussion period and re- sic supervisor'in the schools am. Rev. Harold R. Dean is pastor. John Ebner is in charge of the crowned Woman of the Year the Christian social relations freshments. conducted by the Sisteis of St, Worship services will be at D Red Bank •* committee; Mrs. Frank 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with LINCROFT UNITED FRESBVTERIAN Sunday Masses will be at «, 7:30, I. choir of Old First Methodist. at a recent meeting of the A beach party will be Francis of Stella Niagara in the Rev, M. R- Halre, pastor preaching. Lincroft 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon in the Church; Women's Society of Christian Huhn, who served for four Diocese of Buffalo, will be in Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. The at 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 12:19 In the planned later in the summer. Bev. Harold Turner will preach 1 Peters Place auditorium, and at 6:30 Service at The First Methodist years as publicity chairman; The program is open to all ju- charge of music. Fair Haven sermon: ."The Outcome of^Our Faith. p.m. in the Church, llsgr. Smmett ' Mrs. George Schmidt, retiring A. Monahan la pastor. Lay Speakers Church. nior high youths In the commu- ' JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES REFORMED from the Fair Haven Congregation Mlddletown ST. PAUL BAPTIST Her award, was a special Methodist homes nity. (Kingdom Hall) The Sundayy aervice wiu fce held at committee, Fair Haven 10 a.m. Sermon: "Faith, of Our Fa- Red Bank Are Graduated membership in the Women's on which she John Mroczkowskl will speak < thers." Rev. Earl D. Compton is pis- Sunday worship services win b« served for many years; Mrs. June Musicale at 11:15 a.m. ' HAZLET — Donald Ues and Society and she was presented "Appreciating Jehovah's Organlzatloi tor. • Fred Dickson, who served for TO ATTEND CAMP at 10 a.m. Watchlowcr study at 11:11 David Pangborn were honored with a gold pin bearing the em- a.m. on "A Typical Priesthood Polnti GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST two years as missionary edu- LINCROFT - The Lincrof Given in Church tho Wayy to Life." Holmdel-Mlddletown SCIENTIST at a special graduation ser- blem of the society. cation secretary, Mrs. Orville United Presbyterian Church CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST The Sunday »ervlce will be held Red Bank vice held in Ocean Cily First NEW MONMOUTH - A June at 8:30 a.m. at the Thompson School. Sunday service at 9:30 and 11 a.ni. Mrs. Farrington recently Warman, who served as res- has five young people from it Fair Haven Rev. George J. Frank Jr., is pastor. Reading Room now located at ttie Methodist Church and given the musicale, under the direction o The Sunday service will be at 9:3< Mall. completed four years as re- ervations chairman; and Mrs. junior department who will at- Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs. a.m. Rev. Charles G. Hanklns wil KttiG OF KINGS LUTHERAN . title Methodist lay speaker af cording secretary for the Leo P. Grazide, who served as tend the Presbyterian Synod preach on "Youth and The World.' Mlddletown ter completing a year's course John Roberts, was presented in Sunday services will be at 8 st the Ruin son WSCS. This was the second financial secretary. of New Jersey summer camp New Monmouth Baptist Church HOLX COMMUNION EPISCOPAL church and at 11 a.m. at Camp Ar- in Methodist doctrine policy time she served in this capa- at Johnsonburg for one week Fair Haven rowhead. Rev. William A. Hanson ST. GEORGE'S-BV.THE-RIVER Mrs. Herbert D. King, mem- Participating in the program Sunday services will be at S and 1 will preach at both services. EPISCOPAL and churchmanship. city. She also was chairman of during July. a.m. Rumson bership chairman, introduced were Sandy Gillen, Kathy METHODIST Sunday services will be Holy Com- William C. Wood was con the nominating committee this They are Jeffrey Storholt Mlddletown munion at 8 and Morning Prayer at secrated minister of music by the new members of the past Zugh, Cathy Warren, Nancy Freehold Worship service et 9 a.m. In The 10 a.m. past year, and has served on and James Bushof, Lincroft Nut Swamp School. Sev. WUllam Bishop. Prince A. Taylor Jr, year. Baron, Valerie Schaad, Fran- HOPE LUTHERAN Abrama Is minister. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN the committee the past three John Morrison and Michael ces Collins, Ann Jackler, Mar- Rumson at the 132d annual conference, years. Mrs. Frank Stehlik presided Grant of Holmdel and Charles Freehold NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST Worship Service at 9:30 a.m. The over the business meeting tha Mahpney, Lois Mahoney, Worship services will be at 9:30 a.m. New Monmouth The Rev. Harvey C. Doule, Jr. will Mr. Wood is the holder of a In addition, she has served Rolph of Colts Neck. Tht Rev. Albert W. Gibson Is paatoi • Worship services will be held at preach on "The Glorious Nonconfor- bachelor's degree from West- which was followed by a pro- Susan Mahoney, Ann Mahoney, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:«5 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donsls mist." - as spiritual life secretary, gram, "Thy Kingdom Come, Carol Rolph, Colts Neck, James Warren, Betty Lou Rob- Freehold N. Bcofleld -will ipeak at both ser- minister Choir College, Prince- parsonages and member of the junior high de- Morning worship will be at 9:30 In vices. chairman of But Not Now." Mrs. Jay Guy. erts, David Langan, Pat Stryk- the new auditorium and at 11 a.m. in SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Sea Bright ton, and master's in music partment, will attend music the Sanctuary. Pastor James R. Mom- Sefford ST. LUKES A.ME. chairman of the committee on er, vice president, was er, Donna Marshall, Kathy molt will deliver a sermon. from the University of South- camp at Island Heights Sunday achedule: t a.m. Holy Eu- Sea Bright the WSCS.year book and calen- in charge of the program Smith, Debby Gillen, Bonnie GRACE LUTHERAN charist and asrmon: 9:30 a.m, aung The Sunday service will be at 1 p.m. ernCalifornia. His'backgrbuhd dar. in July. ".•••' Eucharist and sermon. ^ • . includes college teaching, di- Those participating were: Miss Mitzner, Debbie Mitzner. arid ' , Freehold Mrs. George Schmidt of Lit- Abbie Strickland, pianist; Mrs. Worship services and Holy Com- - METHODIST Shrewsbury recting of large glee clubs and Melody Barrett. munion at 9:30 a.m. Rev. David C. Belford Vok Is pastor. tle Silver earned the Richard Reed, soloist; Mrs. OFFICERS INSTALLED Tha Sunday service will b> at 11 CHRIST EPISCOPAL extensive church work. °\ LHMANUEL BAPTIST " Shrewsbury award last year and Mrs. C. B. Robert Thurston, Mrs. Charles RED fJANK - Newly elected The' summer schedule of Rervlcei Kemp, Mrs. John. A. Wixson, Freehold COMMUNITY begins this Bunday, with two aervlces, Van Sant of Red3ank the year officers of Lutheran Church Reception Given Morning worship will be at 11 a.m. Fort Monmouth 8 and 10 a.m Both will be celebra- before. •','•••" Mrs. Arthur Brown and Mrs. Women of Holy Trinity Luth' and evening service at T p.m., both Worship aervice at 11 a.m. Vesper tions of the Holy Eucharist and at Bjork Family's In the VMCA. Rev, frank C. Uorie. aervice at «:30 p.m. Tin Rev. A. D. both the Rev. Ronald o. Albury will W. Arthur Poyner, narrators. eran Church were installed by pastor, will preach. Magaw la pastor, preach a sermonette titled "Our Others who honored the Three Ministers Church." ' Appearance Set the Rev. Harold Hornberger, •ISTEB FBANCIS SPIRITUAL pastor, at a recent annual OAKHURST — A .reception Highlands Port Monmouth PRESBYTERIAN SHREWSBURY - The Rev. for three ministers of the First Private messages given Monday to Shrewsbury Carl R Bjork and his family, meeting. Eight new members FIRST METHODIST Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. spoken in The morning services of worship United Methodist Church will Highlands Xngllsh and Italian. Call during will be at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. James together wtih missionary-evan- Starsiiieare Is Director were also honored. Worship service at ,11 sum. Rev, church hours. 263 MaJn St. Bishop R. Steels, pastor, will deliver tht be held Sunday in fellowship William J. McCullough Is pastor. Angela Soils. sermon. "What Good It A Mountain gelist E. Howard Anderson, The new officers are: Mrs. hall after the 9:30 a.m. wor- Mover?" will appear, at the First As- John Olving Jr., presi ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL J OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY ship service. Highlands Leonardo '' RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS sembly of God Church today Of Methodist Conclave dent; Mrs. William Pomme- The Holy Eucharist will be cele- Morning worship aervice at 11 a.ra. Shrewsbury All have- been appointed by brated this Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble will speak. Bunday meeting Is held at 11 a.m. through Sunday. Services will resell, vice president; Mrs. with Matins at 8:30 a.m. and Even* Evening service at 7:30 p.m. SEA BRIGHT - The Rev. of Wilmore, Ky., will serve as Bishop Prince A. Taylor Jr, of song at 7 p.m. Wm. D. Lorlng, vl&ai begin at 8 o'clock on week Charles Wolfe, secretary, and will pnach. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF OOD evangelist. He will speak each the Southern New Jersey Con- LEONARDO BAPTIST Shrewsbury *i nights and 7 Sunday. George W. Starsmeare, pastor Mrs. Douglas H. Shedd, trea- Leonardo Sunday worship service at 11 -a-in. ~ of the Sea Bright and High- evening at 7:30 and at 10:30 ference to serve at the church Holmdel lunday services will be at 11 s.m. Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Patrick Mr. Bjork's wife and 15-year- surer. for the coming year. and 7:30 ».m. Rev. William Carr wiu O, McLean It pastor. lands Methodist Churches, is a.m. on the two Sundays and Mrs. Ruth Snyder was BOLHDEL CHTJBCH •peak on "A Reed Shaker" st'the old daugher (ravel with'him They are the Rev. Dr. John Holmdel morning aervice. serving as a director for the on July 4. elected membership chairman; The Sunday service will be at and the farfuly group sings and D. Blair, who will commence a.m. with the pastor, Rev. John W, WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Union Beach 10-day Delanco camp meeting plays jnusical instruments. This Sunday at 2:30 p.m. the Mrs. Harold Hornberger, faith his 10th year as senior minis Wallron, officiating. Ulddlotown Sunday services will be t:U an OltACE METHODIST The Rev. Mr. Anderson, who Deginning today and running Rev. Robert E. Acheson, su- and life chairman, and Mrs. ter and the Rev. August Union , Beach through July 7. The camp is in perintendent of the Southwest John Burns and Mrs. Gary Keansburg BETHEL BOLE CHAPEL Worship services will be Sunday it has traveled and spoken exten- Klebsattel and the Rev. Rich- Mlddletown 10 a.m. The Rev. Franklin H. Bird gnely Tabernacle Township, Burling- District of the Southern New Renolds, co - chairmen of 1TB8T METHODIST Services Sunday will be'gllf wtth Jr., Is pastor, sermon: "Better Than in Europe, is a former ard Twidle, assistant min- Keansburg worship at 9:10 a.m, Family Blbli The Best." public school teacher and ad- ton. The public is invited. Jersey Conference of the Ihristian service. isters. Sunday services will be at 0:30 hour at 11 a.m. Lesson: "God's Peo- ted Methodist Church, will be New circle leaders elected a.m and at* 11 a.m. Bev, Newton W. ple In the Land." Evening service ministrator, as well as a mu- . y arelner Is pastor. West Long Branch The ( amp is sponsorcd b main speaker. are Mrs. Herbert Damm, Mrs. sician and minister. He is the' . . , . , • ,, ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC OLD F1BST CHURCH REFORMATION mmlsters and la men m the Stephen Ruzicka Jr., Mrs. Wai Mrs. Eugene Cisck Keansburg AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION LUTHERAN CHURCH author of three hooks which >' Miss Margaret Thompson, Sunday Mines will be at 7, I, «, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST West Long Branch. ccntra! and ter Mahns Jr. and Mrs. Hans 10, 11 and noon. The Rev. Robert Oswald will preach have been translated into Swed- southern areas of missionary to Burundi, Africa, Heads Altar Society Mlddletown the &:1K and 11 a.m. services* ish, Norwegian and (ireeniand i the state. will talk Vagen. BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Worship services at »:30 a.m, The on July 7 at 2:30 Members, were requested to NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. East, Keansbuig Rev. Avertll M. Carson Is pastor, Eskimo. The Rev. Jlmmie Rose p.m; Sunday services'will be held at 11 save yard goods and stockings Eugene N. Cisek was installed sum. Rev. Richard SchwarU is pastor. CALVARY BAFTIST Mlddletown Church School to be made into quilts and as president-of the Rosary-Al- ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Sunday aervlces at 11 a.m. and 1 Keansburg ».m. In the Palrvlew School. The Rtv. blankets-for overseas and oth- tar Society of St. Mary's Cath- Sunday services will bs Holy Con* George J. Elliott, pastor. munlon at 8 a.m. and .Choral Eu- Is Cooperative er .relief. This project will be olic Church at the group's an- charist at 9:39 a.m. ' ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL .NKVPiilnk LINCROFT - The Lincroft worked on in the fall. . nual covered dish supper. Summer schedule: s a.m Holy . Other (peers include Mrs. Keyporl Communion; 10 a.m. Holy Communion United Presbyterian Church, on first and third Hundayr; morning thfi Mitldletown Methodist James keen, first vice presi- irayer on second and fourth Sundays. Neptune City Man OETHSEMANE LUTHERAN dent; Mrs. Robert Ross, sec- Key port Church and the Lutheran 1 Sunday services will be at 8:30, 5:45 CLINTON CHAI'EI. A. JI. E. ZION Church of the Good Shepherd Joins Church Staff ond vice president; Mrs. Ru- and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Henry W. Mlddletown dolph Maurer, secretary, and Klrcher is pastor, Tha Rev. flobert Keglcr Is pastor. are holding a cooperative vaca- HAZLET - Robert C. O'- ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC tion church school at the fa- Mrs. John Feeney, treasurer. Keyport New Shrewsbury Donnell of Neptune City has Mrs. Harold Thompson was Masaes will be at 6:30 and 7:30 cilities of the Presbyterian a.m. and 12:15 p.m. In the church; Church, W. Front St. and Ev- begun his work as minister of retailing officer. S.-30, 0:45 and 11 a.m. tn tha school. REFORMED CHURCH education in St. John's United ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Now Hhrfiwshury erett Eoad, until Wednesday Keytwrt Bunday service will lie at 9:3(1 Tlw Methodist Church. He will bo liinilay services will be: 7:i5 a.m. lev. Isaac c. Holtenberg will ]) The director of the school is Morning Prayer; 8 a.m. Holy Com "What tlic mhlo says About rov associated in this work with Joseph Finkel Lodge rnunion; & a.m. family services and rly." Mrs. Robert Stickle of Holm- 11 a.m. Holy Communion. the pastor, the Rev. Norman Meets at Barbecue I.UTIIEll MKMOIUAL MITHEItAN del fronUhe Methodist Church. R. Riley, the minister of visi- FIRST CHURCH OF CIIIt 1ST (Missouri Hynod) BCIKNTIST New Shrewsbury Each--church is supplying }>art tation, Otto C. F. Janke, and WEST LONG BRANCH-Jo- Keyport MnrnlnK service nt 10:^0 a.m. Rev o( -the stiiff. seph Finkel 1-odge of B'nai Services arn at 11 a.m. Sunday. lonalrl L. Hrlgjs Is paMlor. Rev. K. ;perialist in religious educa- REFORMED Wlltenliurg will l>0 sui-nl sneaker. Those serving from the Pres- B'rith, Long Branch, held an ion, Mrs. .loan Palmer. Kpyport REVKNTII DAY AIIVUNTISl.S byterian Church will be Mrs. informal executive board meet- Morning wnrnti.p at livw a.m. The New RhrowBlnrry Air. O'Donnell was a member Rev. 8. T. Scholten Is pastor. lervlcei will ho held tnmorroiv al Olto Ilintze, assistant director, :if Hie South Carolina Metho- ng Tuesday night at the home U a.m. Itohert K. Tome li minister. Mrs. Herbert Bryant, registrar, list Conference for M years. the president, Jerome En- ETHICAL (xrt.ritiiH i ii.i.oumiii' and Mrs. Harold Turner, Mrs. ?elhart. Little Silver New ahrfiWHbilry Before ciiti'ring the ministry Berylccs at 11 a.m. In tht Ilannty Kenneth Grimm, Mrs. Ray- EMMinY UNITED METHODIST IchooL Mr. O'Donnell served in the About 00 members and offi- MUle Silver mond Lenartowicz, Mrs. AI- •• Navy and was a teacher. \S discussed new policies Itev. Banforrt M. Hancy will nrrach • ml conduct tlm morning worship ser- OukJlMTSt bert Beiga, Mrs. J. Maynard, and summer activities over an vices at 0:30 a.m. Mrs. Charles Long as teachers. mtdoor barbecue. FII1BT MKTIIODIST MOAN'S LIST ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Mrs. George McLaughlin and The lodge plans to send new Ml tin Silver Oaklium ON THE BLOC?* — Old painf-n? donithd (o Trinity Episcopfll Church, Rod Bank, for Rimrtay scrvlt-M will ho Hnly Com- flrrvlcea at o;;jn,| Herbert Smith, refreshments; Iliiss Cherry, son of Mr. and 'ommUtecmen to B'nai B'rilh's nninifin at s and Morning Prayer at Barbara Mulligan, Cindy Ixing, inlo and auction is admired by Rov. Charloi H. Best, and Mrs. Horton lo n in, HPV. riinintin A. Korr, Jr., Ocean port Mrs. J. Carllon Cherry of Ii:i7 S'oithern New Jersey Council rrctnr, will prone.!.. :'arol Ilolph, Joan Ilrynnt, Pat B. Garrison and Mrs. David Garrloniiir, cliairmnn. The salo, n fund-raising projoct to Holmdel Road, Ilazlel, has eminar in Irvington next OAI.VAUY IIAI'TIBT , Long Rrnnch Ocpanport Beign, teeriago helpers and help rebuild tho church rjosfroynd by firo on Eastnr Sunday, took place at Lo been named In Ihe , New Shrowsbury. Uso of the tosn club wai donated by its owner, J. for the second consecutive . Tho next board meeting will WEANPOnr I1MTKD MKTIIOMHT aid Schmidt, Mrs. Dock 10(1- term at the University of Ten- bo at Monmouth YM-YWHA •>rvtcf« bit hold Bunday at P:.1O reimport wards and Mrs. Hans Schmidt, Ke'sey Burr Jr. t rn A Go rt flarvlc«wil l ba held Morning wornhlp lit I):JO s.m and nessee in Knoxville. Center in Long Branch July 23. at 7 p.m. v«nln| worship at 7:.1J p.m. Tin nursery helpers. en. W. WlnJleld WMI IS pastor, •T THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, June 28, 1968—13 Joins Staff Of College I At Syracuse SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Mrs. Karen Kotch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Doherty of 458 Navesink Elver Road, Mid- dlelown, N.J., has joined the \Engiish department of Ononda- 'gn Community .college, here, Mrs. Kotch will teach jour- nalism courses and act as ad- viser to the college's three student publications. She also Charles Calhoun Thomas ManentI Clifton McNish Chester Riley will assist the school public re- lations director. A 1958 graduate of Red Bank Catholic (N.J.) High Boys Attend State Police Academy School, she received a BA de- SEA GIRT — Five county by school officials on the basis sistance of a state police offi- praised the state police for es- gree in English from the Col- youths were among 80 high of character, scholarship and cer in making the presentation. tablishing a program which lege of New Rochelle. She has school juniors from all over the physical ability. Each is ex- The students and some 500 gives young people a better un- done graduate work in litera- state who attended the fourth pected to make a report on his visitors were addressed by derstanding of the role of law AN HONOR FOR HIS DAD — Ellsworth Lee Soden, 12, of 826 Fair Haven Road, ture and photography. annual Trooper Youth Week at experience to his fellow stu- Gov. Richard J. Hughes at enforcement in society and con- the New Jersey Police Acade- Fair Haven, raceives $50 savings bond prije from Samuel Cotenoff of the Retail Prior to joining the faculty, dents when school reopens in ceremonies marking the, end of gratulated the stiments for Mrs. Kotch served as assistant my last week. the fall, and may seek the as- their accomplishments. -Tride Beard of the R«d Bank Community Chamber, of. Gemmjarefl. Hii-&ssay, in the course. The governor to tho advertising manager nt Participating ln-the week of connection with the chamber's Father's Day promotion, won him first prize. Look- Syracuse First Trust and De- simulated police training were ing on ar« his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Soden. (Register Staff Photo)! posit Co. A former editorial as- Clifton McNish, 1510 Sewell sistant at the publishing firm Ave., Asbury Park; Chester of Harcourt, Brace and World, Riley, 21 Leonard Ave., Atlan- she also has been employed ttic Highlands; Charles Cal- by Chapman - Nowafc Inc., lo- houn, 400 Couse Koad., Nep- Education Major Is Learning cal advertising and public re- tune; Thomas Manenti, 21 But- lations firm, and Celanese tonwood PI., Hadet, and Alex Corp., New York City. Wilkinson, Oak Tree Lane, Her husband, Martin Kotch, Rumson. A Job That Is Really Different Is working toward a doctorate The students were selected In political science at Syracuse By JIM KENNEY University. RUMSON — A. stop for gas The couple resides at 928 Ac- at Al Lumont's Mobil Sta- kerman Ave., here. tion at Ridge Road and Ave- nue of the Two Rivers here may present you the novel Says Tastes experience of having a pret- ty, mini-skirted blonde wash- In Houses ing your windshield, Bonnie Bush, a sophomore Has Changed at Monmouth College, has been working at the station MIDDLETOWN - Changes since November and says the in buyer demand for added : regular customers have got- amenities in homes and cor- ten used to her presence* but responding increases in the strangers still react strongly, size of houses provide an ac- Before you buy... usually with laughter. • curate barometer by which the economic growth of an area Her unusual job, in which may be gauged, says Jacob E. She pumps gas, cleans up the V. M. Lefferts Jr. of the Apple COMPARE PERCENTAGES station and washes cars, has brook Agency and Lefferts caused much disturbance, ac- Homes. I Alex Wilkinson cording to Bonnie, but her Monmouth County has been AND EXACT PAYMENTS! family remains defensive about the frequent jokes and among the top dozen areas in Major Saving wisecracks. Nor are they im- the nation in terms of popula- You've seen the ads, picked out the car. Now, you're ready- pressed by her position. Her tion gains, he said adding: Seen in Device to finance. You've heard the claims and you know how father, Herbert Bush of 115 "Now it has reached a compar- able place on the list of areas FORT MONMOUTH - The simple it would be to wrap up the deal.. But, unless you Blackpoint Road, laughs at Army Electronics Command is her claims to competence and achieving unusual economic have an Eatontown New Car Loan, you're apt to lose saving the government up to Still insists on putting the oil growth. money because it costs you just.... Into her car himself. A REAL GASSER — Bonnie Bush, Monmouth College "For many years/' says the $1.25 million by the use of a student, is shown at work in gasoline service station in veteran builder, "Monmouth single diode instead of the 18 formerly employed in a device M MONTHLY TOO PAT 31 MONTHLY TOD PAT Bonnie says she took the' Rumson where the pumps gas, washes cars and cleans was an area in which the n TOO RECEIVE PAYMENTS OF BADE ONLY FATMENTS or BACK ONLY job because she needed work which protects widely em- jor portion of its residential $1,000 $ 45.41 $1089.84 $31.52 $1134.72 and had enjoyed an auto shop the station. (Register Staff Photo] ployed combat radios against sales were accounted for by 68.12 1634.88 47.29 ' 1702.44 course at Rumson-Fair Ha- breakdowns. 1,500 what the building industry 90.83 217*92 63.05 2269.80 ven Regional High School. As reported by the com- 2,000 calls the 'minimum house.'" 113.54 2724.96 78.81 2837.16 She also likes being out of mand's Value Engineering 3,500 However, based on a house- 3,000 136.25 3270.00 94.58 3404.38 doors. Perhaps the main rea- 'ShelbO'Grams' Put by-house breakdown' of ' the ar| electric transient suppres- son is revealed when she most recent 400 houses sold by sor was developed internally Life Iniuranca protection arallabh. smiles and says, "This job the Applebrook Agency, this on a crash basis by the Elec- Is different." Girl, 18 In Spotlight trend has been completely re- tronic Components Laboratory Station owner Al Lamont y versed. The Monmouth area is to protect radio sets from the $4.50 PER HUNDRED PER YEAR-LOWEST says Bonnie has been doing NEW YORK - When a Little leading the parade of more effects of voltage transients in NEW CAR INTEREST RATES IN THE AREA excellent work and is just one Silver, N. J., teen finds sea- luxurious houses and larger tracked vehicles such as arm- of the boys. That is, until you shells at the shore near her homes. ored personnel carriers and look at her. Mr. Lamont ap- home, she turns them Into sta- According to Lefferls, the tanks, • OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE preciates the reactions of the tionery. 