Weather Distribution Fair and warm through to- Today tight with highi ranging from THEDAILY mid 8«i to .70s along the shore 27,175 and lows tonight in the 60s. Variable cloudiness and cooler to- I Red Bank Area J morrow high* in the 70s. Sun- Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1966. day's outlook, variable cloudi- DIAL 741-0010 ness and cool. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS

Issued duly, Mnnday throu»h Friday. Second Clan Pojtan FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 88, NO. 235 Paid at K«d Bank and al Additional Malllnt Offices. Rebel Leader Flown to Ky Parley

SAIGON (AP) — The leader of rebellious Vietnamese Army of the army's 1st Corps on March 10, met at tiie U. S. 1st and Thi together in hopes some agreement could be reached was held at the Marine headquarters. There were reports ttat forces in Hue, Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi, was flown under a Marine Division's headquarters at Chu Lai, about 85 miles south which might lead to an easing of the political crisis. other members of Ky's ruling junta were present. U.S. guarantee of safety today to a seoret meeting with of Hue. . A U. S. plane brought Thi from Hue »o Chu Lai to meet The evacuation of Americans from Hue, 400 miles north Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. Ky's dismissal of Thi, who controlled South Viet Nam's Ky, then flew him back to Hue after the meeting. of Saigon, followed the burning of the U. S. Information Ky flew from Saigon to meet his bitter rival as U.S. planes five northern provinces, precipitated Hie country's present po- There was no immediate indication of what transpired Service Library tfiere yesterday by a mob of Buddhist youths. evacuated 45 Americans and other foreign civilians from Hue litical crisis. Politically-minded Buddhist leaders seized on the between the two generals. A U. S. spokesman in Saigon said the American consul in unrest the ouster generated in the north and converted it into Hue, Thomas Corcoran, apparently had requested the evacua- ' and the Buddhist stronghold's pro-government mayor moved out "All we know was that it was a very solid session," an of the d15 original school budget may have administrators and, while exact Cuts announced last night in- known he is opposed' to using Classified 19-26 Stock Market '. 2 created bitter feelings between figures on increases were not clude $113,000 previously decided Increased state aid resulting from PAST WINNERS — Jim Van Sant, 15, Whal.pond Rd., Comics J9 Successful Investing 2 the Board of Education and available, board president Wil- by the board and the utilization the sales tax to cover funds cut Crossword Punle 5 Television .... 27-SL Township Council but board- liam S. Rice said they were sub- Oakhurst, in car, and Robin Parkans, 17, Murphy Rd., of $150,000 in surplus funds. from the spending schedule. He Editorials ... S Women's News 12-H- teacher relations are improving stantial. asserted these funds are intended New Shrewsbury, past winners of the local Soap Box Frulted Pineapple Plants by leaps and bounds. Part of the hike, however, is to Improve the quality of educa- MJuT Janet ~" Uniform Sale Derby, inspect Derby ear that will b« in parade Monday. Limited supply. Orders taken. Formerly of Andre o! The boaird surged ahead last the result of 11-month contracts tion. He referred to ttj one-third $5 each. Cash and carry. Borden's mouth, now at Mr. Savlno Nowjin progress at The Shirley night with its policy of award- thii years instead of 10-montii of. the district's allocations not The annual Soap Box Derby (vent will ba h»ld on Tower Bank.-Adv. ing faculty members all funds Flowers^Shrewsbury, N. J. dressers, 183 E.jNewman Sp ,3 (See TEACHERS, Page 2) earmarked for a tax reduction. Hilll Ave., Red Bank, starting at? I p.m (Adv.) Rd., Shrewsbury? 741-8851, S-Friday, May 27, 1966 THE PAlTT REGISTER Memorial (Continued) At 11 a.m. th» traditional ser- ., MONMOUTH BEACH MIDDLETOWN City Council Urged vice and wreath laying will be Memorial services will be held | MIDDLETOWN - Memorial conducted by the American Le- at the Fireman's Monument, Day ceremonies here include the gion, Veterans of Foreign Wars Beach Rd. Monday at 11 a.m. aying of wreaths by the Veter- To Snare Fire House and other organizations at the Speakers at the service will be ans of Foreign Wars post at the 19,000 square feet of land at Laird monument in front of borough hall. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson; Rev. Belford monument at 10 o'clock • LONG BRANCH - The Inde- Monday morning and at the pendent Engine and Truck Co. St. and Ocean Ave. from today Taps will be blown, a firing squad Winfield West, fire company until Sept. 6. The area is to be from Fort Monmouth will give chaplain and pastor of the Way-Town Hall monument at II last night asked City Council to o'clock. spare the Independent Fire used for parking. its salute, and Lt. Col. Herbert side Methodist Church, and Law- House from the wrecker's ball Winkel-ler of the Signal Corps at rence DeMarco, fire chief. The American Legion will • until the new fire house is built, Fort Monmouth will speak. If it sponsor a parade which will form but the building still faces im- Mrs. Lasch rains, that service will be held COLTS NECK at the First Aid Squad in Leo- minent doom. in borough hall. The Memorial Day service and nardo at 10 a.m. The line of Mayor Vincent J. Mazza, parade, sponsored by boy scout march will proceed to the me- I ;roop 90, will begin Monday at morial monument where ser- •backed by most of the council, Is Found SHREWSBURY said in response to a letter from II a.m. from Heyer's Mill Rd. vices will be held. Al 11 a.m. services will be o the grave of Pvt. Michael the fire company that Hie request r could not be granted. The fire Not Guilty held at the flag pole and monu- ield, a colonial soldier who died FAIR HAVEN unit, in its letter, said it wanted RED BANK - Mrs. Judith ment, Sycamore Ave. and Broad lere during the, retreat of the St., with Magistrate William J. Community memorial ser- to preserve the cohesiveness of Lasch, SO Tindall Rd., Middle- ritish in the Battle of Mon- vices will be held in Memorial the company and by being tem- town, was cleared last night of Glading giving the principal ad- mouth. Frank J. Cahir, parade dress. Park, opposite the municipal porarily split up, that cohesive- a contempt charge stemming chairman, will present the grave building, River Rd. at 9 a.m. ness was jeopardized. from a (I overtime parking ticket The invocation will be offered te deed to the township. »y Rev. James R. Steel of the Monday, preceded by a silent Acting City Manager Frank she received Nov. 1, 1965. procession from Willow Street. Quirk said the building could not Presbyterian Church at Shrews- HOWELL TOWNSHIP She previously fought and won bury, and the benediction wili be •Participating will be repre- lbe demolished until gasoline dismissal of the parking viola- The annual Memorial Day pa- sentatives of fire, police and first tanks inside were emptied. He 3y Rev. Ronald G. Albury of •ade, sponsored by the Veterans tion, since she owned the car but Ohrist Episcopal Church. A rifle aid squads, council and borough told the council Fire Chief Wal- was not the driver. But for fail >f Foreign Wars, will begin Sun- service organizations. A brief ad- ter D. Richter wa» working on squad from Fort Monmouth will iay at 2 p.m. on Main St. The ure to respond to the summons, participate. dress will be made by Council- the problem and would have the a warrant was issued for her ar- AWARD NIGHT — William Lindermurh of the Chevrolet Motor Division of Gener- parade will go through Farming- man James T. Buckley, Jr. aged structure demolition-ready rest and Middletown police dale and end at Township Hall shortly. al Motori, Englewood zone, presents plaques to members of the service department LONG BRANCH here. picked ter up. NEW SHREWSBURY Tentative arrangements call of Circle Chevrolet, Red Bank. They completed all requirements and received a Gty FSre Chief Walter D. Richt- for a new Independent house to Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly LITTLE SILVER Veterans will be honored Mon- last night, after the final hear "Chevrolet Certified Technicians Award." Accepting plaque is Brud Jarius, Keansburg er has announced that memori- day at 11 a.m. in ceremonies at be built on an unspecified plot al services for 19 Long Branch Brig. Gen. William B. Latta, , of land on the north side of Union ing of the seven-month affair, and otherj in front row, holding theirs, ar* Danny Hunt, New Shrewsbury; Phil Mas- :ommanding general of the Army Sycamore School led by Council- found Mrs. Latch not guilty of firemen who have died in the man Edmond J. Norris, master Ave. However, these plans, ap- cola, Little Silver, and Nick Trocchia, New Shrewsbury, service manager.- In the past year will be held at 11:45 "lectronics Command, Fort proved by the Planning Board, contempt. Monmouth, and post comman of ceremonies. Fines imposed by Magistrate back row ara WiHiam Monza, Tinton Falls; T. C. DeFelice, president of Circle Chev- a.m. Memorial Day at Firemen's may be subject to change when 'ark, Overtook Ave. lant, will speak at Memorial Day Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., the new government assumes of- Kennelly included: rolet; Al Colson, Middletown; Jerry Soles, New Shrewsbury, and Ray Sickles, Atlantic lervkes here. will greet citizens and Col. Don- Robert D. Stringer, 1326 Wish A wreath in their memory wiM fice July 1 and appoints a new Highlands. be placed at the monument in The parade will start from the ald L. Adams, assistant com- Planning Board. Ington Ave., Neptune, $15 for ob- •irehouse, Prospect Ave., at 9:30 mandant of the U.S. Army Sig- structing traffic and $15 for con- the park by Chief Richter and his The Independent house, at two aides, Edward Cook and Wil-a.m. and proceed to the monu- nal School, Fort Monmouth, will Third and Belmont Aves,, has tempt; Anthony Cuozzo of Belle- ment at Prospect Ave. and deliver a commemoration ad- ville, $15 for obstructing traffic liam A. DeLisa. The 11 pieces "• been condemned since 1962. of fire apparatus will be lined Church St. dress. The Thomas G, Russomano Barbara Fisher of Middletown Bradshaw Named Principal Among the wreaths to be place Rd., Middletown, $19 for passing up along Overlook Ave. In El- Memorial tributes will be ren- . Co.. Brighton Ave., was awarded beron. at the monument will be one in dered by New Shrewsbury Neigh- -, a contract to repair a masonry a red light; Linnea Ross of 22 memory of Marine Lance Corp. Oakes Rd., Little Silver, $15 for The department's six chaplains borhood Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts culvert pipe by-pass on Holly- Thomas E. Firth, a former bor and Cubs of local troops, the . wood Ave. on a low bid of $2,- passing a stop sign; and Wesley and members of the City Coun- ough resident, who died last year C. Forehand of Springdale. Ave., Of School in Bridgewater cil have been asked to participate. borough's four fire companies, 487.90. >f wounds received in action in the First Aid Squad, the Women's The Long Branch Oceanfront New Shrewsbury, $25 for hitting . Barry Kama), secretary of the Dr. Bradshaw, a Navy veteran, /iet Nam, Club, the Kiwanis Club, and the •Association paid $750 to lease a parked car. BRIDGEWATER - The Board ifficers association, is chairman. of Education here has hired Dr. was chairman of the social stu- Borough scout troops will par- Retired Officers Association. ticipate in the ceremonies. There Thomas J. Bradshaw, Jr., of 1126 dies department at Monmouth OCEAN TOWNSHIP A salute to fallen Armed Forces Interlaken Ave., Wanamassa, as Regional for a year. He had will be a ceremonial firing squad William Joe Franks, chairman from Fort Monmouth. members will be given by a Viet Nam >rincipal of (he Bridgewater- >een a teacher and assistant to ceremonial firing squad from Fort :he principal of a Jersey City [ the township Memorial Day (Continued) Raritan High School-West at an OCEANPORT Monmouth, The spokesman said half a dozen "essential" Americani annual salary of $14,500. ligh school from 1955 to 1951. Committee, has announced the ilemorial Day parade will start Memorial Day observance will Invocation and benediction will remained in Hue. Dr. Bradshaw has been the take place at Memorial Park, be by Rev. Isaac Rottenberg of Two U. S. planes flew the evacuees to Saigon. They in- principal of the Monmouth Re- it 9 a.m. for the floats and 10 t.m. for the marchers. Eatontown Blvd. and Wolf Hill the Reformed Church of New cluded American Aid