Opening of Red Bank Mall Set for January SEE STORY BELOtf Weather HOME Sunny and warm today and to- THEDAILY morrow with high in mid 80s. Clear tonight, low in mid-60«. Thursday's outlook, fair and FINAL warm. MONMOUTlf COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 49 TUESDAY, SEPIEMBER 5, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Ky Leading in Senate SAIGON (AP) — Vice Presi- One slate thought to favor hat as vice president he would Leading the Senate race was a was forming a coalition of losing dent-elect Nguyen Cao Ky, whose Thieu also was among the lead- have strong powers. ticket headed by retired Gen. candidates which would present military ticket won handily in ers. A slate favoring lawyer Reliable sources'report that Ky Tran Van Don, a. leader in, thecharges of election fraud to the Sunday's presidential election, Truong Dinh Dm, who surpris- wants Thieu to appoint him pre- overthrow of President Ngo Dinh appeared today to be coming up ngly ran second in the presiden- mier, the Dost he now holds. Diem. He was retired by Thieu Constituent Assembly this week. a winner in the Senate election tial race, was in seventh place. This would require an amend-iand Ky and supports-n&ither of "If Dzu has proof there was also. Conclusions Difficult ment of the constitution, but thislthem. f^aud," said a spokesman for Returns from 27 of the 44 prov- Firm conclusions could not be could be accomplished if Ky con- Charges Fraud Ky, "let him go ahead. If there inces put four slates known to drawn, however, until all results trols the Senate. Dzu, the runner-up presidential was fraud, we would have had a support Ky among the top six are.in and six tickets actually The sources report that Trieu candidate, visited foreign news bigger margin." runners. Six of the 48 slates of elected. ' has not decided whom he will ap- organizations in Saigon |pday to U.S. observers sent by Presi-. 10 men each will be elected, The powers of the president point as premier. The U.S. Em-press his charges that the elec- dent Johnson agreed that the forming a 60-man Senate. and vice president are not sharp- bassy has been pressing him totions Sunday were a "nation- voting was fair, but Dzu said With control of the Senate, Ky ly defined in the new, constitu- appoint a civilian to counter crit- wide fraud." they "could not see it. They would be in a strong position in tion, and Ky is thought to have icism of the predominantly mili- Declaring himself "the leader could not'Stay all day long at the any power struggle that might received assurances from Thieu tary character of the regime. of the opposition," Dzu said he polling places.'' • • develop with the president-elect, Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu. For Unneeded Union Beach Title Liens Hughes: Want Legal Fee Explained Election UNION BEACH — Insurgents the end of the year reduced the July at a council conference and Though" the total delinquency n the Democratic primary here amount available and only about ;hat Mr. O'Bosky then raised no vas less than the 1965 sum of for mayor and council called yes- $2,176 was spent. questions. He saw the current de- (204,660, the percentage was up terday for explanation of a 52.100 The difference between Me. mands for inquiry as "political." rom 26.7. . Unrigged legal fee paid in 1966 for title Blanda's fee and the total was Mr. Crowley, a former coun- The auditor warned in discuss- lien foreclosures when the bor- for newspaper advertising related cilman and now president of theing tax collections: HONOLULU — Gqv. Richard J. ough auditor said no Hens were to scheduled tax sales, they said. Young Democrats of Monmouth "A study of the tabulation . . . Hughes of New Jersey said yes- acquired. . „' It was the second time in the '.ounty, said "the new disclosures will indicate a possible trend in terday he found no hint of pres- Councilman Andrew J. O'Bos- current primary campaign that of audit study reinforce the ne- future tax levies. A decrease in sure on the voters to cast their ky, seeking the mayoralty now the anti-Hennessy candidates cessity for a financial investiga- the percentage of current collec- ballot -for President-elect Nguyen held by Alfred T. Hennessy Jr., drew on the audit, signed by ion. tions could be an indication of a Van Thieu and Vice President- and running mates for council George W.Hurs, of the firm of "The information found about possible increase in ' future tax elect Nguyen Cao Ky in theJohn D. Crowley and Bernard J. Suplee, Clooney "& Co., Eliza- paying for legal services in anlevies." THE MALL PROGRESSES — The Mall, a two-level shopping complex under con- South Vietnamese elections Sun Fahey, said in a statement: beth. area where there were no title day. One of general recommenda- struction at Broad and Monmouth Sts. in Red Bank, is progressing toward a January "The borough auditor, on July Last week, the trio, asked Su- foreclosures raises doubts that tions made to, the council, though The Democratic governor and shouldte resolved immediately." completion date. Photos show exterior work, including new roof over section that 26, 1967, declared that no proper- perior Court Judge Elvin R not new, was that a tax sale be several other U. S. observers ties were acquired in 1966 by Simmiil, the assignment judge in The audit report states that the held. The report also contained a contained hottest part of a fire that destroyed the corner two years ago, and interior voiced the opinion that the war- foreclosure or deed, as a result Monmouth, and Prosecutor Vin- value of property acquired by statement that, though a sale construction of two levels of shops and walkways. Ramp is temporary for construc- time vote was honest and! well of tax title liens. The foreclosed cent P. Keuper, to investigate liquidation of tax title liens on was advertised for last Dec. 27, run as they arrived yesterday tion purposes. Stairs between the levels will be part of a bridge that will span the property register is not being the auditor's report that munici- Dec. 31 1366, was the same as 'it was not completed." aboard an Air Force C135 jetmaintained.. " pal court funds had not been de- 12 months earlier, $132,405. Mayor Hennessy said in reply opening, according to revised plans. New plans also call for skylights in the roof After spending the night in the But; according to the "out can- posited betwen Oct. 15 and June It said that the total of $120,to last week's criticism that a over the center well. (Register Staff Photo), Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki, didates" seeking party nomina- 30, 1967. They have had np re- 544 in. outstanding liens am lack of funds to buy modern ac- they are to take off later today tions in next Tuesday's party sponse. $77,646 in delinquent taxes, addei counting equipment was respon- for Washington. election, bills approved for pay- Mayor Kennessy replied that up to $198,190, represented 30 pei sible for failure to meet several Gov. Hughes and several other ment by the mayor and council no money was missing but that cent of the total municipal ta> repeated audit recommendations. members of the delegation ap- Dec. 12, 1966, included $2,100 for a lack of understanding, occa- levy. (See FEES, Pg. 2, Col. 5) pointed by President Johnson said Philip J. Blanda Jr., borough at- sioned by a switch of "court clerks Mall in Red Bank they had found no evidence of torney, credited to the account twice during the nine months, led fraud or vote rigging and added for title tax liens and foreclo- to, a misunderstanding of respon- they never heard any of the other sures, sibility -for" posting a daily cash delegates complain of fraud. Reduced by Transfers book. Opening in January He said that although many of Initially, they said, the 1966 Calls Demands 'Political' the voters probably never heard municipal budget allowed $4,000 -The mayor contended that tlv RED BANK — Some of the ply- But leases are being signed for leading to the shops below. (See ELECTION, Pg. 11, Col. 4)for that account but transfers at situation was fully explained lasi wood walls veiling construction the new date, Mr. Dexter 6aid, The general contractor is the of The Mall at Broad and Mon and some revisions in the plans P and B Construction Corp. of mouth Sts. are expected to come promise additional natural light Hempstead, L.I., of which Paul down this week to give the public inside the structure and a more Weissbluth is president. Hd also its first glimpse of the finished attractive layout of its two levels is a principal of The Mall Inc. product. of shops. One of the changes. Mr. Weiss High Rise Construction A crew of masons working be- The Mall is being built by abluth and his architect, Gerard hind the boards began building new corporation of the same j Barba of Shrewsbury, have the fieldstone facades last week name on the site of the former made is a substitution ot real as the project moved into high Scott Prug Store and_Schtflte skylights for artificial ones. United Store, which were hol- The new plan calls for true Hinted at Tax Appeals gear toward a' first-pf-the-year target. lowed by fire on.Aug. 19, 1965. skylights in the form of rows of The original target date of Oct. It will have approximately 30,- pyramids over the central mall RED BANK — The possibility Borough tax records show that St. with a frontage of 36 feet, 1 is out of reach, putting The 000 square feet of retail selling area. of high rise apartment construc- the Oakland Investment Co. owns one two lots east of that with a Mall out of the competition in space divided into about 20 Also revised were plans for tion on West Front St. wathres e lots in the block—the one frontage of 43 feet, and one five the next Christmas rush, accord- stores. At the street level the stairs at each.end of the two- broached Friday as,the county at 18 West Front St. with a front- lots east of it with a frontage of ing to Howard B. .Dexter of shops will face inward to a pe- level opening. The builder now Board of .Taxation listened to ap- age of 29% feet, one a half block 20 feet. Sterling Thompson Associates, destrian* mall surrounding an envisions a bridge over the open- peals- on two property assess- to the east with a frontage of 17 Another parcel behind the the leasing.agent. , open center well with stairs

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A rWr4 trul was eiifAilatfl, mtaw/ig the rxir In Acpident Alternatives Offered Involving Dr. sutch'B interest* !uui(h nt-sfttfir hid ngretd LM ihti KATWIWH — Police tsM: was filed by Globe Ct Proper- reduction pending approval of th<' six persons were injured In a! ties, but it was withdrawn bbyyitax board. Rumson Estates Inc three-car accident on Rt. 35 and'On Time for Game his attorney, Philip G. Auerbach. asked a reduction from $65,000 to Broad St. at 8:36 last night. COMPANY That company had asked a re- $55,000 on a brick dwelling on One of the drivers, Richard RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Thebayshore in each of the next two AtlUAT NUU'- MB «M« vltlC« duction from $2,100 to zero on Orchard PI. I.. Rystrom, Storm Lake, Iowa, Board of Education here has of years. what was thought to he a build- Among the 10 Fair Haven ap- s issued a summons by Patrol- (ered the Lakewood school board Leo W. Moran, Raritan princi- ing on'the other side (if Front.St. peals, decisions were reserved on man Donald Manning for reck- two alternatives to settle a foot- pal, gave this explanation: at Globe Ct. The building was two and eight were stipulated. ess driving. ball game scheduling dispute. "Because of the many games demolished. Mr. Aucrbath said, The board will announce de- Police identified the other Trying to mediate a hassle that had to be rescheduled last bbu t Assessor Edwin 0. I.oiner- isions for Mrs. Margaret D. drivers as Lydia Roldan, 16, over objections of Lakewood to year, due to bad weather, the through with a scheduled Shore Conference had requested Bon explained, the assessment rijig, for a dwelling at 1Arck4 n SI., New York City, and was for blacktop and curbing Grange Walk, $0,500 to $2,900, and Robert J. Murtha, 34 East Fifth Shore Conference game between that all schools seek permission g , $, $,, the school on Yom Kippur, Sat- from thx-ir Hoards of Education Certan-dri parking lot at that location, ifor John P. Mulvihill, for 'land St., Bayonne. • .. urday, Oct. 14, .the local board to play any canceled games on a and the appeal was dropped. al 110 Rustic Ter., $1,600 to $4,- Police said the injuif'd were All told, the tux board acted has suggested these changes: Sunday. < 100, and for the hou.se, $22,50(1 to Mr. Mjurtha, Mr,-,Rystrom and on 25 appeals, 14 from this bor- $20,300. Hither play the following day, Raritan's Board of Education Deodorant ough, one from Rumson and 10 The board approved a 50 per four passengers, Sandra Hansel Sunday, in Raritan—the sched- approved .the playing of canceled from Fair Haven. Appeals from cent reduction for the balance of of 153G Twilight Way, Cliffwood uled home site this year—or the games on a Sunday, instead )i Shrewsbury were adjourned to this year for Edward A. Crozier Beach; John Carnella and Linda following day in Lakewood. the following Monday, due to the Lasts Up To Oct. 16 hearings at Freehold, ami whose house at 5 Crozier Ct. was Schwadenwald, both Bayonne, If the agreement is made, how- great disruption of the school Mr. . Lomer.son said mure Red demolished, and said there would and Robert Marino. Jersey City. ever, Raritan wants Lakewood to program. Bank appeals will be heard then, be no assessment next year. commit itself to returning to the "It was suggested to Lakewood Riverview Hospital authorities t we. reschedule the game for ^ Hoiirs .,,.t8O, , There were these other stipula- aid Miss Hansel was released ions: Sunday. Lakewood said that One Red Bank appeal adjourned ter treatment there for cuts of Drunken Driving iey could not play any games to the new dale was that of Ham- Nicholas and Grace Vuyose- le chin, but they had no record a Sunday. It was then sug Feel refreshed and clean through mond Land Corgu a firm with vich, for land at 56 Battin Rd., ! treating any of the other Charge Made ested that since it was Raritan's an apartmeinKfiohousu e in Long $12,250 to $9,750. ijured. ome game that Raritan would days of countless activities! Branch and abusiness address Herbert L. Smith, for business MIDDLETOWN — William G. Bender, 66, of Port Richmond, to Lakewood on a Monday here. If asked for a reduction to machinery and equipment at his nd the game would be Lake- lift shop, $20,510 to $14,111. Staten Island, was charged with zero on business machinery and Three Injured driving while intoxicated Satur- ood's home game and the fol equipment .because, Mr. Lomer- Lemain Co., for land on For- day after his car struck another )wing two years Lakewood Gals on the go will love the. long-lasting effect of this wonderful 84-hour- son Said, it now claims to be a rest Ave., $5,350 to $4,000, and for n 3-Car Crash vehicle on Rt. 36. rauld come to Raritan. Long Branch business. a dwelling on the lot, $20,000 to MIDDLETOWN - Three oc- Police said Mr. Bender's car 'No one on the Board of Edu long deodorant! Imagine protection for more than three days with just one Two appeals were dismissed. $15,000. «pants of a car involved in astruck the rear of a car operated ation, or in the administration The request of the Maurice Lemain Co., for land on hree car collision yesterday by Edward J. Kracum, 38, of 16 it Raritan, desires anyone o simple applicationl One bottle will last for.months! . , Schwartz automobile agency, 145- Schwenker PI., $5,350 to $4,000, were injured and taken, to River- Daniel Dr., here, when he had articipate in an activity if it in- ,149 West Front St., for a reduc- and for a dwelling on the lot, iew Hospital. The accident oc- stopped for a traffic light. :rferes with his religious obli 2-oi. Spray -.-'-1.75 tion from $68,100 to $49,500 on its $20,000 to $15,000. urred' at Rt. 35 and New Mon- Mr. Kracum and Thomas Allen ations.. But Raritan does feel building was dropped because no Funded Properties Inc., for mouth Rd; of Bayonne, a passenger in the hat alternatives were offered o 2-*oi. Roll-on 2.50 one appeared for the applicant. land at 31 Haddon Park, $5,700 A passenger, Mary T. Adell of Bender vehicle, were taken to Lakewood with a compromise An appeal on the land of Law to $5,000, and for a dwelling on Lantana Way, Laurence Harbor, Riverview Hospital, Red Bank hich would have alleviated the yer and Louise Montgomery was the.lot, $22,700 to $20,000. is. in fair condition on today. Both where they were treated for !n- resent problem." Funded Properties Inc. for an- he driver, Andrea Adell, 17, of juries and released, STEINBACH'S' COSMETICS, StraeJ Floor "dismissed because there is no —•-- alio Askury Park, Brick -Town—-—— "Mich" land: Mr. Lomerson said other lot on Haddon Park, $5,050 the' same address, and Arlene Mr. Bender was released there was a duplicate asessment to $5,000, and for the house on Adelh 14, were treatedd for $205 bail, police said, for court Car Hits House, made by mistake. that lot, $25,000 to $20,000. uries and released. appearance here Sept. 21. The board reserved decision on William and Selma Brody, for Police said the Adell car was Patrolman Irvin Beaver iaves- Two Men Hurt these other Red Bank appeals: a dwelling at 316 Harding Rd., n collision at 3:30 p.m. With tigated. The Leonardo First Aid LITTLE SILVER — Two men • Garden State U-Drive on its $28,550 to $20,500. ars driven by John H. Lentoski Squad transported both men to ;uffered minor injuries when land at Rector PI. and Bridge f 5 Twilight PI.; Port Monmouth, the hospital. heir car hit the side of a house Ave., $18,900 to $5,000. • . ind Francis Inman of 1433 Tele on Rumson Rd. at 1:37 a.m. Sun- raph Hill Rd., Holmdel. Spe- Nicholas and Rosei-DeSantis day. Injured in Fall ial Officer Norman Long Jr. Crash Injures Police Chief James H. Foster for land at 36 Shrewsbury Ave. issued a summons to Miss Adell $2,200 .to $2,000. With the bor- said the driver, Paul Drosos, 32, ough's permission, the board From Window Raritan Driver of 89 Branch Ave., Red Bank, granted a $100 reduction on harge Girl, \% RARITAN TOWNSHIP :old police he was stopped at buildings on the property since a LONG BRANCH — Luther Boyle Martin, 37, of 64 Bethany the Intersection of Rumson and small cottage had been removed Chapman, 442 Hendrickson Ave. In Entry, Fire Rd., was hospitalized Sunday af- Seven Bridge Rds. when his car Helen C. Phillips, for land al was admitted to Monmouth Med ter a two-car collison here. Po- was hit in the rearrby another 146 Maple Ave,,- 58,900. to $6,000, ical Center with • a- fractured MIDDLETOWN .— A 10-year- lice said he suffered back inju- auto, which fled frbin the scene. and for hex house, $11,700 to $8, skull "about 3 a.m. today after a d girl' awaits,juvenile court ac- ries, a broken -knee and multi- Mr. Drosossaid the impact drove 000. • all from a second-story wir.dow lion today after she was charged ples cut and bruises. him across the road and into the Mrs. Fran'ces J. Sangston, for Mr. Chapman climbed out of with entering a home here and Mr. Martin's car collided, on side of th& house at 301 Rumson a dwelling at 16 Lake Ave., $13,-iis window on the second floor setting a fire in the kitchen, Chief Hazlet Ave., according to Patrol- Rd. : of Police Joseph McCarthy said, 800 to $10,000. f the home where he boarded to man Kirk Neilson, with an auto Chief Foster said the brick at get on the roof, police reported. The girl was apprehended by driven by Raymond L. Chahban- Peterson's Restaurant, 183 Detective Walter Monahan after :he side of the house was sueffed, Riverside Ave., business machin- He was returning from the roo dour, 39, of 3 Hoesteai a water faucet broken off and hrough a different window when he home of George Murphy,-70 Rd., Holmdel. ery and equipment, $18,103 to $7,- Statesir PI., was entered on some shrubbery damaged! 600. The appellant said building e lost his hold on the window Aug'. 31. It^was also reported that Mr. Martin was treated at Riv Mr. Drosos and a passenger in improvements had been included and fell. $7 in cash w^s taken. erview Hospital, Red Bank. Ni his car, Jerry Drablos, 32, of 40 in the assessment. complaints were issued pending McLaren St., Red Bank, were re- Giocomo Privetera, for land at outcome of a complete investiga- leased after treatment at. River- 24 Mori PI., $4,000 to $2,500' and round Broken rash Injuries Kill tion. view Hospital, Red Bank, for cuts on his house, $11,400 to $9,000. Toms River Man of the face, the chief said. Frank L. Innacelli, for land at For Firehouse CAR RECOVERED Patrolman Allan Wright is in- 1 25 Mori PI., $4,400 to $3,000, and TOMS RIVER — Hyman Fried, LONG BRANCH — City of- KEANSBURG—A car reportei vestigating. for his house, $14,500 to $12,000. 66, died yesterday in Jersey stolen from Alice Kern of Laki And Rocco Cione, for land at ficials were on hand last Satur- Shore Medical Center, Neptune, Grove, N. Y., early Friday wa: CALLED DISORDERLY 13.15 Bridge Ave., $2,800 to $1,800, day at ground breaking cere- of injuries he suffered Sunday recovered by Keypfirt police la MIDDLETOWN—Thomas Conk- in an auto accident near his and for the store and apartment monies for the new Independen er that day. The car had.beer lin, 29, of 164 Hudson Ave., East II on the land, $,13,700 to $6,000. home, 188 Bay Ave. Engine & Truck Co. firehouse a abandoned. Local police issue Keansburg, was sent to the coun- The one appeal from Rumson Police said he was a passen- a county-wide stolen car alari ty jail Friday in lieu of $100 bail Third and Union Aves. ger in a car driven by Mrs. Eveafter the visitor reportec set on a disorderly person charge, | Fire Chief Edward L. Cool Joff, 51, of Passaic. Her car col- he theft. according to local police. Holmdel Mayor said the building should bi lided on Bay Ave. with another ready for use' sometime auto driven by Mrs. Frances L. Weds Couple November. The Independen Hopkinson, 61, of Toms River. Engine & Truck Co's old hous( HOLMDE_-Two local resi- Hospital authorities \ said Mr. at Third and Belmont Aves. wa: Frjed died of shock and hemor- dents were married Friday demolished in June. night in the first wedding rhaging. Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr, ceremony ever performed by COMPANY a mayor of this township. launched the ceremonies by dig- HELD ON 2 CHARGES The ceremony, held in the ging the first shovelful of dirt, MIDDLETOWN - Police Chief MM • M» IANK • HICK TOWN home of Mayor and Mrs. Ed- Mr. Cook, Alfred Hark, Inde Joseph McCarthy reported that win Liebenow, MeCampbell pendent Engine & Ladder Co, James John Curley of Hudson Rd,, united Mrs. Louise M. presirJenti'TVIliiam A^ De Lisa, House, Hudson Ave., Red Bank, Kashey, 15 Chestnut Ridge Rd., first assistant chief, and Paul was being held this morning on and George Link, 52 Fierro ^fferty, captain, also were $100 bail on two charges. Ave., Matawan. Township present. The man ' was charged _with Commltteeman vand Mrs. Wal- loitering while under the inffl lace A. Taylor were attendants. ence of alcohol, and using loud Both bride and groom" were Parkway Crash and profane language in & public widowed.The new Link family street, the chief said. He was ar- includes five children, three Injures Woman rested early today at Port Mon- girls and two boys. All will HOLMDEL — Kathleen Ba mouth Rd. and Ocean Ave., East reside at the Chestnut Ridge ron, 23, of 65 Nagle Ave., Ne Keansburg,. by Patcoman Pat Rd. address. Mr. Link is em- York City, suffered minor inju- McConnell. < ployed by P. Ballantlnc and ries when her car spun out No court appearance date was Sons Inc., Newark, control and hit the Bethany Rd. set as of this morning. overpass northbound on the Ga den stale Parkway at 1:50, p.m FIRE IN OVErf Nylon yesterday -_-.-•-—. -, HOLMDEL .~. Police- reported- She was released after trea a minor fire broke out in an oven - ment at Perth Amboy Hospita! in the kitchens of the Pleasant II for a shoulder injury. Valley Inn, Rt. 34, Sunday. || Tricot Be wise...' Trooper James McCaffrey Police said damage was not ex- the Holmdel State Police bar- tensive. get up to ^200 racks charged her with careles Sleep Mates! driving. 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THE DAJLY HEOISTf.R 4-Tu<*Ur, Sept. 5, 1967 Warrrington, Samuel Hawkins, 28, Killed in Auto Crash er and stepfather, William Penis- FAIR HAVEN — Services .will on Rt. 39 at 9:36 p.m. Friday, iily had been a supervisor with Ex-Teacher Eatontown police said there'Progressive Life Insurance Co., ton of Miami, Fla.; his wife, Mrs. be at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Maureen Cabaniss Hawkins; a Obituaries NAVESINK — Abisha C. War- Samuel Edward Hawkins Jr., 28, was a headon collision between Red Bank, • his car and one driven by Walter He was born in Neptune, son son, Samuel E,, Hawkins 3d -»t rington, 62, former school teacher of 97 Parker Ave. home; a sister, Miss Donna Pen- Mr. Hawkins was killed Friday J. Banach of 20 Village Rd., Sea of Samuel E. Hawkins Sr. of MRS. LILLIAN SCHENCK WALTER W. BALL in the Middletown Township sys- iston of Miami, Fla.; his mater- MRS. ANNA M. BOYD night in an automobile accident Girt. Brielle and Stanola Hawkins Pen- OCEAN CITY — -Anna M. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Lillian S. SHREWSBURY - Walter W. tem, died Sunday at the Ivy iston of.Miami, Fla. nal grandmother, Mrs. Frank Ball, 76, of 122 Beechwood Dr. at Eatontown. Mr. Hawkins was alone in his Boyd, 73, formerly of Atlantic Schenck, 7a, of 3 Brooks Rd.'died House 'Nursing Home, Middle He had lived here five years, Cooper of Belmar, and his pater- Saturday in Jersey Shore Medi- died Thursday in his home. The funeral will be in the Wor- car. The occupants of the other nal grandmother, Mrs. Celeste Highlands, died here Saturday at den Funeral Home Memorial vehicle, Mr. Banach, his wife and formerly in Belmar. cal Center, Neptune. Mr. Ball was former super- town. Hawkins of Montclair. the Wesley Manor Nursing Home. Chapel, Red Bank, with Rev. Er- Ann, his son Ronald and his Sui viving are his father, moth- visor in the export department Born in Eishopville, Del., Mr. A resident 'of Atlantic High- She was born in Cranbury nest W. Butterworth, pastor of daughter Debbie, v/ere treated at >f the Worthington Coup., Har- Warrington retired after 35 years lands for five years, Mrs. Boyd Township, and had lived here 31 St. Thomas AME Zion Church of Monmouth Medical Center for rison, retiring in 1052. as a teacher. Me had been a was the widow of James ivi. years. Mrs. Schenck was a mem- New Shrewsbury, officiating. minor injuries. Boyd. She was born in Newark. ber of Adelphia Methodist Church He was lx>rn in Harrison and resident on Monmouth Ave. for 37 years. Burial will be in Monmouth Mr. Banach was charged with She was a member of the At- and Monmuuth Orange. ived in Maplcwood 28 years be- Memorial Park Cemetery, New causing death by auto/ police lantic Highlands Methodist She was the widow of Lewis fore moving here 15 years ago. He was a graduate of the Uni- Shrewsbury. said. / versity of Delaware and was a Church and of the Order of the Schenck. Surviving are two Mr. Ball was a past master of Mr. Hawkins was pronounced Mr. Hawkins was the manager member of the Atlantic Highlands Eastern Star, Colonial Chapterjdaugliters, Mrs. Helen K. Thorn- Pythagoras Lodge of Masons in dead on arrival at Monmouth of the R and S Home Auto Store, Methodist Church and the Mon- 86, of Wlnthrop, Mass. | as of Cranbury and Mrs. Anna Harrison and a past patron of Medical Center after an accident Rt. 35, Middletown, and previous- She is survived by two sons,|A. Wagner of Englishtown; two AHhea Chapter, Order of the mouth Lodge F&AM 172. the Rev. James M. Boyd of [sons, Lewis H. and Karl S. Eastern Star. He is survived by his wife, * DOLLARS Madison and Charles L. of Glen Schenck, both here; a sister, Mrs. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Iva James Warrington; two sons, (Rock; three brothers, Charles L. Elizabeth Perrine of Tennent, and Jacque W. LeVeigh, with whom James A., of Schenectady, N. Y. Marquerdt of Ship Bottom and ive grandchildren. he lived. and Jonathan T, of here; f Ernest and Henry Marquerdt, Services will be at 2 o'clock brother, Manaen F., of Selby & SENSE Services were Saturday in the both of Kearney, and eight this afternoon in the Clayton Fu- ville, Del., and two sisters, Mrs. REMEMBER!!! Haeberle and Barth Home for Mary Murrey of Bishopville and grandchildren. neral Home, Adelphia, with Rev. Funerals, Irvington. Services will be held tomorrow Ralph Marks officiating. Burial Mrs. Virginia Mitchell of New THE FULL Hampshire. at 11 a.m. in the Atlantic High- will be in Cedar, Hill Ceme MRS. ANNA E. KOZIK PAGE COLOR lands Methodist Church with the tery, Hightstown. ENGLISHTOWN — Mrs. Anna Services will be held at 2 p.m. Rev. Harvey Van Sciver, pastor, E. Kozik of 159 Pease Rd., widow Wednesday at the Posten Funeral AD WE RAN Home, Atlantic Highlands. The officiating. Burial will be in Fair- ROBERT J. NORMAN of Constanty Kozik, died Thurs- ON AUG. 10th? view Cemetery_ Middletown. day in the John L. Montgomery Rev. Harvey Van Sciver, pastor NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla., - ,? t u of the Atlantic Highlands Method h.Posten Funeral Home, Atlantic M Highlands, is in charge of ar- -Robert J. Norman, 81, of J9820 ^.cal Home, Freehold. 1st Church will officiate, with Northeast 14th St. died Thursday She is survived by three sons, xangements. FfSnk Kozik, with whom she burial-in the Fairview Cemetery, in his home. lived, Jacob Kozik of Hillside and Middletown. WE ARE HARRY E. DAVIS Mr. Norman was a native of John Kozik of Nutley; four daugh- LAKEWOOD - Harry E. Da- Red Bank, N. J., where he re- EXTENDING ters, Mrs. -Victoria Jerrus and GENNARO RUSSO vis, 77, of 1458 Tanglewood La. sided on Elm PI. before moving Mrs. Mary Jones of Bound Brook, died Saturday In his home. here 15 years ago.. Mrs. Carol Bdrney of New York LONG BRANCH — Gennaro THE SALE Mr. Davis was born in Long He was a retired maintenance and Mrs. Dorothy Keill of Way- Russo, 89, of 82 West Broadway Branch, son ofthe late Ellis and man for the Central Railroad of mart, Pa.; 25 grandchildren, and died Saturday night in Monmouth Lizzie Riley Davis, and had lived New Jersey.' 30 great-grandchildren. Medical Center after a long ill- YOU STILL Here 45 years. He was a retired ness. Mr. Norman was a communi. The funeral will be from the HAVE TIME pharmacist. cant of Annunciata Catholic Cole Funeral Home, Newark. Mr. Russo retired 19 years ago Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Church, West Hollywood, and its as an elevator operator for the TO TAKE Beatrice Frazier Davis, and a Holy Name Society: ALBERT O. COOK city of Newark. cousin. Forest Riley of Long ADVANTAGE Surviving are his wife, Mrs. HILLSIDE — Albert O. Cook, He was born in Italy and lived Branch, 67, of 1514 Schley St., brother of OF THIS FALL \ Barbara Scherer Norman, and here five years, having moved Graveside services will be to- Mrs. Gertrude Prager of Long from Newark. morrow at 11 a.m. at Greenlawn several nieces and nephews In BROADLOOM the Red Bank area. Branch, died Friday in Beth Is- Surviving are six sons, Vincent Cemetery, West Long Branch. rael Hospital, Newark. SPECIAL! A Requiem Mass was offered and Peter Russo of Tuckerton, The W. David DeRoche Funeral He was a native of Lithuania, Home is in charge of arrange- this morning in St. James Catho- Daniel Russo of West Orange, lic Church, Red Bank. Burial, un- and operated Washington Bever- Anthony Russo of Inglewtiod, Cal- ments. ages Inc. in Newark for 50 years. WUNDA WEVE FORTREL der the direction of the John E. if., .William Russo of Livingston Savings deposits on or l^ surviving are his wife, and Joseph Russo of Belleville; MRS. JOHN HICKS Day Funeral Home of Red Bank, Mrs. Frieda Jaekowitz Cook; two OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- six daughters, Mrs. Theresa Celi daughters, Mrs..Norma Schwarti and Mrs. Catherine Campanella BROADLOOM -before Sept. 10th Carrie g. Hicks, 84, of 112 Cold dletown, N. J. . of Union and Mrs. Marcia Harris "InaTa-n 'Springs Rd. died Friday of this city, Mrs. Philomena of Jacksonville, Fla.; three broth- Romanello of Las Vegas, Mrs. In the (Monmouth Convalescent MRS. HENRY W. METZGER ers, Nathan and Gershon Cook of Regularly 10.95 sq. yd. Earn Interest from the l$L Center, Long Branch. She was LEONARDO — Mrs. Lillian C. Margaret Politano of Newark, Newark *«nd Benjamin Cook of Mrs. Mildred Bernhard and Mrs. the widow of the late John Hicks. Metzger, 63, of 3 Center Ave. Caldwell, and eight grandchil- Born in Huntingdon County, died Saturday in her home after Arm . Fabbo' of Livingston; 23 FOR 2 MORE WEEKS ONLY REGULAR dren. grandchildren; 34 great - grand- Pa., Mrs.. Hicks was the daugh- a short illness. Services were Sunday in the ter of Mr. and Mrs. James children, and three great - great- PASSBOOK PAY She was born in New York Suburban Chapel, Maplewood. grandchildren, i Swope. She resided in Canton, |Clty, daughter of the late SAVINGS CompmnM QMtMrlJ Ohio, for 45 years before moving Charles and Sarah Moore Sim- MRS. ALBERT WALTON A High Requiem Mass will be $ here four years ago. Mrs. Hicks mins, and resided here 27 years. offered at 9 a.m. tomorrow in was a member of the First Bap- NEPTUNE — Mrs. Pearl M. REGULAR Surviving are her husband, Walton, 73, of 601 North Neptune Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. The tist Church, Canton. Henry W. Metzger; two daugh- Codey Funeral Home, Orange, is TIME SAVING PAY Surviving are a son, Wilbur D, Hwy., a native of Red Bank, died ters, Mrs. Joseph Murphy and Saturday in her home. in charge of arrangements. 7.95* CERTIFICATES hid kr oheck ntn • mralta Hicks, here; a daughter, Mrs, Mrs. Edward Walls of Fords; E. A. Levy of Altamonte Springs She is survived by her husband, three brothers, Charles Simmins Albert W. Walton; a son, Frank CHARLES A. SIPE • sq. yd. SPECIAL ) Fla.; five grandchildren, anc of Ardport, N, -Y.,, Robert Sim- eight great-grandchildren. Shoemaker of Forked River; a mins of Woodbridge and Lewis brother, Leonard Nodine of Wall DERRY, N. H. — Charles A. Choose either textured or plush TIME SAVING PAY The Woolley Funeral Home; 5* Simmins of Louisville, Ky.i jTownship; a sister, Miss Eva No- Sipe, 90, died Thursday in East- long Branch, Is in charge o! four sisters, Mrs. Benjamine mond Hospital here. CERTIFICATES ) »• ***"*** — »«•« "•«• arrangements. dine of Ocean Grove, and two Cirringonie of Keansburg, Mrs, ;randdaughters. Born in Carlisle, Pa., he was 1)KATH NOTICE RATTI, Joseph F. on Sunday, Sept S, Frank Flynn of Towaco, Mrs, Services will be tomorrow at a former resident of Atlantic Deposits Insured Up to $15,000 by FJ)1.C, at his residence, low Broadway, Wesl Stanley Davis of Atlantic High- Long Branch. Funeral services Thurs- 10 a.m. in the Bodine Funeral Highlands, N. J. day. Sept. 7, at 9 a.m. from the Robert lands and Mrs. Jack Lavery of Home, Asbury Park. Burial will He was the husband of the late A. Braun Home for Funerals, 106 Broa1d Bloomfield, and 12 grandchil- St.. Eatontown,'thence to St. Jerome be in Mt. Prospect Park, here. Melissa McDonough Sipe, R.o. Church, West Long Branch, where dren. at 10 a.m. a Solemn Htgti Mass of A veteran of the Spanish-Amer- Requiem will be offered. Interment Mt, The funeral will be tomorrow Carmel Cemetery. Friends may call al E. FRANK MILLER ican War and World War I, he tlie funeral home Tuesday and Wednes- at 10 a.m. in the Scott Funeral HOWELL TOWNSHIP - E. day 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. was a member of Sandy Hook Home, Belfoid, with Rev. W. Frank Miller, 78, of Squankurh- Bay Post, American Legion, At- DEATH NOTICE Howard Marshall of Belford DOUGHTY—Harry M., on September Lakewood 'Rd. died Wednesday lantic Highlands, and Covenant 1, of 2D02 Siuquehanna Road, Roalyn, Methodist Church officiating. in his home. -. ' Pa. Huaband of. Helen F. Feeny. Sol- Lodge, F&AM, Brooklyn. emn Requiem Mass, Tuesday at 10 Burial will be in Cloverleaf Me- He was born in Greenville, THE BN 1 IS PEOPLE ... ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BAUD morial Park, Woodbridge. was a retired county employee Surviving are. two sons, Amos The finest in rug cleaning and belonged to the Squankum Sipe of Milwaukee, Wis., and the" William It. May Funeral Home, Charles Sipe of Seattle, Wash., by Rug Men 10 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Easton Rd. and Keswlck Ave., Glen- ELIZABETH THIESMEYER Star Club. •Ide, Pa., on Monday evening. NEW SHREWSBURY —" Mrs. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. and five grandchildren. Head Office: 601 Mattison Ave., Aibury P«k ' Elizabeth Thiesmeyer, 85, of "1 Vera Miller; a sister, Mrs. May Services will be held this af- Route 35 Shrewsbury 741-6272 Asbaiy Park • Red Bank • Manasquan • North Atbaiy Pork (NEXT TO POST OFFICE) Woodland Ave. died Sunday Heulitt of Colts Neck; and two ternoon at 2 o'clock in Posten's Brielle • Fair Haven • Holmdel • -Colti Neck Open Daily 10 A.M. to 5: SO P.M.-Fri. Eves. 6:30 'til S morning in Rlverview Hospital. brothers, Everett and Robert Funeral Home, Atlantic High Avon-Neptune City • Millstone Twp. Red Bank, where she had been Miller of West Belmar, lands, with Rev. Harvey Van Sci- ver, pastor of Atlantic Highlands Drive-In- or Walk-Up Fociliriet and Extended Houn At All OffleM THE THRIFTY WAY a patient eight weeks. The funeral was Saturday in Route 35 Sea Girt 449-5900 She was born in Keansburg, the Clayton Funeral Home, Adel- Methodist Church, officiating. Munoet r«dcrai ftcjerv* System/federal Deposit mrertmot Carp.' FOR MEW WHO TOIL, (Just North of Manosquan Circli) daughter of the late George and phia. Burial was in Allenwood Burial will be in Bay View Ceme- Opm Dally t:30 a.m. to 5:10 p.m.; Wed. and Frl. Evi. 'til 9 p.m. WHO WAMT'GOOD WEAT* Amanda Wilson, and had lived lemetery.— ! tery, Leonardo, N. J. %USE OUR OIL/* here nine years, moving from Fair Haven. . For several years Mrs. Thies- meyer was employed at Fort Monmouth as an editorial clerk, retiring 13 years ago. She was a jpast worthy matron of the Order of the Eastern' Star in Red Bank, a past grand of- ficer of the 15th district of the OES of New Jersey, and a long- time member of the First Pres- O LOCAL TRADCUAJUd |M byterian Church of Red Bank. WB do all tha work, when you Her husband, Harry F. Thies-" meyer, died in 1939. Surviving arrange for our spaced delivery a daughter, Mrs. William Evers, fuel oil lervice. Before winter with whom she had lived. comas, phone 741-6100 about it. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, with Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Order of the Eastern Star ser- vices will be tonight at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Burial will be in Green Grove Cemetery, Keyport.

Mtiln Office 40-43 Bread 81. R*d Bank, N. 4. 01701 nranch Office* t Rift lit. 35 Middletown. N. J. 30 East Main Ht. FrefhoM, N. J. 170 »road way. Long Branch, N. J. Established In 1878 by .lolin n. Cook and Henry Clay HEAT Published by Thn Ited Dink Kegiiler COMPUTE HOME COMFORT Incorporated Memhpr of the Associated Press — Tha Associated Press t'.li entitlnd clti.itvuly to tho use for republlca-l^n of nil tTic local news printed In thin .iiiappr es well ai all AP news FlUHR dispatches. flrconC clajs pout nee paid at Red Hunk. N. J. 07701 nnd at additional •milllnc office*. t'uhllnlied dally, Mon- > FUEL OIL { lliy ltirniitcti Friiiny 0UBMER iAUS•StRVICI Hnbsrrlpltan Prleci Irj A(1vit.nr« Single copy nt f-oitntiT. 10 cents; by •flUt SHI/61OO nuill. If) ci-r.U I m 0 uii>n(tlB'-JI2 (Hi IB :w K! inoiitlli S'.'-l Ml We're not banking on it.'float's why the Trimline00 phone is packed with practical new ideas—like pushbuttons that come to you