400 houses included 261 resale The $1.25 million saving es- male customers. Eighteen-year-old Jean Fied- homes, 113 new homes at 17 timate is based on the num- Many of them, who would ler of 100 Cross St., who is communities represented by ber of suppressors expected to ADIRONDACK BATS be required through fiscal 1970, never think of helping any of spotlighted in the "Teen Scene" the Applebrook Agency and 26 To Any Boy Accompanied By A Parent Sat Morning Only the men at the station, offer feature of the July Seventeen built by Lefferts Homes itself. in the absence of other correc- her assistance, he said. magazine, uses five or six tive approaches. • Highway 35 & Others feel uncomfortable large shells for each of her Registration Set watching a girl check the oil 'Shell-O-Grams." She writes IEIATONTOWN WyckoH Rood her messages with felt tip pens, Commercial KEANSBURG - Registration so they steadily look across for all new borough elementary the street at the Oceanic Li- then wraps the shells In cotton- lined boxes for mailing. Sites Sold and high school students will [NIATIONAL brary. Says Mr. Lamont, "I be held in the local public wouldn't be surprised to see According to Jean, careful packaging may be the most school, Frances Place, Monday IBIANK Shopping Ctnter the library get a fresh coat By Agency through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon, of paint in the near future." important part of getting her messages to inland friends. SHREWSBURY-Walker and beginning July 1. Although Bonnie's presence Main Office Open Sat., 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 'Talk about a breakdown in Students must present trans- at the station has brought an Walker, Bealtors, reports the fers and scholastic and health Member Federal Depoilt Inntrancf Corp. communications!" she ex- closing of three commercial increase in business, she has claims. records from previous schools. no plans to give Standard Oil sites in the immediate area. competition. An elementary "My first letter arrived in Jean Fiedler a hundred tiny pieces." She is Charles A. Darrah, sales man- education major at Mon- ager and commercial rep- mouth, she intends to teach delighted that people save her High School in June, she was "letters" and use them as ash- secretary of the student coun- resentative, listed and negoti- school after graduation. After ated the sale of a l'/j acre watching her at work, the trays. The only disadvantage, cil, a member of the Youth she says, is "I can't say any- tract on South St., Eatontown, suspicion arises that the Wants to Know Bible Club and thing personal." involved in senior class activi- adjacent to the Eatontown Cir- school, too, will be "differ- ties. cle. Formerly owned by the es- ent." The daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fiedler, Jean started Jean will enter Maryville Col- tate of Lillian Tucker, the prop- sending her "Shell-O-Grams" lege, Maryville, Tenn., this fall erty was purchased for devel- Wood Is Appointed last fall when a summer friend and plans to major in elemen- opment by Willard Burner and moved inland for the school tary education. She hopes his associates of Eatontown. An Academy Aide year. A graduate of Red Bank eventually to teach. Mr. Darrah also sold an of- KIAMSSHA LAKE, N.Y. — fice building at Willow Drive Dr. William L. Wood, 2b8 broad and Parker Ave, Little Silver, St., Red Bank, N.J., was elect- to Anthony J. Camassa of the ed to the board of governors Sobriety at the Wheel Camassa Agency (formerly Ca- of the New Jersey Academy massa-Smith Agency), Long of Ophthalmology and Otolar-. Branch, who will use the facili- yngology at the academy's an- Isn't Enough, Says Sills ties as a branch office to con- nual meeting. duct his real estate and insur- Dr. Wood is an car, nose and TRENTON — New Jersey drinking drivers, are a high- ance business. The firm has throat specialist with offices in drivers must not only keep way menace," Mr. Sills de- joined the Red Bank Area Mul- Red Baniteand Middletown. themselves sober at the wheel, clares. :ipb Listing Service. At the safe session Dr. N. but they should also keep an Highway deaths in New Jer- The third parcel listed and Craig Roberts; 255 Third Ave., eye nut for drunken pedestri- sey are already far ahead of lOld by Mr. Darrah was a SO Long Branch, N..I. was named ans, Arthur J. Sills, state at- last year's toll. As of June l(i, by 200-foot lot in the business chairman of the eye section of torney general, warns. there had been 581 fatalities in MIIC on Thomas Ave, Shrews- the academy. "During 1087, there wore 310 the state, against 481 in 10(17,at bury, owned by Mr. and Mrs. pedestrians killed. Of this num- the same time. Vincent Hammond. A. S. David- ber 157 were tcsled for the Mnnmouth County has kept son & Sons, building con- alcohol factor," Mr. Kills re- pace with the state increase, .ractors, Shrewsbury, pur- Corp* ports. "Of the 157 tested, 81), listing 38 deaths as of June l(i •hnscd the property and are 1'T. 1WLVOIH, Vn. — Sec- or 57 per cent, showed posi- against 2!! last year. Monmouth jrccling a building for office ond I.t, MerrlH Lnne lird, Mid- tive. Of Hie 0(1 positives, M had County ranks fifth among the mid service use. dle) own, has Rrndunted from readmit of .15 pw cent or slate's 21 counties in number the U.S. Army Kngincer flf- above," the attorney general of fatalities, surpassed only by $1,033,000 Realty Sales tlivr Candidate School here, (Kills. Ks.sex, witli 58; Uergen and and has been ninmiisslourtl a A blood alcohol eonlent of .15 Si'IUNfi LAKE—South Mon- Camdcii, wilh '11 each, and motli Multiple Listing Service second lieiilciiul in the Corps per (•.••lit or more Is presump- Middlesex, witli 42. $ of Km;inorn. tive evtdrii-.-e of Intoxication reports a sales' volume in resi- The civ • -nuinii I'll week for drivers under state statute, Spring can lie beautiful! See dential properties of $1,033,000 coiii'so In ('• ''"('(I in |".wV" ••'"pose behind the wheel the hemitlful buys in today's [or May of 1008, compared to Down with Cluny Scotch. 5.99 Urn U.S. A i'iy \vi h c,"::lifictl ! .;•,•'(! be on Hie alert for "Unices lor Sale" in the Clas- ii volume of $9115,150 for May a nnfln'""!' pi^t'ion 1";i'i"f;. i'luidn.-; p"de.slniln,s, who, like sified Section now! cur ago. mm

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FOR HOURS OF KIDDY fUN And we can show you how to 18 Make Dean's List afEutgers \ REG. 33.95 i manage easily, without NEW BRUNSWICK - Eigh Thomas E. Lenahan Jr., 18 —Robert E. McLeod, 4 Pauls $ 77 I. budget strain. teen residents of Monmouth Center St., '70; Fair Haven — Place, '69; Red Bank — Gor- Hurry in and save You save small amounts County were among the 445 ju- Mark A. Gettleson, 78 Harvard don R. Hodas, 135 Branch Ave., (2 only) monthly... the sooner you niors, sophomores and fresh- Road, '70; Farmingdale — Max '69; New Shrewsbury — John 17 men; named to the fall term I. Hamburger, Box 445, '69; D. Castellini, 98 LelandTer., start the better. High V Dean's List at Rutgers College Freehold — Israel Mayk, Box 71; Union Beach — Louis J. earnings can add up to a full of Arts and Sciences in this city 582, 70; Miles H. Niemtzow, 21 Kaluzienski, 535 Lorillard Ave., year's tuition, free! Dean's List students all re- Broadway, '71; Hazlet—Joseph 70; Wall Township, Evan W. 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HAZLET ' Her I Rank 'til 9 trillion Airport Ploia Main Offki DOWNTOWN RED BANK ^ Tonti Optimistic; Labor Urges Passage E^BEGEFER 'May Have' Thruway Bill Solution RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1968 By DORIS KULMAN constructed" the alternate bond issue to finance construc- with Sen. Case yesterday. assure financing of this most WOODBRIDGE - Organized roads. tion of the proposed 43-mile He appreciates the view- important highway program." labor has launched an aggres- When Contracted Thruway from Edison to Toms points of Sen. Case and Mr. As reported in yesterday's sive drive for passage of the The authority wants the River. Tonti, Mr. Fontana said last Daily Register, the labor Garden State Thruway legis- legislation to read that it shall So far, Sen. Case is adamant night. groups now endorse the proj- lation. impose the tolls when it "shall on the language of the bill, but "But I don't understand ect, declaring it will relieve While the New Jersey and have contracted to construct" he willl consider other wording what the problem is," the la- traffic congestion on the free Union County AFL-CIO, for- the alternate roads. "as long as it provides for bor leader continued. "We all stretches of the parkway, pro- mer opponents of the mea- The present language of the completion of construction of agree that alternate roads vide needed additional roads, sure, are putting their endorse- bill violates the authority's the alternate roads before im- shall be built before tolls are and create jobs. ment in writing to New Jer- agreement protecting-parkway position of tolls,-" an-aide to collected. That's the-only ques- •"Our-county-AFtCIO Coun- sey's congressional delegation, bondholders against authority the senator said yesterday. tion we had." cil has called upon and can ex- state Highway Authority of- loss of control over tolls, the Alfred A. Fontana, legisla- In an official statement yes- pect the full support of our ficials are making a last-ditch authority's bond counsel tive chairman of the Union terday, Mr. Fontana called State AFL-CIO organization effort to find statuatory lan- warns. They say it creates a County AFL-CIO and vice pres- upon New Jersey's congres- . . ." Mr. Fontana said, and guage acceptable to both the legal loophole that endangers ident of both the county and sional delegation to support the the groups will work vigorous- authority's bond counsel and sale authority bonds. state labor organization, dis- Thruway measure "and to sup- ly for the program's expedi- Sen. Clifford P. Case. The authority plans a new cussed the linguistic difficulty port it in language that will tious implementation. "And we think we may have found it," D. Louis Tonti, au- thority executive director, re- ported last night. Mr. Tonti said the author- St. James Convent Dedication ity's attorneys last night were researching what they believe may be the solution to the lan- guage problem. "And I told them not to go Will Take PlaceSundayEvening to bed until they finished re- searching it," Mr. Tonti said. KED BANK - Dedication of of the faculty of St. James The convent was designed by pastor of St. James, In 1959, Yesterday's meeting of au- the new St. James Convent will Grammar School and Bed Bank Bernard Kellenyi, architect, which included construction of thority officials and its legal, CLEAN-UP SQUAD of volunteers from the Monmouth County Historical Society take place Sunday. Catholic High School. The com- and erected by the Patock Con- St. James Grammar School, financial and feasibility advis- munity has been teaching in the struction Company. Its comple- renovation of St. James Church tackles the grounds of Allen House in Shrewsbury, said to be the oldest house in ers continues this morning, in The laying of the cornerstone parish since 1888. Sister Mary tion is the culmination of a and the erection of the new Monmouth County. The historic home recently was turned over to the society in preparation for a Monday af- and the solemn blessing of the Immaculate is the present su- building program begun by wing of Red Bank Catholic accordance with terms of tha will of the late Mrs. Henry H. Holmes. Workers ternoon appointment with Sen. chapel and convent is sched- perior. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, High School. Case in Washington, uled for 5:30 p.m., with Bishop are Mrs. Donald E. Lawes Jr; kneeling, and, left to right, Mrs. Charles Slingluff Jr. Racing Time George W. Ahr as celebrant. of Rumson; Mrs, George String, Mrs. Bassett S. Winmill and Mrs. John G. Mid- The authority is racing the Chaplains include the Rev. dleton of Locust; Mrs. William Russell Jr., Rumson; Mrs. K. Gerard Howie and calendar. The Thruway legis- Henry Murphy of St. Anthony's Mrs. H. Anthony Huber, Middlatown, and Mrs. John W. Spurdle, Rumson. lation is tacked onto the 1968 and the Rev. Patrick H. Bar- Federal Aid Highway Act, (Register Staff Photo)' rett of St. James. The chanters scheduled for House vote on will be the Rev. Florian J. Gall Tuesday. A language change of St. James and the Rev. Rich- could be effected by an amend- ard Leadem of Sacred Heart ment from the House floor. Church, New Brunswick. The Union Beach Will Battle State The problem centers around Rev. Edward U. Kmiec, vice the wording of legislation that chancellor and secretary to the would permit the authority to bishop, will be master of cere- buy and impose tolls on sec- monies. On Natco Lake Area's Future tions of the Garden State Park- The ceremony will conclude way, now free because they with Benediction of the Blessed By ED WALSH instituted condemnation pro- Co., which manufactures at its were constructed with federal Sacrament in St. James Church ceedings, and then made a for- UNION BEACH - Final de- industrial complex just to the funds. with the bishop as celebrant, mal offer. termination of the Natco north and west of the lakes, The authority has pledged it and the Rev. William Anderson Lake Area, deemed a prime bought the entire site from the —"The land should be for will have alternate free roads of St. James, diocesan director industrial site by borough offi- borough. Several years later, use of the public. We are the built and open before impos- of the Society for the Propa- cials, and termed one of the it reconvened the site' to the public, but we will get no use ing tolls on free sections of gation of the Faith, as deacon key parcels in the Bayshore borough for recreational pur- from it if the land is con- the Parkway in Union and of exposition. Hurricane Protection project poses. demned." Middlesex Counties. by state officials, will be de- The state plans construction Not good enough, in the opin- The sermon will be preached The borough has 20 days in by Msgr. Robert T. Bulman, cided in Superior Court.' which to answer the suit. May- on the site of a 900-foot dike ion of Sen. Case and Eep. with a 50-foot base tapering to Frances Dwyer, both Union pastor of St. Mary's Church, The state, after showing or Alfred T. Hennessy Jr. last New Monmouth. night outlined the course of de- 12 feet in thickness at the top County Republicans. They original interest in a six-acre and standing 12 feet high to The Sisters' Choir of St. part of the overall tract, has fense the borough plans to fol- want the promise in the law. low. keep flood waters from West To overcome the objections James Convent will provide Instituted condemnation pro- Keansburg and parts of Keans- the music, with Anibal Gonza- ceedings for the entire 71-acre "We have three basic steps of the two New Jersey legisla- burg. tors, the House Public Works lez at the organ. ROTARY OFFICERS — Red Bank Rotary Club Installed officers yesterday In parcel, but only, according to that we will use for our mo- 1 Conservation Commissioner tion for dismissal," he said. "I'll admit that the dike has Committee reworded the leg- The new convent, a three- Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. At right is the new president, Frank L. Porter of Richdale Robert A. Hoe, to allow the got to come inland some- islation to read that the au- story brick structure at 25 Road, Colts Neck, receiving gavel from rhe outgoing president, Thomas J. DeFelice —"The state has not shown where," Mayor Hennessy thority shall impose the tolls Drummond Place, will house state entry to the site where a a cause of action in this case, of 45 Pine St., Lincroft. In center is the installing officer, Charles Phillips, past dis- flood control dike will be built. continued, "but if they were to on free sections of the Park- 33 Sisters of Mercy of North —nor have they produced an continue it along the shore line, way only when "it shall have Plainfield, who make up part trict governor from the Asbury Park Rotary, The natural salt water lakes enabling act justifying the sit- it would protect half of our were originally used for the uation. town." mining of clay more than —"The state contemplates Mayor Hennessy said he has 35 years ago. When the com- taking the entire lake area, signed an affidavit calling pany went bankrupt, the bor- which they have indicated no for dismissal, and that Bor- Westside Community Center Set to Open ough acquired the lands on tax use for. Another point under ough Attorney Phillip J. Blan- liens. this heading is the fact the da Jr. will present the motion. BED BANK — The Westside will have to be the responsibil- part of the building If the bor- group has been pressuring for Committee had reported If In the early 1950's, Interna- . A court date has not been state verbally offered the bor- Community Center will be open ity of one of the .civic orga- ough opened it as a community a Westside Community Center would cost about $5,000 to ren- tional Flavors and Fragrances determined. v ough $3,700 for the easements, Monday on schedule, Mayor nizations, the mayor said. center. for a year. ovate the West Bergen Place John P. Arnone said last night. He said that until the Con- There hasn't been any fur- The Neighborhood Facilities building and $1,200 to heat it. It will be clean and usable, cerned Citizens hires a direc- ther word from that agency, Committee was appointed by The committee, headed by although not in "living room" tor, the borough's Parks and Mayor Arnone said. Mayor Arnone in response to Councilman Theodore J. La- Julius Golden Reappointed Twice condition, he said. Recreation. Department will be MCAP has moved its Red a "town hall" meeting on the brecque, said use of the build- responsible for staffing the cen- Bank Area Neighborhood Ser- Westside last summer, called The mayor said extensive ing must be regarded as an ter. /* vice -Center from this bor- by the NAACP youth, at which interim solution.'The commit- work has been done on the ough's Westside to Atlantic the need for borough-owned As Long Branch's City A ttorney exterior of the 144 West Bergen Monmouth Community Ac- tee favored the idea of using tion Program Inc., the county's Highlands. It maintains a lo- recreational facilities was out- Place building, and on the Oakland Street School, after its LONG BftANCH - Julius J. official antipoverty 'agency, cal office on Harrison Ave. lined. grounds. replacement, as a permanent Golden was reappointed city at- had announced it would rent The local NAACP youth The Neighborhood Facilities center. Originally a school, the build- ) torney here last night — twice. ng later housed the YMCA. City Council first appointed Most recently, it has been a Mr. Golden to his post them- warehouse. The borough leased Pacts Let selves, then later approved his t last week from A. P. Busch, Union Beach Wants Governor appointment by Mayor Paul Inc., for one-year for $6,400. For School Nastasio, thus avoiding a con- The Busch firm has repaired •FREEHOLD - The Board of troversy which had recently or replaced windows, the door 1 To Sign Sen. Rinaldo's Bill Education has awarded con- arisen over who has the power and the roof, the mayor said, of appointment. tracts for the construction of and borough employes have UNION BEACH - At the law, it may be the last chance transferring the borough's the 10-classroom addition to In the past, the city attorney worked three or four days suggestion of Sen. Matthew J. for direct financial aid from .health insurance program from the Park Avenue school. cleaning the grounds. Rinaldo, R-Union, Borough Trenton for property tax relief. Prudential Insurance Co. to has been chosen by council. The addition, which will also However, a state law, The interior of the building Council voted last night to tele- Former Councilman Philip the New Jersey Blue Cross and graph Governor Richard, J. Cassidy of Jersey Ave. cited a Blue Shield. house administrative offices, is the Faulkner Act, states that s clean, but in need of paint- scheduled for completion Sept. the head of a municipal legal ing, the Mayor said. Hughes urging him to sign a pigeon nuisance in his immedi- Councilmen Arthur Lembo, bill that will swell the borough ate area and called for an or- 1, 1969. department is to be chosen by He said council had been told Charles Barker, and Joseph the mayor, with the advice and treasury by $24,000 next year. dinance by council to rid the Cunningham voted in favor of The contract for general con- •arious groups had volunteers area of the alleged detriment struction went to P. Thompson, consent of the council. Last willing to do the painting, "but The funds will be in direct the resolution, but Councilman year, Superior Court upheld state aid and will be the bor- to health. Andrew O'Bosky cast a nega- Construction Co., Neptune, now I understand there aren't which bid $249,770 for the job. the law in a conflict between any." ough's share of 10 per cent of After a brief discussion, Mr. tive vote. Councilmen Thomas the Brick Township mayor and the sales tax revenue. Cassidy was referred to the Perno and Peter Walker ab- Structural steel and iron council over the appointment The Neighborhood Facilities Sen. Rinaldo suggested the Board of Health and advised stained. work will be done by Breen itudy Committee had suggest- Iron Works, Hillside, at a cost of that town's attorney. funds could be used to reduce to sign a complaint against the Following the adoption, May- ed the building be used as a property taxes next year, and breeders. of $17,652. drop-in center" for unorga- or Alfred T. Hennessy Jr. For a while, it appeared that said if the bill does not become Council adopted a resolution Robert Patterson, West Long a- similar conflict would arise nized teenage activities, includ- called for adjournment, but was Branch, will install the plumb- here. There were rumors that ng pool, ping pong, darts, interrupted by James Ellis, a ing for $30,930 and the heating Mayor Nastasio would try to cards and socializing. Prudential representative, who and ventilation for $81,237. called for a point of order. replace Mr. Golden, and coun- However, the Youth Council Judy Rosenblum Loses Electrical work will be done cil announced it would appoint ON WHEELS—Long Branch Councilman Samuel Teicher of the Greater Red Bank Area Mayor Hennessy again called by Freehold Electric, Freehold, him whether or not the mayor arrived at last night's council meeting—as he promised Branch, National Association for adjournment and told Mr. at a cost of $47,872. consented. —on a bicycle. He plans to continue riding the two or the Advancement of Col- In Race for ''Governor' Ellis that a point of order But Mayor Nastasio an- ored People, came up with a could come only from the coun- milos from his home to meetings, as "It's wonderful Veterans for Nixon nounced his nomination of Mr. detailed proposal for an exten- NEW BRUNSWICK - Judy "After I thought about," she cil table. oxerciso. Also, the last half of the trip is downhill." Rosenblum of Freehold yester- said, "I really didn't feel bad- Golden in a letter to council, sive educational program oper- Shortly after adjournment, Formed in Jersey and the expected conflict end- But won't it bo uphill going back? "My wifo'll drive ating in the center. The Con- day lost the gubernatorial ly about losing . Out of Mr. Ellis began speaking to the ed in agreement. Councilman me homo," ho explains, (Rogistor Staff Photo) cerned Citizens of the Greater race at the 22d annual Girls' 450 girls, I lost by only 30 council, Mayor Hennessy ex- WASHINGTON - Charles S. Elliot L. Katz explained to "the Red Bank Area said they would State at Douglass College by votes. cused himself, saying, "I've Rhyne, chairman of the Unit- 30 votes to a 17-year-old Lake- public, who may be mystified raise funds and hire a director "I realized that God made heard enough about insurance." ed Citizens for Nixon Commit- Hulsart, auditor; Leslie Aaron granted to 31 other applicants. wood girl. 1 by our repeating the resolu- to.implement the program the me lose for some reason, He walked away. tee, lias announced formation tion" to appoint Mr. Golden, and William Scott, Board of Ad- It was suggested that coun- NAACP youth group proposed. Selected governor of New maybe Lynn will have more of a New Jersey Veterans for justment. cil bring up at a later date Victor J. Buccinn was ap- that the procedure was