personnel, construction employees, Catho- gional High School for four years Ave.,' following a parade from Shrewsbury. lic relief workers, teachers, and some Filipinos, Canadians, and, on May 10, was granted an The floats will assemble on Sun- set Ave. and travel north on Lo-the Main. St. firehouse at 10:45 Music will be by the Monmouth Nationalist Chinese and West Germans. idditlonal pay-increase, to $12,- Births a.m. Monday. Regional High School band. On his arrival fn Da Nang in a U.S. Air Force jet, Ky 500, by its school board. gan Rd. to Deal Rd., east on Deal Rd. to Whalepond Rd., east denounced the burning of the U.S. library in Hue as the work At Monday's' meeting, the of "minority fanatics" and pledged to protect Vietnamese and RIVERVIEW West Park Ave., and east board was told by Harmon V. Red Bank again to Beecroft PI. where the Americans in the Buddhist bastion 40 miles northwest of Da Wade, superintendent of the Late Ad Error Starts Nang. Mrs. Arthur M. Pitts and the marchers will have formed. ridgewater school system that late Mr. Pitts (nee Janice Buf- VIET TROOPS SENT >r. Bradshaw is going to that falo), 123 Sevent Ave., Atlantic Then the entire parade will Ky did not say what he would do. But yesterday, after a district "highly recommended" Highlands, daughter, Tuesday. proceed east on West Park Ave. Code Machinery Anew mob of youths burned out the U.S.I.S. building, he sent 500 by New York University, from to Monmouth Rd., south to Town- troops into Hue to protect American installations, Including a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knox •hich he holds master of arts (nee Audrey Siler), 3500 Asbury shop Hall past the »review' COLTS NECK - A one-day er- William Wiseman, Rt. 35, Ocean Voice of America station that beams broadcasts to North Viet nd doctor of education degrees. ing stand. "" ror in publication of a contro- Township, for the revaluation. In Nam. Ave., Neptune, son, Wednesday. Originally, the board in this Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn After tflie ceremonies, an open versial new zoning ordinance addition a charge will be made The soldiers as yet did not seem ready for any open Somerset County municipality !nee Catherine Haugh), 192 Loh- adopted by the Township Com- for each additional parcel of real clashes with the Buddhists. They were part of the 1st Division, ouse will be held at Fireman's estate added to the tax list while said, Dr. Bradshaw had applied Thomas J. Bradshaw ten" PI., Belford, son, yesterday. Field off Larkin and Beecroft mittee May 12 means that the whose loyalty to the government remains in doubt. measure must be readvertised the study is in progress. for a position as assistant su- Mr. and Mrs. John Finucan places. Asked if he would go onto Hue, where a state of open perintendent. He was selected was filled through the appoint- (nee Cheryl Westerberg), 11 De- and adopted again. The other ordinance revises revolt against his government has existed for weeks, Ky from some 15 candidates for th*ment of Dr. Jack V. Irion, who Forerst Ave., Red Bank, son FREEHOLD The Township Committee dis- the local fire department law In declared: prindpalship after the other post has been the principal. closed the miscue last night and four respects: "esterday. of "Hue is part of South Viet Nam. It is my duty to go to Mr. and Mrs. John Fee (nee The national commander started again the procedure for The deputy chief and the re- see people and help them." Carolyn Mihaokovitz), 86 Barber- Jewish War Veterans, Milton Wai bringing the measure, which up- tiring chief are added as mem- Teachers ie Ave., Highlands, son, yester- dor, will be the guest speaker at grades building lots from one to bers of the Executive Fire Coun- day. the Memorial Day parade Mon- two acres, on for' a public hear- cil each year. (Continued) day. ing and final action. pacts as in previous years. Elementary school principals Mr. and Mrs. William Brandow Elections of departmental chief (nee Joan Drecksage), 29 Ken The parade, with over 40 march- The ordinance was adopted on may not be held in the fire house Assistant Superintendent Pat- and their salaries are James ba- ing units and bands, will form Successful rick A. Torre will draw $17,440, oney, *14.170; Edward L. Bur- neth Ter., Middletown, daughter, first reading and is being ad- of the company of a candidate at the Freehold Regional High for fire chief. High school principal Albert B. ew and Russell Van Sickle, $13,- yesterday. vertised in today's Register. It Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pelusio School at 9:30 a.m. and will end will have a hearing at Township Authorized membership in the Jacobs draws (16,350. Vice prin- 30 each; Andrew KorshaJla, $12- at the Raceway. cipal!! Walter Colman and Peter (nee Gail Evans), 43 Leonard Community Center Thurday, fire police is increased from two 220; Theodore Marcinkoski, jll John Boyle, parade chairman to as many as may be held nec- Investing M. Delaney are listed at $12- 960; Mrs. Dorothy Engobretson, Ave., Atlantic Highlands, daugh- June 9, at 8 p.m. 120 and $9,180, respectively. ter, yesterday. said that the ceremonies will be essary by the Executive Fire $10,790; Harry Romeo, $10,680; at the Hall of Records here. Township Attorney D. Joseph Council. By Roger E. Spear Mrs. Nancy Manning, $10,320, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Wreaths will be placed in the De Vito said that zoning ordi- Spear nances are required by law to Parking restrictions are .In- and Richard Clement, $9,960. Long Branch Elks Point Park, he said. creased from 200 to 300 feet with- Stock Market The administrators, for the up- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gould The Navy will have a display be advertised 10 days in advance Q) "My wife and I are both Q) "I am 70-years-old and of a public hearing, whereas sev- in fire house driveways. 67-years-old and make our living have a good list of growth stocks. cr IBJ) UK I-T-TE Ckt BrB k 40» coming year only- have Hie op-(nee Dana Brohman), 41 Taboi near the Hall of Records from 9 from apartment houses we have Adama Ex 27* JJohh m MaM n 63 tion of accepting either a 10 or St., Little Silver, son, yesterday. to 12 a.m., he said. en days is sufficient for other My interest and dividends are Air Prod Jones & L ordinances. owned for years. I haive paid up fairly high and I receive a pen Ir Rtduo Joy Mfr SI* Unotrih contract. Those choos- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowling AiiEt cr 11 *l Colts Neck insurance and $1,000 E bond. Al- sion which is subject to tax. Allei Lud ff ing the shorter term will draw (nee Barbara Herman), ,3 Craw- EATONTOWN Ad Cost $224,48 Alleg Pw Koppera 10 per cent less than the listed ford St., Shrewsbury, daughter, so, 100 shares of General Ani- am not rich but would like a Allied Ch Kreare 8S Memorial Day services Mon- The original measure, which is line & Film on which I have a tax-exempt investment. Do you Allls Chal 31 Kroger 25% salary. yesterday, now void, was submitted for ad- Requesting Alcoa 83 li Leh Port C 14), Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bond (nee day will commemorate not only loss. We have $15,000 in savings approve?" B. _B Am Alrlln 65-\ Leh Val Ind 9", The board authorized extra those who have died in battle, vertising May 3, nine days be- and would like to Invest some of A) You seem to be in a solid Am On MU LOP Olass MS compensation to a nurnber of [ac- Dorothy Decker), 82 Oakwood PI., fore the scheduled hearing. The Am Cyan 38\ Lib McNtL 12S Keansburg, son, yesterday. but are al: aimed at boosting this cash. What do you suggest?" financial position and I commen Am M Fdy 1«1, Ug( * My uity members for additional du- "American forces in advertising cost was $224.48, New Signs H. K. Am Mot — Litton Ind morale in you. I believe that with a sound Am Smelt Lukens Stl ies, FITKIN Viet Nam, according to Com- The Township Committee in- COLTS NECK - Drawbacks to A) T commend you on your Am SM 2011 Hack Trk troduced two other ordinances on progress were pointed up, by the backlog of growth stocks and Am T>l T«I 94% Magnavox n«w The board also authorized a Neptune mander Vincent-J. Moyes of the strong financial position. Gen- least a relatively high incomi Am Tob 33* Mirth oil first reading and set them for Township,Committee last night in Amp Ino Martin SI $259 eJflpenditure for high school Mr., and Mrs. Robert WilkiM local American Legion Post. eral Aniline & Film is selling bracket, you might do well Anaconda Masonltt 3* sophomore Miss Susan MarcAu (nee Angelina Barbuto), Stone- A parade will start at 10:30 hearings on June 9. a petition'authorized to be sent around its 196546 low In spite of hold a few tax-exempt bonds. Annco Stl 55 Merck 75(4 to the Bell Telephone Company. Armour 38 H MOM rele and a teacher chaperon., to hill Rd., Colts Neck, daughter, a.m. from Steelman School and One (authorizes an $11,000 em- good earnings gains In recent There is an entirely erroneous Armst Ck Minn M*M travel tP New Orleans, .La., so yesterday. march to the veterans' monu- ergency appropriation to cover a More than two years* ago, the years. I would hold this stock. Aihl Oil Mo Fac A assumption that such invest Atchlsan Mobllol! the girl may participate In a na ments on Main St. Color guard basic $10,600 contract for a town- committee said, the utility put I,suggest that you leave $5,000 ments are onlyfor the rich. Thi! All RlcWld 80 Mont Ward 3514 will be the newly formed Ex- ship-wide revaluation of real es- Avco Corp 29 <4 Nat Blue tional public speaking contest. overhead lines along Rt. 537 un- In savings as a contingency re- is hot so. They are boughl BibCOCk W N Cash Reg She Is the winner of the state plorer Scout Post 325, sponsor© tate. The Monmouth Tax Board derground. But, in so doing, it serve and Invest $10,000 in blue heavily by institutions and by in- Bait * Oh Nat Dairy by the American Legion. Musi estimated earlier this year that Bayuk Cl( 31 Nat Distill championship as the representa 8 Taken failed to replace about four of a chip stocks of proven growth, vestors of moderate means wh Bell & How Nat Gyps tive of the local Future Busi' will be by the Memorial School local assessments,-which-should dozen ^'No Pa*tonj^'vfMtfle*cotv« which have been hammered Bendlx 73tt Nat Bteel want very high security asjvelL Beth SUel ness Leaders of America Club, Band directed by Dorian Par- be at 100 per cent of true value, trol signs on the south side of down during the May decline. I as freedom from Federal Income Boelni To Hospital reott and the Jersey Rangers led are at 65 per cent. 8* 1 the county highway between Rt. advise purchase of equal dollar tax. Borden No Am Av 52 * Named to $5,300 teaching'con: by Benjamin Lane Born Warn 37* Nor Pac 47H tracts for the coming year were RED BANK -' Eight persons The committee plans to con- 34 and the Post Office. amounts of FMC Corp.; Minne- I suggest Chicago, 111., Public Brunswlt 8S Nwst Alrlln 208 were carried to RiverView Hos- sota Mining & Mfg; and Litton Bulova 1814 Norwich Ph 51', recent graduates Miss Mary All civic and fraternal orga- tract with Associated Real Es- Comitteeman Joseph Moreau Housing Authority 3%s of 1991 Burl Ind Outb Mar 21' pital in two ambulances and nizations have been invited to par- tate Appraisers, Inc., headed by Industries. I make these recom- Case JI Owens 111 s»> Bechtel, Trenton, and Charles said the township is required to yielding 3.50 per cent to matui laler Trao rescue truck after two car; ticipate. mendations on the assumption Celanese 41% Pan Am wo Hershkowitz, Newark. have signs posted every 200 feet ity. These bonds are issued un cnei * Ob 75(4 Param Plct 7214 Tabled were resolutions to slammed together at William am Principal speaker at the mon- and that without them its park- that you prefer potential long- der contract with the Federal Chryiler 73H Penney JC 60* McLaren St. yesterday. term capital enhancement to ClUei Sv 424 Pa Pw 4 Lt 34V name department heads at $500 uments will be Lt. Col. Donald Jones to Get ing control ordinance is ineffec- Public Housing Administratio Coca Cola 45* Pa RR V The entire fire department al W. Piper, recently returned from current income. Colt P>l 784 Pepsi Co extra compensation, appointmen tive. The committee asked the and are rated AAA. Colum Oat 24H Perkln Elm of Joseph Germain as director of so responded at 7:16 p.m. when Viet Nam. Mayor Herbert E. utility to find new signs for those Coml Bolv 2«'i Filter a bystander, seeing clouds of Con Edli 40", Phil El athletics with $850 additional Werner will speak and introduce School Post that are missing. Con Can 3«H Phlll Pet