Tlic lighted Tonch-Tonr* push- You can put a Trimline phone available in wall and table models, order your new Trimlinc phones. buttons arc rijilit in the palm (if in handy new locations—on the with cither a standard dial or It's the only telephone ever to your hand when you pick up the .side of a kitchen cabinet, or under Ihc new Touch-Tone pushbuttons be selected for the permanent de- phone. And just licnciilh thciy, n couiilci'-because you don't that let you "dial" twice as fast. sign collection in New York's Broad St. and Queen Anno Dr., Shrow&bury—747-5555 smother new idea: the recall Inn- -need to sec the base to dial. The And the additional Touch-Tone Museum of Modern Art. Looks Open Sun. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.—Mbn. thru Frl. 0 A.M. to 1 P.M. ton thill lets you niiikc a second buttons arc in the handset. charge covers all phones on your alone ini(:lil not sell a new phone, WE WILL SPREAD SCOTTS call withtiut first reaching tohanj; 'A new Triiuline phone costs line. llul they sure don't hurt. TURF BUILDER and LAWN up. Jusf press the recall button ju\t pennies a day-^ and there's Just cnll your New Jersey Dell . . . aifd you've got a dial tone. CHEMICALS . . . 'purchase no extra chai(;c lur color. It's Telephone Uusiiicss Office to New Jorsoy Bell Milt b* $50 orjnore. WMSS THF. DAILY RKGLSTF.H Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1967-|§ Azzoliiia Says State h Destroying Clams 'Sail to Glory' Credits Mercer Joseph If the dredging a/nHnuti, lie White, fcecrefgry 'A the Successful RUMSOM —H«nr/M««;r, JMlwjW a perfect repltat %, ( Pr'jteetlve warned, tr> »JM1 number of y , Rums™ PA., received 9 credit! Americ»'« Cup, owned by 1 hatlMs Inn . methodically destroyed? Public Health Service officials. ings Bond Division of the Trea- A) I have the greatest under- Come in and view our collection of gifts and fine jewelry "If this destruction cannot be Efforts to select and acquire a sury Department that bonds held RED BANK standing and sympathy for your by co-owners do not have to be and see the many delightful new items that have recently justified I urge you to exercise suitable site for the plant are Preparation for December & January S, A. T. Board* the authority of your office and _rave problem and for the con-ncluded in the estate of a de- been added. under way and,the lawmake stant concern that it must cause halt this dredging immediately.' cedent. There is income tax li- T_. Juniors & Seniors pointed out, it will be construct- you. Public Service Electric is a Assemblyman Azzolina said in ed and operated without using bility on accrued interest which ;ound utility but like others in lecomes the responsibility of the Small Classes, model teits, original material," inten- formation he has received from single tax dollar. * 14k yellow gold satin finish rose its group it has been unable to urvivor when the bonds mature sive weekly, courses make headway for the past years brooch with one full cut diamond ... .• $60.00 r are redeemed. And remembet because of the pressure of high hat the survivor, if he wishes, money rates, of which the end is :an add another name as co- STARTS SUNDAY, OCT. 8 not yet in sight. Franklin Nation- * Men's heavy silver cut-out initial iden: Plan Joint Federal owner of the bonds and perhaps al is in my opinion a well-man- again defer tax liability, SUNDAYS, 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON tification bracelet $15.50 aged and growing institution, but Mr. Spear cannot answer all For Information Coll: 671-0823 bank stocks as a group have been mail personally but will answer Fund Drive Kickoff able to make relatively little Write; 144 Rutledge Dr.. Red-flank * The new Gorham sHver plated slip-on price progress because they, too, all questions possible in his col- telephone cover...... $9.95 FORT MONMOUTH — More a be conducted Sept. 18 to Octare affected by money condi- than 400 senior keymen and their 31. tions. alternates from federal establish- The newly instituted Monmoutl * Large, 1 inch size, dramatic gold filled County campaign will be an al For your purpose, I would seek ments in the local area will at- fast growth reflected in consis- scarab bracelet $36.75 tend a kickoff meeting in the out promotion to solicit individual Hexagon auditorium here Thurs- donations to aid four charitable day, starting at 1 pm organizations. Under the ap- They will represent some 25,00 proved CFC system, it will elim- 1690 Rea civilian employees and armed inate separate fund raising cam forces personnel at nine federal paigns previously held at inter- Estate Sold EUSSILLES installations in Monmouth Coun- vals throughout the year. ty. - ' . •• Principal speaker at the CFC's MARLBORO — The Rea estate, Monmouth'i Leading lewtlert kickoff meeting will be Maj. Gen. comprising more than 26 acres Purpose of the meeting is t< W_ B. Latta, commanding the Ar- >n Rt. 520, has been sold to Mr. THIRTY SIX BROAD STREET / RED BANK. NEW IEBSEY outline procedures for the coming my Electronics Command and nd Mrs. Ronald T. Lewis, for- Combined Federal Campaigr Fort Monmouth. Gen. Latta ismer Elberon residents. Realtor (CFC), a one-time charity driv chairman of the Combined Feder- Carl F. Zellers* of Holmdel nego- al Campaign. • . tiated the sale. Each installation chairman The main dwelling, one of the from the nine federal agencies West in the area, is recognized will be on hand, as well as of-by New Jersey ;,aa an authentic ficials from the four charitable Eighteenth Century colonial, the organizations! older wing dating toU690. The Back-tp-ScIiool The federal agencies Incor- newer wing was added in 1758. porated in the fund' driye are The house was remodeled in the Fort Monmouth, Fgrt Hancock, 1950s. The walls of the shingled Stationery NAD Earle, Sandy Hook Coast residence are lined with brick Guard Station, Sandy Hook Ma and the floors are of ode in ran- rine Laboratory, more, than 50 dom widths. Monmouth County post' offices, On the second floor are five plus the Asbury Park offices of bedrooms, some with fireplaces, the Treasury Department, Social and four baths. Security Administration and the The estate combines .the at- Marine Corps recruiting station. mosphere of age with modern The four organizations to bene- iving afforded by a full-siz' fit from fee fund drive are Mon- swimming pool, completely out- mouth County Agencies, National fitted pool house, and heated Health Agencies, American Red garage, attached to the main Cross and International Service dwelling. Agencies. They represent 29 groups and societies in all. A member of each of the four par- State Penalty ticipating organizations will givi a short talk. Faced by Store Marion Barczak, of the Support Operations Office here, will de- MATAWAN — Owners of the fine to the task force of senior Matawan Wine and Liquor Store keymen, the ineohanics of the at 120 Main St., face revocation six-week charity drive. Mr. Bare or suspension of their liquor li- zak, a member of the campaign's cense on charges leveled by the installation committee, will out- state Alcoholic Beverage Control Shirts, sweaters, slacks, jeans line procedures, use of campaign Division. kits, literature and ottier details A hearing has been set. for Sept. 15 in Newark for the linn Jor boys on the second floor, J. Kridel, biggest | to answer the charges. According to the ABC, Hubro selection in the county. Sign up for Club 14. 1 State Police Industries, Inc., owners of the store, alledgedly violated a rul- We remember birthdays with a card and a gift. 3 pens, one price 12 ink cartridges Examination ing by listing a Julia Medoff as Nete contour grip holder of 10 shares. The state said those shares actually be- Compulsory retirement at age 14. Meanwhile, BIC SPECIAL WEAREVERPEN Tomorrow long to Jacob Fichtelberg. PAPER-MATE PEN WEST TRENTON—Col. David The division contends that the all the services of a real man's clothing store. P. Kelly, superintendent, an- owners failed to file this change nounced that the written phase of of share ownership with the the State Police entrance exami- borough within the approved nation "will be held at 7 a.m.time limit of 10 days. |*inmuwuuiuiii!{iiiiiiiiiij|iififi{M 49 tomorrow at Hammonton, Tren They are also charging the I 1.98 value ton, Sayreville, Sea Girt, Morris- firm with employing Fred Fich- 879 value Two medium point pens plus a Famous "One-Rfiv" model Sleek pen with hooded point town and Hoboken. telberg, who was convicted of with contour grip tor writing for cleaner, smoother writing. Col. Kelly added that applicants fine point at one low price. comfort Contains Jumbo ink Refills neatly, quickly... just conspiracy to defraud, in an Es- Won t skip, clog, smear. They supply. Retractable point. drop in a new ink cartridge. > "need not be state of New Jer- sex County Court in-December, Write first time, every time. sey residents at the time of the1965. examination,!'. Those desiring to sit for the examination should re- port to the nearest examination How They Voted CHECK LIST With paper and index point at the announced time. No prior application is required. Register Washington Bureau Candidates must be citizens of SENATE CANVAS BINDER the United States, have a high On confirmation of Thurgood D2-T0NE SCHOOL BAG school diploma or equivalency Marshall as associate justice of certificate, be between 21 andthe Supreme Court. •99 34 years old, be of excellen For confirmation—Case, Wil- COMBINATION health and physical condition and of good character. They must liams. D BINDER COMBINATION also have a valid driver's license Nomination confirmed, 69-11:*; 79 Married or single men are ac- HOUSE I I cepted. No significant roll call vote. 1.77 value y' D VINYL BRIEF BAG Grpat buyl 3-ring binder Ill f 88 with note clip, 50-sheet ffw loose leaf filler and 5-s6C- ALCOA M # 3 tion plastic tab index. mi SONS r=x • SPIRAL NOTEBOOK WE BUY THIS BEAUTIFUL SIDING 'Ut :5c i: • 36 WOOD PENCILS Great organizer! AT DISTRIBUTORS PRICES TEXTURED VINY1 and PASS THE SAVINGS g—•» it ON TO YOU • ELMER'S GLUE-ALL ATTACHE CASE FREE ESTIMATE • WHITE PASTE NO DOWN PAYMENT First Payment Due In 6 Months $.99 value Only looks- liku leafier.., • "TOT 50" STAPLER won't scud, wipes clcnii. FREE DELIVERY s - Divided lid folio. Muck or Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Shirts, sweaters, slacks, jeansus tan. Size 4x.l2xS". Wcdneiday and Friday til 9 P.M. U I for the high school or college man in the Young Men's Shop, s "Coffae l/m», lunch time, onylimil Enjoy a mack or meal o( Woolworlli'i lunclieonolfo" f J. Kridel. Permanent press 6.00 stripe shirt, 3 for 14.75; a YOUR MONK'S WORTH MORI AT 'S 10 Wild nod wm/tfim ' tattorsall, 5.00; cavalry twill, 6.00; mock turtle, 7.00. § 32 BROAD ST. • 741 - 7500 • RED BANK 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE . \ Fisherman's orjon sweater, 14.00; donim, corduroy, twill, 3 * Budget • taiy Charge • Crown'* Crndit 52 BROAD ST. RED BANK hopsack,*tattersaH chock pants. THE DAILY Surfer 7 REGISTER in 1S7« — PublJshol f>y The £< Wheels of Death M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher By JIM BISHOP Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Count up the dead. The weekend Is over. The joyous facet of Friday are serene. Keep telling yourself that it can't happen Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor to you. That's what I do. Thus far. I'm right and the statistic* are wrong. There are hundreds of people who zipped down the highway three days ago who will 1* making the slow solemn ride in a hearse today. The First Negro Justice Congress complains about the weakness It has been a long time between for its decisions in such cases and of the automobile. Nobody takes a second look at the driver. There are over 90,000,000 the Dred Scott decision of 1857 — • those involving legislative reappor- vehicles on our roads. This year, the drivers holding that slaves or their descen- tionment as well? As it was, only one will kill each other and their passengers at dants could not be citizens or have any Republican — Sen. Strom Thurmond the rate of about ]'.i'l per day. In all the time of South Carolina, a Democrat turn- the U.S. has been in Vietnam, America has standing in federal courts — and lost less than 14,000 men. At hoftie, we kill at Thurgood Marshall's confirmation by coat — voted with' them. the rate of-rrmre than 50,000 each year. • the Senate as the 96th justice — the If race was any issue, then, in the In North Dakota, you can be knocked off by "S nervous 13-year-old girl, because a first Negro justice of the U. S. Su- confirmation of the first Negro to the BISHOP highest court of the land, we would child that age can get a driver's permit. She preme Court. may not know how to ride a bicycle, but as long as her indul- In the Senate, both his .opponents- ' say it worked to his advantage. Many gent daddy, or mommy, is in the car, she can learn how-to and his supporters insisted that they senators who do not prefer judicial jam her foot down on an accelerator and get it caught between had not been influenced in any way activists on the Supreme Cp.urt, either, that and the foot brake. by the fact that he would be the first were not going to vote against Thur- * * * Negro to sit as a member of the high- good Marshall on those grounds — " TOO MANY DRIVERS are either too young or too old. The kids want zip; the old are so cautiously cranky that they est court in the land. primarily because he is a Negro who often attain the privilege of being killed in low gear. There is The 11 senators who voted against has won the highest personal distinc- something compelling about the site of an accident. Live driven his confirmation — all but one from tion in the legal circles of our govern- slow down to study the dead. There is a gloating sensation in looking at somebody else's blood. And a slight aura of it-can't> the deep South and the other from a ment. " happen-to-me. ' ^a border state — insisted that they ob- Answering the southern opponents, Accidents aren't accidental. They are faults^ Sometimes jected to Jiirn solely on the grounds Senator Jacob Javits pointed out how it's the machine; at others, it's the drivers. The car is less that he was a "judicial activist" who many Supreme Court appointees had culpable. It will continue to hold the road, abused and neglec- ted, shod with bald tires and loose king pins. It has no per- would join other activists on*the court followed judicial philosophies differ- sonality, but the driver has. to interpret the Constitution in crim- ent from what had been generally ex- This is unfortunate. The person behind the wheel is sub- inal law, civil rights, and anti-subver- pected before they took their seats on ject to pressures. The afternoon sun hurts his eyes: the car ahead refuses to move out of the highspeed lane; his job isn't sive cases to suit their fancy. the bench. Frankly, we shall be greatly 1 rf going as well as it should, bills are coming in which were not On that score alone, however, surprised if he doesn't turn out to be anticipated; the boss has been on Ws-back; *h>Jritta are more wouldn't they have gained some sup- the fairest-minded of all the justices trouble than they are worth. - • ;•••' port from Republicans who have been on those matters in which he might, Stress shows in driving. The 18-year-old boy,, subject at most critical of "the Warren court" be considered prejudiced. other times to parental discipline, works his hostility ofMn high 6peed. T.he lady for whom nothing turned out right all day hurries homeward to get those pots on the stove before he ar- rives. The sorehead is not going to let anybody get ahead of' Reprieve for Refugees him, no matter what the cost, - - • * * • fair Israel's decision to extend indefi- .miserable camps on the Jordan's east DEAD, THEY EXHIBIT, no personality. The police, the nitely the deadline for "approved" Jor- bank. . ' "", . A CONSERVATIVE VIEW ambulance drivers, the reporters and photographers are the danian refugees to return to the Many- countries, including the ones who see them at peace. I saw them. The young girl on United States, and the United Na- the West Side highway came out of the car with both breasts off,' Israeli-occupied west banlrof the Jor- tions appealed to 3sra~el to lift the hanging, in her slip. She kept talking quietly as thoij$h, she dan accords not only with the pre- WaMaee-Has aChance didn't realize that she was dead. . "•-• deadline. 'Now that it has been dorfe, The old. lady with the faint blue cast in her hair. Her head ponderance of world ,opinion — but By JAMES J. KILPATRICK •<• the supreme law of the land; It would require haste should be made to resettle the A Senate subcommittee 'is fiddling around relatively little to trigger them Into action. went through the windshield, and rocked back and forth as with-4aael's own best interests. refugees in their homes before an- with half a dozen proposals for changing the- Consider these possibilities: If Lyndon though in a modern stockade. The fat man who whimpered a* The refugee problem left over from other winter sets in.- system by which we eleot an American Presi- Johnson's popularity continues to languish; -. he tried to yank the steering column out of his chest'The, 10 dent, but the Hill is too preoccupied with war if the Republicans nominate a 1968. ticket too in one family, jammed into the old sedan, all dead because a the Mideast war in 1948 has been a When Israeli-Arab hostilities broke and taxes to pay much attention. None of the liberal for Southern comfort; If the riots of ^trailer truck coming the other,way had a driver who: slept on constant Source of hatred and conflict out anew in June, some 1.3 million resolutions has any steam 1967 continue into the summer of 1968; and his wheel. and-will remain such until it is" re- refugees of the war in 1948 were liv- behind it, and the best guess if .Wallace is able to get his name on the bal- The tough motorcycle cop cried as he looked in and saw them all, from grandma to infant, all kaleidoscoped so tight solved. Why should Israel aggravate ing in 54 camps in . Syria, Jordan,. is that congressional torpor lot of all 50 stktes — next year's election, gen- will keep them -all in limbo. ' tlemen, could be an unpredictable lulu. that it required acetylene torches to cut them loose on Rt. 1.7. this provocation to war by adding to Lebanon and the Gaza Strip of Egypt. The chief entry in the * * * The car halfway up an embankment in California, with the the number of homeless people? These camps are breeding grounds for little girl standing below it as gasoline poured down on her field is Senate Joint Resolu- NONE OF THESE possibilities is remote ; An estimated 200,000 Jordanians hatred and revenge. tion No. 2, sponsored by In- head. or unlikely. The polls suggest a close elec- Violent death isn't pretty. On the road, it consists of a fled their homes in panic during the . This country's ambassador to the diana's Birch Bayh and 18 tion across the nation, no matter whom the others; it proposes direct shriek of rubber, the explosion of-steel hitting steel, and Hie resumption of hostilities early in June. UN, Arthur Goldberg^ has declared Republicans field. The polls also suggest that musical tinkle of glass. Young boys are the cleanest killers. A election of a President. Sen- Wallace would pull a few critical percentage Of that number, some 170,000 sought that "there will be no peace for any ator Everett Dirksen (R- few beers, and they are ready to wrap the crate up at 90 miles points from Johnson in the North and Midwest, per hour, which, mercifully, means no moans, no.memory, no permission from Israel to return to party in the Middle East unless this III.) has offered a simplified and simultaneously undercut the GOP nomi- KILPATRICK version of the same resolu- regrets. their homes. (refugee) problem is attacked with nee in the South. If Wallace himself carried The most painful to study'are those accompanied by fire. tion. Alabama's John Sparkman is gently half a dozen southern states, having perhaps But officials of the International new energy by all, and certainly, pri- pushing a plan of proportional division of elec- In the glare of heat and light, you can see the people inside 5S electoral votes, neither major party xandi- begging for help in opening a door. For some, like Jayne Red Cross, who are overseeing the ref- marily, by those who are immediately toral votes. South Dakota's Karl Mundt has date might be able to command the 270 elec- renewed his sponsorship -of what is known Mansfield, the body is on the front seat and the head is in the ugee operation, reported that no more concerned." toral votes it takes to win. All of a sudden, rear. Shocking? Not at all. This is what all of us face every than 40,000 of the refugees would as the "district plan." we could be back- to 1824. We hope that Israel's lifting of the * * * time we try to beat an orange light, pass a car on the right, have been able to return home by the deadline reflects a more realistic view If the election were thrown into the forget the directional until an instant before the turn, rids AN ARGUABLE CASE can be made for Aug. 31 deadline set by Israel. Had of the refugee problem and that it House, each state would have one vote. (No somebody's rear bumper, hoist one more for the road, or keep each proposal, but no one is interested in hear- one has any idea what would become of the the eyes on the highway and the mind somewhere else. that deadline stood, some 130,000 will be interpreted by the Arabs as a ing it. The, general feeling is that the exist- vote represented by the District qf Columbia.) Stop worrying, Buster. It's not going to happen to you. refugees would have been doomed to gesture toward conciliation. ing system*'has manifest faults, but ho-hum How would the states divide? It would de- Or me. ^ — the Republic has survived the inequities pend entirely upon the House elections of No- of the electoral college 'for a long timk and vember, 1968. At the moment, three states no presidential election has been thrown into (Illinois, Montana and Oregon) have evenly EVENTS OF YEARS AGO INSIDE WASHINGTON the House since 1824. Why rock the boat? divided delegations. Twenty-nine delegations, In point of fact, it is now too late for the are predominantly Democratic, 18 predomi- Congress to act in advance of the 1968 elec- nantly Republican. If the Congress that con- tion. Even if two-thirds of each House could venes in January, 1969, were similarly con- 50 Years Ago We're Buying Nasser's Cotton agree on a resolution of constitutional amend- stituted, Johnson probably could survive the Speaker John McCormack is secretly pre- consideration a measure approved by the com- ment, ratification could not be achieved in threat of Southern defections. The moving picture taken in Red Bank recently and en-^ venting the .House from considering a widely- mittee. But there are two hitche* time for the states to revamp their election But the picture is uncertain. The arith- titled "A Romance of• Red Bank" will return to the Strand •upported bipartisan bill to bar Gamal Nasser machinery. The problem should have been metic, is such that the Democrats' loss of Theater next Monday and again on Saturday of next week. All. On one hand, McCormack has been able tackled years ago. Now it will take a block- •single shaky seats in Colorado, New Mexico, the actors in the picture are people living in this section. from unloading millions of dollars of extra- up to now to persuade the Democratic com- buster to shock the country and the Congress Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, as- Minnie Reed and Jack McDonald take the leading parts. long staple cotton in the U.S. mitteemen not to do that;; on the other hand, The measure is certain of overwhelming Into action. . » suming other states remained unchanged, Republican conimitteemen see no reason why It seemed as if everybody in the county who holds an adoption « the House could George Wallace of Alabama may drop Jhat would create an incredible situation. Hold they should bail the administration and Mc- office, everybody who hopes to hold an office and everybody vote on it. It was approved bombshell 14 months hence. Despite all that onto your chair: On these assumptions, with Cormack out of a situation they are convinced who had ever held an office was at the Monmouth fair at Red nearly three months ago by has been-written of the former governor's — 45 states voting and 23 required to elect, the will boomerang politically against them. Bank Wednesday and Thursday, All of them were election- the House Agriculture Com- prospective candidacy, most professional poli- Wallace states would be sitting high in the eering. mittee, 22 to 2. Shortly "Sure, we are for this legislation," said ticians here in Washington refuse to take him catbird seat. Freed by their voters of normal thereafter, the Rules Com- a GOP committeeman. "Our people sponsored seriously. They ought to wake up. Those an- party obligations, they could throw the presi- it and voted for it in the Agriculture Commit- mittee unanimously autho- tiquated provisions of the Constitution are still dency either to IiBJ or to hia GOP opponent tee and;my conunitteer We think it should- be- rised its consideration by passed, because we see no reason why Nasser 25Years Ago the full House. should be allowed to continue to sell his cot1- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH At this point the White ton here. Our farmers can raise all the Billy Conn\will train at the Rumson Rd. estate of Mike House and .State Depart- extra-long staple cotton we need and a lot Jacobs for his return bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium ALLEN ment, which had strenuous- more. Oct. 12. The young Pittsburgh Irishman, who met his doom ly but futilely opposed the Tariff Break for Consumers In the 13th round a year ago when he elected to slug it out toe "But we Republicans aren't blocking en- legislation in the two committees, covertly in- By SYLVIA PORTER their reductions into effect on schedulej We to toe with the Brown Bomber, is no stranger in these parts, actment ftf ,.th|s,..|>|l,! .Th e _Whlte House, State having been a frequent visitor at the Jacobs home. tervened through McCormack. i fc i i Prices of a long list of imported products almost surely won't move until our trading Department and Speaker McCormack are do- At their direct behest the 75yearold Bos- you may be planning to buy for-Christmas partners move. ing that. Let them explain why they ,are so Residents of Red Bank and vicinity have been offered an ton Democrat, • whose Ineffectual and bum* ( presents — ranging' from cameras to caviar, But whether the timing of the first reduc- anxious to help Nasser in spite of everything opportunity to make the life of a Fort Hancock soldier just a, bling leadership on important legislation has from binooulars to bicycles — may suddenly tions Is January or July, the likelihood is the he has said about us and done to us." little bit brighter...The county Red Cross chapter is asking for been under repeated fire, firm up or increase during the yearcnd's peak_ development of an artificial pattern of short- quietly pigeonholed the bill. • * ' . * donations of rods, reels, lines, hooks, squids and other fishing . ... shopping season if the his- ages and price increases In advance of the Items for these men. Although listed on the cal- WHAT'S BEHIND IT — Ciux of the ad- toric tariff cuts decreed un- reductions. Be warned and do not be misled endar of pending measures, ministration's opposition to the legislation is der the Kennedy Round start by it. Robert Eisner of Prospect Ave. has been named publicity McCormack is personally the contention that it would hamper peace ef- to go into effect as now * * * chairman of the observation post at River Plaza and Howard < obstructing its being placed forts in the war-torn Middle East, and scheduled oir Jan. 1, 1968. •Morris of River Rd., Fair Haven; will serve in a similar capac- before the House. > BEHIND THE SCENES, some murderous strengthen Russian machinations In the Arab At the same time, mys- arguments are building up over how the tariff ity at the Eatontown observation post. Bipartisan sponsors of countries. terious shortages of hun- the bi are furlous but nave reductions will affect individual U.S. Indus- " ' Undersecretary of State Eugene Rostow dreds of imported items tries. Several industries openly fear the Ken- not yet found a way to clr- may abruptly appear — giv- cumvent expounded this view at length during hearings nedy Round cuts will set off a flood of cheap this undercover of the House Agriculture Committee.'-He got ing you the impression that imports which will undermine U.S. profits and SCOTT sabotage. short shrift from Chairman W. R. Poege, D- you may not be able to buy jobs. The fight for protection against compe- "I do not appreciate. Tex. e m r e( em tlon from imports in many areas is just begin- this arbitrary and highhanded meddling of PORTER— * ' P° i ' " » . unless "Your position Is unsound," declared you grab what |s available ning. the White House and State Department," said at the price asked. Representative Thomas Morris, D-N.Mex., a Poage, citing Nasser's long record of viru- There is no question, though, how you,.the lent hostility toward and provocative denun- If this pattern develops, do not be misled! U.S. consumer, will be affected by tariff con- leading author of the legislation and influen- It would be only a temporary phenomenon. tial member of the Appropriations Committee. ciations of the U.S. "In my Judgment, the cessions involving about 60,000 products repre- way to get people to"respect our country is It would be due solely to the fact that U.S. senting more than $40 billion in annual world "There is absolutely no justification for such Importers would be holding up shipments un- unwarranted interference. to make it costly to insult us. We have put trade. The Impact on you will be favorable. up with too much of that, and It's time to call til the, tariff cuts permit thorn to bring in the The freeing of world trade will result in a "The administration had full opportunity a halt." stuff at lower prices. Because of this techni- jump in imports here — and thus, greater to express its position when the bill was be- Representative Morris pointed out there Is cal factor alone, inventoricsof imported goods competition among the imported goods for fore the Agriculture Committee and later the absolutely no need to Import Egyptian cot- In this country may dwindle as the Headline your dollar and between domestic and Import- Rules Committee. Both committees flatly re- ton. The government has a stockpile of 232,- for the cuts approaches, artificial scarcities ed products, too. You'll be able to buy foods jected the administration's arguments and 000 bales of. extra-long staple cotton. Do- may emerge — and prices may be bumped up. in the supermarket which as of now you can overwhelmingly approved ihe measure. Now mestic consumption is approximately 150,000 • • • find only in expensive specialty whops. Pur- to resort to deliberate obstructionism to block bales annually. Nasser has been allowed to BUT AS SOON as the first tariff cuts go ln;» the years nhead when the duties are com- Its bc-inj; acted on by the llou.se is outra- unload his cotton in the U.S. at a few cents iiiH down, you will find hundreds — or even geous." • Into effect, the total of irni>orts will RWCII less per pound than the Rovernment's support markedly and so will the variety of goods im- thousands - of items here which are not im- Since lfW'l Nasser has exported more lli.-in price: ported. As sooo an the cuts j;o Into effect, ported todiiy. $200 million of rxlra-lonj; staple cotton to the 1 "These l;ir|;e Kjjyplian imports have been the pressure will l>e for lower prires to you — 'Hie tariff nits are to be effective in five U.S. Last yoar 'I" -''' l''i;yptian shipments ox- paid for in American dollar.s," pointed out Klrictly because tariffs are down. cecded 44,111)0 bales for some $l!i million •;taf;eji between IMS and Jan. I, lf)72, In order Morris, "which has not helped our f;old re- • • + The two key factors working toward low- to give all industries affected time to adjust serve or balance of payments. There is overy er prices to U.S. consumers at a time when to price CIIIIIIRCS; the impact of Urn tariff cuts (CfU)OMY OUTLOOK - Unless Speaker reason why we should put an end to them. virtually all major forces are pullinc in-thc in beliiR deliberately muted. Nevertheless, McCormack rolrnt.s, the pro.spct !.•, of the hi- Why help support Nasser, who has declared opposite direction nre the prospprlivo expan- many of the tariff cuts ranK1' to a full SO per paiiisnn bill are doubtful. There if; a way to 1 lie U.S. nn eiM-iny of the Arabs, who lied sion of world trade spurred by the EKennrdy cent, and "on l>i,^ tii kct items this is IKMIIHI get nround his blockade, but it lia.n been un- about our alleged involvement in the recent Round nnd tho tariff cuts themselves. to mine 'through tij the consumer," says Al- availing so far. war with Israel, and who luis viciously at- It could lie that the inltl.il tariff cuts will len II. (iiirlaiiil, director of the U.S. Com- News Item -- Ordlnanco proposed to l«t Under Mouse procedure, any member of tempted to extinguish the only genuine de- be delayed beyond .Ian. 1 until midyear be- merce Department's Trade ft Commercial pollco board fix placard size, pace, tho Rules CommitU'C can "cull up" for House mocracy in the Near r.ast." cause other countries are not prepared to put Policy Division. routo and olzo of protest marches. i Dante Society THE DAILY PFCISTF.R 5. 1967—71 Meets Tonight MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Tht Beadleston Asks State Dantt Society of Central Jersey will hold Its first meeting of the new wuon at 8:30 o'clock to- To Increase Dredgi night at the Magnolia Inn, Rt. 79. i The society welcomes any new RED BANK — Assemblyman Assemblyman Beadleston dis- members who are interested in Alfred N. Beadleston (R - Mon- closed that the channel in several spreading the Italian language, mouth) has called for state and locations, both east and west of federal approval of his proposal literature, culture and tradition. the bridge, particularly in the to dredge the Navesink River general anchorage area off Ma- The club sponsors two Italian channel west of the Oceanic boys who reside in St. Anthony's rine Park, Red Bank, is less than FAMILY BARGAIN WORLD' Bridge. four feet in depth at mean low]| orphanage, Naples, Italy. Rh 35 at Patterson Ave.. Shrewsbury J |\ A | Further information may be He said the project presents water. au(( N U obtained by contacting Mrs. Rob- an opportunity to serve the in- "We have a tremendous c 100 ft. North of Shop-Rite—741-5019 f UdjfS UlHf ert Longo, 4 Courtland La., or .ercstB of boating enthusiasts, cent ration of boating in the Red I Mrs. I/mis Vernarelli, A Ford- shell fishermen and the commu- Dank area and this project WED., THURS., FRI. 10-9; SAT. 10-6 ham Dr. . nity at large. would benefit a large majority In a letter to Peter J. Gannon, of these boat owners as well as Benson to Attend chief of the Bureau of Naviga- the community at large," he tion, state Department of Conser- wrote. JUST IN TIME FOR BACK-TO-COLLEGE Postmaster School CHECK FOR CP — Tho Long Branch Kiwanis Club pre- vation and Economic Develop- He said he wants action on RUMSON — Postmaster Oscar ment, the Rumson legislator ex- the part of corps officials to as- Ladies' Hi-Heel Dress, Casual and Dress Flats . N. Benson will participate in sented United Cerebral Palsy, Monmouth-Ocean Coun- pressed pleasure thaf the U.S sure that the dredging contract •even of the 25 courses bei^ ties, a check for $475 in West End Manor. Shown are Army Corps of Engineers finally will include provisions designed offered by a two-day Postmaster Alvin Puterman, left, the club's business and public re- agreed to survey the channels in to protect shellfish beds in both Training School at Princeton Uni the South Shrewsbury and the bodies of water. 5 lations committee; Joseph Puterman, United Cerebral versity Wednesday and Thursday, Navesink Rivers preparatory to "The sand pumped from the The school is a joint venture Palsy president, center, and Anthony Gentile, Kiwanii dredging. , channel must be removed for use of the New Jersey Chapter, Na president. (Register Staff Photo) He noted with displeasure, as fill or used to establish new however, that Corps' plans call sand bars away from the navi- SHOE tional Association of Postmasters of the United States, the Wash- for surveying the Navesink only gation area where they can be- 50 ington and Philadelphia Head- Assigned to Klamath Air Force Station as far west as the Oceanic come fertile clam beds," he ex- quarters staffs of the Post Office Airman Bruce D. Eddingj, and air conditioning specialist. Bridge, despite the fact that plained, adding: NONE Department and the Postal In- whose guardian is Mrs. Mary M. The airman recently completed corps' jurisdiction extends well "It makes no sense to improve spection Service. Wheeler, 5t2 Joline Ave., Long basic training at Amarillo AFB, beyond that point. He asked Mr. one of our resources if we are It is designed to prepare Branch, has been assigned to Tex. He becomes a member o: Gannon to contact corps officials going to ruin another. this RIOT! HIGHER •tate postmasters to meet the Klamatii Air Force Station, the Air Defense Command. and have them extend the pro- situation presents an opportunity technological innovations under Calif., for training and duty as Airman Eddings is a 1966 grad posed survey west of the bridge to serve both interests as well SIZES 4 TO 10 OVER 2,000 way within the department. a U.S. Air Force refrigeration uate of Long Branch High School, to the limit of jurisdiction. as the community at large." • SHOWOFFS • MOXEES PAIR JUST • AMERICAN JUNIORS IN FRESH • IMAGINATIONS • WILLIAMS • HI-BROWS • CHARM STEPS ALL NEW • GERWINETTS • HI-SOCIETY • ENNA JETTICKS • GOLO the university shop • AMERICAN GIRL • SUGAR 'n SPICE • DESCO • BUSKINS • CAPALLO • DEBETTES • BRITISH STROLLERS fall '67 Nationally advertised up to $14.95 OVER 500 ALL NEW THIS WEEK FRESH TO CHOOSt Ladies' Better Branded Wool, Latest Tartan Plaids and Stripes SPECIAL FALL BACK-TO-COLLEGE

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Traditional Rumson Dinner-Dance Six Debs Make Their Bows Tonight By ELEANOR MARKO dance, a waltz, with their African drums and stuffed ze- class at Pine Manor Junior fathers. Music will be by the bra and cheetah will complete College, Brookline, Mass. RUMSON'.'— Six young EVE OF DEBUT — Trio women will be formally pre- Meyer Davis Orchestra, with the scene, which will have a Miss Burghard, Miss Gans Emory Davis conducting. A myriad of twinkle lights to look and Miss Lobdel! are mem- of debutantes, at right, sented to society tonight at a like fire-flies throughout the dinner-dance given by their special combo group with the bers of the Grosvenor House model traditional whits orchestra will provide less tra- dance area. Ball debutante committee. parents here at the. Sea Bright ditional dance numbers. gowns they will ""wear at Lawn and Tennis-Club. The bow to society also tra- These formal festivities will The debutante's, who with The dote, who will have two ditionally marks the end of take place "in New York dur- dinner-dance tonight at their mothers, will receive the escorts each, will wear long the summer hiatus for the ing the Thanksgiving holiday. the Sea Bright Lawn To Enter Cornell 350 guests, are Misses Bar- white gowns. Miss Burghard, debutantes. Closely following and Tennis Club. From bara Jaclin Burghard, Rita who has chosen an Empire in the next weeks is the serious Enrolled as a freshman at Jill Chamberlain, Roberta styled formal of silk-faced business of becoming college Cornell University this fall is left to right, Miss Roberta Pearse, Hazel Sims Freeman, satin with floral motif cotton freshmen. Miss Freeman, who is an Pearse, Rumson; Miss Lucy alumna of St. Timothy's Katherine Adams Lobdell and appliques on the scoop—neck- - IWiss""Pearsev a' "graduate of C. Gans, Locust, and Lucy Cotton Gaas. line and back, will be wearing School, Stevenson, Md. Miss Miss Porter's School, Farm- Chamberlain, a graduate of Miss Barbara J. Burghard, Their parents are Mr. and heirloorn pearls which were ington, Conn., is- enrolled on an Mrs. Frederick J. Burghard her paternal grandmother's, Stoneleight - Prospect Hill English Speaking Union Schol- Schopl, Greenfield, Mass., will also of Rumson. Jr., Ridge Rd.; Mr. and Mre. the late Mrs. Frederick J. arship at St. Helen's School, (Register Staff Photo) Melville P. Chamberlain, West Burghard of Fair Haven. enter Garland Junior College, Northwood, Middlesex, En- Boston. River Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Miss Chamberlain's gown, gland., ert G. Pearse, Navasink Ave.; At the conclusion of the gay also in Empire style, is of peau Miss Burghard, who was Mr. and-Mrs. David F. Free- event here, the six debutantes de soie with pearl-trimmed graduated iri June from West- SCHOOLS OPEN TOMORROW man, Oyster Bay Dr., all of and their guests will join the bodice, and Miss Gans' gown over School, Middlebury, •* ' RARITAN TOWNSHIP —• The Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. Fran- late supper dance which is of raw silk has unusual out- Conn., will enter Ashland Board of Education has an- cis Lobdell, Cooper Rd., Mid- being given by Mr. and Mrs. out straps on the fitted Empire (Ohio) College. Miss | Lobdell, nounced that the township high dletown, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Faris King Jr., here bodice and is fashioned with a who was graduated from Mas- school and all elementary schools James H. Gans\ Bowne Rd., at their home in honor of great A-line skirt. ." . __ ter's School, Dobbs Ferry, will open tomorrow. Locust. their debutante daughter, Miss Miss Lobdell will be wear- N. Y., will be in the freshman Susan Kent King, ti First Dance - ADVERTISEMENT - Introduced individually, the ing an heirloom diamond ring debutantes will have the first which belonged to her mater- na> grandmother, the late - ADVERTISEMENT - Wits. Harold P. Childs of Lo- cust. The gown Miss Lobdell SPEECH has chosen is peau de soie CORRECTION with a bow panel back. DEBUTANTE Hazel Free- Miss Pearse is wearing a RED BANK man of Rumson, left, in a FORMAL GOWNS, left, SPEECH CENTER silk crepe gown with toga draped styling and Miss Free- formal portrait. She is one choserMor their debuts 747-3563 man, a, princess-line gown of of six young women to be tonight, are modeled by peau de soie with, self appli- presented at a formal ques in sunburst floral pattern Miss Katherine Adams and fashioned with, an, A-line dinner-dance given by Lobdell, Middletown, left, INSURANCE IS OUR skirt. their parents tonight at and Miss Rita Jill The six young women se- the Sea Bright Lawn and "ONLY" P.S. lected an AirkSh decorating Chamberlain, Rumson. Tennis Club. BUSINESS means Plus Service theme for the dinner-dance. (Register Staff Photo)' Our doors are closed from 5 betv en Asbury Park The tables will have zebra p.m.; until 8:30 a.m., but our • and Newark stripes over orange cloths. agency service doesn't stop. Large tiger lilies and twinkle We know emergencies occur lights will decorate the tent night, weekends and holidays. P.S.#130 poles under the giant green When an emergency does occur and white striped marquee. you want us then. You pay us Asbury Park- to be there. If you need us on weekends, holidays or at night Newark Buses call 747-1403. If you want to Serving) be assured, as well as insured, UNCROFT—HOIM0EI Papal Blessing Given at Wedding MATAWAN—SAYREWOODS CALL US! NEWARK AIRPORT GROSSINGER and on routo to Nowark Fraquent vorvict. low fares. Fait I rip Of Miss Ilvento and Carmen Penta HELLER AGENCY via Parkway and Turnpike Broad and Mechanic Street! RED BANK Aik but operator about low coit 10-lrlp WEST END — Miss Rosemary The bride, who was given in commutar ticket. Catherine Ilvento became the marriage by her father, wore an WBIIC SfflVICE COOKHNATEO TCANSPOW jride of Carmen Michael Penta Empire candlelight peau de soie in Aug. 28 in St. Michael's Cath- gown trimmed with re-embroi- Bernardsville Garden olic Church here. Rev. Joseph dered Alencon lace and seed The Monmouth Conservatory of Music Doino officiated at the double pearls. ring ceremony and bestowed the Mrs. Alexis Tucci, Long Is Setting for Nuptials ?apal Blessing. Parents of. theBranch, was matron of honor and Non-profit, State-chartered ;ouple are Mr. and Mrs, Charles Miss Denise Galvin, Charleston, BERNARDSVILLE - Miss Re- consultation department of Bell Studios in Fair Haven, Little Silver, Middletown i. Ilvento, 656 Ocean Ave., here, Mass., maid of honor. becca Gail Lee, daughter of Mr. Laboratories, Whippany. His New Shrewsbury and Navesink -{' ind Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Penta, Bridesmaids were Miss Joan and Mrs. Bernard Sidney Lee, mother, also on the staff of Bell Enroll now for Fall Term (begins Sept.'181 !1 Morrell St., Long Branch. Nan Schackman, Englewood, and 151 Woodland Manor^ Tinton Labs, is a research mathemati- . All ages: class and private instruction Miss Lynne Attardi, Long Falls, was married Saturday to cian at Murray Hill. Branch. Harry K. MacWilliams, son of AIT instruments; vocal and theoretical courses. Michael Carme.n Penta, New Dr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mac- To Present Recital Creative dancing; pre-instrumentol groups. Williams of this place, formerly Opera and folk music workshops. FURNITURE CO. * York City, brother of the bride- RUMSON - Miss Jill Elaine groom, was best man and ushers of Holmdel and Summit. • Kelly, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Concerts, lectures and opera programs. Keyp°rt 264-0181 % were -Alexis Tucci, Frank Callano Mayor^ M. J. Nervine of Ber- William J. Kelly, 8 Wardell Ave., • (Free of charge for students) and Roland Mathews, all of Long nardsville officiated at the cere- will perform selections by Bach, + features ... + Branch. mony in the garden of the bride- Chopin, Debussy, Beethgyen and Call 741-8880 or 741-7353 for Information, + A reception followed at Shadow- groom's parents. A reception Copland in a pianoforte recital schedules and appointments. + "L4Z-B0Y" | brook, Shrewsbury. The couple followed.- Music, played on re- tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the First left on a,wedding trip to Miami, corders,was provided by Miss Presbyterian Church here. + Fla-, and Nassau. They will- re- Anne MacWilliams and Terry EST. 1869 * side in Little Silver. MacWilliams, sister and brother Miss Kelly is a student of + Mrs. Carmen M. Penta Rumson piano teacher Mrs. Lu The bride is a graduate of (The former Rosemary Ilvento) of the bridegroom. Mrs. MacWilliams attended cille B. McCarthy. + Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Lesley College, Cambridge, Mass. She received a BS degree in Colby College, Waterville, Maine, TO GIVE SPEECH + early childhood and elementary and will continue her studies at MIDDLETOWN — Dr. Derek education, minoring.in dramatic To Speak Boston University. Her father is J. Hudson, 53 David Ter., will literature. She is a member of biomedical engineer with the de- deliver a speech, which he co- the Lord Newark and Thalian partment of psychiatry at Rut- authored, at the, Rutgers All-Day Honor Societies and was presi- On Israel gers Univensity Medical School. OPEN HOUSE Conference on Quality Control, dent of the dramatic club. She RED BANK — The local chap- The bridegroom is a senior to be held Saturday, Sept. 9, at Sat., Sept. 9 from 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. will teach in the Elberon elemen- ter of Hadassah will hold a paid- student' at Harvard University the_unlversity's -Newl. Brunswick tary ^school." up membership meeting Tuesday, majoring -ia Jbiology. r His. iather is head of" the military analysis campus. The bridegroom received a BS Sept. 12, at 8:30 p.m. in Congre- AHDREA KUZIAK in accounting from- Morimouth gation Bnai Israel, Rumson. College, West Long Branch. He 'Mrs. J. Lillian Senitzky, Little SCHOOL OF DANCE is a member of Tau Kappa Epsi- Silver, who has just returned Ion fraternity, the Varsity 'M' from a four-week visit to Israel BALLET • MODERN • JAZZ Club, Simmill Pre-Legal Society where her daughter Judith re- SAVB20 Special Value and the Varsity Soccer Team. sides, will be the speaker. TAP • ACROBATIC • BALLROOM He will be associated with Price- On the committee planning the Waterhouse,' certified public ac- event are Mrs. Irving Horowitz, Children from 3 Years countants, New York City. Eatontown, membership chair- man; Mrs. David Caplan, Ladies' Exercise Class Now Forming Weight Watchers Shrewsbury, life membership Chairman; Mrs. George Cohen, 1 WOODBLOCK DRIVE & HWY 34 MATAWAN Meet Thursdays Little Silver, program chairman, CORDUROY MATAWAN — The Bayshore assisted by Mrs. Raymond Eagle, 583-1444 Area Weight Watchers group is New Shrewsbury; Mrs. DonaH meeting on Thursday evenings L'ittman and Mrs. Bernard Ross, here in the Oak Shades Fire New Shrewsbury, special project, House. Sessions are open to men,and Mrs. Jerome Fleischman, An exciting and rewarding career women and teenagers with weight Eatontown, and Mrs. Sidney for women of all ages! problems. Schultz, Lincroft, refreshments. PRINTS UNITED SCHOOL OF now at a terrific low Dental & DANCE CLASSES .for an ' Medical Enroll Now ! enchanting evening..". Assistants BALLET • TAP • TOE C Nowl The first and only school Club date, formal, or of In kind In the area . . . ACROBATIC • JAZZ wrutnv«r (hat special oc- Approved by State of N. J. caiion ... you will find Department of Education. TWIRLING • TUMBLING *he style you want here yard ENROLL NOW . . . at Love Lane In either 99 BALLROOM Convenient to (reimportation » long or «hort lengthi. In Sturdy and so smart! Velvety-soft cotton Low tuition payment! hall tiiai loo. Day or nlqht classes Siihtcem—Twits—Adults—Hoys Too corduroy in stunning patterns! Exciting • BrirlsimnMi Modern, attractive facllltlet colors! Color-fast and lohg-wcaring, it's Free nationwide placement WEDNESDAY TIIIUJ SATURDAY • Mollmr ol the DrirJe • Sp«ci

1 I \ 7*iMf? Sept. S, 1967-4 Ceremony in Holy Cross Church Joint Effort by Four Qroups THE DAILY REGISTER Miss Sharon White Is Bride College Clubs Offer Lectures Sisterhood RUMSON — Miss Sharon L. sister, Margaret Ellen White, at SHREWSBURY - The Monmouth County for her publications in the field of economics: To Sponsor White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home, was flower girl. alumnae clubs of Barnard, Smith, Vassar, "Occasional Paper" written for the National John II. White 3d, 41 Church St., Patrick Sheils, at home, was and Wellcsley Colleges are inaugurating a Bureau of Economic Research with Victor Fair Haven, became the bride of best man for his brother. Ushers unique co-operative cultural program designed Fuchs, and "Biddle's Bank: The. Crucial Style Show John J. Sheila Jr. of Rochester, were Raymond F. Carr 3d, Beth- to bring an outstanding lecture series to the Years." Before becoming an economist, Mrs. MATAWAN _ Tlit Sisterhood N.Y., Saturday in Holy Cross ayres, brother-in-law of the shore area. Wilbwrn was in retailing as a buyer of fashion Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph bridegroom, and John 11. White, of Temple Shalom ifi sponsoring a It's called "College for a Day." There merchandise and merchandise manager. She dinner and fashion show to be Procaccini officiated at the 4th, Red Bank, brother of the will be three lectures by experts in their worked for Franklin Simon, Consolidated Re- double ring ceremony. Parents held Wednesday Sept. 13, at 8 bride. fields on subjects ranging from Africa and tail Stored, and J. J. Newberry before leav- p.m. in the Cobblestones, Middle- of the bridegroom are Mr. and The former Miss White was the economic outlook to modern theater. At- ing for advanced degrees In (sconomics^, and town. Mrs. John J. Shells, 2 Hunt St., graduated in 1303 Jrom Rumson- tendance is open to the public, and those teaching. „ liere. Fuir Haven Regional High The fashions to be shown will attending may attend one, two, or all lectures/ Mr. Barstow is an actor, director, and be from Franklin Simon, Mon- The reception was held in the School. Until her marriage she "College for a Day" will be held Oct. broadcaster in addition to heading Welles- Monmouth Boat club was secretary to the personnel mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- ' Red'Bank, 11 from 9:30 a.m. to 2; 30 p,m. at the Shrews- ley's theater. He acts and directs in his town, and will feature fall and immediately after the ceremony. manager at Lily-Tulip Cup Cor- bury Presbyterian Church Hall, Sycamore own company, Roundabout Repertory, which poration, Holmdci. Beginning Winter sportswear and daytime '"'Mr. White gave his daughter Ave. presents plays in the greater Boston area. wear. The models, all members in marriage. She wore an Em- Sept. 18 she will be employed as "We think this is a fine opportunity for He directs Wellesley's extra-departmental secretary at Strasenburgh Phar- of the Sisterhood, include Mrs. pire-styled gown trimmed with Mrs Joseph W. O'Donnell the four clubt-to co-operate in .bringing an program of theater studies. He is a mem- maceutical Laboratory, Roches- Abraham Molinoff, Mrs. Theodore Venetian lace and fashioned with (The former Barbara Isaac) exciting new cultural series to Monmouth ber of the Equity Company and director of Auerbach, Mrs. Morris Bogdon- a detachable chapel train. ter, N. Y. and Ocean Counties," said Mrs. Henry M. the School for Apprentices during the sum- Mr. Sheils was graduated in off, Mrs. Paul Zuckerman, Mrs. Miss Gail L. Fenn, Rumson, Gridley, Rumson, Vassar alumna who is gen- mer season at the Willmmstown (Mass.) Peter Wallach, Mrs. Harold Or- 1S58 from Immaculate Concep- eral chairman. "We hope it will prove so Theater. Mr. Barstow also moderates a was maid of honor. Bridesmaids tion High School, Elmhurst, III., Miss Isaac liok, Mrs. Harold Rothman, and - *J were the Misses Margaret Sheils, successful that 'College for a Day' will be- theatrical program for the Modern Eastern Mrs. Sidney Groffman. Com- iu... and attended Rutgers University come an annual event." Educational Radio Network. Mrs, John J. Shells Jr. Bethayres, Pa., sister of the He served in the U.S. Army hold- mentary will be by the fashion The speakers will be Miss Margaret L. A charge of two dollars will cover all (The former Sharon White) bridegroom, and Joyce Van ing the rank of sergeant and was Is Married coordinator of Franklin Simon. Wagner, Rumson. The bride's stationed in Germany and Bates, associate professor of government, lectures plus dessert and coffee. Mrs. Gridley Mrs. Bernard Gordon, chair- France. He is a sales representa- Smith College, specialist on Africa; Mrs. stressed: man of the fashion show and tive for Acme Visible Records, Jean Alexander Wilburn, assistant professor "This is not a fund-raising event. The dinner, will be assisted by Mrs. t Rochester. The couple will reside In Rumson of economics, Barnard College, and Paul charge covers only our expenses in present- Eugene Mirchin and Mrs. Her- Patricia Ann Harrison in that city at 316 East Henrietta RUMSON — St. George's By- Barstow, director of theater at Wellcsley ing 'College for a Day'." bert Ginsberg. j the-River Episcopal Church was College. Advance reservations must be made. Rd. ; Tickets may he obtained from the setting here Saturday for the Miss Bates will speak at 10 a.m., Mrs. Reservation forms may be obtained at the Mrs. Gordon, 35 Carol La. Is Army Man's Bride marriage of Miss Barabra Stam Wilburn at 11:30 a.m., and Mr. Barstow at courtesy booths of the Steinbach Company, ler Isaac, daughter ot Mr. and 1:30 p.m. At noon there will be an hour's Asbury Park and Red Bank, or from Mrs. — ADVERTISEMENT • HIGHLANDS — Miss Patricia University Mrs. Howard Joseph Isaac, 60 lunch break. Those attending are asked to William Madden, Winding Brook Way, Holm- Ann Harrison and Pfc. Jerry Obre PI., Shrewsbury, to Joseph bring a sandwich. Dessert and coffee will be del. St'ephenson Justice, U. S. Army, Students William O'Donnell of New York served. Serving on Mrs. Gridley's committee are were married Saturday here in City. He is the son of Mr. and Miss Bates has specialized in the history Mrs, John Wopat, Fair Haven, Vassar Col- the Methodist Church, with Rev. Mrs. John Joseph O'Donnell o: and politics of East Africa and Tanzania. lege Club of Monmouth County; Mrs. Mad- William J. McCullough officiat- Are Wed Waltham, Mass. She has visited Africa a number of times den and Mrs. Harry Swartz, Rumson, Bar- ing. Rev. George J. Willis officiated and studied for nearly a year in British Eait nard College Club of Monmouth County; The bride Is the daughter of at the ceremony, after which a Africa; at Makerere College, Uganda. Miss Mrs. R. W. Ellison and Mrs. John Curtis, Mrs. Alice Marie Harrison, 125 reception was held in Shadow- Bates is chairman of the Four-College Com- •both Rumson, Wellesley College Club of Waterwitch Ave., and Edwin brook, Shrewsbury. mittee on Asian-African Studies and is a Monmouth County; Mrs. Hans Anthony member of the Board of Directors of the Huber, Locust; Mrs. William D. Reid, Rum- That's September. Warm Matthew Harrison, 13 Huday Ave. [The bride, who was given in ocean, delightful pool, Parents of the bridegroom are African Studies Association, son, and Mrs. James J. Cummings, Long ocean front sun decks, and marriage toy her father, wore a Branch, Smith College Club of Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Justice of gown of silk and Venise lace Mrs. Wilburn has received critical ac- solaria. Edwardian Cocktail Lonoke, Ark. claim from such authorities as Sylvia Porter County. Lounge, entertainment, fashioned with a detachable full- games, choice food. Twin Immediately* after the cere- length train. Her mantilla was beds and bath from $3 mony a reception was held in th edged in matching Jace. European, $14.50 Mod. home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Clyde Harris, Rutherford Miss Jeanette Constanos Married Am., each person. 7-nlght Mrs. Sarah Fiet; 12 Washingto was matron of honor. Brides and 3-nlght Vacation Plans ASBURY PARKf—The mar-and Miss-Rose Commarl, Brook- Ave., Rumson. maids were the Misses Carole from $201 and $95 for two* : lyn, was bridesmaid. includes room, meals and Mr. Harrison escorted hi; O'Donnell, Waltham, sister of riage of Miss Jeanette Marie Con Best man was John Paolantonio many extras. Phone 609- daughter, who wore an A-Ito the bridegroom, and Margaret .. stanos to George Ciro Pagnoni rr, Oakhurst. Peter Constanos, 345-1211. For reservations gown of peau de soie fashionei Desmond, .; took place here "Sunday in Our he bride's brother, served only, call 609-345-4464 with an embroidered bodice ani "•• Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic COLLECT. John Joseph O'Donnell Jr., usher and Bobby Willetti, Mrs. Jerry S. Justice chapel train. ••"- Churchr West Newton, Mass., was best Wanamassa, as ring bearer. (The former Patricia Harrison) The bride is the daughter of The couple were attended b man for his brother. Ushers were The bride is a graduate of Long Miss Diane Caraciola, Eaton- Walter Congram, New Brunswick, Mrs. Ida Constanos, 224 Chelsea FLORIDA VISITORS Ave., Long Branch, and the late ranch High School and Richards town, and Fred Plummer, Lon and David Whelan, New York School of Beauty Culture, Red UNCROFT — Mr. and Mrs. Nero Constanos. The bride- John Ben Jr. j»nd family are Branch. City. Bank. She has been employed at The bride was graduated i The former Miss Isaac was groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. )e Roma Hair Stylist, Long visiting Florida, where they Joseph Pagnoni, 1403 Garven toured Silver Springs. . 1966. from Henry Hudson Regiona graduated in 1964 from Red Bank Sranch. High School. Her husband, Mrs. Hayward D. Evans High School and in 1966, from Ave., Wanamassa. (The former Mary E. Filippell!) The bridegroom, a graduate of Your easy way to renting va- graduate of Cabot (Ark.) Higl Katharine Gibbs School, New iRev. Marcellino Romagno offi- Vsbury Park High School, is as- cancies: Classified Ads! Dial, School, also in 1966, is stationei RED BANK—Miss Mary Eliz- York. She is secretary to the ciated at the double ring cere sociated in business with his fa- 741-6900 today. at Fort Monmouth. abeth Filippelli, daughter of Mr. editor of Reader's Digest mony. A reception followed "-< ther, a tile contractor. and Mrs. Eugene T. Filippelli, Almanac, New York City. the Paddock Lounge. The couple left on a wedding Mr. O'Donnell, who is a lance WHEN YOU'RE ON THE GO, as I al- 259 Grant Ave., Eatontown, was The bride, given in marriage ;rip to Florida. married here Saturday" to Hay- corporal.. in the U.S. Marine by her uncle, Michael Fuschetti wayi teem to be, I want a product thot'i ward Dale Evans, son of Mrs Corps Reserve, received a bach of Union, wore a gown of silk or- both a deodorant and an anti-penptrant. Anita Evans of Loyall, Ky., and elor or arts degree in 1964 from ganza and peau d'Ange lace with New Auxiliary CMfiHE That's why I go for Embargo. It's great! the late Ulys Evans. Columbia College, and a master's \ trumpet sleeves and a chapel- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emmett A degree in business administration • length train. Embargo is a Deodorant. Embargo it an Gives Party Monahan, pastor, officiated at this year {rom Columbia Univer- Mrs. George C. Pagnoni Mrs. John Paolantonia Jr. MIDDLETOWN — Members «f Anti-Perspirant. Embargo is a product for sity Graduate School of Business. Famous the double ring ceremony, after (The forrner Jeanette Constanos) Oakhurst, was matron of honoi the newly-formed Minisink Auxil- people on-the-go. It's a new product that which a reception was held in He is with Doyle, Dane, Bernbach iary to the Family and Children's trie Non-Commissioned Officers in New York. The couple~NwilI will give you surer, longer-lasting protec- Service of Monmouth County en Names Club, Fort Monmouth. foe at home at 321 West 22d St., tertained their husbands at tion. Spelled backwards, Embargo says, O The bride, who was given in New York, on their return from Ann Landers a cocktail party recently in the Grab Me,. Makes it easy to remember the Patrick Tomney marriage by her father, wore Bermuda. home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. name. Available at Drug Stores only. Matawan H.S. an A-line Empire gown of or- Stokes, Kingfisher Dr. ganza over taffeta accented i The acting officers for the re- iwrth- Jewel-encrusted •re*emforoid Announce: One More Try mainder of the year are Mrs. ered Alencon lace and fash- Robert Simmons, president; Mrs. ioned with a detachable court Dear Ann Landers: I just read Dear Ann Landers: Please do R. R. Stokes, vice president; OPEH for REGISTRATION train. Marriage the letter from the woman who' me a big favor. My parents Mrs. R. V. Hanrahan, secretary, Miss Denise Borkowskl, New DETROIT — Announcement Is was angry because her mother- gave me a beautiful church and Mrs. Donald Beyer, treasur- Shrewsbury, was maid of honor. made of the marriage of iMiss in-law kept nagging her to wedding. They spared no ex- er. 10:00 A.M. TO NOON DAILY Also attending the. bride were Joan Elizabeth Schultz, daughter "try" for a girl. I am 15 years pense to make it elegant. I Yes, they make quit* a Committee chairmen are Mrs. pair. Yes. they stand for Miss Christine Franklin, Cataw- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schultz old end my mother had the received some lovely gifts. George Bonhach, program chair- ba Island, Ohio; Mrs. Paul same problem — five sons and quality, fas — Pay lesi the new ... of this city, formerly of Lake Like all brides, I was very man; Mrs. Hanrahan, publicity; Shaffer, Harrisburg, Pa., and Ave., Red Bank, N, J,, to Dale no daughters. It wasn't her Mrs. Robert Houston, member- for Brand Names ith Miss Janet Schneider,' Eaton- motherrin-law who nagged her, busy before the wedding, and Alton Holmes. He is the son of then I -got busy after the wed- ship chairman; Mrs. A.D. O'Con- "BIG W" town. , Mr. and Mrs. Glen Alton Holmes it was my lather. My mother WINDING BROOK SCHOOL ding. Somehow I didn't get nor, ways and means, and Mrs. Discount Prices! DAY CARE and NURSERY SCHOOL R. Duane Evans, Lexington, of LitcMicld, Ohio. didn't mind, though. She took F. J. Ientile, nominating. Ky., was best man. Ushers were a chance at the age of 49 and around to writing thank-you The ceremony took place June here I am — a girll notes for the wedding gifts. 850 Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8555 New Shrewsbury James Snyder, Breman, Ohio, 10 here in the Berean Baptist and Anthony Gtialtieri, Red Seven years, have passed and Church. ' I am sure if I had been a Bank. whenever I see people who MORNING • AFTERNOONS and The bride, who is the grand- boy she would have loved me, sent me gifts I feel a little The bride, a graduate of Moiv daughter of Mrs. Edwin Wooley, just as much, but needless to- FULL-DAY SESSIONS mouth Regional High School, Is -> ashamed of myself. FOUR YEAR OLDS 18 Coleman Ave., Middletown, say she was thrilled. My father a junior at Eastern Kentucky N.J., and the late Mr. Wooley, was the happiest man in Mich- PJease print my name and let ... alert, and intelligent, end as mature at such HttU Directors University, where she is major- was attended by Miss.Katy Grif- igan. these folks know that I do ap- children can be, era invited to join our now clanai. ing in political science. fin of Anderson, Ohio, toaid of preciate the wedding presents Our iuccast in teaching reading and arithmetic to Mr. Evans, a senior also at Please print my letter for all «nd.Lain sorry I.did not write, qualified five-year-olds encourages us to believe that BEVERLY MARTIN - JOAN NYE honor; "Mrs. C. 'James Nyrhberg, women who can't make up '~iomatffing~mb7jrTri'"thi'wiiy"«f' raadlness training can Eastern Kentucky University, is Northville, her sister; Miss Nan- to them and let them know. majoring in physical education. their minds. This letter might Thank you'. — REGRETFUL be dona for certain four-year-old children than it pres- cy Earles of Stow, and Mrs. help them decide. — DOLLY ently being accomplished. The children will attend class - ADVERTISEMENT • - ADVERTISEMENT - The couple will be at home on Suzanne Bossom, Troy. campus at 616 Brockton in Dear Doll: At 49 your mother Dear Re: This space is not In 6ur primary school center at Rumjon, which is da- Best man was Norman Broad- wasn't taking much of a a message center. But I'm votad to the training of four, five and six-year-old chil- c c Richmond, Ky. dran. They will attend school from 9 A.M. to I P.M. sword, Litchfield, and ushers chance, honey. The world's glad you wrote because I have CYAC BIBLE STUDY were the bride's brother-in-law, a message for you and for during the conventional school year. If you are Inter- BringingVp Baby record for having a baby late in •sttd, please call us and arrange for preliminary test- MIDDLETOWN — The Catho- Mr. Nyrnberg, Norman Barnard, life is 53, and there's some every other lazy slob who ing. Transportation is available. Hints Collected by Mrs. Dan Gerber, Mother of Five "" lic Young Adult Club of Northern Tecumseh, and Merlyn Jones, doubt aibout the authenticity of neglects to say "Thank You." Monmouth County met recently Cedarville, Ohio. the lady's birth certificate. But Every person who sent a gift THE TINY SOCIALITE I'm talking about Cerb'er for a Bible study at the home of • The wedding reception was held your mother must be quite a RANNEY SCHOOL Strained High Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ber- In the church parlors Immedi- somehow found the time and woman — one for the books; energy and money to •select By the time a baby lias readied Meat Dinners... tolette, 21 David Ct. Raymond R. ately following the ceremony. Bertolette 3d, chairman of Cath- you might say! My hat Is off something just for you. If you the age of 4 months, he (or with three times Mr. and Mr. Holmes are gradu- to her. 542-4777 she) has be- olic action, officiated at ths ates of Cedarville College. They can't stir yourself to let that as much succulent person kow you received the meeting. are residing in Litchfield. Dear Ann Landers: We are come a sociable moat as regular gift, you are woefully lacking having a little trouble with our little creature. dinners. (Natu- in common, everyday decency. He gurgles and five-year-old daughter. She has rally that means more protein.) JUST ARRIVED! always been friendly and af- coos. He smiles, Selected garden vegetables are If you have trouble getting chuckles and fectionate. This is a good trait, added for flavor interest. Five we feel, but lately she has been along with your parents ... if I laughs. varieties, junior style, too. overdoing it. She hangs on you can't get thorn to let you Carl A. Quaglia, R. P. He has developed an aware- people, climbs on their laps, live your own life, send for ness of what's going on about pats their faces and kisses Ann Landers' booklet, "Bugged him, does a lot of inothcr- Sitting up and taking notice. An- thorn. By Parents? How to Get More wntching. Ho responds to the other social accomplishment of Freedom." Send 50c in coin PETS NEED LOVE (j GENUINE MOCCASINS Last niRht we bad guests. Tho with your request and a long, sound of your voice—often with many 4-month babies Is lap- child climbed on the lap of a stamped, self-nddress&l en- a sfnilo or a coo. And how he silting for short lengths of'time woman she hnd never seen be- velope. AND PROTECTION loves to be held I ... giving baby a chance to sur- fore and said, "You are so pret- r""'lFrrl.iiJ1vlwoiKlerfiil ago in the vey tho scene with those inter- ty I love you." At that point- Ann Landers will bo glad to Only persons who will take Rood care of pets help you with your problems. eating department, ton. Feed- ested eyes. I asked lier to get off the should own them. Children must be taught not to Send them to her in enre of ing is easy and baby seems to woman's lap. The woman said, tense or abuse them. Proper grooming, fcedlnjj, ex- "Oh, she. isn't bothering me. this newspaper enclosing a ercise, attention, discipline, mid medical cure are relish every drop, every mor.sel. Colorsofgoodnost. Ccrber Let her stay." stamped, self-addressed en- A variety of solid foods, includ- "inusls." Only an experienced adult should attempt Fruits are a colorful addition to Why does iiry daughter !>e- velope. to break up a (log or anlmul fip,lit. ing cereal, arc probably part of baby's menu, witli orebnrd- have this wny and .how can I his diet. There »ro sonic effective and safe remedies good flavors to eneourago break her of the finbit when I Attend YVW School nnd health-aids for pels which we will lie glad to don't get the co-operntion of smiles. They're "flush-cooked" HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Minor explain t<> you. Hut, just as you should consult a Outing In tho offing? If ycm'ro in a matter of seconds to help guests? I need your help, Ann physician wlien ailments or (liscimiiorln persist, It I am not handling this problem L. Johnson Sr., secretary of the going away for tho weekend preserve t hose flavors and colors Veterans alt Foreign Wnrs Auxil- Is important that a veterinarian he consulted when- VT t,with a young cerOreal Open Sandwich Special learn why ynnr child furls thn s most con- secretaries ami treasurers in the need a medicine. I'lck up ynur prescription If Chrese nml applctnuce. l C.erber affection nt home. n September, on Tuesday, thn dispense yours? boxes of Men Cereal, Hurley, JunUir Ap)ilrnuurv, Sprinklo SHOE SALON When you tell your child to 2fith. Mixed CJerriil, Iligli Protein Co- with shredded eheexe, hent fin atop hanging on people nml the TJin Sixth District Auxiliary SlirewKbury Pharmacy real and two of Onlirmi). ((•ooil tier broiler until clmoa linn "Keeping a step aheatl with Americas jinrsl" ndulls nnys, "She Isn't tatlicr- ivill hold Its first mcctlnf, of the Till', .SIIIII.WSI1UHY SHOPS Way tO'discover Inliv'i rercnl melted, Dltfitront (md til™/ liiU'inp," you should sny, "Well, season Monday, Sept. 2!l, nt 8:30 BROAD ST. 74M874 SHREWSBURY 43-A BROAD ST. RED BANK she's bothering Ml'.. Wo don't p.m. in the Mkldletown Post I'HKSCRHTIOfa CHEMISTS I'RKE DELIVERY preferences.) permit this soi'tof thing." Then Home, Rt. 35, wjth members of (Joibci1*1 Iliihy Products, |!ox «nd 540 COOKMAN AVE.. ASBURY PARK iiwliit Mint .the youngsters do ns thn Red Hunk Auxiliary serving Dinne tie Im yoni h.ihy: :!:!, I'leiiionl, Michigan. yon sny. ns hoste?)jcs. Twins, Indians Split; Bucs Sweep Pair From Cards By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit, who also divided holiday a pair from Pihladelphia, 8-2 and lebrew about eight feet behind legging out a pair of infield hits Ken Boyer homered for Chicago fered through a 32-hit doublfc Wills and Mota combined for The Minnesota Twins were run- twin bills. i-1; Los Angeles downed Chicago first base. Killebrew slipped, that contributed to run-scoring in the second game, which was header loss, to Pittsburgh yester- seven hits and drove in three ning to daylight until Harmon The second place Red Sox 8-6 after the Cubs took the opener then regained his feet and innings. He also robbed Carl marked by a wrestling match be-day. runs apiece as the Pirates outhit Killebrew ran out of the money. bowed to Washington 5-2, then 2-1 in 11 innings; San Francisco sprinted for the bag — only to Yastrzemski of a first inning hit tween White Sox Manager Eddie Young Rich Nye pitched six the .Cardinals 18-14 in the first bounced back for a 6-4 victory edged Houston 4-3 and Cincinnati lose the race by an eyelash as before the Boston star hit his 36th Stanky and his third baserrtan, perfect innings in the first game game. Mazeroski rapped a run- Luckily for the Twins, their and remained one half game off nipped the New York Mcts 2-1. Hinton scored the winning run. of the year in the sixth. Pete Ward. Stanky restrained for Chicago and had a 1-0 lead scoring single and a two-run pursuers in the American Lcagui the pace. The third place White The Twins, held to one hit byTwins' pilot Cal Ermer protested Boston erased a Washington Ward by riding him to the ground with a three-hitter in the ninth homer in successive four-run pennant derby were running on Sox edged New York 3-2 in 10 right-hander Sonny Siebert until the call — and was ejected by lead in the sixth inning of the after Ward became incensed over inning. Then Lou Johnson ripped bursts that decided the nightcap B treadmill. innings alter bowing 3-2 in the the seventh inning of the night- Umpire Cal Drummond. nightcap when Rico Petrocelli's a call by Umpire F.mmett Ash- a two-out homer, tying the game early. Cleveland's Chuck Hinton raced opener and stayed one game cap, tied it at 1-1 on TonyOliva's "It was close, but we thought infield hit, a walk and an error ford. and sending it into extra innings. Lou.Brook smashed three home home in the I0lh inning last back. And fourth place Detroit's one-out double and Bob Allison's we had him from the dugout," by Dick Lines set Curt Blefary's two-run homer Ernie Banks'21st homer of the night as Fred Whitfield beat out runs in the doubleheader for St. 8-4, 24 split with Kansas City run-scoring single. Ermer said. "The ball took- a the stage for pinch hitter Jerry in the eighth inning of the first! year, leading off in the 11th, Louis. a scratch hit to first baseman It stayed that way until pinch funny spin on Harmon." Adair, who singled home two runs game carried Baltimore past | broke it up. left the Tigers l}n lengths be- Vada Finson doubled in one run Killebrew, giving the Indians a hind. hitter Hinton drew a walk from Killebrew belted a two-run and scored on a single by Dalton California but the Angels came The Dodgers, trailing 5-3 in the 2-1 victory and a doubleheader Baltimore and California fol- reliever Al Worlhington to open homer in the ninth inning of the Jones. from behind in the 12th inning ninth inning of the nightcap, and then scored another on Lee Split with the league-leading lowed suit, the Orioles taking the 10th. Vic -Davalillo sacrificed opener after Rod Carcw tripled Duane Josephson's run-scoring of the nightcap. scored five runs with Wes Par-May's single as Cincinnati shaded Twins. their twi-night opener 4-2 and the Lee Maye was walked intention- in the sixth and scored on Oliva's single with two out in the 10th The Cubs split ended a string ker's two-run double, the big hit.the Mets. . Killebrew's 35th home run putAngels rebounding 5-4 in the 12ally and Max Alvis Hied out be-single to break a 1-1 tie. inning earned Chicago "a split of four doubleheaders in as many Manny Mota Maury Wills and Mike McCormick became the the wraps on .Minnesota's 4-1 tri- inning nightcap. fore the runners moved up a base Lumbering Frank Howard with the Yankees after the White days for Chicago. Bill Mazeroski were the big guns National League's first 19-game umph in the first game, but the In National League action, on a passed ball. dazzled the Red Sox in the Wash- Sox gave away the first game on And if the Cubs thought they for the Pirates, who wore out winner and Jim Hart drove in a Twins lost a chance to gain Pittsburgh staggered St. Louis Loses Race ington opener, breaking open the errors by Don Buford and Rocky were worn out, consider St. seven Cardinal in the pair of runs as the Giants edged ground on Boston, Chicago and twice, 10-8 and 9-3; Atlanta swept Whitfield then bounced to Kil-game with a two-run homer after Col a vi to. Louis' pitching staff, which suf- douhleheader. Houston. Weekend Sailing Roundup How They Carling Playoff Wilner Wins Miltenberger Stand By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE YMtMdav'l Br»nlt« Pittsburgh 10-9, St. Louis 8-3 Won by Casper In Monmouth Club FinaleChicago 2-6, Los Angelei 1-8, 1st jame, 11 Innings Atlanta 8-8, Philadelphia 2-1 WOODBRIDGE, Ont. (AP)' —won the $200,000 Canadian Open RED BANK - ~Manny Wilner 24 points to edge out Gale, who Fred Simon was a distant third San Francisco 4, Houston 3 Steady Billy Casper tapped in a at Montreal after coming from Cincinnati J, New Ynrk 1^ captured the Miltenberger Tro- had 26, while son Sam took the with 47 points. Pet. OB three-foot par putt on the first ex- behind to collar leading Art Wall, phy Race yesterday morning on Blue Jay championship with 21 Doug Raynor and John Hamor St. Louts ...-. --.« 53 .619 — tra hole yesterday and defeated then beating Wall in an I8-hole Chicago .-...77 65 .542 IOMI the Navesink River to highlight points. Robbie Howie .finished won the Lightning "and Windmill San Francisco T4 64 .638 11H • Al Geiberger in a sudden death playoff. the final day of competition in second to Sam with 33 points. classes respectively, with ease. Cincinnati 74 84 .539 UH playoff for the title and $35,000 His most famous playoff vic- Atlanta 71 65 .522 1314 the Monmouth Boat Club's sum- The battle for top honors in Raynor finished with 35 points to Philadelphia 60 66 .511 IS first prize in the Carling World Pittsburgh ...... 68 70 .483 17",4 tory, of course, was over Ar- mer sailing series. the Flying Dutchman class was outdistar. second - place June AM Golf Tournament. Los Angeles 62 74 ny, also close as Dick Wilson finished Methot ;49). Hamor earned 18 Houston —.55 ** .306. 31 nold Palmer in the 1966 U.S. Dick Gale was-second and Har- New York - .63 64 .387 32 Casper, a two-time former U.S. Open at San Francisco. Palmer, old Beck third in" the three-boat first in the final standings with points to lake the Windmill title Tonight's Game Open champion with an exotic 30 points, while Dave Devlin wasby 19 points over Ted Wyckoff. Philadelphia (L. Jackson 10-13) »t At- gunning for the Open scoring race which was open to sailors lanta (Johnson 13-7) , diet, came from three strokes who had not won a club series. the runner-up with 33. Wim Ver- Only game scheduled. back and tied the lean Geiberger record, blew a seven-stroke lead The father and son duo of Ken kooyen was third with 35. Shrewsbury Club AMERICAN LEAGUE at 281 at the end of regulation with nine holes to play. Billy Yesterday's Results and Sam Altrueter both won sum- Another tight battle occurred in OCEANPORT — Suzanne Stall- New York 3-2, Chicago 2-3, 2d tame, play. caught him and then beat him in 10 Innings mer series titles. Father Ken the Jet-14 division where Alan ings was the most consistent sail- Washington 5-4, Boston 2-8 Casper cut out a solid, two-un- an 18-hole playoff. won the Wood Pussy crown with Held edged Bob Maxwell, 32-33. or at the Shrewsbury Sailing and Detroit 8-2, Kansas City 4-4 der-par 69 in-the final round over Minnesota 4-1, Cleveland 1-2, M larat, Yacht Club this summer1 as she 10 Innings the 7,024-yard, par 71 Board of Baltimore 4-4, California 2"-6, 2d itmt, finished first in both the cham- 12 innings Trade Country Club course. Gei- W L Pet. CB berger, a former PGA champion Beacon Hill pionships and summer series for Minnesota ...... 77 BO .592 — JUNIOR GOLFERS — Young golfers of the Rumson Boston .....78 62 .557 V, and the third round leader, Turnabouts to be the lone club Chicago - — .....76 61 .556 1 Country Club junior program, were honored at a dinner Detroit .78 62 .561 H4 slipped to a final 72 and fell into Title Is 6th member to- win a pair of titles. California . 70 66 .919 6H Sunday night in the club's boathouse. Champions, frorjt the playoff when a 25-foot putt on Washington -.— 66 73 ,475 12 Miss Stallings took the champ- Cleveland . 64 75 .460 U row, left to right, are William G. Finley, 15, of Red Bank, the^ 72nd hole missed by an inch. Baltlmtre . ..J6S 73 .459 14 . ' Geiberger in Rough For Cannavo ionship series'' with points, New York .,,— ' . 62 77 .446 16 junior boys, 18 holes; Rufus Hoffman, intermediate boys, and won the regular, summer se- Kansas City' JSt 70 .419 19K After a brief rest, they started LEONARDO—William Cannavo Today's Cam™ ries with sy - Baltimore the name of season, limiting also the Bees to and Robert Kitson, Pee Wee novice main event in their 25-lap- hands of the Bees. REUSSILLES' pcr while Dick Robbins was sec- just J7 yards on- the ground, coach, would like to hear from ond and John Smith took third. The maiden triumph for Coach while the secondary, although other Shore area Pop Warner 36 BROAD ST. teams interested in arranging ei- Ed "Butch" Songin's boys also permitting 245 yards via the aeri- RED BANK Get your share of service busi was noteworthy in that the 3S ther home or away games on Oct. the game. al route, showed marked im- ness with a "Business Services" points represented more than the I, 8, 22, 29 or Nov. 5 and 12. In- AILIV;RK GUARANTEED Ad in Classified. Dial 741-6900 total production of their first Ed "Butch'.! Songin provement. terested teams should contact Kit. today. son at 25 Mercer St., West Keans- berg. M0NM0UTH SHOPPING CENTER Billy Jean, Bowrey Score Rain on Regatta FOREST HILLS, N, Y. (AP)tit both sets but lacked the experi Club a demonstration of solid ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The AUTO SERVICE —Billie Jean King, the Wimble- ence to put across the killing stroking. local Lions Club held its sixth Imperial don queen, cleared a tough third blows. "Bowrey is one of the strong- annual speedboat regatta Aug. 27 round hurdle in the women's di- at the Municipal Yacht Harbor "I've never been nervous in est players I've seen," said Bill vision and one of Australia's new my life," the little Irish colleen with more!1han 60 entrants. Just a sip smoother young breed, Bill Bowrey, pulled said, when congratulated for herTalbert, former U.S. Davis Cup Contestants came from Vir- off a major men's upset yester- court poise. captain. "His ground strokes are ginia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, than the rest day in the National Tennis Bowrey, 23, unseeded, polished remarkable." " New York State and all parts of Championships." off Nicola Pillc of Yugoslavia, the ^Roy Emerson of Australia, New Jersey to compete in the No. 4 seeded men's entry, 2-6, twice winner here but seeded No. races, which had to be canceled Mrs. King, seeking to become after the third event due to a se- the first American woman since 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. Third-seeded Tony 2 this year behind Wimbledon BLUE Roche of Australia had pulled vere rain storm. champion John Newcombe, easily Althca Gibson in 1958 to win both' earlier with sore arm and Cliff the Wimbledon and U. S. crowns crushed Roy Barch of San Diego, Drysdale of South Africa, No. S,Calif., 10—Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1967 n a single year, had to call on had been beaten in the second all her experience to eliminate round. WAX 17-year-old Patti llogan of La Jol- The young Aussie, after drop- la, Calif., C-4, C-3. ping the first set, took coni'iianil YOUR CAR TO A Miss llogan battled the world's of the match and gave the 11,001) IMPERIAL No. 1 player evenly through most spectators ;it West Side Tonnis LUSTROUS FINISH Best Service LARGEST Cooper TRANSMISSION ALL SERVICH DACKED l.-r/tlRl IOTP DY 0VER m AAMC0 Best Quality TIRES 'SPECIrlLlSTScEMTnHS COAST TO COA5T M(0 Trjnimllilnn proWmn inl»«