intend- Concerned Citizens now is in- Jersey In a mock election yes- time than I would have to de- Nixon Committee. In other business, council vot- Viator J. LoPinto's suggestion pointed permanent building in- ed to "avoid any possible le- terviewing applicants for the terday was Lynn Jaffe of Lake- vote to the position." spector on a part, time basis in Edward A. Duva, of Leo- Kill ambiguity," and that it ed to approve the liquor license that Long Branch pass its own wood. gun control laws. LoPinto also irector's post, Detective Lt. Judy, who is employed by accordance with a Civil Ser- nardo, N.J., past commander should not be considered as es- transfers from Joseph Agnel- Benjamin II. Glover, chairman, of the New Jersey Department lino to Attilio A. Angclino, trad- suggested a voluntary program "The girls (those attending The Daily Register's Freehold vice certification. tablishing a precedent for fu- ;aid last night. Girls' State) were fantastic," new bureau as a teen- Council unanimously ap- of the Veterans of Foreign ture councils. ing as Jazz City, and from An- for city residents of turning in thony M. Tomaino to Itol- guns and violent toys. Mayor Arnone hailed the pro- Judy said last night. "Even age news reporter and secre- proved the renewal of 12 lav- Wars, lias been named chair- jram proposed by the NAACP tary, added that she hopes she man of the New Jersey com- Robert Mazzacco also re- lcne P. Tomaino, trading as It was also suggested -that after I lost, they kept singing em licenses, two liquor store ceived a "double appointment" Running Brook Inn, subject to Youth Council. for me." can return to Girls' State next licenses, and one club license. mittee. council, in preparation for tlie 1 year as a counselor. JIS a member of the city's the outcome of investigations to summer season, pass anli-Ioi- "It's really a terrific pro- A 17-year-old senior at Free- An ordinance vacating cer- I.osi Housing Authority. Agreement find whether the listed owners tcritig laws and safety laws gram," he said, "I hope they hold Regional High School. "Lynn is very qualified," tain paper si reels in the Mast Black short-haired female between the mayor and coun- arc the true parties of inter- regulating surfing on city can put it into effect. It cer- Judy said that she wasn't real- said Judy. Point area in conjunction with doi; in Shrewsbury. Reward. cil had been expected In his est. beaches, such as requiring a tainly would be worthwhile." ly upset until slm returned to The girls, dressed In formal tin; land sale to Jersey Cen- 717-12X7. (Adv.) case. But staffing for the program gowns, last night ntlRiidcd the tral Power and Light Co. was A hearing was set for July swimming test and protective the dormitory and many of the Swim Suit Sale inaugural bull. Miss Janet unanimously adopted. The following rcappointmcnls 25 on the application of Suburb- headgear for surfers. NOTICE girls were crying. ((''unions makes) now going Woo, outgoing governor, was Mrs. Mary Sabik, borough were also made, for two-year an Inn Inc. for a renewal of Condemnation proceedings The regular meeting of the At- "And then I cried," she said. on at Tin; Shirley Shop, Broad presented a $350 scholarship clerk, was directed to write lli« terms: / Its liquor license. The applica- against Sophie Tcpperman for antic Highlands Planning lint after talking lo her counse- St., Red Hank. (Adv.) tion was objected to by Mon^ a lot on Lincoln Ave. were ad- Board will l>c held on July 11 lor, Mrs. Aim Slocum of West by the American Legion Aux- Monnioiilli Community Ad inn Richard T. NoWlc, engineer; Program (MCAI1) that llu< bor- Mill House llcstaurunt Holirit I/. Minimi, prosecutor; mouth County Package .Stores, journed for two weeks, duo to instead of July 4. Long Branch, and her mother, iliary. Tim new governor, 1 ough would like to receive Open 7 days a week. Dancing Charles K J'olkL cliiiirmim of Inc. the hosnitallzatlon of Mrs, Tep- George Rich Judy added that they helped among other award. ;, was pre- MCAP services. nightly. ' f (Adv.) I lunnir;; lV(iurd\ Armour S. l,l(|iinr liccn1;" renewals were pormiinG, Secretary $ cheer her up. sented! a trophy. (S-TWE DAILY REGISTER Fri

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I'65 CHEVROLET $1695 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST I Impola convertible, eljht-tyllrxler, I '65 CHEVY II I automatic transmission, powtr itMr-1 AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER Wogon. Special. | Ing. blm with matching Inferior. THERE IS A '64 CORVETTE $2795 I SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. $895 I Convtrllblt. 927 cubit Inch engine, I I four-ipttd transmission, AM/FAA re- I SHREWSBURY AVE 741-8500 SHREWSBURY I dlo, nowsr wlndowi, blut. Excellent I '65 CHEVROLET I condition. impolo V-l wooon. Automatic tronv I ROUND THE CLOCK mtwlon, radio* heater, power steer- '64 CHEVROLET $14951 inj. Impolo convertible eight cylinder automatic tronemlulon. powir steer- $1895 Ing. '65 COMET STATION WAGONS Cyclone. V-l, twKtoar hardtop, Aulo-1 malic transmission, radio, hsaier, | '47 RAMBLER $22951 buckit Matt. "770" station wagon. Six cylinder. 30-DAY • automatic transmission, completely 1 equipped. Dark brown. Low mileage. $1495 I Extra clean. SELL-A-THON — AT — •47 CHEVROLET $2395 | MECHANICAL GUARANTEE •el Air, ttnllon wogon. V-l, '65 THUNDERBIRD completely equipped. v-Hardtopl twwloo, automatir hardtopc transmission. Automati* ro-c 1 Compare Our Cars And Prices And Buy Now transmissiondio, healer,, radiopowtr, hMltrsteerin.g power f brakes. I •** CHEVROLET $2095 I Because Of Our Low Prices, We Will Nor S»!l I BelAIr nlne-pcnstnger wagon, elght- I cylinder, automotlc transmission, | To Competitive Dealers. $1995 I power steering, areen. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC Blscayne waoon. Automatic trantmli* I '65 FORD $12951 '65 MUSTANG Falun station wagon. ilcm. rodlv, tttettr, 1963 THUNDERBIRD 1967 PONTIAC nor hardtop, i, radio, hwl I '6^P>4 • VPONTIA ^^ II V P V • 1 -^VC _ . (^ W ' •** 1 Erght'-cylincfori automatic TSur-doof.Eight-cylinder, Tempeit Custom station wagon, • trttntrnfiilon, power. automatic trinmiiflon, power, cylinder! aulomalle transmission, 1 '64 CHEVROLET$1395 - power steering. - FROM 9 A.M. FRIDAY MORNING $1395 air conditioned. Impola VI wogon, two-door hardtop, I automatic trommlulon, radio, heater, I'63 FALCON $ 695 | powe'6r5 steering CHEVROLE. T Station wogon, t cylinder, $2595 Standard transmission. won. Automat TO 10 P.M. SATURDAY NIGHT 1966 THUNDERBIRD btcttr, $1395 I '62 CHEVROLET $ 7951 Landau. Eight-cylinder, I Novo, station wogon, fully equipped. automatic transmission, powtr, 1967 FORD $1495 ~~—HAVE A >^i^k*%fVWWW% Fatrlane hardtop. Eight- Mallb'6u 4woflon CHEVELL. Automcrtlc tronimllE * lion, rodlo, htafer. '62 CHEVROLET $ 595 1 cylinder, tutomatle Don. Automertl I Boialr, t postenger station wogon, I $2895 transmission, power. htafer. cyllndir, automatic transmission, COFFEE BREAK WITH $1195 $2195 •44 CHEVROLET HAIDTOPS > SEDANS FRANK and JACK 1964 PONTIAC impola V.i convertible. Automatic Hardtbp. Eight-eytnder, trommlulon, rodlo, healer, power FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS steering. '66 IMPALA $1895 four-speed transmission. 1966 CHEVROLET Four-dcor hardtop. Sin cylinder, auto- Corvalr twedoor sedan, motlc trammlislon, power steering. I $1394 Blue. $1295 Six-cylinder, automatie transmission* IMPAt A $20W '63 RAMBLER 11'Four-doo" r hardtop, Eight cylinder, 1966 CHEVROLET' Ambonoaor wo four-door «dan. automatic transmission, power steer- OVER 1OO USED CARS Impala Wagon* E^rit-eyllndar, $1395 Aulomoflt tfonimtsslon, power stor- ing and power brakes. AM/FM rodlo, ing. Fodory olr conditioning. tu to ma He transmission! power. $795 '66 FORD $2095 $2195 1964 PONTIAC XL two-door hordlop, I cyllndtr. outomotic trammiulon, power iteer- Hardtop. Eight-cylinder, Infj. Red with black bucket seott. DRASTICALLY REDUCED four-speed. Cioui'6c woflon2 RAMBLE. Automatic irammliR - 1964 CADILLAC slon, radio, onheater. Autom. a '66 CHEVROLET $15951 Four-dooioor Sedan DDeVllle. heater. HOURLY SPECIALS Loaded. $1295 Bhcaynt, (wo-door ttdan, t cylinder/ I automatic Iranimisilon. Very clean. I $495 Gold. All Reduced for One Hour Only, First Qualified Buyer Takes It! $2395 A FEW CATS & DOGS '66 CHEVROLET $20951 1965 BUICK tmpala four-door hardtop* 8 cylinder, FRIDAY MIDNIGHT 1964 TEMPEST WAGON $1189 LaSabre hardtop, ON SALE automatic tranimlislon, power steer- ing. Dork blue, very low mileage, 1966 LINCOLN Eight-cylinder, automatie SATURDAY 1 A.M. 1964 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE ...... $2200 transmission, power. '62 CORVAIR $159 Continental. Loidsd. '65 CHEVROLET $17951 AIR CONDITIONiD Mol'.bu Suptr Sporl. Blahl cylinder,[ automatic -trcmimlulon, Power ilter*- SATURDAY 2 A.M. $3395 $1595 '61 FALCON $129 Ing. Bucket leott. 1965 FORD LTD ..r _.t.;..;..$1725 '62 RAMBLER $69 •65 CHEVROLET $16951 SATURDAY 3 A.M. 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA ._.'.$1595 Impola four-door hardtop. Eight [ SUPER SPORT cylinder automatic" (tranimlsilon, I HERE IS A SAMPLE OF OUR '60 CORVAIR $119 Power ttetrlng. ~ ' SATURDAY 4 A.M. 1965 MUSTANG ...: ....$1295 •64 CORVETTE S2795 6 CYLINDER, STICK' SAVINGS ON ALL NEW FORDS '59 CKEV. WAGON $129 HOrdtop. M7 cubic Inch engine, I lour-swed tranimliilon. AM FM ro-1 SATURDAY 5 A.M. 1963 FORD GALAXIE ..$ 550 dio. Dork brown. '58 CHEVROLET $49 FOUR DOOR, STICK '' '64 CHEVROLET $13951 SATURDAY 6 A.M. 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $2195 '57 CHEV. WAGON $99 Imnola Sport Coup*. 1 cylinder, onto- i 1968 MUSTANG 2-doer Hardtop rriattr tron^rnlition, powtr itetrlng. AUTOMATIC '55 PONTIAC $49 British Gnm. ' $ ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE 295 CASH OR TRADI BUY NOW OVER 100—1968 FORDS IN STOCK KITSON AND SAVE! FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

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211-1101 HIGHWAY 36 and MONMOUTH ROAD TOM'S FORD 200 HWY. 35 244-1400 fin! A. , At!untie HlghUnds WEST LONG BRANCH KEYPORT AUTOS FOB S/UE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE LOST AV» FOUND AUTOMOTIVE KrMsy. hnf 28. ]%3--J7 AUTOS FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER <<>f, ineAvre ma'.i. Se*. Bright 842- imi CHJSVKUJE UaMhu, &>Z cu !c. 317* i we-door hardtop. Power itetrEns, mnnole, bucket «pat«. Cordova t'*p. * AOTOS FOR SALE BEST Onp owner 21,000 mile*. $1880. Con- tact R.S. Maijon, 6T14MA. 1MB AU8TIN-HEALET? 300O—Mark PUBIIC' NOTICE II ftrl-carb). Black, red leather In- GREATER SAVINGS- :Wi^TKD^~Pirthrintereited It Uk~ terior, 4-speert on floor, electric ovsr- Inn over balance on re poise used cam. drlve. rariln, heater, wire whepM. En- CARS TOWED AWAY t hive 30 can *v a II able. For Informa- gine and Iran* mission rebuilt >>w 747-9895 tion. Joe Palltnte, Town * Country Mfn, shock*, uprlnfC", fufl pump. Ank- Dndrf. MM100. l"K (1200. 2fl!-0106 ir 787-3891 evening* BARGAIN or weekend. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTOS FOK SALE lf>r>*> CADILLAC COUPE -- Rood "con- AUTOS FOR SALE dition rtipap. See at Tony'K Mobile. Brnari ami Maple Ave.. Red Bank. FROM OUR STOCK OF OVER 100 NEW CARS F I V M7)77fH~"rH)6iii — Spnrl Fury." Four opfPd. Aqua cnlor. blank In- terior Going; oversea*. Call 5311889 BUYS after 5 T-BIRD LANDAU - 1963, white In during our anr1 out, tiln ck vinyl wal. Power. '68 Dodge SAVE GIVE US A rndH heater. Best offer. 291-aili- Monaco 3 sear Motion wogon. Power ORAi^rPRncCo steerlno., brckei, rack. Vinyl custom J. . JLi, 1'DVVBR, AIR CON- Interior. Air cond. 700 miles. 3212. DITIONED. 12,000 MILES. CALL 671- rr 5587. •67 Chevrolet $2699 Impola 3 seat station wagon. Auto- rtl SEETHE LIGHT SALE! (More Classified Ads matic traris. P "er steering & brakes. Radio. 3226. To Show You Whr You Should Buy A On The Next Page) '66 Buick $2799 LTDs - GALAXIES - MUSTANGS - TORINOS-T-BIRDS-FALCONS Electro 225 4-dr, hardtop. Air con- ditioned, vinyl top, power window! AUTOS FOR SALE and seats. PRICED AS LOW AS •68 '66 Chevrolet $1899 Caprice Sport Coupe. V-S engine, 4-spwd, floor shift. •66 Ford $1699 2033 Bob White Galaxle 4-dr. Sedan. V-8 engine, power steering and brakes. •66 Rambler $1599 PLYMOUTH or CHRYSLER BUICK! Classic "770" 2-dr. hardtop. 6-cyf. •nglnt, fu-toni paint. Getting ready for your va- '66 Chevrolet $1799 — FROM US — cation trip? Sit back and Impolti, 4-door hodtop, V-«, power relax in one of those steering and power broker

'66 Buick $2799 SAVINGS ON TOP QUALITY USED CARS TOO! There ;are' many, many Custom Electro 225 4-dr. Sedan. Power windows. 6-way power seat, miles of trouble-free driv- power steering, brakes, air cond 3025. 19&& RAMBLER $1499 1967 PLYMOUTH $2799 Classic, far-door automatic trans- ing left in all of them, mission, power steering. Medium Four-Door Hardtop '66 Buick $2599 Fury. White with red interior. Air- blut with matching Interior. DelUM Wildcat. 4-dr. H.T. Auto conditioned. Balance of factory trans., power steering, brakes, radio, warranty transferable. air conditioned. 3033. '65 Buick 1964 CHRYSLER. $1299 Four-door hardtop; bronze with "WILDCAT" four-door hardtop. •66 Opel $1099 19*4 PLYMOUTH VIP $2250 KodeH Sport Coupe. Bucket seats, matching Interior, power ttMrlng, cutomotlc transmission. Four-Doer Hardtop center console, shift off the floor, radio, heater. 308°. What a beauty. White with mid- M895 night blue soleen, Front and rear $1799 1966 PLYMOUTH $1199 center arm r.sls, reading lamps, "66 Buick Valiant V-l00, 4-door sedan, stan- V-8, automatic transmission, pewtr Special 4-door Sedan. V-l, automatic dard transmission. Balance of mw steering. W« know this cor. la.OOa trans., power steering* radio, olr '66 Volkswagen car warrant/. miles. Balonct of factory warranty condition. 3101, COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON—FORD COUNTRY SPECIAL transferable. "KARMANN SHI A." •66 MG $1199 1965 CHEVROLET $1499 $ Roadster, midget, radio, wire wheels. Impala two-door hardtop. Yellow 1967 PLYMOUTH $2550 3151. 19(1 FORD $ 350 1964 FORD $1095 1966 COUNTRY Sdn $1595 1965 T-B1RD $1995 1695 with black Interior, power steering, Fury III. Convertible. Full power. Sedan. Automatic. XL two-door, hardtop/ power Wagon, Automatic transmission. Hardtop. steering, automatic, buckets. Power steering. automatic transmission. Ivory with black top. Automatic '66 Pontiac $1699 transmission, power steering. Fac- Custom Tempest. Com In head 6 1964 FALCON $ 795 1966 BUICK $2195 tory worronly transliroble. cyl. Automatic trans., power steer- '66 Plymouth Four-door station wagon, 1966 CALIENTE $1595 Eledra "2JS" four-door. 1966 DODGE $2659 Ing, custom vinyl Interior. 3172. three-speed. 1965 MUSTANG $1250 Two-door, hardtop, automatic. Monaco, 3-seat station waaon, dark "BARRACUDA." Six-cylinder, three-speed. • green with ton Interior, air condi- 19*5 IMPERIAL $249* '66 Pontiac $2099 1963 METEOR $ 895 radio* heater. 1967 CHEVROLET $2295 tioned, power steering ond power •Indoor hardtop, completely equipped Cotollna 2-dr. H.T. Aula. trans., 1966 MUSTANG $1595 Belalr wagon. Automatic trans- brakes, Chrysler engine (uses reg- Including power windows and Four-sedan. Automatic, power Three-speed. mission. Power steering. ular gas), 4 brand new Goodyear '1895 power steering, brakes, ww tires, seats, power vents, air condition- steering, 20,000 miles. radio. 30J7A. J1964 FORD $1295 tires. Balance of factory warrant/ ed, all leather Interior. Balance) Country Squire, power steering, 1967 FORD $1695 transferable. of foclory warranty transferable. $2199 1963 FORD $ 895 automatic, nlntj-pa»enger. '66 Buick Falrlans ilx-cyllnder. two- 1967 FORD $2295 '66 Ford LeSobre 2-dr. H.T. Automatic trans., Fdlrlane "sod" 2-dr hardtop. door, automatic. Galaxle "500" executive corcar, , power steering, brakes, ww tires, Automatic. hardtop. Three. "Country Squire." radio, vinyl top. 3223. 1963 FORD $995 1965 MUSTANG $1450 1966 FORD $1695 '66 Buick $2299 Automatic. ..A Galaxle "500" hardtop, 1966 T-B1RD $2295 Country Squire. Power power steering, automatic. M895 Wildcat conv. Automatic transmis- •te«ring. Automatic. Convertible, sion, power steering, brakes, radio, 1965 XL $1495 ww tires. 3241. Two-door hard! p. Automatic trans- 1966 FORD $1795 1966 LINCOLN $2895 1964 FORD $995 Galaxle "500" convertible, mission.. Power steering. Continental four-door, full power. '63 Buick $1199 Galaxle "500" four-door, -power steering, automatic. •665 Ford $1199 power steering, automatic. Falcon Futoro 2-dr. hardtop. V-8 "WILDCAT" four-door hardtop. engine* oil vinyl Interior; 1965 FORD $1095 1965 FALCON $1495 1964 LINCOLN $1795 1966 LINCOLN $3395 M $ $1599 Ranch wagon. Six-cylinder, Special. Wagon. Automatic ' Continental. Full power. Continental four-door, olr- •65 Buick radio and heater. transmission. Air conditioned. conditioned. 995 Skylark S-dr. sport coupe. VI engine, MAURICE SCHWARTZ power steering end brakes, bucket 4 SONS. INC. wots. '65 Opel $899 SINCE 1919 '67 Fiat Kadetto Sport Coupe. Bucket seats, Two-door. radio, center console, shift off floor. FOUR FLOORS OF FORDS $ nut,. '65 Buick $2399 995 Rlvlero Sport Coupe G.S. All power options, bucket seats, air condition. 3127. MOUNT-ENGLISH '64 Buick '65 Volkswagen $1299 MONMOUTH and MAPLE AVE. 741-6000 RED BANK 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK "LE SABRE" four-door hardtop Station wagon. Radio & heater. 3137. $ '65 Buick $2099 747-0787 395 Riviera Sport Coupe. Bucket seats, center console, power steering & OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY brakes. 3177. '67 Comet '65 Ford $1499 Four-door, air-conditioned. Goloxle 500 Moor hardtop. Auto, trans,, power iteorlng, radio, vinyl top. 3210. '1895 '65 Buick $2199 Custom Wildcat Moor Hardtop. Auto, trans., power steering, brakes, radio, olr condition.. 3216. '66 Mustang '65 Buiek $2299 Sport Coupe. Electro 225 J-dr.. H.T. Vinyl top, power windows & seat, steering, M595 brakes, olr Condition. 3117. '65 Buick $1999 JULY 4th LeSobre Custom Con/, Automatic '64 Buick trans., power steering, tirnkw, olr cond., radio, whltewcll tlrei. 3322. BARGAIN "WILDCAT" convertible. '65 Buick $1699 LeSabrt el-dor* Sedan. Auto, trans, '1495 radio, power steering/ brake!/ white- wall tires, air cond. 3174. •65 Buick $1999 STARTS TODAY AT '64 Corvair Wildcat 2-dr. H.T. Auto. Irons., pow- er steering, brakes, vinyl top, cus* MONMOUTH COUNTY'S "SPYDER" two-door. torn vinyl Interior. 3211. IMPORT LEADER $ 65 Buick $1899 895 Wildcat 4-dr. H.T. Automatic trans- mission, radio, power steering, brakes. 3240. '66 Pontiac •64 Chevrolet $799 "TEMPEST" Sport Coup*. Bel Air 2-dr., i cyl., automatic, radio and heater, '64 Chrysler $999 '1995 Newport, power. steering find power brokei. IMPORTED CARS '64 Chevrolet $1199 '64 Olds when you get behind yl TRIUMPH GT-6 Green R&H, Wire Wheels 52395 Impalo Conv. Automatic transmission, "88" four-door hardtop. V-S, power steering, power top. 3142. '64 Buick $1599 66 SUNBEAM Alpine Blue Conv. 4-Speed 51473 M495 Eleclro 2!5 Custom Snorts Coupe. All 66 FORDcortlnn G.T. Red, 1-Owner, tSpeeot $1195 power options, bucket seals. 3160. the wheel of a 1968 CHEVROLET! '64 Volkswagen $799 66 M.U.B. Conv. Crsen, Wire Wheels, R&H, 4-Speed 51895 '65 Buick Sunroof J-dr. Radio S. healer. 3178. "LE SABRE" Sport Coupa. '64 Ford $799 65 VOLVO P-IMO Coupe, Red, O.D. 4-5peed $2395 Falcon 2-dr. Sedan. Radio, healer, Now Going On At 64 PORSCHE Coupe Model C, Grey, <-Speed $2495 M795 auto, transmission. 3219. 63 Ford $799 '63 VOLKSWAGEN ,dcn »«• $ 795 Futura Convertible coupe. 6 cyl., s automatic transmission, radio ond '66 Volkswagen heater. CHEYY-TOWN! '62 VOLKSWAGEN s.^ «„. $ 695 Two-door jidan. '63 Buick $1599 ——• SPECIAL ! Riviera Sport Coupe. Bucket seals, '1395 center console, all power options, air condition. 3131. Get Big Savings 67 WILLYS JEEPSTER $1995 Commander hardtop. Immaculate, Awheel drive* warn locking hubs. '63 Cadillac $1899 '65 Chevrolet "62" Conv. coupe. AM power options, radio, whltewoll tires. 3209. On Big Ticket Items. DOMESTIC "IMPALA" Sport Coupe. 63 Ford $999 '67 CHEVROLET Impalo Sla. Wan., White, 4Dr, VI $2495 Falrlane 500 Sport Coupe. Auto, '1695 trans., radio, healer, whllewoll tires. 1214. THIS WEEK'S OK USED CAR SPECIAL. '66 RAMBLER 5S0 Classic 4-Door, 3-5peed J10V5 'A3 Oldsmobile $1099 '66 Olds FAST BACK, ONE OWNER — WE SOLD IT NEW. 427 '65 CHEVROLET BelAIr Won,, 219, VI, 4-Door Jl073 9S 1-dr. Conv. Automatic trans., "8B" Sport Coupa. -ower wlrtdows, seals, steering, ENGINE, 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION, POSITRACTION brakes. 323*. '65 MARLIKlDoor H.T, V-8, Power, Red 8. Block ._ $1273 42 Oldsmobile $599 1966 CORVETTE REAR, RADIO, FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. '2195 Sucer "td", 4-door, power steerlno '64 CHEVROLET S,S. Conv. Power, 289, Aulomolic :.. Jl/Vb ana power brakes, '62 Buick $799 64 CHEVROLET J-dr. H.T. Aulomolic, Air Cond jldlj '64 Pontiac Wildcat Conv. Aul» Irons., power New or Used . . . You Save at Chevy-Town '64 CHEVROLET Super W\. Power, >», Air Cond $1395 "TEMPEST" four-door. steering, power brakes, radio. 3205. S '62 Cadillac $1199 63 RAMBLtR CIOHIC ««1 4-Dosr, 3-Speid J 5/3 1195 Barrlti Conv. Coupe, Tower sfeor- Inn, brakes, power windows, vents 63 RAMBLER American Sta. Won. 4 Door, J-Speed . . J OlD and power door locks. 3311 A. Follow Your Friends To RED BANK BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL AUTO IMPORTS BUICK-OPEL "The deilsrihlp where the CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. SHREWSBURY AVE. customer ii important." Monmouifi Cminty't Imporf L«*J§r NEW SHREWSBURY HWY. 3B KEYPORT 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 244.-4O00 741-5887, 741 - 6200 (I '/i mile south Parkway "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" . E»il 1171 jr AUTOS fO» SOS AUTOS FOB SALE 113-TOE DAILY HECISTOL Friday, June 28, 1%3 AUTOS FOB SAJ.E AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR BALE AUTOS FOB SALE 14* rnttD toa&tn oocverUou. i,»w OKVJDT7X UN — Wtdt> futfcas.lt, Br;tcK u« stn.k oru i AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE blade Interior E*c«IIfnt onditloo. Pri- wftb vioyl ivA »M cu rim iwwer sx- JiCONOMICAL rXlUU KttfU*. Best ««e/, rirt utter I\T2 vate owner nut Mil. (3300. S42-IU0, ceasorl«». Immacula.te. I^ow mil«&£e PORTAHON. 741-S34S. M7-SMJ. i condition. NO money down. B»ok will CHEVROLET 1M3 — Impal* two- PRICE DROPS S10 A DAY 1M7 MUBTANQ rASTBAOK — Pri- IMS CHIVELLE hardtop, dreen, two- finance tl7S». Only «17J0 weekly. MERCIDSS SENZ — 1953, four-d&Vr" I1 vate- owner. 7,000 miles. Mint con- door. stuxle.nl Ihltt, six cylinder. II,- MOA OH — Blueflr. mlat. Oood con- iloor birdtop. V-8. One owner. Full vedaa. Radio, beater. Excellent COD. ON THIS CAR UNTIL SOLD I dlllcm Must sell. V-l. air comiltlonlni. 300. inn MraTANfl. sr"" tm-doar dition. Muit tall. A ite«l, woo: Call OA81B, 7I1-T100 for credit OK. service record. No money down. B»nlt dltloa Second owner. T75-0tao itter Tills «r II el<*ed nit tf ew J ftprpo mitomstlc, power steering, etc. hardtop. Standard shift, six cylinder. 747-0311 1M3 CORVAIR UONZA will finance. $795. only «T.8O weekly. ( p.m. Or til day Bet, Bun. rvfulor Inventory te creete In- I KM linn. Call_M3-1117. OASIS "Clievyllnd UBA", 721-7100 for («ritt. There It nothing wronf ^_i.j50. (-all ta-nu. 1M4 VOT.VO — Two-ee 65 OLDSMOIILE illllon. l-»ll «f»r 5. 291S047. «l,000 conoltioned. A»kln6 SS50. »" ,1 1B6» CHEVROLET — Station wajtin 1%7 OPEI, — Rnllye, professionally on. Rcaaonable. Call 671-0723 it 22 John St., K«d Bank, or call Six cylinder, automatic. Power steer- Dynamic U Mom lop Seden. Purl ; VOI.KRWAf.KN lfwrt >-- Hmirmir, rVi~ mulntalnefl. Excellent condition. Ex- 787-0S6H 74T-2U3. ing. (13U or beat otter. 787-1588. blue with mstctitnf trim. All ; Very /Ini: romlltinn. 787-O^S!*. 787- rcjitiDnally roomy. Documented :!0 J05S CADILLAC I>B VILLE — Sed«n. nermei eaulpment for this mep.1 STATION^WAaON ~^~l»87 PlymouF Good condition. Call 1963 STIIDEBAKER — Six cylinder. 1931 BUICK LeSabre. Excellent run- Ml'fi, full? Instrumented. Si-vrn tires. Fur/ III. Extras. Asking J25O0. Cul 671-0335 ilus air condlttorwd. Klril ilCOfl. 8:, (jro ---~3.')0 Jl »7 Four niiced. Knur J JEEP COMMANDO — Complete- "47-0221. now tire*. Good condition. Asking IJI61 RKli DAT8UN 1500 Sports Car. ly equipped. List 1*700. Bent offer 1987 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Two- Jl.tSO 4-specd transmission, eowlppftd with over 13900. Mast set! this week. 842- 1985 GALAX1B FORD BOO — Four- CodlllooOldsmoblle SUi.'.n Call after « j>.m._7«-.^6fifte2G1fir^6ft r fi door hardtop. Best offer. miles. 