dust around the two cars and 88 Pit Eteel compensation and the awarding members jrf Borough, Council. RUMSON - At .its meeting Corn Pd 45* thinking it was smoke, sounded Corning Q Pub Sv B of $400 extra compensation to 1 •Rev. Robert Reed of the Firsi next Wednesday, the Board of Local Securities Crn Zell 282 Pullman an alarm from the fire box a 48 RCA speech therapist AHce Spadairo. Presbyterian Church will give thi Education will appoint David C. Cruo Sll 26H the intersection. Quotations from NASD at approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids are Inter- CurllM Wr Reading Co invocation. The benediction *wi Jones, 98 Bingham Ave., to fill Bus Strikes Deera 21*. Repub Stl At Riverview, two of the vic- dealer prices. Prices identified by • are Inter-dealer asked prices, Del 4 Hud 71'4 Revlon be delivered by Rev, Raymom the post of board secretary and Inter-dealer quotations do not Include retail markup, markdowa Dent Sup 3«<_ Reyn Met tims were admitted, five were Hurley of St. Dorothea's Catholi Dour Alrc 30^ 1 Rey TOD Weather treated for injuries, and a bab; administrative assistant to the LB Woman commission. Other asked prices have been adjuited upward Dow Chem 86i and 4:M p.m. and low 10:42 a.m liam' St. There arc no stop signs cuts of the arms and legs"after~ First State Ocean County 18 19I Oen Motors 72 V along Park Ave. to River Rd, years with the firm, he served al- jjj r. and 11:12 p.m. at the crossroad. a Coast Cities Coaches bus driv- Kean.iburg-Middletown {,40 60 Sen Pub Ut and the park. so as credit analyst, credit man O Tel & El 5SV4 Monday — High 5:12 a.m. and The officer said the Perry cai en by Charles J. Hornbostol, 29, Monmouth County National* (xx) .18 5% 5' Qen Tire 43 \ 32 Vi 5:48 p.m. and low 11:30 a.m. left 19 f«et of skid marks be- and trainee. Previously he was Oa Pac Cp 3114 tmi of 42 Meadow Ave., Monmouth N. J. National Bank (xx) .60 22 241 Olllette MAN ARRESTED with Chubb and Son, New York. Ocean County National |10. 37fl ac 3914 For Red Bank and Rumson fore it hit the Clossey car, driv- Beach, hit her at the Liberty St. Olen AM 3514 «« bridge, add two hours; Sea ing It into a tree. The vehicles ASBURY PARK - Police ar- He served overseas with the Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 150 Goodrich , | tin iteTsnd kA lrCc inlersectlon. Goodyear H2U I United Cp rested Irving William Christian, American Field Service for three Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 140 Orace Co Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long came to a stop side by side The bus, police said, was turn- 47H | US Lines Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High' headed into an embankment a no home, early this morning or years.- Sea Bright National 1.25 84 4«'4 | 118 Plywd 4914 Summerfield Ave. on a charge o ing right into Broadway from Trust Co. of OceaD County 60 52 Gt A*r 2B*! I US nub 37 lands bridge, add 40 minutes. 74 McLaren St. A graduate of Princeton Uni- Liberty St. Greyfiound JJ't lUfl Smelt breaking and entering - am versity and Berkshire School, INDUSTRIAL oulf on MS I US Bteel 4:14 Darnell Perry was treated foi Mr^. Calabrese was taken to Here Inc 37 Vaico Metals II knee and arm injuries, Dwight larceny. Sheffield, Mass., Mr. Jones holds Aerological Research 514 6 III Cent Ind 78 Walworth iio«4 4 the hospital by the Long Branch Ini Rand TWO-CAR ACCIDENT When apprehended, Christla an bachelor degree in history Alkon Industries \fa 2' 4114 Warn B Pic 1311314 Perry Green, 13, of 87 William First Aid Squad. No summons Brockway* 35 37 Int Bui Mch 37m Wen Mkn 20 FREEHOLD - Joyce Cain of had $10 and a driver's licensi and has taken courses at New Int Harv V/n Vn T»l St., New Shrewsbury, receive was issued by Patrolman Wil- Buck Engineering' yt Int Nick I8'i Westi El Five Points Rd., Colts Neck, was issued to Walter Bachman i York Institute of Credit. four stitches in his left knee, liam Manning, who Investigated, Electronic Associates yjii jg Int Paper 27^ Whlla Mot treated and released last night and Deldra Lane, 23 months, ol his possession, which he allegedl Electronic Assistance . 4% 51 nt T<1 & Tel 70M, Wltco Cnem Woolwth 23S at Monmouth Medical Center, 258 Mechanic St., here, was ex had stolen from Mr. Baohman' BOY MISSING Laird .. ' 4U 5 Xerox Cp 2(9 Long Branch, following a two- amlned. room in the Delmonte Hotel LONG BRANCH - A county- Monmouth Capital • 00 8'4 91 Ynut 8h 4 T 3provide a method of development of guments. . OF LAM) IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Township Building Code. proved by the Plannir^g Board. residential land which will preserve the care of public property re- highway daily because "I have OOLTS NBOK, IN THJHJ COUNTY OF THB MONMOUTH, PROVIDING FOR (O The Performance Standard* „ desirable open spaces and conserva- sulting in damage to the same, Mr. Irwin said a joint sessi6n to make a left turn into my BECTION EIGHT — ARTICLE VI. Article VI, Section 5A (b) shaJl also tion Bureai by permitting the reduction THB ADMINISTRATION AMD ENSectlorJ 2 (t) (3| is hereby amended of the freeholders. Township place and I always feel like a FORCE MEN T OF THE PROVI and supplemented to read w follows: apply to this zone with the exception of lot sizes and certain other regula- and failure to care for personal SIONB CONTAINED HEREIN AND that said standards shall apply at thetions hereinafter stated without in- Committee and Mr. Brown will sitting duck." ARTICLE VI, Section 2 ID (3) - zone boundaries only. creasing the number of lots In thehealth properly. CENTRAL JERSEY BMK FIXING PBHAUTIE6 FOR THE VI'Garden Centers, Retail Plant, Shrub, aries only. total area to be subdivided. be held in Freehold next Thurs- OLATIONS THEREOF* AND EOTAB^ and Tree Nurseries and similar biifll- (5) Only Mr. Noll said the next meeting AN13 TBUHT COMFVWMV each lot. ona use is permitte_d_ __ Provisions under this subsection may Among the alleged offenses i . LIBHINO A BOARD OF ADJUST- heases primarily engaged In the re- be allowed at the discretion of the day night. will be within two weeks when a Mmtar Federd Oepeitt .MUTMO« CerBoriUm SUCNT' ADOPTED APRIL M, IBMtal, l sale of living plant material—Two BECTION FOURTEEN — ARTICLE one that charges the patrolma AND THE AMENDMENTS ANDsquare feet ol parking »pac» lor each VI Is hereby amended by the addi- Planning Board In accordance with the tion of We following new Section: standards and criteria hereinafter SUPPLSatENTlB THERETO. nquare root of building floor space, A stated: with attempting to substitute ac BB IT ORDAINED by the Township matlmum ot lour aquar» feet of out- ARTICLE VI, Seotlon 5A — USE Committee of ths Townihlp of Colta side living plant material storage, saJe, REGULATIONS FOR LABORATORY (a) The minimum «i» of a tract or cident report for the original AND LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ZONE O. parcel of land proposed for develop- Rumson Okays Neck in the Oour/iy of Morunouth, end and dUplay area Is permitted without which covers an accident in BW* ©f New Jftrsey, that fin ordl- ar>y additional piirklng space for each Within Zone G, no building or land ment under the Cluster Development Mince entitled "An ordinance Limit- iquare- foot ot Inside, sales and dls- shall hereafter b» used or occupied In provision* of- this ordinance stiaU b« which the patrolman was In * • to Garden Center whole or in part, nor shall any build- :en (10) acres. Supplies Pacts Ing and Restricting To Specified Zones play area devote^ (b) The maximum number of resi- volved. He also is charged wit GOING TO ttnd BefuJatin** Therein Buildings and similar use* for which' parking ing or premises be used or any build- PARKWAY Btmoturei According to Their Ooi> ing or part thereof erected or altered dential building lots for each duster RUMSON - Contract* to sup- space has been provided. For which la arranged, intended or dedevelopmen- t shall be computed on the allegedly forging the signatun sjtructlon" and th* Nature and Extent additional square foot otf prow basis of 0.45 lots per groas aore, if Of Their Uie, and tha Nature and Ex-aide storage, sale, or display s signed to be used for any purpose of a fellow patrolman on thi ply road oil, stone and gasoline tent of Uie U«e of Land in the Town- other than the following: Mn calculation results In a remaining THE CITY? 0.1 square foot of parking apace shall (a) Permitted Uses — The following fraction of a lot, th* (rartlon shall be bogus report. were awarded by Borough Coun- •hip of Oolti N«ck, lo the County of be provided. All other retaJl stores, rounded to the nearest whole number. Moomouth, Providing for the Admin- personal 'Bervlce shopa, banks or oth-uses and normal and customary and cil last night. istration ind Erlorceiaent oj the Pro-er financial Institutions — three square clearly Incidental accessory building* (c) Land area equal to a minimum visions Contained Herein and Fixing are allowed only upon Planning Boajrd of 40ft of the grow area of the pro- C. H. Sutphen of Freehold, will feet of parking space for each square SUN DIALS FenalUfts tor thi Violations Thereof foot of sale, display or other areas ait9 plan approval and are subject to nosed developmen" • t* shall not be in* supply 24,811 gallons of road oil *nd BsUbliahlne m. Board of Adjust- generally open lo customers, patrons the performance *tand.ards listed In Ar-eluded in lots but mall be dedicated ment" tdoptftd April 20, 19M, and theor thB geteral public ticle VI, Section BA (b): to the Township of OolU Neck for con- NEW YORK (AP) - The rea- for $3,448.73. Amendments) and Supplements thereto (1) Manufacturing of light machine- servation and open ipaee purposes. be arrt tha tamt Is hereby amended SECTION NINE—ARTICLE VI,' Sec-ry such aa carburetors and small LarJd utilized for street rlght-crf-waya son a gentleman's vest has two Edward E. Bennett of Belford, GO BY BUS? tion 2 (g) (8) fa hereby amended and and supplemented u follows: implemented to read as follows: machine parts, caah. registers, sew- may bs included u part of the above small "watch pockets" is that will furnish 74S tons of road SUCTION ONB—ARTICLE II, Sec- ARTICLE VI, Section 2 (S) ^; ing ma-cWnojj, typewrite rs, calculators tions 5, 7 and 16 are her«by amended and similar small office machirfea. . space and conservation UJ« to thi display areas tor living plant material (b) Ferrormnncp Standards — AnTownshiy p Bhall meet uie following re Leonardo Terminal ARTICLE II, Seetlori IB — ACCES- shall be located behind the front build u§e permitted In Zone O and tha oper< quirementa: CHARTER SORY BUILDING, .STRUCTURE OR Ing tirJe of the main building, ihall atior; thereof ahall conform to the fol- (1) The minimum flize of each par- R.T. Faro USE. An "accessory building", conform to accessory building mini- lowing standards: cel BO dedicated, shall be 4.0 acres. SPECIAL SERVICE eeiiory ilructure" or an "acewaory mum side and rear Jot line setbacks, (1) Vibratlotj or odors shall not be (2) Every parcel ot land so dedl 291-9623 list' Is a subordinate us« of land or and ihaJl be. completely screened from discernable at the lot line or beyond. cated on a subdivision plat of a elm —minding, the purpose of which U In*vie« fro" m th" e front' ', rea----r an-d -•-•aid- (2) Smoko shall not be emitted from ter development Bhall bs conveyed t COOKED eidental to that of a mWn use olotr s b_y. _a continuous planting any source in a greater density of the Township by deed at the tim $2.30 N.Y.C. building, and which Is located on the massed evergreen, deciduous trees gray than described as No. 1 on the flr&t approval Is granted by th§ Town Phone •sine lot with such mala use or build- and shrubs of such species and size as United State* Bureau of Mines Rlngie- ihlp to the final Subdivision Plat. 8al< LOBSTERS $2.00 Newark in*. will produce, within two growing sea- Chart except that visible gray deeds shall contain restrictions stating 291-1300 SECTION TWO — ARTICLS... _ sons, a screen at leut four feet In ot shade not dfl-rker that* that the use of such lands shall be 291-9*23. It hereby sunendsd and supplemented height, and of tuch demlty tut wiLdescribed as No. 2 on the Ringleman restricted to conservaUon and open . . i^^s^fjtBSSjr LIMITED OOfh 291-1300 by the addition ot the followlrJf pro- obscure, throughout the full course o Chart may be emitted for not more space purpose*. vision: the year, the oulnlde sale, display and than four minutes in any thirty min- (3) Thr, land BOO dedicated shalshalll b* Free Parking ARTICLE n, Section 30—CLUSTER storage area. utes. These provlsioni applicable to contiguoui s tto minimuii m off 2626%% f \f \^+^^^ SUPPLY TO DEVELOPMENT. A