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In fact, some companies al- 000 persons are now playing ten- although it might be as aged as plish the following objects; ready involved produce all sorts nis in America. Its participants By DICK RIKER the very best wine, it hasn't 1. Generate Increased interest of tennis equipment, cosmetics, beat golf by close to four mil! The month of September can be a month of confusion for really progressed in popularity in tennis. blazers, footwear, to mention just lion. Both indoor and outdoor many sportsmen. If he likes to hunt as well as fish, the well- as rapidly a.s other sports, es- 2. Lilcvale the importance of few. records for national tournaments rounded sportsman can find himself in a state of mental tfin- pecially on the professional side tennis as an elementary school, | TP-lig (tennis push 1968) willare being shattered. Box offices j fusion as he attempts to make up his mind whether to gun of the ledger. \ secondary school and college |soon be on lo give the sport a receipts are soaring. Tennis is be- or cut bait. If you are a gunner, this is the time of year to Tennis officials now urq work- sport. good shove it has needed for a coming the "in" sport from get in some.practice rounds of skec-t or bust a few clay birds ing for a brighter future, and! 3. Increase participation in ten-long time Training booklets and campuses to ti, : political seene thrown from a hand trap. After all, rail from eail^ indications, the fu- nis at all aj-','' Iwtls. instructional movies also will be in Washington. season is open even if the local clapper ture appears lo be in good bands 4. Popularize tennis with spec- part of this launching program. A high school study revealed population is almost ^on-existent. A few and on the road to now popular- tators by accelerating the rale of One of the largest national ad- that 711) per cunt of males and days of northwest blow could put the sora ity. exposure through vast communi- vertising and promotional efforts 67/J per cent of girls own a ten- and Virginia rails up on the marshes. The The United States Lawn Ten- cations media as a sport. ever undertaken In amateur ten- wild rice flats of Cape May County are just nis racket. With the country go- nis Association has jumped into 5. Create more news VHIUI; I nis will be; undertaken by Licens- ing recreational, courts are. foe- two hours away, and that's the placd to look he business soup, and Kdgar Ii.j tennis. ing Corp., America's largest re- for sora. constructed by the thousands 'F.d" Mooney, Hartshorne La., 6. Raise the level of playing tail outlets. Included will be a from city to country. Tiach year The confused sportsman must also take in assisting the stirring for a jskills for all ape groups. variety of pro motions, clinics, there is an accelerated buildi.ig into consideration that timberdoodle sea- brand new flavor, | 7. Increase the reservoir of demonstrations, personal appear- program by schools, clubs, rec- son is only a month away. The alder USLTA officials embarked on aplayers from which to choose ances, tournaments, and instruc- reation departments and even nt thickets will be good and damp, natural marketing program for the those who will represent tho U.S.tions, all built around tennis and private homes. Riker resting places for the flight birds of New- awarding of licensing rights lo in international competition. the USLTA license merchandise. Tennis is proving to be the foundland and Nova Scotia. With more wet bottomland to products bearing the USLTA en- Mooney and his associates al- Top national USLTA tourna- family sport. Local courts prove hold the birds, timberdoodling should be better than fair this dorsement, The licensing autho- Yeady are working on marketing ments will be filmed and pre- the point. It also appears to be year. This year it is going to cost an extra buck as a $3 wood- rization was awarded to the firm agreements and programs with sented on television, in theaters, "Mothers' sport." Women in Mon- cock stamp is replacing the old $2 special permit. The extra in which Mooney has a vested some of the leading companies in schools and clubs throughout the mouth County have taken to the dollar will go Jo help with migratory bird research. The new. interest, Licensing Corp. of Amer- the world for licensing of USLTA country. A complete program of game like a duck to water. The stamps can be obtained from any conservation officer as well ica, Time and Life Building in names and symbols on tennis tennis schools and camps will be sport can be played for a life as trie Trenton office of the Division of Fish and Game. If New York City. The rights also products. Also for properties, ser-initiated. USLTA tennis tours to PROMOTING TENNIS — Edgar B. Mooney Jr., Rurmon, time. It takes little space to play you plan to purse the timberdoodle through the thickets be- include U.S. Davis Cup and Ju-vices, motion pictures and tele- Wimbledon, Forest Hills, Austra- by comparison to.numerous oth- right, specialist in the field of marketing, discussal ten- tween Oct. 7. and Nov.* 9 this year, you must have that spe-' nior Davis Cup teams, the U.S.vision. Launching of the pro- lia, South Africa and France, will er sports. Most generally-ithe cial stamp stuck on your 1967 hunting license. Wightman Cup and Junior Wight- grams will take place in the be part of tho accelerated activ- nis with Robert •iv'-Kflileher, president of the United game can be played quickly, and 'DOG DAYS' AHEAD man Cup teams, and the U.Ssprin. g of 1968. ity. States Lawn Tennis Association at a meeting in New- Federation Cup teams. Tennis is a sport taking in all 1 it is not as expensive as other Somehow, gun dog owners must find time this month to Major Walter C. Wingfield. York. Mooney presented a marke+ing program to USLTA Robert J. Kelleher, president of members of the family, starting a British Army officer, invented sports. get both themselves and their dogs in shape for the coming which is scheduled to be inaugurated in the spring of season. Since the chances are excellent that both dog and the USLTA, called the program a at a time when a youngster is lawn tennis, introducing it at The Right Man masted have spent most of the summer getting fat and lazy, milestone in the development of able to swing the racket. The lawn party, in England, in 1873. USLTA has the right man in 1968. hours of exercise and refresher training will be necessary. the sport of tennis. He claims sport just about takes in all age" Of all the court games ever Ed Mooney, in this promotion Retriever owners can limber up their throwing arms with the with this sound financial busl- levels. Numerous companies devised, lawn tennis has become program. As tennis chairman of Monmouth Beach Club, he took Later, and in the service, Moon training dummies while the water is still warm enough for over a "dead sport" at the club ey directed his Army football" the young dogs to enjoy practice sessions. Evenings will be and rejuvenated it. Membership team to the Eastern Conference cool enough for beagle owners to -run their pups without grew from A handful to well over championships and was selected danger of convulsions. Upland gunners can use scented train- 200 active players. Mooney im- as All-Conference quarterback. ing dummies to work their pointers and setters, while the Holy Family Shines in Tourney plemented a complete renovation Mooney duplicated his progress fliishers can find scented dummies hidden right in the back and refurbishing of all courts in sports when entering the ser- yard. Yes, somehow time' must be found in this crowded Twice scoring seven runs Ji on, Saturday; then tallied seven ington, with a two-run single, and Lombardi showed' no effects of with new fast drying surfaces and vice. Overseas he accumulated a sportsman's month to get the dogs in shape. one inning, and also getting fine times in the sixth frame on Sun-Dan Hourahan, with an RBI sin-having only a one-day rest as'the court water sprinkling systems. long list of decorations. In fact, He secured a progressive pro andhe enlisted as a private, and then But just- offshore, big bluefish are hammering cut bait pitching from • Bart Lcmbardi, day to overpower the Jersey City gle. only hit he gave up was Bob Hal- set up free tennis clinics for thereached the sergeant stripe and how can our sportsman resist the temptation of a scrap Holy Family of Union Beach Destroyers,] ll-l, and Lombardi Singles by Hourahan and Chuck leek's lead-off single in the first youngsters. grade. Selected for officer train- with these tackle-busters. The trip to the Acid Water can swept to three victories over the hurled a one-hitter yesterday as Moriarity, and an error, in theinning. Lombardi fanned nine, Steam generated by Mooney, ing, he later rose to captain prove a bust, butif ever the'time is .right for smashing ac- weekend in the 14th annual New his team blanked West Orange, eighth inning produced the final and walked four. tion, that time is September. Right now, the best of the ac- Jersey State Tournament of 2-0. , tally. Holy Family scored once in themoved tennis at sucha rapid clip,- while overseas as combat corres- tion tak.es place late in the afternoon 'and into the evening at Champions. Six hits and aiterror produced Lombardi started on the mound sixth when Lombardi was safe on there were_tournaments popping pondent and historian for the 'the Stain. Early birds pick at.smaller specimens at Shrews- With* the aid ,of a seven-run Holy Family's seven markers in for the winners, but was yanked an error and came around on sin-all over, one included a member- War Department. first inning, the Jersey Shore the, opening frame Saturday. Get- gles by Wathington and Collins. It guest tourney that attracted the In the business field, Mooney bury Rocks and the Tin Can Grounds ofsf Coney Island. On by coach Frank Ryan after giv- the beach, blues slam into schools of frantic baitfish, surf- Baseball League champions out- ting key hits were Lombardi, with scored again in the eighth. Wath- finest players in the area. , continued climbing the ladder. casters run in the wash to keep up with the constantly moving slugged the Trenton Ewings, 8-6, a bases-loaded triple; Otis Wath- ing up-three runs. Jimmy Mot- ington singled, but was forced iMooney's energy made tennis He started his career as an of- action. How can our sportsman make up his mind? tine took /over and hurled 8% at second by Collins, who was"king" at the club. In fact this fice boy and developed through innings to get the win, Dave Chie- sent around by Bill Langan's sin- new "life" resulted in the long- the ranks to become vice-presi- Stripers are schooling, now, and soon they, too, will cruise gle and Hourahan's double. co retired the last two batters. standing name of Monmouth dent of marketing and the young- . along the .beach chasing baitfish and gorging, as they prepare Beach Club, being officially est member of the board of di- for the long months of winter. Harried, the tinker mackerel Chieco came back on Sunday to rectors of one of America's old- and mullet hug the beach, allowing both surfcaster and boat changed to Monmouth Beach pitch a five-hitter. He struck out Road at Sea Is Bath and Tennis Club. est and largest manufacturers in •""-*igler chances at a blitz. Everything points to a good fall six and did not give up a walk. its field. of fishing. Mullet are in the bay now, a full two weeks ahead It is generally recognized.that Rich Palumbo pacedjfoly Fam- First in Feature of schedule. Tinker mackerel are within a mile of the beach. Mooney did more in less time Mooney's affiliation Include: All along our beaches, schools of baitfish dart, pursued by ily's hitting attack as he hit two- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Road for tennis Interest, attitude, par- Member of the Overseas Press blues, bass, terns and gulls. Can our sportsman go fishing home runs,- including a grand at Sea held off the fast closing ticipation and putting the sport Club, board of governors of Christian Brothers Academy of and still have time to get ready for the gunning season? slammer that capped the win'Ou- t the Window yesterday and on a sound business - financial basis than had ever been accom- Colleges and. preparatory There are decoys to paint and decoy anchors to prepare; ners' seven-run sixth inning. His scored a' three-quarters of a plished in the history of the club.Schools; Navesink Country Club but then the bonito may show, up at any time now. The sneak other four-bagger came in the length triumph in the $29,925 Long-Time Athlete and MBBTC. box must be fibreglassed and painted; but albacore might first inning with the bases empty. Ventnor Handicap. Mooney is new to tennis but He holds the applause award come in agaiiwh'ke last year. The Labrador needs hours and not new to sports. Ed played from the N.Y. Sales Executive hours of work; but the bass blitzed Sandy Hook three times Bill Collins chipped in with a High Hat held on-for third baseball, basketball and cap- Club, where he is a member and last week and I might miss the next one. I must get out and two-run homer in the fifth after money with High Tribute fourth tained football at Leonardo High director. Mooney has lectured look for some new pheasant country this month; but, I also in the one mile grass test that Wathington had singled. School, now Middletown Town- and instructed programs for, and have to make a few more trips to the Acid Water. attracted 13 starters. ship High. He quarterbacked the with sales merchandising men There's so much to- do in September that I hardly know Jockey Howard Grant set Road at Sea to the front at the club- Leonardo Field Club during its and women throughout the coun- where to start. One thing is sure, few chores will get done Rutgers' Youth great years of semi-pro football, try. around the house this month. Let's see ... if we leave the house turn and kept Mm on top deck by 7; 30, we could catch the tide at the Rip, hit the Tin Ticket Plan Set the rest of the way. Out the Window broke well but dropped Can Grounds at_.midday and still be on the Stain by three NEW BRUNSWICK - Con- o'clock. If Lou and I grind the chum at seven and cut the Back to ninth before making his tinuing its policy, Rutgers Uni final move. Boardwalkers Move backs, Fred and. the "Hook"- can get the boat ready and get versity has issued an invitation all the gear aboard. We can get the ice on the way out, the to youth groups throughout New The winner paid $11.68, $7 and wife can put up the chow tonight and I can* get the refresh- Jersey to attend its home foot- $4.60 after finishing the mile in ments tonight on the way to the paper. The wind will be ball games. 1:354/5. Out the Window re- To Strengthen Club northwest again, so an extra sweater will be needed. I'll have Last year, according to Busi- turned $10.40 and $7.20, and High ASBURY PARK - The Board- The final Walker headed for the to fix "Guinea Gunner's", reel tonight and load it with fresh ness Manager Otto Hill, some Hat paid $7.40. walkers, the Shore entry in the big leagues is the newest player 20-pound mono and dig out some of those mackerel finish plugs FINAL (1ST) MEETING — Dave Dean of Wall Township, 4,572 youngsters attended four Eastern Professional Basketball to be purchased by the Shore we used last fall. That's it ... we'll fish stripers early, home games (no youth groups League, are trying to buy, trade team, Willie Porter, a 6-7 tor- small, blues at midday and then look for monsters at the left, and 'Bill Birkonmoier of Fair Haven shake hands were accommodated for the Garlits in Drag and sell players to strengthen ward. Porter, former Tennessee Stain? and wish sach other luck before meeting yesterday in Army, game). INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) —the 1967-68 edition, but the cali- State great, came into the the finals of the men's singles in the Santelle Tennis * The university charges a nom-Don Garlits, who hadn't won aber of players .they have been Eastern League with a bang, inal fee of 50 cents for each National Hot Rod Association able to lure has drawn the finishing third in scoring and Winner Loses Tournament. Dean'won, 8-6, 6-3. • child and .stipulates that one drag racing trophy, here since interest of the National Basket- rebounding last winter. He is BALTIMORE (AP) - Doug Red Bank (Register Staff Photo)] adult accompany each six chil- 1964, captured the AA class fuel ball Association and the new now enroute to Oakland of the Millward, who coached the Balti- dren. eliminator title in Sunday's American Basketball Associa- ABA. more Bays to victory in the East- Organizations interested in tak-windup of four days of national tion. Wes Biosulkia, a 6-0 guard ing part in the program are in-championship competition. from the University of Connecti- ern Division of the National Pro- Crown Santelle Champs According to the Boardwalker Lists Net vited to write to Hill in care Garlits, 35, Seffner, Fla., re- cut, also is headed for Oakland, fessional Soccer League and to brass, the first 'loss came when LITTLE SILVER — Richard Lees of Shrewsbury and of the .ticket office, Rutgers portedly the first professional owned by singer Pat Boone. A a 1-0 decision over Oakland in "Nate the Great" Bowman, the Richard Oehrlein of Fort Momnouth won the men's doubles of Gym, New Brunswick, N," J. drag racer, accelerated a high draft choice of the 'Walkers' the first league playoff game 6-10 former star of-Wichita, was Winners the Santelle/Tennis Tournament yesterday by defeating Dave Hill said no youth group Chrysler, dragster down a one- the former Huskie had indicated •gunday, has been fired as coach. picked by the the new Seattle Dean and Neil Johnson, both of Wall Township, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. tickets will be sold the day ofquarter mile straight track in interest in joining the Hank Ro- RED BANK — On a backed- Supersonics of the NBA. Now, Dean gained a measure of consolation, as he defeated Bill a game, but that tickets may elapsed time of 6.77 seconds. senstein coached team, but he up schedule because of an over- the ABA's Houston entry is In- Blrkenimeier of Fair Haven, 8-6, 6-3, to win the men's singles be purchased up until the Fri has changed his mind. dose of rain, Red Bank's Open terested in the 'Walkers' Howie title. day before a game. Orders will Tennis Tournament managed .to Montgomery, the 6-6 Texan who Despite these and other Irwin Vogel and FJo Englehardt, both of Long Branch, won be accepted by mail. settle the--ladies'- and boys' gained All-American recognition player losses, Rudy Kurlnsky, the mixed doubles crown when they tamed back Harry Rutgers home games, are Mall singles 6hjimpionshlps yesterday. at Pan American College. the Boarrtwalkers' general man- Kearney of Middletown Township and Kendall Flynn of Colts against LeWgh, Oct. 7; Dela- (Continued) ager, said, "We still have some Mixed doubles came to a con- Neck, 7-5, 9-7. ' . ' . . The Dallas Chapprellcs, who clusion on Saturday. ware, Oct. 14; Holy Cross, Nov. ing at its center, with curving surprises and signing* of other 18; and Colgate, Nov. 25. stairways around and under it already have signed Bob Verga, draft choices which will make Top-seeded Joan Friedman is to take shoppers to the lower former St. Rose of Belmar this season's team one of the the women's champion after de- Haiphong Bridge Kayoed level. standout and Duke Ail-Ameri- feating second-seeded Ann "Lee, best in the EP®L." Bateman Lauds Ingress will be provided from can, and the Boardwalkers' num- 4-6, 6-4 and 6-3. ber one draft choice, is inter- First-seeded Greg Norris won 3 Linebackers Monmouth and Broad Sts., andested in Oscar Miller, the 6-0 the shops will be open to the Joe Goes the boys' singles with some Big Battles Flare NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) former North Texas State guard ease by taking Dave Tepper, Rutgers University football ^ either sjiding glass who was purchased late in the NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Gar- 6-3, 6-2. I SAIGON (AP) - The heaviest had more than 1,000 of the ene-coach John Bateman singled out doors .or metal grills providing peason by the locals from agiola is leaving full time broad- my in an area where planes,, 'Thrust-Back Collar' Friedman and Bob Weston ground fighting in two months three of his linebackers yester- security for when they are Wilkes Barrons. Miller, who setcasting duties with the New York TOILET TANK BALL won all the chips in the mlSced was reported today in allied war helicopters, artillery and ground day as being "crucial "to the an AAU scoring record, went toYankees at the end of this sea- doubles after taking Barbara fire could batter the Reds re- closed. the final cut with the Chicago Ameriio't Largest Seller communiques listing 262 Commu- team's defensive line this sea- son because of the pressure of Woolsen and Bill Schooley, in peatedly, r About half of each level is Bulls of the NBA just a year other interests, Yankee president Tht efficient Woter Mailer initantly itopi nists and 63 Americans killed, son. th# flow of waler after each fluihing, straight 6-2 sets. t» committed to tenants, Mr. Dexago- . Michael Burke announced yester- air strikes against a new target At the Labor Day practice, 75? AT HARDWARE STORES Weather permitting, the boys' Bateman said Rich Bing of ter said. According to the Boardwalk- day. doubles championship got un- in the Haiphong area and an-Election fiimerson, Bob Higgins of Hills- One is the Take-A-Brcak Cof ers' braintrust, the Denver Burke said Garagiola probably derway this morning at 8:30. will continue with the broadcast other Air Force jet shot down in (Continued) dale and Chuck Bowers of Bal-fee Shop, a Florida-based- orga Rockets of the ABA have asked Dick Douty and Norris will bat- team of Jerry Coleman and Phil the north. of most of tho candidates, the timore, Md., "have the potential nization which will establish for permission to have "Sweet ALLPRO tle Tepper and Brent Schcarer. to be among the best lineback- Larry" Armstrong, a 6-0 guard Rizzuto on a part time basis. Men's singles and double.1; American warplancs attacked election was honest — even better luncheonette on the lower level run than some in the United ng groups we've had hero in and former Arizona State per- Garagiola's action came of his were backed up with a few three miles from the center of omo time." Another Is What Not Antique* former, trv out for their club. own decision, Burke said, TRANSMISSIONS the North Vietnamese port of States. SPECIALISTS matches still to go before get- Because the team has an in- of Rt. 36, Atlantic Highlands. linj; into thn final bracket., Bill Haiphong, and pilots reported Replying to criticism by Truong ijcperienced defensive line this Mr. Dexter said he was no • Adjusted • Rescalcd dropping two 6pans of a major • Repaired • Overhauled liinK and Paul I-ambort, first Dinh Dzu, who finished second 'ear, he said, "linebackers be- free to reveal others, but the; seeded, and sixth seeded Phil WO-foot bridge previously on theto tho presidential ticket headed :ome all the more important Include shops selling ladies restricted target list and never WANTED! Schumann and Rich Oclirlein are by Chief of State Thieu, Gov. md naturally have a lot to do sportswear and dresses, greetin expected lo Ko for thn doubles' before bombed. ith how we fare this fall." cards, gifts and a beauty parlor MEN • WOMEN titles. Ground fighting in northern Hughes said the civilian candi- Lifetime atje 10 and ovi»r. ^report now lor Lincoln Service has helped ttmu* Singles maU'liPii will he sched- South Vietnam, tho coastal dates probably felt nt a dlsnd- U.S.. Civil Service lob openings dur- land) prepare (or th«i» Itsti every Guarantee vantagn having to run against ing ttit naxt 12 monlhi. Y<*nr since 194B. II It one of the uled during the week in work- plains, the jungles nml In the liirfjCit and olde*1 privately owntd FREE! ing up Hie championship match Mekong delta shattered a lull Iwo well-known incumbents. Hut ELECTRONIC EXHIBIT Govftrntmnt pwlHons pny hiqti Khnoli ot its kind and \\ not con- TOWING & DIAGNOSIS on Marine Park's courts. Itnrtlno snlorlev They provide nut-h nCA.ted with Hii? Oovernmonf, that had been broken only by lie said Thleu anil Ky, suffered greater lecurlly than private rm- LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS and DISPLAY ploymrnt and rxrellcnl opportunity (or VWV. booklet on Government abuse from each of tho civilian johs, inrJudlnq li'.t of position! find Ca TIIK DAILY H shorl, sporadic bntllcr, in the two lor odvnncriitpnl. Many positions " 264-9617 "^ "** cnndiilatrs. Venturing: ronulro Hrtlo or no jp<*dollitrd rdu ifiliirlns, till nut rmip'm and mall months that the South Vietnam- collon or cx|)cri(Mii c. ol onto ~- rOUAY.' HAZLET Tiireiluy, Sept. 5, ]%7 1] "I think it balances out," lie ese, tho Americans nml thn Oceanography — Telemetry — Transducers You will o '•1 fi ill tIMctlis on how said. ' Hut to f|(M r >[ the. yn ,t w I'll III nr liooi* (or Communist.'! had Ixvii preoccu- Environmental Testing — Systems Mill*.? IKISn (1 1110 '!p»l 11IITSfi Inh "I thought it (t.hR election) was U kniMi (ind In ens ftnl '/ "BE WISE- pied wilh HIP political campaign. quite. kin inspiration," Gov. Instrumentation — Communications ono out of five |mi. r>on'l ilclily Ac r NOWI The election of Chief of dilate Tlinmns McCnll, R.Ore., said nt Components Approved by Hie New Jci ',(•/ II <-KM, 1 Lilumllm 1, ilmnjl Dlvliloo. SAVE AT"... Van Thicu i\n president tho hotel. "Tivoii tho doves and may have iiKlirrnd In a renewed Ihosc ii|;ains| Ihe wjir were, ."ialifi- LINCOLN SERVICE. Dcpt. 2A-3B MARINE VIEW PoMn, Illlnolt Ic.M. of miiKcIn on I ho ImtllrfifWI. flod. It wni! very lionrtenlnR." CIVIC AUDITORIUM 0/ rrn ANNUM ON l/4 ANNUAL DIVIDEND Tin; lii'iivli'.-il fil'.liliiU! **<>-*;!- tin' McCiill naiil he niul his fellow MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN I «m very much tntnroslorl. flortsn mncl m« «i»inlutnly FREE /o SAVINGS CEHTIHCATF.S ; COMPOUNDED (I ) A Hit of U. S, Grivnrnnionf poiiliont And iiUflai , . . Communist force.'! IliO driul Haul observer,'! lullieil In many elcc- 5 RtOM $5,000 I . Gov't Job. T.\ prisoners in ;i i',ril slui;- llon officials, soldiers and vnteis, :iii|; •innlcli wilh U.S. Mailni'.'i in hut could find no evidence of ADMISSION FREE TO ADULT PUBLIC fraud. (ho OKislal philns, rice imritlici CondtH'lvd by: SJrenl nml liainbiio ;;tun;iV;r* nt 1>a N.mj;. at runner million both militarily Motuchon, New Jersey Tima At homn (NJ-D3B) Tho Mni'lnm e.stlinnld! they and politically. Labor Day Crowd of 14,310 Tiremen Sweep Twin Bill From Reds REIDD BANK — Combining long menn added two more to the fiftfifth George's triple and Burke's sinsin-- Tom Corona paced thee '.Tire- ball powe_„..,„r. wit...i.ih. air-tigh.;, »ink»t pitching™^hino, onn tripletrinl»ry Song (Smith) £.60 5.60 3.00 leadow Frisco (Martyniak) 11.20 6.60 Model J333C 'rederlck Direct (Thomas) 2.80 STH^Pace; 1-m.; $2,000; T.-2:O4. .mazing Pick (M'Gov'n) 6.40 3.60 2.60 GE puts a picture window larport Foley (Popfinger) 7.00 4.00 in P-7 self-cleaning mite's Victor (Dunckley) 2.80 6TH—Pace: 1-m.; $2,500: T.-2:04.3. Range Oven! .lost Mighty -(Forshey) 1S.20 6.60 4.00 FIRST TIME EVER in any self- :aptain's Daughter (Chappell) 3.60 2.81) cleaning oven! And the oven_ *dd Frlaco (Gale) ...„ 7.80 you watch is always sparkling- (Kxacta (2-S) Fail $50.80) bright! Never again, the messy 7TH—Trot; 1-m.; $3,000; T.-2.O7.2. Feiloran (Poptlnger) 5.20 3.80 3.00 chore of scrubbing your oven Gallon Diamond (Looney) .... 4.60 3.60 by hand. Electric elements that Royal Smlkey (Collins) 7.80 do the cooking clean the oven 8TH-jPace: 1-m.; $4,000; T.-2-.04. too! Pushbutton controls! Oven Joey Que (Hubbard) ...20.20 9.60 5.40 timerl No drip cooktop! And Senator Billy Mac (Crank) 8.00 4.20 MORE to make cooking all fun! Report Card (Gray-) 4.00 9TH—Trot:-1-m.; $2,000: T.-2:08. $ 'hantom Fling (Br'db'y) 7.20 5.20 3.60 298* Miss Bomb (Taylor) 8.60 6.00 MO DOWN FAYMENTI EASY TERMS! Royal Add (Collins) 4.60 10TH—Pace; 1-m.; $1,500; T.-2:05.1. •Minimum Retiil Priu :nstlnct Yatea (Oliver) 10.20 4.00 3.40 Gintral Electric Ringes any t one- Prides Boy (Santero) 3.40 2.60 yur repilr wunnty winst minu- BJJly V (Thomas) .. 4.U0 ficturing difects. You may order thl (Exact* (1-5) l'lUd $n.40> model shown throufh us your frin- ATI.: 14,310 — HANDLE: (935,781. ehUed G>E dtslBr.' See our current displiy, prices end Itimi. Selections 1—Jayle Bird, Blfe Thurnday, Parky Z—Clever Trio, Shortly Purdue, Castle Gate 3^—Chester Cullen, Lord Bucky, Mr. 5a Ab 4—Blythe Victor, Pepper Sauce, Alton Gent 6—round Freight, Itetlnal Dynamic Swing Hannony 8—Victory Dtnle, FrobabUlty, CluUlenie _ WATT Mo 7—.Madrid Hanover, Meadow Dotty, COOPERATING Antliua ft-S K I'hll, Band S, Heller Bee »—Ihunley Boy, Scotonla, Newport DEAlfR Scot L0—Poste Haste,-Sincerely Yours, Sym- phony Bachelor Best Bet — Madrid Hanover Damascus Strengthens Title Claim

cut loose with his usual stretch drive and easily won the $106,800 Aqueduct Race Track yesterday. The victory ol Mrs. Edith Ban- croft's colt was his fourth in a DEALER row and further strengthened his WE WILL COMPLETELY- claim to the 3-year-old champiorf ship. fc- PLUMBING Ridden by Willie .Shoemaker, FORTHEIIFEOF Damascus ran the 1% miles in 1:48% and paid $2.60, $2.20 and $2.10 as the 1-5 favorite. Ring Twice, ridden by Bill Bo- land, returned $3.20 and $2.10. Straight Deal finished third one- GEO.C. half length back of Ring Twice, and paid $2.10 to show. Grea Drop in on your local Reddy Kilowatt Appliance Dealer. You'll discover two exciting Power was fourth and Moontrip Buy an electric range and ways you can cut down on cooking labor. His showroom is filled with an exciting KOEPPEL last in the field of five. Angel Cordero Jr., who rod _ new line of flameless electric ranges. Ranges with self-cleaning ovens—a really and SON INC. Straight Deal, claimed a fou big labor saver. And, he's offering a handsome, 11-piece Teflon cookware against Ring Twice, but the stew, get a Wear-Ever Plumbing • Heating ards disallowed the claim. .set byWear-Ever^^ to everyone who purchases an electric range Despite the Sunday withdrawa after August 21 and has it installed on Jersey TV Repair ot Buckpasser because of an in flammation in his right hoof, Teflon Central Power & Light or New Jersey Power & Light "Visit Our New TV- holiday" turnout of 67,878 was o lines by October 14, 1967. This handsome, cook- Stereo Demonstration hand and bet with confidence oi Damascus. • » ware set is made of heavy-gauge aluminum, Room" cookware set Damascus now has won 10 o double coated with DuPont non-stick 141 First Ave. 13 races this year and his earn Teflon (speaking of labor—nothing is Atlantic Highlands ings of $69,420 in the AqucduCl CP&L-NJ upped his 1967 winnings to $f>53 FREE! easier to keep clean). 581. His over-all record for tw 291-0890 years of racing now is 13 wins i So, come in soon. Pick 17 starts with aggregate earning: out your new electric range—get the of $679,446. free Teflon cookware set—and help EDDY KI LOW AT stamp out labor day in your kitchen. : COOPERATING Offer ends September 30, 1967. IMPROVEMENTS DEALER and REPAIRS

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 10c PER COPY Matawan Township Political Pot Boils By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON resigning- to help acquaint the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A new appointee, • wcuk before a five-corner Demo- Taxpayer Association candi- cratic primary, and more than dates—four of thorn—who are six weeks before the ultimate filed as Independents and who election for control of the Town- will combat ultimate GOP and ship Council, political firework1. Democratic nominees, took anoth are exploding here. er blast at a township sidewalk Philip N. Ciumbs, a loner in the construction program. They drew Democratic primary, and t'ie a quick rebuff from Mrs. Mari- Independent four-man Taxpay- lyn Brenner, an incumbent. ers Association ticket took pot Said the outside four, Joseph shots yesterday at incumbents. B. Rikin, Henry Wollenberg, Gil And they got fire in return. Hickman, and St. Clair Parris: Mr. Gumbs, a member of the Question Amount Matawan Democratic Club, the "Bond ordinance for—Strath oldest Democratic - aligned or- more part of work . . . was ganization in a township, said he adopted for $89,250 . . . $11,000 should get one of four seats at more than lowest bid received. issue. Why wasn't the added $11,000 re- He argued that an incumbent, moved from the ordinance?" Edward J. Ledford, is moving Mrs. Brenner said that Mr. Rif- and no longer can attend meet- ken, the spokesman, wasn't ac- ings. Mr. Gumbs said that as a quainted with New Jersey law nominee of the same club he affecting spending. SCOUTS LEND A HAND — Joseph Genova, 14, of Boy Scout Troop 32 and Shelley should be appointed. Philip N. Gumbs She also accused him of under- Hasn't Resigned mining the good will of of prop- Fenton, 12, Girl Scout Troop 319, both of River Plan, help spread wood chips for But' Mr. Ledford hasn't re- for a new term because of in- erty owners who have given land the Nut Swamp Park nature trail, while Benjamin M. Schaffer, superintendent of the creasing responsibilities at the signed so there is no vacancy. and rights-of-way to get the side- Middletown Township Recreation Commission, which is co-operating in the Woman's time in his new appointment as a walk project along. The Ledford scat remains Club community project, studies the plan. (Register Staff Photo) as one of those the field will con- service manager in a local auto An ordinance authorizing $89,- tinue to seek. agency. 250 in bonds was adopted in July, Mr. Gumbs, who is fighting a "I was elettSd to five terms,' she said, but the estimated cost, IEHOLD THi GREAT STONE — Hymn greeting Bishop coalition of four in the Democrat- he said. "During'these years Mr. based on bids itaken later, proved ic primary, including „ two in- Gumbs supported me for office. $11,000 over. Nature Trail Project Adopted 6*org» W. Ahr of the Trenton Diocese at cornerstone cumbents, singled out one of the I find his criticism hard to di- The criticism, she said, ind placing «nd dedication yesterday of new St. Agnes newcomers for his target. gest." cates a lack of awareness that i Rom«"_C;iKolie School was "Behold the Great Priest." , The latter is John Kenner, ex- Replacement Named bonding ordinance merely autho- tax assessor who, the insurgent rizes bonds up, to a maximum By Township Conservationists But flit bilKop l«t«r carried on ceremony beholding a When Mr. Kenner .resigned, he charged, had given his $3,800 amount. By ELEANOR MARKO Mrs. William Ford, Mrs. Tilton and Miss-Hel- gr««t lton». A tarmon was delivered at an afternoon year job up rather than seek a was replaced by Alan Traudden. Amount Canceled MIDDLETOWN —" This township has its en Pryor, wild flowers; Mrs. Josiah M. Mr. Kenner said he stayed on Whenever bonds are sold, shi church e»r»mony, following public dedication, by Msgr. vote for tenure after 20 years, boosters for conservation. Hewitt, ferns; Mrs. Sidney Bell, botanical r Kenner said he didn't run the job about two months after added, the amount not "committee Thomai J. Frain, superintendent of diocesan schools. 1 Beginning with a five-year project by the identification marking; William E. Sandford, for the authorized purpose is no River Plaza Woman's Club to establish a na- bird consultant, and Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson, (Register Staff Photo) sold and is* canceled. ture trail within the 13-acre woodland of Nut publicity. Sidewalk construction has beet Swamp Park, located on Gordon Rd., off Nut A guide brochure explaining the concept the argument of the Independents Swamp Rd., members of the community have who will n.pt be running in con- of' ecological succession, is planned by the stepped in to co-operate with what could be a committee for use by teachers. Botanical test next Tuesday for spots on lifetime conservation plan. Bedell Okays Three the November ballot. markers are being made. Miss Mary Wheaton, president of the club, All four have obtained suff is liaison officer for the trail committee which Frank F. Blaisdellhas donated the area cient signatures for direct nom is at work marking the nature trail. Mrs. marking stakes. Raymond Franklin, through For College Board nation in third party line. Thi Edwin H. Brasch and Mrs. Leonard J. Reade Jersey Central Power and Light Company, tour winners in the five-side< are chairmen. They have interested commu- procured the chips which are being spread on By ELINOR MULTER president of Citizens for Mon- Democratic primary will, hav nity leaders in lending a hand in the ambitious the trail by River Flaza Boy Scout Troop 2 KEANSBURG — Of the nine mouth Community College and their names in that list as wil project which will benefit township residents. and River Plaza Girl Scout Troop 319. Mrs. Norman E. Lee, Red Bank, the four unopposed GOP asp: persons suggested by Freeholder Benjamin M. Schaffer, superintendent of In coming weeks, work will get under chairman of the college commit- rants. the Middletown Township Recreation Commis- way for clearing brush, and construction of Director Joseph C. Irwin as tee of^the^county League of Won* Four councilmen are to sion, which is co-operating with the plan, was small bridges over streams. Work is planned members of a county college en Voters. elected. A clean sweep by an named general supervisor; Dr. George S. to advance so that school groups may utilize board of trustees, at least three •Both Mrs. Lee and Mr. Zar One group would down the in cumbent administration whicr Stevenson, Minor B. Tilton, Sidney Bell and the trail in its first phases of development are okay with Democratic Free- publicly urged the creation of the James Bell, trail supervision; Mrs. Stevenson, this fall. college. now holds the mayor's and, holder Eugene J. Bedell. According to Mr. Bedell, Mr. seven council seats. „' Mr. Bedell told The Daily Reg- Irwin listed nine persons in ad- 'J- ister that he looks favorably on dition to Earl B. Garrison, coun- Mr. Irwin's suggestion of former ty superintendent of schools who, Dualization Superior Court Judge J. Edward by statute, will be one of the Knight, Interlaken, Mrs. H. R. nine members of the board. La Towsky Jr.,.New Shrewsbury No Decisions Of Rt. 66 and George L. Bielitz, president of the Monmouth County Nation- Mr. Irwin indicates that no de- al Bank. cisions on trustees have been Is Proposed made ai5 none of the persons he Mrs. La Towsky served as suggested have been contacted.' TRENTON — The Departmen chairman of the county college He expects the freeholders to of Transportation has announcer. study committee of the Northern name the board on Sept. 19. it will hold a public hearing Oct Monmouth Branch, American A resolution creating a county 10 on a plan' to dualize 2% mile, Association of University Women, college was adopted, by the free- of Rt, 66 in New Shrewsbury am Neptune. and spearheaded the organizag - holders "July 18. Under the law, tion's vigoroui s support ffor a the question could have been The hearing Is scheduled fo county college. 10:30 a.m. at Jersey Shore Medi- Some Reservations petition for such purpose been cal Center (formerly Fitkin Hos- As to the other names — sub- filed within the next 45 days. pital), Rt. 33, Neptune. mitted by Mr. Irwin, Mr. Bedell The period passed without any The project,, a phase of th says — he has reservations about petition and the freeholders are Central Jersey Expressway Sys some and others he does not now free to name the1 trustees. tem, calls for construction of know too well. new westbound Rt. 66 roadwa; Mr. Irwin stressed the big jab from Rt. 33, New Shrewsbury, tc In the letter naming his sug- facing, the college board. They Asbury Ave., Neptune. The pres gestions Mr. Irwin solicited ad- will have to organize, name two ent two-way roadway in the ditional names from his fellow members to a- board of estimate stretch will be converted to ai freeholders and Mr. Bedell plans (which will also include the free- eastbound roadway only. to oblige. holder director and two other freeholders), employ a president A bridge is planned to carry NAUTICAL INTR0DUCTI N Ei ht new He will ask the board to con- REMNANT OFA FIRE — A child's, desk,, in, the> fore- tho -new-Rt-.-66-roadway-over-the .9 — 9 teachers in the Fair Haven,, school, sys- "skTer Frank~Dalt"o"h;~Wall Town- and-pIairforopeTatlorTof the 'col- lege he said. ground, was just about the only thing salvaged by Long Garden State Parkway. Jug- tem saw that borough from the Navesfnk River as part of the new staff orientation ship, an official of the bricklay- handles are planned at the Jump- Mr. Irwin said there is no Branch firemen Sunday from a house at Atlantic and program. Two of them, William Miller, standing left, and Mrs. Susan Deksnis, seat- ers' union. Paul Zar, Red Bank, ing Brook Rd. and Green Grove doubt that the county college will Long Branch Aves., which was gutted by a fire. Fire- Rd. intersections. In addition ed left, are shown with, left to right, Principal Richard Warga of Willow Street have its own campus. men from the city's nine fire companies fought the blaze connections will be made to ex School, Principal Robert Chartier of Knollwood School, Raymond Fertig who loaned "That's all been settled," the isting_ roadways at the east am Hobby Shpp in this house, owned by Mrs. William J. Troutman. She his Daily Double IV, and Mrs. Carlene Larsson, who crewed on her namesake, the freeholder director said. Hiring west ends of the project. an architect and seeing that said it had been vacant the last four years. Fire Chief Carlorl8- ' (Register Staff Photo I In Red Bank plans are prepared are among Preliminary grading and drain- the board's tasks he added. Edward" L. Cook and police reported other Long Branch age installations have alreadj "We have some of - the other fires over the Labor Day weekend also damaged the been completed on the right-of- Is county colleges for a guiae*fv'S6rne way for the new westbound roai Standard Roofing Co. building, University PI.,, the Atlan- way. Rt. 66 is dualized between -"•"RED "BANK - Hobby Head- of them have found themselves 8 Teachers Welcomed tic Plumbing Supply Co. warehouse, 52 Long Branch Asbury Ave. and Rt. 35. quarters, 62 White St., was under-prepared with far robbed over the weekend by more applications than they ex- Ave., and a house at 197 Long Branch Ave. All these someone who doesn't have a pected. We must not go over- fires reportedly took place early yesterday morning. Recover Stolen weight problem. board but we must provide With Cruise on River 1 (Register Staff Photo by Don Lordi) Police Chief George H. Clayton enough,' Mr. Irwin emphasized. Car After Chase FAIR HAVEN - Eight, new State College, who will teach sard $85 in cash and $59 worth • Mrs. Bernice Goldberg of Deal teachers were welcomed to the fifth grade. of model racing cars were taken RARITAN — Raritan Townshi Park, who graduated from Mon- police reported recovery of Fair Haven school system Friday Mrs. Peter Deksnis of Eaton- mouth College and taught in As- bctwcn 2:30 a.m. Sunday and town, a 18P7 graduate of Temple 5:15 p.m. yesterday. stolen car early today after and were treated to a cruise on bury Park. She'll teach third Shrewsbury Politicians Gear high-speed chase that ended in e University, who will teach music, grade, Detective Herbert A. Swanson the Navesink River as guests of swamp. at Knollwood School. Mrs. Vivian Gross of Red Bank, Investigated, and reported the members of the Shrewsbury thief had squeezed between bars Police said a car was stoppec who graduated from Californ..i nine inches apart on the window at Rt. 36 here after midnight fo River Yacht Club. State University at'Fullerton and Campaigns to Zoning Plan motor vehicle violation. Bui Three Injured leading to a rear rest room. He taught a half year in California. the driver took off at high spee Hosts for the cruise were Ray- also broke n window, removed a SHREWSBURY — The pro- ings and be adopted as law by vclopmont meets the zoning re- mond Fertig aboard his "Dally In 4-Car. Crash She'll teach third grade. metal screen and removed a Borough Council before a new quirement.'; otherwise applicable on Rt. 35. The chase took po posed zoning ordinance will be lice to SuyreviUe where the cai Double IV" and C. Harold Lars- Mrs. Janet Kennedy of Rum- door from its hinge.s, the detec- the main issue in this year's administration takes over in tr> that tract. son aboard his "Carlene." • HOLMDEL — Summonses son, a graduate of Newark Slate the Independent drove into n swamp and disap tive said. political campaign. January? "Hut what Earlier, the new staffers were were given three drivers in a College- nnd teacher at Red Hank •'It's entirely possible," Mr, candidate and mayor have failed peared in the tall meadow grnss While investigating Hint inci- Indications of that were made The offenders jumped out of th y members (if the Parent- which injured three persons on first grade class. son was informed of another Richard J. Dodger and Robert that he would consider calling ce.pl denies the liorough Coun- 1 for a referendum (in the ques- cil any authority whatsoever to One of the three occupant. ', o Teacher Association, and the Fair the Garden Stale Parkway at William ,1. Miller of Ila/lel. a robbery. C. Neff, the Republican candi- Haven l-lducation Association was dates for Borough 'Council. tion if it looks like the public determine when, whether or thn dar was apprehended. ]l !»: 15 last night. 11)07 graduate uf I-'airleigh Dickin- Nathan I.evinsky, who owns a s a juvenile from Perth Am host for lunch in the home of the Inde- desire is lo be overruled. what type of developments will Stnle Police nt the Ilolnulel son University who will teach store at 77 Mechanic St., .said They took to task boy, police said. Mrs, Marion Hamilton of Little between $8 and $10 was taken pendent - controlled Plnnning Said the Doelger-Ncff slate- be permilled on the borough's barracks, who patrol the parlt- Police oaid the car had her Silver. seventh grade Knglisli. from hi.'i cash register while he Hoard for delegating to ll.self the nienl: 'vacant lands, Strangely enough, way, identified Iho drivers .... stolen Aug. 15 from Kd Walter, Mlvi l( ;l Snv N w Wii<; .silling at tin; rear of tin: authority l<> determine what kind "In promoting this master the PUD concept lodges com- Kiipcrititeiidfiil Charles V.. Paid .luck.nv.ski, Iivinglnn; ., • ' " W <>< '' of Plninfield. M w 111 wlll Klore. of development .should be allow- plan, the Independent lender- plotc? control over Ihiii type of Howard outlined the philosophy George Qucllelte Jr., New Y<>.k! '"' '' "V' > I'.nnlu.ile.l frnm Mr. I.evinsky said he heard the (1 here. ship, iiii'hidiu); council candi- development in our Planning nnd policies nf the system, and City; Richard Middleton, Union, """ISW™ <-«l1K, of Sea Hioc/.e Ave The (i(>|> -niMdldate.i said the Counsel College anil allended SI. injuries. the system iis .'iludeiil-li'uchein, •••Must Koatisburg, was ('lini|',e[| Independents had "developed nlele communities including revi- (if the residents. Unfortunately, Macfarlane, i:i!) White St John's University. She'll teach Trooper Karl Ka risen issued mid Miss Sheirie Wold- (if Pen- • Saturday wllh loitering while in- .omc fancy synonyms for gar- d e II e e r,, 'inns,' commercial the public will be denied tin Shrewsbury, and her husband ; sixth grade. .summiMi'.e.s for following looisylvaiiiii Male University will bo toKlciiled. Police S|;l. l rnnk IV den apartments." 'iiiildings, parlm nnd whnols on opportunity to a.sk. questions or the son of Mrs. Mnrlo Dcngcr close to Mr. QiK'Ilelle, Mr, Mid liioi ver'under the September li'i'i Hindi! liic arrest 'in Shore Can the new ordinance- gel large single tracts of land — express opinions al that meet- ;i Whnrf Ave., U«d Dunk, nn< Miss llni-bam ISosliey (if Red !-;x|iciirnie [>ni|',riiin. Illvil. past the I'liinning Hoard hear- ret',ardle/;s of whether the de- ing." Iho Into Mr. lica«en. Hank, u 1%7 gradualo of Newark (Helen and Ml Hnxik.1. LOST AND FOUND ,TBAVEL- TRANSPORTATION AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE f4. 5, LOST AND FOUND Jf ^ .„ THK DAILY. HKGJSTER AMETHYST RING Ij.f«f. L»t fetuMiy nienL ?