52750. Will accept «TI«11 trade. ]nW KAKMANN GHIA — VolkuwflKen Ibie. Blue with white top. Fo 741-3328 717-9228. (More Classified Ads convertible. Like itrw. Oil] 201-0931 steering and brakes. No rust 1985 MUSTANG - Sll cylinder, auto- tSM condition. Cull dents. Good condition. Priced to sel IBS) JAGUAR — 3.4 ftdan. Excellent at !119V Can be seen at Yil Qull condition. Asking J705, malic, power steering. Good condi- On The Next Page) TS1U.1WEAI.JI_£HKV!1OJ/ET_~ Fnur- LlttlB Silver, yi-9880. 741-B51S. tion. Call 741-7879. ______donr hardtop, Atilomiiilc. furl power. one owner 1650. lM-«m. iliGQ iill8TAFlW^~V:xvtiliGnt condition. 1065 PONTIAC TOMPEST — 8lx cyl- Convertible. Six cylinder. Call after 5 lnder fojr-door automatic. Powe AUTOS FOR SALE Monmouth Motors liifrirfMbirniT—BStionw»graT JMT4187 steering. Excepllooally clean. 747-1458 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE fnur-floor, while, automatic, powor 7 iteerlng, root rark, new tires. On« lell. Excellent condition. Call after 5 i9W~ PEUGEOT~— "AT"!! ', JBO7 t.m. 842-3665, "346" three-speed stick, $60, 1961 owner. A-l. J795. 741-1110. American for parts. 16Q. 1963 Cor air, four-speed, $295. 741-9015 aftt] "KING of the IMPORTS" AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 6 p.m. AUTOS FOH SALE NO USED CAR SPECIALS. LOU LERNER and JERRY BARATTA'S U Ford Cty. Sq. sta. wgn. OVER $3500 4» Oldimoblle "II" Conv. NO MONEY DOWN Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth 4! Cadillac Fleetwood Broug'm 61 Cadillac DeVllle Sedan Ht. Sdn. SHOP AND COMPARE RARITAN 41 Oldlnwblft Culloii, I vyogon 64 Chevrolet Impolo MONEY ll Cadillac DeVllle HI Sdn. MOIdsmobllo Super II Ht. Sdn. tl Cadillac DeVllle Ht. cpi. 41 Chrysler Ito Ht. Cpe. '67 VOLVO $1795 BAYSHORE SAVES YOU $$$ V Cadillac Divide Con/. 41 Oldimoblle Culloii Ht. Cpe. Mr. Ht. COME IN TODAY AND BUY GARAGE U Cadillac DiVIIII Cenv. 44 Oldimcblle 122 S. Lr. Blue. Four-door ssdan. 11,000 rniUi. 4-dr. Sdn. U Cadillac Calali Ht. Sdn. 40 Cadillac DlVllll On* owntr, Auto., R/H. '68 MODELS AT '67 PRICES presents the DOWN $2500-53000 $50041000 1968 U eidtmoolle Cutlet!. £ IWS, Sdn, a Chevrolet Bel Mr 4-or. Sfln. Stindtrd shift. Two-doer (urdtop. 4M Oldimoblle Culloii, I Twn. Un. ticKevrolsl glicbVM 2-ar. Cgev T968 PLYMOUTH—$289$ U Oldmobllt n Lux Sdn. uoidimonlle Dr'nicll Ht. Mn. fury ill, 4 Dr. Hardtop, Alr-Condltlonrt ii Bulck Riviera Ht. CP*. el Ford OalaxSM Ht. CBe. checker 17 Chivrolit CCapricp e sta. Wgn. (IRombler 771 Mr. Sdn. tow '64 FORD $995 1968 PLYMOUTH—$2595 44Oldimoblle •»" Ht. Sdn. II Oldimoblle "H" Ht. Cpe. 17 Chevrolet sto. wgn. XL Galaxii four-door hardfop. Aufomitic, 4-door marathon Impola power itftring, Ilk* new. UNDER $500 1968 CHRYSLER—$3895 $200042500 Weekly Newport custom with air ctfhdlffonlnfl. It Chevrolet •rookwecd sta.wgn. 4i cnevroiet Impolo SS Cpe. '64 PONTIAC $1195 ll Bulck LesaDre Ht. Sdn. 11 Pontioc Bonnevllle Broug'm Cafalin* convertible. Automafic, 8, Powar ifeoring, •47 IAHRACUDA—J2I9J •47 CHRYSLER 47 Ford JV\jilanB HI. Cpe. WE'VE SOLO & SERVICIO PAYMENTS excellent condition. J Door Hardtop Convertible, Air Conditioning 14 Pontlac fionnevllle Ht. Cpe. FOR Si YEARS — u Cadillac D.VIIIe HI. Sdn. •ur WITH CONFIDENCE. •47 FORD "U VALIANT 44 Chrytkr Newptrt Ht. Sdn. Galoxlt XL convertible Two-door, radio and heaitr. II Peugeot 4M Sunr'l 4-dr. Sdn. '63 FORD $795 II Ponllac Orand p'x Ht. CM. UP TO 5 YEARS Convartibla. V-8, automafic, power steering, blue. 'U CHEVKOLIT—J1595 '41 MUSTANG—$1450 Air Condlllonid, 4 Door Convertible, radio and heater. CHECKER - $I500-$2000 "47 CHEVROLET •44 CHEVROLET—SIMS TO PAY. '62 RAMBLER $495 Impolo Juptr Sport convtrtlblt. jmpalp Hardtop M Oldimoblle "ll" Ht. CM. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 45 Oldimoblle "»" Ht. C«e. Cron country wagon. Roof rack. Automatic, IS Oldimoblle "H" FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS Ht. Sdn. radio, heater. BEDLE RD. KEYPORT «s Dodge CuHom Ht. Sdn. — WE WILL PAT OFF OLD BALANCE DCtiiville Mollbu Ht. Cpt. CADIUAC-OLDSMOMU SPECIAL PUN FOR 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN 264-0361 UOIdimoblle culloii Ht. CM. •roadway at Fourth SERVICEMEN $!000-$1500 Lena. Branch 44 Oldimoblle Super II H'd'y Sdn MONMOUTH MOTORS <> Cadillac 222-1234 BAYSHORE Ilxty-Tw« Ht. Cpe. HWr 35 EATONTOWN W FAIRliNE 5.1.0 Four-door sedan. Standard. Slx-cyllft- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH der, 4,900 mllM. 1st AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 542-2414 291-9200 229-4790 '66 GRAND PRIX $14.80 Full Power BIG SAVINGS '66 BUICK $16.40 Special four-door (edon. Double pow- ON USED CHEVROLETS er air-condition. "THE SHARPEST PENCIL IN TOWN" '66 CHEVY $10.80 Nova II wagon. Automatic, six-cylin- AT YOUR der, power steering, low mileage. '66 CHEVY $10.60 NEIGHBORHOOD Bel Air Factory air. 4-dr. sedan. KITSON CHEVROLET '66 CHEVY $11.60 PLYMOUTH- Impata convertible. Full power. "THE SHOWPIACE OF CHEVROLET" '65 FALCON $9.80 CHRYSLER Four-door sedan, aufemaffc, ifjt cylinder, radio, heater, wliltewallt. We Sharpened Our Pencils '65 MUSTANG $10.40 DEALER. .. Convertible, oulomntlc, sl< cylinder. '65 PONTIAC $15.10 Right Down to the Nub.' BUHLER & Cotollna, covirtloli. Full power. AUTO SERVICE Must see. AND ... WE'RE WRITING 370 Broad St. Keyport BITTER I'65 MUSTANG $10.20 264-1323 I Hardtop. Three-speed transmission. Iv-J. Clean, dark green with white HERE'S A SAMPLE OF I Interior. SOME OF THE 30 '65 MUSTANG $10.40 WE HAVE IN STOCK! I Red. Automatic, convertible. YEAR-END '65 BUICK $12.40 I Convertible, outamatlc fun power. 19(6 CHEVROLET $2275 1964 CHEVROLET $147$ 5 Coprlci four-door hardlap. V-5< BelAlr station vragon, six-passenger. '65 FORD ' S9.80 at/fomaflc tronsmlufon, power V-& mafiual transmlsiionr heater ] Falrlone "J00" staltm wogori. Power steerlngi broK«», htottr and rodlo. and rodlo. Blue. steering, v-l, slx-passengtr. low milt- DEALS, RIGHT NOW! Yellow. 1965 CHEVROLET $1795 !g» CJgWH .51425 '65 T-B1RD ,$12.40 Chavelfa station wogon, llx-pomn. WHY WAIT! Wt've set our calendar dhtad and you can a.tt a rial sharp year-end deal right now while the ie> Impala Super Sport two-door hard- ger. V4, factory air-conditioning, Landou.. Full powir. top. V-l, automatic transmission, automatic transmission, power power iteerlng, brakes and win. jteerlng, heater and radio. Brown. lection It greatest. Don't delay — come In today and

100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. CADILLAC CO. ENGLISH MOTORS RED BANK 34-36 iMAPJ-e/AVE. 747-4545 741-0910 RED BANK OPEN MON., TUES., THURS. AND FRI. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. T T AUTOS FOH SALE AITOS FOH SALE MOBILE HOWES BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED-FKtfALE KELP WArVTED - MALE THE DAILY FEGRTT-P, FriHty, him 28, J96£—19 •tun OVER wn Wtctq/t F/LYUEtlTB *,,, inUmtt- TJUJM5* - 7 WORK — All idMj J»o liooty IJowi - e yius to p,» J B"t offer. l rnj^oa iityfa, £U.c^., brlcV, *"sjtu, fltM HOIOS OWWEKS A m-rni atone, eld*wsJJu iJLd iptrtUiMx* i £ tJr KlVftD Phi/nuy, 7414031. COST ACCOUNTANT INSTRUCTION FOB SALE Consolidate ail your payment* totmUloj. Call afUr t p.m. «7t-lll) 'ud recelva w of your choice 1864 CADILLAC - Sedan DeVllle. CHAMPION MOBILK HOME — II HOUSEWTVE* — Part-tlrn* Job wli Minimum 2 y#arj ^xppr(t*nc* or rtce JIHT iMUottt — Btatuuri or ut 1968 FORD - B5 i Blaclc with air conditioning. See It 50. Two bedroomf, air condltlonec PAINTH4O—Interior. «xunor. liuurea full time pay demonstrating thn colleje frarlJflt* with extensive trail Tanreil. Drawing, water color, oils, bj ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Custom four-door. V-«V automatic, radi Parked, rear of Apartment %T>, Ab-enclosed patio. Good condition. Rea- KeaionaW.. D.X. Painting, evenings per week, call $42-4*45. Ing in coat accounting relating; to pr Lonla KJthyvoulou "Itudlo 21", 3rd erdean Ea«t. Sulton Drive. Matawan sonable. Phone 787-8187. 495-0880 *nd heater. II you like it, call 6J6-89S4. Call Lei! ductff.1, enst and cost control. floor over AoilersoD'a Kecord Shop, NEED OR USE WILL... 1*66 CHEVROLET $16 Evans. 18S8 NIMROD RIVERIA — Used t LIGHT HAULING — Clean ctllan CLEANING WOMAN — Twn hll 21 Broa'd at., Ked Bank Call 7<1 S3M, Impala convertible, factory air wcekl, like netv. Asking Km. Cai garages. Fret estimate* 971-2933 bi days a week, flexible. Llnerott am f^reer npporlunlty with lRrg;e tndui »12 am IB-1X6 tvanlnts. 1966 FORD J12 fore 10 a.rri. 741-947T. fridl company. Replifs ronffrtpnllaj CHEVROLET station wa«on. alter 3 p.m. 4«2-906«. Buhmlt resume anrl salary rrqn(r# NEW MATH anrt Hljh Srhool Mat Custom four-door. V-8, automatic, rad Prlvalp tijtnrlng:. Ynung lady arranffr SELL and heater. ''aPf *'5 Ca" " 5 MOVING TO CALIFORNIA — Mu! LOCAL AND LOr^G DIBTANC: menta tn Box 7-171. Th« Dally Reg 1966 FORD ju sell. 46xll>' 1960 Windsor house trill MOVINO — Estimates given. Reaioi Iff, Rpti Bank, aummrr arlirrtulp tn tutor a llmlt-i Country Squire wagon. 10 passeng 1660^ OLIOSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE^— fr. Two bedroomK, bath, livlni; ro< able. Call 741-0648. OPPORTUNITY HOUSEWIVES rllimh^r nt r.hllHri>n tniivldiislly. Pa Factory air, fully equipped. "chPinical cmtition. flQQ. Call and kitchen. Good buy $2500. 741-RI j:( p^r hmlr. 7it-R4'i4 after 7 p.m. RENT A CARRIER W*» h#v# pttH-Umf work for RARTENDBR WANTED — B FAST 1965 CHEVROLET JH you! Mornings - altermxuu - night«. Knr pfmnnal Interview ENROLL NOW Impala hardtop v-8, automatic, now CHEVROLET 1965 —"KScayne. Auto-" Going on vacation? Need a luggai •venlngd - jou name H! Salw Rudy. Wi-asti. WITH A QUICK ACTION IW,i FOfiD 513 THACTORS carrier? Male for all curs, *»peclsi or cashiering. Happy working IBM Galaxie convertible,. V-B, automaf malic, 4-dnnr, power stperlni, low convertibles. Larry'» Aulo But Covsr nille>B5. Best oifcr. 568-6215. Matawan. 65fl-3016. nonditloni!. LlberaJ employe* CARPENTERS AND CARPENTER' • Keypunch LOW-COST double pow TRACTOR — With backriot for ill' discounts. LERNER SHOPS, HELPERS WANTED. Steady pmplc • Computer ProB/raJiuninf 1SS5 FORD |i2. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN"- Good Pall ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Slonmotith Shopping Center, • Offir.i- Automatlftn Falrlane 500 sport coupe. Radio ai condition. S6'J&. call M2-5837 after 6 741-8760. mt-nt with hr»n& cnnstructlnn fin DAILY REGISTER p.m. Resirtfintlal or commercial. New < Ealontown. KrhloeiW Conntrurtlnn C-o , Ilif) shrew Day or evening claiien — frt* plaei heater, automatic. rewiring. Nn Job loo mull. C4C Ele bury Avp , Rfd Bflnk. 741-2139. ment lervlre 1865 MUSTANG in 1066 PONTIAC station wigon, ninS trie. 7U-9O4O cc UVNM. Three-speed, V-8. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN WANTF.D •- Will hunrili NORTHEAST FAMILY AD 19G5 CHEVROLET . JU passenger. Power ateering, new tfrep. FLOOR WAXINO -- And general ol LICEN8ED REAL ESTATE BALE very Rond product ExcBllfnt cam BUSINEas MACHINES «CHOOL BclAtr wagon. V-8, automatic, rar Excellent mechanical condition. X2O5U. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY fir« cleaning. Bit and umill bullrtln»i PERSON — For vpry aclivt offici 51 Broad Bt Red Ban 3 LINES - 5 DAYS and heater. Call 7(1-8110. Call Flee f.UU.Utei. Call 747-3fi3Q. Call O. tlflucla, 787-4424. mlfl*lnn. (7BJJ 264-46W. 7«7.<(MT MSHEV 1087 CADILLAC convertible.Full pow- 284-706* TREE REMOVAL InHprnriv* in BAKBER -Hn«r« 8:30 to 8:3fl C APPROVED FOR VaTTBRAKi jnipaia Super Sport.' V-iJ, "(fouhfe po •rt.-nr. Petien timiugnotii;- siim-jeii- HOUSEWORKER — Cha bermal Mntifiaya. All types hatrcuttlng. Mil «r, automatic. waltrfss. rerrnanunl IUO iwitll' Hfi?iiT'T21-B4tIT. '•—-—• .< -...COMPUTER-CAREERS.- Make offpr. 229-2211. in. Two In family. Red Bank area _ J5. '2.00 1965 DODGE $11 1959 STUDEBAKBR LARK PICKED UP Tn tin«lne»a. Industry and aovernm Four-door Coronet. V-t, automatic, fi MO WIN 0-0 v«r grown lawna and fleldi Call 747-1100 Monday through Frlrta VTELEPHONEfoRDER start with ECPI training. Day a.. Available for Merchandise For Sale power. Oocd transportation 176 Twinbroolc Auto Wraclcing Call and T4I-06GI Saturday and Sunday, •vi-nlnits. Tall ECPI at M2-280O oi only. Article must originate from a 1965 PONTIAC |i5,. Call 26t-7(l6« 741-5104 tn 10 am. S INVENTORY CONTROL vlalt EOPF. 265 Mcinmouln Park Hwj. household and may n rapalm am ploytr. Call 568-9036. »haring and other frlnnre ben«flti. CA return will be made U tt U can- 1964 IMPALA $14.1 condition. »1150. Call after 6 p.m. GET CASH FOR TOUR FOREIGN RE MO DELINK. Larg« or imall jobi Bill Finn (2011 WS-22M. COLLEGE SPANISH MAJOR — Wl celed before expiration. 741-2350. AMXB1CAH — AND IPOKTt CAKI R*aionabl«. Call 787-1807. BOOKKEEPBr: — Experience teae tutor Spanish In my hnmf, betlnne Four-door hardtop. Factory air, fii tlal through genera! ledger lnrludini OONTT RUBBER PRODUCTS. INC, T. PU» Your Daily ReairUr power. 1958 FORD convertible, T-Blrd en- AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC. EXPERT WATCH, Clock and ]«w«lry CARTBRET, N. J. OT0O8 through high school. 291-2553. payroll- Construction office. Salar FAMILY AD, CALL .. . 1954 CHEVROLET »7. gine, power gteerliiK, aood tires, 1195. Hirr. 31, Eatontown, 5I2-24U. reparlDg. H. Horin. Jtw«l*r, U W. open. Call 7il-820«. MAN — To manaie package -Hqu*1 ART CLASSES FOR Youpjrj PEO Handy vaft. Six cylinder, straight atlc Call fl«6-0"5.1 Front fit.. Red Bank'. PLE. Palnlina, drawing and Illtin 1964 OLDSMOBILB J12 COMPANION FOR ELDERLY worn in final, bar. Some experience n 19«1 DODGE — 3J0. Sii cylinder. MR. GEORGE WINDOW CLEAN (julred. Monday to Thuraduy Ifl a.r trntei fllsntisfflnns on th« Rreat Paint Four-door. Full power. Factory air AUTO RENTALS an. Would prtfer sleep In. Call b«- era and History of Art. To 18 yean 741-6900 1864 FORD $10. Two-door Standard shift. 1800. 787- ING — Me and 75o only. Stormi tween 0 a.m. and R pm. S72-1B0R to 2 p.m. Friday and Saturday 9: eluded. 2M-U58. to z p.m. aixo Monday to Saturday of age, Saturday Jnornlnja B:3n " Galaile two-door hardtop, V-8, foui TOM'S FORD QUALITY LAUNDRESS AND GEN p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Call !i68-2l)CJ. II:™. July s to Sept. 7, at the ArMit 24-H*iir S*m» •peed. 1981 DODGE POLARA convertible Studio, Msrlanthe Michaels. 21) High 19S4 COMET Jfl.l ERAL HOU8EWORKBR — Two day 318. Automatlo. New top. Excellent RENT A CAR EMPLOYMENT a week. References. Own transport! NIGHT AND SUNDAY land PI. and Snenlc Ilr, AllantK CHAMBERS BUILT-IN APPLIANCES Callente two-door hardtop. Blx cylii condition. S95O. 2B1-1SI9. tlon. Call 842-126* Hlahlands. Call 2810«,i« sdor « p-m, der, straight atlck. Extra clean, MO Hwr. IS 2J4-HOO MANAGER TUnfM Id, nr Electric), lUatwash. 1864 FORD »ifl.f 3963 RENAULT — Model J13O. Snow HELP WANTED-FEMALE WOMAN — To manage package « Immediatft Apenlng for an experience ers, refrlgeratori, hoodl, disposers Calaxfe, V-8, automatic, doublt powe tires, 1300. Call 747.3*9, quor in small bar. Boms experlenc MERCHANDISE sales and lervlct, wholesale and re- 1954 CADILLAC |».< evenings. •OATS AND ACCESSORIES rAIHXON BHOW DIRICTOIti DeedL required. Monday* to Thurndays " man. 12 to A p.m. nltu Sunday. Kx tall, full display. tor p«rt-tlm« work, ihowtot Sarah O>- t.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Satirdai : crllpnt salary. Ck>od working cond vinyl roof. -FARDa_»-_aiUB._Tiidnr.._ automatic, in 1WLJ1T4SW frm ,o 2 p.m. Call 568-2097. tlnns. All compeny benefit*,. Apply FOR SALE 1949 convertible. Beit offer. U Baa- SAV-COTE COAST APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS 1&S4 OLD3MOBILB $13, »ett PI., Bed Bank. 747-1178. PRODUCTION WORKERS — Ince BOOKKKBPKR — An! fineral olflc " Morrla-'" -K»pturt— • » —Clly-. Jetftar I. V-8, automatic, doubla poir 11J1 Oeaan An, lest Bright MMM] Uve jobs payloc excellent rate* aftei BIG W SUPER MARKET '8SMS3J' 11W5 MUBTANO — Six cylinder stan- The TAfJUT SHOP work. r«ar round. Pleasant worklr 2300 yds: of discontinue nylon tarpel •r. Bucket aeatJ. dard, low mileage. $1250. short training. Hoapltallration, paid conditions. Chanc« lor advuneemei.*, 56 Newman Springs ltd. Red Ban! 1W4 FORD $10. holidays and other beneflti. Appl: Many benefltB. Apply in perion, GEL Ing, Muat be cleared from our war* SELLINO OUT Two-door Galaxf* hardtop. V-I, auto- 1959 RAMBLER atatiort wag-on, auto- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Atco ceramics Corp., Hwy. 3S Key COOK — For fast growing, moderi nouso Immediately. Minimum purchaa NEW FURNITURE SAMPLES matic, J100. Bale by owner. Call 872- CO WOODCRAFT, 1121 Hwy 35, "'" hospital. Permanent, full time Post 300 sn. ft. for HfflP. For good ooloi OPEN TO 9 matic, double power, Large selection of New B-nd Used port. Equal opportunity employer. amasia. lion with full fringe beneflti. Pimm l&M BUICK $10: 11341. Motors. Also complete stock of tnntni selection call our Inventory departmea Trlpla dresser, mirror, bookcase-bed IF TOU CANNOT WORK IN OFFIC1 Personnel Office. Rlvervlew Hospital giant chest, bedroom, »100. Odd chests, teSabre two-door hardtop. Automata 1965 CHEVROLET Mall'bu convert- parts and accessories. Sales and Ser- WOMEN 741-2700, Ext. 225 (or an appolitmen! now. 671-9202. full power. ible, six cylinder, automatic, power vice at New Jersey's Largest Marlni OR FACTORY — Call 717-7331 b< CENTURY OLn — Anttiiue Oerma dressers, $30. Full size lnnersprlng 19M CHEVROLET «0. steering, 23,000 original mllei. New Supply House, 24 Wharf Ave., Rei tween 9:30 and 5:30 p.m. FULb TIME SERVICE STATION a Grandfather's clock; crystal glas Hlde-a-bed mattresses, 110. Genuine Impaia two-door hardtop V-t auto Cooper tires. 11500. °4t part-llnn er fiffors interesting work to be don, ver Shell, Willow Drive. Little Sllvei -lele with headboards, #S0. Many liv- 1964 FORD W VINCENT'S BBAUTY 8ALON, 32 LI«' trom your home. Keyjuwt-Matawsti DESKS tl!> up FILES, tables, thalr. ig room, dining rooma, lavs hun- Falrlane, six cylinder, ftrafght itfcif, den PI., Red Bank, C«« 747-3820. area. HIj!h commisiion «nd bonuses. MECHANICS adding macblnes, typawilters, efflci dreds of dollars. radio, heater. TRUCKS FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL 420 Lead* furnished. Compiet* training equipment, etc., at bargain prices. We glvt tree delivery, credit and 1963 RAMBLER $T.2< THE IDEAL INTERMEDIATE BEAUTICIAN — Part-time, Thur«., given. Turn your apar» noure into Maintenance and construction, m New or used AAC DESK OUTLET, setup. 1968 CHEVROLET PICKUP — 7000 CLASS DINGHY Fri., Sat., Red Bank. 7U-81W, 778' protit*ble hours. Write, giving tf* chlnery and buildings. Machinists Rt. 35. Oalfhurit 031-3090. 7"0 two-drwr hardtop, Factory air, original mllea. Call Bob Wlckman, mil!-weights, auto .mechanics, «!e IRWIN'S ttouble power. TURNABOUT 2106. phone number and horn* addreai. ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK 1963 CHEVROLET JO Town & Country Dodge, 60 Main St., Box E-177, The Dully Register, I triclans and over trades. VersatlU Matawan. 5S6-61M. THE IDEAL JUNIOR TRAINER WOMAN PART-TIME — To do K Bank. desirable, InterviAving for all grade —7'. In family hefom l«n«. In EMd 27 Monmouth St. Red Bank Impala. convertible. V-S. Straight itlc, Janitorial work and tafc cars o. Reliable men wftn want permatti condition. Asking $700. 261-1065, aftej Radio and heater. MACK DIESEL TRACTOR AND MARSH MARINE launder fit t e. Apply Top Hat, 656 Broad' noon 747-flflll 1963 FORD $8.71 POSITIONS OPEN - Waltrew; Hi year-round jotii clone to horns. TRAILER. Call SpeoUllzlnfMn one design sailboat* at way, Ling Branch. chambermaid. Lfv« In. Reterencei SURF BOARDS — How, Rick and Falcon convertible, radio, hotter, 741-256S equipment. By appointment. 7»7-«O3fl 264-8000 •peed, bucket leata. NURSE-REGISTERED — 7 a.m. to renulrnd. Phone 642-0972. UNPAINTED FURNITURE Ktwkl. Oompleie scuba outfit by V.I. CORVAN 1964 — Very good PIOEOH SPARS SOE8TAD SAILI nlveri. Excellent condition. 142-3693- 1963 BUICK $10.1' HOLBCLAW TRAILERS p.m. Plv» day week, piM hli ATCO CERAMICS CORP RED BANK LUMBER Wildcat four-door hardtop. ruM power. Must lell. %-m. Call and henffiti, BROOKSIDS nlNKTTE SET — Limed oak, five 1963 FORD $8.80 842-2348 27* CHRIS CRAFT cabin erulsa HOME, Hwy. G5, Hazlet. HELP WANTED - MALE HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. Pearl and Wall, R»d Bank: 7*1-5500. piece, heavy.' Four chain, upholstered Four-door O&taxlt. V-t, automati Sleeps four. Head. Good condition, An equal opportunity employer FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING seats, table 175. Blrdseye maple heavy Call 542-0971. RECBPTIONI8T — Tjplat tor doctcr'i FLUMBDR — XXMUm double power, CHTTER FOB LAMES SPORT! aOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and all coffee table, »H>. Limed oak combina- 1963 PONTIAC $1M( MOTORCYCLES office. Previous offlcs expflrlflnct help- THANK VERANOE accessories with Individual personal tion console, II2.1. Please call after 5. NORDBERO — oenerator, atarui ful. Write Box V-172, Th* Dally Regli Call 7U-niT. WEAR — All year-round wnrk. fi Grand Prix, Double power, automatic, carburetor, head, manifold. ler. Red Bank. I holidays and vacation pali. Tnp SL service. Call Virginia Ktmball, Free- 284-2959. Air Conditioned. Extra clean. SUZUKI 2010(38 TRUCE iqUIPMENT VKCBANIO- ary, plenff of overtime. Apply In pel hold. ,12-7773. Extra clean. S1XPS3RXENCED BOOKKEEPER — SINGER SEW1NB machine 13" South- Hetdquirtftn for Monmmitli Oouatf. Bzperlenccd. Wtldlng helpful. Call Km DEVON KNITWEAR, 39S Wa bend lace plate. Steady and following 1963 BUICK 18.40 1959 TROJAN SPORTS FISHKRMAN- Some construction background, knowl Mr. Gray, IH2-3220. burton St., LonR Branch. Four-door LeSabr* hardtop. Automatic, All modeli and colors la stock. 135 h.p. V-S. Sleeps two. Head, winter edgo of typing. Send resum* to P.O, RENT A TV rent for 8" lathe. 2 knurling tools. canvas. Excellent condition. 11500 Ca •^x J. MIddletown, N.J. NATIONAL ACCODNT SALES REP Planter Junior getter. 3' screen door. full power. Radio and heater. BILL LANZARO'S BUS BOY — Must be 18. Six da: Color or black and'white. Day, we« Vi gallon soluble oil. 50 lbs. aluminum 1983 RAMBLER $7.20 291-1726. RESENTATIVE — Fnr houachold we*k. K p.m. to 10. Weekends to mi or month. Low rates. BAY8H0RE TV ClaMle 770 two-door Itardtop, Douoi* AUTO SALES INC. COOK — Permanent position. Slec goods, moving anl storas* company. night. Rumson Hotel. S42-:0OO. sulphate. Cedar cheat. Two-man saw. !«• V-BOTTOM SKCFP — (US. AJlo In. Adults only. Kindly furnish refe. National affiliation, Allied Van Lines, a> Church St., Keamnurt. 787-HOP, Pipe chain vise. Car vacuum. Thre* power, factory air. 334 Main at. M6-222I Matawan MATTRESSES and BOX SPRINOI 1962 CHEVROLET ' $5.8C II' Flberglai akltf (Boiton Whaler encei. ags and lalary desired. Writi Ine. Appljr In person, Andersoo BrM., DIBHWABHBH — Sli ilay week. living room chairs. 10/ workbench. HONDA 1«O SCRAMBLER — A low type), on« year old, 9295. Fiank'i Box V-173, The Dally Regiiter, Rt Inc., 52-53 Mfchanlo at, Red Bank. Hours 4 to 12. Rumson Hotel. Yeai ~A few sets of each size left. Twin 946-4037. Bel Air wagon. V-8, radio and heater, 10O0 pamperen miles, Bhlnlnr show- Boats Inc., Atlantis Ri(htanda. »' Bank. round work. IM2-21WO, size set now 950, Full size, set now standard tra1um.js.0n. room condition. 4305 takea It. 201-0394. 2275. VAN DRIVERS ANH TRACTOR !«0. All. quilled top mattresses, no ACKTVLENE CUTTING OUTFIT — 1962 RAMBLER $5.W DICTAPHONE TYPIST — Fa«t, TRAILSR DRIVBR8 — llKparlenced buttons. Come and get them while Large gauges, torch, 50' new double Classic 500 wagon. Six passenger. ltm HONDA ISO Sport Model, Ufa new, clent, mature. Salary open. Writo Boi In handllnr houicliold iwdf. Apply Ir they last. BUY-RITE SLEEP SHOP, Jiose. ITS. will demonstrate. 7l7«l«o. Automatic, power steering. *3M. Call 787-9SS0. COLUMBIA YACHTS X-13T, The Dally Regtiter, Red Bank. TANK FABRICATING AND The, TAOHT SHOP person, Anderson Brothers, Inc., SI- HWY M at Main St., Fort Monmouth, CHAIN SAW - Gaa driven, IS" bfadtT 1982 CHEVROLET |8.H A«k (or Mario. GENERAL CLERK — Opportunity tt .13 Mechanic St., Red Bank. REPAIR SHOP 787-1010. BelAlr wagon. V-8, automatic 1184 Ocean Ave., 8e» Bright M2-191: 1 Quick sale, 150. Call 1963 BUICK W.BC 1867 HONDA 305 SCRAMBLER—4,000 work for rapidly growing company, TRACTOR-TRAILER OPERATORS — Weldeftr, sheehneta] men, trallar m SLIPCOVERS — Plastic or material, 787-8181) miles. 15 coat cuitom gold metal flake It' BOAT — 15 h.p. Evlnruda and Will work in accounting departmenl chanicp, truck mechanics, atock room Electra 225 four door. Automatic, four* controls, as li. S125. Call Experience necessary. Apply 4n person pm fitted, {20. upholstery, «0. 20 GUN CABINET - Solid oak, double way power. palm, cuitom seat. Immaculate condi- wher« duti«i will include typing, filing to Nappl Trucklna, Et, 31, Mata' parts man. Qeneral help. Top wages years, experience. 222-87M. tion. Muet sell this week, moving. S5D5 741-8027 matching lnvolcen and packing slfpc for lop m«n. BRODIX, S20 WMI Par! llass doora. 