cluster develoi SECTION TEN — ARTICLE VI, Sec-visible gray smoke, shall also *pply tho llot s In thesubdivisiov n proposed lor ment Is a development tion 2 (g) (0) and (10) art hereby to visible smoke erf a different color, the clustelt r ddevelopmentlot . the Residence Zone "A" ot UIB Town- repealed and deleted, but with an equivalent apparent opac- (4) Ths lands 10 dedicated shall lr> Price effective thru Sunday, May 29th ship ot CoUi Neck, hivinvinge a nnud- SECTION ELEVEN - ARTICLB VI, ity. cluds wherever feasible, natural fea- nuan grow density _. .." „ building &eotion 2 18 hereby amended iod «up- (3) Emission of dust or ash tures such as streams, brooks, wooded Iot» per aore for the entiro.le s area pro- plemtnted by the addition of the fol- whlch can cause any damage to hhealthe . areas, steep slope* and other natural LOBSTER poted for tiie development. When the lowing provision: to arJimals or vegetation, or to other features of scenic and conservation Cluster -development provisions are m- VI, Section 2 All applicable d I men* lorn set Into the ground, of any materials of review and. evaluation ot the suita- Section*, 1 and 2 are hereby amerJded forth, in tris Schedule of this Ordi- such nature or temperature that can bility of such land shall be guided and supplemented to read as follows: narJce; contaminate any water supply, Includ- by the Master Plan ot the Township ARTICLE HI, Section l—For the () s ts; ing ground water supply Is prohibited. of ColU Neck, by the ability to as- (3) All street! and easements; (6) At rJo point or any boundary Use semble and link such lands from ad yurpOM of this ordinance, tho Town- (4) Ths location of alall lproposeproposed and ihlp of Colts Neck-Is hereby divided existing structures and building, parkk- of this zone, and at no point on anyJointa* areas to /orra cooUnuoiu band! Int*-"o- •th" e followin-' g oltuaes of zones: iti d building, property within 200 feet of a noise of open »pac« axki by the accessibility ing areas atgrui, pedestrian ways, load' source within this zone, shall the and potential utility of such lands. RESIDENCE ZONI A; RESIDENCE Ing and unloading areas and drives — **•*» VW T. •«•••• " T MVMt: 4P1AWAB *A1^ ZONE B; HIGHWAY BUSINESS ZONE within the tract and ff-Uhlrj 100 feet sound pressure level radiated contln- (6) Tha proposed roads within the C; RBSEARCH-OFFIOE ZONE. S; of the tract; uously from any Individual activity cluster development shall not intercon UMTPKD INDUSTRIAL ZONE P: (0) The proposed use of all build- or plant exceed the decibel limits in nect with existing 1 or proposed roads I.AB0RATOKY AND LIGHT INDUS- ings and structures; the octave bands lieslgrAited in Table to form, continuous or through roads. TRIAL ZONE Q. (9 Landscaped areas existing and 1 below. American Sound Level Me- (7) The proposed roads within the MONMOUTH ARTICLE! in, Section 2—The bound- proposed; ters for Measurement of Noise and cluster development ihall be designed arlea of each of the zones set forth (7) A drainage plan showing exist- other Sounds 81.44961, American Stan- to discourage any hlffh speed or In Section I hereof are hereby ing and proposed contour. In and with- dards Association, inc., New York, through traffic, shall have the exclu- tabllshed u shown on a map entitled in 50 feet ot the tract, ihowlng the N. Y. and American Standard Specifi- sive lunctlorj of providing access to "Zoning Map, Atlantic Township Mi direction of surface water rurJ off, the cation tor an Octavo Band Filter Set properties abutting the road, and shall mouth County, New Jersey, dated 1959 location of catch baslna and under- for the Analysis of Koise and Other follow the contours of tb« la&d to the as revised June 28, 1961, rifned by ground drainage system Including the SourJds, % W.lO-lttW, American, Stan- greate&t extent possible, Clauds w. Birdaall, Township Bn- SHOPPING ilze and grade of pipe and any drain- dards Association, Inc., New York, (f) All other provisions of this ordl* tloeer, a* amended by Ordinances age easements to be acquired across N. Y., shall be used to measure sound nance which, are applicable to lands in adopted April 26, 1W2, August 30, 1962adjoining properties; levels. Measurement! shall be made the A Zon« and which nave not been antf March 31, 19&, which map ac- using tha flat network of the sound speolfically modi Died In this section eomptni.* arJd is made a part of this (6) Plan showing the method of level meter. It the noise Is not smooth nhall also apply to lands developed IK* •rdlDsUMt except as follows: The areas sewerage and waste disposal and waste and continuous, one or more of the cor-der this section. •hown aa Residence Zone B on Bound- Inolnerailon, If any, and percolation tests from sufficient locations on thereotlom of Table 2 below shall be (g) All of the provisions of th« Sub- ary Road, Ladrd Road, Conover Road, addeadd d to or subtracted from each of division Ordinance of the Township ol CENTER sits lo allow a determination of ode* Beyers Hill Road between Conover and be level* given in Table l. Colts Neck shall apply to any develop- Bevdutdonary Rocde, Five PolnU ol ment proposed under the Cluster De* Bead, Stone Hill Road, Hockhoctoon ngneer; trig measured with the sound level velopmerit Provisions^ oE Che Zoning Road, Witar Blrwt, Obr& Road, £quan- (9) Architectural (.ketches of all ele-meter and octave band analyzer as Ordinance. kum Road and Mutilerforltik Road are ratlons of all buildings; herein described, then-the noise shall SECTION SIXTEEN — ARTICLE . hereby olaMlfied u Residence Zone A. (10) The location and type of con-be measured by fliibsjltutlngI tut Ing aann impacimpactt VII Is hereby amended and supple- The areas shown ai Industrial Zone P itructlon for any fence* and the lo-notse analyzer (General- Radi- ••o Com- - merited to read as follows; EATONTOWN ^n Crine Road and on Laird Road cation, species and caliber of plant pany, Type 1W6-A-1955) for the octave ARTICLE VII, Section 3 — UNDEIv- T.re hereby classified material for all planted or landscaped analyzer to determine the peak value SIZED UOTS OF RECORD and Light Industrial Zone O." of the Impact. In cases where there Is UNDERSIZED LOTS OF RECORD. The Zoning Map above referred . . __ lighting plan showinig concon- serious question whether a noise will Any parcel of land which does not li hereby amended In accordance with lormance with (g) («) of this Section ie a nuisance outside the zowe district meet tha minimum lot size require* Che aioremerAloncd changes in zomand ARTICLEARTICLE ; wundartea, or outside the property lot m&ntfl prescribed for & lot in the zone classification, ((12) ) Parkinrkg gan d vecuvehicularr circulaccula- Inea containing it, and It tha noise is in which such lot is located, and which SECTION FOUR — The Schedule of tion, andd relationshil p to tthh e proposed ncapable of being measured with an parcel was under one ownership at •Regulations established In Artlcls IV, use off hihighwaysg , streets and adjacent mpact noise analywr, then the noise the date of the adoption of this ordl* flection 1 of tilB Zoning Ordinance of propertiepropertiesrope s. nance, may be used as a lot .for any (13) file Township Of Colts Neck dated June (13) Upon receipt of said material, mJtted. If the itoise source la already purpose permitted In the zorA, pro* 36, 1061 entitled "Scheuled of Area, the Building Inspector shall forward n existence, the nolBe shall be con-vided that the width of each side Tard find Building Hequiraments; said material to the PlanrJinPg g BarBoardd . yard must equal or exceed 20% of i trolled lo eliminate the nuisance. Township, ol Atlantic" is herebey re- (H) A determinatiodtiti n fti]sftai ] be madde TABLE 1 the width ot the lot, and in no case MaJM. and ths schedule of Regula- by the Township Engineer that the shall any building or part thereof be tions entitled "Schedule of Area, ddrainage systemt , sanitarit y sewerage Maxlmara within 15 feet or said property line, Yard and Building Requirements; disposal system, and method of Incin- Permitted and provided further that all other Township of Oolta Neck Neck' 1036" eration are adequate to handle the Bound regulations prescribed for the zone by attached hereto is hereby declared to anticipated load and will produce no Fresiuro thta ordinance are compiled with. Lots te a part of this ordinance, applying harm/ill effect on adjoln/lng properties. • Level In which are not at the required mini' to the uaea of land and buildInira and He shall also make a determination declbefi • mum size may he used for any pur- •t Zone ARE open spaces lo bt provided In thethat tho lighting plan meets Iho re- OctlvB pose permitted. In the zone tit which WE • various Konn established by this or- quirements of (g) (6) of this Section Bonndaries they are located It such lots were Yes! dinance. and ARTICLE. Band Frequency or at included in a subdivision plat which SECTION FlVB—Th e provisi ons of (IB) The Planning Bo&rd shall, with' (cycles per second) Lot Lines was either duly approved under the Art/cle IV, Sectfor; 3 are hereby de- ninety (W>> days after the receipt 0-75 .72 Municipal Planning Act of 1&63 prior leted and In subsltute tharenf, ARTT. of the imme, review, the entirp mat- 75-150 87 to the effective date of thin ordinance OUJ IV, Bection 3 shall read ai fol- ter with a view toward aaiicertalnlng 150-300 59 and/or which subdivision was granted lows: whether the requirements arid stan- .100-600 62 tentative approval under said Act pri- ARTICLE IV, Section S-To piovide dards of thin Ordinance relating to dOO-1200 46 or to the effective date of this ordl- for orderly subdivinlon o[ land "front- parking, circulation, lighting, landscap- 1200 to 2400 40 narJce and granted final approval af- Afs on outs.de curves or eiils-de-*na?, ing, find drainaga will have been met, 2400 to 4800 34 ter the effective date of this ordinance OPEN ON the Planning; Board may allow In Resi- and shall make ft written report there- above 4800 32 out within three (3) years from the dence Zone A a minimum frontaRe of on to the Building Inspector. No build- date of such tentative approval, and 260 feet and in ItealderAia Zone B a Ing permit shall be Issued by theReference 0.0002 dynes/square centi- provided further that the final lubdl- minimum frontage of 135 feet on lots Build It .'R Inspector upon aiich appllca- meter Ision plan in either instance shall where til of the following conditions :lon before the erplratlon of auch nine- TABLE I lave been duly recorded In th» of- are met: 75% or more of the front- ty (Ml) (lay:perlod, or until after the »P« nf Operation or Correction fice of the County Clerk within the age is nn an outside curve having a receipt of eaid report, whichever shall hsnicter of >'olse In Decibels time required by law. radius of 50O feet or less and theIrst occur. U no raport i3 received MEMORIAL DAY Noise source operates less than SECTION SEVENTEEN — If any width requirement la met and the re-luring that period, the Building In- 20% In any one hour period. + &• lection, paragraph, subseotlori, clauie - suiting subdivision conforms to good upeotnr may thereupon Innuo the per- olsti Dourcn oporates long than or provision of this Ordinance shall •ubdivislorJ design practices. mit. In the event that the Planning !.% In any one hnur period. + io«be adjudged Invalid, such adjudication „••„._. 10 AM TO 5:30 P.M. _,_ SECTION SIX—ARTICLE IV U here- Board disapproves the pliuis ns «uh-Nnlso aoiireo operates lesi.than shall aj/piy only to the Mellon, par- by amended and supplemented by themllterf, no building permit ahall be is- 1% In any one hour period + lfl« agraph, subsection, clause or provision addition of the following provision; nod. Any applicant wishing to make Molao of impulsive character BO adjudicated and the remainder of ARTICLE IV, Section 4—Reduced lot change In a duly approved applica- (hammering, etc.) - 5 this Ordinance shall be deemed valid •Izes may be allowed in Residence tion, flhnll follow the name procedure Ltul in full force and effect AUTO STATION OPEN 9:00 A.M. Zone A in accordance with Cluster tor obtaining approval thereof aa intfolse of period character Zoning Regulations set forth In Artl- tho original application. (hum, screech, etc.) - 5 SECTION EIOHTEKN — - All ordl- Apply one of theso cnrrpctlons only. narJr.ea or parts thereof in conflict or *• VLflectfon JO of this ordfnattee. SECTION TWELVE — ARTICLE VI, nconaistent with this ordinance art BJ5CTI0N SEVEN—ARTICLE V, Sec-Section 4 la Jirreby nmended nntl sup- (7) Process of storage creating or hereby repealed. tions 4 and 17 are hereljy amended plemented by the addition ot ths fol- mdlng to crpatfi undue hfizarri by rea- SECTION NINETEEN — This ordi- and supplemented to read as fallows: lowing provision: on of fire or explosion Is prohibited. nance shall take effect upon Its pn ARTICLE V, Bection 4—With the ex- ARTICLE VI, Section « (c) (5)— (8) Electric and electronic equipment esptlon' o< private swimming pools TIC , con 4 (c) (5) ,.., _. sage and publication according to Ths USCB permitted In this Zone are shall ba >.,, „ aw. shielded so that there Is no SCHEDULE OP AREA. VARD AMI SHOP! THE MOST REQUIREMENTS T0WARH1P OF COLTS NECK — Minimum Yard Maximum Minimum BUa Requirements Fercentsce or Maximum Minimum Gross Habitable Floor Are* of Lot (In leet) Lot to. be Occupied hy •leifhl •• (In Banare Feel) Minimum One and a Distuned Hsll Rlorr Dulldlnf Bplll Two Story FANTASTIC SALE To Side or Ares In Fronts!