L.OST — fl-month" old puppy. Part AUTOS FOR SALE "panlel. While, furry, black' eyes mill TKMI'EBT — Convertible, blue, 'rlendly. Anawera to Ceegeen". Re- 1062 THIRD — Good condition. Full [our cylinder, lour simml. Low mile. •ard. S83-B13!. power, radio, heitfr and air condlUon- BK,.. rlmn. *"QO 747-437H lflerJSji.nl. ,OST — Black poodle and md and inK 11200, Call IST-Otti alter 4 pro mm siurA ifioo — Hcd. Four-door, lack Ti-'klngtBe. Ruward. lilc.il for uomni'illnP $7f>0. PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES 787.-67115 Ml Huv. '.Ill • 7«7-lli;i l->un»lmr« PUBLIC NOTICE "("nil 7H7-S46S tfttcr _2j>.m. .. 01 "* Ooutunrj iniiy Hollar?. Wrtle Bin r-rjs, Thf M, J ' -VfrJi " 11 llli I I'lIl'Vllol-KT Super Sports Im- .illy K.'Eiatcr. IUd Hank. lt>o,i(!C, J)™-61U« (liu- i,wn,-r. A I. J1.1D5. 741-S233 Jtruru-li Ave , Jircl Hunk. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE I'STANi; i:»l-'i v'f HUtniuatlc, power t-.-hiK Many rxlr, .*. Ivy grcsn with ,-u-k Intcrlur. :7,IW( llllli'H. SH!),'i. Cull r,t-«r,7. ui'j r\l)ll.l.A(' - K,mr-,t(jor, full pow- fic-mn ulr 11)61 CADILLAC four- TOM'S FORD has a inr lull' i«i.viT. fiicttiry ulr, prlvata ,n«i aril H<'lh perler.t condition, oil morning* 012, alter 6 evenlnga, better idea . . . the 29-4972. . Cif) ^01^1)"^- Two-door nedan. Excel- n't condition. New dulrli and mulfler. You don't have to be an expert to buy a car from Monmouth Motors. ;i,lln, hraler. Five good tiros. 787- ENGLISH FORD BS8. , We do all thework. Arrange financing to fit your budget. Give you DRIVE ONE i(iT"pn'NTIAn - ratallna. Midnight vie converlltite. $151/5. Coll Mr«. Gor- the lowest price possible. Check end process all cars thoroughly an, Rl^-0833. before offering them for sale. HOME TODAY [iSTPLYHolITII FUftY - Factory Ir-mndttlnnins. power Btpprlng, brakM. Terms From — No Money Down Up To 4 Yean To Pay S.OOO miles. *12«S or 6e«t offer. 787- No Payments Till September! Call For Credit jiriKA^hTtlirvoUCBWAOBN BB- AN 8.WI0 plu. miles. Carai^ kept. OR Authorized factory aervlce. JldOO. 2M-

'65 FORD '63 PONTIAC $1295 BE THE FIRST ONE ON 9irr0NTIAC~TEMPKST - 47 000 '66 RENAULT $1295 rilles. BeauUful ahape. *400 flrm. 717- Caravelle, radio. Ranch wagon, four-door, Bonnavilla 4-dr. hardtop. YOUR BLOCK TO OWN A B95. __^__ H»at«r, whitewalli. V-8, auto., radio. Full powar, auto., RIH. 1955 FORD Good condition. Htater, roof rack. 1968 PONTIAC 7S7-15B2 : '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '63 CORVAIR $ 695 (ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED) 7957T HUNDERBIRD Two-door sunroof, radio. 747-1979 Monia coupa. Hotter, whit*walli. '64 CHRYSLER $1095 BTTSBDAN - 19M. Ri Nawport convartiblai Automatic, radio, haatar. DOWNES PONTIAC '66 MIDGET $1495 Automatic, radio, haatar. FORD NOW PRESENTS THE MATAWAN (More Classified Adi RoadtUr, radio, h«it»r. Full powar,' naw top. '63 VOLKSWAGEN $895 62 LOWER MAIN ST. Micro buia 566v2299 MODEL "C" On The Next Page) '66 MUSTANG._ $1795 '64 OLDSMOULE $1595 AT Radio, heater. 98 4-dr. hardtop, radio. '63 RENAULT $495 FOR SALE Automatic, iix-cylind«r. Haatar, full powar. R-8, four-door, standard Automatic,'factory air. We're Making '65 TRIUMPH $1295 trammitiion. Radio 4 haatar. TOM'S FORD Spitflr*. Room For The 'M PONTIAC $1795 '63 ALFA $1195 FIRST THROUGH THi YEARS • Bonnavilla 2-dr. hardtop. '65M0NZA $1095 Romao convartibla, r/h. New 68s Top Quality 1 1 Full powar, auto., R&H. Pirelli tirei. Model "T", Then theJvlodeL^ ' Four-door, four-ipetd. NOW IS THE TIME Radio, h»«t»r. USED CARS '64MOHZA $895 '62 SUNBEAM $ 895 TO SAVE! NOW CORTINA '67 PONTIAC '65GTO ' $1795 Two-door, four-jpeed. Alpins roadster, wirewheel*. GRAND PRIX v V-8, automatic, radioV *-, Radio, hsatar. Radio and heater. • 4967 EXECUTIVE CARS * '•" CONVERTIBLB ._ H»attr, powtr ite«ring. MODEL "C" Whits with white top ond red rally strips ond red Interior. Ttie condition '64 PONTIAC $1395 '60 CORVAIR ' $ 195, 1967 PLYMOUTH V.I.P. of this car Is surpassed only by ttie '65 FORD $1295 Two-door hardtop. Benah leather seats. Super Commando. "440". savings. 6,900 mites. First come, first Tampatt LaMam 2-dr., V-8. Four-door automatic. served. Cuitom four-door i*dan. Torquefltta transmission, power brakes, power steering, power win- FROM 1815 P.O.E. Radio, haatar, four-ipttd. Radio and haatar. dows. Disc brakes. Tinted glass. Lloht tan with black vinyl roof. V-8, auto., radio, haatar. Fully equipped. 5 year or 50,000 mile warranty. SPECIAL PRICE.

Service Men Financed, Low Bank Rorei 1967 PLYMOUTH V.I.P. Four-door hardtop. "311" engine. Power brakes, power steering, CadlllacOldsmoblle Tomuedlte transmission, air conditioning, power windows. Rear win- TOM'S FORD dow defogger. Tinted glass. Blue with white top. 5 year or 50,000 200 HIGHWAY 35 264-1600 KEYPORT, N. J. BROADWAY AT 4TH MONMOUTH mile warranty. SPECIAL PRICE. LONO BRANCH MJ1JJ4 1964 Plymouth $1600 1965 Valiant $1500 Sport Fury convertible. 426 V-200 station wagon. Six cylin- engine. Automatic transmts- der, automatic. Black with red lion, powar steering. Excellent interior. Balance of five-year condition. 5 year or 50,000 of 50,000 mile warranty trans- MOTORS mile warranty transferable. ferable. CLEARANCE SALE HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN SALES — SERVICE 1966 Simca $1065 1965 Corvcir $1250 Four-door sedan. Stick. Monza two-door hardtop. Very clean. Six cylinder, automatic. —PLYMOUTH IS OUT TO WIN YOU OVER AT— 1967 LUXURY CARS We could Buhler & Bitter Inc. offer you a 89 BROAD ST. 264-0198 KEYPORT THUNDERBIRDS better price on it faster Jthan yoiTcoiilil LINCOLN draw it by numbers! CONTINENTALS

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•67-DODGE CORONET— V-8 440 Wagon. Automatic, radio, heater, powar $2995 •tearing, air conditioning. 7,500 miles. Like New. i^aW #«# MONMOUTH ST. AND MAPLE AVE., RED BANK '65 CHEVELLE MALIBU Sporr Coupe. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering. $1595 ENGLISH AGENCIES IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE '65 CORVETTE FASTBACK Coupev Four-spe«d-+r»ntmU- S2995 TO GET A BETTER DEAL! sion, radio, heafer. . ^ • You can B^wTHTCOHWJIT '64 BUICK WILDCAT • when he says: 1 Convertible, powar steering, automatic, » "I FINANCE radio, heater, and bucket seats „ , $1495 WE'RE OUT TO SELL OUR • MY OWN CARS" '64 CHEVELLE MALIBU "AND SELL ONLY THE FINEST '67 INVENTORY BY SEPT 15 Convertible. Automatic, radio, heater, , CARS THAT MONEY CAN BUY" power iteering, air conditioning. " s Father ond Son owning and operating SEACOAST In Red Bank aver 41 years. OUR STOCK INCLUDES '63 CHEYY II • 2 1967 CADILLACS • Four-door Sedan. Automatic, radio and heater. W I"**' * 9 1967 OLDSMOBILES • '63 OLDS F-85

Sport Coupe. Automatic, radio, heater. $ 795 Per Week Per Week Per Week M HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO CASH IN ON •« PONTIAC . J12.4J •ii OLDS ....: S12.50 '44 CHEVY- *».J1 ^ Cotallno, 2dr. H.T.i olr. Jctslar, cpe., fully equip., air. Impnlo, convertible, loaded. • •M PONTIAC .1 US 'ii OLDS - SI0.90 '44 CHEVY -..$ «.M • '62 CHEVY IMPALA BonnevillCi -(dr. H.T., a r. Dynamic "88", 2dr., H.T. Impala, 2-dr., H.T. mm 'it FORD . $12.10 'it OLDS ...- * H $ 4.10 '41 CHEVY - -S4.20 • BIG YEAR-END SAVINGS! V-8 convertible.. Automatic, Galoxle "500- 2-dr. H.T., olr. "98" i&T., H.T. Impala, convertible. ^ radio, heater, power staerinq. $ 995 •46 FORD SU.fO •45 CHRYSLER .111.10 •43 CHEVY - J4.0I • LTD, epe, fully equip., olr-cond. New Yorker, 4dr., H.T. ImpDlo, 2-dr., H.T, fully equip. mm •d FORD .....'. HJ.70 •a CHRYSLER J 7.40 •n CHEVY _$ 5.»0 • T-Blrd. fully equip., alr-cond. New Yorker, 2 dr., H.T, F.E. Bel Air, 4-dr., sedan, futly equip, HI '62 FORD FAIRLANE '»5 FORD J'2.40 •45 DODGE J10.90 •62 CHEVY J IIS M COMPLETE FINANCING AND INSURANCE ARRANGE- Country Squire, fully equip. Polaro, 1 dr., H.T., (u!!y equip. Station Wagon, Bel Air. H '« FORD _.$ 9.n '46 TOYOTA t ?.0S •45 CADILLAC JI0.4H ~ Four*door Sedan. Automflttc, radio and heater. 795 Mustang, coupe. Coronn, 4 dr., (dn., fully equip. Coupf? DcVllle, loaded, alr-cond. H MENTS AVAILABLE THROUGH GMAC AND MIC i •41 FORD , _..»IO.1I> 'it BUICK IIJ.JO '44 CADILLAC J1J.10 * Muilann, convcrt.blc. Special, convertible, loctlcd. Sedan DeVlllc, loaded, alr-cond. H| 'it FORD $9.10 '4! BUICK :. .. > 4.00 '44 COMET $ I.N • Golaxle, convertible, LcSobrc, 4-dr., H.T., loaded. Staltcn V/ncjon, full power M IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE TO GET A BETTER DEAL FROM '<3 FORD * 7.0! '46 CHEVY SI2.'(0 '4/ MUSTANG 115.10 H Country Squire, slation wnq^n. I rnp-iln. 2 d •., H.T., cilrcrind. To't llnrk, G.T., V0, 4 spred ™" 'S3 FORD J 5.90 '«S CHEVY 112.1)5 '<:. FALCON 1 4.10 • CLIFF DORINS • FRANK REED • FRED KOESER 4 dr. hnrdlop. tmpakl, i-dc, H.T., oW cniui. futtirri. ccr.vptl.ble, VB, Mtck •• BILL HOLSEY • BILL DECKER • MIKE PARKS ' '«S PONTIAC .... ' HIM •IS nUICK .... S1H95 '(? OLDS . 11395 H GIO, Alr-Cond., Pov/cr V^lndows Rlvlcra, Vinyl Top, oil power Slarllre, Convertible, all power ^ •LZ CHRYSLHR SUSS 'II CHEVY 120J5 2dr, II.T., full power Irrjinln, Stn. V/tin., Ilki new, '41 MONZA 1 4!5 »» oil power '«] PLYMOUTH % m VS AAUSTANG 11795 ^j 70 MONIA . 1 4>5 AIJIJ, Trimi., VO, Red •** ^Ifjnri coupf? Corwei l.blr, Krd, lull power '« MERCURY .... '. 11*95 '42 CADILLAC 1I4H •/,' IUJICK . .. 11515 IB OLDSMOBILE Ctlony Park, Slat. Ylun., full |ir. Coujte, RnrJ, Aulo.iiallc Plvler'i, V/lille, nil power "*" •H POI1D »1895 '4! CADILLAC iU1i '« CADILLAC IJOfS II (if I:IKIC, c*:nv.» red, full power (onvcrllblp, Air-Condillonecl • fouiir;, Alr-tond. ™" •11 T BIRD t m '44 CADILLAC 51495 '<) CII1IVSLUR 1 Ifl B tuivcrllblr, Ucd, Londed CADILLAC CO. Al'-Conditioned' Imperial, Alr-Cond. RUSSELL USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 741-0910 RED BANK Rt. 3d at Monmoutli Rond ROUTE 36 i WEST LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN 542-1 I 7 fc " MM 000 OPEN MONPAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 WEDNESDAY 'TIL 6 P.M.; SATURDAY 'TIL 4 P.M. JL V/CDNISDAY TIL 6 P,M., SATURDAY "TIL 5 P.M, AUTOS FOE SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE HELP WANTED-MALE BOATS .* ACCESSORIES ;THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane' mu> TuowJay, 3*pt. 5, 1907-15 ORVAJB UW/.A tkU •- Tin i THK DAILY BliGISTER

j«jl.iw, Msf tZWj. oil t'tti I (. ARTIST 1 EMPLOYERS ^ £ Mecf)«nic«l Kruiuli. \V BWBT'Jl, BKiT*' «i h.p. V.K- M57 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE with Mtrlnt tnglnt, H"«t in Wtef w«itrt;B»t«. Apply in p*rn»fi, M*/- Englrn 401. W h.p. < ipted. New top. n excellent condition. ISMJSa T47-38T2. . Personnel Service MOTORCYCLES t»ST V0LKSWAOEN — Good condition ,6' MAINE BUILT — Down KiiHtor 1300. BOUO SUZUKI — At Bill Ltnuro'i inernlaSH liott^in, Llpyhipt, cufiPilons, BALKS TRAINEE *Ji> tahHH. 211 -Pi i> Kvinnifle mol/ir. Any, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with portfolio or ; ", -.r,,,ir.m<;,,i. ,„ an. 27"i Kevoon 7M-6SOT. Auto Sales, 334 Malo Street, Matawan. Recent c<>lltKf J1 e 1 ra ln l rl S68-2224. ilxrfllent river bass boat, i-'lrflt $4W N(iw a!r wn'ii call H7KKKKP lor ipnolntmenl. * ?_; ??. " V™ - °°r..• E^_?_*»r - FORD STATION WAOON — 1S57. Nine- k>i II. B71HM1 T'> Vi.Wfl Iiafltiongcr. Thundertilrrl ttigine. rjduil, >0cc'», JIM I II Y Till ID CNID rr\D0 iJlHHWASHEIt-Kllchen help. waltreM- clran sit-conr! t:;ir. Exci-lltnt nihlier Call 161 I.ONW RTAK - - VaCiltloIil'T, 1H' LILY-IULIP CUP CORP. ts. Al.nly llulindel Motor Inn, J-irut $'^(HJ i:;thli UillC'1 it. Call 671-{ttii'7. lieriiliius cabin crulM-r with Ivn Wp Hwy. 35 Holmdel, 11. J. _ _ _ Hwy. M- . 7411760. A l aI ; p. Ii*', Chryalir mni«jrili ulid Irall^. - - ". '•' " "I'l'orliinlty eiii|,l,jyei sfioRT'oitUEk MAN-'wartrT-Hfs Vnd i5i>0~Pl.YMOUTH " i~ I!"M THIUMl'll HjiriiiV'v7l ii-7 ~ ~r vi l> i HIKji't nmpi.. V8. Ni-.-dB Home. 1>',.Iy KpmcltrtH, IIH'KS and muflli-rH, hriivy ft(T !J P Ml. u'rdV.er "l v ' ' I ' "' '" '" • | part tl Alao weekend IrlM]. llfcdB.i. vnrll. Motor ejeillenl. $180 nr lirst duly clutch illlil valve springs New ,'•„, ,i 7,'p, !• n lit ;•',', Yl''"" I Kxp''rli'iii:i"l only. Imiui" al icBtmirunt offer. Ciil! 51'J-2061. llia'.ti'ry anrl chain. 11121. Call 2114-7 .lino Jim. i..ill /•liz.,1.,. IlInriHony Bowl, lhlf> llwy. a.1, Middle- END OF SEASON SALE ASSISTANT 7'AR'TH MAMAGKIt •hrynler <,ull,<>ar>l II,.:IH »nd inolnrs. 'ieni/iil MutorH exjierienre i,refen''''l. t HKI.l' Apply Top Hat in'.i Yiu'l.l IVurlin, Minnie i'uili. ^zi.ellenl v/orklnt; cjri'lltl.Hia. 'i'op Hnl- Hwy :i: Ml'l'll'town. 671- ti'il Ilnnli. 'MI-WII iiry for rl^hl inan Apply In pem-m 11166 PONTIAC (ill) — Yi-llnw wlthilM f)l IbiMSI'lI OI(lmn',Pjlle-f.:;i.dlllnc, Kill 12' ALUMINUM 110AT 5 I"'-!'- Evln- TOO!* MM'.Ki'.'A Newman HprlnK.s Rfl., Red Hank. Afik black Interior, 4-speeil, ;1-2'B, MO ptiiil. comillitjh. •lido mi.lur. I'.ood conilltlnn. 741-:i2i7 Asking ?21Ml. Call THi-MMR. 747-9102. Kxi^rU'rif f(| i , Iixtur for I'aul Italiih. .. ASSISTANT IiOOKKlOBPKIi — Kor Ac- liter 'f.'.'M 11.111 ini.'Ic] in ak! ri <>'{ all 1!P5!P FOR 11 -~ Jictjiitlt 'ih'l ~eiiBlne~Ai] MOTOR KCUOTEK 1M4. Allltati!. -Cal ••j'""VlHKu'<;l.A«»~--""lM) Mercrnlser counts Receivable. Han'l posting, five- new parta. $501) !)u Been lit Tony's Motille Station, cor lern-iirive. J4!yri). MEN . . . ler Maple and Broad, Red Hank. Ask day week, Monday tlirotigh Frl'lay. ng SIM) fir heat offer. 671-01124. JANITORIAL FOREMAN ine^oLKswAiJEN —~8i7nTi7nr,~Jf?iuV r . /ully equipped $7!iri. fall WASHING IONDA :iofn:c Dream - - Exrollrnt con. 0»"i:i Ti)lilN SKIKl'' - I'M 'I" ' Meals free. J'leaHant working coiull- 1 Illlon. 531)5. Going to college. Cal :hrysli>r Marine t-nt:lnf, reljiitU llilK , PORTERS ( '' TON^S AUTO SERVICE, Ml-i:>'-!:i. . All acceBBorlea included. Si; EMPLOYERS Uons. Reply P.O. liox 1'ICI, Mldillctiiwn. litor^^lV^Tir^nExcplli'Vt^coriiirilMi! iTl-lHSfi. FLOOR WAXERS |595. Call alter 6 HONDA — 3O.*i ec I)rcam. ISVH mile 747-l^iS. age. Excellent condition. 1967" 32- LUHRS PERMANENT POSITIONS- — With a KKBTAtlJtANT 1!)55 HILLMAN -- 'innd engine, lint* 7S7-OJ7:) FIBERGLASS Personnel Service large, rapidly expanding retail company , cook, bartfiri'l'Ti h^ndynian. tery. New exhaust. Six tlrc.i. SIPo. Cal YAMAHA — I'-li cc. Excellent con In •uburtyan Mlddleiown, N. j. SIX day week, Y(^;ir rosiri't H^'i Bank- 741-Kl'JO. :111km. Must see It. Call 671-5237 any. .. lirldfi* twin si'ri'W. Many extras, Kurn«in area. Write Unx U-XT2, The teal sacrlllci:. Oast Yacht Works, Red 77 Kroad St. Red Hank • 741-355.1Kxpcrleneis Ii preferred but will con- ly UftglsKT, Hod Hiink. 1065 PLYMOUTH FURY II — 1M: tlnii'. sider beginners for porter and waxer ioor sedan. V-8, automjillc. Power 'OU.ECE HOUND — Must sell IMS BARTENDER— positions. Foreman must have previous HTUDENTH - HOI.'HKWIVKS - OTIIKUH .4'~im~wffo7if~™lrrw»ter, J20. .Duck klTiR part-full tlrni; poaltiodfl. Nition- IxCertng. Excellent condition. 74J-()6^y. Honda H'MI In good shape. Beat offer. loat, flherKlaHS, $14S. Call Experienced supervisory experience. • * Onll 842-1017. Mommyl A STRANGER talked to meV ^_ 532-1015. orKanlziitlon Heeklng CKNH1JH IN- BUICK SPEcrA"l~Y)ELi;XE~WaTon" 747-2241) TRVIKWEliS to K;HII.T data for IXHK TART-TIME AND~FIHjIj7MB Excellent starting rates, working condi- 1963. Very good condition, $805. Call tions and company paid benefits. Branch Area. UirerUiry. No «xi>f'ri*'rn:i! Tl7-'.!64!> after 6 p.m. MOBILE HOMES STOCK HELP ' requirdequired, wlwilll train, ItftfrpMlilnK out- BUSINESS NOTICES Apply In person, W.T. Grant Co., 531 door workk, hourlly rntc-bonun. 1 p. Prospect Ave., Little Sliver. Apply to Mr, Hertz, dally, 9 a.m.-7 vnr in Heavy duty C(|iil|iped. Standard trnns- COME SEE SCHIFFMAN'B — IAi HELP WANTE&-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE p.m., Tuesday through Friday, Sept. fi erview apr-ly Mr. Hattftr.^'i mlsBlon. One-center seat. 13.U00 miles. campers and trailers. Over 25 on dis- CLEAN CELLAR8, TAHDS, OARAQEB to Sept. 8. play, used and new. Supplies and equip — HaT« truck. Llsht hauling. Call att«r ASS'OEWICFMANASIR (moo. Call 787-4107. 3 p.m. 141-2119. [tore delivery, Monday 'thTiI Friday, ment, Hitches Installed. Open Monda Chrysler-Plymouth dealer, Maurice rtayH. 741-5289. 1953 BufclTLeSABRB~atation wacon. thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturda BACKHOK BULLDOZING — Mowlnj, QUALIFIED Schwartz A sons, 141 W. Front St., TWO GUYS Good rubber plus snow tires. Or>od 9 a.m. to 6. Closed Sunday. 46 Ocean plowing, pumping, laterals AU septic Red Bank. mechanical condition. Power steering, port Ave., West Ijong Branch. Alwayi EMPLOYERS TELEVISION nt SS Mlddlitown Drakes. Automatic transmission. Priced a deal going. Trade anything or value, work. BEN BRYAN. «n-05». SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — An Equal Opportunity Employer SITUATIONS WANTED . Female (or quick sale at $325. 291-0097. 229-6660. PAINTSNO And automobile mechanic, Manalapan PE8T CONTROL OPERATOR — To REPAIRMAN area. Call 548-8814 after 6. BABYSITTING IN PRIVATE HOME — 1D65 MUSTANG — convertible, white. .2x6r)~HOLinAY~MANOIl — Two beo Interior-exterior—Fre» «itlmal«i worK at a wefl-e«tablished lo<;,a! firm 'rovlde own transportation. Red Bank Radio, heater. Blx-cyllmier stick. Pow- rooms. Seven months old. Unfurnished 741-8117 Personnel Service GROCERY CLERKS In Fled Bank. Experience required and m 842-2981 or 747-3440. •r steering. S155O. 671-3847. Int water tinst: heat. 787-Rf>52. FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — All Experienced on black and references Liberal .benefits. Plea»e types masonry, Charles Hower, Con 12-7:30 a.m. SHIFT write P.O.' pox 700, Red Bank. WILL WATCH CHILDREN - Infants 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Block, fully GENERAL Good buy. fJO'xlO', man; tractor. 747-4479. 8EK3RETARIES white. AND COLOR Immediate full time openings. Excel- to five years. In my home. Call 787- equipped. LIKe new H.595. Call WASH- extras. $3100, lent salary, plus 10% premium pay. HELP! # needed to repaip r IS" hole 8467. INGTON'S AUTO SERVICE, 264-1323, 264-0101. RUBBER STAMPS — Made to order All company benefits, chamis for an In callingl . FFaii r HHave n hhome . CCalll TRIUMPH — 1065 Til 4-A, Ell Tjptioii Fast efficient service. Use at home ol 1 vancement. Apply In person 1-2408 after 5 p.m. NURSE COMPANION — Experienced. 8x45 TRAILER — Furnished. Full business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. To operations manager. No fee. To $120. Five-day Desires private nursing care. Elderly Excellent condition, a-10-4408 days, 727- air conditioned, wall-to-wall carpet. A Executive — No fee. To J.12S. 3606 evenings, weekends. LAWN MAINTENANCE — Insurance Agency. Fee negotiable. To 1 BIG W SUPERMARKETS person. Time arranged. References. good buy. Jl,000. Cull 787-8465 after hedges cut. Estimates given. Reason KX)/ 40 hour week 66 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank SUPER MARKET 222-51X7. 1957 FORD — Two-door, Katlio, heater. 2 p.m. able. Dally and monthly. 741-064B. Marketing Manager ^ Lively. (96. PAINTERS —Experienced, qualified Full time, permanent help wanted. WOMAN WILL DO light housekeeping V-8. Body In excellent shape. 1 think HOLLY HILL To Vies President — To 5100. Time-and-a-half overtime tor-Interior or exterior. |1.75 an hour, and light cooking for elderly person. It needs a crank shaft seal. Tremen- MOBILE HOME SALES ODD J0lfs~- Call 747-4332. dous hny for the. do-it-yourself me- Lisht hauling year round employment. M2-1973 or PRODUCE CLERKS New and UBed 671-134 pay ^ 741-6890. chanic at only {35. Call 776-9477 (Nep- See the newest concept in Mobile Home CTJBRK-TYPISTS GROCERY CLERKS SCHOOL'S STARTING! WORKING? tune area) anytime. living, the decant Delta for 1907, ex MR. FIX IT — Carpentry, plumblnL 1 Permanetif position Expert QhlM care available Immediate- clusively on display at Holly Hill. Wf All type o! maintenance. No Job too DISHWASHER — Bteidy, rear round NISHT GROCERY CLERKS ly. Board. My home, Atlantic High- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — College bound. 1 lands. 2S1-CWW. Must sell by Sept. 6., »675. Call 747- carry a complete line of 12' wldes. Le' small or too large. Free estimate. Call Good akUls. Aocuracy Important. Heavy Profit Sharing PORTERS 5449. us show you how easy it is to buy - alter 0:30, 787-5677. putillo coataot. Good salary. employment. Apply in peraon, no phone quality Mobile Home. Open 9 a.m. to 1 DAIRY CLERKS RAMBLER station wagon, $75. p.m. dally, to 6 p.m. Saturday. Rt. 35, BEN'S CARPENTRY - No Job Retirement plan calli. Howard Johnson'i Rettaurut, SITUATIONS WANTED - Male Southj, Amboy. Cell 721-5858 , small. Reasonable. Call 787-7136 All benefits, apply Store Manager Call OLERK ask for Ben. • Group Insurance Rt. 35, Mlddletovim. —-— SHOP-RITE SCIENTIFIC MASSAGES given by null- is&O HOME IMPROVEMENT — Paint- ified masseur. Phone • Two weeks vacation after 1200 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 747-0233. CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ing, rooting, etc. Free estimates. 566- 'ndustrlal organlza.tlon. Needs gal who 1964, four-speed. 300 h.p. New tlren. TEMPORARY POSITION — (8 to 10 TEACHER — Odd Jobs, painting, roof- 2644 or 264-6434. can talk to people by phone and keep one full calendar year weeks) for young agile man. Some col Low milage. Excellent condition. Call FITRNITURlKMOyiNa — Attics and records. Typing and light steno. To ing and siding. Rutteri or le&ders. 842-1032 after 6 p.m. JUNK CARS legs and an Interest In growlnK thlngi Carpenter work. 872-1488. cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call t85, FEE PAID. " Apply In person. Personnel Office helpful. 5100 a week salary, plus. Write 1961 CHEVROLET — Four-door. Radio REMOVED FREE 747-3002. ENGINEERS Box M-169, The Dally Regliter, Red MAINTENANCE MAN —Wants steady and heater. Good transportation. $250. DAY OR NIQHT. 787-2071 DRAFTING AND ART WORK Bank. Job. Cemetery experience, pipe fitting, Calf<787-0303 after 5 p.m. PROMPT SERVICE — CONTRACTS CUSTOMER SERVICE MONi£OMERY painting, carpentry, etc. Power equip- WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON REFRESENTIVE8 ALL TYPES . > 1957 CADILLAC — Five new tires, re' Four wheel drive. Good condition. Rea Prospective, isometric, mechanical DESION AUTO BODY ment, handyman. Have tools. Henry. built transmission, new battery and sonable. Call 6710838. B and J Drafting Co. 741-3776 WARD PROJECT " 787-6180. radiator. Call 842-0797. SALES METAL MAN JUNK CARS WANTED LAWNS MOWED AND EDGED — $ft New Industry needs gal with , ADMINliTRATIVI! . Call between hours 8 a.m. and"*5 p.m, I960 HILI1MAN — 51,000 miles. Good BHOKE AUTO WRECKERS Reasonable-FreB estimates^ related experience. Telepnona contact. Eatontown NJ. 946-8388. FINANCIAL tires 28 miles to gallon. ?225 or best 543-5544 223-1SK PEE PAH), An equal opportunity employer OUR NEW TECHNICAL STAFF Ig AT offer. Call 787-1595. FORD PARTS MAN — Opening lor BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ODD JOBS YOUR SERVICE. INTERVIEWS AR- he right man at Tom's Ford, Keyport. JUNK CARS PICKED UP Part-tlm» ARCHITECTURAL RANGED DAILY, 9 TO 5 AND THURS- 1965 HGB — Excellent condition. Good, 'BOOKKEEPER ^d experience preferred. Other parts MEAT, . GROCERY, DELICATESSEN year wide track tires, wire wheels. Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking — 642-M38 74i*-0612 DRAFTSMAN-DESIGNER. DAY EVENINGS, 7:30TO9:00. PLEASE >ackground will be considered. Flvt 11400 or best offer. 842-1221 or 842-U94. Fully experienced. Call 747-1500. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT, :ay week. Fringe benefits. Ask fo for sale. Money maker for willing PICK-UP TRUCK — With over-cat DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS BRINO OR SEND RESUME. FEE couple. Will finance. 872-9713. 1961 CREENBRIAR VAN — New ISur :arhper attached, for week of. Sept 15, - Excellent work at reasonable prices. MECHANIC WELDER — Rogers Truck ack'Btllllngs, 264-1600 Eves: 671-8182 Red Bank area, run charge preferred. FAID. LANDSCAPING BUSINESS for sale. •peed transmission and clutch. Extras. Call 787-3906. School wear or tashlon. Call 291-3981, WO. Equipment, Hwyr- 35, Kltontowa Call TRUCK DRIVER — For garbage. Must Very 'good condition. Must sell. 5500. Mr. Gray, 542-3220. Includes latest equipment. Call 741-5451 be able to drive and' pick up garbage after 6 p.m. 671-3986. Tom back door. Must have transporta- AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRES3 OP- 1950 WILLYS JEEP — Station wagon. EMPLOYMENT y EMPLOYERS ion. to Job. call 671-0118. LUNCHEONETTE — Rare opportunity ERATOR — Looking tor steady work or young family. Currently paying In- Good condition. Call PORD ENGINE—272, bored 40, recon. HELP WANTED—FEMALE with overtime. Apply la persori, Zitey 741-359T EMPLOYERS RENTAL AGENT-SALARIED come tax on S75fl per week. Reason- dltloned heads, turned crank shaft Metal Products, 1 C&tHerlns St., Red able terms. P&u! Bragar Agency, 1962 RAMBLER — Bucket seats, stlcK, Crane cam and kit. Holly four barrel, Bank. Personnel Service Shrewsbury., 747-0221. . • and/or 1958 .Chevrolet convertible, Mallory distributor, not assembled, S75, Pleasure Bay Garden Apartments, At- loaded. 871-2762. 542-9331. outald lantic Ave., Lone Branch. Full time, 'OR LEASE—Good going Gulf service Personnel Service PROFESSIONAL 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3555 permanent position. Firm 40-hour week. station in Mlddletown Twp, area. Paid 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA CONVERT- New Jersey ~Sale ' s License required. training period. Good deal to qualified IBLE, Radio, heater, whltewalls, pow- AUTO RENTALS Wut.' Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. SALES OPPORTUNITY AUTO PARTS MAN" Star_ t Immediately... Contact General man. 9 to 5 weekdays. HE er steering, automatic transmission. 77 Broad St. Rted Bank 741-3555 WITH UNLIMITED COMPENSATION Chrysler products and International Manager, Apt 3. No telephone calls. Nights, weetenda. 264-0439. Good condition. 787-8326. WAITRESSES — Evenings Must tx POTENTIAL. ONE OP THE NATION'S trucks. Call (or appointment, Maurice TOM'S FORD over ^Experienced. Apply Pleasanl WOMAN BETWEEN 60-55 Unattached LARGEST COMPANIES WILL TRAIN Schwartz & Sons, 747-0787, QUALITY CONTROL SODA FOUNTAIN FOR LEASE 1963 THUNDERBIRD — Deluxe Model vkuey inn, Rt. 34, Holmdel. Fop Inter. to watch three small children. Willing YOU IN -A LIFETIME SALES AND Call Landau, hardtop, air conditioned, full MANAGEMENT CAREER WHERE EXPERIENCED DISHWASHER MANAGER 747-4620 power, S1585. 747-0956. RENT A CAR view call 046-8625. to do light housework. Must be able YOUR INCOME (SALARY PLUS COM- to work any hours. Own transportation WANTED — Start Immediately. Must MODERN DINER—For »ale. A-l con- 100 Hwy. 35 Keypo: and references. 787-5748. MISSION) CAN SOAR WITHOUT CEIL- have transportation. 590 per week. Ap. 1965 FALCON — Eight. Common stick. ING DEPENDING ON YOUR ABILITY. ply COLONY RESTAURANT, Avenll. Exi>erlervced in quality control pro- dition. Seating capacity for M. All Many extras. Owner transferred to BOOKKEEPING DEPART THE ASSOCIATE WE WISH TO ADDof Two Rivers, Rumson. cedures, In accordance with MI7-*-STD- stainless steel. Fully equipped. All re- B-JUtn America. J1.0J5. 842-1355 after 5. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST wanted TO OUR ORGANIZATION SHOULD 105. Primary responsibility or main- frigeration working. Sacrifice. Enlarg- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES full-time. Apply In person. Combs Anl TLYMOUTH 1955 — Four door. Goo< HAVE A COLLEGE DEGREE OR ITSPORTER AND MAINTENANCE MAN tenance of quality on large military ing. Fraction of cost. Write for further MENT in local area is looking mil Hospital, Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. EQUIVALENT IN SUCCESSFUL BUSI- needed. Full time day position wit contract. Most assume complete re- Information, Box 103. Iselln, N. J. _ transportation. Standard shift. Call 542- Windmill Class Sailboat NESS EXPERIENCE AND IS DE- benefits. For appointment call 229-141 npoiutlhtlUy for all quality control and 4"36. WAITRESSES — Experienced. Immedi- SIROUS OF GREATER OPPORTUNI- between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Inspection functions. Salary commensur- LAUNDROMAT — COIN OPEPvATED 1954 FALCON FUTURA—Fully equipped, No. 2072. One year old. With trail for a woman who is reliable ate openings, day and night shift. TY FOR INCREASING EARNINGS. ate with experience and ability. In shopping, Plaza. W.500. Call 264- excellent condition. Must sell, going and sails. Fully equipped. $850. Call Apply in person Shore Manor Diner, SILK SCREEN PRINTER — Exper 2416 or 671-9721. overseas. 741-4243. 943-2447. After 6 p.m.. 264-9431. Hwy. 35, Keyport. enced or trainee,-over 18. Driver's 11. Additional openings available In quallt; adept with figures and CALL 543-7587. . EVENING3 747-0151 cense. Call for appointment, 842-4646. 1957 CHEVROLET — 327, three-speed SAV-COTE EXPERIENCED WOMAN — To baby FOR APPOINTMENT. control department. MONEY TO LOAN I urst, high performance cam. -~J sit for infant five morninga a week. EXPERIENCED TANK TRUCK DRIV- heads. Call after 5, 741-6471. THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATING good "typist. Pleasant work References and transportation required. An equal opportunity employer M/F ER WANTED Apply Rollo Trucking Apply in person MONEY TO LOAN — FHA,t, VA, con- Available At THE YACHT SHOP Call 671-5440. 295 Broadway, Keyport. ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE ventional Edwin S. Stark, Realtor. 264- P iNTIAC — 1860 four-door hardtop. 1184 Ocean'Ave. Sea Bright 842-191; AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ME- 0333. One family. Excellent condition. Call ing conditions with libera WAITRESSES — Luncheon, full time. CHANIC -- Experience required. Good PRODUCTION CORP. 7H-290J. Restaurant. DON QUIXOTE INN, Rtpay. , retirement plan, paid vacations. FIRST, SECOND and THIRD Mort- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP gages. Business loans, consolidation, 19.W THUNDERBIKD — Cream puff. New Jersey's Largest Marine Buppl benefits. Reply in own hand 34 Matawan. 568-7977. Many other benefits. Apply In person, EMPLOYEES 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank Excellent condition. Also I960 Chrysler, Bouse. 34 Wharf Ave., Tied Bank. MOUNT ENGLISH SALES CO., Maple Good starting salary oans. Also mortgages bought and lold. full power, good condition. 566-7542. 741-5780 HAIRDRESSER — Manager-operator. Ave., Red Bank. Excellent benefit program CUSTODIANS 531-4700. Ask for Mr. Tlmm. Open Sundays and holidays. writing to Box M-l 54, Th Apply In person, 439 Broad St., Shrews- Hospltalization AND GROUNDSMEN 1962 CHEVROLET—Bel. Air wagon. Ex- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. bury. DRIVERS AND HELPERS — Experi- Life insurance cellent condition. No 'money down. enced in handling Household goods. Retirement Year round employment-40 hr. week- INSTRUCTION Rank will finance *595 at only 59.80 14' FIBERGLASS MFG — 20 h.ti. Daily Register, Red Bank. WAITRESSES—HOWARD JOHNSON'S Apply In person, Anderson Brothers, opportunity for overtime-liberal bene- weekly. Call collect, 721-7100, OABIS Mercury, bought new Sept 1965. 3( has openings on all, shifts. Experience Inc., 51-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank. ARMSTRONG CORK CO. fits, paid vacation and holidays. S68 MAKE YOUR EVENDJOS COUNT MOTORS, Rt. 9, Sayrevllle. m.p.h. $425. Call 842-2675. unnecessary, will train. Attractive uni- Beers a'nf Francis. %ts., Keyport-— to-slart Call 222-6600 for- Interview. forms, pleasant surroundings. Heals, CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. 1960 CADILLAC — White Coupe De- 1063 EVINRUDE MOTOR — 18 h.p. - An Equal Opportunity Employer^ NURSERY WORKERS—Top salaries to EVENINO CLABSES NOW MINIMUM $2,22 HOUR paid vacations and iiOBpltal plan. Ap. IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY- FORMINO • -Vllle. Good -running. order-^FuU. power. ply in person between 9-5 or call 741- MENT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, MAN OR BOY to help in laundry an experienced men. Excellent working Extras. Asking iW, 842-1055. 842-3052 steaming, detailing, etc. Good wages, conditions. Apply in person, Holly Acres 3340. HOWARD JOHNSON'S, Garden dry cleaning plant. Five day week. Ap- SHORTHAND SPEED TYPINO 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Super SOLD AT SACRIFICE — 15' Thompson EXPERIENCED ONLY State Parkway, South Amboy. (Service benefits. Country Sudser Car, Wash, ply In person, Morey LaRue, Hwy, 35Nursery, 454 Nutswamp Rd., Middle- Rt 35, Mlddletown. Eatontown. town. BUSINEBS ENGLISH & SPELLING •port. Excellent condition. Asking (1400. with navy top.. Includes 35 h.p. John- Sewing machine operators. Union shop entrance Bordentown Ave.) REVIEW SHORTHAND Call 264-8579. son motor with trailer. All acceisorle Vacations with pay. All holidays paid TRUCK DRIVER — Between 25 and A-l. 787-0804 or 798-7588. DOMESTIC HELP — 8 to 4:30. BAKER'S HELPER — Italian bread FULLER BRUSH CO. 33. Call 747-1485 or come Into 14 N. OFFICE MACHINES 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY—Red, black top. Fringe benefiu. 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. tatlng weekends. Apply In person, Mon- products. Full time. Call lor appoint- Bridge Ave., Red Bank. DICTATION, TRANSCRIPTION Very low mileage. Absolutely perfeot, 17' SEA SCAMP — 40 h.p. Johnsoi . 'ADAMS BROS. mouth Convalescent Center. 229 Bath ment 787-6022. Full and part-time. Retired men, shift »ot a scratch. RUMSON CITQO STA- electromatlc, convertible top, back cov 25 8. Bridge Ave. Red Bank Ave., Long Branch. 229-<300, workers, teachers and students. S2.0( TION, River Rd. b. Blngham Ave. er. All accessories Including; skis. t87r CAR WASHERS—PART-TIME, WEEK- per hour guaranteed to start. Call 546- MEN - GUARDS - $7. WEEKLY Call 747-5858. NURSES' AIDES AND LPNS — Fo ENDS ONLY. Minimum age 16. Only 3257, 462-1074, 775-9288. 583-1313. (8 weeks mln.—6 hours per week) 1964 PONTIAC — Oatallna, Midnight day and afternoon shlfu. Experience BOOKKEEPER WANTED — Experi- WATCHMEN enced preferred. Write Box 666, Redmen conditioned hard work need ap- blue- convertible. B«st offer. Call Mr«. 14' ALUMINUM JON BOAT — Wit]preferred: Apply Holmdel Nursing ply. Training In detailing, vacuuming, No experience needed, Steady, full and Gorman, 842-0893. 3'A h.p. motor. All new. Best offer Home, Rt. 34, Holmael, 846-4200. Bank, or call 741-126t TOOL MAKER part-time positions. Uniform plus fringe STUART SCHOOL Call 291-1703. steaming, Mo, Country Budser Car Light, clean Interesting work. Good lffffl FftTfN — GooGodd runninn g condi- WOMAN — For counter work. Apply OFFICE NURSE — Part or full time Wash, Rt 35, Mlddletown. math and mold cavity experience help- jcneflta. Qood working conditions. Holm- of Business Administration tion. Blue. Askinki g $200$200 . ClCalll MUST SELL — Sacrlllce Jersey Speec: Ludvlg's Delicatessen, Para-medlcal duties. Dermatology ful but not essential. A challenging Job- del area. Box A-134, The Dally Register, FIRST CLASS MACHINIST"— And a Red Bank. VISIT WRITE PHONE 264-8579 Skiff, *500. 14' Aristocraft with 28 h.p Monmouth Medical Center. Excellent lathe hand wanted, for Interesting, chal- for an above average man seeking Evlnrudt, lull controls, In water. 1350 hourB and Salary. Write Box M-174, security. More than the usual henettta. YOUNG MECHANICALLY INCLINED 501 Grand Ave. Asbury Park 775-8545 1961 THUNDERBIRD-eONVERXIBLH 741-1626. HOUSEWIVES - Earn $39.63 workinj lenging and permanent position in our — Excellent condition. $696. Call 671- part time. Car and.phone required. The Daily Register, Red Bank. newly expanded plant. Pay to $3.75 Engineered Precision Casting cV, Pal-MAN—Interested In learning all phases OUR ORADS GET JOBS! 3361 after 6 p m. 1958 30' KINO SKIFF — Cadillac en Complete details given In ln'«view. per hour with profit sharing and hos-mer Ave., Mlddletown. 671-2424 if manufacturing electro-mechanical gtne. Sleeps four, standup head, gal Call lor appointment between 9;3O and OCCASIONAL DAYTIME BABYSIT- pltallzatlbn. Please call 291-0500 for components. Jobs Include assembly, LB.M. TRAINING IS THE KEY 1956 CHEVROLET — Engine good 11:30 a.m. or between 6-7 p.m. 264-5862. TERS WANTED — Transportation not appointment. Kessler-Ellls Co., Atlantic BARTENDER — Full time. Restau- light machine work, parts control. 842- TO YOUR SUCCESS ley. In water. Excellent condition. Must nsce3sary. oak Hill area. Call 671-2952. rant DON QUIXOTE INN, Rt. 34 Ma. 3535. shape. Snow tires, radio, service man- sell. $3000. 787-4401. . Highlands. . tawan. 666-7977. ual. $50 takes. 046-4561. FAIR HAVEN — Woman with car t ary clean- F.a.11 classes now forming. NORTH- 28' EGO HARBOR — Twin Gray COUNTER GIRL wanted for dr 1 CADILLAC 1966 — Convertible, make breakfast and get two small chll Ing plant. Must bo neatneat,, wllilnl g to AUTO MECHANIC ELECTRON TUBE TECHNICIAN • - SAST"-Business vJiKchftlt School. 54 Low1 Fully equipped lor oftrtiore fishing. drcn off to school. 6:45 a.m. to 8:4 Background must Include understand- HELP WANTED-Male - Female mileage. Like new. Original owner. Call S3500. 842-l573 or 741-6850. workrk. Apply In personperson , MoMorer y La Rue, FOR IMPORTED CAR DEALER. Steady Broad %, Red Bank, 747-tW. S42-0383. am Mon through Frl., 545 a montl Hwy. 35, Eatontown. job, good pay. All fringe benefits. Ap- ing of schematics and familiarity with Occasionally all day in case ol Illness. ply In person. Red Bank Auto Imports. all types of meters, scopes and elec- RETIRED or semi retired couple for JTHUNDERBIHD 1961—Convertible. Full Columbia Sailing Yachts Call 741-2406 after 4 p.m. WOMAN — Two afternoons. Ironing tro mechanical devices. Experience In part-time gardening and light domes- (More Classified Ads ./power, loaded. Not one cent down, On Display At and light housewark^_T_ransporULtlon Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886. glass, ceramics, and vacuum tech- io services, In exchange live rent free feank.wl" 111 financ" e $89'""5" a*t onl——y $9.2•""0"THB YACHT SHOP. Authorized Dealei FACTORY WORKERS and references necessary. Call after 6, ELECTRICIANS WANTED niques Important. Salary commensurate ln a lovely, new furnished home. Write On The Next Page) weekly. Call collect, 721-7100, OASIS 11M Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 942-1913. 542-1917. . Call with ability. Signalite, Inc. 775-2490. o. Box 101, West Lone Branch. MOTORS. Ht. 9, Sayreville. Fiberglass Yachts 21' to 50*. Full time employment. Hospltallzattor,, 747^3664 »ald holidays and other benefits. Boms EXTRA MONEY lobs paying Incentive rates after short FULL-TIME DAYS — Apply in per- HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WAyTTJ-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE "TIUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE EOR-CHRISTMAS... son, Llncroft Esso, roRP Hwy. 35, Keyport. Lmcrott Flexible hours. Service established cus. RELIABLE WOMAN — .- turners. Have women earning $40 perJANITORS and EXPERIENCED •mall boys for working mother. Musi week and more part-time. Exciting FLOOR WAXBRS — Full time and JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER have own transportation to Colts Neck. and, new. Call now. 291-1687, 787-144 part-time available. Apply In person, Call 946-4029, after 6 p.m. Bldg. 692, Fort Monmouth, or call 532- and 566-1643. 2031. RED BANK MERCHANT — Needs MANICURIST — With exportenci MACHINISTS — INSTRUMENTMEN part-time secretary-bookkeeper. Write PORTERS — Full time day positions Mr. Jay. P.O. Box 205, Red Bank wanted. Full or part-time. TONY'S available In growing hospital. Good HOUSE OF BEAUTY, 222-9795. working conditions with many fringe NURSE'S AIDES (2)-Nlght shift, 11 to SECRETARY— OIRL FRIDAY — Man-benefits. Call Personnel Dept., River- BAYSHORE 7-30 Excellent salary. Fringe bene- view Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 225. agement consultant seeks conflden fits.' Call 222-5277 between 9 a.m. Career Job Openings At — full time secretary and part-time (three PIPE FOREMEN — And laborers, days a week) clerk typist. Fnmlllar shovel operators. Part-time office- help. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH PART-TIME DRUG CLERK — Hazle with IBM electric. Good at figures. Must be experienced. Call 566-4698. Keyport area. Experience not necel Steno deslrablo- but ,not necessary. sary. Hours 12 "noon to 6 p.m. Monda] Write Box M-I75, The Dally Register, FULL TIME PANTRY MAN needed, Enjay Chemical Company through Friday. Write Box G-124, Tin Red Bank. 8 to 5, six days. Call 747-1585 Because Of The Elements Dally Register, Red Bank. FLORIST — Experienced. Steady posi- OFFICE HELP — Mondays, Wednes- tion, full time. Good salary. Call 826- MECHANIC —To work on trucks and days, Thursdays, 9 to 4:30 Pipe Con- 4790. equipment. Top pay. Call after 8 a.m. Humble Oil & Refining Company .531,8862., „_ We Cannot Advertise tractor. MuBt'be experienced. Call 666- RELIABLE WOMAN — To cafe 10) LINDEN, NEW. JERSEY 4698. three small children and clean house. AIRCRAFT MECHANICS WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply Ir Must furnish own transportation person only, no phone. Matawan Diner, live In. Wookends off. 842-0753. A + P licensed, one year experience". $50 OVER OUR COST. Hwy 34, Matawan WOMAN WANTED — To take care of MARKERS AND CHECKERS I semi Invalid and do hnusowork. Own AIRCRAFT MECHANICS Men Who Are High School Graduates or Shore's finest laundry and dry clean transportation. Full time. References, FOR THE LOWEST PRICES liiK plant i No oxr^rlenco necessary alvo your phono number, Write P.O. UNLICENSED but must be wllllnc wnflior. Tnp wages Box 153, Keyport. Four years experience P-Ufl vnontiona. Frep hoflpltallzatlon. WOMAN — To cloim house, 9 to' 1, Equivalent — Experience Not Necessary SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Apply Slnr Clcanera, U2 Myrtlo Ave. llvo days a week. Own transportation AIRCRAFT SHEET METAL I/inK Branrh, necessary. Cull 747-5058^ MECHANICS CASHIERS WOMEN—PART-TIME Factory Fresh Don't Be Fooled Pay PART-TIMK Contractor located on Naval Air Station •47s Monthly nedliite. opening' 1M P-m. Excel Fuller" nrush Co. has local territories. WE WILL TRAIN YOU By Phony Ads lent Hillary, S""'! worlilnu conditions. Customers waiting for you. $1.50 an All company limi-tlls. Apply In prrsor hour Euarnntoed to start. Call 566-3257, PAGE AIRWAYS VALIANTS Wo Don't Advertise $45.85 402-1074. 775-D288, fi83-1313. P.O. Box 24 Lakohurst BIG W SUPERMARKETS PLYMOUTHS Demonstrators. $50.54 1 Newman Sprint;. ! Hd. Keil^iln NKH1D SCHOOL FUNI537 20\-657-03l!l Pay While You Train Starts At $3.21 An Hour - CHRYSLERS Wo Advcrtlso $69.84 (illtL WANTED No rxpiTli'iicr CUTTBR — For ladles' Bportswoar, HOIISKWIVES lllic yourself am Year round Joli, with plenty ot over- Factory Fresh 67's. eiii-'iry Aplilv Htatlon Cleaners, h WAGONS $57.78 W.' Krniit Kl., lied Ilnnk. nnrnlng Komi l»«"' V ^present time. Devon Knitwear, 305 wharburton Inc Avon OnsmcHlcs. Openings non, 'St., LmiK HiaiRh _2'i2O;i7.'i. nvnllniiln for oilnllflcit women, Write 1 Regular Increases To RI8V2 An Hour After 4 Years HAIRDRESSERS~- TWO .1 nirdmll, I'.O- n»x 7S8, Pur Vbt7NO~ MAN — Over IR, Wlliing to If you nro looking for domonstrator modoli, thosn pricqs will Acmi.'ilniiH'il 1" rino I'llrntnl. Htoady, Mi.ninouth, or eiill 741-4313 or 4(12 ni Iraili- as mnohln" olirnitor. Kx- ic evenlni:. Hiilnry I'ln-i eon»ml;i:ilrin :i:i77. Icnco not n™™ary. Apply SOIIIF- not suit you. Tho prices listod nbovo oro for now con. Not ill Lurry Elneinan, Tll-nolU. Cnntrss )'W EMIUlOlllEIlY CEN'l'KR. Hwy. • FREE PENSION PLAN • HEALTH INSURANCE Ivor, I.lnernrt. proviouily mod. KtnA ry 1 : PKRlKNCKirwAlTltKHHEH — l'"<> rt 11 mo \2 tn -0 hrfl. wi'nlily. Muni QUANn V'c'(INTitoirMAN~-""Wllil~l!x • GROUP INSURANCE ' ' • SAVINGS PLAN feo tllinp. Apply In ittraon,. Shor rk mmin Hnlnnlnys or Wed. nml I-'rl. ln'rlopu'i' III t'lrelionlctl. Apply In per mint Inn. Hwy. 35 A Holnulcl' ltd. nvdllriKH fur rredlt phraio rnlln. Horn sun, lOleelro Inipuhii, 116 nii'Stnilt St., WE CAN GET DEMONSTRATORS yplny. Apply in prr.inn, II::IO In muni ti'il Ilnnli. • SICKNESS BENEFITS • LIBERAL VACATIONS WOMAN - V'nr ilnif: i^iud coiimrllc di1 Mr. ISmlMifr, J, Krlilrl, Hrnml mid HI 11MOIUNTHN 11KNT • 1''