38x58. 120. Call 7». IS Transportation Special! — 960 up. •m MONMOUTH ir bent offer. SM-286* until «. 254-0741 15' OLDTOWN—10 h.p. Johnson. Elec and general clerical work. Good op Ave., Oakhurat (Behind fihop-Rlte) PIANOS AND ORGANS — New and liter 8. trio start. Tilt bed trailer. JIM. Ca portunity for advancement. Man) AUTO 19S-8222. Used, from $25. Pianos' bought, sold, SODA COOLER (Pepsi Cola) Coin 7^7•^^43 alter 5 p.m. fringe benefits. Located in Fr«ehol< repaired, tuned, moved. Rentals from operated. Electric, with lock. Upright, AUTO EXCHANGE TWO MINI BIKES FOR BALK — area. Reply P.O. Box 66, Marlboro H7o per week. FREEHOLD KIMBALL Bottles, J40. 787.8180. 185 Miple Ave,, (RL 39) KM Bank, N.J Call MFtt COMVAm - 1J0 h.p. inboard- SERVICE YOUNO MAN - To handle nous PIANO A ORGAN WAREHOUSE, < 741-3HJ. outboard. 1M7 model. Wow in watir. In hold furniture. Inside work, part-tlm South St. For appointment call 46 ROOF RACK — For Volkswagen bus. 747-3930 top condition. Muat sell. Original co PUBLIC RELATIONS Apply Friday, 2s E. Newman Sprlnict 4730 or 431-11M. full length. Price new, $120. Best HONDA 1962 — 150 MANAGER nlfer. Call 2S4-8(m KM I47OO. Asking J25WI Call 741-0545. INDUSTRIAL SALES Rd., Red Bank, between 2-S p.m MOBILE HOMES Call 264-4708. 12' PLYWOOD ROWBOAT—8eU, I Prefftr aomeona who hai never »oli GM DEALER RUG — 12'xlg' oval, mint condition, ABMT JEEP or trade. CALL before, in her lata 3O'i, attracttvs snd HELP WANTED—Male-Femali $275. Cost 1479. .Relrlierator, Inter- 741-2149 dresses, neatly. A friendly disposition is HAMMOND national Harvester, ISO. Hospital bed, »toiir-wli«el drive. |3SJ. essential. Must be personable and out- MONMOUTH COUNTY all electric, excelleni, MOO. Patient Pat Kaalan'i Auto Salst 15' RUNABOUT - 40 h.p. motoi and going, intellefent (some college wouli SEWING MACHINE recovered. 871-54B2 until 11 p.m. SCHIFFMAN'S trailer plus controls and fas tanks. be helpful), to contact Purchaalni If you nave the ability, but not thi 50 HnT. 36 7874113 Keaasbtlrg $800. Call 741-fl58fi, Depta. of larg« lnduaLritl firms i\ title or ths pay, drop us a- Jin* glvlnj OPERATORS ORGAN PINS PONS TOPS Holiday Special Sal* •AWA — 1M7 motorcycle, JO ce, -1 MBrcer Country. Thin position ha a compItU reaums. All classes. Benefits. Inquire 8 to 4:30, H50. Call READY FOR WATER NOW — 35'x»'3 tremendous potential for the right pe Durable, homogenized, no warp board Jum Mrt thru July irk Trojan 4-sleeper. Mint condition. Com. Reply to Box E-17B Monday through Friday, Lucy's Sporti In green and In regulation size, B'xJ", 787-3014 plrlfly equipped. Best offer. Call 842 aon. Telephone 462-4618 or write ti wear, 226 W. Front St., Red Bank. ConBtgf. two piece*, both for 18.05. In 2269. P.O Box 836, Freehold, N. J. Th« Dally RegUter, Red Bank "Semt Specials" U65 HONDA 00 — 4,000 BOOKKEEPER — Apply Cy PhlMpi STUDIO stock. See to helleve. Call LIGHTNING — New nut, dlcroc EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Dayi 55 W. Main St., Freehold. RED BANK LUMBER •71-2883 Apply in penirm, PETERSON'S REB 462-2800 OF ASBURY PARK (1) Olltl — 47' trailer, four iliepir nails. Can he seen at Keyport Yachi PRODUCTION WORKERS — Ince Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 HONDA 1968 — CB 160, chrome rack Club. Call 2S4-1141. TATJRANT, 183 Rlvernld* Ave., Red iiove/ovtn, wafer pressure, system Bank. tlve joba paying excellent ratei aft . ItBAL, ESTATE BAMCB Oven dally 'til t — Sat 'til • ONE BRBWETER TALLY HO — One shovyer, hot woter* power vent, 110 and scrambler hars Included. Low G-3 SKI BOAT — 1967 with 65 h.p. short lrafnfng. HospUaUzation, pa PERMANENT SALES position tor I four wheel surrey, one Irish cart, end 12 volt llghri, c« light. Go's mileage. A-l. J395 firm. 741-5435. Mercury 1968. Less than 10 hours. WAITRESS — Part-time. Also !ul hnlidayi and other benefits. Apply At- Cat suburban quality houFlng tra one cutter sleigh, double pony har- Bought larger boat. 872-1633. time. Over 21. Good working eondl co Ceramics Corp. Hwy, 35 Keyport. where houses sell for J50.000 and u HUGE SELECTIONS — and electric refrlwrefar, toilet with tlons. Piiona 2M-1HM. TREMENDOUS SAVINSS ness, single horse harness, six Kn- holding lank. List $1590. Sole price Equal opportunity employer. wards. We are Joohinff tor H matun gllah saddlei, four bridles, one west- MOBILE HOMES SAILBOAT — 14' O'Pay, dacron sails, woman or man on a full time basis. ern saddle. Call 542-2822 alter 5 p.m., J1995. trailer, 3 h.p. Johnson motor, SSOO. FILB CLERK — For Jaw oftlM. JANITORS — Ft. Monmouth. Imme A generoiift salary and commlMlor CONSOLE PANIO 1ALII or In person at Cledmar Farms, perlenced. Call dlate openings, s-9p.ro. >1.60 parhour arrangement is available to ths riff* • Direct Blow Action (1) Norrli (Quid ftal) II' troll.r, Call (201) 8•)] Evarsit — Janatm — Hammond Pianos »I8, Eleelrlo knlle, 125 list, J12.W. tras. JUNCTION OF Built by Mlhm of Monmouth Beach. ing, iome bookkeeping ability, know! hold. Register, Ked Bank. Other Items, Call 281-1273. List ITO5. Sale Price 12S95. Quick starting Chrysler Marine ln< edge of itlfng lyatenu. Good lalir 775-9300 ROUTES 33 & 34 board engine. Head, fish-well, large, lui many fringe benefit*. Located i MASON — Experienced on brick, COUPLB OR INDIVIDUALS — GUITAR — Fender Jail Master. Like (]) GUM 17' I ileipr trailer, roomy, comfortable cockpit. This bolt Jreehold area. Btply P.O. Box. W, Mock, and concrete. Steady employ- clean offices evenings, part-time, t new. Must sell. $171. Call shower, toilet and holding tank, hot- COLUNGSWOOD CIRCLE !« a fast, sturdy, dependable craft, Marlboro. ment. Call 741-3361. or three nights per week after 5:3) M0MA1K ST. ASBUKT PARK. N.J. 671-0787. great for off-shora. Asking 11.000. in Red Bank area, Excellent pay. Cal water, stove and oven. Power vent, FARMINGDALE, N. J. 248-6T00 9 *.m. to 5:3fl p.m., ask ff WIBCONSIN AIR COOLED motol DO" DOUBLE SINK — With double 12 and 110 volt lights, gas light, Come takt a ride and mak* offer. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Full Blza 3-VA. Model AEH. Call alter drain-board, white porcelain. In whlta 1 842-1468. knowledge of all phases of booltkeep' SCHEDULING George, pr write Box-V-ITS, The Dal * anytlm. on weekends. 284.7026. wafer pressure system. Gos one ing procedures. Typing required, Register, Red Bank. metal cabinet, 130. white Maalo Chef electric refriaerotor., Plus many ex-. CAMPERS TRAILERS 18' CABIN CRUIBER — Mercury out- gas range. 125. 281-0499 slter 7 p.m. Bend renuma to P.O. Box 6S, Llttl PRODUCTION EXPERIENCED REAL ESTAT1 GUITAR — Amplifier and'accessory "NORRIS GOLD SEAL" board motor, heavy duty trailer. Silver 07739. ; Good condition. Make offer. Call <71 PINE COFFEE TABLE — One year List' am. Salt Price i»M.' Many, extras. Reduced for quick tall. BALB8PBRSON »- Needed- (or. active 1784,-- - -A , old. Coat »75. will sell for HO, two "OPEN ROAD" 757-1605. BEAUTICIANS — Experienced, with Sheet metal plant has excellent o/flc*. Member of Red Bank Area 778x14 tubeless whitewal! snowtlres.' (1) Open Rocd-UV truck campers.' following, wanted. Top flU&tf. 671< opportunity for young ,man in- and Northern Monmouth Multiple BEST TOP SOIL Lees than 2,000 miles. $42 pair. Red- MUST SELL — 196S Fabuglas 14' 3029 or after 6 p.m. 2M-134S. terested in assisting production Llntlng Services. Call 29M8M for In Shower, hot water system, pump "SWINGER" . Flberglaa boat with new trailer. De terWnw. THE CUHTIN AGENCY, Good, fill dirt, blue, atone, road rravel, wnod picnic table and benches, $10. wot«r system, power vent, oven scheduling supervisor, expert* J Call 871-5188. Salai, Servica, Suppliai . luxe Interior, (oldlng sells. Must ife SALESWOMAN WANTED — Apply Cy enct* helpful, but not neces- REALTOR, 29 VanderblH Ave., Leo •and, etc. Bulldozing, and haekho* ier> with range. 110 and II volt lights, to appreciate. Asking IBOO. Call 741 Phllllpi 85 W. Main St., Freehold. sary. Write for appointment nardo. vice. Eckel'i Trucking. MorganvMe. WESTINQHOUSE REFRIGERATOR— gas and electric refrigerator. Plus 938:2924 . tttu. 402-2800. "Scheduling". P.O. Box E, B9l-97ffT. 8 cu, ft. Perfect running condition. many extras. , • • ' • OPPORTUNITY for H.S. Graduate t Red Bank, N. J. HAY FOR HORSES — New crop, $50. 787-884!) List «»S Sole Price *279J REAVES TRAILER SALEB U62 31' OWENS — completely over 17. bury. Call T41-2059. ign experience desirable but no< Bank-Rumson area. 842-2087. St., Port Monmouth. 787-2838, 1-8 p.m. Call 787-65B0 after > p.m. or all day necessary. Good salar/, full benefits ADJUSTABLE WINDOW FAN CASHIERS — Excellent year-round po- Write Box G-lftO, The Dally Register, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE — Wish- ROPELLERS — 12S ea. H-1S. 24-16. VITH GUARD. Two speeds each Intake Sunday. sition available. Munt apply In person. e» permanent employment ai recep- right hand, Ilanfnith 30 Ib. (30. Eve and eshaiMt. $25 firm. 670x15 Ure. Al- No phone nails. HOWARD JOHNSON ed Rsnk. An iqual opportunity em- t.nnlal nr mcretarlnl work. 291-2470. lings 201-2919, 16' CHRIS CRAFT — Corsair with nffiSTAUHANT, Rtn'35. Middle town. loyer. most new. Mounted oh rim of 1956 mooring, cover and Cox trailer. All 1 lOLLEQE FRBBHMAN — Desire LAWN AND OARAGE SALE — Sat, Dodge. $10. Call 741-9284. In gond cnndltlr/n. 1700. BIZ-0578. MASONS AND MASON * HELPERS TWO EXPERIENCE!) WAITRESSES WANTED — Call between 7-S p.m. summer Job. Typing:, two years ottict June 20. S-4. At 8 Slh Ave., Atlantic SURFBOARD — Weber 9'10", «xcel- 14' PLYWOOD BOAT — Flberilassed —Full or part-time. Country club. Old- experience. Tall 842-3231. Highlands. Furniture, appliances, lent condition. Call er women preferred. Telephone, 291- 229-OfMiV hooks, dishes, odds and ends. hull. VS. Call 0533. Mr. Flemmlng. VOMAN DESIRES DOMESTIC 87C1039 787-6840 CITY DRIVERS VORK nr conking. Nn bftttyaitting. 'ENDBR GUITAR — Solid body, THOMPSON CRUiaETTE — IB' JPN — 3 to 11 shirt. Top wages. wlcK- Vrlte Rnx V-174, The Dally Reglmer ual pickup, ITS. call USED TRUCKS sleetps three. 55 h.p. Homellt« (166.1) .tiink Nursing Horn*. Call AND led Bank. 948-9559 (More Classified Ads fUnRtfi! TepNee tandem trailer. A-l condi- ROAD DRIVERS RELIABLE WOMAN—WMlM tn tak OARAGE BALE — Household Items, tion. Many extras. Call 871-50J6. MANAGER of art Htudb and frame A Truck Corp. needa tractor .tra.ll- care or children In har home. Will also clothing bric-a-brac, 10c to 120. 7 On The Next Page) WE HAVE THEM! 11' BOAT — 28 h.p. Controls, aeces. shop in Holmdel. Hourn 10 to 5:30. and straight truck city drivers and faoaid if desired. Call 747-2606. Birch Ava., Hazlet. 2S4-24SS. •Dries, J395. Call after S n.nl. 747 Five days. Phone B48-4131. also ovftr-the-road drivers for IM- MAID-Bleep in. West Indian. Avail MARTIN GUITAR — 1926 Folk Model, 4«77 WAITREflS WANTED^^ Part-tJmt, MEDIATE PERMANENT EMPLOY- able In about four months or during Rare 5-strlng Mandolln-banjo with 1«' BARTHLEW BKIFF — 45 Gray l:30 to 7:.lO Mon. to Frl. Apply In per- MENT. all. Excellenl references, Attorney. lat mandolin body. 542-4246. HEJ.P WANTED - KALE Sye'n itpntaurant, 10 Mohmouth hcsa positions are open at our Lin- eekdayn 1212) 7fi«-671» - «38«701. 1968 FORD PICKUP SW5 liiV.aM enprlno, wlniisnlnld snd Naw en, Trenton terminal!. Hnwnvrr fill CUSTOM MADS Alaskan seal jacket. lop, I'-OO. Chrynlfr Orown ftnglne In .p pi leant a munt apply In person at Worn twice. Paid .1200. Ashing 14*. good rnnitltlnn, $20O. Call after 7 p.m. lALKBCUHL — Purl-tlm*, e/enltiBn .AA. Trucking Corp., 3530 Quaker 2H1-1441. mil Saturday!. Apply ORMOND SHOP, ITUATIONS WANTED • Male 1967 EC ON OLINE WINDOW VAN $1595 rJdffe Ud,, Trenton, N, J. An equal HOBILE MAIn DISHWASHER — 8 h.p. NIonmoulli Shopping Cflnter, Eaton- >pportuntty employer. BAVVIM.B 12' SKIFF — J own. [OUT HAUMNO — Small maaon nnthi old. |150. Call AUTO HELP McCullocli moior. ....NO MAN — To learn auto Rid nl)B. CleanuD work. Cat! after 5 p. 542-4613 74J-2O20 7ENTA7> nEC!SI''l'WNlHT — Mature, 122-5712, 1966 GMC2-TON BOX BODY $1795 -perlenced. lied Hunk area. Mint •late glnsii trade. Permanent pcmltinn. BUILT RITE FOLDING CARRIAGE ive own trannpin-tntlon. Sfctid reaiimo >»1d Hlue CroBd, lilue Rhleld, vaca- IOH SCHOOL AUTO MECHANIC —With mattress. Excellent condition. RAPIDLY STORAGE and SERVICE . Uor E-n8, The Dally Jtegfnier, Red lon and holidays. Pennlnn fund and IUDENT dftalrpn summertime help- 120. Call between 6 and 0. 741-338.1. f« Insurance. Apply Atlantic flla«s 1 T8 37 1945 FORD PICKUP $1395 Hnnk. :»,, 21 MaplB Ave, Red Hank. jl t^ T? ^ TWO TWIN~BBD8 —~»40 each, one EXPANDING TUB GREAT KEANBBUnQ MAItlNA MA~]"0~^~MuBt coolt~weir"f''f)iir nlahU full size foam rubber mattress, IJft, -At th» foot of Laurel Ave.. Keans- oH SCHOOL STUDENT want I DEALERSHIP ™?ek nr cverydny from noon until DAYWORKER rk. Ortd Johd, lawn, etc. Call B«- Inder blncks, 20r. earn, Antique wag- 1963 CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN $ 895 hurg, ha» a few berths left. Boats Call 842-OTfll for >ppolntment in wheels. $10. wnnl ru*. J.S, 7" now- In 20' and 30' class. fle« Dock Master, delivery, nver 21, r saw, Sl,\ 787-84D9. 7S7-730O or 787-8708. WOMAN - With Jnaur*nco experience. or 3M-9U2 a(t«r Mimt hn ahlfl to rate and writ* auto, 1IKES -•- Two hoys': one girl's; '• USED CAR LOT 1963 CHEVROLET 1 Vi-TON DUMP $1795 fire and hnmnownfrn' pollcleB. Five FINANCIAL and lawn mnwer., 18". |8 each. BUSINESS NOTICES lay urrk. H^lJtry rnmmrnnur/ii* with MILK ROUTE MAN . :ll 74l579 ATTENDANT ibtlity. Hull WAl.KKR A WALtfKIl. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1963 ECONOLINE WINDOW VAN. $ 995 17foHT~liAIILINO^CX.llAN CELLARS WRbury. 741-R2H, !t««iiy *mploympnt on An Mithllnhed 1BAUTY BALOIT — Completely ANTIQUES YARDS nARAOKB -- >Tee estimates. VOMAN - - Tn help mato Danish wHifl, Flvfl fay w«fh. V««tlon with ulppert. A/r-^ondltfonerf, Wtll »«»l| or SYCAMORE OKBENS 40 HOUR WEEK — i DAYS Call after 3 p.m 741-3H9 •ay niim Oro»», inmirinco. Call T41- RA pine lazy susan cnrktsll lable. try and mix r«l(M In bakery, «ftft fnr Intrrvli-W. me, nr nell fqulptrcnt, 741-5110, UNIFORMS 1964 INTERNATIONAL WAGON VkClUWK J1UI.I.D07.INW — Mowing, )d wnrklnK ronrlltlnnn. Full Mm* SAilTKHANS — Itrnt spare In well ,arrp mahogany IMinran i'ltyre drnp- plowing, pumplnf, laterals. All septic ?rtrk fnr ninturp, irniionnibln i»tr«nn. alilliliPd tninlnpiis tn IIrd Hark. Nn * tflblr, four rtinlrn, I-'lvf-plrcn HOSPITAUZATION tank wi>rk^ BBN I>llYAN._«7r(IM8,_ SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO. M myi tvn« kltrticn cllnetlp, Vlrlnrlan 4 WHEEL DRIVE $1295 n. tt> 4 p.m. Prllcfoiti Orrhardn, KlufiS mirror, Antl'tup silver, INSURANCE m;nBr3R~8TAUl'»-»iade to order. ;i4, Cult" NPCK. tAV"" •""wiiiinn lii"l*ifn iiiiicriiiw rjilnn anrl pln^.^wnrr I Inim Incal KMI, «ltlclent service. Use at home or !«>!> work. Hnni" nirrlinnlrnl ahllltv inlo. Cull iMer n p.m. ilntrf.,1 Orlrnlnl throw ni^, fli!. Ilfl PROFIT SHARING 1959 FORD 1-TON STAKE BODY • $ 695 rffcrrcil I'i'rmnnrnt [VIAHIDH nnil bmlness. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. :VRHftl»lft. Appiy 111 }>fiiin>n. Mermaid 'rninnre AVP. 7n HI. .'IB. F.»- Kf(-'|[ Tun rtmlrw, tw,> cn.l in- SLIP COVERS Hnnr, Hwy. Ill), I.onnanlo. rfl, rnlU'H tnlilf, Ijunn, S7A. Cull i"flEUElTAN'l1~--:-"Vor"»ra*r«iirgitni,'s of-" TOnil INC., MO HnHulWRV, htttif hII/thod liiintui-nfi, tru wnrn. Owner 1961 FORD CLOSED UTILITY BODY $ 895 Hftfa, 1.10, ch»Jr Sllli, with your own rittirli. ll«« Mr. Plnmpn. I Vnry rnniiomilili*. Wrllo In Il'ix 111 ir (fibril!. Virr wrltlliK! Klpi'TH, or ovnr- n ftximrlomirvl. Matawan arna. Call 'ItilUIC J)itlVICH flml t-IFiLPBIt - - 171, Tim Dully IKKlntf-r, Knd ManK. Ificklnif. Kalirtm »Ho avallftbln. Call 3-I14K or M6-1.07A. HK« trurk. <'*ll mt^T ft |>m. ARKWAY WKT I4IIIT - Mdllltm, 'AVH111N Owncsr iHislfiii-n l» ndl. Khivf^, Itolrrift, MIKICN, $11). »|n,-|,, RATCLIFFE nnytl/rm f>71-23fi*- tO.mKKWfflMKjExrcJJflnt y ft I.I-,!, (ijiiliuf, inaHrenn, yy, ttgli RfOBii. Kxrollt'nf. CUtirror. AnldfiK nookKBIOPlNO, mi lilting, quarterly Lnfernnc.es rtmulred. KKHH July 1st _..;i(jn"llTATlON ATTMNhANT •- KO nwih'iKiuw lioil. flA. Kltrhni ntyroli lax rftporls, #tc. Marjery nven wnoli«. call M2-032S, tKliO 10 p.m. ti « a.m. Motnlny H;i,CKM>, HM»WIN .S. HTAItK, Ui-nltnr. U\r, Kt«>" I'tirmlciv tnp, estta Ifnf, t-om HWPnlriRfl 1111-01)74. PONTIAC Trovkto, T/A netliLbl* 'i'« Service, B^lIHTKItBDNIIItflIBANi N rourh F'rlriny. Kxptrttiu-^rt, 'M *<> rliiiliH, y^. M:ijilr heil-nnfn, mil' MWIW tn 3 ahlft. rtem* cull 1nt appnlnt- mrs [>r nM«r. Brlttaln Rnnnco. 111- JNCHKflNKT'l'm (f'ull «!(|!il|ii>r(l. million, m IVntm/lvnnlfi 'IV rlnnf*.)iirK. fn • flxirJS. rr,R« helge, fit. SERVICE MANAGER ltiK mactilne operators. IriK untl ar.rniinllnit hnnwIf'Uf. TOM'S FORD „ _ lalnrlH Full hi-n'fiU «I l'"rl M"n- 747 MM If YOU iw«(t Xhn ptott>Mtion»l touch t win Un\n. /,#« *ronv w 8? Ifoadway. L0119 Itanch nniilh nf ric.ri '• null, ("all I.I, M"f INSTRUCTION AllriCANV ririUlDHINHA" -*»2n. 'l'«" In lawn ind ••rtien car* Call. nlnn Ave., llnlnn Beach. 2M-W77. wi in in 2bO,HVVY.35 264-U00 KEYPORT 2filW34 XPBRTT t nprlnKN anil matlreflies, nne :irt", 22Z-32ZB rlvat* Brhnol. Y^ar-rnimd rnnploy- (:17RKK WaNTKd t full al/.c. S5 a »rt. "olid '-liei ry n*nt Ooort aaliry. PUastnt sur- rplr In p»rsnn, C.MH Miiiisrmirkdl. r pnater hen Irsme. Ho. t41-Bl:'ll Diindlngs. Call 6(2*777. Main II. KoniKurt. •vsnlngi. waen 4 and 7 p.m. BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE 20—TH^ DAJIV REGISTER. APARTMENT* APAKTMENTS THE FAMILY CIRCUS ly §H Kwrat _."""»"" Friday/Jun* 28, 1968 NEW LISTING MrMXT MU — I mtM «r«a»,*«« Lota EUMSON - Prime •tea. Modem qweious ColonlaJ. New Shrewsbury three-bedroom rawft (backs up lo a farm). FOR SALE GREEN GROVE GARDENS living room t« firepUce, for-Two full baths, spacious recreation rcom'and huge cellar' mal dining room, electric kitch- two-car garage. Some carpeting. Like new cortdrtion, tasted SEAMLESS FOUR ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM) ' $123 en, paneled family room, four Aluminum White Gutter. flMvy ftng* FIVE ROOMS (TWO BEDROOMS) $153 fully decorated. An excellent value. Owner moving to an 1082* OW.PI»1»M] tiuififlf •y««n twM bedrooms, two baths. Large apartment. Asking $25,900. Jail nallrt Bp>. Cull for fr*« •nimiw. EFFICIENCY (TWO ROOMS) $ 95 screened porch, utility room, PROWN'S SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS hot water gas heat, attached ANOTHER NEW LISTING V Broad Kl Ked Bans !«1 7V>" FREE HEAT, COOKING CAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING two-car garage. One acre. Ke- FESTER New Shrewsbury three-bedroom ranch. Two baths, full cellar, Kvetlent TV and rtfww **(**», >I cv. fl. refriotrotors, pacing and wolk-ii HeroQ* dueed to $65,900. focriHict. S*W6ui room, ssrpi ctoMti. Wolk le shopping pioia, buwt end garage, huge lot. In area of houses valued at 30,000 and up' school. RUMSON' — Choice living lo- TWO CONTEMPORARY CHAIRS - D'tECTlQNS: G©ro*n i*of tint 117 to 34, wit on 36 lo Airport Shopping cale. Large ranch in excellent Custom built. Transferred owner asking $24,900. Look at this Hill Dora, turn Itfl, thrfi two block* tfl model oportmfflt. From 35, (J. M. 717 «T.W FwW*) I* Hozf«t Avi., turn (eft ra Middle RwM, strcfiM orwod. condition. Fireplace in living new listing. MiwSAWNiVr; room, dining room, electric tr,"r, iji. .TJ««" Phon* 264-1846 LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL i>|»ratr<<. kitchen, paneled den, three bed r. .(« »mip roto lw l X-e stnrm sn.-. IWBX1 Bn"« from SWKl tl FIRE- BM Bk vicinity. Colonial. Living room, WOODED'AREA STONE. While end Maple Avt , Red dining room, kitchen, three bed- B«nk. H7-«7I» * KENNELS — Off#r« Gold- j FOUR-ROOM APAHTJIEIfT — AM .incroft, dead end street. Spacious custom built three-bedroom 1 ?0 fniijf, chihuahua and wirt fox t«r- I rPBrfnl*nc«ir. Hut, IW waitr. 2*2 rooms, one bath, full basement. In, ubtM, piano, rjfr puppifaj. wormed and inocuIatM. 1 B^uth Br.dft Art, RM Bank. ranch. Brick fireplace in living room, good sized dining room, Items. Steam oil heat, large porch, very modern kitchen, room for comfortable breakfast, porch,' IRISH TERRIERS — AKC, hem* bred. detached two-car garage. Im BEDRnoM fll'ITE ~ Mahogany twin | NotM fnr tn>*ir lovt r,r children and COMHERCUL RENTALS huge cellar with 28x14 game room, and work shop, two-car and otti'r ^olla.h<.la .rtlrlw. ran h. proved lot. $24,000. Km 2 I" 1 rm Frl., lhr™ih »Bn.. PRIVATE OFFICE — Ground floor. garage. Asking $28,900. w? l#«l« Ijn». Fair Havfn ONErTROWN^*8"AnniJii"'MARK ~" Alt uiimiM pltii air cortiltlonini fur- Oni brown laddie gflrllnf. CaU M3- nished. 175 per month, call 747-3900. 21)23 aftrr J p m., , or cull In person I to 3 pro. , >fCNIC~TA¥ijfSEfS at Clerimar F»rmi, Bcob*jfvfl>, SJ. "1 can get myown.drlnkT DENNIS K. BYRNE fxwhurk ffnuln# rwl»'f.ofl 2" thick, OFFICE SUITE - tM K ft » «- AOpRABMI HEAI.THY Pt/rPlES ™ eellent 1O«AUOD, Dfatnblt for axty pro- REALTOR - INSUROR 1ihlf 29"x;2' *1th iwnrhM, W*UV 1 ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY ( Mother sUnHnrri poodle, f»!h*r un- fiailon. CaU T(T-3T» betwf«n f and S. 8 West River Road Ruiiison Rf-in-nM lurnltur* at "CMh.Jiiwl MV# ; knnwn. Reasonable to food ham*. 99 Broad Street Red Bank 741-TOIfl 3J00 »Q IT. LIGHT mmnttfacturinf WANTED TO KENT HOUSES FOR SALE 741-3450 ion for Icua. call Phone 842-1150 •MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING *"'"'' RED BANK LUMBER RNO LI8H" SETTER .PI'rPIES — 7I7U0O MEMBER MULTIPLE Avu.ljthlt ( COLLEOE INSTRUCTOR »eek "95 Years of Red Carpet Service Purl ani Wall. R«>l B«nk. 71T-SM0 n bre* phono, (40 Conv^rltbU rourh, 2100 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL SPACE louse or apartment wlUiln 20 minutes Three-bed room, 15-year old, lVi-slory n excellent condition. Ideally located. REDDEN AGENCY S3!i Mapl# rnrktall labl*. 120. nth'r GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS—AKC -Available on Newman Springs Road, if Holmdel. Can furnish excellent ref- basement, two-car garage. All frame. Modern kitchen. Dining room, Llvlni room, fitting room, dining room, imall ^nu«fhollt ind girnt* It'mi. Healthy, home raised, excellent tem- Shrewsbury. Immediate occupancy. erence*. Call 396-3991 or write R.L. Til* bathi. Basement1. And itU for: large kitchen, four bedroom*,. Vh S^^ lo ».1 1 Villas* Lane, olf Kln|« perament. 8 weeks old. 741-0374. Call WEART-NKMETH AGENCY, 741- Maybach, oakwood Rd., Dover, U.3. for $36,000. Daths, detached four-car garige. Man/ H«y . MUMttlnim 'AKC-K"»"CLSB~cfifia!B~— Yorkshire, 2240. WINTER OR YEAR ROUND RENT- ONLY $16,900 ixtru. $2T,BO0. 741-9100 MAHOOANY "BACHELOR~CHEST- terrier*, hpsslei, rekfniesc, Toy fox AL — In Rumson or Fair Haven area. FAIR HAVEN - Reduced so VETS NO MONEY THA 1700. 1 REMnliKl.INn _ Professional or bus- LOCUST: New four-bedroom, 2VbRth RrHM pull*. New!) rcflnlihed. Call terrier*, Schnanzers, 8coltlq. ft. Cod with expandable attic. width floor In den plua large fire- Multiple Listing dition. R^ni>nn f^r if Ming; relocating. St.. Red_Bsnk._74J-3«.14. ^ Oakhnrst. Large double doors. 787-7127 Two-story Colonial. Large living room. place, gameroom, porch, two-car at- ll». r«ll 291-22.1(1. ^ FURNISHED ROOMS Around the block from Grade Full dining room. Three bedroomi, cached garage. Internal vacuum sys- NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH — COLL1 E~"pu7s~^-~ Akc~rVil*te'red. FicE — will ahare 1200 «q. ft. of- Mndarn kitchen and baths. Full base tem. Many closetR and itorage space Three bedroomi, gameroom, two batlu, "XilS *•"-" iT. ca*l Iron, vari- flee with proreflHlonal man, State Hwy ment. Garage. 200' deep landscaped .17 1:3 ea. AI>0 3<>3< I«n, ISO. Pure Bellhaven Bloodline. First yesr School. Offered at $24,000. Convenient to beach and commuting. basement, two-car garage. Monmouth 3t. Ample, parking. All serviced avail- FREEHOLD — Room, aultable on* o: Int. Low takes, A rare bargain with 197,500, Regional High School. $29,900. fully muranteed on breeding. 871-TO3 able Including aecretary, dictaphone. two. Comfortable. Central. Referent poiaeaslon in August. RMjfN" BiiEi'TrBiTrrpijrs — AKC 'rlvate entrance. 482-1231. "HEFWTROM ~rvn*i~ FTROI.LF.R ' — Attractive set up. Call 2B1-2100. . FAIR HAVEN: Frame and brick Cape rARGE FOUR - BEDROOM SPLIT Good condition. !?<> Call week* oM, ariorabla and heslthy. WEART-NEMETH ONLY $21,500 Reasonable. 284>331.1 f-'lToFEBSIONAL OFFicEi AVAIL- RED BANK — Furnished roQma with Cod In lovely River Oaks. Large liv- LEVEL — Centrally air conditioned. 4PSH"ii. ABLE -- Near Municipal Bldg. In private entrance. Sitting room, kitch- AGENCY V«U no money down-FHA 1300 down. ing room with fireplace, large dining Fireplace In gameroom, baannent, DRILL PRE»B- Walker - Turner BIX WEEK OLD KITTENS FREE— Keansburg. 