* Width Bear Lot Level I4ne Principal Accessory In In One Storr First Ground Flrli Pact Feel Fral Yard V.rd Yard (In fert) Building Stories Feet Buildings Floor Total Floor Floor Total IN MONMOUTH COUNTY HMO 300 3D0 JS SO SO BO 20 5 214 25 2000 1G0O 2000 2000 1200 2000 B SDOOO ISO ISO 73 30 25 25 20 9 2>i 35 1600 urn 1800 / 1800 1000 1800 10000 :oo .200 75 20 29 15 30 S 2tt 35 1000 1O00 1000 1000 B 500 300 100 ACM 1000 1000 300 100 10 3 9 60 40000 11)000 4000O 10000 T 5M 100 7J T5 SO 30 5 3 40 looao 10000 10000 10000 0' \t/> Acres 750 1000 250 75 75 60 30 1 5 2 35 Utln BulMlnis 10000 T * Jos f}]. str ertjb. iront »«rd i squire menu for U» tone inwhich It IS IOC. 4«Slmun»"htlgn* Sw'sA*>ce<» lavs shi libs 15 fsi '•-.Friday, M»y 27, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Child Drowns ?ourt Upholds POINT PLEASANT — A 14- Freehold Twp. month-pld child drowned in the TRENTON (AP) - The Appel- Manasquan River yesterday WHY PAY late Rivision of Superior Court Obituaries after apparently wandering off ruled yesterday that Freehold from the yard where her older "ownship Committee was justi-i MORE?. i brother and sister played. 1 DUNCAN A. MucMILLAN ELWOOD K. BRANT ied in refusing to permit John HERBERTSVILLE - Duncan SOMERS POINT — Elwood K. The infant, Robin Reddingtonj 3alermo to build a colonial-type A. MacMillan, 74, of 440 Seoond Brant, 67, of 102 Haddon Rd. was found floating in the river ;asoline service station at the Ave., died yesterday at his died in his home Sunday. near the cottage where her fam- ite of his present facility. ily is vacationing, by her mother, home. Born in Brooklyn, he was a Palermo, 71, operates a two- Mrs. Robert Reddington of Jer- He was the brother of Mrs. former Newark resident. He lump station on the southerly sey City. Irene Vliet, Hailet. had lived here two months. He ide of Monmouth County Rt. 73. was a retired electrician and a According to po^ce, the child Mr. MacMillan was bom in The Township Committee re- Canada. He had lived here for member of the International bad been left to play with her used to permit him a variance the past 15 year* and formerly Brotherhood of Electrical Work- older brother and sister. Mrs or a new station on grounds was a resident of Jersey City ers, Newark. He was also a Reddington went out in the yard :hat it was contrary to the resi- and Elizabeth. member of the Hillside Lodge of to check on her five minutes Masons. lential zoning ordinance. He was a World War I Array later and she was gone. She MIDDLETOWN Surviving are his wife, Mrs. then found her In the river. It said the present two-pump veteran. Rt. 35 and Mr. MacMillan was a mem- Norma Knight Brant; a son, itation which he had been oper- New Monmoulh Rd. Robert Brant of Keansburg; two iting since 1935 was legitimate ber of the Brick Town EDWARD POWERS American Legion and of the Olddaughters, Mrs. Eleanor Miller >ut that a full fledged station NEW SHREWSBURY EAST KEANSBURG—Edward Guard of Greater Point Pleasant. of Pine Brook, and Mrs. Dorothy vould be a nonconforming ex- Shrewsbury Av*. at Rt. 35 Powers, 59, of 376 Port Mon- Also surviving are his wife, Whyte of Kearny; 10 grandchil- ception to the residential tone of Located In dren, and two great-grandchil- mouth Rd. died yesterday In St the area. Atlantic Suparama Mrs. Emily MacMillan; a step- John's Hospital, Queens, N. Y. daughter, Mrs. Doris Cottrell of dren. He was struck by a vehicle in STREET ACCEPTED SHREWSBURY Brick Town, and three grand' Queens May 12. children. MRS. JOSEPH ELLSWORTH 5SO Broad St. Born in Brooklyn, he was the RUMSON - Borough Council Shrewibury The funeral will be tomorrow KEANSBURG - Mrs. Carrie son of Hie late Patrick and REACHING A DECISION — Dial artist Ruth Caruso, left, and Lakewood artist Molly ast night approved a measure, at 3 p.m. in the Van Hise and Ellsworth, 69, the wife of Joseph Catherine Dugan Powers. He re- Rub«nstt>in, decide that tht "Self-Portrait" framed with yardsticks, by Freehold pho- ntroduced last month, to accept Callagan Funeral Home, Point Ellsworth, 58 West Shore St. died Myce La. as a borough street. tired as a United Parcel Ser- tographer Barnard Hollander, is tops in oil painting in the amateur category at the Pleasant, with Rev. Ronald yesterday in Rivervlew Hospital, vice employee after 39 years Dunk, pastor of the Herberts- Red Bank. with the firm. He was -employed two-day Outdoor Art Show of the Freehold Art Society staged on the lawn of the ville Methodist Church, officiat- Born in Jersey City, she hadas a truck driver's helper by HaH of Records, Main St. The ihow closes tonight at 8 p.m. Awards will be pre- ing. Burial will be in Green- lived here 40 years. She was a lade Trucking Co., Long Island sented at 7 p.m. wood Cemetery, Brjelle. member of' St. Ann's Catholic City. He was a number of Church, here. .' . \ Teamsters Local 804, there. BORIS LASCO Also surviving are a stepson, Mr. Powers was a World War HIGH BRIDGE - Boris A. Edward A. Ellsworth of Union II Navy veteran. He was a mem- Lasco, 61, of 51 Church St., died Beach; three stepdaughters, Mrs. ber of St. Catherine's Catholic Freehold Outdoor Art in his home Monday. Anna Cavanaugh of Elizabeth, Church, here. Iroad Street- and Outen Anne Drive, Shrewsbury—747-5551 Born in Philadelphia, he had Mrs. Clair Linkelof Eatontown, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Op.n Sundays « A.M. to 5 P.M. • Wed. and Fri. Evififnas lived here many years,-He was andMrs. Florence -Jalenski of Margaret Gordon Poweri; three employed 30 years at Annandale Clark Township; three brothers, sons, John Powers of West Show Proves Attraction SCOTTS PRODUCTS Reformatory where he was lieu- Albert and Edward Caroselli of Keansburg, Michael Powers, at FREEHOLD — Dark clouds Alfred Sauer, Farmingdale, stein, 646 Axis Rd., Lakewood, SPREAD FREE! tenant of correction officers. He jcrsey city, and Nicholas Caro-home, and Joseph Powers, serv- and heavy mist yesterday morn- who is employed at Camp Evans, both professional artists. The Minimum purchai* $40—Money-Back Guarantee . was a past president of the Hun- g^ here; two sisters, Mrs. ing with the U.S. Navy; seven ing deterred some artists from won first place in sculpture for show will close tonight at 8 p.m terdon County Civil Service Helen Mulligan of Teaneck, and daughters, Mrs. Mary Gagliardi, entering their paintings at ttie "Maternity", an abstraot figure — Council. , Mrs. Emma Frank of Hot here, Mrs. Patricia Bonomi of annual outdoor show of the cast in bronze, The sculpture j"j"' - , Mr. Lasco was a member ol Springs, Ark.; 13 grandchildren, Queens Village, Mrs. Catherine Freehold Art Society. awards again will remain with " &J '* the Knights of Columbus and and 11 great-grandchildren. Charles of Newark, Miss Joan However, "positive thinking" only ribbon prizes and distinc- «} % vice president of the Holy Name A High Mass of Requiem will Powens of Brooklyn, and Misses by the committee as far as the tion, since the competition has ^ Society of St. Joseph'! Catholic be offered in St. Ann's Church at Margaret, Regina and Rose Ma- weather was concerned kept been limited by a. few entries. '. Church, here. He was a special 10 a.m. Monday, with Rev. Eu- rie Powers, all at home; two them from canceling it. "I However, the staging commit- police officer and an honorary gene Rebeck officiating. rfurial, sisters, Mrs. Catherine Brown of think they thought I couldn't go tee of the society is considerinz, "' member of the fire department. under the direction of the John East Keansburg, and Miss Anna through this again next week," with the increase from other Surviving are his wife, Mrs. J. Ryan Funeral Home, here, Powers of Long Island, and 20commented the chairman of the years in sculpture entries, that Jean Lasco; two daughters, Mrs. will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, grandchildren. ' show, Millicent Freyre. the awarding of prizes oth"r 'JJ Thomas Evans and Mrs, Paul Mlddletown. A Requiem Mass will be of- Sunny skies and good weather than ribbons will be considered Schmidt, both tierc; three broth- fered in St. Catherine's Church from early afternoon on, brought in the next annual event. ers, John Lasco of Rumson, at 10:30 a.m. Monday, with Rev. hundreds to view the 200 works First prize for professional oil Alexander Lasco of Elizabeth, WILL INITIATE Thaddeus Wojciehowskl officiat- staged on the lawn of the Hall went to Robert Gillespie, Free- and Mitchell Lasco of Roselle; LONG BRANCH - The Long ing. Burial, under the direction of Records, Main St. hold, for "Flowers." Millicent three sisters, Mrs. John Lukaah Branch Aerie of the Fraternal of the John J. Ryan Funeral Freyre placed third in this calo of Teterboro, Mrs. Roger Gribot Order, of Eagles will hold one of Silver bowls will be presented Home, Keansburg, will be in Mt.tonight at 7 o'clock, including gory with "Roof Tops." She al- of Roselle, and Mrs. Anthony its largest initiations Sunday at Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. Dunay of Linden, and five grand one from the sponsors of the so won a second_place award for 3 p.m. at the Aerie meeting room a woodcut "Do This In Remem- children. event, the Central Jersey Bank here. Jimmy Feraro, member- BERT J. ZAREMBA brance" entered in the profrs- A Requiem Mass was offered ship chairman, said 26 new and Trust Co., Freehold, by MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - Frank G. Warner, vice president. sional wateroolor category. In St. Joseph's Church this morn- members will be initiated rather Bert J. Zaremba, 83, of Peace Bruce Fallender, Neptune, re- ing. than the normal 12 or fewer. Freehold artist Win! Smart Rd., died yesterday at Fjtkin (Mrs. J. Mike Diehl), 85 South ceived third prize for professi< n Hospital, Neptune. St., president of ttie society, will al watercolor for "Vintage 300" Born in Poland, he was a re pick up two bowls. • She won a collage. FOR ANY OCCASION tired farmer and a communicant first prize for a watercolor col Top prize for oil in the arra of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic lage "Return to Nature" in the teur category went to Bernard HONEY BEE FLOWERS Church, Englishtown. professional watercolor category Hollander, Elberon Park, RUSSELL T. HODGKISS He is survived by a daughter, She also won a second place 'SelfJPortrait." Mr. Hollander Telka of Jersey City; and two award in the professional oil cate- is a professional photographer, 444 BROAD STREET sisters, Mrs. Helen Grabowski gory for "Where Swallows Fly.1 owner of Bernard Studio, SHREWSBURY with whom he lived and Mrs Best in show award went to West Main St., Freehold. Tessie Shadock of New York Marjorie Leeds, Matawan, for Elfride Hirsch, Englishtown, 741-4020 City. "Prove It Generation," an oil. placed second In the amateur Services will be tomorrow at First prize for amateur water- category with "Summertime." Riltofel* »•<• IfV 8 a.m. In the Freeman Funeral color went to Gerri Lynn Sha- Third place went to Robert San- BY WIRE ANYWHERE Home, Freehold, followed by piro, Englishtown, for a wood- tana, Freehold, for "Crowd." Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. i cut "Girl Flower.' Runner-up Honorable mentions went to Jene Our Lady of Mercy Church. Rev. was Lillian Gibson, Freehold, for Sapiro, Englishtown, for John C. Petri will officiate. "Sea Sponge." Third place went sence of Kathy"; Janet Schip-1 Burial will be In St. Rose of to Edwina Brown, Colts Neck, pert, Spring Lake, for "Horse Lima Cemetery,- Freehold Town- for "Sepia Mist," and honorable Race" and Helen Amm, Free- ship. mentions went to Cecelia Fallen- hold, for "Country Supper." der, Neptune, for "Spring Judges for all the categories Ants lack ears but on feel vi- Planting," and Margaret Yates were Ruth Caruso, 404 Crosby No one knows the neighborhoods, •rt often happy •iianrin mi lag *• Freehold, tor "Lion." part stream? of Ma brations through the ground. Ave., Deal, and Molly Ruben- the streets, the houses—and the particular help you make thaca MM beautifal, pwio—Jtaad one for you—like a Eealtor. Visit our display and Mat Constitutional Convention iMlp you without oMgitioii* In finding homes, he's the specialist. *V< «•(> JM» ft> am* «|aia* In financing homes, we're the specialists. CM JOHN VAN KIRK & SON Partisan Haggle Prevails So, when you've found the right house, U Cooper Rd., Mlddlttown off Rt. 35 ol Hndon's Corner 7414317 come in and see us for a home loan Convenient Term! 7J7-25M NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - oraied the basis for bipartisan plan which was proposed by New Jersey's constitutional con- agreement. seven Democratic delegates. tailored to your needs. vention was still locked in parti- "You can go home and tell Majority support for the com san haggling today after a your local newspaper whatever promise unicameral plan was lengthy session failed to pro- you want to," Ozzard said. "But undercut when Sen. Frank S. vide even a tentative compro- you have flopped. You have Parley, Atlantic County Repub- CURRENT 4 V4 /O DIVIDEND mise on a plan for renappor- flopped miserably." lican, pulled out of the coalition tioning the legislature. The convention, like the re- after initially' voting for the pro- John E. Day A ' key convention committee apporttionment committee, is posal. voted on a rash of proposals evenly divided between 'Demo- The plan called for one house Red Bank Savings .1 Thursday but'none of the plans. crats and Republicans. Had a in which about one third of the FUNERAL HOME Sen. William E. Ozzard, Som majority of the committee voted representatives would be elect- and. Loan Association * erset County Republican, ac- for a compromise proposal, it ed, at large and the remainder M BROAD ST. • RED BANK. N. X ' cused Democrats of refusing to still would have no binding ef- from single-member districts. 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank meet the GOP halfway. fect on (he full convention, But Two of the Democratic spon- 741-3700 He said the deadlock provided it would have suggested that the sors of the plan voted for it, bhe C. SIOUN, Mgr. 747-0332 "one of the dark days on the conclave was on the road to rest either opposed It or ab- "Where You Save Does Make a Difference" banks of the Riariban." The con- agreement. As it is, the conven- stained from voting. vention Is meeting on the Rut-tion has less than three weeks Oppolit. Molly Piteh.r Inn gers University campus near remaining to come up with a Is the Raritan River. reapportionment plan in keep- The crucial vote was on a ing with balanced voting guide- proposal to establish a two- lines — tfie one man, one vote house legislature, one chamber principle — laid down by the with single-member districts U.S. Supreme Court in historic and the other with multi-mem- rulings two years ago. • Worden Funeral Home ber districts in which represen- The convention is under court tatives • would be elected by order to provide a plan by June county-wide, at-large voting. 15. If Republicans and Demo- 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK crats remain steadfast, the Wieh one exception, Republi- courts might step in and reap- can members of the conven- portion the legislature. MAY tion's apportionment committee Day and Night Phone supported the plan. But Demo- The crucial issue dividing Re- crats unanimously opposed it. publicans and Democrats is over M T W T F the size of future legislative dis- s s m Ozzard said the proposal tricts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 747-0557 failed to win majority support Republicans want small, sin- 8 9 10 11 12 13 because Democratic leaders had 14 1 gle-member districts in which persuaded some Independent- 15 16 18 19 20 the vote in suburban areas & 17 21 1 minded delegates to switch their HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. traditionally Republican — 22 23 24 25 26 27 votes, A handful of Democrats 28 1 supported the plan at last would,have greater weighX ~~ 29 131 week's meeting. Democrats are in favor of dis- raoi tricts in which all candidates "The net has tightened,, the would run county-wide. This orders have come down," Oz idea is geared to maximize the zard,, said. Republicans demon influence of normally Democrat- strated that they were willing ic voting strength in big .cities to accept a compromise, he de- After deadlocking on bicamer- The Adams Memorial Home clared, but Democrats "ran out' al proposals, the apportionment on a plan which could have committee turned to a one-house OUR BUSINESS OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY30

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* na CO. 1074 Stet* Hwy. 35, Mlddl.tow* Ph«M! 471-0OM Friday, M»y 27, 1966-5 Hazlet DAILY CROSSWORD Ernest E. Peseux, Bethany ACEO8S B.Goddeena IT. 1. Infrequent of destiar Negrito Rd>, celebrated his 75th birth- 5. Campus (with "the") 18.Wh»rt day at his home May 20 with a group 8. Persian coin 21. Eakere family gathering. There was a 9. Asian river 7. Teenager* 23. Scrap birthday cake, gifts and a show- 10. Man Friday "problem" 24. Clothes er of cards. 11. Setting 8. Indian 25. Plays J 2. Mole color shelters 26. Girts 31133a B3H23 Mrs. Joseph Burst, Raccoon U. Brooch 11. Point of name 28.Charla.- 333QQ DHI133 Dr., has returned to her home 15. lake some land 13. Old Ice- tans from Riverview Hospital, Red cows 16. Engine landic 2a Most Te»t»rd«r'l Aaiwcr Bank, where she was a surgical valves poem sloth- 34. Flourish patient. 19. Boy's nick- 15. Straw, ful 37. Lie name huckle, 30. Plant 38. Scraps of Delicatessen Robin Riley, daughter of Rev. 20. Canopy black, etc 32. Notches literature and Mrs. Norman R. Riley, has 21. Greek returned home from Riverview mountain 1 i a 1 6 NOW THRU SAT., MAY 28th Departments Hospital. She was injured in an 22. Novices automobile accident. 24. Membrane •" •6 OPEN EVERY DAY—MON. 27. Natives of NOW AT Baghdad 1 it THRU SAT. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor 3L Upstanding '* of St. John's Methodist Church, figure V, IS. ASBURY PARK Donald Caroli, Stanley J, Lath- 32. Force down 33. River In 4 ft BRICK TOWNSHIP am, Charles Hughes, Chester India Corder, Roelif H. LeRoy and 35. Brew 21 CLIFFWOOD John. G. Schanck attended the 36. Disdain 37. Confronted 21 NEPTUNE CITY 16th annual New Brunswick Dis- 39. Jog r^ trict Laymen's Banquet of the 40. Blackens Z* r~ LITTLE SILVER N. J. Methodist Church, which «.Join« by atltches POINT PLEASANT was held Friday at the Home- 42. Woody stead Inn in Ocean Grove. Dr. fiber » S& PORT MONMOUTH Ralph Lockmann, pastor of ^ DOWN St. W RARITAN TOWNSHIP Christ Methodist Church of New 1 Wisconsin York City, was guest speaker. city 4O SHREWSBURY There were 500 pastors and lay- 2. Catkins 3. Race 4i WALL TOWNSHIP mert of the Methodist Church 4. Before present. —- Memorial Day li Monday, May 30. If h rim* to pant* Need and pay our mp«eti Is ear "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean departed loved ©nt». Saturday, May 28 geraniums W* hqya potted qeranlwiu andI otter pfaiiri" iiiliablr for Present—For You and Yours ... Aspects fa- Kflitrtrta. Lit ut htlp you vor puttering around the house. Clear up all those for the with your stlKtiom. odds and ends that accumulated during the winter. Vibrations denote that a party could be a huge cemetery? success this evening. Pick your guests dtscriminately, VAL'S pairing those who share similar interests. Romance GARDEN CENTER can develop now. Hwy. 35, '/< mi. no. R. B. Mlddlttowa—Open SUM. The Day Under Your Sign

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withjhe use of folic acicj in pernicious anemia, Memorial Day Message the discoyeryxifsulfadiazfhe; the~use w tried first on laboratory anirnals, then synthesized, then refined in that effort. in a new cause of freedom. or purified, then tested and retested on animals, then ap- Most municipalities and military To many Americans, Memorial Day proved for the control test on humans in the last stages of installations in the area will mark represents nothing more than a day How to Buy a Used Car tuberculosis, then tested again, and then readied to market. • the special day with parades and off from work. ,To others, it means Lederle, like other big research drug houses, has some These are the months when used car (4) Ask the dealer to show you the good leads on cancer. So far there are no cures, but then solemn ceremonies. And it is in keep- the unofficial start of the summer buying roars to a seasonal peak, and to NADA's "Official Used Car Guide" published cancer is really about 300 separate diseases with but 6ne ing with the occasion that all of us season. We hope that these people indicate how loud this roar can be, we apent monthly for each region in the U.S. (You thing in common: an unknown force produces cells which trf:. $20 billion to buy an estimated 22,050,000 probably can also find a copy of this guide wtrped instead of being cubic. The bent ones produce mofli^ take the time on Memorial Day to will take time out to reflect on the at the loan department of your local bank.) used cars in 1965 alone. and more. . • • think of those who made the great real meaning of the day. It lists current5 wholesale and retail values A prolonged era of The Pearl River researchers found methotrevatt, which lr of virtually all models, makes and years of sacrifice to preserve our freedom. Let us all rededicate ourselves to enormous turnover in used of limited use in certain types of cancer. It's a start. The re- U.S. and foreign cars. Prices vary accord- With a war going oh In Viet Nam, insuring that those freedoms so dear- cars is a certainty, if for searchers at Lederle are not discouraged, even though only ing to the car's condition which may range no other reason than the one out of each 10,000 tests turns out to be worth a second- Memorial Day this year takes on even ly won will not be lost — but will from "extra clean" to "rough;" entrance of the post-World glance. Around the corner is a dramatic cancer "lead," and greater importance. For, once again, " be enjoyed by Americans always. Me- : War II babies into the 1849 (5) Test drive any used car you are con the 800 technicians in the cubical laboratories are turning these year age range and thus in- Americans have been called to duty morial Day is a time to do this. sidering. If you are not competent to detect corners every day, each one feeling that the next one will to the used car market the be the right turn. nation over. Continually mechanical problems yourself, ha\e your • * * An Expanding YMCA adding momentum, too, is mechanic do the driving. our migration to the (6) Ask an outside mechanic to inspect TO UNDERSTAND' medical research, it is necessary to Evan W. Jahos of Fair Haven has ties by expanding to meet the needs PORTER suburbs: commuting often any car you might buy, even If the car comprehend that three factors are involved: host, bug, drug. taken over the leadership of the Red of a growing area. It is significant necessitates a second car whioh well may looks shiny and sound. The cost could run Man is the host to the bug, the drug kills the bug and per- Bank Community Young Men's Chris- that these long-range plans not only be a used car. between $5 to $15, but could save you costly mits man to live. There is a six-way interaction involved, be- tian Association at, perhaps the most If you are among the millions now in repairs later. cause each of the three affects the other two. involve Red Bank and surrounding The drugs themselves fall into three broad categories: important timein the history of the- the market for a used car^Jiere areJO key_ •' •*. * '•• * '•••;. municipalities but its facility-at- rules to guide you: " ,—antibacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungi. The first .destroys- organization. l7rtRY TOFINo* Camp Arrowhead in Marlboro and a (1) Find a used car dealer who is fair used for previously. A reputable dealer will germs; the seconds attacks virus too small to be seen, th» third destroys plant structures called fungus. Practically all Plans are under way to construct proposal to serve the Middletown- and reliable. Advises the National Automo- be willing to tell you, for example,' .if. the Bayshore area with a branch YMCA. bile Dealers Association: "Choose a dealer car was used previously as a rental car, a of the work done in drug company laboratories falls into these a new YMCA building on Maple Ave. the way you choose your doctor, lawyer, groupings. The Community