INSTRUCTION NEED OR USE WILL .., GREEN GROVE GARDENS Tl-1£ BERG AGENCY FOUR ROOMS - $115 REALTORS O.i. CIVI1* MDRVKSBv T^TS! SELL Men-women 18 and over. Secure Jobs (ONE ^BEDROOM) $16,900 Hl«h starting pay. Short hours. Ad' vancement. Preparatory training a! * Five Rooms JTwo Bedrooms) $ 140 Sprawling Ranch tiome as long as required. Thousands FAST of Jubs open Experience usually urv • Efficiency 12ft Rooms) $ 95 riecesflary. FREE booklet on jobs, WITH A QUICK ACTION Excellent Condition salaries, requirements. Approved l>> SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS Don't miss this one. Brand new listing. Three spacious bedrooms, New Jersey Board of EdunUitm, Vonn LOW-COST FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING tlonal Division. Write TO PAY giving dinmg area, ceramic tik'd bath, ultra modern kitchen, 24' living name, address, pi;t>n« and time t DAILY REGISTER T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. refrigerators, parking and "walk-In sforcuie room, full basement, fenced-in yard. Many extras. home, Lincoln Servlc*. Rnx 0-154, T! facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets, Walk to shopping p'aia, buses and VETS NO DOWN, NON VETS $700 DOWN Daily Register, Rt'rt Bank. school. FAMILY AD DIRECTIONS: Garden state exit 117 to 36, east on ~3A to Airport Shopping ^T^N^5". munity can be ypurs at (24,900, asking. ducts from his home. 222-ttol mond, Hardman and Pianola Players. Various widths. Two doors. 264-1207 af- RED BANK — Three rooms, nicely 19J Highway 85 ., Middletown; N. J. Call today 1 Many floor modelJ and used pianos. ter 8 p.m. furnished. Fine location. Garage. Adults Open 7 days " 844-2026 or 671-2727 Active in church, political and DRUM BET — Like new. In 'red inly. 741-2008. Eves: Mrs. Adeline Blegel 264-4296 civic affairs, Mr. - Kniffin is a 1 ENOYOLOPBDIA BRITANNICA — 1S68 All payments are approximate and sub- HALL BROS., Realtors •purkle. xovtofy™^ ""' budget terms available on all pur- edition.. 24 volumes with bookcase' and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS V Two-bed- ject to PHA-VA approval. 833 Rlve.r Rd. Til-7686 Fair Haven past president of the Holy Name ihases. ix1 annual yearbooks 19KMM. Excellent room apartment, furnlshedA All utlll Member Multiple Listing Service 18tn CENTURY BARN lor sale, 48x33 ndltion. 5M0. 842-1967. ties. $U0 per month. 291-1' " x2S hmd hewn timbers, pegsed floor. STRATHMORE RESALES 8AVH fruitless hours of searching by -LEGAL NOTIC To he moved. 462-0508. 775-^300 COLOR TV'S — REPOSSESSED "AND 3"—ROOM APARTMENT Ranches, Oapea, Colonials starting. In sending for our free comprehensive New console piano, $338 NEW. NO MONEY DOWN, $1.50 (PER vllle. Unfurnished. Call betwi the low 20*i. Our office located In the catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- " -,.. FQRSALE! . ". WEEK. FREE- ANTENNA. INSTA.VT and 5 p.m. 049-5365. heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 34. Call ion estates, waterfronts, farms., Mul- NOTICE CREDIT. CAli. DR. DRAKE, 373^636. us whether selling or buying. 7 days, tiple Listings. STATE OF NEW JERSEY ThMe-year-old RBMidlo.two-«p|ed tape RADIATOR — Hot water heat, cast ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 21 hr. service. Call 366-7600 anytime. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor DEPARTMENT OF STATE. recorder, minus mike. Worth MO; will Iron, 48" long x 24" high, ?8 sections, large rooms, first floor, con' .. "IBROOK OF MATAWAN, Real- CERTIFICATE' OP DISSOLUTION %\n away for *25. Burke professional tubes, S35. 78T-6180. MACHINERY FOR SALE shopping and buses. All utilities sup "Our 49th Year" To all to whom these presents may Soli clubs, has. head covers, complete. piled. *125. 291-0310. If no answer, call MS Hwy. 39 Shrewsbury 741-8800 REDWOOD SOFA — Two matching after 9 p.m. come, Greeting: Usid one «ea«on. Worth fMO. Must sell. chairs.' S35. Antique picture frames, ONE H. D. HE BUIADOZER — One COTTON RIDGE HOMES WHEREAS, It appear! to my satis- 990* will throw In $15 worth ot golfing (5 and up. 291-9124. H. D. S bulldozer. One H. D. 5 loader. RED BANK — Three rooms. Heat and Custom built. Price $32,500 ana up. % $fc500 DOWN faction, by duly authenticated record fcooki. 6' cabinet with light and lull Excellent condition. 229-1553. hot water supplied. Near transporta- acre lots. City water, sidewalks, . gas JNCROFT — Four-bedroom split, IM of the proceedings for the voluntary back mirror. Use »« china cabinet or 'IPE ORGAN — Six stop Robert Mor- tion. Newly decorated-. 1st floor. Mon- anit electricity. Also built according baths, 23' recreation room, *i of an dissolution thereof by the unanimous ion Theater Pipe Organ. See and play. MICHIGAN — 025 loader, good condl bar. one side, unfinished. Originally tlon, #,500. Ca.t D-6 Dozer. W.O00. Cat mouth St. Inquire 62 Harding Rd. 7-il- to your plans and specifications. Nut- acre of privacy. CROWELL AGENCY, consent of all the stockholders, de- from li.L estate. Mirror alone worth (1S00. 842-0702 evenings. 955, rebuilt bottom, very clean, 59000, 1607. swamp Ed., River Plaza, Mlddletown. Realtors, 63 Riverside Ave., 741-4030. posited in my office, that RBR In. |50. Will conilder any price over *50. Call artcr'7 p.m. 747-M17, 747-4385, 542-1100, 229-0217^ Evenings 741-3650. corporated a corporation of this State, BASEMENT LEAKING? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Five pleas- whose principal office is situated at Call befora IS noon, Men. through Frl., ant rooms. Entire first floor. Two pri- WATERFRONT — This 30' dock Is M2-M60. Don't put up with it. Thoroseal, a brush ATTRACTIVE HOME No. 40 Broad Street, In the Borough vate entrances. >Bclect location. In- the added attraction of this custom if aRed Bank County of Monmouth and "elbow grease" will stop the-leaks. MERCHANDISE WANTED cludes heat, p( TB crafted Colonial. It also features five This home sits on a "lovely landscaped GUITARS — Amplifiers. Selected group Bie Thoroseal Is $8.40 per 60 lb. bag. lot. It features a living room, dining Itawrtf New Jersey (M. Harold Kelly of Olbson - Gretsch - Fender • Kapa - between 2 ano: 6. maBter-size bedrooms, 2^ baths, two- jeinjr the agent therein and In charge The brush Is $.95 and the elbow grease COLLECTOR — Wanu old toy trains, zone baseboard heating, fireplace, room, kitchen with built-in oven and Classical. New and used. Freehold Mu- U "on you." KEANSBURG—Nice area. Modern two- "arige, three bedrooms, family room, thereof, upon whom process may be »lc Center, 85 South St. 462-4730. any condition. Pay cash or will trade: wall-to-wall carpeting, two-car garage qrved), has complied with the re- RED BANK LUMBER H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. bedroom duplex. Tile bath. Gas dryer. and many, many extras. Just right at .% baths, garage. Immediate posses- SWIMMING POOL — Left over 1967 Fenced yard. $115 per month plus utili- $44,900. STERLING THOMPSON & AS- sion. Asking $19,500. WALKER & quirements of Title 14, Corporations, Wodels at great savings. Permanent In- •earl and "Wall, Red Bank. 711-5500. ANTIQUES — Tlfrany Items, toyi, fur- ties. Immediate occupancy. 566-5212. SOC Realtors, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. WALKER, Realtors, Middletown-Holm- General, of Revised Statutes of New Harry F. Kniffin stallations and round do-it-yourself kits. ilture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, el. Multiple Listings and Trade-ins. Jersey, preliminary to the issuing of iTROLLO CHAIR — Carriage (coach), lghtlnc fixtures. Carved oak dining OAKHURST—Furnished apartment for 747-5800. this -Certificate of Dissolution. Add-On-Pools, 1400 Hwy 35, Mlldlctown. itroller, high chair, rocking chair, table ouple or senior adults. Yearly rental, lend for Catalog.. 671-3311. He organized and was chair- room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, BELFORD AREA — Two story, three- NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary 671-080B. tnd chair and car seat. $50 or will Oakhurst 631-1699 or 229-0892. ,arge grounds. Private parking. 7 Mon- sell individual pieces. Like new. Also mouth Rd. 222-4327. bedroom. Large dining room. Older >IEW SHREWSBURY — Eye-catchlns of State of tho State o[ New Jersey, man of the Monmouth and Ocean OE WASHER —Good condition, $30. car bed, $1. Playpen, $2. Screened UPRIGHT PIANO home. Call owner after 7 p.m. 787-8016. ranch. Three bedrooms, two baths. Do Hereby Certify that the said cor- Three-piece living room set, 535. Two ro-car garage. 30' living room, recrea- poration did, on the 31st day of Au- County Chapter, Knights of Col- porta-crlb, ?5. 741-4569. Good condition SEA BRIGHT EUMSON — Beautiful home and/or in- lamps, $8. M»son Jars, 60c doz. Baby 747-5034 354-room apartment .Ion room, utility room, full basement, gust, 1907, tile In my office a duly umbus, and. instituted several lay aoales, fi. Two odd chairs, fl ea. KITCHEN SET —Five-piece. Two Call 842-3146 come property. Good Income at once. :tc. An attractive landscaped 30,000 sq. executed and attested consent In writ- Novels, 50c ea. 261-0236. step-tables, mahogany finish. One BSOUITELY NO ONE PAY3 MORE Excellent location. Unusual opportunity. t. Property priced low to sell. $22,450. ing to the dissolution of snld corpora- apostolate clubs for the native double bed. All good condition. 747-3157. THAN WE DO! Antiques, weapons or JONQ BRANCH—Attractive, one-bed Call 842-1251. ••hone 512-1567. tion, executed by all the stockholders BOOK-TOY SHELVES — Solki knotty room apartment. Furnished or unfur- scholarship fund whichMs called pine 1" thick. Unpalnterl. 3O'x3G"x6". turn-o[-the-century items. OUR ATTIC, RUMSON — For a larga family. Near thereof, which said consent and the 'ENDER SHOWMAN AMPLIFIER 229-1140. nished. Convenient location. Immediate JXCEPTIONALLY WELL MAIN- record of the proceedings aforesaid are the Society of St. Peter the Apos- ft. 48">t36"xl2", $10. Ml-1671. $280. Excellent condition, must sell. school, bus, shopping. Older house. iccupancy. S125. LILLA SVENDSEN, Needs decorating only. (23,500. Call TAINED RANCH—Home that Is a Joy now on file In my Bald office as pro- tle. BEAUTIFUL DlrOTG ROOM SET — Call 842-2213 after 5. Broker. 229-5686 or 222-6450. J15-0173. to behold. Largo living room, dining ided by law. Custom made sofa, two large bedroom, USED SHUTTERS — $2 each. 31 PETS AND LIVESTOCK room, eat-in Kitchen, four bedrooms, •• IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, •els, )n perfect condition. 787-3183. Branch Ave., 22x17 gameroom, two baths, ' screened I have hereto set my hand and He is a social member and lay COMMERCIAL RENTALS VBRY NICB WHTTB 8TUC0O HOOSB .ANTIQUE SHOP — Early Victorian Red Bank. A-l IN PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOM- porch. Acre-plus plot. Wall-to-wall car- SEAL affixed my official seal, at Tren- chaplain of the Fair Haven Fire ING — All breeds, poodles our special- pet, dishwasher and dryer Included. ton, this 31st day of August •ofa, irm chair, china, glassware, etc. TOP SOIL — Clean, rich. $4 cu. yd. RIO BANS — - Store for not with Company, a past president of the 117 Main St., Port Monmouth. ty, Formerly Canine Chateau now un- — Black shutters. 47 South Bl. Red S29;900. REDDEN AGENCY, Realtors A. D. one thousand nlno hundred Reduction tor largo quantities. Call 741- der management of' Country Squire reu p»rUn«. U3 West Front SL Call 301 Maple Ave., corner Bergen PI., and sixty-seven. Democratic Club and a past pres- GOLD ACRYLAN RUG — 12x19' with 7250. Pet Shop. AKO puppies for sale.^Hwy. 741-1063 or 942-2110. Bank. Call 8T1-1404 tor details. Ued. Bank. 741-9100. ROBERT M. PALCEY fceavy mat. Mahogany grand piano. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — 35, Eatontown. S42-6236. DESIRABLE KIVXK FRONT suite- Secretary of state. ident of the Holy Name Society Love seat. Call 741-2532 after 7 p.m. Freezer top, good working order, $30. SHREWSBURY Sept. 5, 12, 19 $33.81 POODLE CLIPPING — J5. on (Irst floor Is tha Tuller Buildtn* SANDY BEACH — Huge rock garden. First time offered! Three-bedroom of Nativity'Catholic Church. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Call 67.W412. , Call Call • 747-H4O. - Fabulous view. California — Florida J homo conveniently located In Shrews- - *Henmore starring machine, etc. Days, THREE PIECE LIVING BOOM SUITE 741-0164:. IF YOU ARE! INTERESTED — In a ranch. 5 3ibedrooms> den.-. 2V4 baths. bury Boro. Excellent condition Inside, Mr. Kniffin and his wife, the 864-2560, evenings 741-7966. —Plus two end tables and coffee table. brand new modern office space, well Asking $41,900. Principal* only: 291- and out. Lovely secluded yard: May we former Miss Julia Sweeney, ex- BEAGLE — Registered. One year old. 1475. . PROPOSAL AH In excellent condition. $100. Call Female. Reasonable. Call located ID the center of Red Bank, con- show it to you today? SIS.OuO. WALK- alter 5. 741-6U1S. tract use for further Information. THE ER & W.ALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 35, Notice Is hereby given that iMIeil pect to vacation - in ^California, INSTRUCTION 77&-72S3. MIDDLETOWN — -By owner, four- bids will bo received In the Reception CHILDREN'S DESKS — Rustic knotty DOW3TRA AGENCY. 741-8700. bedroom split level. 2V4 batlfe, den, Shrewsbury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Service. Room of the Office of the Director, where they will visit their son, pine 1" thick, 12"x22"x24" with bench, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — RED BANK — Central location. two-car garage, Vt acre. Carpeting, Division ot Purchase and Property, 2nd H.60 15"x42"x31", J10. 7Ma6Tl Males, AKC registered, 12 weeks, shots. "Tailored to suit" office space. Ground dishwasher, Cascade pool 16'x32\ over- OLDE SHREWSBURY — Five-year-old floor, Room 232-?, State House, Tren- Harry F. Kniffin.Jr., who fs in *T5. Call 261-6641. rioor. Large parking lot Ideal (or pro- size filter. Principals only. *28,900. Call ranzh with three bedrooms, large kitch- ton, New Jersey 0S625, on September the lend-lease business there. BEAUTIFUL Warren Lloyd sofa, cost SAINT BERNARD — Female, two fessional olflcees. Immediate occupan- 671-3874. en, living room. Must be seen to be ap- 14, 1967 at 2:00 P.M. and will be LEARN TO DRIVE $700. Needs reupholsterlng. Will sei: years old. $75 without papers. Needs cy. CHAS H. TINDALL, Realtor. 741 preciated! $17,000. 842-3680. > opened and read Immediately thereaf- They also have two daughters, far *160. 671-0776. TOMS RIVER — 2-bedroom Cape Cod. Licensed qualified instructors room to run. Call 291-1772. 9030. 2-car garage, all appliances, many ex- ter, for the following: TWO-ROOM BUNGALOW—With show- BEING HEADVERTISED FOB BIDS: Mrs: G. Joh.n Schreiner Jr. 'f waiting TO serve you. BEAUTIFUL — Gold lea^t antique mir- YOU WILL FALL In love wilh the EXECUTIVE SUITE — Consisting of tras. Walking distance to all shopping, er. Six-room house. Corner property. ror, plate glass, 26"x30", $35. Also an- churches. Excellent retirement. Low STRUCTDBAL STEEL & MISC. IRON Westfield and Ocean City and tique oil painting, $35. 747-4686. most adorable poodle" puppies. Male 756 sq. It Modern office building next Rents year-round. Needs work, but no Repairs to Commissary Roof, TOWN & COUNTRY or female. Black. AKC. Excellent ped- to First Merchants Bank, 25 Reckless taxes. Buy direct. 311-0390. major repairs. Both houses $10,900. 756- N. 1. State Reformatory, Mrs. Ralph Alvino Jr. of Middle- DRIVING SCHOOL KCA TABLE TV — igree, champion bloodline. Health guar- PI., Red Bank. Call 747-3730, between A TOUCH OF OLD SPAIN — LoTStlng 6079. Bordentown, New Jersey And table $40. anteed. Shots. Private home. 229-5116 9 and 5. town, and 11 grandchildren. 60 Main St. 566-6100 Matawan for the unusual? We've got 1L Immacu- Bids must be (1) made on Uie «tan- AKC REGISTERED COLLIE PUPPIES 3500 3Q. FT. LIGHT manufacturing late two-story brick and stucco home LOTS AND ACREAGE dard proposal form, (2V enclosed In RCA VKrroit i • V. — one year Sable and white. Ready to go August 26. loft lor lease: Call In an excellent section of "Mtddletown. special addressed envelope, (3) ac- Blond consolette. Best offer. 787- Call 291-3611 747-1100 It features pine paneled living room, companied by a certified check drawn MONEY TO LOAN 8873. dtylng room and uen. Modern kitchen BEAUTrFULLS LANDSCAPED LOT — to the order of the Treasurer of the PONIES FOR SALE — From $20 and BUILDING FOR RENT — Large over- wl\h breakfast nook, Vi bath and 128' frontage x 127' deep, Finest Fair State of New Jersey, or a bid bond, 'IANO — Amplco Symphonique apart up, CAM Ranch, Holmdel. 787-6310, head door and office, 3O'x95' wiUl spa- screened-ln porch. On the second floor Haven residential area. Asking $12,000. any ot which shall be In the amount Army Human ment size Baby Grand, mahogany. 787-9155, 671-9807. clous lot. On Bay Ave., Highlands. Good you have three huge bedrooms, 18xl2\ ROLSTON WATERBURY, REALTOR of 5r,i of the bid, and (*) delivered Good condition. KW. Call between 6-8 for large manufacturer or warehouse. 16x16', 16x14' and full bath. Wall-to- 1« W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. r.m. 222-0618. GERMAN 'SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Rent $150 monthly. Call 872-1773. at the above place on or before the Three months old. AKC registered. wall carpeting throughout. 150x148' lot FROM ONES LOT TO 100 ACRES - hour named as no bid will be ac- with excellent shrubbery and many cepted after the hour specified. Blda TWO SNOW TIRES T With wheels, •41-92M. LONG BRANC~H~^=--7fi0-to 10,000 sq. ft Either commercial or residential Call Factors Parley size 64O..650-U. Call after 6 p.m. 741 of modern, flroprootea epaCil, all utlH« trees. Outside patio and basement and MULLANEY REALTY 8T1-5151. not so submitted will be considered In- 2561. OBRBILS ' ties. Daily porter service. New self- attached one-car garage. Asking ' $2J, •formal and will be rejected. Tho Di- Affectionate Children's pet. service elevator. Free on-slte parking. 900. STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC, KEANSBURG—Corner lot, 50x100. 8cw rector reserves the right to reject any VISIT CHAIR LGFT 747-2363 Will alter to suit. Garfield Grant Build Realtors, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 747-5600 crs, paved streets, clean. Three blocks' and all bids and to award contract In MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — ln(r, 222-3000. from church, parochial and public part or whole If deemed to the beat In- Set at Fort For all styles of unpalnted chairs and FARM FOR SALE — 165 acres, eight- schools Ramsey and Qartield Aves. terests of the State to do so. The suc- stools. We maintain a large Inventory AKC registered. Call 711-5877, 10 to 8. $2395 or make offer. Call SO 3-3977, >f both chairs and unpalnted furniture. 711-3388 after 5:30. room - house and large barn. Walter cessful bidder wilill be requireq d to fur- FORT MONMOUTH The HOUSES FOR RENT Newman, Warren Center, Pa. 18851. Mr. Slsto. nish surety bond In the full amount PUPPIES — Five weeks old. Tw U.S. Army Signal Center and CASH LOANS RED BANK LUMBER LOW TAXES —It's Holmdel (or that of the contract, of a cpcompany y aua - black, lour yellow. Mother is Labrado: RENTALS - SEASONAL — YEARL' thorized to do business I n thth e StatStte of School here will host the 13th an- Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. Retriever. $10. Call 284-5667. country living. This lovely home is COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR HOMEOWNERS situated on two acres. It boasts a pan- FIVE-PIECE— Maplo dlneWo sot, $75. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor Flans and specifications, form of U^. nual Army Human Factors Re- CASH 41M0, NMD. PONY — Large Shetland Welsh pon eled kitchen, large living roomy\ Co- MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial Colonial living room "«et, 5100. Four- with sulky, tack anc! two saddles. Ride, 1430 Ocean Ave., Set Bright 843-0004 lonial den with beamed celling and mtract.jind bond for the propoJW search and Development Confer- YOU BIT PTMI. piece chrome kitchen set, 825. Four- property along Hwy. 35 or 36. From work are Bn file and may b» obtained tm. and drives. $175. 671-1112. RENTALS brick fireplace. Three -bedrooms, 2V, J73' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 9-600- 16.07 j3LjE8janK1__$B^,«elB l sopariiL. _ baths.—FErfect-for-thB^rislnff-execirtlvfr' upon appllcat.llcatlon_to_...t[ie..JJli£ritar,.JQl-l . ence,.. Oct.J 25=27.._Brig.- Gen,.... r aa pactago ileifTfor fSM. Call 741- F • A- QEJ«,HAU8f JU.l-E.UU 1 * GERMAN' SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Ilwy. 36 Leonardo 291-0483 with a family. Excellent schools. Exist- vision o._f PurcliasPure e and Property, state Thomas Matthew. Rlenzi, com- $1000 I 26.79 22.60 S710. AKC registered, from $35. Sacrifice. ing mortgage may be assumed. Priced Hous.e, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, on J1500 • 40.19 33.90 VALL-TO-WALt, CARPETING — 711-1063. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — at $36,500. STERLING THOMPSON & BUSINESS PROPERTY deposit of twenty-five ($28.1)0) for each mandant, announced today. .4' plus 15 yds. Wall-to-wiill drapes Furnished and unfurnished. Immediate ASSOC. Realtors. Hwy. 35, Middle- set, this, amount to be refunded to $2000 45.20 MINIATURE FREN(3H occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN: tho bidder upon return of such docu- The conference is sponsored by >!U3 valance 22'x8' high. All antique POODLES — Six week* old. CV, Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport 543- town. 747-5600. FLORIDA — Five acrei Choice busi- $2500 56.50 •old. Excellent condition. Asking $SOC ments in cood condition within 30 days 741-5532 3500. ness property In Gotten Gate Estates after the award of the contract. Lt. Gen. A. W. Betts, chief of " $3000 . • 67.80 :omplete. Call 741.3M7 after 5 p.m. SHREWSBURY — 24 Monroe Ave. POODLE PUPPIES — Sllvera, AKC, MODERN 3-bedroom ranch. Large mod- Two-bedroom bungalow. Living room, near* Naples. Below assessed value a DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY research'and development. Con- $4000 • 90.39 six wi'ok.1 r.lrl. Champion line. Adorable. ern kitchen, recreation room, fireplaces, dining room. l/>w taxes. Asking price, 111,000 Terms. Private owner. Call Division of Purchase and Property $5000 112.99 FOR SALE Call M'.! iNfr7r:oRP. — kitchen, six cl'ifletH. lwr> tpjithrofiini LlAtlnRB wnntM. Btratlitnorr, Lnkcrldfte, slmll II hn lens Ilinn 1800.0000 . TThh e u« CORRIGAN'S jujrcti, twri-mir t;:i.r.'ii:i'' Motlcrn t'lfc'rl I'liurif M^-IIIJX ftonifi fl«o llvo nvji Alfin WllllluWH, T'lilfS, KlltttTH, I' 11". > Mrinnttu with tnnt - brook and snvern llfilmdrl, Colts Nock, Hilrroundine com. Kuri'ty nlinll lio bmmd t', filrnlnli 1*,T Command, and the host orpani- r Bus Tours Hi-30 year Kunranii'P. Day or night 12_7_O«klHm]_Jll., Jlffl Hiink 747-27W. heat, TJnfurnlMlict $1 'XI. Furnlfilio.tl 522! munltlitfl. Members nf two area llntln fnnnancf'* Midnleniinro, nml Pnvm"M pfr month. Yciirly Icnin to rcsimnf tin. Ouich. Colonial thrc-c-brdrnou zation, U.S. Army Signal Center 77.7.M07. Adam l.lrv/.innycr 2fll-O:iO2 lirtinc. 528.MKI. Many otlmr farnin. services nnt] two nationwide hnmc V.nr IlomU .which lirrclnuUcr may ho re RUlt TOURH TO EX1'()~~6T NOW Roofing, Siding & Insululion .. penplo. No WiiHhhiB innc)itni> allni InK rrriTriil acrvlrea. rirrni-mher, In l>ll> iilri'i|. and Scliool. AVAILABLE FOI! CliOUPH ONLY. C*iill wffkdiiy (, N. Y 212-f'I fi-l MATAIA'AN^uTlHoTTrlM — Tlireo bi'd lnR nnrf lelllut,', Apiilebronk of Matawivr PF/PKltBRN TRAVEL. 741.r>V,0. Odd Jobs Thi- successful bidder will be re OI,8KN~~c;0. IM'V ItooMtiK. Hldlnj: A rooiim, IVi lntUw, lar«e hrntcil porch Ki-nltors, Ilwy. 31, Mulawnn. I'honi ltilrcil In furnish wlihln ten IIIIVH nftn Conference chairman Is Dr. YAItf>H~';E[/I-AI'..S, - IjliniBi'*, BtnrcH lii.Htilii.tii,/! In.'iliillfd and t,'ii:ir,ui[ci!fl ncri't'nort pfilld, K'ir"Kt"' Two Rcrea, In Will-tGOO. tlio iiwnrd, a Huroty Ouriwintttfm PIT for K) yi'fin. 77.Vf>7lf.". i!M-0.V((>. '•IliJtit locution. Call for iipnnlntmcnt I.ynn K. Baker, chief psycholo- Ceramic Tile Contraclors rlcnni'd lip. HJIVI- truck. Kfco call- COMMKRCIAL (KIOI)KI) — IVn fijrm:nu:t' Dnml fijiuil tn one limvlrpi iiinti'M. 711-211!! uflcr :i p in. _ HIIHNfi - Ahi:n, iMiinnit Ti'Hlar and tjirec-hedroorn tiornea Mlddlrtnwn, Ha?.. I of thtt tmilrnct pi It-i: (mil I gist, U.S. Army. (WItAMIC TII.K '"* Alcoa. Worlt K'liirnntcfil. IKi>lliV()M'l!i-LKVKI. — 1'rl lot vicinity. Wo have buyeri waiting. Kun-lv fi>r|mnitl<,n I'liyiiicnl Ilimil i-(|iui Wulll'l >'ou like ii iiHiill'in (Tr.-imlr 111" Painting and DecuratinR tnwnii. TUB KIKWAN CO. 7B1 0«K) lit dim hundred jMTrerit of tin. nuilr/n:! liath or kltrtH'ri'.' All work KU;iranli!i'<[. • PROWN'S lirlrr, nurti flurcly I'onil'ntiy tn tin nc rin:i-ir,M iliihli- In Ilic Tmvnshlp nf llnrllni FOR SPORTSMEN cTld. 11 ,!()NKS I'nlntii.K find :|2 Hroad fti. Hr.l l'.,ink 7II-7.",(K) DISTINGUISHED p ooK rr,r.oNiAi. KANOII nmi.i: SCHOOL ci.osr.s •I ulli. 1 In JOHANNESBURG,' South Vri't> <'.itiimiic!i. din 'j' -lliiiii'iii'l i y.iu 'Icn'l nn.iii. v< ry M :i.'-.n,,!,!,• i '.Hi •::,".' :'u>': ,r ,i.L|,. i,r rent. Iiit'inimtioi scliool ciiMchiili.'d wilh n Kpei rlllH mfclon tK'i.'r Joliiuiiicshiiri', has wear "r list u.'i rf,tyl,' 11 •• tn f,,i >MIJ lllll"' I,,I Vl'lM nit • I :i nf M,,| perNoniilly, HMiflUll.it", .:•) l:i.,.i,l MI. .N ri:n ['id: A::U !•:> ovcniii|; service For parent:! nnc Al! lh"Tf fi-- |MnM i-rnvlilfd; been moved forward from 7:30 r Al |,v-'nit!iu: t 1 'I'd. An.swcrini; Service • 1'cntrdl nil cf.trlJTliiMltiit 5:jr>,iHK). ('till friend. ; nf pnrlicipiilini; rhililren Mthm.T IIOAO K1I>H\V,M,K a.in, to V a.m. Knlorlainnicnt ,,.|i I•!!!n• CIINS'I'IIIIITIIIN triK I'.. f..r (n ..iilinali ,. Y11 - !'• .it. • fjrlf ri-rv-I' <• i-li'VM'.'ir : • |-|lV!ll.- l.,uUillj{ li|..trn The staff t)f Til iidtillu was lieade< lli» >,ut»l,t,' mtdn-Mc-d In Ihn |> This move, said tint church flrkil" livuillil'li' (nr InN'M !;n,;,.l- I .!-;•!• IM I'.K •..,.,, •• , r. l.iiy :;.i Ii". .i K Vl'l I ,,w!!"li!!> t •niiiiiilltr^ illll Mlil wny Hli'Avn iiii'l MilJ'ir !i|,',rt-; Iv. intv I'.M \'Ti:.'<; In nit ... ,11 .'I )i• ,-ir ,,c ••.',••• i in;: • Cn/niili-tf J.'till-if lal Hervlee ',11 (II itii., hot w/itrr hiMilcr. Kfiicil l>y Miilcoliri Palmer, a Drew Uni • I M • 11'. lihl'.l t'n rum (!;il|fiitly cm- l. Hir/fi.t, t.'i-w Jrr:i'-y in.'i|',iizine, i ".should help many 1711 Mnnniinilli «l , I'.'- I "",,1 i. r. I. i ,'li I,IM - ,'.t^ (f»'A. 'l'll i ll'.j,..-. :\u\.;-!••• ll'.llr.i |,.-;il versity j'.riuhuito with .specin sportlovpnl who have been find- • W-ill I'pv; ill 1 nrjifllliK tllNi'l HKI'TEMBKIt HI'KCIAI. 1 liny nil U\'t», I" ' l'i( i HI 'ill (/< 'i Wlllllow ( Ir.inii]); trainlri); In Clirislinn cdiicaliiin (itnerul Contrnclors ''.ill Jr-r n|i)*'ilriliii'-nl to i..i,.r<;t. iiji diiVfli ri^ml, twii-tmtli, (IIHIT ,'-(ir l Hi,- t>li| Ini; it difficult to reach their 'IHnMA.'i M-Vl'K II nilntjlint: rum Ii wlili ftill Mure than IKKI children were en 11)1 Jnilt.'iii'-iit t,r-tit RALI'H A, fol.fi. HIMI.UKK Ki.w. Fri'" r.uin •» A.w v'.i.'.ho'.v t'jjiA.'.'i:.'; ;n»l M.llnrhi-'l t;nrii|:", F'MvH" veiiuei of activity In reasonable. 1 t II/ Ihn Tuvviinlil|> tiomon, AiMIU'.ii" A!l> tall.,,,1 '.ii IM M |:l;i !,\l. A . I i l.'.'ltt'.ll !!1.M, 747-1100 ,n,nun,! nwui-r .riiuiiK K't.Mio rulled in IIHI .school for a two FltANK J. AflllKBTA. tlnin to start playjn", with their Minn, Itoofn. mil 7(1 .i.ili, Hi; lrr>nir«"l , ML1 .1 ' ,'!,', .It M 1:1,,1.1 III I!i..l V.nnV (1 M.i II'.( >;.''! AfiK.'.'CV, J'.riillnr. Week period. 1'1,-rk |,ri:t Avo., l.lttlu Hlln-r. 711-I.VK) ' tin M teumi." LEGAL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTICE- 4-EGAL NOTICR- N0TICE> -IXGAI. NOTICEr- -I.EGAL NOmCE-