'All utllltlea. Bent reason- en prlvllegea. Ground and Becond BEACH AGENCY, room, eat-In kitchen, den, threa twin n&tlo, two-car garage. 139,900. Mnd«l WW. Bench B.R. motor and To a loving fflmlty. Call ble. 787-2100. floor. Women only. Inquire 43 Feteri alza bedrooms, two full batha, screened 'lace. Broker porch, full bajement.^ attached two-car ttand on raiteri. 110 5M-57M 747-3010 REALTOR IM Hlrhwsy #35 . Mlddletrum. N..T. COLTS NECK COLONIAL — On wood- _'UHNISHBD ROOM and boart garage, patio, many trees. Must bt ed lot. Four bedrooms, p&naled dan, ATTIC DI8APPBARINO ITAIRB WIREHAln FOX TERRIER — » HOUSES FOR BENT Open f Days 842-2526 een to be appreciated. $38,500, porch, 2U 'batha. Immtculati condi- Xitra heavy duly and In excellent month* old. AKO reglatered. |75, Call MlddUtown. Own transportat! EVES: S31-I79S tion, J5S.W0. eond_IMon._«71.!41(._ M2-1H8. Woman onl/. 6T1-504T aftfr I p.m. 102 WEST FRONT ST. Payments Approxlmatt JEAN K. IRWIN TWO AND THREE -BEDROOM Qualified Buyers iwilHl'lNOroOL""" !»«<. I!*ed 2'i OJERMJCN SHEPHEHris — SsVen HOMES—For rent or sale. 1125 to RKD BANK — Single clean room with Real Estate Broker year* Qriod rondlllnn Accessories. weeks, chsmplon blood line, black, In. a blDCt of Broad Street 741-2240 (On tils Miveilnk River) Rt. 35,301 Maple Ave. 1150 a month. THE KIKWAN CO., 747-2883 MIDDLETOWN Marina Park Red Bank, N. J. llg or hest offer. 284-1771. Ian nnd silver. AKC 721-SBJB. REALTORS. Belford, 7«7-5M0. W. Large Capa Cod. Four bedrooms, two* Corner Bergen PL 'TTSSr -~ PERFORM Itk V. misii fiETTEnfl ---" "Akr-r benutfiui Keansburg 787-JtOO. Hailet. JM-TIOO. SINGLE ROOMS—Clean, comfortable, Member of Red Bank/ ear iant|>, 100x100 lot. (2O,soo. 842- Coulht new la*l year. Alklni 1100 weeks old Ideal fnr children. reasonable. Gentleman "referred. 8! US to |2M Pat Mooth Wallace St., 741-93G2. Garage. Multiple Listing Service BED BANK Call 142-33H. Ask for Karen, 8«.«12J. . THE BERO APtHOT 1 FOUR UNIT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS f BAR — And two snivel slools. PACH8HUND PUPPl" — BOOM FOR RENT In nice house. Ovsrlooklnr bay and ocean. Four bed- Excellent condition rail AKC Call Gentleman preferred. 27 Spring St., GARDEN APARTMENT roomi plus den, 1V% baths. Hot water Evenings and Sundays 741.22D7 RENTALS — SEASONAL - YKARI.Y Red Bank. 747-35OJ. CHARMING RANCH Excellent Income. Fully rented. FHA heat. Excellent condition. (28,500. Open financing available. 117,500. TWO DESKS — Osk nulfel. china HERMAN SHEPHERD PtJPPY — ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor IN MIDDLETOWN to offers, 741-7480 •nd flaMware. Vlrtnrlan mirror and Full blooded, no papers, Threa GARAGES FOR RENT Threa bedrooms, two baths, Hvlna; MIDDLETOWN chair, folding acreen. Othir Items.. months old. (30. Call 1410 Ocean Ave., lea Bright 842-0004 room with fireplace. Large family HAZLET 747 »» M22MI ALL BRICK RANCH WIDE BELECTION OP RENTALS — RED BANK — Large garage. 21x21, room. Watl-to-ws.il carpeting In Hvlns Three-b^SstoflBfranch. New construe' ATTENTION BrALES AND 8LICER — Good look- COLLIE PUPPY — Sahia and white. Furnished and unfunuahed. Immedi- cement building. Good for itorage. «T1- room, (fining room and tiall. All this UOQ. lOOxltxTlot 117,604. Three bedrooma, Owner lot. Full base- JOB For HOME or STORE. Beit of- Hale. AKC ' re|tstered. ate occupancy. SAMUEL THICHER 3709. In a beautiful setting wltti plenty of ment Oil hot -water heat. Fully In- ANTIQUE DEALERS OR fer. 741-72M. 727-1748 AGENCY, Octanport Ava., OcaaDporL trees lor Ml,WO. sulated. Fireplace. Call for appoint' M2-35O0. EDWIN S. STARK ment J2S.0O0. SBECULATORS iltALL-CONSOI.E PIANO - FOtm LAROE new~box stsjla wilh LAWLEY AGENCY ( I.1'** new. I3P8, goon board fsnee paddocks. HAROLD REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Realtor- Insuror Perrlnevllle, N. J. Corner property. DELUXE COLONIAL Realtors - Insurors 13M Hwy. 38, Hazlet THE BROOK AGENCY 2^-stnry vacant dwelitn*. Bath, elec- 741-7M4 MNDEMANN, Broker, Bhrtwsbury. tric, no heat. Two fireplaces, cellar. 2-nn3 Fvfl bedronmi. Pool, throe acr*i. HOUSES FOR SALE Blu« and White Bui Terminal B.dr. ANNE K. MARTIN, Realtor AIR CONDITIONER — Weminihou*e, : wnnda, hrnnk. Rent J4f>0 month, or Established 1932 264-0333 Bank Bulldlnc, Atlantic Mchlanla Building 150 years old; can be dis- 1900 BI.'T's, 1100. O.E «!00 BTll's, DACHMIIINO PUP - AKO Mile. Sale liUl.OOO firm. 4.1 min. New York. RUMSON 741-6262 Evenings 671.0974 - 2M-1117 mantled for Its antique value. Has 179 Boll) tu»d on« semon. 711-2)15. Inoculated, wormed. Call arter 8, AvRtlRh!« AURiint 1. Call (201) 431- mahogany staircase, broad floor 74r-4«17». for appointment. boards; also a 200' year old shingle ""BARBIE" — Five seu. «even liolis, RIVERFIELDS AT RUMSON COLONIAL HOUSE BEAUTIFUL WAITING TO BE BOUGHT two-room cabin which can be moved. clolhes, acce^Borlea. Completa or par- WANTEf)~""Hiime for lovahl« dog. TIED BANK — Beautiful riverfront Thli extra large Cape Cod In Free- Three bedroomi, VA battu, sliding Main house vandalized. Includes 3^ tis!. A-l. 741-1M2 mornlnm. Terrier sic*. Neeria place lo roam home on Went Front St. For private Sparkling white Colonial set on N hold Township has enougih room for glaaa door from ]ars;e family ronm acres. Pries (15,000. Will listen ta nd tiny to play with. 264-HS4. or proteiiMonal me, Close to •hop- RUMSON acre of lawn and lovely shade treea your family to live In comfort toi to redwood deck. Near schools and CUT OLAM ROftX — Round pine Ing, traniporUtlon and hospital. NEW HOMES- Large rear terrace with barbecue many years. Formal dining room, live shopping area. Asking $25,890. table. Two rockers. Provincial cock- .'our tiedroomn, three bathi, garage, Living room with fireplace. Large bedrooms, two baths, full basement, °fMEYER MORRILL, Broker tall tahle. China c«Mnet. Child's, roll flrepl«cen. Bulkhead and moorlnR. family room. Three bedroomi.. Double enclosed breezeway, two-car garage, , top rternt Mlscellaneoul. Under |M. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT NEW CONCEPT! garage. Short walk to all schools, A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY « E. Main St. Freehold Rrn. 103 S42(iav Avnllabta Aug. 1. S270 per month. CaU LOOK — An eleven-room Colonial — and a fireplace, too. Very- nicelj 462-6627 APARTMENTS Mrs. Wilton «22-7890. live-bed room a—two denn, lull bast* bus line and stores, A new listing. landscaped. Don't watt to ice Oil: ___ ment. Set on l!i acrei with watei Call today. Asking (13.9GO. gorgeous homo — It can't lut Jon REALTOR tXaTOM MAI1E ALABKATT sjeallkln OCBANPORT — Three-bed room ianoh KEANSBURO-Maln 8t. Three rooms 1176 per jtinnth. Security iind refer- view. Under constnir.Uon-only-,V>fl,P0ft HALL BROS., Realtors EDNA M. NETTER Jacket Worn twice. Paid 1200, asking iinrurnlshed. Call after 8:30 p.m. 787- ..ocntPd on Tuxedo nd., Rjimaon. Cal 569 River Road, Fair Haven H!>. Bl» 1«-1«. 1SI-H*. tncti required. July 1 occupancy. Call 1A1-1200. 813 River Rrt. 741-76S6 Fair Haven Realtora OAI1AOE BALE - Houteholn and 4B0!>. after 7 r-tn. 842-0321. Member Multiple Listing Service $25,500 741-9333 FAHMB - HOMES — INDUSTRIAL ml»r«H«neoiiB Items. Power tonln, KuhiiiRHGD Timioit HOOMB mt' BBAU THUEE-BEDncOM Open 7 Days SITES HOLMDBL — COLTS NECK traRh ind tresadr* at your price. RUMSON BEN ALPERN, REALTORS MARLBORO —, FREEHOLD AREA! rcrnmlc tiled bath. All ntlllllr* In- RANCH HOUSE —Quiet neighborhood. Overlooking Bumion Country Club, •18 W, Main St. Freehold RUMSON Frl. allernnon. All nay Bsl. Every- rtMdDd. A,WO. STER- APPLEBROOK — Beautiful three-bed- |9«5 CABE #SI0 TRACK LOAr)ER~^ month. Call 787-7127. home Is in excellent condition. An e: Lovely rive-bedroom Colonial — 1, room ranch. Large private backyard. RED BANK - - Three-room apart- ceptlonal offering at H9.WX), McALU in* tram $57,000. STERLING THOMP- years old. Three baths, powder room, LING THOMPSON, Realtor, 45 W. Riv- Perfect house for local or commuter. Ixcell'nl condition. Call Tomahawk menl. Utilities Included. Call after i, RUMSON — Two-bedroom cottage, H TER AOKNCY, Renltora, 109 E. Rl/i SON A ASSOC, 15 W. River Rd., center hall. Spacious living room, for- er Rd., Rumson. 747-0900. Many, many extras. 671-1348. Oolf Cllio. (42-4111. 747-2HH or 741-4072. _^____ hlnrk frnm hm and beach. No petl. R<1., Kumaan. 642-189'!. Rumion, mal dining room, family room with Open 7 days. Brochure on request "ilATAWAN BOROIlbTl — 3iT~and Call R42-2086. 747-0900 fireplace. Kitchen 18x14. Two-ear ga HAVE frultleii hours or searching by MERCHANDISE WANTED 4>i room air rnnttllloned gHrden apart- ATLANTIC HIOHLANPS — Breath- LITTLE SILVER RANCH rage. Excellent location. Ideal for sending for our free comprehenilvt (More Classified Ads menli from 111.1 per mo. fnr July or taking view. Unfuinlahed three-bed- Four bedrooms, fireplace, paneled der WATERFRONT - $16,500 large family. Transferred owner anx- catalog: modest homes; palatial Rum- COLLECTOR - Wants all toy trains August occupnni'v. Prlv'alA swim dub. room home. Yearly lease. |225 month* Near water, In quiet family neighbor ious to move. Reduced to $81,600. son estates, waterfionti, farzni. Mul- any condition. Par cam or will trad.. MARC HAMPTON APTB,, Matawan Iv. Phnnf fnr appointment, 291-0488. hood. Excellent buy at 133,500. BTBR- Ranch ID beautiful condition with tv RUSSELL M. BORUS tiple LUtlngs. On The Next Page) H o, 021, 0, mndald game. 774-3710. Ave., between llavlne Dr. and Aber- F.A. HEHIiHAUS, Hwy. 38, Leonardo. L.INQ THOMPSON & ASSOC, Real lovely bedrooms and tiled bath. Pretty deen lid. Phone rtSg-Toin, ton, 45 W. River Rd,, Rumson. 747- llvini room and charming eat-In kitch- REALTORS RAY STILLMAN. Realtor ANTIQUE*—Tiffany Hems. lojs. fur REn BANK*-- THREE mnderTroom»7 yirn.BBbR7)bM~H6iJSB — Living 0900. BROCHURE ON REQUEST. en, lovely garden runs right down to "Our 50Ui Year" Wture. china, paintings, statuary, bath, unfurnished. Dfnli'ablt- Inrallon. room, den, dining rontn. Shrewsbury. river In rear wltli cyclone fencing. «0O River Rd. Pair Havei (U Hw. 35 Shrewsbury 7U-SS00 coins. llfMIni flxlunt. Carved oak 1M MiLaren at Prouppct. 747-1175. $200 per month. Available after July COLTS NECK — Lovely cmtom bull Riparian right*. $18,500. McALlSTBR T47-453J HOUSES FOR SALE dlnlni room pieces Oonoer Kettle An- 1st. 2-yenr leaae. JRAN K. IIIWIN Colonial with four bedroom* and 2\ AGENCY, Realtors, 108 E. River Rd., RUMSON • $15,500 tiques, OaHhurat. l»l-l«9» or WMB. Uenl E«lRte Apency, Marina Park, batha for someone who wants the ul Rumaon. M2-18D4. NEW HOMES "MATAWAN -• KiirnlRhed first floor, ttil Rnnli. lH'2-i\M. - IImate In cnnstmctlon. Loaded wltl Four-bedroom Dutch Colonial heme "WANTED - NOW IS THE TIME Ihrre riiDinn nml Italh. Pe-neted living MIDDLETOWN with largo entrance hall, living room, To sell ynur l>M I»M and sliver. Top extrai too numerous to Hit, from ca MILL$TONE--TW-B room, kitchen. Krnnt and rear en- MTTLE aiLVER -- Klve-room ranch, tral vacuum cleaning nystem to wid Three-DedroariT Colonial. 2 J4 bathi, fu dining room, Hot water heat. Some RUMSON HIDEAWAY flnllar. paM. Silver dollars .Included, trine* Arlults. HW Includes utlll- limm tllntc nccitjmncy. Call Mr. plank peg floors. 12 magnlficen Four acre farm. Lone'frontage. NICL baaement. Two-car Jamie. /Aluminum remodeling could make this Into a Call Z84-48WI. tlcj. M rCann,_ JirM-Mm. Ilpsne «t 542-4'JCtl. rooms In a country netting with trers ilx-room, two level home. Fine pan* aidlni. *32,700. lnvely homt; Hurry (or this one. $15,* elert kitchen, living room, bath. Hot S00. McAUBTBR AOBNCY, Realtors, for th> lucceuful family. Thli lorgs 'OLD FASmoNEP plann itool in i"od THREK-ROOM furnished apsrtment - LARGE flve-hcrlronm houae tn wooded By appointment only, AiHlng 558,000 water biueboard heat. Additional three- five-bedroom ranchir offers maxi- leaaonnl or year-round. Must furnlih roa of Locust. River rights. $400. J. D. ROCHE Realtor, Rt, 34, Colt 109 E, River Rd., Rumson. 842-1604, eonnldon wanlert. rail Neck. 462-2741. room dwelling lor lnlawi, $20,000 full FOUR-BEDROOM mum privacy and convantanct of onl m-nip. wn limilles.^BT-Mll"^' fflniMK) price. Termi. floor living. Nearly thrs* acrH of : COLONIAL COLTS NECK ANHQUES — pSntinS7~Ti.T"' Atlas, lt"ir)d JAMES APARTMENTS- Vat- THUF3EHF:nROOM( two hath, untur- CJdiyfS NECK — Excellent value. Ask MEYER MORRILL, Broker rolling lawn and tall shade Ires). Eitales purchalfd and appraised 747- ley Drive, Route 36, Atlantic High- nlshfri ranch. Available July Int. 14Ing only 142,000. for this three-bed $27,500 Poneled dan, formal dining room, lands. Three miles from Bandy Hook mimthn leu«e required. f'JS5 a month. 43 E. Main St. Freehold Rm. 103 JOO3. The Huilsnn Shop, Inc., Oil room, two bath ranch an choice hill 482-M2T Modeit six-rear-old three • bedroom basemanl. In the heart of the i!tal« Broad 81 Rhrewiluiry. State Park. One-and two-bedroom ALLAIRR-FAIIROW AGENCY, Real- (op location. Large living room, dlnlni MULLANEY REALTY rftnch on nicely wooded acre. Full oria. Original owners opartrntnf units. Furnished or unfurnished. Swim- torn. 199 Broad St., Rel Bank. 741- •room, kitchen «nd paneled den will basement, garage and oil heat. Shown bound. Asking S70,5OO. Call today. WANTED - A Westher Eye heater ming pool and recreation area. Patio .•HM), ' fireplace, J. I>. ROCHE, Realtor, Ri RUMSON COTTAGE 671-olM y advance appointment only. CARL fnr a Rambler American 1J62. «12- nr balcony, each unit. Rent from 1132, 34, CnlU Nfck. 462-2741 Six roomi and bath. Cottage In very BANCH — Chapel Hill Farms, Mid. \ ZBLLERS, Realtor, 948-4443, Mll Including heat and hot water. 201-0770. MODERN DUPLBX'"'"— Two be'iT Koort condition. Good h&atinjc. Lovely ronms, unftirnUhed. Convenient loca- COLTS NECK — Lovely nine room corner lot. Near rlv«r. Garage and dletown. Three bedrooms, two batht. "OLD FURNITURE — Antimjei, china, KKANflFtlrtO -- Four large rooms, tion in Reel Bank. Bam? ment and ranch. Three bedroom", two bath Den. Llrlni room with ([replace. Din- DELUXE COLONIAL glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brae, irwly iiprnratfd. Convenltnt, nice large flagstone patio: with privacy shaded yard. Adult* preferred. Avail- two-car Ktiritge. Corner lot. Low taxe fence. Goad location. Owner out of ins; room. 1Kitchen Pl<>t .ElceIIen Two bathsl COI>liltJ, flaraie Five bedrooms. Pool, three acres, Immediate caih for anything and ev- iflEtihnrhnnd. private 7fl7.'.'17S. ablfl July 25. Rent $13& plui utllltlei. Rood buy at ins,900. J.D. ROCHE itate. Asking $19,000. McALlSTER o"** ' ' woods, brook. Sale 159.000 firm or erythlm Ruscll'l 35 Eait Front St., 741.AR51.- Realtor, Rt« 34, Colts Neck. 482-2741. AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E. River Rd., rent $400 month. 45 mln. New York. T4I-1HM. BKA"'Bn;ldHf~"~Un^nSiied~aparP Available August 1. Cal! (201) 431-1263 ment Yearly lease Kmtr rooms anil ~CAPE"COD HOME — Three bed- HOLMDBL ~ Immaculate three-be Runuon. 842-1&&4. l SCHANCK 'AGENCY for appointment. NOW IB THE'TIMF, TO *ell your h.lh Adults only. RWF.KNEY ACES- rooms l ,4 bftthfl, Kxeellent local Inn. room, two bath ranch on beautiful MIDDLETOWN — 8'^-room fat-level. guns before new gun 1»» All kinds, r.Y, 842-1492. TretM Int. J2.V) per month. SCHANCK landncaned lot. Screened porch, extr; BELMJiR — Cape Cod. Eight rooms, Three.four bedroomi, paneled family REALTOR REALTORS, new and old, hourht. IK4-4«OO. I'NFlinNISHEIl EKFICIENCY — Ar.ENCY. 8 Linden PI., ned Bank. Jarga game ronm. Awnings lor th mom and den, carpeting. Clone to VJi baths. All Improvements, Fur- Adults only. No pets. Call 747-0397. Evening! and Sundays 74T- entire house. Air conditioned. Excel- nhnppong center and buns. Aiking $25, 747-0M7 Eres: a sun. 747-M88 nished or unfurnished. Possession on 111 RlVtf Rd. 741-7616 Mr HOVM lent value at $36 BOO. J. n. ROCHE, title. 312 16th Ave. 7M. call 7I1-84S0. Membtr Multiple Lilting Strvlc* PETS AND LIVESTOCK Realtor, Rte 34, Coltfl Neck. 462-2741. ST. LEO'S PARISH FABiiEotJii FbunnEnhnoM iSTT OPEN 7 DAYS PROFF.SSIONAL fion OROOMINO rl.RX walprfront apartment. AvallsMs WANTED TO RENT COLTS NECK — Picturesque flctiln SHREWSBURY — Off Bycamori Ave., Spotless thre* - bedroom, two - bal HOUSES FOR SALE Appointment only. Aim. 1. 13TS per month. CaU Bupt. 741- on lake. Four-bed ronm Ranch with 2 ranch. Living room, formal dlnln plus ",i batha, 23x18 living room wl 10 yean old, Early American design, room, family kitchen, lull basement H-1M31 3«9I. •nvo BEnnooM HOME — vicinity .replace large dining room, kitche: pverslMd attached garaie. Halt am I RED RANK — Four-room furnished Kpyport nr Matawari. Will decorate. and utility room. 22x19 gam croon lot. Week'! best buy at I2t,soo THE "(f "BERNARDS'""•• Six weekl old Wnrklnic molher and two buys. Call Five bedrooms, 2% baths, laundry. ' apartment All lit 111 ttrn. Private en- »«r « nr Unmlay. MI-KMT. with fireplace; Full basement and two McGOWAN AGENCY, Rca.ltori.23S iwln »tork. champion pedlnree. ihr T41 :r;.M. _ ranch five years old. Three bedroomi |v JM-I4.SS_ yniir home rented. THE RETIO AOEN- Coltii Neck. 482-2741. air*conditioned recreation room. Bali "olS~ENfVi.Tf'H'"sHEEP I Or-.B AKT - K1VE ROOMAPARTMF.NT - • Heat CY. Ht. .•», Mlclnlelown. 171-1000. living room with fireplace, p&nelec BELFORD — Split level, four yea dining room and kitchen. Utllitj bnucfil *Tii'e hHfle-1 mslf" flvs • dialled. Ocrupuirr July 15. One by owner, |35,b00. Call 842-3669. IWi r*!M\. ; munlh'i security. 717-WM. ENr.TsEER7~«IIV~liTy<>ar""M son. old. Modern kitchen, living and di room, enclosed porch, two-car • m".l'.i Ail s -•• -' cloHr. !>vo bedrnnms and Ing roomi, three bedroom*, recrei ruge. Hot water baseboard heat : "pF.KtNnF.RF: M^I.T. T'lTR R»r 1 ; ATITANTIC HinHTANris """l'l and •lir>'t, 'nr trtmith nf July. tlnn room and den. Basement. 1" here*. Aluminum aiding. 542-0275, ! i'i rnnm spnrtments. Qvilel hotisr. whin houis li belnr. finished, call bath*, Professionally landscaped. En LOVELY FIVE-BEDROOM — ... • Kin" inrllnn « Third AVP. 291K:« clonfd patio. Garage. Owner trans hath, 2lfc atnry home In a beaut'irul EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION — Beau-" THE CURTIN AGENCY lerrert. Asking mid 20's. 787-B093. woodland letting. Completely mofler- tlful six-room ranch nestled among REALTORS • INSURORS nlzed. In excellent condition. $65,000. treps on acre with rail fencing. Fire- Principals only. 872-1584. place, l'j haths, family rcom, car> NIVKINK APARTMENTS PARM1NGDALE — 34 acre farm petlng, appliances. 527,500. 5"4 mort- RUMSON Ideally located. 120 year old three- gage available. Applebrook area. 6T1- bedroom home with charm, outbuild- Ntnt year old ranch on Th ocras. Four btdroomt,' living room, din* OASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ings. Owner must sell, leaving itate. EATONTOWN -- Glngerbush Entatei, Living room wltn fireplace, dlnhg Ing room with flrtplaca, full bojs- RED BANK 937,800. Eight room bl-level, three or tout hPdrrtomfl, 2 space. «i acre lot. All iitllltlei In- Hale or rent, Apartment. Air comll- cluding city KPwerd, curbs and side- ter llxl S. Thcw baihs, full boie- lent location. HJ,m tlnned of I ice. S mile training track. walK. Price >27,ftOO. BUSCH REALTY ADVANCE Starting gate Plenty of pfliiuren. A. CO., Broker, 842-1180. msnt wllh ga'msroom. Immedlota KOZICKY, RfcAI, ESTATE BROKEH Rt. 35, Katontown. 542-2223. INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME?- possession, 142,000. Adding Ma'chiM* — Typrwriwri \ Gcnortl Contrvctors .PalDtlnR and Decorating Wa hav» many choice locations In th« HIGHWAY — Zoned rnnklenllai and ulddletown - Atlantic Highlands area ». roi.e, Miin-nxii — K«« SHOWING! - 1)ii«»r:»r> ROBKRT I nmnll himineirs. Three twin-ilr.e beil where custom constructed new home 291-1800 td.. rsM!;a4 Isritw a Vl\ . Auditions. AH.rsllooa. Ga Painting * Deonratlng ronm ranch, nix years old. Attached ranging from flfooo to $35,000, are ti. P.ryrfi Call t41 IWI, >»r Tr«< Esllmatsa Oall UU1K Luxury HURIM Apt. MUftttfe. 1% hnlliB. Central ail-cumll- be built. Fui complete details call ft*. f.*A P.sra T4T44V tinning, '.i ai^rf. Principal! only. Ap- MULLANEY REALTY. <71-B1S1. Hwy. 36 & Thompton Ave. Leonardo Anllqu»i rAI'1'r.NTIiy — Addition* Banellni, BANIJ RI.AaTINO pointment, B48-fU25. r*jf* itn.wxlMi, riallo*, odd jnua. Yrnlr premlii'-ii or ours. LIVIIKJ On Beautiful RESTORED VINTAGE COLONIAL • 11.ANTIC THAl'lJ.T. T-OSJ *> A\: fL>aS"llali,a rales. M: 4M.1, 74T-»M. •J.'IIJUI 6c E AN F 0RT~^" nTtlri n g io "Flor Id a. Parm-siirroiimiiHi. Mlddlotown-Lln NavMink River Income property near Ft. Monmonth. croft, Four bedrooms; 2'i hnths. Flrfi "1 fii-nltur. U'in «•« , ?•: 7 V> Pearl and Bead RMtriDgUig f)esirnhlc location, renlnl no problem. placen living rcom, dining room, Onk ' Vr r 'n . R»! li'* I fr. %•:' *< 23 niom npartnifnta. Appointment on licfiniR, wnll to-wall cnrpotlng Ihrough |., J. ond 3-BEDROOM oni) ly KIMISIS after 4 p.m. Sal., Bun. al • rt. V.« huc-isU-trs'lt sriyu. /,f *A KITHN Ani Kipertir on braided nylon Sl.M a out. On ffiieiMl two acres icouhl nub- Rpeckslliuni In PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS n. Full .f'.wer. uri'l |M"'I« AM vurk f nt. Plumbing and Heating wnll ovens ond cmmterlon ranafis' cn,, larKp ni«,lrrn klU-hrn, full hanr- tancmPTit a ml two-inr Knrnpp All in sni'H. Call 2M33«3 Inr lr»«, eitl- Fnrmka kitchen coblnsl! and work tn en!, lwi)-i'«r gHxaRP. rrlnolpmlji on- A-l ccndllinnr . Trannferrrd nwiier nnk- rr;a'4.' ottM Isu than I hour lo NYC, 40 y. $4MM10 mil 7ri*4!lM. ng 5L8,!liM). K.A. ARMfiTRONO NGEL Pl.UkfllTNri — Heating aAd batAroom Ar.FNCY, Rnnltur, Mi rroiiptct Ave., mln. lo Nwk, 10 mtn. from boa'.h, Diamonds Rough! or Rntyled remoilsltng. ~ I'Ol/raNEIOK .lltlo Rllvrr. 741-4MHI. ' MOVtn-Shea 1199 1 block! (mm tralni and exprssi OMTSTANhlNa VALMK l.*t us bur tns dlamnnila rnu don't CORRISAN'S IIIIJH. Imrnanitntp tlirrebeilrninn, Iwo-lnith iini.^li)Ki/~~nMrWrriir"Kighi-r(iTm" wear or let us mljrl1s th»m for *"1( 177 OUiatui SI , Il*<1 Rink TtlDOS rnnrh. 14K23 llvlrtg rnnm wllh flre- rnnrh. Ovrr twn acrrn nf wmiitn, pri- rwrsonillr IIMH.IIIBS . V. prosi li Odd Job* ihi-p, 1?xlf- (lining room, llxis hlirii- vacy, Vtry llttlp malntptiancf Innlclt- l.lullr IfAtJI.INM - Cellars, israiei Roofing. Siding & Insulation FRIQIDAIRE •n. Tivn-cnr liHrnRP, full .mnpnirnl. nr nut IlrPHtlilaking; vlnw. SwImnilriK cleaned up Have tmrk Fr*s astl- Dfiol. Twn full batiiK. Twn ntnne flri»- Draperlea ni^iwrnhijn ond lieu. fl. 2 door *«lt- lot \vnler bintrbrinrd lirnt, Lnoitrd FIRECRACKER!! mslea I4I114D afler ) nm. >n oiip firm o( oxiiulnlle iMKineajilng. ilnr.en. A nrw llntlriK • perfect rnmll* iipnolslerlnir, draperlr. ullprovera DIJ1KN r». "iNC!. Rnorini. ulrtlni '"* Ion. |4D,DO0. VAN VLIKT AOF.NCY, 1 Itimilall'in Insulin and rnnrtnu*^ Ar>klnK only $3(1 MM. J.R nnrilK. Wnlervlew and rurnl selling, r.uilnni bum Hvniroom t CriM-klriK und ffir io F"" n'>. »i OHO Ponoromlc doors lo bio porch. Kilr.lien has dlnlno area. Tiled balhl. in <>. :HK I i'|. nurk INlal h(: ln'-4 wsllpipnrlns K >nir in.ur»d. for free IICIOKIKD SI'KCIAl," Inu room, larRi* cl*n, Fenred-ln bark- ing ron in, d lulu I rnnrn, kitcbfri with Fntfrlalnmfnt eallriiatrt. rail 717 S(H1 aij. rt st llfl (Kf latmr and all TOWERS ynrrt. Punnlert playroom In full cellar larin i«i>n )i. rul) basfinont ami twn- Like-new, brkk ond froms elglil room horns wllh two Illitl holhi Lorae "tl J.'l 1 trtrlnl Ini'tnilPd 10 TPnr warranty nd j»!rprn»(! porch, Hlf twn-.-nr gft- nr (tnidBP. 117,8110. HI.A. AIIM- llvlna room, rir.plote. Spoclom b.droomi, Scre«n..l porch. Includei filC*. 7*7 .VIST nfli-r rt p.m. or anytlma TltnS'o AOKNC'V, Iteiiltor. nil Proi- n r m k ond b hl T r "If ke-ts arsllahtt hit Istrit tiros'! CARI. II ION•Kit I'slntlnc and Alan firft pstlmato Alnmlnilin aMIna, 28 Riverside Ave. Iiiltria .ml ]>«.!.ra 7IM//1 or TV- n wprkfndi, |3f),M)0. fft Ave, Lltilo Silver. Ui-itim. t""l» sar iimws and Mij'ir B[>nits Ir.vt'itis Red Bank, N. J. lo Monfn'iiMJi "' , MM Hiinl< NKPTUNK 'IhriMi-hHninm bl level. I «>r ' ii| .n.|"l".'e' i.K'Hin nonrma A BIDINO . , Imtiii, (lining ronm, recrpallon 804 Riv.r Rotd 747-4100 (itn^ial (nnlr«c((>ri FilllV Iti-i', 1 Rtnlrtl mirce: M Rlvsrlldl AVI. Fair Ha/un, N.J. 'II (IK w n»'fa •nd r«p*lm, aluminum KW nHRRwuiJRY — Beautiful in in, newlnj ronm. lies led Iwn-rar tint-rocm ranch Three bedroom", ;«rtKf CfimplPiPlv cirp«l*d and sir y AIM I'A \ 1' •Mint, *'trv1ow*. d'>"ra, awnlnni, «iit- Phon.: 741-1732 ' OflKl'i'i MAN« CriNTIUriTIK r. BlTf'.Y n bathn. Large llvlnj room. R*c- mditinnfrt. F*nf#f1 yinl, 100x12* M, ll*ra>tlnns rtrpaln Msirmrr Brr.il unit 1- rlv In- t»ra. iMii'n, ihnttera. P»lfofd. NJ. iV.n lo A.M. lo J P.M. Dally REALTORS !•«. t^>n RfrJ arv]4 fitlon ronm, patio. lull biiement, Many •Uni An urn* n%<* V'A mort- Tl>7 nw. in r*ar riarant*>«. wo-car garaie, Corner lot M3-42MI. ** Muit •»crlflc«. 131,000. TTft-»3fl3.