YMCA has been commercial vehicle, etc., or by the proverbial in Red Bank and Mr. Jahos, as presi- dentist or other source of professional "little old lady;" Lederle alone has spent $10,000,000 on cancer research with- fortunate over the years that so many out coming up with an all-embarcing answer. The tests are dent, will be directly responsible for service." (8) Request a warranty stating specifical- so exacting that, when Lederle installed a microscopic weigh- of our citizens have-rallied behind it (2) Beware of such come-ons in used ly what reconditioning has been performed many of the fund-raising efforts to ing machine, it found that the building trembled a little, so in time of need. And this is a small car advertising as "name your own deal," on the car, exactly what repairs the dealer shafts were sunk into granite below. Now the machine can finance the capital program. "lowest prices in town," "wholesale prices." will and will not pay for, the term of the way of repaying this organization for These obviously phony techniques are con- weigh something two-one millionths of an ounce.. The Red Bank YMCA has served warranty, whether the car is guaranteed to the good it brings to the. area. demned by the NADA. pass state inspection. Make sure all the Television signals interfered with the electrical recording the area well for more than 90 years. Now the YMCA is seeking new * * * dealer's promises are in writing. of nerve responses in neurotic monkeys, so copper sheathing had to be placed around a room before anyone could find out And it is a tribute to the organization public support—and we hope it will (S) DECIDE IN ADVANCE what kind (9) If the dealer promises to make re- what frightened them, and, more important, why. And, even that it is recognizing Its responsibili- of car you want and how much you can pairs be sure he finishes the work before be forthcoming. more important, how to make them well. afford to pay. If you buy a used car "as is" you buy the car. • (without repairs or reconditioning by the Most of the magic pills look alike. I wonder how they ; 1 dealer) you'll probably have to make an (10) If, you are buying a used car on know what they're supposed to do when they are dropped Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington extra investment in repairs yourself. While time, shop for credit at local lending insti- down.the hatch . . • the price you pay for a used car depends tutions to find the' best deal for you. Before on current market conditions, the age and signing any sales contract, understand exact- condition of the car and the amount of time ly what the total interest and other charges Urges Example on Foreign Tripsand money spent to recondition It should be will be—hot just the amount of the monthly From Our Readers considered. installment. WASH1NGTON-J>resident Johnson is be- on the average American who wants to go The Register welcomes letters from Id readers, provided.? ing sharply told that curbing government abroad, it will be interesting to note whether they contain signature, address and telephone number. Lettertp •pending, like charity, should begin at hom«. officials of the Johnson administration and should be limited to 300 words. They should be typewritten. Rep. H R. Gross, R-Iowa, long-time mili- John Chamberlain: These Days the President's family continue to spend All letters are subject to condensation and «dltlng. Endorse- tant, economy advocate, bluntly challenged American dollars abroad, andwhettier there menls of poUlical candidates or commercial products are "not the sincerity of a presi- : will be more repetitions of the President's acceptable. dential directive that gov- hocus-pocus of don't do as we do, but do ernment of fie la Is for- as we say." Palatable Reapportionment TTI •*• v o • J go "some previously M planned travel ... in view Rep. Gross has received hundreds of Senato_.„.„,.r Ev Dirkse, n consider,„',„...s that he wa.s cuJ^t ha d .a ,les s •„corrup,t .,„ttate. *_„governmen*t Arthritis torum rraisea of the high cost of the letters, postal cards and telegrams lauding double-crossed on Ms proposed constitutional than neighboring Massachusetts, which has 2 Carty Ave. conflict in Viet Nam." his recent denunciation of "Great Society amendment to reverse the Supreme Court had "one-man, one-vote" representation for « Fort Monmouth, N. 3. highjinks" and "exhibitionist dancing" at the years. In Mr. Bingham's opinion "one-man, As evidence, Gross decision requiring the states to elect both To the Editor: Smithsonian Institution and the White House houses of their legislatures on a ''one-man, one-vote" can become rather meaningless Our sincere thanks to the Daily Register and the New caustically noted that the until 3 o'clock in the morning by the "mink one-vote" basis. Some of when a corrupt urban machine imposes its Jersey Chapter of the "Arthritis Foundation" for presenting order, stentoriously an- coat set." nounced by the White the last-minute pressure will on "faceless numbers" In a metropolitan the public forum on "Arthritis Today." r House list week, had not - "My 19-year-old son, a voiunteerMarlne, that deprived him recently- wilderness. - , _JVfiL.have:.an._eighL-yearrOld_chi!d that-hasbeen-recently- kept administration leaden is in Viet Nam," wrote a Pennsylvsnian. of an expected seven-vote Mr. Bingham, out of his own state legis- hospitalized for six weeks with rheumatoid arthritis. Listening from traveling abroad, nor the President's "When I read about that shameful spectacle, margin of victory m the lative experience, argues that the vitality to all the doctors gave us more.hope and much encouragement own daughter from arranging an extensive it made by heart ache." Senate was undoubtedly ex- of American democracy springs from re- for the future. Their advance and suggestions will be of great European tour. * * * erted in deference to the sponsible local self-government. The French help in the days ahead. They also confirmed the same thing* "For some time," said Gross, "the news- left-wing Americans for theorist de Toqueville, he says, learned this bur doctors Jiave told us. , FOREIGN AID BOONDOGGLES - The Democratic Action. The in pre-industrial New England, where the papers have been carrying reports that Agency for International Development (for- We, appreciated the talk by Mr. Walsh about "quackery » ADA has all along assailed town meeting insured participative democra; Who knows what .we may have fallen for when and if out Lynda Bird Johnson will eign aid administration) is spending many vacation abroad this sum- what it describes as the cy. The habit of democracy is best learned son has another severe attack. i thousands of. dollars for so-called consultants "rotten borough" implica- ' in small groups. As groups increase in size, mer. According to these ac- —on projects that have all the earmarks The.Daily Register did a great public service to all the' CHAMBERLAIN tions of permitting small says Mr. Bingham, only the federal principle counts, she is so eager to of being boondoggles. people who are Interested in arthritis. rush off that she won't wait towns and agricultural regions to be "over- —representation of the smaller unit in the Many thakkJ. larger—can assure democratic participation for her graduation exer- This is clearly Indicated in a list ob- represented" in some state legislatures. Yours, truly, tained from AID by Representative H. R. It is of no little interest, then, that t all the way to the top. cises and her diploma will Mn, William Brennan b« mailed to her." Gross, R-Iowa, member of the Foreign Af- confirmed supporter of ADA, Alfred M. Bing- • * * fairs Committee, which is considering Presi- ham of Connecticut, has chosen to differ IN DIRECT contrast, TO ANSWER the Supreme Court's'.claim dent Johnson's $3.38 billion foreign aid bill. with his brother liberals on the "one-man, Cynic's Corner By InterlandJ Gross charged, there are that "unit representation" is an invasion of AID produced the revealing information at one-vote" reapportionment of state legisla- numerous indications the the individual's right to equal influence in a the insistent demand of Gross, a militant tures that is now going on all over the coun- HCOTT administration is preparing governing body, Mr. Bingham proposes to economy advocate. try. Mr. Bingham is one of the many sons to urge Americans not to make foreign trips. combine the old system of geographical rep- COLLEGE of the late Senator Hiram Bingham and a "In deep trouble because of another resentation with a system of "weighted vot- DRAFT brother of Representative Jonathan Bingham threatened huge deficit in the balance of THEDAEY ing." Under a Bingham type compromise DEFERMENT of New York. In the Nineteen Thirties he every town would still send its representa- payments," the outspoken legislator said, REGISTER TEST edited Common Sense, a liberal magazine "President Johnson and Commerce Secre- tive to the lower house in a state legislature. that was only slightly less influential in New tary Connor apparently are. laying the ground- FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 But the small town representative's vote Deal circles than The New Republic. After work for a campaign to pressure Americans would count for proportionally less than the a post-World War II stint in occupied Ger- from traveling abroad, .and thus plug one 49-41 Broad St., Ited Bink. N. 4. vote of a big city representative. "Fractional many he turned his back on the big city to of the hole* in the outflow of dollars to H7« RI. Ji, Mlddletftirn. N. J. representation" would reconcile our old 3a Esit Main HI., Frrnhold, N. J. practice law in Norwich, in eastern Connecti- other countries. pluralistic federalism with the principle of 178 Bnndwy, Long Br»ncH. N. J. cut, and he was elected to his state Senate * * • "equal protection of the law." t BiUfe. lgiH" h> Jflhn H. Co«m ana mn IT Clar fora term. Though still a good card-carrying Publlihed by Th» Red Bank lUglltOT Ineorporatod When small towns lose representation as "THIS HAS BEEN an Interesting exer- M. HAROLD KEIXY, Fabllrter maA OtneraJ liberal, he now emerges as a champion of units In state legislatures, the power inevita- clse in futility In the past because members the right of the small towns to unit repre- Arthur K. Kimln. Editor bly passes to the big cities and the suburbs. sentation in at least one house of a state of Johnson's official family have been among niomu J, Bly William r. landford But the big city is seldom a good nursery the worst offenders in traveling abroad. Sev- ExeOlUlvt Ertitnr AiiocliU Editor legislature. Thus at least one ADA-er touches of democratic feeling. Urban populations are Frank ft. Harbour Chwtftt A. Jobnilon eral Months ^ago, Defense Secretary Mc- Itiddlfttown Bureau Mar. Vriehold Bureau Jlgr. hands .with Ev Dirksen. rootless and often jobless; they depend more Namara went'.on • vacation-skiing trip to Uftmbar or Amerlcui Newspaper PubUtberi AIIOO. • * * and more on Washington money. The suburbs, Switzerland. Treasury Secretary Fowler and RIembrr Andlt Bureau of ClrcuUtloi TO MR. BINGHAM, local unit represen- on the other hand, are better able to take Gardner AcWey, chairman of the Council of ThR Red Bank Register, Inc. uaurnti no financial tation has both lta good and bad features. care of themselves. The new alignments mponilbllltlM for typographical error* tn advirtliimtnti, Economic Advisers, are going to a bankers' but will reprint without cftarift, thm part of an adv«r- Mr. Bingham admits that It was a little being forced by the Supreme Court will ac- conference in Madrid. (li in which u» typographical error occun, strange that, before the Supreme Court tually favor the suburbs, where the wealth W mu> 1 "And the President's brother-in-law, An- . M,!J, KSVS.V "- "" >-">«"«•* <* •"» spoke, a small Connecticut town of 400 could is piling up. So "one-man, one-vote" will not thony Taylor, ind his wife toured the Middle Mrmlitr or llm ASMKIRIM rrm have the same representation in the lower save the city, which might actually do bet- Thi Aiioclattd Prrns In fntttltd ucluilvaiy to Uit ult East at government expense—reputedly as [or tcpubllcatton or All tfti local newt prlaUd In iktl legislative chamber as a big city of 160,ujlp. ter if it could make deals with equally poor tome kind off* consultant. »»i(iH(^ ii urn .« m AP n«wi dUp.telm. ^S But he observes that, even with pronounucd country representatives in an oldfashion*4 "Remember, your whole future depends .> ' will be changed from Sept. 25 Mtnber Mini Smrn tjtttm ftl«>l Dttnlt hiiniM CM*. to Oct. 1 in accordance with a revised statute.