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Depot R enervation In a gen- line of ConcorCdd AuyAvi-rnjuu in a BOUth anTlioncd Mlrldlelow« (l i natrjiig ih« bboundard y li to a'point in the cenuir line ot Wll-erally aoutneriy (Ikertlon to A point Sew Jersey, will moot at the respec- intersects the center lino of Heventh Id iHjint being d!»l;itit two hundred ter Tfi'iicf (B) *4orig 1 the r*-ntiT lint a jinini In (he ' .ititi- Ti-rrac*;' in' a aoutlieriy dlrcc- spiiratine iinr:t:in T'jwmhip nn<\ Mid- In the center Hne of Stlltwetl Road; Bliiriliig. Inun) northf-u-Ht of the Intcracctlon of ter line ut J^dnaidvllle Ii" fl afore- rjletown TowriHhlp being tho runiftr II .ng th« renter line ol Thenr:e (H> ft Long thft center llllft o{ tnaftrr on I Ui ii northfastprly 41 TUESDAY, BEPTEMHEfl 32. 19(i7. The polling place far the Second e i:t:nlt'i UIIL- of Hprifij; Onrderi ito. Wilson Avenut! i Htillwfill Iloni In u. southwesterly thenct ,lh llm cftitf-r line o( Wi-wmiiti Hprin iVnre («> alwg a straight line In wbTe Hi'- saifif: lti B'jul)K;rly (i!r--cti'in to a pulnt in the bPiwwn tlit* hunt's nf 7:W a.m. andKlfction District will be Nuvesiiik r line o[ Abcr'Jeut 8: (Llong Ui* (;(>nter line of thu Primary Kh-ctlon for Urn iiomina- ratlrig lilock J2WJ nnrl Block 1208 ;., the ci-t.U't linn ol UiKliw;iy in a generally south- tim i.f I'iimlliliitfM. ^ of Election District Nci. 3 ul ilistiutl UIIP liiiriT.n-fi *':K(ily f'>ur in Mlitilli'Limn Township Uio tai mau of Midtllelown Town- T..r y rlirfction to ft ji.ilrU 'wh«r« ths .Said Prlnniry ElrrtUm will Its h>-M tjt (Jhi'j mt-iisum! at ritlil wiiKl*' iliTficcta thu nuittr , Una of Fort- BEGINNING at a ptjlnt fi>rm#d by orn th*> earil»:rJy line of KprinB Hnr In tffiUI nnmU'ipiiUry for Uio i>ur[Kis> \n a itralcht line tt Church Ktri'ct and the et'nli:r 11 no of Inter iLiy line atpiirallng Hloc Tlin.i- alur.B Oir enter lint of '[\vu Slalf St*tKitf»r3-at-I..ar(;e from tlio nt whore afor.-riii.nl UIKI •'•xtet 'l'-'l In >rn.Hy rortli- Union Avenue ami running: noriht rly line of pro r *-stcriy dlrectlf u:tf tin: t «aM poitit T'vn Sin!-- A.-i.ii'ml(l> in(:ii from Aa- Tnenee fit along tht? IXMIIIT line of ••a iiiLfi;; tin cn-i < «,-nil,ly District 5-15. me Union Avt-nub in a sout.'H'iihterly di- Th.•!!(•« i3> aluti nnrtheriy boun'l Ji f lh« Ku Terra*; i Mu- Mf'inln'r of tlm Ho*M of Choacr rection to il point in thu iM'iittT line of .ry line <>! nuld . . I k i a It'n'i'hol'tprs for the County of Mon I>'-P')t RemTViUi.wi; p; Street, i.aid point also hrliifc' the nth westerly a poi Cliit c •r 11no of I'.-ms w cp iU) eJong Uio •B tlM- c-fitcr lit br;»nch <>t A Township Clerk for Uio full term of !'r. u " '""l :ti'j to point; Th*;nre r"2) along the center line of utltfiiiy tiirtrction to a ptilnt wh«-re r lino ol l-eoniirdvlllo I,}I) Ho.-i.-i in a rin y r>rni/on3 <*rft:k in a Hrjuthea.'>i.t'rly fil- Tiicuc-i- <12, norillniilng Hlung the 1 to ihb center lin of Harmony ictl'.fi to it j-'.int whisr'i tne n;irn« Iri- On' Tuwnahlp Commiltoenuin for the liii Avenue In a suuthfciisterly tlirec c same intersects Iho northerly shoro Tli'e ire I) H \<>K «• alralciit l!r h In u.i:iry lino Bfip.-j rating Block IT10S ( rfl<:ct» tho center Una of Cornjitons fin: term ut three ytara. on tf> a point; i» uf Swinimirig Itiver; jg the center lin? uf V,»: t-.n ii i n »rt lerly Ut a id Ulnck 4HS nrori:!i:iirl in a (jenerHliy' dirnrUon fto «i, long ilia Rcrrtt-r Mn« r*<"k; TlK-nca (3) • continuing along tin; cen Thence (5j uionK Uio northerly shore sjald In a wcHtcriy )ttil v/i (•r u I it) th« t direction tu a [>olnt wher« Hal;l Primary Klcction will he held r«lvlll« n Inttrneda In a southeaster! y ( T lino nf Elm Avenue aa extended u of .Swimming illver in a generally .., .. ,. .int where iiiti' 'i r y ] In; H-; a r:i.l iiB l{lw:k 1(1 and Thfin.ce (fi) along the center line of Intersfcts the h »urnliiry line for the purpoaa of nomitiatliiK persona i a southeasterly direction to |i poi sttiny direct km to a jiomt where Hi .i the cw>ti*r lln« of th« Karle HI to a point where the Barn*! In- jirij>ton» Ctp.i>M !n H gen«rally north- •paruling Hinck 12'Jl and Black 489 L lock 01 f W ;> lux man of Middle- ..f tlio n-spcctlvo partlf'H to tlm offices hero tin: na'ne meets the center Hi nc lti^crHrcts the lio'.ii)'la.ry lltin n* P Ammunition UwrKtt llallroiul its with the center line of Mur- .aterly direction to a point where the the iifurr-Haid twx map; atiovG mentioned and also to elect, one VVII WI 1 T Clitirmont Avonin: at tta most north- -pJiiiK Holmdcl Townahiy and Middle* ltfhl-of-wiiy, tti« point ami place vt lie ir.e 110> ontlnulrig along Uie Line intorm^u th« cimti-r line of Btate Thence (13) along Hie boundary (Ins in.ill. ;imi one ferna-le member fnim si.ee *»7) in a northerly direction tdU-riy end, said point also being In ,|][]| iry jll-j, and i^hway itoute ; Hlock 1251 ami block 439 each election district in the Township lie boundary flepanuitiK Hlock 971 and fc ir;i -if'K iilwk 01 n a atralght line to a. point where Uie Thence (6) «.long the boundary line *l"i" pollInB place for the Ninth JClftC- yi ti a K •II era me* aiong the center line of In a westerly direction to ft of Mifldletown as Members of thf) Mou- Muck S79 of Uio tax map of Mlddle- ( lly northeasterly me Internecta tht center line of Lake- iUte Ilighway Rwitfj 36 in a north ajMxatinK Jiolmdcl Township luni IIId- an nistrlct will he C'jmnntnlly J 'lr« riictl'jn t ) il IKjlnt Bald wjint b (* 1 n * rn with County Executlvo Committee for own Township; iuiown Tuwiiiihip In a iHjrtlierly til OUSP, Aiipleton Ave., Leonardo. Me Place; veatorly direction to a |>olnt when Thence fH) continuing along th* each point; The polling place for Uie Fifth Eire- UKTjINNING at tt point formed by rjundary line separating Ulock 161 and .eriects the center line of Mala Street: »ew» Creek in a generally Bmithwest- jeonardvllle Road aforesaid; tlon will meet on Thence (t>l continuing along th* ion district will be the Uncroft ie Intern ft ctitjn of Uio center .Jock Ul of lh(! afurcaald tax map In Thence (9) along Uie center line of •rly. direction to a point where the Thence (15) along Uie center Una ot TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1967 ioundary Una aepirating Block 971 an< ichool, Newman Springs Road, Lin- Zest Front Street and tho easterly northerly direction to a point In theMain Street In an easterly direction lame in tit meets the center tins of Pewi jeono-rdvillo Road aforeiald in a gtn- between Uie hours of 7:00 a.tn. andHock 870 aioreaaid in a southeasterly .rott. •roperty line of tho Garden Btat« I'a .enter linn of Daniel Drive; point said point being optioslt -_... eaaterly direction to a point 8:00 p.m. for the purpoaa of conduct- Jrection to a point where the same the center line ot Pews Creek ai re- Thence f 12) continuing B4fjrg the cen rhere thu same inters ecu thi center Description of the boundaries ,-ay and running: Thence (12) along the boundary lin«aligned ; tiK the General Election. Intersects the center line of Holly Drive . or i;iri;tlon Dlntrirt No. ti Thenco (1) ulunR the center Una n»anttine Hlock VI and Block 161 of :er line of Pewa Creek as reaJlgned in ine of Chamone Avenue; Said General Election will be held In West; in Middletown T along tlie otnter-Una. of he tax map of Middletown Township Main Street In a weaterly direction loute 36; \ Two State,. Assemblymen from Aa- lame Intense eta th* center line of Hol- Thence (1) along Uie center lino ol umiitne Brook in a northerly direc- Bat*!""pntnt" being a- eonunon corner o Thencs.(ll) continuing along the cen- paint where tha same intersects the Thence (17) along the center lin« ol — aembly District 5-B. ly Drive East; Tomptons Creek In a generally north i to tint southerly Hliors line o Blocks »7, 157 and 151; ir line of Pews Creek In a north' center line of Lakeside Place; *ew Jersey Btate Highway Route 36 One member of the Board of Chosen easterly direction to a point where tht Thence (14) along the center tine ol n a northwesterly direction to a point Thence (7) along the boundary lin is t erly direction to a. point whera ituidow L*ike; Thence (13) along ths boundary lin &.kealdet Place In a southerly dlrec Freeholders for the County of ,Mon- leparallng Block 070 and Block 977 olthe same intersects the center lino o separating Block 97 and Bloclc 157 ofsame %lnteraecta the center line of thi vhere ths same Intersects the center Thenco (3) a.lonB the soutlirriy ehor* Central Railroad of New Jersey right Ion to Its end; ne of Brevent Avenue as extended mouth, and for Uie following municipal .he aforesaid tax map In a southeast- Church Street; ' the aforeHaM tax map In a north' • Thence (15) in a- straight line from offices, viz: •rly direction to a point in the cen- Thence <2> along the center lino o ine of Shadow Lake In a northi-aalerly westerly *dtrectlon to a point where th of -way; I a southweate rly direction; A Township Clerk for the full term ter line of tho Jersey Central Powe lrection to a point in tho cenier lin" same Intersects thft center lino of New Thence (12) along th* center line of :he endv of Lakeside Place In a south' Thence t Hubbaxd Avenue; the Central Railroad of New Jersey erly direction to a point, said poln Ire vent Avenue aforesaid In a north- of three ye&rs. &c Light Company right-of-way; rectton to a point in Uio center Una o Monmouth Road aforesaid; being th^ Intersection of the centei One Township Commuteeman for the Thence (8) along a straight line In Thence (4) continuing in a northeast- right-of-way In a northwesterly dlrej (aaterly direction to a point in th* *ort Monmouth Road; >rl/ direction t-» a point In the west Thence (14) along the center line ol Ion to a point where the (tame Inte line o' Harmony Road and the ci ;enter line of Vanderbilt Avenue; lull term of three years. an easterly direction to a point in Uie Ttionco (3) conttnuliig aiong the cen Few Monmouth Road aforesaid In :er line of Murphy Road; Notice- is hereby given that qualified center line of East Road, aald point ir line of Church Btrect aa extendci rly shore line of the Navealnk River; sects the center-line,of Thompson Ave Thence (19) continuing along the cen- voters of the Township of Mtddletown, also being the Intersection of the cen-l a northeasterly direction to n poin Thence (5) along tlio westerly shore ;enerally northeasterly direction to nue; Thence (16) along the center line ter linn ot Brevent Avenue in a north- County of Monmouth, State of Newter line of East Road and the cente here the same intersects Uio souUier- ie of the-NavesinK Itiver In a south' point where the same Intersect! th Thence (13) along the center line o: Murphv Road In a generally northeast- easterly direction to a point where the Jen&y, not already registered in said Ine of Ocean View Avenue; t anare line of Sandy Hook Ray: •aaterly direction to n point In Ih cenier line of Cnerry Tree Farm Aoad Thompson Avenue in a southwesterly erly direction to a point In the cen-tamo intersects the southerly short lint municipality under the laws1 of New Thence H) along the southerly shor •enter lino of Went Front Street, be- 'oreaald, the point and plact ot B«*thence westerly direction to a point Ir ter line of Main Street, the point and if Bandy Hook Bay; Thence (9) along the center line of ing tho dividing lino between Swlnv ginning. place of Beginning. . Jersey governing permanent registra- Ocean View Avenue in an easterly di- ne of Sandy Hook Bay in a north- the center line of Palmer Avenue, thi Thence (20) along th* southerly abort tion may register or transfer with the 'eaterly direction to a point whore min^ River and Navcslnli River; The polling place for th* Fourteenth point and place of Beginning. The polling place for the Twenty-first Itje of Bandy Hook Bay in a generally rection tp^ a point in the center line of Thence (G) along Uie ahore line oi Election rMatrlct will *be Port Mon- lorthweeterly - direction to * efcrVof-taid municlpality-at-hla-office. 2IeveniH Street; ' ' Jntoraecti the center lino of Election District will -be Harmony The polling place for the Seventeenth Township Hall, Kings Highway, Middle- D wlmiiilng Itiver in a generally south- School, Harmony & Murphy Roads, Election District will be Thome School, mouth Bchool, . Mala St, Port Mori- point where the same is Intersected Thence (10) along the center line ol ewa Creek; 'e-sterly direction to a point where th< Middletown. Murphy Roadr Port Monmouth. mouth. - i the,center Hot of Concord Avenue town, New Jersey, on or before Thence (51 along the center line oi extended In a northerly direction, Thuriday, September 28, 1967, during Eleventh. Street in a southerly direc- •ew of the Garden State Parkway; of Election District No. 15 of Election District No. Ii of Election District No. 22 :he point d place of. Beginning. 6;00 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holl LersecU the center lina ot lAu *~vhere the eame Intersects the cente, Thenre (7> along the easterly pro> in Middletown Township In Middletown Towmhlp In Mlddlftown Township The polling place for the Twenty- Street; erty line of Garden State Parkway Ir BEGINNING at a point formed b: days excepied. Also August 31, Sep line of the New Jersey Btate Highwa BEGINNING at a point formed b] BEGINNING at a point formed b; fourth Election District will tw Leo- tember 7, 14, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27,and 28, Thence (11) along thft, center line of toute 36; a northerly thence northwesterly direc- the intersection of tha center lino the intersection of the center line o rdo First Aid Building, Vloli Avc- tion to a point whera the Bame Inter- the Intersection of the center Una ofNew Jersey State Highway Route 35 Kings Highway and the center line of me, Leonardo. 1067, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.Lincol, n Street in an «Ksterly direction Thence (8) along th© center lino ol Cherry Tree Farm Eoad (County Route Or at Permanent Registration Bureau, to a point in tho center lino ot Four Jtate Highway Route 36 in a south' sects the center line of West Proni and Uie center Una of Cooper Road the Earle. Naval Ammunition Depot De»criptlon of the boandsrlu Street, the point and place of Begin No. 516) and the center line of New and running: Railroad right-of-way and running: Court House, Freehold, New Jersey, :eenth Street; sasterly' direction to a point where tin Street and running: . of Klectian Dlitrlct No. 25 on or before Thursday, September 28, lame Intersects tha center line o: Thence (l) along the center line of Thence (1) along the' center line In Middletown Township Thence (12) continuing along Uie cen-qomptona Creek, tho point and plac< The polling place tar the Terth Elec- Thence (1) along ths center Una -of the Earl»« Naval Ammunition Depot BEGINNING at a point In the canter 1907, during the following hours: Daily ter line of Lincoln Street aa extender tion District will be River Plaza Fin New Street In a southerly direction to Cooper Road in an easterly direction 0:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Also August 31, olf Beginning. m. to a point where the same intersect Railroad. right-of-way in a southerly ne of Newman Springs Road (County in an easterly direction to & polni House Foster St.. niver Plaza. a point in the center Una oC Claxlsi thence southwesterly dl reotion to Route No. 520) where the same is in* September 7, 14, 21, 28, ;19OT, from 6:00 where the same intersects the bound The noinne place for the Sixth Elec- Description of the boundaries Drive: the center line of the Jersey Centr p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Also September 26, tion District will be the Port Mon- Power & Light Company right-of-way point where the same Intersects thi tersected by the easterly boundary ary line separating Block 1083 an of Election District No, 11 Thence (2) along the center line ol 'center line of the New York & Lon| line ot the Garden Btate Parkway and 27, and 23, 19G7, from 8:00 a.in. to 9:00Block 3001 of the tax map of Middle mouth Fire House, Main St., Port in Mlddletown Township Thence (2) along the center line bi p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Monn-outh. Clarissa Drive In a westerly direct!or Branch Railroad right-of-way; running: .own Township; BEGINNING at a point formed b; to its end; the Jersey Central Power & LIghl excepted. Description ol the boundaries Thence (3) In a straight Una from Company right-of-way adjacent to thi Thence (2) along the center line oi Thence .(1) along th» center 11M of > Thence (13) along the boundary line the Intersection of the center line boundary of Bod man Park In a south- the New York & Long Branch Rail-Newman Springs Road aforesaid in A Qualified voters who wish to vote In separating Block 1083 and Block 3001 ol Election District No. 7 New Monmouth Road (County Rout the. end of Clarissa Drive to a point road right-of-way in a northwesterly di- the General Election on Tuesday, Nrj> In Middletown Town*hlp No. SO) and the center line of Par where the Kama intersects the centei erly direction to a point, said point genprally westerly direction to a point aforesaid In a northerly direction to t being adjacent to Uie «outhwdat cor- rection to a point tn the center Ilne ol Id pnint h(>lng. distant iwo hundred vember 7, 1967, must register on or point in the center line of New Jerse: BEGINNING at a point formed b: Avenue and running; line of Roberta Drive at its intersec- the southerly branch of Twin Brooks; before Thursday, September 28, 1967. the intersection of the center line o tion with the center Una of Walker ner of Bodman Par.Jt;" •wetouiaelmore or less (212' plu« State Highway Route — Thence (1) along the center line o Thence (3) continuing along the Jei - Thence (3> along the center line o Inus) nortHeaSt"oflKe'Intersection. ••- Notice of change of residence or ap- the Central Railroad of New Jerae: Park Avenue In a generally southeast Terrace; the southerly branch of Twin Brooki plication for transfer of registration Thence (14) along Uie center Una o right-of-way and the center line * erly direction to a point in the cente Thence (4) along the center Una ol•ey Central Power & Llght^Cjinipan if ^e center line of Spring Garden Ne'V Jersey State Highway Route 3o rlghtaor-way aforesaid in a general!] In an easterly direction to a point * ;Lth the center'llna of Newman •hall be made either by written request •""hompion Avenue and running: line of East Road; Walker Terrace in a southerly direc- the center line of Spruce Drive; 8pringsigjtpad aforesaid! for wauled to the Municipal Clerk or in a southeasterly direction to a point Thence (1) along the center line oi tion to Its end; loutherly direction to a point In thi where the same intersects Uie cente] Thence (2) along-' the center line ol center line of a pond: . » Thence (4) along the center line j>! Thence (2) along "• line parallel to the County Board ol Elections on forms line of the Earle Naval Ammunitlo the Central Railroad of New Jersej Eaal 'Road In a generally southerlj Thence (5) -along the center line of Spruce Drive in a northerly dlr and distant one hundred eighty, four * provided by said Municipal Clerk or right-of-way in a southeasterly direc direction to a. point in Uie center llm Walker Terrace as'extended In a south- Thence (4) along the center line Depot Railioad right-of-way; lid pond in a .generally northwester tlon to a point in the center line feet (181') measured at right angles Board or by calling In person at the tion to a point where the. same in< of Kings Highway; erly direction to a point where th< Kinga Highway; from the easterly lln« of Spring Oar- office of the Municipal 'Clerk or County Thence (15) along tne center Hne o tersects Uie center line ol Pewi same Intersects a stream known direction to a point where the sam irenk; Whence (3} along the center line ol Intersects the center line ot Frost Ave Thence (5) along tho center line den Road In a southeasterly direction "V. Board of Elections up to -and including the Earle Naval Ammunition Depot Kings Highway in a generally weste Mill Brook;. Kings Highway In an easterly thenci to a point where the same Intersect! September 28, 1967. Railroad right-of-way in & northeaster* Thence (2) along the center line o: ly direction to a point in the cents Thence ($) continuing along the cen-nue as extended In a northeasterly dl y direction to a point where Uie same rectlon; southeasterly thence easterly ' thtence the northerly boundary line of a pro- The following is a description of the ews Creek In a northeasterly direc- line ot State Highway Route 35; ter line of the stream known aa Ml northeasterly direction to a point where posed park;. . intersects the northerly property line tion to a point where the suna in- Brook" in a generally southerly dlrei Thence (5) along the center line Election Districts in the Townshp of of' the Central Railroad of New Jer- Thence (4) along tha center line a Frost Avenue aforesaid In a southwest- the same intersects the cen tor line of Thenca (3) along the northerly bound- Middletown, to wit; tersects tho southerly shore lice - State Highway Route 35; in a general' tlon to a point where the same in- the Earle - Naval Ammunition Depo ary line of aald proposed park in a sey; Sandy Hook Bay; tersects the center line of New Jersey erly directfon to a point la the centi northwesterly direction to a point aah line of Linden -Avenue; Railroad right-of-way the point southwesterly direction to tht north- Description.of the boundaries Thence (16) along the northerly prop Thence (3) along the southerly shore point being located approximately thre State Highway Route 35; place of Beginning, westerly corner of said park; of Election District No. 1, erty Hne of the Centra.! Railroad oi line of Sandy Hook Bay in a north hundred twenty five feet (325') we Thence (6)- continuing along the cen- Middletown Township westerly direction to a point wher< Thence (7) along the center line ol ter line of Frost Avenue in a south- The polling place for the Twenty-sei Thence (4) along the westerly bound- New Jersey in an easterly dlrectlor of the cente*•"* r "lin• e o"f "Rosewoo d Te""•; Ne*v Jersey State Highway Route 55 inwesterly direction to a point In the__id Election District will be Middli ary line of said park in a generally BEGINNING at a point formed by to a point, said point being in tht the eame Is Intersected toy the centei race; a generally northwesterly direction tc town Village School, Kings Highwa] southerly direction to a point where th« the intersection of the center line of easterly boundary of Uie Karle Nava! line of Ocean Avenue as prolongatet center line of State Highway Route 35 New York and Lone Branch Railroad in a northeasterly direction; Thence (5) along a straight line, a point where the, same intersects thi Thence (7) along .the center Una Middletown. same Intersect* the ihore lint of Swim- Ammunition Depot Reservation; generally northerly direction to center line of Cherry Tree Farm Koac Description of tbe Boundaries ming River; s- right-of-way and the center line of Thence (4) along the center line point whera the same intersects New Jersey State Highway Route Uie Earle Naval Ammunition Depot Thence (17) along the easterly bound aforesaid; in a northwesterly direction to a. poll of Election District No. 23 Thence (6) along th» shore lint of ary ot the Earle Naval Amraunltlor Ocean Avenue and Its prolongatlo boundary line separating Bloclc M am Swimming Rlv^r In. a generally east- fUilroad right-of-way and running: aforesaid in a southwesterly dlrectlo: Block 61 of the tax map of Middle Thence (8) continuing along the cen-where the same intersects the cent' In Mlddietown Township Depot Reservation in a generally ter line of State Highway Route 35 line of Coopper Road, the point BEGINNING at a point formed erly direction to a point where the Thence (1) along the center line ol northerly direction to a point when to a point in the cent&r line of Poi town Township; the intersection of the center line same intersects the easterly property the Earle Naval Ammunition Depol the same intersects Uie southerly ohori Monmouth Road; northwesterly direction to a poln' place of Beginning. Thence (6) continuing along thi where the same Intersects the cent* The Polling Place for the Elghteent Hopping Road and the center line line of the Garden State Parkway; Railroad right*of-way in a southwester- line of Sandy Hook Bay; Thence (5) continuing along the cei boundary separating Block 61 an v e Leonardvllle Road (County Route ] ly direction to a point where the ter line of Ocean Avenue in a southerly line of Palmer 4 enu said point b Election District will be Falrvle- Thence (6> along the easterly prop- Thence (IS) along the southerl; Block 94 in a generally northeaster Ing in the boundary line separatim School, Cooper Road. 516) and running: erty line of the Garden Stats Parkway Intersects the center Hue of Oak Hlli shore line of Sandy Hook Bay in direction to a point in the center lin direction to a point said point beln Thence (1) along the center line In a northerly direction to the point of Thompson Ave.; a common point in the boundary llm Holmdel / Township and Middle Description of the boundaries generally north west erly1, direction to town Tbwnshlp; Leonardville Iload aforesaid. In where the same intersects the center Thence (2) along the center line of point where the same Intersects th< Thence (6) along the center line leparattng Block 60, Block 94 ar of -Election DUtrlct No. Id westerly direction, to a point where tr line ol Newman Springs Road afore- Oak Hill Road in a westerly direction center line of Church Street as ex Thompson Avenue in, a southwcsterl: Block 161; Thence (9) along the boundary lim in Ml (Idle town Township same intersects the center line ot Call said, the point and placo of Beginning. to the Intersection o[ the Middletown tended In a northerly direction; direction to a point where the sam Miaratlng Holmdel Township and Mi1d BEGINNTNG at a point formed Lincroit RCad, Baram Hollow Road am Thence (7) continuing along th dletown Township along the center lin the intersection of the center line well Avenue; The polling place lor Uie Twenty- Thence (19> along the center line < intersects the center Hne of the Cenboundary line separating Block 151 am Thence (2* along th© center line fifth Election District will be Lincroft Oak HUH Road; Church Street aforesaid in a sout tral Railroad of New Jersey rlght-o of Palmer Avenue In a. northerly dl Newman Springs Road (County Roi Kire House, Newman Springs Rd., Un- Thence (3) along the center line o! way, the point and place of-Beglnnln Block 94 of tho aforesaid tax map rection to a point where the same ir 520) and the center line of the Even Caldweil Avenue in a northerly din 'esterly direction to a point In thi a northerly direction to a point in th torsects the center line of Mahon tlon to a point where the same tnti croit. Baram Hollow Road In a northwester- The polling Place for the Scveni center line of Daniol Drive; Road, said point being In the bound a ly direction to tho center line of Redcenter line of Port Monmouth Road; Election District will be the E&. Avenue; line separating Holmdel Township ai sects the center line of Clairmont Ai Description of Ihn boundaries Thence (20) continuing along the cen' Thence (8) along the boundary llm nue: of Election District No. 26 Hit. Road; ter line of Church' Street in a aouth< Keansburg Fire House, Thompson Ave. Thence (10) along the center line Middletown Township and running: Thence (4) along the center llni Eaat Keansburg. ieparating Block 07 and Block 161 Mahoras Avenue in a southeasterly & Thence (1) along the boundary 1 Thence (3) along tho center line in Middletown Township westerly direction to a point where thi the aforesaid tax map in a general rectton to ita end; Clairmont Avenue in a northwester! BEGINNING at a point formed by Red Hill Road In a southwesterly di- same Intersects Uie center Una Description of the boundaries northeasterly direction to a point whe separating Holmdel Township and M direction to a point, said point belr. the intersection ol the center Una Of rection to the center line of Van "lomptbns Creek; ot Election District No. 8 the same, intersects the boundary llni Thence (IX) continuing from the en< dletown Township/along the center 11 at the most northwesterly end of CJai Main Street.^ and the center lin* of Bchoick Road, said point, also being In Middletown Township of Mahoras Avenue along a strati of tne Everett Road in a northweste in the boundary line between Middle- Thence (21) along Uie center line separating Block 97 and Block 157 o line In a southeasterly direction to mont Avenue also being In the boun< Murphy Rom and running: . Comptons Creek In a generally south BEGINNING at a point formed b: the tax map of Middletown Township !direction to a point in the center Hi ary line separating Block 971 and Bloc town Township and Holmdel Town- the intersection of the • center line point where the same meets the mosof Everett Road where the same hi Thence (t) along the center line oC westerly direction ,to a point when Thence (9) along the boundary lihi 979 of the tax map ot II Id diet Main Street In a northeasterly direc- liiip; the same intersects the center line oi Cooper Road and the center line westerly end of the center line of Bar been realigned; Township; : Sleepy Hollow Road and running: separating Block 97 and -Block 157 o bara Terrace; tion to a point, eald point being in tha Thence (5) along the boundary lin New Jersey State Highway Route 36 the aforesaid tax map in a northwest Thence (2) continuing along tt Thence (4) along tha boundary Hi boundary line separating Bloclc 771 and : ne:ween Middletown Township am Thence (22) continuing along Uie cen Thence (1) along the center line oi erly direction to a point where thi Thence (12) along the center line boundary line separating Holmd separating Block 971 and Block £*' Block 783 of tha tax map of Middle- .Holmdel Township along the center line ter line of Comptons Creek in a gen Sleepy Hollow Road in a general)] same Intersects the center Una of Nev Barbara Terrace in an easterly drrei Township ' and Middletown Townsh aforesaid in a-northerly direction to town Township; of Van Scholck Road In a northerly erally southwesterly direction to a poln) northerly direction to a point when Monmouth Road aforesaid; tiqn to tha center line of Stephanl along the cenUr line of the Evere direction to a point In tha center line point; Thence (2) along tha boundary line where the same intersects' Uie centei the same Intersects the center line Thence (10) along the center line Road; Road as It formerly existed to 'a po Thence (5) continuing along ol Holland- Road; line of Park Avenue; Chapel Hill Road; where the sa-me intersected the f separating Block 771 and Block 7S3 Thence _ (6) continuing along- th New Monmouth Road aforesaid in Thence (13) along the center line boundary line separating Block 971 an aforesaid in a southerly direction for _ (6) coing alog th Thence (23) along ths center line o! Thence (2) along the center line c generally northeasterly direction to Stephanie Road In a northeasterly d! mer center line of Red Hill Road; Block 979 aToresaid in a southeasterl: a distance of approximately fivt hun- boundary line " between Middletown Park-Avenue In a southeasterly dire Chapel Hill Road In a northeasterly point where .the same intersects the rection to the center line of Harmon: Thence (3) continuing along t direction to a point where the sann dred fifty feet, (550') to a point; TownshiThi p andd Holmdel TownshiTi p along tion to a point'in'"the'~center-tins-< thence northerly- direction to a poinl center line of Park Avenue the polni Road; boundary line separating Holme intersects the center line ot Holly Driv Township and- Middletown Townshl Thence (3) along a straight line from the center line ot Holland Road In a Church Street; In: "the" center -Iine_ol_ Kings ~HlghwaVi and place or Beginning. Thence <14) along the center line ol West, said point in a southwesterly direction northeasterly direction ,to a point In Thence (24) along the center lin Thence (3) along the ~ center~line —The^polltng Place for the Eleventh Harmony Road in a southeasterly di along the former center line of Re Thence (6) along the boundary 1 to a point in tha center line ot Thorn the center line of Laurel Avenue; of Church Street in a southwestern Chapel Hill Road as extended In Election District -will be - Mlddletowr rectlon^ to a point whera the same In Hill Road to a point In the exist I: separating Block 971 and Block 978 Place; ThencB (7) continuing along thi direction to a point where Uie a arm northerly direction to a point when Township High School, Tlndall Roa teraecU_wfth7 the center Una of Mui er line of Red Hill Road: the aforesaid tax map in a southeas' Middletown. .Fence (4) continuing along Thence (4 ) along the center Ine of boundary line between Middl&towj Intersects the center line of Unioi the sime Intersects the southerl] phy Road; erly direction to a point where th Thorn Plact In a westerly direction to Township and Holmdel Township alon Avenue, the point and place' of B boundary of the Earle Naval Am muni Description of the ftoundarles Thence (15) continuing along the cei boundary line separating Hoi same- Intersects the center line ot Hi a point In the center line of Schelly the center line of Laurel Avenue Ir ;Inning. tion Depot Reservation; of Election District No. U ter line ot Harmony Road in a south Township and —Middletown Townahl ly-Dri_ye East; & northeasterly direction to a polni along the center line of Red Hi Drfye; The polling place for the Third Ele Thence (4} along the southerly boun< in Middletown Township westerly direction to a point where th' ThenceT17)~ along -the_boundary .. Thence (5) along the center line of formed by the intersection of the cen-tlon District will be Belford Youth ary ot the Earle Naval Ammunitlo same intersects the center line of Cher Road to a point in the westerly pro] separating Block 970 and Block-977- ter line ot Laurel Avenue and the Depot Reservation. In an easterly d! BEGINNING at a point formed b: erty line of the Garden State Par Schelly—Drlva Jn_a southerly direction "lenter, Irvington Street, Belford. the intersection of the center line ry Tree Farm Road aforesaid; the aforesaid tax map in a southed to a point where tfie^same- fntftiaectt^ center line or the New York & Lorii rectlon to a point; Thence (16) along the center line o way; , erly direction to a point In the centi the center line of Locust Terrace; *~ Branch Railroad right-of-way; Description or the boundaries Thenre (5) continuing along th State Highway Route 35 and the cer Cherry Tree Farm Road aforesaid Thence (5) along the westerly pro of Election District No. 4 ter Una of the Earls Naval Am muni erty hne of the Garden State Par line of the Jersey Central Power Thence (6) along the center line ot •. Thence ,(8) along the center line o southerly boundary ol the Earle Navi tion Depot Railroad right-of-way an an easterly direction to a point wher Light Company right-of-way; 'thft New York & Long Branch Rail in Middletown Township Ammunition Depot Reservation as e the samp Intersects the center line o way in a southeasterly direction to Locust Terrace in a southeasterly di- road right-of-way in a southeasterl BEGINNING at a point formed b: tended in an easterly direction to running: point where the same mtersecta i Thence (8). along a straight line rection to a point where the same In- Thetice (1) along the center lino New Street the point and place center line of Newman Springs ROB an easterly direction to a point In Vt tersects the center line of U&plewood ; direction to a point where the a am the Intersection of the southerly anon point where the same intersects thi BeplnninR. center line of East Road, said po .intersects the center line of Rei Ilne of Sandy Hook Bay and the cen< center line of SUUwell Road; the Earle Naval Ammunition Depc aforesaid; Drive; Railroad right-of-way in a southwester The polling place for the Flfteentl also being the intersection of the cei Thence (7) along tlio center line of .Hill Road; ter line of Wagners Creek said polni Thence (6) along the center line Election District will be Harmon: Thence (6) along the center line tcr llns of East Road and the cent< ; being in the boundary line separatlni ly direction to a. point where the sam Newman Springs Road aforesaid In Maple wood Drive in a generally south- Thence (9) along the center line ol Stlllw-ell Road in a southerly dlrectioi intersects the center line of the NevSchool, , Harmony & Murphy Roads line of Ocean View Avenue; erly thence easterly thence northerly Red Hill Road In a northeasterly dl the Boro of Atlantic Highlands an to a point in the center Una of Km, Middletown. generally westerly direction to a po Middletown Township and running: York & Long Branch Railroad right where tho same intersects.the ceni Thence (9) along the center line direction to a point where the lame In- rection.to a point in the center llm Highway; Ocean - View Avenue In an easter] of Kings Highway; Th6nce (1) along the center line or-i>*ay; Description of the boundaries linn of the Everett Road, the po tersects the center Una of Ward Place* • Thence (7) along the center line Thence (2) along the center line and place of BeginningT"7"" direction to a point In the center lin Thence (8) along the center line of Thence (10) along the center Hne olWagners " Creek, the\ boundary llni Kings Highway In a generally south of Election District No. 16 of Eleventh Street; Ward Place In an easterly direction to separating the Boro of Atlantic High the New York & Long Branch Ral in Middletown Township The .polling place for the Nlneteenl Kings Highway In on easterly direc- easterly direction to a point where thi road, right-of-way in a southeasterly d! Thence UO) along tha center. Hi a point where the same Intersects tha tion to the centei line of Spruce lands and Middletown Township In same intersects the center line of Port BEGINNING at a point lormed b: Election District will be Lincroft Schoc of Eleventh Street in a southerly center line of Wilson Avenue; Drive; , A ' generally southwesterly direction to land Road; reotion to the northerly shore line Newman Springs Road, LInoroft the Naveslnk River; the intersection of the center line rection to a point where the same Thence (9) along the center lint ot Thence (11) along the center line o point In the southerly right-of-way lin The ne'e (S) along Uie center line Wilson Avenue with the center line Description of tho boundaries terse cts the center Una of Linco of the Central Railroad of New Jei Thence (3) along the northerly sho of Election District No. 30 Wilson Avenue tn a southwesterly dl-' .Spruce Drive in a southerly dlrcctlot aey; Portland Road in a southwesterly d Hne of the Naveslnk- River In a nortr Aberdeen Terrace and running: Street; rection to a point in the center llns to the center line of a stream, salr rectlon to a point In the center line o Thence (1) alons the center line, c In Middletown Township easterly direction to the point in '" BEGINNING at a point rormed Thence (11) along the center line of Cherry Tree Farm Road (County - stream being the southerly branch ol Thence (2) continuing along thi Bowne Road, said point also belni center line or State Highway Roul Wilson Avenue i in a' southwesterly d Lincoln Street in an easterly dlrectlo Route No. 516); Twin Brooks; " boundary line separating the Boro o the intersection of the center line rectlon to a point, said point being Ii the intersection of the center line to a point in the center line of Fou: Thence (12) along Uie center line o Atlantic Highlands and Mlddletow Bowne Road and the center line the boundary line separating Block 77 the New York & Long Branch Ral teenth Street; Thence (10) along the center Una ot the southerly branch-of Twin Brooki Township along the southerly right-ol WMpporwlH Valley Road: Thence (4) along the center line and Block 790 of ths tax map road right-of-way and the center lit Cherry Tree Farm Road aforesaid In way line' of the Central Railroad ( ' Thence (&) along the center line State Highway Route 35 In a north of the Earle Naval Ammunition Depi Thence (12) continuing along the cei a .generally westerly direction' to .a to Uie point where the same intersect! Middlotown Township; ter line of Lincoln Street as extende point where the same Intersects the the center -line of the New York A New- Jersev In a geherally eastern Bowne Road In a generally southeas westerly direction to a point where thi Thence (2) along the boundary Railroad right-of-way and running: direction to a point in the center llni erly direction to a point in'the cente same Intersects the center-line of tl Thence (1) along the center line In an 'Sisterly direction • to a poi center.Una ot Harmony Road; 'Lorig^ ^BrancB h RRailroar d rright-of-wayy;; of-1 Many* -Mined - Greeks >~ .^.. -.. Earle Naval Ammunition Depot Rail leparatlng Block 771 and Block 79 the New York &• Long Branch Ral where the same intersects the boun - Tnence (11) along the center Una of " Tlieence"ll3)"albnI"Uin e lltnrol line-*f -Browns • Dock Roadi —. aforesaid inJ ia northwesterly dlrectlor rpaA right-of-way in a southeasterly ary line separating Block 1083 ar Harmony Road In a northeasterly dl- thhe NNeww YoYorkk & LonLogn Branch Ral Thence (3) continuing along th Thence (10) along the center line Toad rlght=of=wayv th«- point and -i' \S""%" point -*aM poinl being -a- com ck..3QQfc _oL .tb9__i&x_ map_ gf _Mldd! road right-of-way In a aoutheaaterl; boundary line separating Uie Boro o or Beginning. mon point of Blocks 771, 783 and "n rectiori to a DoimwHeTC"ffie' same" teeUnfl to _a point in the-ctntftr_lini:of Browns Dock 'Road In a southeaster! The polling place for th» Twelft tersects the northerly shore line of tl town Township; Murphy Road; direction to a point where the saim Atlantic Highlands - and ' Mrddletowi direction to a point in the center 11 of I he aforesaid'tax map; NaveslnK River; intersects the center lino of Uie Bar!Township along ths center line o of Nave a Ink River Road; Election District will be Middletown Thence (13) along the boundary lit Thence (12) along the center line of Many Mined Creek In a gene rail Township Fire Co. No. 1, State High- Thence (3) along the boundary llm separating Block 1083 and Block 30 Murphy Road In a northeasterly di* Naval Ammunition Depot Railroad Thence (11) continuing along the cei teparating Block 771 and Block 78; Thence (2) along the northerly sho: aforesaid In a northerly direction, to right-of-way, the point and place of southeasterly direction to a point wht ter line of Browns Dock Road In way. No. 35, Middletown. aforesaid In a northwesterly directlo Hne of the "Naveslnk River in a gene reotion to a point in the center line ot Beginning. the same intersects Uie center line ally Houthwesterly direction to a poi point in the center line of New Je Main Street, the point and place of generally southeasterly direction to th Description of the honndartei lo a point, said point being locate Bey State Hichway Route 30; Beginning. ' The polling place for the First Elee Seventh Avenue; northerly shore line of the' Navealn of Election District No. 13 approximately five hundred fifty fee In the center line of Hubbard AvenUi Thence (14) .along the center line Tho polling place for the Twenty- Uon District will' be Middletown Vil- Thence (4) along the center line River; In Middletown Township (550') south of the center line of Mai Thence (3) continuing , In a sout New Jprsey State Highway Houto lage School. Kings Highway, Middle- Seventh Avenue in a aoutherweaterl Thence (12) along the northerly shoi Street; westerly direction to the shora line nlxth Election District will he Thome direction to a point in the center 11 BEGINNING* af" a point formed b: Shadow Lake; In a southeasterly direction to a ,pol, School. M-urnny Road, Port Monmoutik town. line of the Navesfiik River in a gei the intersection of Park Avenue an< Thence (4) along a straight line fro: where the same intorsocts\the cent' Description of thn boundaries , Description of the boundaries ot Hillside Avenue; erally southwesterly direction to a poll Leonoirdvlile Road (County Route No said point In a southerly direction to Thence (4) along the northerly sho line 'of the Carle Naval Ammunitlf Thence (&) along the center line of KlrWl.m DlHtrlct No. 27 of Election District No. 2 whore {tie same Intersects the cente 016) and running: -••-•„• a point in the center line' of Thorn line, of Shadow Lake In a genera Depot Railroad right-of-way; 1 In Middle town Township HlUsida Avenue In a northwesterly dl line of New Jersey State Highwa' Place; , t southwesterly direction to a point In Mldilletmvn Towmhlp Thence (1) along the center Una Thence (15) .along the center line BEGINNING at a point formed by BEGINNING at a. point formed b rection to a pulnt where the same in Route 3th Lconardvllle Road aforeBald In a nortl Thence (5) along the center line the center line ot Jumping Brook; the Karle Naval Ammunition: Dep the Intersection of the center line o tsrsecta the center line of flerpentlm Thorn Place In a westerly dlrectlo Thence (5) along the center line e the Intersection of the center Una of Drive; Thence (13)-along the center Una easterly direction to a point whera Jumping Brook in a southerly din Railroad right-of-way in a. genem Palmer Avenue und the center line ot Seventh Avenue and Uie center line New Jeisey state Highway Route 35 same Intersects the center line to a point in the center line oi Bchell nouthweatorly direction to a point whei Thompson Avenue, said point being In of Many Mined Creek Bald point. bC' Thence (6) along the center line a northwesterly direction to a poll Church Street; Drive; tlon to a point where tho same inte the same intersects the center Ilne Ing in the boundary line separating Serpentine Drive in a generally south sactH the center line of West Fro tho boundary lino separating Flaritao where the same intersects the centi Thence (2) along the center line TJience (6) along tho center line Street; Leonurdvlllc Hond aforesaid; Township and Middlotown Township the Hoio of Atlantic Highlands an westerly direction to a point whe line ot Frost Avenue; Church *£treet In a northeasterly dl Schelly Drivn In a southerly direct! TUenco (16) along tho center Uno and running: Middletown Township and running: the same Intersects Uie center line to a point where tho same Intersccl Thence (6) along tha center ....„ Thence (14) along the center line rection to a point where the samo Ir Leonanivillo Koad aforesaid in a we: Thence (l) along the boundary line Thence U) along the center line South Side Avenue; Frost Avenue In a northeasterly tersects the oenter line ot Union Avc Uie center Ilne of Locust Terrace; West Front Street lr\ a generally wei erly direction lo a point whero tl Seventh Avonuo In a southwesterly dl Thence (Tj along Uie center line erljt direction,, to. a point where-i separating Rarltan Township aiW Mid- rection to a point In the center line nue; Thenco (7) along tho eenter lino nfttne--intcrflcota -tho westorly hoi dluluwn••Townfillip and along tho can- rectlon to a point in the center I' South Side Avenue in a generally west Linden Avenue; Thence (3) along the center Jlne Locust Terrace In a southeasterly same Intersects the easterly pro'pc ary line ot tlio JBarlo Naval Ammun of Hillside Avenue; erly direction to a polni In Uie cente; rectlon to a point where the same Ii line of the Garden State pjwkway; tion Depot Reservation; tcr line of Palmer Avenue in a norther- line of Portland Road; Thence (15t continuing along the cer Union Avenue-Mn a southeasterly olnt In the center >. Thence (2) along the center Una ter line of Frost Avenue as extend^ rection to a point in the center Ilne tnrscctB the center line of Maple woe Thence (7) along the easterly pr - Thenco (17) along the boundary IU Hillside Avenue In a northwesterly d: Thence (8) along the cenier line In a northeasterly direction to a polr Main Street aald point also being it Drive; orty lino of the Garden State Parkw lino ol New Jersey State Highway Portland Road In a generally soutl of tne Karle Vaval Ammunition Dop Route 38, fluid point lining a com- rrctlon to a point where the same In where the same Intersects the centi intersection of the center Una of Mai Thenco (8) along tho center line In a generally northwesterly dlrectl lteservatlon In a generally smithwe mon point In the lioutulftry lin MI of tfcmeets the center line ol Serpentine westerly direction to a point said polr line of a pond; Street and the center line of Eli Maplawood Drive in a generally sou -to a point, aald polni being in ( being in the boundary line Beparatln orly direction to a point in the c< Rarltnn Township, Middletown Town- Drive; Thenco (16) along the center line Avenue; erly thence easterly thence northerl: northerly boundary line pf Block 32 ter linn of tlio finrlo Naval Ammun ship u.nd. tho Iloro of Keansburg; Thence {&) along the center Ilne i Block 1308 and Block 488 of the la direction to a point whoro the aamtho tax map of Middletown Townsh map of Middletown Township; mi Id pond In a generally aoutfieastei Thenco (4) (Jong the center line Thenco (R) along tho northerly bon lion Depot, Railroad rlght-or-way; Thence (2) along the boundary llnv Serpentine Drive In a generally flout ly dlrnctlnn tn a point where the sat Elm Avonuo In a southeasterly dlro< Intersects . the center line of. War 1 .westerly direction to a point when Thence (9| continuing- along t Place; ary of Block 32 uioreaald in a genen Thence (18) along tho center llni bfltwenn tho Boro of Keansburg tnd interHecl.i the center lino of the J tion to a point; ly northeasterly direction to a poi Middletown Township nJong the cen- the same intersects the center line boundary line separating Block 1308 am Hpy Cctitrnl Pnwnr & Light Compan Then™ (5) continuing along the CBI Thence (9) along the center line Ihe bnrlo Naval Ammunition D South Side Aveune; Block 48S nforc.in.ld in a, generally weal right-of-way; Ward Pltico In nn eaHtorly direction in the center ttns of Dwlght Itmid, aa Railroad right-of-way In n nuiithu ter lino of State Highway Route 36 to erly direction to a point; tcr lino of JSlm Avenue as extended point iielns rtl/Uant one humlrml ti wn-Llncr( Marvin Uoruli Thence '(4) alone Hi* southerly ahors nforp!!;itd In H. wiistprly direction Thenco (7) along the cmitcr line 1 Ilne of Bandy lloolt Buy In n south- Wfliuprly direction tti n point in tl a I'nlnl; I'nrlt In >rthr . to Caldwoll Avoiuin in a southerly dire a point whnro the namo Intcrnecta t Kotul, fluid point also bi*lng thn Int Thenco t-ll nlong Ihn center lino Center line of Rownc Hond,; cent or lino nf Lconardvllle Road (Coui section of Nut Bwnmp Hand with I Biiwtcrly direction to n. pulnt where the point thn center lino Coop tlon to a point In tho center lino Marvin Iliwul In a ii»rtliaiiHtiri>.iai(t In an oa? Leniiiirilvtllo Road aforcntiUI In a norll thn MidilMown-Llnnroft Rnnd "In Thenco Vl'l) nlnng llm centor Hue direction to t\ pnir.t In tho r.f»rili>r Ii line oi HrowmiDnck Itnnd; In ii point whom tlm Hiimo hit erly direct Inn tit IL |inlnt wiicro t onntnrty direction tn a point whom Ul rmrinpuflterly (liror.ilon to a point wly? Hopping Kt'Jiit in mi winterly tliun Thenco tfii aloriK tho conli-r line ol of hponiirdvlllo nd»d nftirpftnld; i'hfiirft iti) filmic the enitcr line fiei-ln tlm t-Piitnr Uno of Klccpy Iloiln ninno lnh»nients tho center lino of Hr>i lnif*nu?i:t.s tho centur lino thn Hniiif- Inlor.iiTt.i ilio center Hint northerly directtim ID II point In t OIHMIM A vi'i inn iiml I in prolnn Ration Hn»wnMifji:k ito;id in a nmithrnMtr Thi'iire (lit) nlnni: thn renter linn n«lnt and PIIM-K of iirglmiiT l»lm; II.-;.,!: L'tiirrh Htroet; Ha mm Hollow Hoiut and Oak I ivnter lino <•! Li-mmrilvillc itr tho KIKII ThiMiow (lt> uliing thn miter linn TIHMICO (U> nlnng tlin contir llni sulil, thn pnlnt unit nliH'it uf ]l{»i;lnnli of Nnvi'iiiiik River Ritart; (•rally cfiHtcrly dlrccMdii to a poi KliTtlnn ni.'ilrlct will ho Knlrvlc Ili>PI mi: lto:ul In a1 nouthrrly then Oliurch Rtritct lit a gntiftriUly nortl Thnirn (11) nlontc Uio cent IT linn Tho pul liny I'lm-n fur thu Twetii Komi; TIHMKMI (Hi rmitiiiulni; al'inK tlio re WIKTO tlio .'Kilnn inttTftofta Uio cent Hchoi.l. Copper Itonrl. wrfiti'rly illrci'tlcm In a pulnt wlic illm-tlnn to a point VVIIIMII tl Ojili IIIH Koiul in mi pjuiinrly illr thlnl Kli'ctlun Hlntrlrt will Uc Hu Tlif>m:« (fit rnrithmlnK along tho fwi> line of Chfiiminfr AviMiim; v l.-r IIIH! of Urnwiinnnck Ro:ul In l>i-Hi>rl[i(liiii of the Tminuhirln tlio iiiuno lutcrniM'ta tho center lino tntt'i'dcrt tho center llni Him to a point wliiro tho fin in o Int view Hrliiml. LiMiniinlvllh K.I., liclfin t lino uf Ot'i'iui Avi-mm in A unlit li- I>nlnt In tlm nnrthcrly niioru lino of Hi 'J'henco (lit filoiiR tlm enntnr linn uf Mh-rlhm IHsMrUl No. [( Miirvin Uortil; I'nrk Avenue; 'nct'tfl t no riMitiV Mur i*r tin- Mii.rlc r* ly ilirrriiori to a point in thu canter" NiivralnH Itlvrr; rttiiiimiKi Avniun in it ^cni-raUy nort In Mlddlctciivn TuwnKhip Thi'iii'e (IIH filnnft thn eMiter linn Tlieni'o (11) nl OUR o renter lino vnl Ammunition l>i'i">t lUilnmd rln Of •• 10 If M'llmi IMHIIrli rl N. 31 lln TlK»l | Av 'IUI orly din'ctluii lo n point hi thi* oi-iit Tlit'iuf (IH> lUonj: the northrrly nlw MRtiiNNING at a point nloni? t Mtirvlti Itoml In a mniiliwi-Hterly < I'nrk A v cunn in n rthweslerly if-wnv; i M l a point I tho cimtnr 1 ThiMico (12) nlunK Ihn rrnli-r linn NNl. N'i nt Kill 11 In tli n' In ii mnitliWi-sUrly Huuir Ml 1 a | <• mile rly ihciirn nuilliiMly illl'fM'llnn ty Henna Mfi) whrrc tho niimn lulf t.f Park Avi-niin; ii)[itiiii!i ('reck; the l-ini'ln Njivii I Aii ltldii Hi 1 urn lino ( if i: Mi airccllon lu a point In 1 1 1 ' i) ixiitit In tin iiiMithrrty nhnro linn Tin tie'i 115) nlmiK thn crntrr lino tlm renter lino of thn Kurl Thi'iicn ill) ulnnK thn renter llm> ii'ft (IM HliiMB I ruiul rlliht-nf-wiiy lir 1.4 II III I": vi l I'.iliiK'r \^anue, tht C!;iy I'll Crei-lf; New Jt-rnry lihite IHifliwuy llmite Nii.nl /uniii unit Irm Dopot Kai Vnrk Avt'tnitt in n Hi'in'rully nurHiwi'i loiiii Crei'k In H ty ln'iiitti-rly illri'dSmi In a linn nf Co IK'Ot' 1 A 1IH' i nf |l<'f;llltllMK- [ 'l'l>^tii(i ill) nlnni; Min.noiiUu'rl/ phi In (i northvve.itcrly itlri'i'tlnn lo n poi ritiid rmht-uf.wny umi nniiilnj;: orly illri'dlim in n I'l.lnt WIHTH tl ii lo II imlnt, |inint belli n;i inn lnlcr. i(M niimn llltoniccH wllh tlin I'enter Ul Clll MI Ilio New York A Ui hl:lll!rl will It* KllHl I Inn oT 11 ri'vent Aviiiii1 nit PxttMiilfil WfitiTly (llriTtlftii t*i a imlnt wht'tr t tho I'lurtn Nnviu Ainniunltlnii i ><-] of UomiMvlUn UOIKI afiuc'iulil, tl roinl rl):iil-nf\viiy, thn V\ nniini liiti-t.irnlH tho I'iMiIrr linn t>( U I tn 11 ro. ul rl|;!)t-i]r-wFiy In ii northnniit polni and plum <.f ]lii|:. riii'Kit << Mil n nf n-i;lnn!n|: cuit A vv Thi'iicit Mill iilnnc tho rpnlrr linn ly rlli)n to n fulnt WIUMI- thn mil iHHni; |>liu:o rr"urli>H"" "f thr> liuiifiil*trlrii II rr-vrnt Avnnii' iifiirciiiiM In u not! rl- llh" [>r nf l.lrrllnn lll-IrM Nil. 1A, tV>\ TIC Mil' rciitrr line IntiM «i'cl a tlm lOniliiTly |tri)]it>rty II Di.'itrU-t will bn Hnyvlii 'tlon 111,'ili'lc will lin THfii t'.-i'HiM'ly iliriTtlnii tn a ju-int In I rl( tn i !,. Avi'iiu ncntlir-ily dire nf tin- t'l-nlriil Htillrniul o( Now Jom M«:iniul. I.iMMiiirilvllln Mil., Heifunl. mil'h'ii'i ('[ y - H. MMilh'ti i hliirrult III Mtlillll'llMMI l«IHnnhl|l In renter line ut V*mlfrNil Av«-nn«>; wl M'i> tin' !unric t rlRhtuf-wiiy; ifilnt wlic in tlix l 11 ui t ilNNINd al ii |Hilnt lormM til 1 ii linn nf Onhciri 'riH'iirc (171 I'linllltillnK alunc III.' ri >nrrl|i(l nil <>r tin rtfnve'iteily Inmiu nry lit Ih-Ni'rl|>llmi of Ilii- Lui fi!>'i:u'i'iinii <>t tlix (i-nt-T llrm "f icr linn nf Mrevi-nt Avcunn in n. norll >ni-» I'JI nlniiB thn intrtlirrly i»n (Inn ii C'l t F'urh. mild poi itkt Nn. II of ('lui t lidi of IIII-I thin lll-lil. i U'l.h lUuliwiiy Itouhi lift mill tll« run- rt ly lloo ut Hi" Centnil itiillrorul I'd thn •cntrr linn iMitih'Hy illrri'iinn lit ii I'tiliit win- In Midillc the no luim-r of <"l n'ovil In .Mlililh (mm 'lnv clit-iif-wiiy !u nn enitor n i Urn ivnii) rniv.il Ariiniuiti- itiiinn Intcnieiid tlu> r«>njttn-1ly Him tl<:<; INNIN' i nt a p>>lii( 1 te|n»l itti 11 r['.!'l rl«t)t ofwuy inij .»f .-i;iinly M"i'K liny; illli-rtlui a polni, l ticln U'lUlNNINil n1 IL point fnrnii'il I' liili-i!H'i|l,.!i of ,||m i'< in• lit :i hi 1 i nf tin* Ku thl< IlitiM'iectinil (if Ihn lien (17) lnni: th" northwiviler 'l'ln'iici> (TO iihiiii; tho noiittH-rly lti Mlri'i>l ami Hi- ret l.ntnt I ID th " enntfyr lin* "* NIIVHI AnmiuMlMi.il |t<>|Kit Kc/icrviitl lhr> N<-w Moutniilitli !<•>:* Hin> t I'Uiinriivllhi l'mlt I1M» of M:imiy lliioit Mny In n j;(Micrnl n Kniul ;tri in II nuiitti- 11 ldiiitn Nu. MM iitnl tin) vt'.t or lino diri'i'llon U> iv pel ptiy Ki tf> ii jr' " " |i'>li»t wti»r« tht 1 Avenue ("IH'MV Tivn Kiinii Hi'Jiil U*i Uily Unit llm ti Inii'incnJi tho cent (I) ult Hi |»i|Ml Wl tin- |ii'i"( tho nnd Nn. Mill IUUI Minnliu:: t'rn Ti'ni ; cpiilpr Thi'lit-e 111 IIIIMH; 11 nt t'f'i l" ul, jmlnt whern I i II nloni; tlui center linn IItj U\ti muter llm ui Cherry Tren Kiinn llond n 'i'ti Ten-Jirr in .i wi'iilcrly dlr H* lioiili'hil'V Iliir n-1 IUMCU '!H:\ i,f nllT mil ii (teller it II y Wi-nliTly itlrn t a [ rMnt in thn i-enler linn i'iiy t rlt w Inn "t th\ dy 11 Iluy Ifii.we 'l'own.ilili' of Mlil()!>it»wn Town Firtl(i 1'irA ifrly who Avonue, (ho point anI Nrw Htreft Xlieucn [it «li>i i»r VnH-y Dru Ave., Inn ol 'lV 11»,lt Hay in a gpiiftft ) . ,EGAJ. NOTICE- -UiGAt NOT ICE -LEGAL NOTICE- 4J-XAL NOTItE- . IXGAL NOTICE I "J IfK UAJM iftJU.fMUT At!* KI.MTIflW HOTttK BULUUTTIt* AHU nit CAIJI UAVKW. tt. $, ty thfe *8J7i* h*A ujti^l T&«act f f •o6« tt,t br..t tit h/siu n (tt IQ ISJL 7 ol Bl'-fCfc U; t>;t-fit* (Mi UjuJ.i»wt*r;y in *xA lor ifct Heir ou en #t IMM Tr'lijulf'Wt'ii^tjt -t;»* ^T.y^*^ ot'jJfn 'A ftdr lU,v*u. (iifc CtEI*f llhtt if} JUOf* W.800 /es-t mar* or less to tii» icteret»!t«f Ifa* ui Ji HUvtr, Cfj'Mtf u\ tf/jnnifjuih, Bt*U ' t w+ui. «ts,t« of Ht* t} y ty llii ti«n of the ewne-with the corporate |Oard«o SU.U.UU Ps-rfcwu to thi c*n> Mew Jiera«y, will meet mx Uut \>1*XA Toaac* (S) aiOD« the center Hni of Qualified voter* who wisli to vote in the Crawford_.i Corner Ron); hereinafter deitgfi&teij on : i at tin pinccs turcin the General Election on Tuesday, No-I line of MatiLWUt ) TownshipThl; thench e (1(144 ter Un*rf place of fteginniiig- tftrftrr riL'sI^n&LEd on a westerly tfijr«otu>Q «iong wld ow- Sleepy Hollow1 Road tn a northerly di- Easterly along the corporate line 0 Thence along the center line of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1&87 Polling place for thti district if the therly boundary line of Uie Borough o( rection to a point in th« center ling vember T, 1967, must register on or tha' Crawforddi Corner Road and in m TUTUESDAYE , SEPTEMBER 12, 1B6T .before Thursday, September 28, 1967Matawa. n Township 1,900 feet-to a point between Uie hours of 7.00 a. m, and Fir* Hbues on Prospect Avenue, between the hours of 7:00 a.m, andItumaon to lt« intersection with tbtr, of Ohap*l HUI Road; where the same Is Intersected by northwesterly direction to tht center J:00 p.m. for the purpose of conducting center Una ol F*lr Haven Roaa! Thence (4) along the center tine ol Notice of change of residence >or ap- lino of the Holmdel Road: the primary Elrctlon and for the nom Third Election District 8:00 pm for the purpose of confluct- plication for transfer of registration Gravelly Brook; thence (15) Along the ing ttie Primary Election and for thethence (2) lo a northerly dlrectloo , Chapel Hill Road in a northeasterly corporate line ol Matawan Township Thenco (B> in a westerly direction liiattun of cajicUditea, BffiGlNNINQ at a point in the #mi1h along tho center line of Fair Haven ' thta northerly Affection to a paint In shall be made either by written request 6,200 feet more or less to the point along thP center line of the Holmdel Said Primary Klrcllon will be held erly line or Little Sliver Point Uoad iinatlon of oandidntea. th« center line of Kings Highway; forwirdPfi to the Municipal Clerk or Korxl to the center Hue of VanBrackle where the aama la intersected by tne aitl Primary Kleclton will bit held Koad 'and the center Una of Fair iied by Willow Brook corner In eald municipality for tho purpose In eaM municipality lor Uie purpuse Haven fto&d extended to the southerly Thence (5) continuing, along me cen-the County Board or Elections on forms thr* point anil place of Beginning. Koad: of nujninnllriK: westerly Una or Parker Avenue South; ter line of Chapel Hill Road as pro-I>rriy,i(U*[l l>y HJild Municipal Clork Then 1:0 (10) In a northwesterly then to (i) In an easterly direction of nosnlnatinp: horo ot tha Naveslnk (North Shrawi- Board or by calling in person at The polling placo for the Third Elec- Two Stato Si'natora-at-Ijarge from the T S! n.'itura-{i.t-I#Jirge from Uie bury) Kivt-r; thencG t'd) in a.nouth- jected in a northerly direction to a tho MurKU ill lu- then westerly direr tion alori^; the Kill!) 8rti;ite i>iHtrict. along tno southerly Una of Little Sllve Tw asterly direction along tlio southerly point In the southerly boundary l'ie nffit-c of thf* Municipal 4'h-rk or foil IIh T'J. ter line of V;iiiHrJH.'kl.s lioa-t thfi v;t! Two suto Aascmblymen from" A Point Hoad to Its lnUTscction with tin Fifth l")L'itrlf:t. of the Earl* Naval- Ammunition Depjt Bcwrd of Elections up to a.nd Including (nirsfs thfreof to tho center line at westerly lino ol Suvtii Bribes linad: y Aa. ht.ru line of ths Navcsink (North September as, 1967. KLKCTIOX MISTRICT #4 Lino Hoad; lomidy Distrlrt 5-H. hrtiWfihury} Hiver to lta interBectlon Oiu- Member of tho Roard of Ch'^st thenre (C> In a sjutht-rly (iirt'cf - y DistrU't 5-B. with the centur Una oJ Gi!Icat»U Ave- Murgtiri\ ille Volunteer I'irtliouse Thenco (11) in a norllierly dirrcllon Krc.-hoWiTH tor the Ci.unty of Mo along tho westerly linn ut .Seven BrM MIT i Township ami HulimM Townohli (liflClTH, Vl/: southerly a hore of Town Neclt Cr<- vl/.: of Glllesjtlo Avenue and the center line . M tho center lino of HtMliany ltoud A Mayor t»c Uio full turm oi two fur the full tc of (illh'Hiilu Avemio ex tended lo Ha center line of the Earie Naval Am- ELECTION UISTR1C1' j?i Horn, County of Monmouth' and Ht and to the ]»olnt of Bi>Kinriiii£. yc.tr-;. thfiice (3> in an r;i3te.ily dlrt'cti^u at munition Depot Railroad right-of-way; ;>f Nt?w Jcr.Hoy, ami Is more particular- 1 the aoutherly shore of Towti Nei.'k <'r of three years. Interaction with Hie center ilni) of Marlboro Township Hall, Main St. Tho rolling plaro un tho Klrat KIRR Tivo Councllmrn for tlio full term of Hlver Road; thenco (5) In an feHBterly Thence (7) along Uir center line of AIJJ that certain tract or parcel of ly ilcsi-rlbed as follows: Inn I>i'itrh*t In thu Tov*;ns!iip of Holm Uin- years. ami continuing in a gene rally aoutht (][ii- C-mncllrti-an for t)io unexi'Ired the Earie Naval Ammunition Depot land situate* in the Township of Marl- BKliEN'NINtj at a. point at tho In-el is at tlu> l^iiMiietilary Hclmol. Holm Said Primary ElectLl m will be held ami H'lutliwt-.'ilcrJy dirt-irtfoii follow term of «m« yfur, dtreutlon along tho center lliiQ of Railroad right-of-way in \ southwest- tersection of the comer line of Texas d Prima tha shore line of Town Nerls Creek an-l 'ulk-t-ttiV for the full term of Ittver Koad to It a intersection with boro, County of Monmouth and State el Hoad, Hazlot. Naw Jerai>y. fur Die i>urpi of A 'lax • rly thencB southerly thence southwest- of New Jersey, and is more particular- Ko;i lti a Bout her Jy direction • «ame intersects the center line of State ly described as follows: d th BEG1NN1NU at a point where the ibi.ii- mentioned and also to Meet <...., BEGINNING at a point at thi» In- from sfUd beginning point alonB tlio boundary lino of Holmdel Township U runio and 0110 female member from northerly shore line of Parker Creek; for the purf^Ae of nominating p«raons along thn center HUB O( Kim Place nnd Highway Route 35, the point and place Utter (l> In a NortVip&sterly direction tlicnce fi) in a northerly dlrvt'tlon the crnti-r inio of Kirn Place extended of Beginning. tersection of the center line 'of Coun- intersected by the boundary line be I'.u'h Hi-i'llnn district in the Hnroiigii of of uit! ri-spectlve partie-3 lo the i/f- ty Route f^O with, the center Una of15,410 feet moro or Jess to a point in thetwepn Haritan Town ship, 0 Holmdel Lti tie Silver as Members nf the Mon- •ng the easterly line of the First Elec fieofl aiMive mcnlkitii'ii nnd also tu clent the center line of Willow titrept; The polling place for the Twenty- Conover Hoad and Boundary Hoad. Uno of the same and corner to Mat-Township and Mlddletown Township, rm.uUi County Executive O Southeasterly 6,100 feet more by the boundary line between Holmdel full term of one year. Polling place for thft district la St.nwi.ith County Executive Committee for ol Kemp Avenue extended; thence <8) or Election District No. 28 center lino of said Boundary Road and or less to the point where Route 79 in-and Karltan Townships; The said Board of Registry and Elec John's Chapel Parlflh House on Little each of the two major uolftical purtlea, in a aouthn.rly direction along tlie en- in MlddletoHti Township the corporate line between Atlantic tersects the Corporate* line of Matawan tlon will meet 011 Stiver Point Hoad. (Republican and Pomocratlc), for thteer line of Kemp Avenue and center BEGINNING at a point in the cen-(Colts Neck) and Marlboro Townships Township; thence <3> Southerly along Thence (1) in a southwesterly dlrea TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1!M>7 Fourth Election District full term nf one year. line of Kemp Avenue extended to the ter line of Locust Avenue where the (1) Southeasterly — 2,600 feet more or the line of Route 79, 18.300 feet more or tlon along the center line of Palmer .jweeri the hours of 7:00 a.m. and BEGINNING at the intersection The said Boards of Keglntry- f point or placo of BEGINNING. •ante Is intersected by the northeast- !PSI S t o a poinp t In the samesae; ; thence by less to tha Intersection of the same Avenue to thae centee r Una of state 8:00 p.m. Tor the purpose of conducting the easterly line of Branch Avenue ffiloctton will meet on The polling place far the Fifth Elec- erly shore Una of Clay Pit Creek and thfe same (2>.Southwesterly — 2,000 feet with the southeasterly line ot LotB Highway Route 35: and the southerly line or Rumnon Road; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 1, 1967 tion District 13 the Willow Street School, ey ,0 t 7-17 Block 45; thence ii) Southwesterly Thence (2) continuing in & gouthweiv Uie General Election. mora or lles s t o _ rpoinitt In t thh e same; Said General Election will be held in thence running (l) in an easterly dlrec hetween the hours of 7:00 a.m. find Willow Street. ^Thence (1) along Uie cenjer-line otJ 1,900 feet more or less to a point corner erly direction and alone the boundary tlon along lha southerly Una Humaon B:tO p.m. for the purpoBo of conducting ELECTION DISTRICT 0 tfuMice by the same t3) to the latter, thence by the "same In Una between Mlddletown Township and jald municipality for the purpose of Locust Avenue in a northerly direction UM0 more or ies8 to'a point at electing: Road and across Prospect Avenue to thfl r-eneral Election All that part of the Borough of Fair lie intersection or the same with part and part by Lot 19 of Block 45 (5)Holmdel Township to the center Una Two Rtatft Senator*-ftt-t-arga from Uie the easterly line of Proapeet Avenue; Said General Election will be held Haven bounded as tollowa; to wit: to a point where the^same "'^"^^. |' Southeasterly 677 feet more or less to ol South Laurel Avenue where the in said municipality lor the purpose the center line of Osborna Avenue; the center lirte of Dutch Lane Road: center line of South Laurel Avenue Firth Senate District. thence (2) in a northerly direction BEGINNING at thu point where tho Thence (2) along the center line ot thence leaving laid Boundary Road a point In tha line of the latter and Two Btate Assemblyman from As across Rumson Road and along the of electing: center line of Fair Haven Road Inter- Osborne Avenue In a. northwesterly di- corner to Lot 2 of Block 45; thence Intersects the center line ot the right- easterly line of Prospect Avenue to the Two State 8enfttora-at-Large from the and continuing along the corporate by the latter and part by Lot 6 ofof-way ot the New York & Long gembly District 5-B. sects the center line of Ridge Road, rection to ths center line of Monmoulh lino between said Atlantic (Colts Neck) Branch Railroad Company; One Member of the Board of Ohosen southerly line of Ridge Road, thence Fifth Senate District. being the northerly boundary line of Avenue: and Marlboro Townships (4) Southwest- Block 45 (6) Westerly 1,599 feet more or Freeholders far the County of Mon-(3> -in an easterly direction along the Two Btate Aaaemblyrnen. from As- the Borough of Kumaon; thenco (1) in less to a point In the center line of Thenco (3) continuing In a south- aoutherly itns o( Ridge Road to thesembly District 6-B. Thence (3) along the center line n( erly— 7,160 fret more or less to a point westerly direction along the center line mouth, and for the following municipal a westerly direction along said north- Monmouth Avenue In a northwesterly in line of the same and corner to Wyncrest Road; thence along the same offices viz: intersection with Harding Road; thence One Member of the Board of Chosen erly boundary line 01 the Borough of direction to a point where the same (7) Northerly 700 feet more or less to aof South Laurel Avenue to the center (4) in a southerly direction along the Freeholders for the County of Mon- Freehold Township; thence along the point at the Intersection ol-the — line ot Holland Road; A Mayor for the full term of two tlumson to lu intersection with the Intersects the center lino of Sears Ave- eorporato lino between Fr^hold and oint at the intersectin of t:he same rears. westerly line of Harding Road to themouth, and. for. the following munic- center Iftio ot Hance' |Road; thenct (2) Thence <4) In a westerly direction northerly, line of Rumuon Road; thence ipal offices, viz: nue; ' Marlboro Township <5) Northwesterly ..«iti_ i the center line al Gordon",_'! • Comeralong the center line ol Holland Road Two Councllmen for the full term of In a northerly direction along thB cen- Thence (4) along the center Une ot— 10,330 feet more or less to a Road; thence along the latter (8) West- to Its Intersection with the center line three yeara. (6> aero89 Rumson Road and In a Two Councllmen tot the full terra ter line of Hance Road to its inter- Bears Avenue In a northerly direction point in the center line ot New Jer-erly 3.400 feet more or lea* to a point westerly direction along the aoutherly of three years. section with the center Une of River of VanSchoiclt Road; Notice thereby given that qualified line of Rumson Road to lta intersection One OQunciimaji for the unexplred thence northeasterly direction to a sey State Highway Route 7!) where at the intersection of the same with Thence (6) In t southerly direction voters of the Borough of Llttla Silver, Road; thenca (3) In an eaiterly di- poilni t In tha , center line ol Valley the same Is Intersected by the south the center line of route 620; thence County of Monmouth, State of New with the easterly line ol Seven Bridgei term of one year. rectlon along the center Una of Rlrer along trie center line of VanScholck Road, thence (6) In a aoutherly direc- A Tax Collector for th« full term Drrive; branch of Topancmus Brook; thence! aJong the latter (9) Northerly 1.660 leet Road to Its intersection with the cen- Jersey, not already registered In Bald Road to Its intersection with the cen- Thence (5) along the- center line of along the said brook (6) Westerly the moro or less- to a point at the Inter- tion along the easterly line of Seven of four yeara. ter line of Cedar Avenue extended; ter line of Red Hill Road: municipality under the laws of. NewBridges Road to a point marked by an Valley Drive in a northwesterly direc- various courses and distances 9,800 feet section of the same with the center- Thence (6) In a southwesterly direc- Jersey governing permanent registra- Notice is hereby given that qualified thonce (4) In a southerly direction tion to a point where the same inter* more or less to a point corner to line of Crlne Road; thence along the tion along th» center line ot Red Hill tion may register or tra.nsfer with the extension In an easterly direction of thevotera of the Iwrough of Fair Hav- along the center line of Cedar Avenue sects the boundary line between the Freehold Township and Manalapan latter (10) Northerly 7,900 feet more or Road to the center line of Garden clerk of aald municipality at her of-aoutherly line of Kings Road; thence en, County of Monmouth. State of Newand the center line ot Cedar Avenue Boro of Atlantic Highlands and Mid-Township; thence along the corporate less to a point at the intersection of Btate Parkway; fice, Borough Hall, Prospect Avenue, (7) acro^a Seven Bridges Road and inJersey, not already regi»tered--in said extended to lti Intersection with th* die-town Township: line between Manalapan and Marlboro the same with the center line o! Ten- Thence (7) along the center line of i Little Sliver, New Jftrspy, tip to and In-a westerly direction along the south* municipality undeF-4he,..]n.wa of Newcenter line Jit Third Street; thenca Thence (6) along the boundary sep- Townships (7) Northeasterly — 7,17nen0 t Road; thence along the latter (11) the Garden State Parkway and in a .eluding Thursday, September 28,- 1967erl, y line of Kings Road to ther easterly Jersey governing permanent registra- (S) tn an easterly direction along the arating the Boro of Atlantic Highlands feet more or less to a- point In theSouthwesterly 60 feet more or less to anorthwesterly direction to Its Intersec- during the following hours: Daily 9:00 line ot Prospect Avenue; thence (8) tion may regiater or transfer with the center line of Third Street ud the *»andi Mlddletown Township the various aame; thence by the same (8) North- point in tha same and corner to Lottion with ths center Un* of Holland 'a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Also September 26, 27 across Prospect 'Avenue and in a clerk of eaid municipality at hla office, center line of Third Street extended courses .thereof to a point where the westerly — 1,550 feet more or less 8 of Block 62; thence by the latter Road; and 38, 19OT, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m southwesterly direction along the north' Borough Hall, 748 River Road, Fair to its intersection with the center lib* the following four (4) courses and dls* westerly lino bl Willow Drive to a Haven, New Jersey at any time up lame Intersects the Boundary between to a point at the Intersection of the Thence (8) in a northeasterly, and ;Saturdays. "Sundays and" holidays ex- ot Fair Haven Road; thence (0) in a the Boro of Highlands and Mlddletown Isame with the center lino of Roberts- tances (12) Northwesterly 160 feet more point wfiere the same Intersects with to and Including Thursday, September southerly direction along the center then easterlysaate rly^ direction along the cen* copted. Or at Permanent Registration the First ElecLlon District; thenca (9) Township, said point being a common vllle Road; thence by tha latter (9) or less to a point; thence (13) North- ter llma of Hlollan( d Road _toJU^inter* Bureau, Court Houae^- Freehold, New 28, 1867, durinK the following Koura: .line ot Fair Haven Road to tht point corner of the boundary Una separating Northerly ~— 4,270" feet more or less easterly 176 feet more or less to a point; lectio a with the center Une ot Tel-Jersey, up to and. including Thurs- in a generally northwesterly and north- Dally 0:00 a.m. to 5{00 p.m., Satur- or place of BEGINNING. Ihe Boro of Atlantic Highlands, the to a point at the intersection of thethence (14) Northwesterly 67 feet more or egraph Hll! Road; . day, September 28 1967, during the fol-erly direction along the boundary ot the;days, Bundays and Holidays excepted Boro of Highland* and Mlddletown same with the center line of Gordon'i less to a point; thence (15) Southwest- Thence (9) in a northerly direction lowing hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30First Election District to the souUi-l Also Septemiier 6, 13, 21 The polling place for the fllxth Elec- Township;. :• Corner Road; thence by tho latter (10) erly 121 feet more or less to* point cor- along the center line ol Telegraph Hill p.m. Also August 31, September 7, 14,east corner of Lot 1« In Block 54 on22, 25, 26, 27, and 28th, 19G7, from fi:00 tion District is tha Fire Houat, Riv«r Thence (7) along the boundary line Northeasterly — 10,350 feet more or ner to tha same and corner to Lolloat d the various courses thereof to1 21, 28, 1987, from 6:00-p.m. to 8:00 the Tax Map; thence (10) In a westerly p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Or at Permanent Reg- and Battln Roads. Separating ths Boro of Highlands and less to a point at the Intersection of 6 of Block 52; thence by the latter Its intersection with tha center line p.m. Also September 26, 27, and 28, direction along the southerly line of Lotistration BuxetUi, Court House, Freehold, Roy W. NBLflON, Mlddletown Township the ^various. the same., with the center line oE Wyn- the following six (6) courses and dis-of Mayfal: Road; 1967, from B:00 a.m. to D:00 p.m.1,, In Block M and along the First New Jerspy at any time up to nnd Borough Clark courses thereof lo a point where the' crest Road; thence by the latter (11) tances (IS) Northwesterly 208 feet more Thence (10) In a westerly direction Saturdays,- Sunday* and Holidays ex Election District to the easterly line including Thursday, September 28, 1967Aug. 31, Sept. 5, 1967 * $183.08 . same Inters acts the westerly shore line Southerly •— 700 feet more or lesa or leas to a point; thence (17) North- along tho center line of May lair Road :epted. -•••—- of Branch Avenue; thence (11) In a during the following hours: Dally 9:00 to a point In the-same^ corner to Lotwesterly 198 feet more or less to a point; northerly direction along the easterly a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Also. August 31; AND ELECTION of the Shrewsbury River; to Its Intersection with the center line NOTICE Thence (8) along the westerly shore 7 of Block 45 as designated on ththencee . OS) Northerly 234 feet more OT ot Chestnut RRlagl e Roadd: x Qualified voters who wish to vote In lina of Branch Avenue to Its interaec-l September 7, 14, 21, 28, 19OT, from line of the Shrewsbury River in a official Tax Assessment Map of Marl* less to a pobjt; thence (IS) Northeast- Thenoa (U(U) ) aion mme center line the General Election on Tuesday, No- tioa with the southerly line of Bum6:0- 0 p.m. to -9:00 p.m. Also September BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY, •outherty direction to - the northerly boro Township; thenca along the laterly 232 feet more or less to a point( of ChestnuChttt Ridge ~ Road andd I In a vember 7, 1967, must register on orson Road and tho point or plac* of 26, 27, and 38, 1067(, from 9:00 a.m. to NEW JERSEY ter (12) Easterly — 1,599 feet more thence (20) Northwesterly 322 feet more 1 before.. Thursday,.. September 28, 1967.Beginning. ' Notice la hereby Elven that the Dii- •hore line of the Naveslnk River; northwesterly direction to the center 9:00 p.m. Saturdays, Bundiys, and trlct Boards of Eleotfon and Reglttry . Thence (9) along the northerly shore or less to a point corner to the same or lesa to a point; thence (31) South- line of Brentwood Road; > Notice of change of residence or ap- Polling place for this district Is theHolidays excepted. line of the Naveslnk River In a west* thence by the same (13) Northwester- westerly 540 leet more or less to a point Thencfi (12) In an easterly direction plication for tranrfer of registration 1 In and for the Borough of New Shrew** corner lo the same and corner to Lot shall he made cither by written request Firs House, Proswct Avenue, Qualified voters who wish tn vote In bury, County of Monmouth, State of •rly thence northwesterly thence west- ly — 677 feet more or less to a point along the center line of Brentwood Fifth Election District the General Election on Tuesday, No- New Jersey, will meet at the place* erly direction to the northeasterly shore, corner to the same; thence still by the 13 of Block 52; thence by the latter Road to lta intersection wlta the center forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the following four (4) courses and dis-Une of Old Manor Road; the County Board ct Elections on forms BEGINNING at the Intersection of vember 7, 1967, must register on orhereinafter designated on line of Clay Pit Creek; same in part and part by Lot 17 of before Thursday, September 28, 1967. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1937 Thence (10) along the northeasterly Block 45 and Lot 5 of Block 44 (14) tances (22) Southwesterly 528 feet more Thence (13) in a northerly direction provided by aald Municipal Cleric or the southerly line of Rldgo Road with Northeasterly — 2,050 feet more or, or less to a point; thence (23)-Soutn- along tha center line of Old Manor Board or by calling in person nl the tha easterly line of Harding Road; Notice of change of residence or ap-between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and ~* Bhore Une of ^Olay Pit creek in t a thence (1) In an easterly direction plication for transfer or registration 8:00 p.m. for, the purpose of conduct- |}4i5if " " '""' *" " " " ••'•'•• tP Hs inter- office of the Municipal gierk Ing Uie R/lmary Election lor the nom- ihe^enTerilnT'ofT^u^^^^Ptfir* lit point and place of Beginning. thence by the same In part*and pari point: thence (_.. by Lot 3 of Block 44 (15) Southeast* feet more or les* to a point; "thence Rarltan and Holmdel Townships; IK September 28, 1067. to tha westerly line of 'Hance Ro The polling place for the Twenty, Thence (14) In an easterly direction The following Is & description of thethence (2) In a southerly direction or thu County Bo&d of Elections on Said Primary Election will be held ninth Election District will bo Nave- erly — 590 feet more or less to a (25) Southwesterly 70S feet more or along the westerly Une of Hance Road forma provided by said Municipal In said municipality for thft purpose ot point corner to the same; thence by less to a point corner to the same along the boundary line between Rar- election districts In the Borough of Lit- Clerk or Board or by calling in per-nominating: slnk Fire House, Monrnouta Ave., Na* '.he same '(16)' Northeasterly — S30and corner to Lot 27 ot Block 52; Uan and Holmdel Townships to itstl,e Silver and the polling places In to the northerly Una of Rumson Road; Veitnk. .. , .intersection wJth the center line of I the same to wit: thence (3) In a westerly direction along son at the office of the Municipal Two stato Senatora-at-large for tha Description of the boundaries feet more or less to a point corner to thence by Ih8 latter -In par't and Palmer Avenue and to the point of the northerly lice of Rumson Hoad to Clerk or County Board of < Elections Fifth Senate District ol Election District No. 30 the same; thence by the same (17) *«...t b-.y, Lot 2S- _ o- f —Block- 52 (28) Beginning. First Election District a' point marked by an extension In aup to and Including September 28, 1967. .Two Stato Assemblymen for Assembly Northwesterly — 478 feet more or less Northwesterly 1,056 feet more or less BEGINNING at a point in the north- northerly direction of the easterly'line The following is a description ot meDistrict 5-B. in Mlddletown Township ' to a point comer to the same; thence to a point corner to the same The polling place for the Second BEGINNING at a point formed by Election District In the Township ot easterly right-of-way line of the New of Oakea Road; thence (4) across Rum- Election Districts in the Borough of One Member of the Board of Chosen v still by the same In part and part by and come r to Lot 29 of B lock: 52; York & Long Branch Railroad, where son Road and in a southerly direction Fair Haven and tha polling placei In Freeholders for the County of Mon- the intersection of the center lines ot Lot 1 of Block 42 (18) Northeasterly Jienee by the latter the following eight Holmdel is at the Elementary School. Mlddletcwn-Llncron Hoad, _0ak HUI Holmdel Road, Hazlet New Jeriey. the same is later sec ted by the northerly along the easterly line ol Oakea Road i&me, to wit: *, mouth, and for the following; municipal Road and Bamm Hollow Koad and — 1,360 feet more or less to a point' ;a> courses and distances (27) North- Third Election District line of White Road; thence (1) north- to the northerly shore of Little Silver ELECTION DISTRICT 1 offices, viz: corner to the same and In the line ^jf easterly 913 feett raor eorYesstdapoint; westerly along the northeasterly right- All that part of the Borougn of Fair Two CouncJlmen for the full term ol running: iterly 2Mft o BE GINNING at a point wnera the Creek; thence (5) In a generally north* Thence (l) along the center line of Lot 2 Bald r.enoral Elections will be held '. •aid point being distant one hundred place ol Beginning. FI/)YD WYCKOFF, couraei thereof, to a point where the and 37A, Block 28 on said map; thence westerly direction along the northerly tended; thence (4) in a northerly di- In Bald municipality for the purpose of ' •eventy five feet more or less (175' The polling piac« for the First Elec- Townihlp Clerjk dividing Une, between Holmdel and (7) easterly along the aoutherly line of Une of Little Silver Point Road to ltarection along the center linn of Kimelecting: -jnty - - tion District is the Marlboro Town- Aug. 31, Kept. 5, 1967_ $243.80 Middle town Townships Intersects the Lot 37A aforesaid to the southwesterly Two State Sonatora-at-large for the , p>lus or minus) north ot the Intersec- 1 Intersection with the easterly Une olPlace and Elm Place extended to lti ship Hall, Main Street. center line of Willow Brook, said point corner of Lot 33, Block 28 on 3aJd map; Prospect Avenue; thenca (10) in a Intersection with the center line ol Fifth Senate "District. t.ioi n of the center line ot Ballantine also being the intersection point of the Two State Assemblymen for Assembly RoaR d with the Intersection ol the cen- ELECTION DISTRICT #3 BEQ1STRV AND ELECTION thence (8) southerly along the westerly northerly direction along the easterly River Road; thenco (5) in a westerly Robertsville Flrebouse. Route NOTICE dividing Mne between Holmdel Town- line of Lots 34, 35 and 36, Block 28 online of prospect Avenue to the south- direction along the center line ol District 5-B. ter line of I>wight Road; ALL that certain tract or parcel of: ship, MiddieLown Township and Colts said map to the southwesterly corner River Road to its intersection with the One Member of the BBoar d of CChosenn / Thence (5) along the- center line of TOWNSHIP OP HOLMDEL, N. 1. Neck Townaolp: erly line of Kings Road; thence (11) in Freeholderhl s fof r thth e CountCty off MMon- Dwlght Road in as southeasterly thence land situate In the Township of Marl- Notice M n«reby given that the Dis- of Lot 36 aforesaid; thence (9) easter- an easterly "direction along the south- center line of GllJespio Avenue ex- boro, County of Monmouth and 8tate trict Boards of Election and -Registry Thence (5) along the center line of ly along the southerly line of Lot 36erly line of Kings Road and acrcwi tended; thence (6) in a northerly di- mouthth , andd UUi o fllfollowini g municipaiil \ easterly direction to a point In theof New Jersey, and Is more particular' Willow Brook the various courses there- aforesaid, across Salem Lane and along offices, viz: v center lirJe of the Mlddletown-Llncroft In and for the Township ot Holmdel, Seven Bridges Road to the easterly line rection along the center line ot Gil- Two Councllmp-n for the full term of Road, said point also being the inter- Iy described as follows; County of Monmouth, State of New of to the center lino ol Line Road and the southerly line of Lots 115 and 98,of Seven Bridges Road; thenca (12) Inleapie Avenue and the center line of BEGINNING at a point at the In-Jersey, will meet at the places herein* VanBrackle Road, said brook being the Block 23 on said map, across Stan dish a northerly direction along the easterly Ollleaple Avenue extended to the south- three years each. Section of Nut Swamp Road with the boundary line between the Townshipi Wotlce Is herehy given that qualified ' • Mlddletown-Lin croft Road; tersection of the corporate -line be- Her designated on Road, along the southerly line oE Lots lino of Seven Bridges Road to theerly shore line of the Naveslnk (North tween Middlesex and Monmouth, Coun- TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 196T of Holmdel, Colts Neck. Marlboro and 96 and 84, Block 28 on said map tosoutherly line of Rumson Road to a Shrewsbury) River;- thenco (7) hi _ voters of the Borough of New Shrews- *, Thence easterly along Silver Point Road. The polling place for the First Elec- In Mlddletown Township at the intersection of the same with the Road and to the point of Beginning. the southerly line ot. Lot 70 aforesaid to DOROTHY MILLER., tion District is the Willow Street school, p.m. to 9;W> p.m., September 21, 22, , BEGINNING at a point formed by mouth, and {or tho following municipal 25, 26, 27, 28, 1967 from 6;00 p.m. to if center line ot Route 520; thence along offices, viz*. The polling place In the Third JDleC- the northwesterly corner of Lot 69, Borough Clerk. Willow Street. the "intersection of the center line of the latter (4) Northerly 1,560 feet more :lon District in the Township of Holm- Block ~ 28 on said map; thence (14) Aug. 31, Sept. 5, 1967 ___ $218.961 ELECTION DISTRICT 2 9:50 p.m. Or at Permanent Registration the Nfcw York ft Long Branch Rail- Ono Township Com mitt eeraa.n for the Bureau, Court House, Freehold, New or less to a point at trie Intersection of full term of three years. del Is at the Holmdel Village Flre- southerly along the rear of Lot ,69, AH that part ol the Borougn ot Fair 1 road right-of-way and the center line of the same with the centerline of Crlne house, Mi In Street, Holmdel, New Jer-aforesaid; thenca (15) easterly REGISTRY AND ELECTION Haven bounded as follows; to wit: Jersey, on or before Thursday, Septern- Laurel Avenue, said point being in theRoad; thence along the latter (5) A Tax Assessor for the full term along the north side of Lot 6-S, NOTICE * BEGINNING at .the point where the ber 28, 1067, during tho following '•• 1>ounda.ry line between Holmdel Town- Northerly 7,900 feet more or less to of four years. JOHN P. WADINQTON, Block 28 aforesaid to the westerly side center line of River Road Intersects hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. . •hip and ' Middle tow n Township and A Township Clerk for the lull term BOnOUGH OF SKA BRIGHT, N.I. Alao August 31, September 7, 14, 21,; running: a point at the intersection of the same of three years. Township Clerk. of Branch Avenue; thence (16) in a Notice is hereby Riven that the Dis-the center line of Hance Road thence wiUnUhe center line of Tennent Road; Aug. 31, Sept. G,_ _. 5154.10| southerly direction along the westerly trict Board Df Election and Registry in (1) in a northerly 'direction along the 28, 19G7, from 6:00>-p;4h. to 9:00 p.m. f Thence (Daiong -the-boundary, line thcncX-along the latter (6) Southwest- Said Primary Election will ba held tine of Branch Avenue, across White center line of Hance Road and thAlse o September ^W, 27, and 2«, 196T - lie twee n Holmdel Township and .Mld- for the purpose of nominating persons and tor the Borough of Sea Bright, from 9:00 a.m/"to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays, erly 50 feet more or iess"to ~a-poln,: REGISTRY AND ELECTION Road and continuing a.lons the westerly County of Monmouth, State of New center line of Hance Road extended dletown Township In a northeasterly of'Uifi- respective parties to tho offices Sundays, and Holidays excepted. L direction to a point in the center line in the same and corner to Lot 6 otaboyo mentioned and also to elect~one ~ _ NOTICE ime of Branch AventiB to the northerly Jersey, will meet at the place herein- to Its Intersection with the southerly of State Highway Route 35; Block 52 as designated on the ofmal- e and one female member from TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY, N. J. line ot Lot 9, in Block 34 on said map; after designated on shore line ot the Naveslak {North Qualified voters who wish to vote Thence (2) along the center line of ficial Tax Assessment Map of Marlboro jach election district in the Town- Notice Is hereby given that the Dia-thence 4 aforesaid to the southerly direction along the center Una Kings "Highway in a westerly direc- The said Boards of Registry and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 12. 1967 said municipality for the purpose of forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or or less to a point; thence. (lOj South- K southeasterly corner thereof; thence nominating: of Fair Haven Road and the center the County Board of Elections, on'forms tion, to a point where the same in- westerly 121 feet more or less to->a Election will meet on between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and(19) in a southerly direction along the line of Pair Haven Road extended to terseots the center line ot Red HUI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1967 8/00 p.m. for tho purpose of conducting Two State Senators-at-Large from the provided by aald Municipal Clerk or • Road; point; thence (11) Northwesterly — 208 th<* Primary ' Election ,and lor tlio rear of Lots 69, 68, 67, -66. 65. 64, 63r 62.Fifth Swmle District. Its Intersection with the center line ot Board or by calling In person at the 1 feet more or leas to a point; thence between the hours of 7 ;00 a.m. and 61, 60 and 59, in Block 51 and along the Third Street extended; thence (4) In a Thence (4) along the center line of S:(H) p.m. for the purpose ot oonduct- nomination of candidates. Two State Asseemblyjnen from As- office of the Munclpal Clerk or County (12) Northwesterly 198 leet more or rear of Lots 15, 16, 17. 18, 19, 20, 21,sembly District 6-B. ; westerly direction along the center Board of Elections up to and Including Red Hill Road-in a southwesterly di- leas to a point; thence (13) Northerly ".np the O-ejieral Election, , Said Primary Election will be held 22 and 23 all la Block 54 on said map line of Third Street and the center rection to a point In the center Une Said General Election will he held in said municipality for the purpose One Member of the Board of Chosen September 28, 1967. — 234 feet more or less to a point; in a aoutherly and southeasterly direc- Freeholders for the County of Mon-Una of Third Street extended to its The following is a description ot the » «f the New York & Long Branch Rail-, n faid municipality lor the purpose of nominating; ' ! tion to the westerly line ot Willow Intersection with the center line of road right-of-way: I thence (141 Northeasterly — 232 feet of electing: Two Senate Senatora-attLargo from mouth, and for the following municipal Election Districts In the Boroush of .1. more or less to a point; thence (15) Drive; thence (20) In an easterly di- offices, viz: Cedar Avenue extended; thence (5) InNew Shrewsbury and the polling places .,< Thence (5) along-the center line of Two State Snnators-at-Large from the the Fifth Senate 'District. rection, across Willow Drive to a point & northerly direction along the center of ths New York & Long Branch Rail- Northwesterly — 322 feet more or less Fifth Senate District. Two State .Assemblymen from AS' A Mayor for the full.term of two in aame, to wit: ~' to a polnt~«nmer to the same and in In tha easterly line of Willow Drive; years. line of Cedar Avenus and the center, rim Election District ;,. road right-of-way in a northwesterly Two State Assemblymen from, sembly District 5-B. thence- (21)- -In- tt norlheTly^and north* tine'of - cedaT A"vennftj CTtetrtftilt" "to'" lw directioC111C1.1.1UnU t»o» a- poinf- t I-n th—e- center line |Une of Lot 30, Block.52 of sa4d map; .jenakly—UJstrlct -5-Ii- - ,—..-,„_.. pnu -Momlwr of:tho Board* of.Choswi easterly direction along the easterly 1- J?wa..£QUnC.I Un en .SOT. Jbfl.. fail 1 ernx jtf. Intersection with the center Una ot .. Aft _ that - portion of. th» ..aorauiti -fit. 4. - of -Laurel— AvBnue,~-th»~polnt-and-^lft«»|ihcnce-br"tno"1tttier -tive~foytming-foiir- One Member of the Board or Choaen Fr'i'i'holriGrs for the <>>unty of Mon- line ot Willow Drive to lta Intersection three years- each. River Road; thenco t6) In a westerly Hew Shrewsbury, bounded on tho «ait - - " teen (14) courses a.nd distances (18) Freeholders for the County o( Monmouth- , and for Uie following municipal with tho southwesterly line of Prospect A Tax Assessor for the unexplred direction along the center line of River by the Borough line; on the north by *. The polling pllaca e for the Southwesterly — 510 feet more or less mouth, and for the following; municipal offices, viz: term of three yeara. Lafetrai Brook projected to the south- -• to a point; thence (17> Southwesterly Avenue; thence (22) in a .southeasterly Said Primary Election will be held Road to tho point-or place of BECJIN- era boundary of Shrewsbury Park #1 offclea viz; Two Township Committt?emen for direction along tha southwesterly Una 1 VINO. Vg — 52S feet morn or less to a, point; One Township Commltteeman for the \c full term of three yeara, each. for the purpose of-nominating persons and Falrfleld, thence along the divfi- thence (18) Southwesterly — 554 of Prospect Avenue to the Intersection of the respective parties to the offices lonal line between Shrewsbury Park - town. THOMAS CONRAD, moro or less to a point; thence (19) full term of three years. Ono Township Commltteeman for the of the northwesterly line of Little Sli- The polling piece for the Second A Tax Assessor fcr tho full term ol unexplrofl term of one ye;ir. ver Point Road; thence (23) in a west- above mentioned and also to elect one £2 and Fairfiold developments pro* •• TTownshiw p Clnrk Northwesterly — 1,231 feet more or lesa male and one female member from Election District is tha Fire House, Rlv Jected to Sycamore Avenue, thenca t: 5 $1.206.5B| to a point; thence (20) Southwesterly four years. Said Primary Election wil be held erly direction along the northwesterly er and Battln Roads. Aug. 31, Sept. 5 A Township Clerk for the full term for the purpose ol nominating persona line ot Little Silver Point Road 10 aeach election district in the Borough along Sycamore Avenue to the Gardan ••• — 703 feet more or less to a point; of three years. of tha respective parlies to Uie oftlces of Sna Bright a3 Members of the ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Btate Parkway, thence along the Oar- <. thenca (21) Northwesterly — 1,056 f*e point marked by an extension In a Monmoutli County Executive Commit- AH that part ot ths Borough ot den State Parkway to pine Brook; and n CmSTKf AND ELECTION NOTICE! more or less to a point; thpnee (22) Notice is hereby given that qualified above mentioned and also to elect one northerly direction of the westerly line Fair Haven bounded as follows; to TOWNSHIP OP MARLBORO. N. < Northeasterly — 918 feet more or Ipsii County of Monmouth, State of New each election district In the Township parting, (Republican and Democratic), frit: Borough boundary to Asbury Avenu*; ,, Notice is hereby given that Dis- to a point thence (23) Northwesterly for the full term of one year. BEGINNING at ih« point where the and on the south by the southern trict Boards of Election and Registry Jersey, not already reKlnterod in sold of Shrewsbury as Members of the , southerly direction along the — 294 feet more or less to a point; municipality under -the. lawa^of New Monmoutli County -Executive Commit- The said Boards rif Registry and eenter Una of Hanc* Road lnteraects uindary ot N.A.D. Earie and Shaflo in and for the Township of Marlboro. ttmnco (24) Southwesterly — 39 " westerly line of Carolyn Road the center lino of Rldgo Road, being County of Monmouth," State ol New Jersey govern Ing pertrtanent replstrii- ti^e fnr each of the-two major political and across Parker Avenue, along the Election will meet on Road. more or less to a point; thence • (25i tlon may.register or transfer with the parties, (Republican and Democratic), . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 7, 1967 the northerly boundary line of , the Tha polling place for the First Enac- Jersey, will meet at the places here Northwesterly — 413 feet more or less westerly line of Carolyn" Road and Borough of.Little Silver;, thance (1) In In after deslgn&ted on clerk of said municipality at his office for tne full term of one year. continuing tn a southerly direction between the hours of" 7:00 a.m. and tion District In the Borough of New • to a point; thenctj (20) Northeasterly Township Hall, Crawford's Corner 8:00 p.m. for tho purpose of conducting westerly direction along saicf nor- Shrewsbury, Is th» Tlnton Falls School, . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1EH57 — 101 feel more or less to a point; ThR Raid Boards of Registry and along tho rear of Lota 21, 22, 23 and 24 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Hoad, ' Holmdul, New Jersey, on r EHTW-n w|l mfi-t on \ in.Biock 59 on aald map and acrosi the General Election. ^ Jhence (27) Northwesterly — 45 feel before Thursday, September 2S, 1WV „..,„....- - Mlti intersection with M8*oona "Election District , ' 8:00 p.m. for. the purpoue nf conduct- mi>re or less to a point; thence (2R| • T\ fK31)AYY, NOVfi"VfiM Eaatvlew Avenue and continuing,J' ing the Primary Election and for the during- the following hrntrs: D;illy 9:00 between the • llimir.t irf 7MX) a.m. andthe rear of Loti 2, 3, 4. »,"Vt1 the center line of Prospect Avenue. AH that portion of the Borougn ol Northeasterly — 330 ,.feet morn or a.m. .to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, fmm 8:IH) electing: being the easterly boundary line, of .New Shrewsbury sltuata south of Bhaf< •"noniBiatloiWf-caii'U(Ut«fl.. -- It!ss to a pointv thence (29) Northeast- 8:00 lor oso or'condlicl- In Block 71 on said map, and continu- Said Primary -Election will be held a.m. to 12:00 ' nonn, Bundays nni! Int:. tut? ritwrfil ing across Sflversfde A-V.emia_and_alonK Two Stato Senatoru-at-Large from the the Borough of Red Bank; thence (2) to Road and tha southern boundary erly — 205 feet more or less to 1 Fifth Senate Iilstrlct. In a general northeasterly direction of N.A.D Earie. In eald municipality for the purpose of point corner lo the same and In theHolidays exempted. J\)m Bep- SitUl Guru-nil Election will be held the easterly line of Lot 2 and the rear nominating: " 12, ID, , 21. 22, 2S, 26, 27In said municipality for the purpose of of Lots 21. 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14,-13. Two Stale Assemblymen from As> along the easterly boundary line of The polling place for me Second conter Ime of Texas Roiid; ther^ce along Bembly District 5-B. tha Borough of Red Bank to the point Election District In the Borough of Two State Scnatora-at-t^rge from the the latter (30) Southwesterly — *;950 2fl, 19B7, from fi:00 p.m. In 9:0O p.m.electing 12, 11 and 10 all In Block 80 to Parker JPlfth Senate District. at Township Hall, Crawford's Corner Two State 8eriatf)n-at-J..arsB from the One M*>m!>pr of the Board of Chosen at which It lnteraects with ths center New Shrewsbury Is the Wayside Corn* leet more or less to a point In the Creek; thence (25j In a generally west- Freeholders (pr the County of Mon' linn of Be.ekman Place extended; munlty Kiro House, comer of -Hopa ' Two State Assemblymen from As snme and In tha corporate line between Road, Holindel, N'nw Jersey. Or niFifth -•-'••- erly direction along the hlghwater line aembly District 5-R. Perrnanrnt KcKUtratl'm bureau, Couri Two Slatd Assembly from Assembly mouth, and for the following municipal thence (3) In a easterly direction along Road and Waynlde Road. Middlesex and Monmouth Counties; ol Parker Creek to the westerly bound- offices, viz: the center line of Beck man Place and Third Election District One Member of the Board of Chosen thfmce along the latter (31) Southwest House, Freehold, New Jersey, up ttDistrict f>-B. ary ot the Borough of Little Silver % and Including Thursday, September 28, One Member nf Ihfi HoaM of Clinscn A Mayor ..for the full term of twothe center lino -of Bee km an Place All that portion ot tho Borough of Freeholders for the County of Mnn prly — 10,350 feet more or less to and easterly boundary of the Borough extended to Uio point at which It In- innuUi, anil for the following municlpa 1W17, during tin; following hours: Dally Freeholders for Iho County of Mon-ot Shrewsbury; thence (20) In » north- yeara. - * - New Shrewsbury, bounded on the north tin: point and place of Beginning. icon a,m. to 4:30 p.m. Also August 31 for thu foil Two CouncllmeFrf" for tht full term terHects the center line of Poplar by Newman Springs Road; on tha eait offices, viz; The polling place for the Secern >utb, win erly direction along the boundary ot Avenue extended; tUcnco (4) itlll In A Mayor for the full term of four September 7, H, 21, 28, V.m, fniin ofMrcfl, viz': the Borough of Llttls Silver and theof three yenra each. * by Shrewsbury Avenue; on the south Election District Is, tho Robertavlllfi «:00 11.ni. tu f):00 p.m. Also Hcptenihd Two TowfiHiilp fVimi A Tax Assessor for' the unexplred an easterly direction along tho center by Applo Street; nnd on the west by yearn. Firehouse. KOHIP- 820. for BrjroiiRh of Shrewsbury to the center lln« of Poplar Avenue and th» center Two Conncllmcn for the full term of 2ti. 27, 11 nd 2t. li»»17, from 0:00 a.m. tcthf! rtill term of three yean each. line of Sycamore Avenue; thence (27) term of throe years. Hnnco A vnnuc*. KMWTION DISTRICT #3 Ii:00 p.m., HMurdaya, Sundays ,and One- Towiiflhlp Cmnmltti'f'riKtn fur the - Notice is hereby given Jthat qualified line 0; Poplar Avenue extended to the Tho polling place for the Third Elec- four years each. Morgan vl UP ItidiTfident Flrehoune In a westerly direction along the cen- center line of Hance Rnnd; thence (5) Said Primary Election will bn held Ifr-Hdnys i-xrentPd. unexMrt-'d term of (Hie yp;ir. ter line of Sycamoro Avenue to thevoters of the Borough 01 Boa Bright, tion District In tho Borough of Ntw I^cntiHl Highway #19 Ndtlco IN henrtiy given tlint r|iiM1flt:e purpose of nominating persons ALL that certain tract or parcel 0! Qualified voti-rti who wish to vote In boundary of thn Borough of Shrews- center line ol Hance Road to th« o( the respective parties^!" thi nfllcf? vnti-rs of tlin Tnwnnliiii of Shrewsbury, bury; thenco (28) In-a northerly direc- of New Jersey, not already registered Co. Ntt. 4 flro house, 35 BprlngaMt land sltuftte In the Township of Marl thn (iffit-ral Kh'ctl'm on Tuesday. No- County of Monmrnilh, State nf " in sa!d. municipality under the lnwtf point or placo of BEGINNING. Avenue Hbovs mentioned and also to el^ct one Unto, County of Monmouth and fltata Vffnlif'r ", l!i*>7, IT 111 it ri'Ki.ttPr1 on ni tion along thn boundary of tho Borough rnalo and one female member from Jersey, lint alrtMKly rcRlsirred in of Shrewsbury and the Borough of Lit-of New Jersey governing permanent Thfl polling placo for tho Third Fourth PInrMnn Dlitrln ol New J^rspy, ami is moro parties hvtiitu Thurml.-iy, September M, 1907mnnlt'lpiillL. y muler inn laws r.f reglntrallon may register or transfer AH that portion of thft Borough of •ach election district in the Township lary fleacrlbnd as follows: Notice. of chnntio of residence 01 tle Silver to the northeasterly rlght-d'f- function District U tho Knollwood ol Marlboro, ns Members of tin* jMrm* with tho clerk of aald municipality at School, Hnnce Road. ' ,.i'\v Shmw.iimry, hminrled on thft north REfil.N'NlNO at a point In Willow &p n Mention for transfer of resist ration waV ot thB New York & lying Branch hrr office, Borough Hall, 10W East by Applo Strert; on the cant by thu tnouth County Executive ComrnlttL-a for Brook ni thp corner forriiet] by the 1 mny re^l. tri -fcr Railroad; ttionco (20) in a northwester- ELECTION DIHTRICT 4 diftill l>o m;i(le either tiy written re- k or Bald municipality at her nfflc Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer 1 HoroiiKti line; nn tho notith by Lnfntrai each of tho two major political pnrtlrs, corporate lino of Matawan Township uncut rurw.intejl to th« Mmilelpiil Clerk ly direction a.long tho northeasterly AH that part " ol tha Borough of Republican and Democratic), for the ilencr, III Hcl.thnw Avenue, Shrew* right-of-way of the New York and Long fley. on or before Thursday, Ben IJrotik projerted to tlm oouthern bniini* in ri thn ci r pot ale Uni> of Molmriei or tlin Courtly Board of Election • Tnwimhtii, New J-nny; on u ember 2R. 19(17. during the following Fair Haven bounded at follow*; to nry of Mhrewflliury Park ^il and Fair* ull term of one yenr. Township; thoicn (1) In a southerly nrnnch Railroad, bs the dlitanco what wit: J forms Tirnvidfrl t.y artid Municipal heron? limit*: Dally I#:00 a.m. lo 12;(K> noon, flriil devplnprnpiui; nnd on tho wem The said Board of Keglntry and Elec- llroctlcjri thn various roursuJi and diti- Clerk nr B<»nril nr by culling in tt may to the point or place ot Begin- 2;0O p.m. to 4:00 [Kin., Biitiirdnyri, Bun BEGINNING at the point nt which by iho (llvlnlnnnl Hurt of Hhrewnbtiry tion will mc«t ti\\ lances about U,61!0 Ii'ct to a point*. Hi 1WI7, flurlnic Hi" fdilnw iiK )nium;*Iiftlly ning. (ha center lino of Poplar Avfmis and 1 t tin- nfflri' of the Muninliin) ' Clerk (COO «. m. to 2 :«> IMII-, H.'ittinl/iys, Run- :lnya and Holldaya exempted. Also Hep- Park #2 nnd Falrflclil dnVBloprnPnt TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1067 tin! lnicr.ir>ctlon of Willow Brook nnd tin r Cfiiinty Hour! of KIcrtlonH up to Pulling place for this dlnlrlct la Iior- temlitr 21, 'I'I, 25, 2«, 27 nnd 2th8o center lino of I'oplur Avi-nuo «• |u-f>Ji>cti-i). to Hyninnro Avemifi, Syca- between UIL* hours c:ntrr lino of I'ot>lxtr tlon Dlntilrt lti the M')roiif;h nf Nfiw 8-ild General Elrrilun win be said R-mite S20 an-1 Atlantic (Colt Holmdel and the polling placet In I'.urfau, Court HKUINN1NM »'t a point In the" north- mi Hits renter lino of I'oplnr Houir-, Frep)u>ln, New JiTHt-y, <»lt nr IIP-easterly right-of-way linn of t"« New Thtintduy, Hc|itnllty fur tliu puriK NotiJo Township 12) West it rly 8,10.1 same, ID wit: diirlnft the foilowtnK hours:. Dully K:0<)Avrnun extended In Itn Into meet ion High flnti'ml, Ni'W Hlirowjilmry, •lecHng; feet jnfirti nt IP.IS tu a point fure Tbiirmlay, Bcittcmber '2H, 1M7, diir- York und I/ing 11 ranch Railroad whnrw with tho crntcr lino or Iliekinan ririt Election DlMtrlcI ItiK Ihe foilowtng li'iur.i: Dully if.w a in., 11 in, to \:?,\) p.m. A ho August :t1, Hrp rifdi Klrrtlon District TWJ State Srwatdrs-nt-Large from the tliu IilierJli^M"". lfL ll'« centecenterr lilinn HKOINN1NU at a pcltit where tha the nanift W Intitmtictrd liy tho bound- r 7, II, 21, *^j, 11W7, frtmi f|;fin Pin CO ''Xterxlcil; thence (2) nt III In n fifth Senate District. " In i:,'M pm. Al.tn AiiKUBt .*n, R>>ptemln'rl ary uf the Honmuli nf Little Bilvcr and westerly tllrectlon uinnR llm rtuilor All Hint r>nrtlnri (if {tin HorouRh nt 1 t cNum'ty HfuituTFlO" rimr tlin ci'-tot r H centor, lino of Linn ltn;u\ llitirnocti tlm o iWMi pm. Ainu R.-ptHMiit'r ::n, 1:7 ' Two HUM ; \«Mt'niiilynH:n fi-j of O<)m>v(>r Ituiul; tln-nee toy tho lain -i»nH«r " lino of llottinny Road, Bnlrl 7, H, -1,. 2fi, HKJ7, fn.rn '!:')» the liorotigli of K« NurthWRfllurly 3,310 feet mm 11 or lei oini nluu Uf.UiK in ih<> tltvlfllMR Hn« ll1 ttin lino nf HcrluiiMh I'I.'KV rxti'tido'l to IW1, from !»:(*) n.m. lo U:W f>.m,, nortlu'ivrti'rly rtln-rtlon ""^ 1'Oiiiid- Hatunliiyn, lliinlnyN nml Holiday) lorlli by fUvlnnnltiK Hlvor; oti thn Wfsf mljiT i.r fln> Monni of t» it imliit In HIM HMMH-; Iliniirft liy I'trfnui M'it\w.in Townihip. liarltari )!ll 1( Nl1 In int <'rni't:l Inn with ltn- en at erly tionn- f ' County (.If M"H- thn aamt> (i) Northerly U'Mi feet nmro or jnlnyn, Huri^ityi an HMP.IIKII ut KM " " >y ih" Huroiii-h linn; on tlin fouth by Free [.old era for th Towimlilp nnd , p llflcil votiM wlui wlnli i(» Vitn In laiy Dii" "f Uio flur(Ho;ti of K«d flunk; ni mill ami tot HID iminlclp; " tn a poini t InI UrUn ftriiiji-: HIhi-ii il) I U-.i. the Jl'jrmigti of Little Hlivur ih« vnrlmiH hrriro III) In 11 KIMII'VHI northerly direr- 1'lT!'. Hi l.n!, piialrrly til red I fin T'ji-fld.'i v, Nu officera, mill by Kit; it.uiic .li N'lU'UiWi'.itrrl ter Urn* of Hcthjuiy H»fn\ it'illflrrl Vftcra wlm wl«h In vide In •fli-1 and iilntfiiK'i'S ID UIO noiltlierly .T.il Inn nluni; llm « nnti-i Iy Imumlitry linn Tlin [I'liiiiic pinco for ttm Fifth Klfir- "'i'w'iT OumdlHH'n tujnt In t| N.-i] with UIB center HUP fii-liMfil I'llecili/n NU Tin ii|;iy, N.,. lino :id I'J tlin wrMi'My i- of c-lmnK" r.f irnhliMirf "r n[i- linn uf Mm Nrtvrniiik (North Hhr.-wfl _ . , r of Flro J(ou«B Iloarl and V>t«TH of Urn Tnw Marl i,-!l)(in> TitwiiHlili iMfci! nf r. of n fnr tiMMifer of r• iftrllffMiiTly illrciildn ninny (Itn mm- Klxllt l.l.cltnn Illitrtrt pey, n'»l Hlronly jyi tcn-d In KiiM H lii.'Ki tly lln h of I 'jiirit fur wnr.lf.l tn !bn Muntc||»:il (!|<'tk All Hint |>')ttln[i uf tho IlornuKh rt| •r,vt nr :.'«•-••• •! liy *lli.> s:ihh' (7) <'M' » wl h •r thf C.iiniv Hr.iinl nf KlrHlnnn on hfily nhorn Hi ( the llavmlnk nurlh MtiM'V.'jitMiry) Itlvr Hi lti Inter »w Mlii'nvnhiiry imunrtM nn HID north nc.'il n-cl.'ilniM 1 tn n,ii'l '.nn A')|l it '>nii'< ],if.'.'!,|r,l |,y f,.,M Muiilrffi'il in rt! (.Ttlidi with tlio crnlcr lino »f 11 mire / ,"Jf win tin Mprliuca It'irtd anil BjSfJui- ! (r|M;.|iT r Vr willi I 1./ 1 w c il'T y dl ']'T|{ nr Hniiirl or l>y cilllnj,' hi [i«r- limit filmulnl: (li'n.'o (ftl In n fiuu ilni; Illvi-r; on tin- went liy Ihn (Inr- !iK •••It' (-•.•I iin'i »t Urn, (.11 i,l (lift Mflre of tin- MunMp.il lit nuniirli Ihciiy illHTtion iilttnt tii" rviitiT line •n Ml MI M I'ftikwny; «MI lli« noiith by Miiln f-iln ,[. tlic ,. ri.'iif ,,r ('ouiily H^inl <1 \')\>c \\.><\* 1 >r crnriiori! A wi'iiun; ruid on the «Bit by | V. .' if ni 11 n|- to nmt incfit'lliiK Hopicmttfr \"M, 1! Ilnnrx Muri'l nml tlin i:rnh-r lino ul (11111:0 llnii.l CHM Hi" iioint or f |, •••; t-j a i"»l'l 1 <>u l t nd liKiu'lif.K 'M't 1 •'Ml -> 1 I t R II I|/M:H cjf UF.dlWUHd. 'l'hi< ixillliii; iili''n fur thft fllith Bier. n nr.' >i! ill l.y tin- i;.< I tu- uf Miivf'ur 1 •1 1 Ml 1'lltll '1'hr I'IIMIIK i>)t\c* for U11 ll-rroiiKh nf j] 'llm 11 o 1U1 u; i>luci) (nr th" F'»u\U 'Hi liiitTiht hi ttm llnrouih of Nnw B-pU'MllMT ft, li, '.'I t liV l,',l 1 1 "if I'-'.'" I place fur Ihf Towt;'M|)l It <>• k Jtffi JSrhiht h )rK';il»"| «l tlm Kirn Honi", j, ;i [•lift Hun llliarlrl \H Iliu KIUJUW-HHI ii" wnliury tn tlin nwtmmlni River 11H17, train fl;'Ki V " ,y I \M ffi-t Ilio't) or ii 111 UK»'t Knitt Orimii Avctiu*. H.-a Icli'ml, Han-'" K'in Kilil HriHiiL N**r Jvtiey. It (JfiiithiVlriti'-ilV ilh S rlt't U\>< MAllY I.AIUKIM. KI.KCTION I'lMTltlOT B JBUOMK •. nnni>, 'I>i»'i!fii|'h Hill H n , c inuiit In tv liMi Th-tnv HIi «]riii|{ iicr liiir All th'il i"iit ol tint M'II'IIIKII ' J'f*lr Clark. WHYS, iiJy rhu faint HIM! utttfir to h Hill Jfn Along •• of way Un» of ihti Jl*w Y'Mlt und Loi tinveu Imiihilril Al TilUmi; (1, wit; ON COUEGh FACULTY WEST i/>NG HHANCH -