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DELIGHTFUL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTTCE THE BERG AGENCY * COUNTRY HOME HEDGEFIELD REALTORS on a wooded hillside, a few K0TICK OF SBlTLe NOTICE OF ACCOINT MO.VMOHTH COVNTT minutes from N. Y. transpor THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING BBTATE OF RALPH R. ECKERT. SURROOATE'B CO(RT $14,900 tatlon. Three bedroom ranch DECEASED Kotlrf> to Creditors U> Prcwnt IN COLTS NECK Notfc* Is herehy f|v«n thif the ac- Clalmi Aitftliist Eit*te Paneled den opens to quiel counts of the nuh#rrlti#»r"", Rx'tutors K«TATB OF ROBERT arLCHRIfT Cute Cape Cod of the estate of nald Dec«aiieri will LSLEY. DECEABED green area. Two baths. Hugi INSPECT and COMPARE b« audited and ntntpd by thr> Burn- Pursuant In the nrrter of DONALD Very Convenient Location kitchen, laundry. Basement, •l of the County of Mnnmmith and J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of th« INCLUDING ... reported for sPttlprnfm tn Th» Mnn- nunty of Mnnmouth, this ^ty raid*, WaJk to/schools, shopping and transportation. Three bright, $37,200 mouth County Court, Prnhatf Division, i th»> application of the 'jndenlrnefl, airy betfooms,VA baths, large living room and kitchen. Plenty • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER on Friday, fht 2fl(h rfsy nf July A n , Ilnshefh V. R. Unify thx 8nle Ex- 1868, at i9:30 n'rlork a m , at thf •nlrlx nf the p«fat« of the it(rf Rob- • G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN County Court Hnu»p, Monumfnt Ami •t Ci]rhrl*i l\n\py deneaserl. notice 1« of closets and storage space. Many extras. Low interest RUMSON RANCH ">Vjrt Streftn, FrffUn\<], Nrw JPTHPV, • AMERICAN OLEAN TILE "rchy K|vrn la the rred.tor* nf sail mortgage can be assumed. Overlooks Shrewsbury Rivei t whlrh time Appllratlnn will b» >rf^spr) tn prenpnt to the aa.ld Ix- Lush landscaping offers com • SELECT OAK FLOORS made for the allnwRnre n[ Cnramli- Mitruc th^lr f'lalnia under fttth wlth- VETS NO DOWN N0N VETS $450 DOWN ifonn ind r.nuniie( fff* nlx mnnth* Trom thla date. plete privacy. Three large bed • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT Dated Junf 5th, A.n inwi Dated: June Uth, 10AB • STEEL GIHDERS UN1TEO STATKR TRPBT ELIZABETH V. R. ILSLET $19,900 rooms. Marble fireplace in liv COMPANY OF NEW YORK 7* Biifnn vials Avenue • 6" INSULATION (By: C. J. 8WERNEY, Fair Hflvpn, New Jeney Ing room. Lovely square din Aaalfllant Vire-PrfBldfrit Beautiful Older Home 45 Wall Street. Ing. room. Enclosed porch. IV. St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Area. Stuart >. YnunR. Eao., acres. New York CUy, N y and 744 Broad Street ^^>__r Fuji Basement JOBRPHINK EhNA ECKEftT, Newurk, New Jersry Unbeatable value, a price most can afford. Three spacious "" - $52,500 •--•• Rt. 5.17,and SwimmingJRiverRd.^west.to Apt. #!,. m niverFttie Avenue, Attorney Lakeside Ave. bedrooms, formal dining room, 26' living room, modern kitchen, tBtrn. Pamnnx, fanzona ceramic- tiled bath, oil baseboard heating, garage. Low inter- ELLEN S. Blair and Warren. ..E OF BETTTRMENT Counaellors at Law, OF ACCOIT.M8: est mortgage can be assumed PHONE P. T. LAHIFF 2BRA Broad Street, „ ESTATE OK ELLA W. EVERKTT, VETS NO DOWN mN VETS Red Hunk, New J«neT DEf^EAflED June H, ai, 28, July -5 Nnllct Is hereby KlV«n (hat tht ac- HAZELTON 946-4828 ->un(j| nf tht* tnbncriberK. Bnt* Stir- Daily 9-9 vlving TrUBtee. and the Executors of Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Realtor a Dece»s«ti Cn-Truii.ee, of the eetAtt Middletown PROPOSAL »f wnid DeceRflfd will he audited and 671-1000 West River Rd. Rumson Nolle* In herehy flrrn that sealed Hated hy the RurroRnte nf the Coun- HOUSES FOR SALE ROUSES FOR SALE btdi will h« received In Ihe Recep- ty nf Monmcuth &nd reported for aet- HOUSES FOR SALE 842-3200 • . * ((on Room of the Offfr.e of th« Di- tlpment tn The Mnnmouth County HOUSES FOR SALE rector, Division of Purrhast* and Prop- Court, PrnhAte Htvlglon, on Friday, RUMSON erty, 2nd floor, Ronm 21?-2, Ststn lfith day of August A D, 198§, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE The Dowstra Agency RETIREMENT HIDEAWAY House. Trenton, N>w Jersey O8B2S on _. fl-.lif) o'clock i.m.. at the County Two-bedroom rant* on utmost t* July 11. IMS it 2:00 P.M. nn.1 'will Court House, Mnnum»nt and Court ?T^£ast Front St., Red Banlc •ere* of beautifully l*nA*c*pt b« rprned unrt mm immediately atreeta, Freehold, Mew Jersey, at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS! $26,500.00 f roundi near river and ocea thereafter, for tti* fniinwinc: which time Application wtn be m»4» HOUSES FOR SALE Screened breezeway, patio. Jmmedl Inr the allowance of Commtaitona ind Sj.p our your kikh.n door TO « hik. !„ th. woodi with com- HOUSES FOR SALE Service Rulldlnx Electrical Counael fees. 741-8700 ate poiiesfllon. |3<3,0rpo. Dated June 13th A D. 1M8. pl.t. privacy from thii thr.. bedroom ranch, featuring brick Vault Rfvlnloim, 20 MILE VIEW State. Colony, X*w Llihon, N. 3. THE BANK OF NEW YORK ftr.pl.te) m luring room and w/w/ carptting throughout. A PORT AU PECK CEDAR MAKB RANCH WOATE' IMMACULATE Bids mum he ill mido nn th? man- (By: G. F. GORMAN, Fan tattle water view of bay and Attractive three-bedroom split le dard propogn! rorm, (2» enc.taat>d la Vice President), Sl!S!!!!!a«P?L«JLll*iS95i ocean^ Five bedroomit and IVi batha, ON LAROB LOT. Beautiful area ol 48 Wall Street, Living room wllh FrehcH WaJK but In immaculate .com1iUfln.-.WviM.^eem1 TOP CONDITION ths iperlfil addreased tnvtlnp,? cit floors. Modern kitchen and laundry dining room, kitchen with dlitvwai tojlcemtMfcSOO.^ireeDeilroom nocom pnnled—by—*—Mr4l(J#*i—ehuet «r, den and IV, tiled bathe. Bartf, Little Silver. Lhinl room llxlt wltl two-batii ranch. Generous alze roomi drawn to the order nf the Treasurer Bole surviving Trustae, \nC~ area. Beautiful terrace garden. Porch utility room and two atiedi. 131.000, througnout. Attached sraraKe, concreti or the State of New jersey, nr a told THE CHA8E MANHATTAN BAN* plus upstairs deck. Offers considered. fireplace, kitchen, three hedraome, driveway, full dry basement. Lo bond, liny of which nhull he In the (hy: DELEVAN DE LONG, LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL! $33,500.00 $28,500. McALTSTER AGENCY, Real- DISBROW AND NEAVES 125x200. Near Llnoroft Village. amount of !i% nf the hid, snd (4) PeMcnal Trust O/ilcen, Situated on charming lot this thr.. bedroom home, tors. 108 E. River Rd., Rumson. 642- one bath, .(greened porch, taraie. delivered at the ahovft pUca on or be- 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza* REALTORS 229-2600 fore the hour named AS no hid will New York city, N. Y., and plus dan or fourth bedroom. Formal dining room, Full basement. BuiIMn stereo. Ptastei 747-3 500 be accepted *ftl- Monmouth Countj . New Jer>«7 AaUng ajJ.WO. Ram * room In the basement la panel e rertor. TUviBlon ot Purchase and Prop* Notice li hereby given that le&.td •| and rum built-in train hoard. Th •rty, Stnti House, Trenton, New Jer- hMa will be received by tht Miyor Now open 7 daya a week 'til I PJW. ^REALTOR BARGAIN RANCH. 3? living room, family room la panelf d and has beamei ley 0882ft, on deposit of twenty-five Rnd Township committee, Mtdflle- celling and built-in book ihelves. Tti O25.00) for each net, thla amount to town Townnhip, ror the Conatruetlon forraaj dlnlsf room, motors kitchen, den has a lovely fireplace and boo] bo refunded to th« bidder upon re- of Sidewalks and Curbing A Other shelve*. There Is a 30x30 palio off thi turn of mich document! In jnod con> Work Incidental Thereto along Na- three good alsed bedroome, two full family room with gas grill. A beautl dltlon within 30 dayi after the award veaink River Knad from State High- ful rear yard and a two-car giragi of the contract. way No. 35 to Olenmary Avenue; baths. Full basement lH>car garage, complete the physical picture. Clou DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY and Stateiilr Place rrom Hen- to shopping center nnd public am Division of Purchase and Property dricknon Avenue to Front Avenue in Sfaijy «xtrae. ituMt be eeea by app parochial achoola. Price S37.SOO, OIIARLKB F. SULLIVAN, Director ihe Township of Mlddletown and June 21, 28 126.22 opened and read In public at th« ment. 124,800. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO Townnhlp Hall, Middletown Township, RUMSON Heal E«tate for 74 year* N. J. on Tuesday, July 9, 1988 at 60 White St. Red Bank 741-7301 LOTS AND ACREAGE 8:00 T\M. Frevalifng Time. Brand new five-bedroom Colonial at a price no other builder can Drawings, specif!cations and form match. Features a center hall, family room with fireplace, a lull dire The Dowstra Agency BEAUTIFUL of bids, Contract and Bond for the Ina room and Vh baths. AND a full faosement. Chooic your own ap- EATONTOWN — Olngerbuah Ent»t«r proponed work, prepared by Richard pliances, linoleum, bath till and room colon, l'/i acrti of land In R-1 RUMSON LOCATION One acre lot. All utllltlei Including M. Bchulz, Township Engineer have lone, 159,900. 91 Eair Front St., Red Bank newer, curbs and ildewalk. $7,iW0. Gracious Three-bedroom, two-bull BUSCH REALTY, Co., Broker. 842- been filed In the office of the Town- ranch home. Centrally air-conditioned. 1180. ihlp Clerk at the Municipal Build* RUMSON — JUST OFFERED 741-8700 Fireplace in living room, formal din- ing, KJnfi Highway, Middletown, GARRISON COLONIAL A neat fix-room Colonial featuring s fireplace In the Hvlnj roam, a full ing room, 20x12 paneled family room, N. J., and may ba limpected by pros- 25x20 screened porch (perfect ftji BEAUTIFUL U acre Kalr Haven plot. pective bidders during business houri. Truly * luxury hem.. Gracious fireplacej lir living dining room with o sunny boy window and a large screened porch. Central Walking distance to river. Fully land- Bidden wltl be furnish el with a copy air conditioning. Overlooking the country club on an ncre of land with summer entertaining) two-car attache! leaped. Price Juit reduced to 910,600. ream, formal dining room, gourmet ditch.n, pan- ATLANTIC HI3HLAND8 — J13.6M garage. Situated on over 1H lovel' of the drawings and specifications by countless trees. Great privacy. Asking $49,500. TIRED O? PAYING RENT? acres, many trees. Excellent - cond ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, It the Township Clerk upon proper no- eled family room, four ip.eioui bedrooms, full Odder two-story home In excellent eon. tlon. (18,000. W. Front St.. Red Bank. 747-35M. tice and payment lor th* cost there- dltlon. Living room, dining- room, kltch. of. basement, centrally air conditioned and two- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS en, three bedrooms* and. bath, full RUSSELL M. BORUS EAST KEANBBUna ~- Thiet beau- tiful lota on rtne St. Call Bids must be made on the Stan- cellar, attic. Oversized landscaped let. dard Proposal Forma in thi mutiriei car garage. $47,000. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600 RUMSON Close to everything • schools, chopping, REALTORS 1g77780 lieRignstGii therein and required by transportation. You must eoe thla one. 800 Klver Hd. the SpecifIcaUona, mint be enclosed 717-1532 1A ACRE W00DEI> LOT — Con- FHA (MO down, $U« ft month apnroxl. venient to schools. On Sheraton Lane, lealed envelopes hearing the nimi RUMSON (Pint Rldgt) mate. Subject to government approval, Rum ion. 117,600. Call 842-2070. d address of the bidder and name INSTANTLY APPEALING of the work on the outside, addressed Thii level/ Colonial It set amongst towering QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. 39 Hooper Ave., Atlantic Highland n ths Township Committee, Middle- tre.i. It has a living room with firepUc, dining Hwy, 36 * Homestead Ave., Leonard! hill aeotlon. Nenrly new Early Amerl' own Townnhlp, N, J. and must be nertrge A. DeLorme, Realtor can Ranch nverlooklrtg Bandy Hook COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ccnmpanied hy n Com en t of Surety room, dan, three bedrooms, I Vi baths, lovely MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS and Verrasano Bridge. Wooded lo from a Surety Company duly autho- lKxlOft. Firot floor-center hall, opei M1DDLHTOWN TWP. — Commerlcal rized to iio business In New Jersey porch and two-car gang*. $43,990. 291-3232 — 291-0976 beamed living room with fireplace an< property alow Hwy. 3fi or 38. From snd satisfactory to the Township Parting next door At Mermaid Dine deck, dining room, cute kitchen, threi 17»' to 10 acris MULLANBT REAL- Committee, to the effect that mid bedrooms, two baths. Lower level TY 171-5151. Surety Company will furnish a bond EXCELLENT RANCH recreation room with fireplace am for the bidder, If awarded lh« Con- Located in Middletown. Three Vc1 bath; also a fourth bedroom mmerclal bldg. ]19 Shrewsbury Open T Daya 111 bu given an opportunity to ha dining room with built-in china closet and liquor closet. vs.. Red Bank. 747-4469.' Member Multiple Listing Service heard, Well organized kitchen with dining area. 10x14 paneled den. OVERLOOKING HORSE FARM AHE YOU going to sell your homer CHARLES V. CARROLL Immaculate seven-room ranch Why not let us help you, list u with Townnhlp Clerk 14x14 jalousled porch, Nicely landscaped lot Our best natural tree Him Jed hair acre. Three LINCROFT ABBOCIATEB, INC., Real- AN ORDINANCE FURTHER value • $45,750. . large bedrooms, two full bat hi, tore, 755 Hwy. 35, Middletown. (Op- AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENT- trance foyer. Modern kitchen with posite Howard Johnson) 671-5333. ING CHAPTER 28 "ZONING" OF _ireakfa«t room. Combination living Evenings 7U-0165. Member Multiple AN ORDINANCE KNOWN BY Lfstlox Service^ ITS SHORT FOKM TITLE AS THE and dtnfng room. 22x28 family room. "REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CREAM RIDGE, MONMOUTH COUNTY First floor laundry, full basement and TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, double garage. New listing - won't "READY BUYERS" NEW JERSEY" ADOPTED OCTO- M MILE TRAINING TRACK last at 9.2R,m K.A. ARMSTRONG I NEED HOMES—From Rumaon thru BER 25, 10B6 AS PREVIOUSLY AGENCY, Reallor, 855 Proapect Llnoroft Prom 118,000 to J10O.O0O: AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED 50 acre horse farm Includes two-story Colonial, 38 box RIALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISIM Little Silver. 741-4500. "Service and expert knowledge Is my AND THE ZONING MAP ESTAB- MIDDLBTOWN — Fotir-nedroom spilt calling card." Call Adam KrotowJcz. L1SHED THEREBY. BY JtEZON- stalls, fencing, regulation half mile track, .good road MIDDLETOWN OFFICF Colonial. Large lot. Near schools and Owner, ADAMB AGENCY, 31 Howard ING A CERTAIN AREA SOUTH- shopping, $24,500. 671-2415. Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-MKM or 741- EAST OF PARKWAY INTER- frontage, low taxes. Asking $75,000. 5408. "21 Hour Service." Member Red CHANGE 1(IJ> (NEWMAN SPRINGS NEW CONSTRUCTION IN HOLMDEL Bank Area Multiple Llfltlng Service. ROAD AND GARDEN STATE LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED TO BUY — Ftntr-bedroom, PARKWAY) FROM AN R-22 ZONE COLTS NECK HILLTOP LOCATION Lovely 4 bedroom, I Vi bath home with 2 ear garage. Larg* family room. Many txtral In. two-itory Colonial typa hnmo In TO A B-? ZONE, AND MODIFYING FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES— Shrewnhnry, Fair Haven, Little Silver APPLICABLE B-3 PROVISIONS IN Five-bedroom Colonial, 2'A baths. Hilltop location. $41,900. eluding low taxes, city leweri. Call Nowl Asking $29,500. , ' Either commercial or residential. or Red Bank, Willing lo pay In Ihe RESPECT TO DRIVEWAYS. Call MULLANBY RBALTT OT1-&1U. 4O'i. Must be available by Aug. If. to BE IT ORDAINED by the Town- Sept. 1. Call 542-21A0, auk (or Mr. ship Committee of the Township of COLTB NECK — Acre lot, high and Middletown. County ol Mnnmouth and IMMACULATE SPLIT LEVEL IN HAZLET dry, good location. $8,500. ILLMEN- Liltt Stale <\t New Jersey that Chapter 29 SEE AGENCY. Rt. 34, Colts Neck. SMALL FARM WANTED — Within 20 "Zoning" of. the "Revlned Ordinances Three bedrooms, I Vi baths, I car garage, family room. All trill Including dry nweri, for 462-3172. R irom RahwHy. Three acres or of the Township of Middletown. N«w only $22,700. VA and FHA buyer; wanted—Call Newl more. Holtrniel-Matnwnn area pre« Jersey" adopted October 2ft, 1966 be rerrerl. P.O. BOJL 17ft. Avenel, N.J. O7001. and the ?ame herewith In amended HOISTS FOR SALE and supplemented as follows: LIST WITH CONFIDENCE SECTION I. The* "Zoning Map", LOVELY RANCH IN MIDDLETOWN Our H rrnfpxn tonal aalpspeople art incorporated In said Ordinance by EDUCATION three bedrooms, I bath, I car garage, full basement. Ideal locetionl Asking $19,500. VA. ready and ahle lo market your prop- Section 28.05 thereof, Is amended by erty lucccsitfnlly. removing from the R-22 Residential No Down; FHA $900 Down to qualified buyers. . .'• % TrHtif-Ins — ExcrmnRPB Zone and establldhlng RR ft B-3 Bud- Now—Get everything Member Multiple Mating Servtces ness Kone, the following described* WALKER A WALKER, Rfalfori/ district, pursuant to Section 2H.28; * IS THE ACCUMULATION 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. You've worked for at hh Hldel Hlnrk 3fiS, Lota l, 1A and 2: and Block ^87, Lois 2»A, J(i, .11. 31 Optn 7 Dayi 671-3311 " Tr«d»-lni anil 33, as »hown nn th«! Tax OF A BODY OF KNOWLEDGE R NHEDHJD BREEZY POINT FOR with so much of Ihe lamlfl of tha In New Jersey Highway Authority OVER MANY YEARS. . . . A fine, qul*l, exclusive con> as are adjacent in the, westerly Thr y ofMcen houndnry line of the aald deslg- munlry thai off»ri privacy, eonvtril* Cnminrrclal Iiopurtrnent Two Miilllplf LIslIrK Services natiMl lots, up tn the <:ent*r lin» •nee and location — plus a view »( of the right of way of the said BTBRMNr, rilOMPSON, Realtor New Jersey Highway Authority PUT YOUR REAL ESTATE , thi Shrewsbury Rlv»r. RUMSON 7470900 lands. MlnnLUTOWN — 747-SWHJ HKCTION 2. Section 26.1B(»> B 1« Enler (lirotiod a stately, un- M ATA WAN - MHMMO0 a mended n. rni'l us follows: TRANSACTIONS IN THE spoiled, tree llnad tone. Ench homt Tisr" Ynim" PROPERTY. wTtii Hurnid R Pfirklng ftrcas stiall not be In- Undfninnn; une nf Ilir frw remaiti- t:ntoil within twenty t2(1i feet nf Individually ityltd—ftn«l/ datalled and ng Ind fppnrt nit mnl entate brnkrrB resident"!1 jone. inRrens and HANDS OF A REALTOR meticulously built. Live at Brteiy In the HXVH ullli hl« otflrn In Shrews- rRrt-nn ahall 1>P provMcrl by rnt y. No cxdui'lvft listing rpfjiilrnd. more Hiftn one d i ilrlvrwiV of Point — where the buyer's dream REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS ll toddy, MM1W, tint lesB thnn twenty 11<20i1 , AND TAKE ADVANTAGE becomes a reolMy — homes from nnr tm>rn tlifin thirty f'ift) r* 'n SHREWSBURY OFFICE 1 width; prnvMert. hownver. that 145,000. Financing available. fliicli numhpr of driveways. In Buch IocnMtins Mir! or siifrt wlrtam. OF HIS HK fthnll be rrrtlfled hy th« en- HIGH ON A HILL! KlnferlriK nfflrlnt having Jurli- (Mellon over nmil ilf"lgn tr> hi Immaculate) throughout 1 Foyer—fireplace in ipaeioui living room, dining room, 3 btcJrosmi, nrccn-iary nnd pr-ipfr In orrtnr to 2 bat hi—walk-out bammenf ihtt woulj mat* a dandy family room. Hoi w«Ur b»t»bt>Mrd nctilev*- ' nimpntsblllty wllh the road de.nlRM (n view nt «!i« con- KNOWLEDGE h*at. Many, many extrai. $35,300. Dial 7-11-5212 for appointment. ditions, fl)i nl I he. pertnlllrd «nd shall he rirrnml to constitute rnm- THREE WOODED ACRES pt!ftnf;B ii'-rewltli. IT the rosd to OF RED BANK AREA ivlilch tli« ilrlvewsyn ronnent ta Give privacy to tlifi charming A bedroom, 2'/» halli Colonial. Living mom llur lels Ilia out- n TnwnMh!|i rtmd, Ui« certifying offlcful Plinll h« th* Township Kn- doors in, formal dining room, den, kinsmen). Small greenhouse. Magnificent treas. Asking Klnrn ; tf i\ County rnmt, tho c.et- (61,900. tUylnp offlHj,! flliHll h* iimti (loiin- ty Knulnrer «» may h«? In charge of ni«il 'Ifclmi; snd If a Siale roml, t>in rcrtlfylnn offt^lal ah nil QUIET TREE-LINED STREET t.f mi offi'dwl ot (tie B(«l* or No thru traffic. Log-burning fir apt net In living room, Mlrvietiv* Id Minn with diil.wj.tii a r, nf t\ rflvlnlnn, huresu or other unit MULTIPLE LISTINGS In a principal department, as heated braeiaway with country view, 3 budioonu, dan, haiemtnt, 2 tnr gnrngw. Lovingly msv he In rhutgi of roM design I eared for Iniid* And out. Ri.mton-F.iir Haven High School. AiUnrj $20,900. Inr that rns'1. flRCTION ^ 'ttitu orrllninn* ahtll ALL OF OLW MEMBERS ARE REALTORS 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY. N. J. («!(• •ffect immtuHiHtly upon tt* pat- "I fhtnlc this Qardan hose I cjof and publication according to Optn 7 Diyt 741-5211 Tr«d*-lm in The Dally Register want adi — bat last all ol lt> squirtl" une 38 I36.M HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER end DIK BROWNE 22—THE DAfLY RECfSFEE, Fri/ky, Jura 28, 1968 By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM I DON'T WTf , ~- WHO WAS THAT MP. GOT HIM JOV W¥ ^MltL^WAUtfR* HOW DID KNOW. Vffi USED A IN THE f POeSH'T AUEY/ I MATTER

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of two new bookkeeping computor*. authorised for said purpose nnd un- NOTICE TO ABSENT EFE NOTIOB OF PENDING ORDINANCE paid, and IJI ihe amount of toe bonds SUPERIOR COURT 10ONTKNOW Th« ordinance published herewith one report generator and two reettpi- OF NEW JERSEV WHICH KIND W«j Introduced and passed upon Ing m*ohlne(!, including all necessary hereby authorized which are to be MONMOUTH COUNTY, first reading e.t a meeting of tile and Incidental appurtenances, as issued to finance said improvement CHANCERY DIVISION Township Corrunittee of the Townahlp heretofore authorized by Ordinance No. and fund and retire said notes. The DOCKET NO. F-H82B-67 of MJdxltetown, In the County of Man- 712 of ths Township adopted Septem- estimated cost of said purpose is STATE OF NEW JERSEY: mouth New Jersey, held osn Jmm.* 25, ber 13, 1067. $04,600 is the amount the sum of $240,000 heretofore ap- TO: John R, Camp 1968 It will he further considered of the above mentioned notes herein- propriated therefor by salri Ordinance You are hereby summoned and re- for final puwn, after public-hear- fore authorized and now remaining No 708, as amended, said appropri- quired to serve upon Bland a and B Ian- Injt tlipreon at a meeting of naid authorized for *aM purpose and un- ation including $12,000 as the down da, Esquires, plaintiff it attorney, Township to' he held in ths Township ipatd, and Is the amount of the bondi payment for said purpose required by whosn address is 80 Hazlet Avenue, Hall in naid Township on July 9, hereby authorized Which are to be law and made available by virtue of Ha^ift, New jerspy,1 an Answer to the 1JJ68 at 8:00 o'clock P.M., and dur- issued In finance aald Imnrovemrnt provision in a previously adopted hud- Complaint filed in a civil action, in ing th» •wpek i»rfor to anti up to and and bind and retire said notes. The gel of the Townsftlp tor down pay- which John A. Cherney is piaintirr including the date of aiibh meeting, estimated coot or said purpose Is the ment or for capital Improvement pur- and John R. camp et al are defen- copies of «aid ordinance will be made sum of m000 heretoJorn appropri- Section i. ThB following additional dants, pending in the Superior Court mllahle at the Clerk's Office In said ated therefor by said OrdUMunco No. 712, said appropriation Including J3.- matters are hereby determined, de- of New Jersey, within thlrty-flvo (35) Wnsliip Hall to ths member* of Uie clared, recited and stated: days after July 12, 1968, exclusive of ;enervd public who Bfoall request the 400 as ttie dowai payment for said Kuril date. If you tail to do an. Judg- •ame. purpose required by Jaw ajnd made available by virtue of provision )m a (a The said purposea described In ment by Default may be rendered CHABLBB V. CARROLL JR. (previously adoptRd budget of the Section 3 of thia bond ordinance are against ynu for the relief demanded Township Clerk Township for down payment or for not current expenses and are each a in the Complaint. You snail file your By CHARLES M. SCHULZ BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING capital improvement purposes. property or improvempnt which the Answer In Proof of Service In dupli- PEANUTS THE ISSUANCE OF $7!M,300 (ft *ai,8S0 maximum amount or Township may lawfully acquire or cate with the Clerk of the Superior BONDS OF THE TOWNSHIP TO Iwwids or notes for construction of make as a general improvement, and Court; State House Annex, Trenton, I'M NOT LOHEsawe ANYMORE* FUND AND BETinB NOTES new concrete nidewalkis on the south' no part of the cost thereof has been New Jerney In accordance with the HERETOFORE AUTHORIZE]} FOR erly »lde of Navealnlc . River ItoaxJ or shall be specially assessed on rules of "the civil racUce procedure, I MCTTHfS K££N LITTLE KID VAfRIIOUa IWPIROVEMIEMTS OR from Glenmary Avcnuo to New Jer- property specially benefited thereby. The action lia« instituted for PURPOSES UNDERTAKEN BY «ey Sba,te Highway Route No. Si and (b| The avera-se period of useful- the purpose of foreclosing a certain fROMTHE W&CMPIWSS THE TOWNSHDP OP MIDTXkE- the easterly aide of Statesir Place ness of said purposes within the lim- equitable mortgage dated September THE Lto£.»HE'S AtV FBENP! TOWN, UN THE COUNTY OF MON from Hcndricksom Avenue to Urost itations of said Local Eonri Law and 25, 1050 made hy John • H. Camp M0T.JTH, NEW JERSEY. Avenue, including therefor the taking Into consideration the respec- and Mildred Camp n* mortgagers and BE FT ORDAINED BY THfE TOWN' qulslLion of necessary easoments and tive amounts of the bonds authorized payable to Edward Letwenshe ai SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- rightii-of-wny ILS heretofore autho-rined SHIP OF ilfDPLETOWiN, UN THE for the aeveral purposes, according to mortgagee and concerns real estate (by Ordlnflffice No. 713 of the Town- the reasonable life thereof computed located at 11)09 Union Avenue In tWe COUNTY OF MO>TM0UTH. NEW ship adapted September 13, 1967. $21,* Borough, of Union Beach, County ol TERaET (not leu than two-thirds of 850 Is the amount of the ahove men- from the date of the said bonds au- all the members thereof Affirmative- thorized by this bond ordinance is Monmotith State of New Jersey. You tion notes heretofore authorized and twenty-rive years. are made a defendant because you ly concurring), AS FOULOWfl: now remaining authorized for said are the mortgagor at the mortgage Section 1. The several improve- purpose and umparld end In the (c) The supplemental debt state- to be foreclosed and further the own- ment* described in Section 3 of this amount of tfie bonds hereby autho-, ment required by aald Law has been er In fee simple absolute of the prem- bond ordinance have heretofore been rizM -wliich are to be issued to fi- duly made and filed In the office ises described in said equitable mort- Biitihorlzed as general improvement* nance said improvement and fund of Ihe Township Clerk and a com- gage which. Is the subject of fore- to be made' or acquired by The *md retire said notea, The eJittmatcd plete executed duplicate thereof has closure. Township of Middletown, fa «h« Coun- cost of «a4d punpose is ths sum of been filed in the office oC the Dlrec ty of MonmouUu New Jersey. For $23,000 heretofore approprla-ted Uiere- tor of ihe Division of. Local Finance DATED: June 19, 1968 the said several Improvements or pur- fbr by aald Ordinance No. 713, said In the Department of Community Af- MORTIMER O. NEWMAN, JR. pose* stated in mid Section 3, there appropriation including $1,150 M the fair* of the &tat« of New Jersey, Clerk or trie Superior Court BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG have been appropriated or ara here- dowm payment -for said purpose re- and .such statement show* that, while June 21, 28, July 5, 12 |*g.76 by appropriated the respective sums quired by law and made avalla/ble the net debt of the Township da- WHAT COJLO BUTH , of money therein stated a» the ap- by virtue of provision In a previous- termlned as provided In aaid Law Is NOTICE [•U?I H*/BTOC*LLauTH propriations m&de for said Improve- ly adoptod budget of the Township MONMOUTH COUNTY SOMBTHIMG MAS/6TOT6LI.V9U ments or purposed, and bond anticl- not Increased by this bond ordinance, for down payment or for capital lm. (he gross debt of the Township as SURROGATE'S C0UHT IMPORTANT THAT'S MOBS 1nn note* of the Township have 'provement purptraes. , Rtofors been authorized pursuant defined in said Law is Increased by Notice to Creditors to Present OTBXj IMPOQTAMT l to the Local Bond Law of the State <^> $60,800 maximum amount of the. authorization of ths bonds pro- Claims Against Estate MS THAN-MV of New Jersey, to temporarily finance bonds or hales for construction &oC vided for In this bond ordinance by ESTATE OF HORACE K. HORNBR, SUSIMSSS?J 1 im prove mfintu or purposes in the new coiTCrei© sidewalks In Bamm Hal- $724,200, and Uie aald bonds autho- DECEASED wctlve amounts stated In said low Roed from Grane Court to Mtd- rized by this bond ordinance will he Pursuant to the order Df DONALD rtletnwn-JLin croft Road, Including ViLhin all debt limitations prescribed J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Section 3. therefor the acquisition of necessairy County of Monmouth, thia day ma4e, Seiitton 2. For the permanent fl- easempnts end rlghtfl-of-wflja, by said Law. on the application ol the undersigned, uielnj; of nafrf Improvement or pur- her«totor« authorized by Ordinance (rti Amounts not exceeding; {169,000 Dorothy Rtprn Homer, Sally Heflring >se« nnd solely fcr> funrl and TCtlre [No. 714 M the Township ndoptod Sep. In the aggregate for interest on ob- and Bernard Hellring, Executor* of the said noted of th» Township herp- timber 13, 1M7. $90,800 Is the amount ligation* authorized to finance saitl the estate of the said Horace K. Horn- tofore authorized for said purposes, of the above mentioned notes here- purposes, costs of Issuing said obli- er deceased, notice Is hereby given negoUahle bonds of the Township are tofore authorized and now remaining gations, engineering costs and other to the creditors of said deceased to hereby a/uthorized to be Issued in the authorized for said purpose and un- Items of expense listed in and per- present to the said Executors their principal amount of $73*,200 pursu- ipald, a>nd ta the amount of the bonds mitted under section 4OA;2-2O of said claims under oath within six monthi ant to the Local Bond Law of New hereby authorized which are to be Law may he included as part of the from this date. Jersey. Issued to finance aalri improvement coats of said Improvement* and are Dated: May 28th, IBM Section 3. The several purpose* for and fund and retire said notes. The the financing of Which «ald bonds aire estimated cost of said purpose Is the included In the foregoing estimate DOROTHY STERN HORNER to be das-jed, being the Improvements Bum of $64,000 heretofore appropri- thereof. 9 Avenue of Two Riven Boutn hereinabove referred (o, and the en- icted therefor toy said Ordinance No. (ej Thl* bond ordjnancs authorizes Kurcuion, N. J. 4c tlmated maximum amount of bonds 714, aald appropriation including $3,- bonds of the Township solely for pur- SALLY HBLLRTNQ and or notes to be issued for eacfc suoh 200 a* the. down payment for nald poses described on paragraph (h) of BERNARD HELL RING fe-76 purpose, are respectively as set forth purpose required by law and made section 4pA:2-7 of said Law and to S5 Harding Drive below, amrf the various other mat- available by virtue of provision In a fund and' retire notes of the Township South Orange, N. 3. ters stated below with respect to said prsviously adopted budget' of the in the principal amount of 1724,200 Executors (purposed are hereby determined, re- Township for down payment or for heretofore duty authorized pursuant Messrs. Hearing, LI nd em an MARY WORTH By ^LfiE/V SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST cited and declared: capital improvement purposea. to a aid Law for the several purposes k Landau (A) $42,000 maximum amount oft (h> $21,375 maximum amount ._ described In Seatlon 3 of this bond 1180 Raymond Boulevard bonds or notes for construction In bond* or notes for construction nf ordinance and now remaining out- Newark, N. J. I YOU CEKTWNW DONT Swartzel Drive from Tlndall Road to new concrete sidewalks on the north- standing, or authorized but unissued, Attorneys 3 \ IOTEMD TO SO?».AFTER..., Marvin Road in the Township, of a erly aide of Newman Springs Road and unpaid. Junt 7. 14, 21. 21 *3*.W FROM IA5T mm IT WHO E1«E*.» new Clan* B roadway pavement as from Roma Court to Hurley's Lane section-5. The full fafth and credit defined In »aW Local Bond Law, all and on the southerly elde of New- of the Township are hereby pledged NOTICE CRESTFALLEN CALLER^ WMJLD YOU CARE I CERTAINLY DO I <-28 as provided on plans and specifica- man Springs Road from Hose Street to the punctual payment of the MOIVMOUTH COUNTY tions heretofore filed In the office of to the Lin croft Elementary School, SURBOGATE'S COCBT INTEND-TO 60, the Township Clerk and as heratotora including therefor acquisition nf nec- principal of and interest on the said AUNTIE JANE."! authorized by Ordinance No. W7 of essary easements and rights-of-way a. bonds authorized by this bond ordi- Notice to Creditor! to Present tfie Township adopted May 10, 1996. as heretofore authorized by Ordl nance. Said bonds shall be direct, un- Claims Against EiUte AFTtRHIM! (42,000 Is the amount of the above nance No. 715 of the Township adopt- limited obligations of the Township, ESTATE OP DOMENICO PAB- mentioned notes he-retofor* authorized ed September 13, 1967. $21,375 is the and the Township nhail he obligated BENE, DECEASED and now remaining authorised for amount of the above mentioned notes to levy ad valorem taxes upon all Pursuant to the order of DONALD mild purpose and unpaid, and Is the heretofore authorized and now the. taxable property within the Town- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the amount of the bonds hereby autho- malnlnar authorized for said purpose ship for iiie payment of Bald bonds County of Monmouth, ^ thia day made* rized which arfr to be bunted to fi- and unpaid, and Is the amount of and Intercut thereon without limita- on the application of the underslgnad, tion of rate or amount. Benedetto Mignano, Sole Executor of nance raid improvement and fund the bonds hereby authorized which the estate of the said Domenlco Pab- and retire said notes. The estimated are to be isiued to finance said Im- Section 6. All ordinances' or other bene, deceased, notice Is hereby ^Iven cost of said purpose U the sum of provement and fund and retlra aatd proceedings oF the Township making to the creditors of said deceased to lis,ooo heretofore Appropriated there* notes. Ths estimated cost of BB Id appropriations or authorizing the Is- present to the said Sole Executor their for by wild Ordinance No. 847. said purpose Iff th« sum of 122,300 hereto- suance ol bonds or" notes for any claims, under oath within six monthi appropriation Including 15.000 Sole Executor , (b) 147,000 maximum amount of payment or for capital improvement tent, If any, that they authorize the Messrs. Fars.ona, Cauotia, hondH or notes for acquisition by pur- purposes. Issuance hereafter of ibonds or notes Blair A Warren, By REG SMYTHE chase for 4ise as a ilte for a mu- for the purpose of financing apy such IS Wallace Street, ANDY CAPP nicipal garage, or thoae landa located (ii $65,075 maximum amount __ Improvement or purpose, or make ap- Red Bank, N. J. In the Township on the northerly bonds or notes far construction of Attorneys jild* of ksnes Lane conBlaUng of propriation* for any such Improve- June 7, 14, 21, 28 approximately 16 a cres and desig- new concrete sidewalks on the south- ment or purpose In excess of the \OUMAKEMESMILE,NOU Y/WHATfcVE YOlH nated ELS Lot R In Block 383 en the erly side of Center Avenue from ,*-• amount hereinabove recited us the EvER l official Tax Man of the Township, pleton Avenue to the Township appropriation made therefnr. Any NOTICE REALW DO - THE WAY YER Si *>NE F " an heretofore Riithorlzeti by Ordinance boundary line, on the eaa'prtv t moneys expended and obligations in- MONMOUTH COUNTY No. 702 of the Towniihlp adopted Mav Thompson Avenua from New Jersey curred for or with reHpect to any SURROGATE'S COURT GO ON ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE/ FELLOWMAN? 9, 1667. $47,000 la th» Amount of the State Highway Route No. 36 to Cen- such Improvement ar purpose pursu- Notice to Creditors to Present above-mentioned no.tea heretofore au- ter Avenue, and on the easterly side ant to appropriation made by aald Halm* Afafnit Estate thorized ' and now remaining autho- of Hosrord Avenut from New Jersey ordinances or other proceedings in ESTATE OF ANATOLE CHAMB* rized for «ald purpose and unpaid, State Highway. Route No. 38 to Irfon- an aggregate amount not exceeding ROY, DECEASED and la th« Amount nf the bond* here' ardvilla Road, mcludlng therefor ac- . pursuant lo the order of DONALD quisition of necessary casements and the amount hereinabove recited u X CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the by authorised which are to be Is- rights-ot-ways, as heretofore autho- the appropriation therefor may be sued to Finance raid improvement accounted and rieemerf to have been County of Monmouth, this day made, and fund and retire Mid notes. The rized by Ordinance No. 719 of the on the application of the undersigned, Township Adopted September 33, H967, expended or Incurred pursuant to Mildred E. Chameroy, the Sole Ex- estimated cost of said purpose la the this bond ordinance aum of $50,000 heretofore, approprl $66,075 Is the amount of the above ecutrix of the estate or the said Ana.- atftd therefor by. sAtd Ordinance No. mentioned notes heretofore Autho- Section 7 This bond ordinance shall tole Chameroy deceased, notice is 702, said appropriation including $3,' rized and now remaining authorized take effect 20 days after the first hereby given to the creditors "of said 000 as the down payment for raid tor said purpose and unpaid, and is publication thereof after final adop- deceased ta present to the eald Sole purpose required by law and made the Amount of the bonda hereby au- tion xs proWded.by said Local Bond Executrix their claims under oath available hy virtue of provision in a thorized which are to be issued to within six monthi from this date. finance nalrl improvement and fund June 28 hit ->i Dated: June 4th, 1968 previously adopted budget of the and retlrft said notes. The estimated Townsfolp for down payment or for MILDRED E. CHAMEROY cost of said purpose In the sum of NOTICE capital Improvement purposes, $68,M0 herein fore appropriated th»re* 27 Harrison Avenue • (ct J80.75O maximum amount MONMOUTH 'C0IWTT Red Bank, New Jersey for by said Ordinance No. TIP. .-mid SURROGATE'S COURT bondi pr notes for Improvement of •appropriation , Including $3,425 as the - Sole Executrix the storm water drainage system of down payment fnr said purpnsp re. Notice In Creditor* to Prfarnt Messrs. Reek man and Porter the Township by the construction of quired hy law and .made available Clnlma Against Eniale 10 Broad Street, neewwary drainage faoilittea In por- ESTATE OF CONSTANCE K. DRAP- Red Bank, New Jersey ' by virtue of provision in a pre ER. DECEASED tions of Thompson Avenue In the vlously adopted budget of ihe Town- Attorneys Township, us shown on plans and Pursuant to the order of DONALp June 7, 14, 21, 21 928.92 THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART appciflcatlona therefor made by Rich- ship for down payment or for capital J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ef the nrd M. Schuli-., Engineer,*and hereto* improvement purposes. County of Mnnmouth, this day rnade, on the ---it~-*1— -* " .NOTICE fore filed |n the office or the Town- MONMOUTH COUNTY «htp C1*rk and as heretofore ait- 431,000 maximum amount of SI HIUM/ATK'S COURT thorizM by Ordinance No. 70* of' the bonds or notes for construction of Towrtfhlp Rdoptfti, June 27. 1067. $80,- new • concrete sidewalks in Chapel oi me said Constance K, Draper de- Notice to Creditors to Present 7S0 is the amount of the above HlU_Rf>ad from Danemar. Court to ceased, notice Is hereby given to. the Halms Against Estsli* mentioned nolM hRrotntora authorlMd Tillon (load, Inclitrllnf: Uift-dor the creditors nf aaid (iflnsmoH (o present ESTATE OF DAVID J. ELLJS, CB- and now remaining aulhorlxed for acquisition of necessary paspmenii to the said Executors their claims un- JWASWO said purpose and unpaid, and is and rlghts-of-wnys, .us heretofore mi der oath within six monthi -from this rurnunnL to thfl orricr of DONALD the amount of the boi*u hereby au- thorlzed by Ordinance No, 725 of the date. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrngntp of the thorized which are to be Issued to Township ailopled December 12, 1967. Dated: June Slh, 1968 County nf Mnnmniilh, (his tiny madf, finance said Improvement ami fund $31,000 Is the amount of the ahovp ALFRED U. KKRfllTSON, Jit. on the application of the undersigned, and retire said notes. The estimated mentioned notes heretofore authdrUed In" w ," 180-iflOA Marie E Mveaey, Sole Executrix of co.it of sahi purpose is the aum of and now remaining authorized for Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey thp estate of the said David J. El* $fl.V00O heretofore appropriated there- anid purpose and unpaid and in the JANET K. FERGUSON tin, deceanpri, notice Is herehy given for hy wild Ordinance No. 706, wild amount of the bonds hereby autho- rt.F.D. 180-A to the crcflltom of said decranrd to appropriation Including RM0 *« the rized w/ilc-h arfl to he JsimM to fl- (tent to the an Id Sole Executrix down payment for nniri pin-pom re- Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey thflr claim* under nath within atx nanco «ald Jmprovftment and fund Expoiitorn months from this date, quired toy law and made available nntl rplire said notes, Thn estimated Arnold Tulp. E*q. by virtue of provision In & previous- (TMI of an Id i>iirfi[y ih ly adopted hutlgft of the Town.thlp NllIlIMHiATK'H fOlBT Red Ri^nk. N. J. widening Ilicronf. ponalruclion thorp- for «1o%vn pnymerit or fnr rnjilliU ini- ISiitlrp to Creditor* In TrfMrnl AHnrnoy In of a new riHKfl It roadway |WVP- provemiMit purjM>flrs. Junp 7. M, 21, 2S IZT.8Q men! ns ilpflneri In mhl Mr.nl Hoiul t'lnlmn Annlnsl VMni* SNUFFY SMITH iaw anil ripw nmcrptp altiowalhn nml KSTATK OF FHR1) H. HRPf'INBR, nrlw, nn nliowi) tin plans nnd pppri- I k i 5'»?H,(HIO niHxiiiiitril miiniinl of tKrRASKn NOTIC;K VOU PAV NO! I UNO I GOT flLL IHHKIH or noton tar tmpnn crucnt of I'nt.iimnt In lh<< order rW DONAM-J MONMOI'TH BOUNTY iriatlons therrfnr matin by Ktclinnt the riill-iwIiiK xtri'ili In the TOWHHIIIII CUNNINGHAM, StirriiKiitfl of Iho C-.uri- MV GOOP WOMAN TH'PROOFS 1. Ri-luil^, EriLtlnecr, nnd lii'rctoloro SIHlUKiATK'S rODRT filed ill tin- office i>f Hi a Townj<)il[> hy rpconfltntdliiK (he existing r»ml- I)' of MfiruiKiutli, thin ilny mini*', on >'fillo to Crcdltum tn Preienl UNTIL VOU &tfc I NEED iTferit. ninl as Iinn«ti>^r« nuthorlzt'd ... HI nT IJII* iintirrnignrt}, ('InInn Agninul Kittnlp lij* Ordlnmif-n No. 7<«, uf the Town- piivrmiMit tuivDiK H 'iM'ful llfi> unit Emily Iti-fiiilncr <-ntm ltpr<>totv>rf< ntithorlxcil an<\ n/iw in aald I^ICRI Ilnnd Uw: Rliitenlr II. Hruihir«r, rlPi:i'itner|, nrillco In hrrr- J, iMJNNINflHAM, Hurrngnlfl of the re mnfnlriK nuUmrtziit for mi I-1 iMiriKMn Place fnim VniM Avon UP (ti Oak h>' lilvi'n to thn rn'(|[U>rn nf nn!«l fir. 1' ity or Mnnmoiith, ttiln flny madf, •nu?\\ |'» j.M'.irJit In t)if *nUl TiirfAt- 1 iiiip-tid, nnil Li (tip* Amount of fltr«ef, CheMnut fittr-H from Mnin nf llielr ctnlnis UIMIIT nnth within nn On npiillcjiUmi »! (l>« wvientlgneA, hffliits hi'rphy n.uUtorlml which >ft In WIHon Avcniif, Main Htrrot K tininllin fium thin date, Kiiyiii'uttI ConMltm. A'lmlnlstra- 1" lit* ijirtiiM to flnnm-p i*a,id lm- from lUrmnny Romt 4o Muri'liy Dxti'i!: .hum H. UHiH tor or Urn pntHtft nf the RAUI Jack \"ni(>iit nrui fiuitl nnd rettrt- wild Hond, Morrlit Avrntin from Main WMIf.V HKPriNftft, FI. Myers, IU'CPN.HPII, nutica In hereby n« The mtlm^tM (''*-, t of nnlfl [•ft to Church HtrPRt, lUllntad U* Plfwkney Hna«l. glvrii to thn t-rrrlitnrjf nf laid rt«- nup from Church Htrert t<» Kant flfiJ Hfliik, N J. CPIISH tr> prrsmt to thi* nalrl Adrnlntl* if R|»i>roi>rIa(f(I therefor liy ttnUi id, wrvt Kant Ron.l from Leonard* Tllffi MONMOUTH mUNTV trntnr liirir tlntm* uni>roprla- vllle Rr.nd \n N*w .lcrl(.y AiMt# IttBh- NATIONAL KANK, Un\ Bank iiHliHltng $.i/£M) nn ihe down |>iu-- / rtnule No. M, helng nmrn imr- DiitMl; June ;inl, \W\ it Mr irtld piiriK-«*> required hv tlrularly ilfnrrlhrd In nnd HA lierctn (n> J. RAYMOND rONKMNO, mil inrtlf «tvn(lnhl(> hv virtu* nf for^ auihorl7.i>(l l>y Orrllnitno Nn. 70S int Offlrrn ft.'J Brrhclpy Plarp, ildloti In a iirevloiiitly n^toptttd hud- or inn T'wnnhlp ni)i»j>Ir/l A\tgu»i ft, I.lvlriNNlon, Nfw JtlMJ (if Id* 'Cownnntp for lUfwn pav- 1WIT. an Amended hy Unllnanre No. it or fir capital Improvemwit pur* nf ihe TnwriMilp mtnptM Keliril- •tcr ,T Kdvvaritflfn, V,BI\ , ary 1.1, IftM. rj2«,fim Is Ih* «mount U Rtate Illfihway .th. p maximum amnunt of r>r the Ahov* mentlnned nntM hfrrtn- rc-t Bank, N. J. Katnntrtwn, New Jersey hnrul* nr note* fr*r «nq ill nit ton of ti»w fnr* anihOTlr.«d And now r«raal(Lln| Attnrnfy Attornfv and additlfifwl Aqutpmtnt lUfli June 21, 2A. July *, 13 |3t.O4 Jun* 7, 14, 21, 21 •A Sales of $1,297,080 For Red Bank MLS EED BANK -Hed Bank with 87 listings processed and Area Multiple Ustiflg Service 53 sales dosed; compared to a reports for May <* this.year volume of $1,265,535, with 82 15 Residences Are Sold salei yolume ot $1,287,080, listings processed and 44 sales dosed, in May of 1967. For the first five months of Through Northern MLS this year, the service pro- FREE cessed 332 listings and closed Agency, Malayan, arranged tlie anle Walker, MoJmdfl nrfice MIDDLETOWN - Realtors for tin* previmiR ownern, Mr. and Mr». Mr. and Mrs. James M. Brenrun GIFTS'WITH NEW 226 sales, with a volume of of Northern Monmouth Multi- AIM row T. Jensen. Ron aid Romtnn- have inmf from Vlrglnfa Beach, $6,518,787; compared to 322 wich of tli" name office JIMM the V.i.. anfl are rcnlding in the »ptU lev- ple Listing Service report the llDiisp for salfi. el hr.uac tliey purchased at 37 Hlileth CHECKING listings processed and 221 sales closing of 15 residential sales The purchasers r>( a house at 46 Drlvr, MMilplown, Mr. Brennan ll * closed, with a volume ("reck Road, Keansburg, are Mr. andbuyer with Kings Department Store*. in the Northern Monmouth Mrs. Chnrleu J, Barton, who are the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Feury, the of $6,707,789 during the first parents of a young child, Mr. Barton f nrmer ownera, have moved with OR SAVINGS County area. Is with Ltiy-TuJlp Corporation, Holm- their three j;ir]s and one boy to Cher- five months of last year. Mri. Edwin 8, Stark of Edwin 8. ry Trc-c Fnrm Rna<1, Mlddletown. Mr. and Mrs. Ro!x>rt \V. Beabnut Stark, Hazlrt. negotiated the purchase Frank A, Miller of Van's Agency, ADVERTISEMENT have moved from Boonlon to the Matawan negotiated the purchaie ACCOUNTS ranch house they purchased at 22 for Mr. and Mrs. .Barton. for Mr. and Mra. Br^nnan. Thi Carol Lane in the Stralhmore sec- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Wojdj'lak house fiad been iffltetf ^ith WiiUam This Week Only f tion of Matawan. The house WHS for-and their two children have moved n. Hyan of Tha McGowan Aiency. FIX BROKEN innrlv owned by Mr. ami Mrs. Har-from Buy Ave to f.:i Fifth St., HiKh- Red n&r\V. old Krnhe1 . Mr. Beataout Is associated lands. They purchased the house from wltif ihe Equiiaiili' Lift ABsurance tlie tstate- of Annn • M;' IJfisvrpii'3e Mr. pni Mm. ftobert Curtlas t)t Society. Purchase of the honee wnn throitKh Mm. Confltance Maher of Hrtck " TowrisTilp haV'*' purcfiaj'eo! ' tfi*" 1UTONTOWN Imndlect through Joscpti P. CadlU of co.-tiolitts J, Qttln«y, HlffhlRRtta. Mr. house at 3^ W. Jack St., H&zlet, DENTURES Van's Agency, N&tawan. Herhcu E. Wojdylalt h with Intcrntate Iron fmm Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gulier. Road of Tho Kir wan Co., West Keans- Works, HIllnMe. Mr. Ciirtlsn Is owner - operator of ft AT HOME IN MINUTES burg office, llstci .the nrotierty. tractor - trailer. Arrangements for INIATIONAL Amaaing new Quik-Fii repairs broken Mr. and Mra. Ctirlntoplier Stnck- me purchase were through the West The ranch house of Mr. antl Mrs. hrldge have v.nme from Mrniham to KRHnslmrg office of The Klrwan Co. j>lat*s,fil!sin cracks andrepheeiiUeth Henry O. Hanselman 8r. on High St., hike, ocewpanry ot the ranch hoiiBR The colon!iils home of Mr. and Mrs. |B]ANK like new. Fwtl Easy to use! No specie* Wlcliatunk, has been oold to Mr. andthry purchiincd on GallopinR Hill Albprt K. aieche at 70 Cambridge tools needed. No costly dcntHl bills. Mrs. ntcharrt Trettau nf Martlson Knar! In the Coltn Neck Farmi nectlo1 n Drive In the Strathmore section of Route 35 • Eatontown Works every time or your money back. Township. Mr. Trettnu U with Elt'ctro of Coltn Neck. The former own* rn, MittHwan has tifien purchased by Mr. Monmouth Shopping Canter Accept no substitutes, always auk for Protrctive Corporation. 8aln of t!it> Mr. and Mrs. William S. Slolarik, list- and Mrs. Rohert Hutchem. Mr. K lioiise wan through Mario E. Cllll of ed their hmwn [or flMfi with J- Don-Hiiti-hciis 15 with rj. I). Searle Co.

r., of the Sea Academy, LanR Branch. land, a three-story main house, a recreation building, a garage apartment and a New Monmouth, through Eugene A. Mrs. Marti J>ocllento of Allalra-Far- Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Canute «r« Fitzpatrlck of Walker and Walker. row Agency, Red Bank member of ihe purchasers ol the former home | \¥71? CTP FURNITURE CO. J Holmdel office. The previous own- Red Bank Area MLS, arranged the of Mr. and Mrs. Joicph Sinters, it large barn. The former owner, Frank Giimina, a New Brunswick contractor, raised ers Mr. and Mrs, John Oladney, Haled •ale. 2ii Portland Road, Mlddletown. They -.¥• JLnD J. Keyport 2640181 £ their house with Harry L. Lelghton are formsr residents of Jersey City a larga herd of award winning dairy and beaf cattle. Mr. Saker it president of of The Klrwan Co., Airport Plaza, of- Walter T. Blatne of Van'i Agency, and arranged to purchase the horns fice. Matawart, handled the na1« of the split through George o. DJnke&cker of Foodarama Supermarkets, Freehold. Mr. Saker, hit wife Gloria and their six chil- level house of Mr. End Mra. Randolph The Brook Agency, Altntlc Hlfh- features Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Santora T. Bllflu Jr. at g Maliard St., Hazlet. 1 ands^ Richard A. Stephens of Tn* dren plan to take occupancy after Labor Day. - -•—— ftndtheJctwchlllrenreocnuyIwolrnj!re_ocnuityInf Hj\ &r\i_ Mm. BUsn listed their home atephenii Agency, Belford, had llltld the new house they purchased at 41 with Kohaia RomariowlcH Ct Apple- Stephen*. Hosford Ave., Leonardo. Mr. Santora brook Agency, Matawan, and are It for "sal *^i^tm.Mi fi ai^DAYSTROM" I is with Walter Kldde Co. Richard A. Hvtnit In Holmde). Purchasers of the Stephens of The Stephens Agency, house are Mr. and Mrs. Slegmonrl Beltord, arranged the nalo for the Flamhaum, who are the parents of THE DAILY REGISTER, builder, Barmal ConBtruction Co., Inc.a son and daughter who have coma *Mfflri&raiiim^ EST. m.o * Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith are here from Union. Mr. Flambaum la Friday, lune 28, 1968—23 the new owners of a house at 8 Cen-with tho New York Stock Exchange. Red Bank Area MLS tral Ave., Tort Monmouth. They are Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Halleck Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 former residents of Trenton. Mr. have sold their house at 6 Acker Drive, Smith Is with All State Insurance Mlddletown, 1o Mr. and Mm. Charles Co. The purchase WHO effected through Wolla and moved to TcnnnylvnnU. Bernard J. McElroy, also of The Mr. and Mrs. Walla and their three Stephens Agency. children have moved here from Over- 'More style for Makes 24 Transactions Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ryan have land Park, K«nn. Mr. Wells Is atint> moved from an apartment In Old elated with A. T. A T. Mm. Peggy moved here from Illinois. Mr. Miller Burke Is a stewardess with lAmerlcan Bridge to the hc-use they purchased Hulaberg of Navealnk Associates, Mld- RED BANK — Twenty-four Is with Great Lakes Carbon Co. Airlines. The former owners, Mrs. at 279 Ticetown Road, MorK&nvllle. rtletown, handled the purchase of the less cost with area residences were report- Mr, and Mra, George Meama from and Mrs. Richard Miller, moved to Mr. Ryan ii with DuPont Co. Mri.house which was listed through Eu- FRESH DAILY Michigan hav* purchased the former Longvlew, Tex. Mrs, Phyllis A, Dil-Theresa 8. Martin of Applsbrook gene A. ° Fitepatrtck of Walker and ed sold this week by members homa ol Mr. and Mr«. William 'J. lon ol Jean IC Irwln's olttce, Red Barrett at 130 Tatum Drive in Mld-Bank, reported tti« sale. FRUIT and PRODUCE of Red Bank Area Multiple dletown. Mr. M earns la associated Mr. and Mrs. Fred If. Sarver with Sunshine Biscuit Co. Mr. Craw- Listing Service. 1 from Maplewood hhave purchased the ford also repotted Una sale. fornuer homa ot Mr. and Mra, Richard Dr. and lira. Sett* P. Welling moved Tha former homa of Mr. and Mrs.E, Klttenborf at 47 Shadowbrook from Trenton to 68 Glllespls Ave.. Bobby Joe Warren &t 33 Tall Tree Road, Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Rit- Fair Haven, former homo or Mr. Road In MMdletoTvn has been pur- lenberg are moving to Europe, Mr, MIICPB PC WATERMELON BAR and Mrs. George B. Horr Jr., wiio chased by Edward A, KJalmar irojn and Mrs, Sarver have two teen-aged ANDERSON BROS., INC. moved to a. larger hom« In ULtlfl Summit. Mrs. Mar? Margaret Rich sons, Lee and Mike. Miss Joan siui- III U O V L b a & GARDEN CENTER Silver. Dr. Welling U a dentist, and of Applebrook's Rumson ofUca bin* man of the Ray II. Stlllman Agency, plans to open an office In this area, died (his transaction. Shrewsbury, handledd negotiations. HWY. 36 291-0*13 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Stanley K. Downa, New Shrewsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Seller from Mr. and Mrs, Henry Habley, who PACKING—M0VIM6—STORAGE -waa iha; broker. Illinois have purchased property e-t 12 have moved to Lavaletite, have sold OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-LARGE PARKING AREA UUflo sold by Mr. Downs ma proi>« Marcshlre Drive In Middle-town from their former home at 8 L&urelwood, «rty on 110 Wlllihlra Drive, New Mr. and Mra. Robert WiUlngham, Little Silver, to K C. Murphy, from Slirewsbury, to Mr. and Mra. Thomas who moved to the South Pacific. Mr. Mlddletown, xetLred from tlie New 51-53 Mechanic St. E, Bateman, who have moved with Qelter la with Sears, Roebuck and Oo., York Telephone Co. Negotiations were their tiirea young children from New and purchased the property through handled by Mrs. Cecelia Bailey of Providence. Mr. Bateman it with Robert C. Swanklo of Applebrook. pic Crvwell Agency. Red Bank, N.J. Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holm- A new home In Llnoroft Parma, Also reported by MTB, Bailey "was del. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hugh- Mlddletown, vrai purchased by Mr. the sale of 12 Willow Road, New ey, former owners, have moved

ROUND-RAIL 10' SECTION 98 )ds fade away FENCING 3 ^eds fade away Mrs. Joseph V. Little o'xS" SECTION gg m fadeaway STOCKADE FENCE 1495 Mrs. Little Joins Agency CEDAR 6x8' SECTION ^g ^g MIDDLETOWN — G. 3 75 Sterling Thompson, presided of Sterling Thompson and As- LOOKING FOR QUALITY AND OUTSTANDING VALUE? BASKET WEAVE 11 sociates, Realtors with offices ..orScottswillpay! here and in Matawan and Rumson, announces that Mrs. Joseph V. Little has joined the WHITE - "HEAVY DUTY" sales staff of the firm's Rum- son office at 45 W. River Road. Mrs. Little, a graduate ol Duke University, resides with "SAMSON" her husband at 84 Branch Ave., 10,000 tq. ft. 12.J5 Little Silver Red Bank. 5,000 sq. ft. 6.15 Although a newcomer to the area, she is active in commu- nity affairs, presently working for the Multiple Sclerosis fund drive. Mrs. Little was formerly placement manager with the 15 SYCAMORE AVE., LITTLE SILVER — 741-7600 Don Howard Personnel Agency No Charge far Deliveries in New York. Monday through Friday 7:30-5; Saturday 7:30-3 P.M. Mr. Little is sales-manager V of Patterson Smith of Neptune. u No-Quibble Guarantee * *" If for an/ reason you are not f pleased with the results of TURF ^ BUILDER PLUS 2, simply send your * sales slip to Scotts, Marysville, W Ohio 43040, and a refund check STOP W will be in the mail toyou promptly. CHINCH BUG NOW Chinch bugi, a moit doirructive turf innct, are Chinch prevalent in fhii ar»». Hdlp kuop your Uwn groen «nd h«»llliy all lummer by applying Ortho Chinch Bug Control or ipray nowl Ona application of Ortho authorized (&COttS>J dealer Chinch Dug Control or spray will kill any peiri that Control tn In your lawn now, and it will allo protect your lawn from furtUr danugo. Thii malarial will allo kill Iniocti inch ai lod webwormt, lawn, moth», grUbt, ete. COVERS 95 CERLIONE'S I Shop Frown's for Quality!! 2,500 SQ. FT. THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Greenhouses • Budget • Eaiy Charqt • Prown'i CitAt Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. OPEN 7 DAYS Wednesday and Friday 'HI 9 P.M. 'S HWY. 35 HOLMDEL Fr«« Delivery pS^ 741-7500 FARM end GARDEN SUPPLIES (btrwon Harlot anil Mlddlttawn) 32 BROAD ST. RED BAN'SK 645 Holmdel Road at Railroad, Hoil«t AMPLE rARKINO IN R1ARI 244-2211 and 264-2212