Or, MafiJyn 'A- Pufaxi, Mn\nn, Si hereby riven fhsf. the Wi- of trie! , .. iJdl 'j/ KleuUc/n in* f>,tipa(ri In and tor the Ji/jruugh >A p!*ct of fcejloni r cbemjitryjy , NOTICE Th* plac» ol ., un of Board oi tit the Borouufl 'f K«l eanfc, BOROUGH OF Kt'MSON, N. i. tXauty of lAaaintiUtii, State of New County of Monmouth, Stafij* of New Dr. ParkeP r received Notice In hereby given th*t th* Dis-Jersey, will rni»«t at tha pl&cei here- election and polling place tort thn inafter designated on Fourth Election District li at Jersey, will meet nt the place* here- lor of. science degrBe In chem- trict Botrdi of Election and Registry Memorial School, Grant Avenue. inafter designated on in and for the Borough of Rumson, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1087 TUK8UAY, BEITEMHER 12, 196T.istry from the University of Wis- County of MonmouUi, Stale of New Jcr-net ween the hours of -7:00 a.m. an 4 MAIUOIU0 BECKER •ey, will meet at the places herein- h <« p.m for the piirpohc o( enn iiOTouga Clerk wiien the lioura n i;(>0 a.m. consin and her doctor of philoso- after designated on AUK. 31, Rf-jtt. 5, 9U3.S2 8:la Two fi!;itc t)<-iifiti)rH-a 'ipalHy in.- I-lfth Sfi uf Election and I'-'-clsitry 1-lttll Ki-Uilt); Ji!.-.tll> t 1 of tmminiitlni;:1 ii* 'J'(*wn;*tili> of Colts ;••'• Two HLaty .S- Two Sh^ i.s a momber of th' Am J-'illh Bcntit.»- I ran Chemical Society and fiij» Two Stfitl of f;h'.si-n y Moil . Xi. fin Memb (! Of <•>,(,:)(.! nlcl|».il | TUKKIJAY, &K\"i'k:!.lHFAl VI, 1 fill- y ut M-.ii fiwtMMi tin- Jiutira of 7:00 /t.iri movitli, anc Iial nit LEGAL ins muulc fur thu full U-rm :ui) p.m. for tin; pui jiusc of ci ipn\ offiuea. iK On' 1'rliua.ry KJ^ctloii I" tin Twu tor \)m full tciii Uir yt-iira .ch. A Mayor fur tho full term ut umln;iUorj of einxlMates. of thr* (j year:i rutii Kift-tUiu District years. l'rlma y Kli-ctl.jn will be held Bat*! HLi-ctl'.n will 1)0 lic 1 for the purpciHi; of nujiilnJUiriB pcr.suim SUM Primary Klcctlmi will II,ne held Primary Hf:j;limlun Rt a point nn th*s sho Twu Count II men for Um full ti: In fliiift municipality for purpose for th irpKnj tit normniitlrnj iiorsoi Urn; a! tin; Norm HiirfWHburv liver i threo yearn nf tht! rrsjii-cliv'd jcirlU'S V> lliv oftit'f'rt fif the sfn'otlvo partita V> thu offic aliovu mt'iitioncd and ulao tf> elect one nicnlioiHid nini n\An lo tket o r«<;l!y bi-twoeti tho prup'Ttlf-s own Bild Primary Election will-- li . above i.y ihe M'jninrjiJtb Hoat '-lnfJ r"..l t for tlie pun**« of iwrnlii.-umi* male and mii; fimiiin nwniljcr frum Two StaUi Honntors-tit-L from !,rmit, mxi niiK fciMiUo niejiifciT fru piirtlcs to the each election district In tho Borough llu; Fifth HunatH District. election district In fit; liormitfh •roiierty known an tim It^l li^rtk I of the p ofl|( eiiin thcrififl HouDiwanijy to lht> c above mentioned andd altso to elect f»f K:iti.n!'»w:i afl MPMIIIKT-J uf thn Mon- Two Stale Assemblymen from Aa- •;f KM Hank (LS Meml>w» of the Mon- mouth County Executive Cotrimlttee for smbly District 5-U. nuiiiHi County Exrcutlve OJI rim lite«; ;nr line of Jiroarl Bir(;tt, Ilienci- Bon mulct und one Mnali: mKijljiT fnnii h f tho twu major political parties, for c:ifh of tin: two major pdlltli:;il wanjly along tne center ltti« ot Un each flection rllsctrlci In tlie liomngh jbljcai: :niil I ii-inocratlc>, lor the One Member of the Board of Chosnn parties, (Ht-'puhllriiii uii'l Jn'inoci atlcj, Strett to tho liilersectlon with Iha c of Rumson an M.-inl-rr.i r tion will itie«t (Jii with the center line if the trucks or the full term of one year. roatl bed of Ihe New Jrrsuy Houthcrn The salt! Boards of IU'gfalry and iiftween the hours of 7:00 a.m. andthe lull term of threu yearn. NOVEMBER 7, 106T g fi;00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- railroad thenco Northwardly along tho Xlectlon will meet on Bald Primary Election will be held t>i:twi:i>n the hours of 7:00 a.m. and enter of the tracks of. tim Ni;w Jcr- DAY 1N THE PARK — The Red Bank Kiwahis Club this week chartered a bus to tak e TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1067 Uie Oetieral Election, . . . piirjiose of con- aid General Election will be held for the purpose of nominatlni; persona 8:00 fnr tli« ey Southern railroad, to lli« shore of between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and of the respective parties to tin- offices ducting the General Elti the North Shrewsbury riv«r, (Nave- 56 children on an outing at Thompson Park, Jamesburg. In charge was the Mont- 8:00 p.m. for the purpose o( conducting In said municipality for the purpose above mentioned und also to elfct ono of electing: Said Goner&l Election will be held slnk), thenco Boulheastwanlly and thhe Generan l Electiontion. male anromising country this was," hecated and careless driving. Both Clerk or County Board of Elections up Tne followingI &Is aa description of the excepted. The following Is a complete descrip- with the center Una of Maple Avenue, in Matawan. In auto sales to and Including September 28, 1967.Slection Dlatriicti s la the Borough of tion of the Election .Districts in thethence Southwardly along the center aid, "and came here as soon are in Monmouth County Jail, po- Boundaries OA the Election uinricti Eatontown and tha polling places In Qualified voters who wish to vote in Borough of Red Bank and the location line of Maple Avenue to the Intersection 25 years, he has been with is possible." ice said, in lieu of $1,000 bail. In the Borougn- of Rumson and tha Eime, viz: the General Election, on Tuesday, No-of polling places lor each of tho said with the center line of Reckless Place, polling places la each diltrlct ara a» - First Election District vember 7, 1967, must register on ordistricts, to wit: thenoe Eastwardly along the center line Since then, the Triskas, famed Richard J. Kresinski, 20, of 42 follows to wit: before Thursday, September 28, 1967. of Reckless Place to the center line ol Ford dealerships 15 years, Election District One is hereby de- First Election District Brood Street, the point or placa of Be- as the "Kings of the High Wire," Highland Ave., Keyport, was ar- first Election DUtrtcl fined and described as that section Notice of Changs of residence or ap- Beginning at a point on the shore of ginning. He lives with his wife and Klecti j District No. l la hereby de and territory of tha Borough desig- plication for transfer of registration the Naveslnk Rirtr directly between lave performed all over the rested Friday night and charged fined and described as follows: nated as follows: shall be made either by written re- the properties owned by the Monmouth The polling place lor tha Seventh Boat Club and the property of the three children at 202 Ra-United States, touring with cir- with stealing a panel truck owned All that part of tha Borough of BEGINNING at tha Intersection of quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk Election District 1» Relief Engine 'i' Kenneth Clayton, 915 Flor- Rumson bounded on the west by the the center line of State Highway Mo, or the County Board of Elections on, Borough ot Red Bank, thenco South- House, Drummond Place. vine Dr., Matawan. uses such as Ringling Brothers center line of Buena Vista Avenue and 35 or Neptuna Highway r.s it is some- forms provided by said Municipal wardly to the center tine of Broad Eighth Election District ames Brothers and the Hubert :nce Ave. Police said he struck Buena Vista A&.vume eextended; on the times called, and the boundary line Clerk or Board or by calling In perStree- t to Ita Intersection with the ^Beginning in the center line of Lo- louth by the alenfer lln of Ridge Hoad between tho Borough of Eatontown son at the office of the Municipal ter line of Mechanic Street, thence cust Avenue at high water line ot the Castle International Circus. In a parked car on Florence Ave. and on" tha east by the center* line of and running thence (1) Southerly, along Clerk or County Board of Elections up Eastwardly along the center lino of North Shrewsbury river, thence East- owned by Linda Carderelli of 68 Blngham Avenue. said center line of State Highway to and Including September 28, 1567. Mechanic Street to a point one hun-erly along center line ol locust Ave- addition, the family has per- • The polling place for the First No. 35 or Neptune Highway as It is The-following Is a description of the dred feet from its intersection with the nue to the center line of Shrewsbury 2 Hit-Runs armed at Madison Square Gar- Crescent Ave., Keansburg. Election District is Oceanic Fire Com- also known, to tho brook which crosses Election Districts In the Township of Westerly line of Harrison Avenue, then Avenue; thence, Southerly along the pany's Fire House, corner River Road State Highway No. 35 or Neptune Hlga- Colts Neck and the polling places In southeasterly along and parallel there- center line of Shrewsbury Avenuo to den and on several television William Tuergano, 32, of 711-A and Allen Street. Rumson. way immediately south of Kremer Ave- the same, to wit: to, a line ono hundred feet back from the center line of Chestnut Street; shows, including the Ed Sullivan Union Ave., here, was arrested Second Election District nue; thence (2) Northeasterly along said the Westerly line ot Harrison Avenue thence Easterly along the center lino brook and also along boundary line of FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT to the new boundary line of tho Bor- Investigated Saturday night, police said. He Election District No. 2 Is hereby de- ough, of R ed Bank, thence Easterly of Chestnut Street to the center Hni how- and International Show' fined and described as follows: Election Districts No. 1 and 3 to another Election- District No. 1 is hereby' of the C.R.R. Co's, right of way; thence was charged with stealing a car All that part of the Uorough of Rum- brook which runs In an Easterly di- defined and described as follows: along the said boundary line On« Hun-Northerly along center line of C. R. RED BANK — Police investi- time. ion bounded on the west by the centei rection South of Brook Avenue and All qiiiilUK'd voters residing on the. dred feet distant to tho center lino owned by George Stiles of 8GC Elizabeth Parkway; thence (3) running West side of Highway No. 54, south of Harrison Avenue, thence Northerly R. Co.'a right of way to high water gated two hit and run acciden' The Triskas work on a 60-foo tine of Blngham Avenue; on the south Easterly, along tho last named brook of Flock Road and Cedar Drive. along the center line of Harrison Ave> line of the North Shrewsbury River, Woodmere Dr., CHffwood, and by the center line of Ridge Road and <*to""thV"center"nne" of Beekmon thenca Southwesterly along hlKti water over the weekend. wire, the highest in use today on the cast by the center line of tlie and continuing on in a straight UriB The i "• place for the First nilo to the center line of Beekmo• i- line of North Shrewsbury river to the striking a parked car on Florence Avenue of Two Rivers^ to tho middle of Wyckoff Road op- Election District Is Cedar Place, thence Easterly along the center The first, at 12:25 a.m. Satu: without a net. Karel is the onl; posite Intersection of Meadowbrook Ave- School, Cedar Drive, Colts Neck. line of lieekman Place, to Ita inter- center line of Locust Avenue the point Ave. owned by William R. Har- The polling placo for the Second nue: thenco <4) Northeasterly, along SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT section, with tha new Easterly bound- or place of Beginning. ' day, was reported by Percy person in the world who walks Election District is Rumson Fire Com- center line of Wyckoff Road, to the Election District No. 2 la hereby ary of the Borough of Red Bank; The polling place for the Eighth Elec- Robertson of 74 Leighton Ave, the high wire blindfolded wit! riott, 800 Fourth Ave. here. Mr. pany'iL Fire Houae, River Road and center line of Broad Street; thence defined and described aa follows: thenco Northerly, along said Easterly tion District is Union Ftre House, Black Point Road. Rumson. (5) Easterly, along tho center line of boundary of the JBorouj;li of Red Bank Shrewsbury Avenue. his hands tied behind his back Tuergano was also charged with Third Election District All qualified voters residing on Uie who said his car was stopped o: Broad Street to Main Street, the di- Bast side of State Highway No. ai. to:the Southwesterly corner ot lot 5, Ninth Election District driving without a license. Election District No. 3 is hereby de- viding line between the Borough of block 14, of the official tax map of Broad St. near Leroy PI. whe:He also performs such feats as fined and described an follows: Tho polling placPla e for the Second Beginning in tha center line of Lo- Eatontown and Borough of Oceanport;!Election Dlsiitrfct is Colts Neck the Borough ol Red Bank, thence East- cust Avenue at high water line of the it was struck by a red Mercury rope jumping, turning somer- Both?cases were investigated by All that part of the Borough of Rum- thence (6) Northerly along the boun- Township School, County Highway No, erly along the new Southerly boundary , «on east of • the center Una of the 1 a North Shrewsbury River, thence East- The car departed, police sail" saults, end riding motorcycle: Patrolman Robert Erven. dary line between- the Borough of Eat-537, Colts Neck. line ot the Borough of Red Bank to erly along center line of Locust Ave- Avenue of Two Rivers South and the ontown and Borough of Oceanport to THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT tho center line of Lake Avenue, thenco but left a chrome strip, a hul center line of the Avenue of Two the Southerly line of Fort Monmouth Election District No. 3 is hereby Northerly along the center line of Lake nue to the center line of Shrewsbury Rivers. tract: thence (7) Westerly and North- defined and described &s fallows: Avenue ' "" ---*-- "-- -» ™'">* Avenue; thence Southerly along center cap and a taillight behind. The polling placa for the Third erly along the boundary line of the All qualified voters residing on the • of Shrewsbury Avenue to tha cen- riectton District Is Ralph Hall, at Government Reservation known' as West Side of Highway No. 34, north Street, thence The other incident was reportei Runaway Auto at Auction Lincoln Avenue and Packer Avenue, Fort Monmouth, be the distance what of Flock Road and Cedar Drive. Rumson. It may to th« point or place of Tho polling place for the Third by William H. ^Coleman, 25! Fourth Election District Beginning. Election District la Cedar Drive Bridge Ave., whoYaid his cai Election District No. 4 is Hereby da- Place of meeting of Board ot Elec- School, Cedar Drive, Colts Neck. Sends 8 People to Hospital fined and described as follows:. tion and -polling place for the First HARRY CRINB was damaged late Saturday All that part of the Borough of Rum- Election District Is tho Fire House, Township Clerk early Sunday while parked ton bounded on the west by the center Broad Street, Aug. 31, Sept. 3, 1067 ' MANALAPAN — Eight victims was admitted in serious condition lln« of Oakes Road and Oakea Road $65.32 front of his home. with multiple injuries and shock. extended and the center line of Hance Second Election District of Saturday's runaway auto acci- Road; on the north by the center line Election District Two is hereby de* REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTICE dent at the Englishtown Auction He had improved to fair condi- of Ridge Road and on the east by thefined and described aa that section BOROUGH OJ- KEANSRUEQ center line of the Avenue of Two Riv- and territory of the 3orough desig- are still hospitalized at Jersey tion by last night. Also in fair ers and the center Una of the Avenu* nated as follows: MONMOUTH COUNTY Chamber to Be Shore Medical Center, Neptune. condition were: of Two Rivera South. BEGINNING at tna intersection of NEW JERSEY „_ property OL - The polling place of the Ninth Bilec- The polling placa for the Fourth Elec- the center line ot State Highway No. Bank, at the point or place of The center listed them all in fair William Higgins Sr., the boy's tion District is Forrestdale School, For-, 35 at the dividing line between the NOTICE Is hereby given that the Beginningeginning. tlon District 1B Union Fire House, District Boards of Election and Regis- The ipollpolling i g place for the First Eler Shrewsbury Avenue. nit Avenue, Blackpolnt Road, Rumson Borough of Eatontown and tha Bor- try in and for the Borough of Keans- College Guests condition last night. lather, with a shoulder injury; ALBERT A. KERR.JR. ough of New Shrewsbury and running burg, N, J., will meet at the desig- tlon District Is Naveslnk Hook A Lad- Tenth Election District Elvira Pierson of Dunellen, with Borough thence (1) Westerly along Lafetra'i nated places on der Fire[ House._ Mechanic Street, WEST LONG BRANCH - The accident occurred at the Aug. Si, Sept 5, 196T Brook along the dividing Una between Second Election District Beginning In the center line of River head, arm, leg and internal in- $82.80! the Borough ot Eatontown and the TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1S67 Beginning at a.point where the cen- Street at high water Uno ot North Monmoudf College will be hoscrowded marketplace on Rt. 527 Borough of New Shrewsbury, be the between- the hours of 7:00 A.M. andter line, at -Mechanlo Street Is Inter- Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly to the Greater Long Branc" about 10:45 a.m., when a car juries;' Mrs. Josephine Sabin of BOROUGH OF _ dlrtifrnca what "it may to the center of 8:00 P.M., to- conduct the Primary lected with the center line of -Broad along center line of River Street (pro-' REGISTRATION ft ELECTION Hope Hoad; thence (2) Southerly along Election for the purpose of nominating Street, thence Southwardl- •• " y along th-*-e- duced) to the center line of right .of Chamber of Commerce at its aiidriven by Mrs.. Dorothy J. Schul- 57 Holly Ave., Middletown, the NOTICE the center line of Hope Road, be the candidates for the following offices: center line of Broad Street to Its ln< way of the New York and Long Branch nual general membership brea' only Monmouth County victim, Notice Is hereby given that a Pri- distance what it may to Ita Intersection Two State Senatora-at-Larga from the teraectloa with the center line ot Wai'railroad: thence SoutheaBterly along the ke of Camden went out of control mary Election will be held In the with the center line of Wyckoff Road, Fifth Senate District. lace Street, thence Eastwardly along center Una of right ot way of New fast Sept. 6 at 8 a.m. in the co! and struck 24 persons. jwith injuries of the hip, pelvis Borough of Shrewsbury, County of and the dividing line between District1 Two Statadissemblymen from Assem the center Una of Wallace Street to York and Long Branch railroad to a Monmouth, Stale of New Jersey, on No. 2 and District No. 4; thence (3)! bly ™ ^^^ the rear of the property at the South- point distant Seven Hundred And Nine- lege dining hall. Police said Mrs. Schuike start- and elbow; Stanley Skillman of Tuesday, September 12, 1967 between Northerly, along the center line of _ Hhe Board of Chosen east corner of- Broad and Wallace ty Four feet from the Southerly side of Dr. William G. Van Note, co Englewood, with cuts of the head 'the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p,m. at Wyckoff Road and the dividing line Freeholders the County pf Mon- Streets (approx, one hundred feet East Bergen Place, measured at tight an- ed her car, but it apparently was places hereafter designated, for nomi- mouth. gles thereto; thence Westerly and par- and scalp; Jack and Gertrude between districts No. 2 and No. 4 to of the East line of Broad Street) x lege pKsident, will speak brie in reverse gear and backed into nation of candidates for General Elec- the Intersection of the center line of And' to elect One Male and One Fe-thence Southwardly along the rear of allel with West Bergen Place to the Steinberg of the Bronx, he with tion as hereafter designated and to Grant Avenue; thence •• (4) Northerly rmale Member of the Monmouth Coun- said property one hundred feet from center Una of right of way of C. R.. K.ly. Then chamber members wi a truck. She changed gears, and fleet one male and one female mem'' along the center line of Grant Ave- ty Executive Committee from each of the center ' line of Wallace Street, of N. J.; thence Northerly along the go on guided tours of the ne'it moved forward 50 yards into multiple cuts and bruises and a bBr from each ejection district ai,, nue and along the dividing line of the Election Districts from each of thence Bastwardly by a straight line center line of right of way ol tlie ; fractured pelvis and she with in- member of the Monmouth County Ex-J Districts No. 3 and No. 4, be the dis-the two major political parties (Re- and parallel to Wallace Street. U> its C.. R. R. of N. J. to a point distant addition to the Murry and L«on the midst of thousands of stroll- ecutlvo Committee for each of the twotance what It may to the center line of publican and Democratic). . intersection with tha center line of Mc-One Hundred and Fifty feet Southerly Gugenheim Memorial Librai juries of the hip, arm and head, major political parties (Republican Richardson Avenue; thence (S) Easter- Notice is hereby given that the said Laren Street. • thence Northeastwardly from the South side of West Bergen ing shoppers. Place measured at right' aft glen- there- and "Harold Yates of" Brooklyn, ly along Richardson -Avenue to-the «an* P[iiirtU,.of- liogiatratlon. will meet on along ihrcehterirDe'otKcXaren-mreer and' the -new fine arts buildini Tlie "injureH'cbvered'an area . Notice Is hereby given that a Gen- ter line of South Street at an angle In Tuesday, November 7, 1967 between to Its Intersection with the center line to ; thence Westerly and parallel with tho hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M.of Prospect Ave,, thence Southeast- West Bergen Place lo high water line Members of the national servii with injuries of the hip, leg and •rarTSlectlOrTwlTI be held in thi e Bor* South •'Street where the*- brook crosses of the North Shrewsbury river; thence 150 long; and were in danger of ough of Shrewsbury,. County o[ Mon* the same; thence (6) Northeasterly, for tlie purpose of conducting the Gen-erly along the center line ol Prospect fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, spine. eral Election and electing the above Avenue to tha intersection with the Northwesterly along high water line of further injury as the crowds mouth, State of New Jersey, on Tues- along the BL'A urook to its intersection the North Shrewsbury river to the day, November 7, 1967 between the with the center line of Neptune High- candidates. Southerly line ot tho new boundary line will 'conduct «the tours.' Notice Is hereby given that qualified of the Borough of Red' Bank (being center, line of River Street, the point pressed forward. The ninth person admitted was hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at places way. also known as State Highway No. or place of Beginning. hereafter designated for election of two35. being along the boundary line ol voters of the Borough- of Keansburg, houaa No. 101) thence Easterly. South- Ambulances were summoned Albert E. Sullender of Union, State Senators at large from the Fifth Districts Nos. 1. 2, 3 and 4 converge not already registered in said munici- erly, Easterly, Northerly, Easterly, The polling place for the Tenth Elec- Senate District, two State Assem- thence (7"» Northerly, along the center pality, under the laws of New Jersey Northerly, Easterly along tho new Car Hits Divider from Old Bridge, Englishtown, with injuries of the pelvis, shoul- governing permanent registration may boundary line of the Borough of Red tion District 1B the River Street school. blymen from Assembly District 5-R, line of Neptune Highway, and dividing Eleventh Election District Freehold and Manalapan, and ders and arm. Ho was subse- one member of the .Board of Chosen line between Districts 1 and 2 to the register or transfer with the Cleric of .Bank to a point one hundred feet West ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — No Freeholders nnd two members of. Coun- placa ot Beginning. tho said municipality at his offlco res- " e of Harrison Avenue, Beginning In the center line of New- several unidentified men held quently discharged. idence, Church Street, Kearisburg, N.J- of the center lint man Springs road nt high water line injuries were reported in an acci- cil for a full term of three years. Place, ol meeting of Board of Elec- ...*..h — NormW,.. parallel to the center ropes to restrain the onlookers Take notice that the last day to regis- tion and polling place of the Second on or before Thursday, September 28, line of Harrison Avenue and ono hun-of the North Shrewsbury river, thence dent here early Saturday jn which The hospital also treated these ter or to transfer from one voting dis- Election District Is the Fire House on 1067, during the folio-wing hours: Daily dred foet Westerly therefrom to the Easterly along the center lino of New- a .car struck, a Rt. 36 divider All of the injured were taken trict to another in order to vote In Broad Street. 99:0 0 A.MM.. to_4:0t 000 P.M.P.., , SaturdaysSaturday, SunSu - center line of Mechanic- Street, thence man Springs Road to the center of persons after the accident and re- days and Holidays excepted. Broad Struct; thence Northerly along to Jersey Shore Medical Center, the General Election Is September 28, Third Election District Westwardly along the center Uno or and skidded off the roadway. leased them: I8BT. Or at Permanent Registra- Mechanic Street, to Its intersection with center of Broad Street to the center where nine of them were admit- Qualified voters of the- Borough of Election District Three is hereby de- tion Bureau, Court House, Free-| tho center lino of Broad Street, tho Hnu of right or way of New York and Police said the car was oper- Margaret Adams of South Shrewsbury not already registered may fined and described as that section and hold, N. J., on or before Thursday, point or place of Beginning. Long Branch railroad; thenco North- ted. territory of the Borough as follows: September 28, 1007, during the hours of: westerly along center line of the right ated by George McNulty, 18, of River, Fredericka Burick of register or transfer with the munlcl- The polling place for the Second of way of the New York and Long One of them, nine-year-old Wil- pal clerk, 777 Broad Street, Shrews, BEQINNING at the common corner DaUy 9:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M., Satur- Election District Is Independent Fire 71 Morris Ave., Belford. He was Brooklyn, Joan Higgins of Spots- during regular office hours, of Districts No. l, 2, 3 and 4 In the days, Sunday*, and Holidays excepted. Hratich ritilrnml to a point dlRtant Sev- liam Higgins Jr. of Spotswood, bury, N. J. center ..Jlne,of. .Nuptiina.. Highway and Also August 31, September- 7, 14; 21,House. Mechanic Street. en" Humircil and Ninety Four foot from charged with reckless driving. wood, Harold Pierson of Dunel- Monday thru Friday, Tiolldtnyi! exceptndi running thence (1) Southerly, along the 28, 1967, from 0:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Third Election District tno Southerly Bldo ot Wt-st Bergen and also from 6 to 0 p.m. on Septem- center Jlne ol Neptune Highway cross- Also September 2*1, 27. 28, 1967, from Beginning at a point wliuro tho cpn-Placo, measured at right angles there- len, Jay Ritter of Staten Island, ber 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 1967. Notice ing the circle and continuing In the 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. ler line of Wnllaco Street Is Intersected to; thence Westerly und parallel to of change of residence or transfer of with tho cpntur lino of Broad Street, West Bergon Placo to the center line 16-month-old Bonnie Sclutefor nf registration can be mnde on for mi center line of Neptuno Highway be the QuiUifled voters who wish to vote In thenco Southerly along thoo center linn dlstanco what it may to Whale Pond the General Election on Tuesday, No- e of right n( wny of C. R. R. of N. J.; Edison, Alice Skillman (if Middle- provided by the clerk or by the Coun. Brook and dividing Una between the of Broad Street to inU'racrtlon with thence Northerly along center line of ty Board of Elections, Hall of Records, vember 7, 3007, most register on or bo-tlie center lino of Harding Roadd, thench o Borough of Eaiontown find Township fore Thursday, September 23, 1967. i f H the rlRhl of way ol C. R. II. of N. J., sex and her two-year-old daugh- Freehold. N. J. of Ocean; thence (2j Easterly, along Eastward I y "long tho tenter lino ol lo a point distant Ono Hundred and Following Is a description of election tha dividing lino between the Borough Notice of change of-residence or ap- Hardina gg Road to lta Intersection with Fifty ftjpt Southerly from ti»e South ter Gail Ann, Eileen and I.inila districts and polling places: of Eatontown nnd tho Township of plication fo'*r" transfe* * r• of" registratio• • •• n thth o centet r linli n of Brunch AvenueAvenue, flldo of West Bergen Placo; thence Skillman of Englewood, Claire First Election District I Ocean, bo the distance whtit It may toshall bo mado olthcr by writt' uthenntwnnlly IIIUIIB tho oon- Westerly and pnruUrl with West Her- Bounded on the north and noij tho dividing lino between tlio norough quest forwardewaded to the Municipap l Cleril c let lino of Brunch Avcntio to tlhv hd Ken Pin.cn to hiRh water- lino of the Sullender of Union, Lawrence and by the rlght-of-wny of the New ol West Long Branch nnrl tho Borough r thoo CCountt y linll of ElectionElti s on nry lino hctworn tlin Horoiigli» of Red A Long Branch Railroad Co. on forum provided by od Municlpiil Cleric Bank and Utllo .Silver, thi'iict* North- North MhrowRbuiy rlvor; thenco* Soutli- Olgn Szalxi of l.odi, Josephine of Eatontown; thenco CJ) Northerly, ld Municlpiil Cleric orly alnns tho high wnter line of the west by the center lino nf Broad along tho dividing line between tho or Honnl or by cnlllriKK In persoprsonn ut raatwanlly aloiif; tho boundary lino he- Tomaro of Somerset and Florence Street, on the south by tho center line Borough ol Wont Long Branch and thotho offlcoffl n of ttlil o MunicipaMiil l ClCl«rllc twecii tlin Honmgli.'i til Ki-«1 li.-inU nnd North Rhrowflbury rivur to tli« center of Sycamore Avenue, and on tlio onnl ItorouHh of Kaluntown to Mcmmnuth Omtnty Iionnl ltl to and Ijtttlo Silver lo n point Ono Hundred lino ot the Newman SprlngA Roatl. tho Wingerler of Parlin. by a line' which* runs In a general Road: thpneo (4) Northerly, niong Mon- Includinii;; Kciitimboc r i!S, 10(17. , foot biirk from HuriUm; Koint thence point or plnco of Beginning. northerly direction trgm the center line mouth Knad and tho dividing line bo TTlil o DistricDiti t ItnnrdH of EUMitlim will uml Northwesterly U> thn In- Tho polling placa for tho Eleventh i will) n lino Oms Hundred reel liu-tlan Dlntrlet Is WogtsUU Engine of Sycamore Avenue 150 feet west of tween tin; Uoruuyh ol Went Lonj; nit nt tlio followingg ppliuien which In i uml lo tl tho Hun In c-rly Itno at Tower Itouso, Lnlghton Avenue. westerly curblino nf West End Avenue Brunch and tho Horuuf;)) of L'atontown mtlon of tin' plR y and continuing In a straight line nilil nl.io helm; tho dividing Uno t>e- mo Ho. of Ktmn.ilmrg, Hill Aven, Winterly punillel Twelfth Election District the riKht-or-wny of tho Now Vnri iwccn tho florou[;li of J^iinmtnwn mxl Townr Hill A rimo nut! Om» Hu'iilrcrt Marketing X^finn Branch Itailrmul Co. The polling tlio Hurouun ol Occanporl, bo thn din- EU5CTION DISTn . thH'efrnm to tho lute UtiRlmilnR at a point whoro the center placo Is the fire hou.in, Ilruml fltm>t. fiincfl whul 11 may to Broiifl Htreot; a went nf Main Nlret't to i center lino uf Hiring Mreet, tlu'tico of WiUlacn "StrRM tnterflocts Ihe Hrrumi Kindlon Dlittrirt 1 Men ci) ffii Westerly, ft I on i: tho cent or ck Creek, rr"tn tliu miuth i'nti'1- II ter Him of McLiiri'il Stroct, 'thence 1 rlliorly aloni; th tliertiitwnrilly nloni; ttio cu'ntpr line Bounded on tin nor tli by Ninvmiu line of Ilroftil Blrrnt to Wyrkolf Hoad, y Avemir tn the north HprliiK Strnct to tho IntpracH-tlnn with Forum Set Springs Hnail, nn the wrst by Hhri-ws. ivhlrli i!i thu dlvUllni: lino between IMR- liii: Plni!i\ HIP lino Onn Humlrnil (pot from tli McLarotl Street to thn intersection iviih Mm renter linh e nfjfitc PruH|ii'i'iPHl . AvAvoo- :rhAH Nn. 1 and No. 3 Micncn (fl) lllm; ]>lii(!u liolriR tin) Miin tiiK wntnr of Wnllnus Hlrtol...... Iliom' r.outiT Uno wcMerly illri'etlmi, lie»;iniilnK ;it n [mint .Mini; ii, li Dltitrlctn Nn. J tl» Silver, IheiR'fl HoulliWiiiterly P()woll, scniftr i^enentl of the Cen- 340(1 frrt south nf Newman Hprliii:.') t>D The imlllni; PIIHT holng N. ]•. ('. if Wiilliu-f Htreet tlieni'o Wcfitciiy t(i .1 Nu. 1, dliitnnca what It 1 Iniimdiirv lino liolwe^n Iho Klre Hmitii , Cnrf Av('. tin- iM'iiter line ot Hrumt Htroct, tho i: tli tral Jersey Council, Holiday Map- lloa>r Iteil Hunk nnd I.lttlo Sit- to tho centnr lini- nf Him! I'lnun nnl"cn Mr tlin Third Ifllro- •i«r tto projected tn tin I'dilci line «>r Hrouil ectton and polling placo for thn •nlt'i- Hue nf lliirdliu; koiul. •fit of Main Htrcol t«» Iho Hitilnind tlon Hlfitrli't Ifi llio new I'1! rut AM »f tlin i: inf; tomorrow at 8 p.m. in HID Hlroftt; and nn lln' cunt by thi! ct•nler il in lilntrlet In nt tho II m-nenil Wimtm-ly iMr.TlloTi JlllO of Ilrmirl- Ut The IKIIMIIK [IIIILC In i«kn of thn f'.'tilral Hnllnind nf N .1. mul Ilmmm iliiund Mnll'ilni;, on thn iM'lllM* III p uilo wliriiok fk-hooS, Wyclti»fr Ilo'nrt. Uiuo'lTii; Roiiil mill fliui llun- AUXILIARY GIFT—Mrs. Kitigsloy F. Norris of tho Navo- Admiral's Table, RI. 3!i. .. 'I nil tliiU ami noittli nf \)w lUiil- rtt nhlu of Mpilni: Htiei't netir lliii'dlin; imnillel I. lilt rtltin OlKlrlcl IIU'K'fiDin In ltn> inU-niiTtinn tim Firm Aid il Mtill'llitK. run fill nuiil tmrlwi of thn Onlral Hnliniiul "f t.-,| f.-et corner of ].:t Tiiivcr Hill I ami (II'M.TIIH'II mi tli: noil in IUHI Tin1 piillhiK phteo IH'IHK Die Trcnery ( Thlnl i;lr< lun DMili nntnu nt (i point whntn th" a*li- Avenue, tl-nnrn Huiillnve-ilei-ly jninillel will provide tho finn'n rxiiMiiivrn torrtimy of iho I'uroucli toil IIH IIIIIIIIIK, IIM2 Clinrnli filreel. gift of $7,500 to tho hospital. Tho monoy was raisod by All that jmrllnn r>f Hi- Hi ti» TnvviM1 Mill Avuilii ti) the ImiM'fiectlni I'liHlt'l'II KURi'TIMN HIH TltI(V|h: nil ter lino of iinuul tlirect Ifi hit a forum to present their ntarkei- niirtiwnlmry m.nMi with Iho Venter Him ut Ililnll ivlth tho ri'iitrr IIIKI til Hprlni; IUIIHM, ll.ut nrpit fillet nf M'lln Mli'i!i>1, Mini a supplomont placod in Tho Daily Rogistor by tho Navo- Uycamnro AVCIUM' MI'i(HNNlN') nl tlin coiiuiion mnctlnn llH'iii-i* NmthtTly ali'im the criitfr Inn ih); plan In lixal fli.sLiJtjutoi•> .Hid irtli tif [Mirk Aveniiit In tim ntiuro ihi'iH-M Kiuitwanlly nlutij; lh« vmu-r niiinlntj In " ')"> pi)lm of liliirctiuii nintrlrtn NOB. 1, 2, II IUKI nt liiinllnK Rimil to Itn IntrriUM-tlon of ll|>i-lii|( ntrci't tu mi inttuniMitloii wit) i In (ho riNiti-i of Nojituno IH|;liwi\y nii<1 in' nf Iturlhui liny. sink Auxiliary. Mrs. Norris was its oditor. Sho is shown thy j;<'iietnl puhlic. tim cfMitrr Mm' "f Hrniicli Avenue, thcilco IIOIIIIH-IIHIU iv lllii> |nir;i1le| In Wnllyre M\} IM| i niiinln^ tlH'iico (1) Mmitlicrly. ulniic tln> Tim |inlllil|( phic.d lit'IiiK ('orrlKiill'li tim iiKh!-<>r-wny lo, 1: DIM I'diitnr linn of lln rt'iiliT ll/in uf rJi'lilimn Ill|;liwny Him Hull, Main lltroct. Onn Ililinlieil f.et Mouth llmn-if. theima with Dr. Aldo Baldi, diroctor of tho Dopartmonf of Mr. Powell ;;ald rompany, or liUMK flniiH'li I iillinml KIKTII KhlUCTiorJ ItlfVI'ltKiT: nil n tn ttin curved ' "" ' — Miuit II lour On1 fiiun it line |>:i i illlrl In filniillht III"' In 1 iiloiM; Hi" OlvltlliiK Hint Ix'iwccn Din nt Ilin llnrmlth of liiinli. |.;ani/.ed In California In Hint, lui'l ulrtd Ni» II and No. 1. l»n lint illn- nl ni on emit dl Mnln Mln'ol tu At- Wnlliicn MtM'i't. t(i Ilin lnt(>rnoct|on of Vt'i'fltnrly ('iirti lln <>f We lililtli' Aveillin, mil iinilth of 1'il.rll AV lUihwpHl uml Went nluti, tln< in iunl.il v Wallnen lltii'i'l uml MrNirrti lUn-i't, Laboratories, in nowly constructod lab space flint will It inny to Cl Hl 1 llnnlt un Initial inoiillily /.alfii VHIIIIIKI Him All" Uml )H l'llnl) of nu« tu Iho rinllroiul tnifilui o( tli.i ('nn- Him ln'twcuii tho litinniyl of llr 4 tho I'liu'ii •mi< houso an auto-an,'. ll.'nrnn ll'in n,l IliilMInr;. on tlio iho iitvidfiii; lio|n ( "V Illn Inti'ntrrtUm Wllh tln> eenler Min' ami MKll!)> Off nn nmt thn The i.nlllin: ( !i|j tlliuel nnir lliiii) in IIM lU'liI by Urn t!i>ntil'%/> bronze. snake god. an arsonist. 54 Cravats. 21 Auk genus. Not any. 32 Praying 57 Domesday- 23 Filament. Pedestal figure. Book money. 25 Dam. vases. - 33 Baseball 59 Harem 26 Boast. Roman teams. room. 27 Sheathing judge. Geraint's bract. Solution to Saturday's Puzzle 30 Phenomena wife. perceived by Aromatic reason. flavoring. 34 Finery. Openings of 35 Symbols of a skull victory. cavity. 36 Silkworm. DOWN MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST 37 Den. Piled on 38 Fleshy Pelion. GOOD! ACTUM.LY, *W ARM MRS. WORTH— I 5HOULDNT ASK FOR WAIK! ASK FOR A 0X0 WINK. fruits. Throat noise. 15 HEALING FAST! I JU5T DONT HAVE LET YOU THINK,-- MDUlREUICKy 39 Cereal Brews. MAY BE ABLE TO FALL OFF VOUR ON THE MORNING WOULD VOU HELP VOU 5EE-WHAT REALLY Golf mound. &FTERHERAWWAI, PIAY 7ENNI5 AGAIN HORSE AGAIK! husks. ME WITH MY HAIR.MRi HAPPENED—I WA5-7RYINQ Appreciative #& ma a PASSING WORTHI-IK PRETTY BEFORE COLD 10 HELP DADDY UPSTAIRS ONE 40 Origin: BETSY'S ROOM— AWKWARD—U5INS JUST WEATHER! NIGHT AND HE-SORT OF suff. perception. MY LEFT HAND! PUSHED ME! 41 Compels to Sacred Bridge Advice go. poem.

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD In some bridge situations you must dare your opponent to guess The Hand what you are doing. The man with a frank and open counte- South dealer nance may make a fine collar ad, Both sides vulnerable but the man with the poker face NORTH makes a fine bridge player. 4 1095 West opened the eight of clubs, O 6 By REG SMYTHE and declarer played low from O KQ984 ANDY CAPP :he dummy. Billy Wilder, famous + A532 WEST EAST movie writer-director won with * K84 4> 763 ^bON'T THINK I'M :he king of clubs and shifted to VJ953 9A8742 NICE LITTLE'OUSE NOSEY-BUT bO ONLVABOUT :he four of hearts. South played 0 732 O A5 he king, and Westv signaled en- : 4 8 7JJ couragement"t>y "dropping "fee" SOUTH ) ALWWSON, nine of hearts. • AQJ2 • ( ABOUT TRtfIN* South began the diamonds, and V KQ10 Wilder took the second round. He O J 10 6 "VT'GETONE hen continued with the deuce of • QI9 hearts, and South had to guess South West North what was going on. INT Pass 3 NT Wilder's plays were perfectly natural if his heart were head- Opening lead - • 8 ed by the jack. If East's hearts were headed by the ace, he ttiral plays in hearts. Declarer's might have cashed the ace be- finesse of the ten of hearts los fore leading another low heart, to the jack, and back^fame a f East were clever enough to heart to the ace. Wilder soon Seven Nurses' Aides THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART avoid this poor play, he might had 200 points on the scorepad nevertheless give himself away and another story for his mem- by fidgeting and fussing before oirs. eading the second low heart. Or ff OF "THE RSDPUE Get Center Certificates he might wear a sly look upon DAILY QUESTION FEEU YOU 6HOUL.P BE LONG BRANCH — Monmouth extended care facility in New leading the low heart. As dealer, you hold: S—7 6 3 BOM-BO IN OIL' ( K&KO3EU&.J South Stares Convalescent Center at 229 Bath Jersey to participate with the H-Q 8 7 4 2 D-A 5 C-K 10 4.Ave. graduated its first class of Hospital Research and Educa- South stared hard at Wilder What do you say? seven-nurses' aides Friday after- tional Trust in offering a health while he tried to decide whether Answer: Pass. You might open noon at a commencement cere- occupational training program his opponent was a novice or this hand if the hearts were mony at the center. for nurses' aides. The center was naive. Stares were no novelty to headed by A-10-9 instead of A- Training certificates were pre- also one of the first extended Wilder, and he merely returned 8-7. Some experts would open this sented to Mrs. Ellen Craft, Miss care facilities in Monmouth a bland and guileless gaze. A doz- borderline hand as it stands. Mona Hanserd, Miss Linda Mur- County and New Jersey to be ap- en movie moguls could have told A Pocket Guide to Bridge is akata, Miss Patricia Richard- proved for Medicare participa- South never to trust a guileless available. Get your copy by son, Mrs. Mary Penta Trafford, tion Jan. 1/1967. " Wilder, but not one of them was sending SO cents to Bed Bank Miss Annie Staton and Miss there to offer advice. Register, Box 3318, Grand Cen- Frances Stipanovich. South finally decided to assume tral Station, New York, N. Y. Dairy Princess that Wilder had made two na- 10017. A coffee hour honoring the SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL graduates was held after the cer-Is *.County Miss r emonies. All graduates are from TRENTON — New Jersey's WHARDOVE ELVINEV'S VE FERGOT "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean the Long Branch area and will new Dairy Princess is Kay* Mer- '. THINKVO'RE WAITWFERME TH' LANTERN!! continue to be employed by Mon- rick of 7 West Main St., Farm- TROTTIN'OFFTO OLITATTH'GOSSIP mouth Convalescent Center. ingdale. She was crowned in a THIS HOUR IN Wednesday, September 4 FENCE--I WON'T The on the job training course grandstand ceremony at the TH'MORNIN'? BE GONE LONG, Present—For You and Yours • > • Eliminate combined lectures and demon- Flemington Fair by her prede- HONEY POT outmoded1 ideas which hamper progress. Analyze strations with actual practice n cessor, Melody Todd of Neshanic, at the close of the state contest each phase of your job (at home or place of business) a specific field of learning. In- Jk: to see where you can speed things up, modernize struction and ^supervision at the for the title. °" "'"'"" methods, etc. Not an auspicious time: 4°r risking center was provided by Mrs. Viv- Miss Merrick, a five-foot, six- ""money;" there is no "sure thing." Write to someone ian Verrochi, R.N., education inch blue-eyed blonde, is 20 years you met on summer holiday. co-ordinator, and Mrs. Alida Ev- old and a junior at Trenton State ans, R.N., director of nursing. College. She plans to be an ele- Monmouth Convalescent Cen- mentary school teacher. She 's The Day Under Your Sign ter is the first nursing home or the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Merrick. Her father-is— Ari««.Born Mir. 21 lo Apr. 19 Libra. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Written matters — lommoni- No time to rest on past laurels. the owner and operator of cation'ltl ijenerjl*— tinder aus- Forge ahead with zest and Six Speeders Merrick Guernsey Dairy in Ar- picious radiations. enthusiasm. dena. THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Taurui. April 20 fo May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Although you don't feel ambi- Do not accept hearsay as Lose Licenses A 1965 graduate of Southern A' FUHk|yi'SHAPEt> BOX tion •.fou'll be gtadjon made nospel truth; People- tend to •TRENTON—Miss-Juna-Stre* Freehold .Regional; High Schoolj aa eifort today. "streteh the troth" today. --SIV SIDES -IOOKS 6«m;ni. May 21 *o Jun. 21 lecki, director of the state.Divi- Miss Merrick was a member FAMILIAR--UH--THAT Attute action backed on by Sagittarius. Nov.22 to Dec.2l sion offtiotor Vehicles, has an- of the National Honor Society, WAS Try to fan enthusiasm of one knowledge of the job will pay who is losing hope. You. can nounced the suspension of driv- National Quill and Scroll Socie- off in a big way. Canctr. June 22 to July 21 be Tcry influential. ers' privileges of four Monmouth ity, a delegate to Citizenship Yoiir goals are laudable but Capricorn. Dae. 22 to Jan. 20 County residents. Institute and Leadership Train- you tend .to lose interest tall- Maintain your dignity even ing Camp, and secretary of the way toward them. though circumstances combine A 60-day suspension went to M. L.o. July 22 to Aug. 21 to upset your poise. Harrington, 14 John St., West Student Council. At Trenton Inject a bit o£ humor into the Aauarius. Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Keansburg. State, she is a member of Gam- proceedings and tension will Stick to routine during: a.m. disappear. as outlook for achievement in Receiving 30-day suspensions ma Sigma Sorority and a Volun- teer worker in the children's Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 original ideas negative. were Norris Bacon and Frank E. It is not. selfish to consider PilCM. Feb. 20 )o March 20 Gibson, both of Asbury Park, and ward at Trenton State Hospital. your family's welfare above Don't relinquish the reins until other considerations. you reach your destination. Floyd R. Scott Jr. of Neptune. During summer vacations, she The penalties were issued under has worked with her father, both 1967, Publishers-Hall Syndicate the state's 60-70 Excessive Speed on his dairy farm and in his milk' Program. processing plant. " • BEETLE BAILEY By WORT WALKER NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW I GUESS 1>)Ey PIFFER SO MVOi FOR 7"HOW'S BUSINESS il I V7 WELL, PON'T JU5T STANtrllj TME PSVCri IATBIST rlAVE A LOTTO OUTLOOK:/ BUT TME W \. THAT ANALYSIS ANP THE TALK ABOUT / ABOUT IT/ SITUATIONS SI COMPAeiMG OPINIONS ANP UIK6 THIS PEMANP PROMPT 6EBM TO HAVE COMMUNICATING--... ANP POSITIVE ACTION.'

HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE POGO By WALT KELLY GfMN/opp Wir«v Yoii AiM'r WHBN >faW CA1-W5P AUU- ©O 0V NAA\B ftlgPPlB. I'M LATE FOR W DENTAL UBMMB TfZyOHCB AGAIN » 0KP-' f*\ VOU'0 CAU-IN' APPOINTMENT, CHIR BE A GOOD DOy AND HANG 0&PPW CMEU UP THAT WASH ON THE LIME FOR ME.

1,9-5 - Complete Program Listings Two Models Saints and Sinners' THK DAILY RrXISTKH Tu^riay, Sfjif. 5, \%1—1l Cfe. 2 WCBS-TV Ch. 4 . WNBC-TY WNEW-TV Ch. 7 ..... WABC-TV Ch. I WOR-TV Displayed „, • . m- At the Movies Ch. 11 . WPIX-TV Ch. 11 ..._ WNDT-TV RED BANK JfJEYPORT . . TUMD»V IO;J» 4—Concentration—Color AFTERNOON 5—Harry Raotoner—Report—Color 7—Dateline: Hollywood CARLTON— STRAND- U:M 5—Alan Burfce—Color 9—Broken Arrow—Western B»retoot In the Purl! 2:25; 7:25; 11:13. TUP Ji.ki-rn 7:il'.: 10:05; B»UI« of tti« J-Lov. of Lifa—Color 31—Film Feature 10:55 At Woodgate Tryouts Tomorrow Bfxi-s 8.41. LONG BRANCH — Woodgale at MATAWAN — Before an over- producer was Carolyn Conroy, EATONTOWN 4—Jeopardy—Color 47—News—Arture Rodriguez 7—Children's Doctor- AoVlce— Color w EAST BRUNSWICK 5—Blihop Shem—Tolk—Color 10 35 11:00 Wr-st Knd, a collection of 30 cus-i"" audience of 250 followers of the director, Donald Long. COMMUNITY— 7—Everybody') Talking—Oomi 7—Puma re |o- Variety 2—Andy Griflllh—Comedy t— News— John Wlnnofe, Morv (wn!arnateiir theatricals, St. Clem- 10 !•'. TURNPIKE— 11:00 4—Personality—Game—Color torn houses previewed its The senior director, Charles orrlfOOfl Onin-i Prix $17; 11:3.1: McPhi I lips-Color 7—Honeymoon Race—Color DRIVJi-lN— 2—News-Tom Dunn—Color basi models Saturday, ent's Dramatic Society — thO'liaree , said the next production Brroogp Mc.hilc!.. H- Muney S fl'l 1!:1J *— News Jim Marti—Color 9 -Continent 7-Educotlon *• f'lyilp fi ]U; yi f)V, Cat ?.n 11 -True Adventure—Color INl-oolt • H'lrunKP Mfl'ink fini J-News—Joo BenN— Color 7-News—Bill Beuttl—Color site was the locale of theSaints and Sinners — presented will be Victor Herbert's "Babes in '!•>. Moni-y 7:30; Urnnil PrU 7:17; 11:00. 12:30 ' 11—News—Martin O'Haro--C°lor 11:30 " IMIywN»d Hotel, dfstrnyed years 'Is first "KvtninR Under the In Tuyland." It will be presented 2—Sroich for Tomorrow—berlal—Color 13 Turn of ttie Century 5 Dl* Van Dyke-Comedy FREEHOLD PERTH AMBOY 4-Eye Gue<.,s—Gome—Color A—Hollywood Squares—Color nj-o IJV fir". .Thr? rn-w !i!iusi"' < arelStarsIjjtai " at'llii'" " - Basilia"-••"•—n Father"' "•-s -||,f1wc-<;n the Thanksgiving aifi i FKEFIIOO>— 11:10 /— Family Game 5—Truth V Consequent cs Quiz—Color r un 1;1 : AMBOYS DRIVK-IN- 4-Weatltcr — Flunk ptt!d Colur 9—Kingdom of the Sea—Color on Od;ir and llocy Avrs. in ihe'.K " ' "" I-i'lirrnann P.d. las! ;cijrir.lmns seasons. !i will l,e di- n,,nm.j .-.I.-I <-I-.-.I.- i v •* 1 (Jrnn-1 Trlx 7 Donna Reed—Comcciy )—Weather — Antoitic Color II—Carol Corbett-Color 9—Joe Franklin—VarlDly—Color West I-'.nd sr-rtioti. week. I n-cti-d by Mr. O'lian\ [ I'AKMINGDALE 7..11: i '."> I'url anti ITU 11:15 Four K'>r 'iv»ii« ,11 M. 2—Guiding Llnht--Color 4—News—Jim Hori: 5—Woody Woodbury Oitor The exteriors of each house will j 'Mi'! pre.wnlalion was composed j William I.awlor, on the staff nf SHORT: DRIVE-IN— MAJESTIC— 1 8:<»0 1:00 7-Local News—[Jputel—Co'or differ airordinj.' m builder Joseph !of two one-act, plays, a mystery,! Matawan Kcpjonal High School,! (iran>l JTix 2:00; 8:;.'). 2—2 At Onr—Interviews—Color 11—Local News—Tillrnnn—Color Says Gun ASBURY PARK .t-PDQ- Conn-Color ir.25 Rosenblatt, , who has ton-1 "Tht- Monkey's Paw," and awj|| ,.,,ilcj, n,',; vocal group. All • MENLO PARK 5—New Yorkers—Color 4—Sports—Kyle Rote—Color strut-ted 1,000 houses in the past jdraina, "The Red Key," and a ARONKT- CINEMA— 7 Fugitive—Drama 11—Weather—Farrar—Color active members will take part in Man U>t Ail Si-asonn 7:00; 0:^0. 11— Millionaire— Drama two decades in northern New Jer-jcomedy of black-out series. Hawaii 2:l»; 5:30; SM. 11:30 Control Law this production. • Readings and YRIC- 1:M 2—Film—Ttie Harder They Fall - sey and New York, lie also an- The leads were Joant^ Colot and casting will be held tomorrow at 1 As me World Turns—5erlot—Color Humphrey Booart—2 h'S.( 10 mln. Tamlnjt "f Shrew 2:00; 7)30; 8:43. 4—Let's Make a Deal—Game—Color 4—Johnny Carson—Variety—Color nounced the appointment of theTom Conroy. In the supporting the American Legion Hall. 11—Star For Todoy—Drama 7—Joey Bishop—Color IAYFAIR— Is Needed Samuel Teicher Agency of Ocean- cast were Bill Walton, Tom Heat »r Ilia Night 2:10; 1:40;10:00. Restaurant ?—Film—She Married Her Boss- Carolyn Conroy presented proc- I:SJ Dougherty and Mark Clarkin. 4— News— Dlakerson -color Claude+te Colbert—n mln. RED BANK — New Jerseys jX>rt as exclusive agents for the lamations to the participants of ARAMOUNT— 2:00 11—Film—Design lor Living- operty, The play was produced by Ann AAlrlom Hopkins—90 min. gun control law "represents a big "An Evening Under the Stars." Modern Millie 2:30; «:3O. Ordered Closed 2—Password—Game—Color Waitt and directed by Rita I-itz 4-DOYS ol Our Llves—serlal-Color 11:35 pioneering step forward in keep- The Washington Colonial, fea- The next meeting of the Saints ST. JAMES— EATONTOWN — The state Di- 7—Newlywed Game—Color 47—News—Arturo Rodrlguei. naurice. 9-Flreslde Theater—Drama 12:« ing lethal weapons nut of thetiring four luxury-sized bed- and Sinners will be held Thurs- To Blr With Love J:20; 7::»; 0:55.vision of Alcoholic lieverage Con- 11—Boseboll—Yankees—Color S-Newi hands of the enemies of society,' ims and a double door front "The Red Key" featured Marie day, Sept. 14, at the American BRADLEY BEACH trol has suspended the liquor li 1:30 • 1:00 ntryway, has oversized central 2—House Porty—Color 4—News—Sob Teague—Color according to former Assembly- Healy and Ronald Nunziante.j Legion Hall al 8 p.m. r>lvorc» American Styl« 2:25; T.30;cense of Old Orchard Restaurant, 4 -Doctors— Serial—Color 7—News r conditioning. It offers buyers 7—Dreom Girl—Contest—Color P— News ond Weather rpan Patrick J. McGann Jr. Walter-Bing directed. It was pro- Monmouth Rd.,*for 10 days. V—World Adventures—Color 1:05 "The law has proved its worth ,600 square feet of living space, duced by Vera Thompson. NEPTUNE CITY The suspension will start at 1 2:55 7—Film—Whereabouts Unknown- ncluding dual guest closets in To Size 50! 7—News—Sanders—Color Frank Vllkjrd—1 hr., 40 mln. despite the lack of federal legis- Comics Jim McNamara, Bob YEPTUNE CITY— a.m. Thursday, Sept. 21. 1:00 1:15 lation to backstop it amid the he reception foyer, a full dining Watson, Vince Rizzo, Helen Wat- Bonnli and Clyde 7:30; 9:M. •S—Tell The Truth-Color 4—Film—Margin for Error— "oom, a sunken wood paneled The order was the result of the 4-Anotner World—Color Joan Bennett—75 mln. verbal sniping' of die - hard son and Frank Matuch, were fea- Printed Pattern SPRING LAKE restaurant's plea of non vult to 7—General Hospital 1:40 critics," declared Mr. McGann, a family; ro6Trrwith sliding glass tured in the black-outs. 9^-FHm—Seven Day« to Noon- trrz- a charge that on March 28 it pos- 1:41 ioors opening to the patio, a 20- Barry Jones—90 mln. . bemocratic prifhary candidate The dancing chorus had Joan Luv 7:30; 9:30. 2—Film—Magnificent Roughnecks— bot living room, an eat-in kitch- sessed two bottles bearing labels 11—Nursing Today Jock Carson—?0 mln. with Mayor Walter H. Gehricke Clarkin, Carmella Dzwil, Anita MANASQUAN which did not accurately describe J:J5 3:15 :n and a laundry room. There Matuch, 2—News—Edwards—Color 2—Film—Strange Lady In Town— of Matawan Township for the tw. McNamara, Cecelia UXJONQUIN— their contents, Greer Garson—2 hrs., 15 mtn. Assembly seats in Northern Mon- s also a first floor vanity for Kathleen Birmingham and Con- Brmnln * Clyd« 2:00: 7:19; 9.M. 2-Edge ot Nlaht-Color - WEDNESDAY >ue>>t and family-use. Because there were no previ- 4-Yoo Don't Say l-oame—Color MORNING mouth County District 5B. nie Long. Vocals were by Bobbi BRIELLE 5—Sec-Hunt—Adventure DRIVE-IN- ous offenses, the ABC ordered a. 6:20 Said Mr. McGann: "We think The 17-foot long master bed- irico, Connie Long and Joan 11:30 7—Dork Shadows—Color 7-New» Bireloot In Ui« Pirk 6:00; 15-day suspension with a remis- 11—Studio Recital-Music 6:30 it's about time that the oppo oom has its own private bath- Daly. Mary and Nick Brady were Gunn 10:00. 4:00 2—Summer Semester nents of the state ym control room, dressing area and 10-foot also featured. The author and BRICK TOWN sion of five days for the plea en- ?—Secret Storm—Serial 4—Education Exchange—Color tered. *—Match Game—Color 7—Prolect Know—Education law took a closer look at this walk-in closet. In addition, the BRICK PLAZA- 5—Sandy Becker—Color . 7:00 1 sleeping level is served by anoth TQ Sir, With Love 2:0O;i 7:45; 8:45. 7—Dating Game—Color 2—Hews-<*Raloh Penza—Color easure they so bitterly fought 11-Around Tru Clock ' 4—Today—Color nd now criticize. There are ;r full bathroom for guest and LAURELTON DRIVE-IN— 4:25 5—Yoga For Health—Exercise family use.-The Washington also Parade Set '* Deadly Affair 10:20; Divorce Ameri- 4—News— Kalber—Color 7—Cartoons—Children those, too, who pooh-pooh the can Style, 7:50; 12:10! 4:M 7:05 legislation because it has nohat s a two-car oversized garage, BAY HEAD J-Fllm—They Got Me Covered— 2—News—Joe Bentl—Color hot air gas heating and an eat Bob Hope-90 mln. 7:30 • stopped the illegitimate sale and For Pooches, LORRAINE- 4-Fflm—The Lady from Oieyerme- j—News—Joseph Bentl—Color in sized kitchen highEghted by Sndleit Summer 7:20; 9:20. LoreHu Youna—90 mln. 5—Cartoons—Color use of firearms. 7-Car 54-Comed|i 7—Cartoons—Color " "That "is" liker saying that we warm ash wood cabinets. LAVALLETTE 9-Mlke Douglas-Variety—Color 7:55 The Ardsleigh bi-level contains Youngsters LAVALLETTE 11-Llttle Rascals-Children 3—News—Ralph Penza—Color hould have no law agaifl >t H-Adverrhtres In Living 7—News Irunken driving because people 2,100 square feet of living space. LONG BRANCH - This story Dtvorct American Styl« 7:00; 9:00. 8:00 It, too, is air conditioned with TOMS RIVER 5-Paul Wlndiell-Color «, 2—Oaplofn Kangaroo—Color continue to drive under the in- is for people up to 12 years old 7—Local New*—Color 5—Doptine'l Castle—Color capacity in excess of normal who have a dog. There will be a COMMUNITY— 11—Three Sfoooes—Color 7-^Oortooro Children—£olor * "• fluence of liquor, often with fa- Bonnie & Clyd* 2:13; 7:15; S30 Jl—Film Feature 11—Klmbo—Cartoons—Color tal results. Would the critics of needs. It features an L-shaped Pooch Parade for you and your 5:25 S:30 living room with dining area, an DOVER- 7—Weather—/ntolne—Color '* 11—Little, Roseate-Comedy gun control laws want to abolish pet here on Sunday, Sept. 10, at Hawall 2:00; 8:30. 5:30 1:55 eat-in . sized kitchen with ap- 2 p.m. 7-7>lewv-Pejer Jennlngs-^Color o—News anrj Weather our system of licerising automo DRIVE-IN- x iila drivara jmt beoaune ifmifrht tiliances and three bedrooms. The You*can will a trophy^,There Skater Dater 8:15; 11:80: Hawaii 8:50; I3-Cortoons—Children 16-foot sfer bedr will .be lots of prizes. There are 'ISLAND 31—Your Rloht to Soy If «—Birthday House—color be considered an infringement of master 5-45 7—Vlrolnia Graham—Interviews the right to do as one pleases a walk-in closet in addition, to afirst, second and third trophies BAY DRIVE-IN— 13-Friendly Glont—Children 9—Ed Allen—Exercise—Qolor Dirty Dozen 8:00; 1S:35; Don't Jlak« EVENING 11—Jack La Lonnc—Color \ Cars can kill as well as guns private bathroom. A second bath, for smallest dog, biggest dog and Waves 11:00. 6:00 »:30 room unit serves ttie needs of for best AKC dog. The top prize SEASIDE PARK J—News—Jim Jen«n—Color %—leave It To Beaver and no sane man would advocate 4—News—Lew Wood—Color .5—Film—Of Human Hearts- guests and other occupants of the is a bicycle. Walter Huston-2 hrs., 30 mln. removing the controls over mo- COLONIAL— 5—Fllntstones—Color 7—Gypsy Rose Lee—Interviews—Color Jbr vehicles. So why shouldn't we house. The lower level has All you and your dog have to Bonnie and Clyd« 7:30; 10:00. 7—Film—Journey to the Sevtnlti Pkmel- 0—Romper Room—Color Jotin Aoar—90 mln.—Color II—Biography—Documentary regulate the weapons that ara a wood paneled recreation room do is dress up in funny clothes STRAND- »-Rlm—Wlchito— You Only Uv Twlc« 5:00: 1:30: Joel McCreo—1 hr., 25 mln.—Color 10:00 even more lethal? with sliding glass doors to theand come. 10:00. 11-Green Hwne4—Adveoture—Color 2—Candid Camera—Comedy outside, an 11% by 17-foot study 13-Wliat's New—Children ' 4—6nap Judgment—Gonw—Color "I wish the National Rifle Asso- Tell your parents to take you I MIDOIMIOOlEnWE H 31—Cosper atron—Irvtervlewi 7—Ann Solhern—Comedy or fourth bedroom, a lavatory North of Red Bank 11—Billy Graham Crusade—Color :iation would reconsider its oppo- to Long Branch Stadium on unit, a laundry room and an JU1IE ANDREWS MAXTON SYDOW 47—New Jersey Tottey 10:25 sition to federal gun legislation, Ocean Ave. and Broadway early 4; 15 4—News—Vonocur—Color oversized two-car garage. MIDDLETOWN K1CHARDHAERIS- 10:30 which Congress has failed to — by 1:30 p.m. You have to fill 47—Dlsc-O-Teen—Zodierley 2—Beverly Hillbillies I0WN- " 4:30 pass. Enactment of a meaningful The purchase price, includes out your entry blank then. S-Vv\cHale'j Navy—comedy landscaping, sidewalks, curbs Entry blanks for this "14th an- Hawail 2:00; 8:30. 11—Munsters—Comedy federal law, controlling the inter- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 13—Creative Person—Artists Baby's Pet Pals state sale of firearms,- would in ewers and shade tree streets. nual Pooch Parade are also avail ATLANTIC- 31-Fllm Short Houses purchased this fall will able at the Chamber of Com 6:45 crease the effectiveness of ou You Only Live Twlco 7:00; »:00. 31—News—Paul AAdhacfter own state law. be ready for spring occupancy. merce, 3 Liberty St. 7:00 548 HAZLET 2—News—Cronklte—Color "It is strange that it should 4—News—Chef Huntley, David PLAZA- Brlnkley—Color till be attacked in some quarters. Bonnle 4 Clyde 7:25: 9:35. 5-1 Love Lucy—Craned/ 11— F Troop—Comedy—Color" I don't know of any sportsman This is the way flattery is de-ROUTE 35 DRIVE-IN- 13—Folk Guitar—Lessons in the state who has not been Biologist Explains fined for fall . . . princess lines Kiddlc Cartnnns 7:55; Hawaii 8:15 31—Shorthand—Lessons Alter lha Fox 11:50. 47—Hong Kona—Mystery able to go hunting because of tht rising to a softly draped neck 7:25 law or any citizen of good char and pretty bow. Choose otto- CHIttMN I 9-OutefMr' World—Color / 7:30 acter who has not been able tc man, wool, faille. irois i; mt | I-Doktarl—Adventure—Color Printed Pattern^9414: Women's RTE. 4-L'l Abner-Corriedy—Color purchase a gun for any Iegiti 'Glow in the Bay' 5 T-i't'i or Consequences—Quiz—Color mate purpose. Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46, 48, 50. coias / 'DRIVE-IN 7-Ga rlson's Gorlllos—Color By AL HORAY substrate, Luciferin (named after 9-"••-War of the Satellites-^ "One-cannot ignore the fact Size 36 requires 3% yards 39-inch CATIS OPEN 7:00 f.M.-MOVItTHEATRJ AT DUSEK Dick miller—90 mln. you know who), reacts on thefabric. . V -t!-'.Duke—Comedy that New Jersey- authorities in SANDY HOOK — The mystery 13—Lojal Issue—Report tercepted some 700 criminals, of the glowing bay has been enzyme^ i.uciferase, to produce a Fifty cents in coins for each JULIE ANDREWS 31 -Human Rlohts Forum compound capable of glowing. 7:53 narcotics addicts and mental de- solved. pattern — add 15 cents for each MAXVONSYDOW 47-Sports—Fousto Miranda They're something akin, he fectives when they tried to pur- The luminous display, which pattern for first-class mailing RICHARD HARRIS 8:00 said, to the chemicals found in 4-SherlH \Mio?7—Comfdy chase weapons. Who can den; has brought thousands of curious and special handling. Send to 5—Harel—Comedy—-color fireflies and other animal life Mary Martin, The Daily Register, 11—Film—Stanley and Livingstone— that this gun control law is residents and visitors to the bay^ capable of emitting light. Spencer Tracy—2 hrs. step in the right direction?- Its shore from Keansburg to Atlantic Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., IJ-Art of Fllm-Dlscusslon These are in part the cold, 31-Fllrt Feature- enactment last year is pne of theHighlands, was caused by a surge New York, N. Y. 10011. Print 47—Pepe Blondl—Comedy landmarks of Governor Hughes' of dino "flagellate, a microscopic hard, scientific facts of dino fla- name, address with zip, size and J-Red Skelton—Comedy-Color administration:" marine organism. gellate life. They take nought style number. 4—Film—Teacher's Pet— from the reactions of those who Plan your new fall wardrobe, Clark Gable—2 hrs., 30 mln. John Mahoney, a biologist at 8-AAerv Griffin—Color viewed the phenomenon. Most send nowJor our new Fall-Wint- 7—1 nvaders—Adventure—Color the-UiS; Marine Laboratory here, termed it a "beautiful sight." er Pattern Catalog. 100 fresh, ex- 13-Scmpler—Art told The Daily Register the phe- 31— Science Seminar Glasses Start citing shapes in all eizes. Get one 47—Ptimarelo^-Varle+T nomenon is more common to. pattern free — clip coupon in t—Jerry Btavat—Muslo—Color Florida and California waters. A 3 Girls Enter 9:30- I Thursday series of natural events happened STARTS TOMORROW J—Good Morning World—Color 7—N.Y.P.D.—Drama Color here this year, he said, which Nursing School 13-U.S.A.—PVwtry •www————• 31—Film Short nourished the nomadic organisms PERTH AMBOY — Carolyn In Madison and a "bloom" occurred. IA ft AN TIC | ll-Nnw-Herbert 'oSan Jamison of Wayside, Katherine Z Atlantic Highland! 291-0148* 10:00 MADISON TOWNSHIP • He said the proper amounts of Martin of KeypOrt and Barbara •MMtMWM———•< »-Eye On New York-Color J-Nevw-BIII Jorgensen—Color James Gaeta, principal of thesunlight and rainfall, coupled Stenger of Middletown are Tonite — Sean Connery T-ttollvweod Palace-Color high school, has announced thai with the proper temperature among 32 new students entering "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE" 9—Twilight Zone—Drama I 11—Adventures In Paradise fall classes will begin Thursday range and, perhaps, the proper Perth Amboy, General Hospital's 13—Newslront—Mltotiell Krauss Charles E. Gregory School of STARTING TOMORROW 31—Report to -the PtiyslcJan AH seniors and juniors, as we]amount of certain pollutants in 47—Spanish Drama—Serial as sophomores taking French I the bay brought about the flow- Nursing today. . John Wayne — Kirk Douglas 10:25 fyS German II or Russian II are 1ering of the plankton species. "THE WAR WAGON" - Color 47^Weo*er—Jose I. Lanza' wuu The three-year diploma course AH, the,. carriage. set .will;cqc report before 7:30 a.m. Juniori .T9LJ?.?.?i..J EffiEares_.fqr_stateJicensjire_:.85 plus — Shirley MacLalne over this charming cover that's and seniors "are to" report "direct yitaniin B-12. registered nurse. Michael Calne — "GAMBIT" fun and easy to make. ly to last year's homerooms an The glow, visible at night when Miss Jamison, a graduate of »—>«»———•——e Nine pets-in-boxes will surprise sophomores to the auditorium. the tiny animais are disturbed Ocean Township High School, is { and delight baby. The stitches The remaining sophomores am is. caused by a substrate-enzyme the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. MARINE . offers the unusual are simple. Use bright threads. freshmen are to report at 12:2-reaction, Mr. Mahoney said. The James Jamison, 5 Middlebrook HIGHLANDS 872-0751 p.m. Sophomores are to go t< Dr. Miss Martin, the daughter f , GOURMET MENU Pattern 548: nine' 5>/2 x 6>/2-incr Tonire — "KNOMEMOBILE" motifs. last year's home rooms an Two Plays Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, 113 Plus — "DUEL AT DIABLO" Broadway, is a graduate of Key- featuring Fifty cents in coins for eaor freshmen to the auditorium. pattern — add 15 cents for eacr All upper classmen new to th By New Horizons port High School. Miss Stenger, STARTING TOMORROW a graduate of Middletown High SEAN CONNERY Continental and American pattern for first-class mailing anc school, are to report to the ol HAZLET — The New Horizons ENDS TODAY special handling. Send to Laure fice upon their arrival. Summer Playhouse will presen School, is the daughter of Mr"YO. U ONLY LIVE TWICE" HAWAII" and "AFTER THE FOX Dishes and Flaming Wheeler, Red Bank Register, Nee a program of two one-act plays and Mrs. Robert Stenger, 46 Ste- • Specials Served In dlecraft Dept., Box 161, Old Chel tonight at 8:30 o'clock at the newphenville Blvd. Unlimited Free Parking at All Air-Conditioned Charming Surroundings, sea Station, New York, N. YNeptune Hpusing jcreation site barn on Union Formal classes at the school 10011. Print PATTERN NUM .ve. just off Middle Rd. It wilbegin Sept. 12 and classes at Once A Famous BER, NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP. Fund Approved imax the New Horizons Sum Union College, Cranford, where Send for Big, Big 1958 Needle- the students take two semesters Landmark of the WASHINGTON-Rep. James J. ler Workshop Scries. The pro- American Revolution craft Catalog — hundreds of ram is directed-by Jim Carl and of biological and social sciences, nnaui * reann u u».'Snu un ^gr knit, crochet fashions, embroi- Howard (D-NJ) has, announced begin Sept. 15. approval of a $238,300 federal ad- )on Brennan. AT LUNCHEON dery, quilts, afghans, gifts, toys. Plus 6 free patterns printed in- vance, for survey and planning, et.ilaiviB5 to the Neptune Housing Author- King-tiled drinks. Full course side. 50c. •k Starts Tomorrow -k * ASBJRf PAflK ity. . , The Screen Explodes or busineitman'i luncheon. Book of Prize AFGHANS. 12 SIDNEY Mr. Howard said the advance, PLAZA with Excitement (Closed Mondays) complete patterns. 50c being made available through the POITIER Museum Quilt Book 2 — patterns Department of Housing and Ur- SWITCH TO MCA JOHN WAYNE and KIRK DOUGLAS TO SIR, WITH Music Fri. and Sat. Evenings for 12 quilts. 50c ban Development, will be used • LOWE",™ Banquets • Special Parties Bargain! Quilt Book 1 — 1G com-for the 59-acre Ridge Ave. urban "THE WAR WAGON" Reservations B46-339I plete patterns. 50c renewal project in Neptune. PANAVISION / COLOR Book #3 — Quills for Today's Preliminary estimates indicate ' RT. 79 • MATAWAN Living. New, exciting collection. AUTOMOBILE that when planning lias been 15 complete patterns. 50c naramet completed the project will re- u jSRiinvPAn uM quire a $2,238,000 federal grant, MIOP drum. BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR according to Mr. Howard. In an- NEPTUNE Route )S i!l.;ucii)B--riu>t>lYOIIR Basemen BEST DEAL IN THE STATE. M0D11Y PARK 9 MONTHS TO PAY AND lr.«lbi OUTSIDE WE DON'T TALK, WE (!ar I.OSCH (rim 'rank JUI.IC ANDREWS OO IT Mil. DUYEII COVERAGE FOR ALL AGES. •A: Starts Tomorrow -k Tflkn the rlsh nut or RED IiANK — Union Hose luiyinK (irt n Finn Company was culled out at ti:2!> FREEHOLD SAiniOr nl VOI C.I AY. JWALL ! Tfy II l)«fmo y<"» Inly a.m. Saturday when a . moving SEAN CONNERY II nomnnllralnrl riBhl 111 your no car lost, its gas lank at Shrews- him*. , IS JAMES BOND—007—IN HKSIIH'NTIAL, bury Ave. ami Mnniwmth St., mid COMMERCIAL spilled gna over the intersection "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE' sHUMt KIWI smm UK HARDS CENTERS Deputy Fire ('liief Alex Kogel CONTACT\f THE MOTOR CLUB OF AMERICA U I'rlco SI., Newark, N. J, said there WIIK no fire The Kro- PANAVISION / TECHNICOLOR nen washed down the street. PERTH AMBOY OFFICE Looking for a lirial? You'll fine1 * HURRY! Last Times Tonight at All 3 Theatres 741-4343 bargain)) in nil types, iiizes in 269 SMITH ST. PHONE 442-6180 "BONNIE and CLYDE" in color today'l Classified Ads. The ringing if the first school bell of the new term sounds an ALERT to mo- torists everywhere to drive a bit more carefully at all times, to watch roads and curbs a bit more closely, in order to protect the precious lives of chil- dren, going to and from school! We urge you o drive carefully!

HERE ARE SOME OF THE WAYS YOU CAN HELP MAKE OUR STREETS SAFER FOR EVERYONE:

• Watch out for School Zone signs and adhere strictly to speed restrictions in these areas. • Watch out for and obey school safety patrolmen. • Be sure that your car is mechanically safe. Check brakes, steering, lights, wheel balance

and alignment, tires at frequent intervals. •*-* t Watch for children darting out into the street. In fact, watch out for children EVERYWHERE and ALL the time! • Remember: Children are unpredictable. Their safety is YOUR responsibility. When in doubt... STOP! t Never pass a school bus discharging passengers. ^

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