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GOIN& OH AT monmouth J«rit\ Central Power * Ltqht/New Jersev Power k Light EATONTOWN CtR^U AND ROUTE EATONTOWN^.4. 8-Friday, May 26, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Rapid Growth Seen Services in County Churches For Youth Groups which today attracts youngsters LUTHERAN Th« youth organizations of the ware, as well *> the acolyte sil- METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST UNITARIAN ST .GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER within a 50-mile radius. In addi- West Long Branch ver crosses. Oakhurst Red Bank Lincroft EPISCOPAL churches of Monmouth County tion, an annual teen band con- Sunday schedule: The Episcopal Young Church- Robert Arents, a lay speaker Sunday services will be at 9 Sunday services will be held Rumson are growing as rapidly as the test is held. at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Harold R. Sunday schedule: 9:15 a.m., service with recep- men, the high school youth of the Methodist Church, will and 11 a.m. In observance of lurches themselvej, and in ad- To answer the spiritual and Dean will speak on "If Mohan- 8 and 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., Holy tion of new members. group, meet* Sunday evenings, speak st both the 9:30 and 11 Pentecost, Rev. Dr. Charles moral needs of youngsters, the das Gandhi Could Speak to Us Communion and sermon by the 11 a.m., service with confinr* lition to offering recreational fa- and has studied and dijeussed a.m. services Sunday in the ab- Weibster will preach on the CYO conducts a religion educa- About Viet Nam." Rev. George J. Willis. :ilitie» to the young people of the comparative religions, having sence of the pastor, Dr. John D. theme "More Power to You!" tion. ______from other tion program every Wednesday Elslr. irea—are accomplishing a good as guests clergy Sermon: "The Loyalty churches to lecture and lead dis- night. There are more than BOO TRINITY EPISCOPAL j REFORMED ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC tion." leal. cussions about their own denomi- students enrolled in the program, Matawan Middletown BIBLE BAPTIST Red Bank In the First Baptist Church, nations. which features guest speakers Sunday schedule: Sunday service will be at 11 CHRIST CHURCH Hazlet Sunday Masses are celebrated Red Bank, the Youth Fellowship In line with this, the group discussing problems confronting 7:45 a.m.. Matins and Holy a.m. Rev. Earl D. Compton will METHODIST Rev. George J. Elliott will is completing an active year. has visited during the year Trin- today's youth. Attendance is re- at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon preach on "The Power of the Fair Haven preach at the U a.m. service on Communion; 9: IS a.m., Family The activities have been for ser- ity Episcopal Cathedral in Tren- quired in order to maintain CYO Holy Spirit." Morning service is at 11 a.m Sunday. Evening service will be REFORMED Eucharist; 11 a.m., Sujng Euchar- vice and growth as well as fun. ton, St. John the Divine In membership and youngsters who Rev. Charles G. Hankins wi at 7 o'clock, faitor Elliott will Shrewsbury ist and sermon, 12:30 p.m., Sac- The major project for the year New York City, and attended attend a total of 120 hours re- preach on the theme "Wingi ol preach on "The•Characteristics Sunday service* will be at 9:30 rament ol Holy Baptism. WESTMINSTER haj been to raise money to con- college workshops on the Rut- ceive a diploma of achievement. Eagles" of the Saints." and 10:30 a.m. The Sacrament PRESBYTERIAN struct a dormitory at the Baptist gers campus in New Brunswick. Parties, tips, hayrides and of Holy Communion will be cele- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Middletown High School [ft Vanga, Congo. The Junior High Westminster athletic events are also on the Keyport 'Flags at Half Mast" will be AME ZION This has been done through pa- Fellowship of the Rumson Pres- GRACE LUTHERAN brated, with the Rev. Isaac C. group's agenda. Two special Rottenberg speaking on "Holy Sunday services begin with the sermon topic of Rev. Har- Red Bank per drives, a Christmas play, byterian Church has been in- events being planned this sum- Freehold Spirit and Holy Communion." prayer at 7:46 a.m., followed by lan C. Durfee at the 9: IS and At the 11 a.m. service, the «er nd donations, from the young volved in two major projects this mer include a luau and July 4 Holy Communion Is at 8:30 a celebration of Holy Commun- 10:45 a.m. services Sunday. mon will be delivered by Di people themselves. year. The first one involved the celebration with the CYO pre- a.m. At 11 a.m., a service with William A. Blackweli, presiding PRESBYTERIAN ion at 8 o'clock. Last year the organization collection ol toys which were r»- senting Its own fireworks dis- confirmation and reception of FISK CHAPEL AME elder of the Camden Distric paired and painted and then do- Matawan Family service is conducted at sponsored a 12-year-old boy, play. new members will be held. 9:30 a.m. There will be a cele- Fair Haven The annual conference delegates' •ending him to school in Hong nated to local representatives of Morning services Sunday will Two youth groups at Con- bratior? of Holy Communion at Rev. William L. Cody will report will be given. the MCOSS for distribution to be at 9:15 and II a.m. "The .ong. gregation Bnai Sholom, Long CHRIST CHURCH 11 a.m. preach on "Death on the High- health, sewing and needy children in Fair Haven, Peacemakers" will be the pat Eighteen Branch, were organized this day" at 11 a.m. service Sunday. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES school kits were prepared for Rumson and Sea Bright. A large Middletown tor's sermon topic. Members of year. The United Synagogue REFORMED Fair Haven missionaries in Viet Nam by the quantity of doll), mechanical Services for Sunday are: 8 McElvaine-Schanck Post, Veter- Youth is comprised of high 'am,. Holy Communion; 9:30 - Colts Neck METHODIST group. Christmas caroling, sing- toys,-books and other play things ans of Foreign Wan,' will attend "Make Up-Your Mind as school youngsters while the Pre- a.m., family service, and Holy Matawan Whom You Will Serve" will ing in the two church choirs, were collected. the service!. A worship service will be held USY group is open to youth be- Communion; 11:15 a.m., Holy at 11 a.m. Rev. Samuel La Pen- Services will be held Sunday discussed Sunday at 4 p.m. Bi and even cleaning the church The second project in which tween the ages of 11 and 13. Communion. ta's sermon is entitled "Moses at 8:45 and 11 a.m. when the ble talk will be delivered bj kitchen have been recent activi- they are involved is the prepar- HOLY TRINITY and the Spirit," based On the pastor, the Rev.-Donald T. Phil Ralph H. Mitchell. The "Watch- ties. ation of scenes illustrating the According to youth chairman, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHRIST EPISCOPAL text:, Numbers 11:34-39. The lips, Sr., will preach on "Clod's tower" study follows, discussing On the recreational side, pic- activities of the disciples in the Mrs. Dorothy Sachs, the USY Red Bank Communicant'* Class will be re- days Immediately following Eas- Shrewsbury Drunken Men." "The Overieer of a Happy nics, swim parties, banquets, meets for study sessions each Sunday services are at 9:19 ceived into the church on Pente- hayrides and athletic events ter up to the day of Pentecost. Holy Eucharist will be cele- Junior church Is available (or Flock." Sunday with Rabbi Albert L. and ll_a.m,_Jleosptlnin of new cost Sunday. ;-••; : have been on the agenda of this Each scene will be accompanied brated Whitsunday atT a.m." At all children under 10,— Rsab. In addition, the group has members at both services. There busy group. by a narration which will be 8 and 11: IS a.m. Holy Eu- HOLMDEL CHURCH held discussion group* «nd en- will be a welcoming tea between BAPTIST presented to the lower grade* of joyed group folk dancing and charist celebrations Rev. Ronald the services, sponsored by the METHODIST ' HolmdeJ The BYF holds its meetings Matawan Sunday nights, and topics have the church school. singing programs, Representa- G. Albury will preach on "The Lutheran Church Women. Red Bank Sunday schedule: 11 a.m., wor Sunday lervicei will be at 9:45 Included juvenile delinquen- tives from the local group also Descent of The Holy Spirit." The A special Litany will be said Service of Holy Communion, ship; guest minister, Rev. Albert Recreational activities have in- and 11 a.m. Rev, Paul L. Jack- cy, communism versus Christian' attended the national USY par- Whitsunday season will continue Sunday In memory of those who Sunday will be at 8:30 a.m. Wor- H. Capista, Sr., minister in spe- cluded parties, bowling and mov- on Monday and Tuesday with son will have as his sermon topic ity, and school morality. This ies. At their regular meeting!, ley in Washington. have given their lives in behalf ship cervices will be at 9:30 and cial service. New Jersey Baptist Holy Communion at 9 a.m, on "The Embarrassment of Ances- summer for the first time their the fellowship has held discus- of our country. 11 a.m. Rev. Wayne Conrad will Convention. Sermon: "Religion A program under 'discussion both' days. preach on "The Timely Word." tors." with the Human Touch." program wiU continue with sev- sions on many church related now would enable blind children Baptist Evening Fellowship for eral activities planned for each topics. to "hear" Sunday comics through CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY week. CHURCH OF CHRIST adults will be held at 7 p.m. The Catholic Youth Organiza- tape recordings made by the Atlantic Highlands i LUTHER MEMORIAL * EMBURY METHODIST Red Bank LUTHERAN " Little Silver At the Episcopal Church of the tion at St. Joseph's Church in USY. Sunday services will be at 11 METHODIST Worship service is at U a.m. New Shrewsbury Sunday schedule: 10:30 a.m., Holy Communion in Fair Haven, Keyport maintains an active ed- The Pre-USY group has. par- a.m. Atlantic Highlands Evangelist Edward Rockey will Sunday school and Bible class- memorial service for minister! the Junior Altar Guild, under the ucational and recreational pro- ticipated in meetings in area syn- The lesson-sermon is entitled, Morning 'service Sunday will preach on "Christian Joy. Eve- buried in the church ceme- direction of Miss Claudia Spray, gram with the assistance of the gogues and held a cookie sale 'Ancient and Modern Necro- es will meet Sunday at 9 a.m. be at 11 a.m. Rev. Robert H. ning service will be at J:30. Mr. tery; 11 a.m., worship sarvict. i* responsible for setting up the adult social director, Mrs. Mary to benefit the new synagoguge mancy, Alias Mesmerism and Worship service will be at Heulltt, pastor, will have u his Rockey will preach on "What Is 10:30 a.m. Rev. Daniel D. Rein- church school altar every Sun- D'Aloia.' building fund. The group has al- Hypnotism, Denounced. sermon topic: "The Comfort of day, arranging the flowers, and a Christian?" helmer will deliver the sermon. CALVARY BAPTIST Two years ago, a weekly teen- so conducted several Friday God." polishing the silver and brass age record hop was instituted night services in the synagogue. BIBLE PROTESTANT Oceanport FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN RobertsviUe ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL Sunday services will be at Rumjon Matawan-Marlboro Morning worship Is at 11 »•«. Beltord a.m. Rev. Bruce Harrison will 35th Ordination Anniversary On Pentecost, Sunday, services Sunday Church School will be Guest speaker Sunday will be Schedule (or Sunday: 7:40 a.m. be the speaker. The, evening set- will be held at 9:30 and M a.m. at 9 am. and Sunday service Edwin Huhn. His topio will be Matins; I a.m. Holy Eucharist vice will be at 7:30. Rev. Bniw Rev. Harvey C. Doule, Jr., will "Anniversary of our Church.'" at 10:30 a.m. in Strath- and sermon; 8:30 a.m. sung Eu- Harrison will bring the message, preach on "The Strength of the more Elementary School. Rev. charist and sermon. 7 p.m. Church." FAITH REFORMED Richard A. Wceden will preach prayer. METHODIST Pastor at St. Joseph's Hazlet 'The Name of the Flame." Middletown Senior Confirmation class will ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Sunday services will be at 9:30 LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD Sunday schedule: be confirmed at that service. Keansburg and 11 a.m. Holy Communion Old Bridge 10 a.m. service, Rev. Gordon Sunday Misses will be at 7, will be celebrated at both ser- Family Bible Hour will be Lowden; Lay Reader, Marshall I, 9, 10, 11 ind noon. vices, Sunday at 9:15 am Family Wor Bryant. Daily Masses will be celebrated To Be Honored Sunday Rev. Theodore C. Muller will Poor Aided ship Hour is 10:30 a.m. Christian education and adul at 7 and I a.m. except on first preach on "Qualifying as Christ- Rev. Hariey E. Meyer v* discussion period, 11 a.m. KEYPORT - Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, built, the parking area enlarged, the cemetejy_ Fridays when hours will be at ians." preach "The Lord Speaks." pastor of St. Joseph's Church, here, will be extended, the athletic field renovated "and 6:30 and ( a.m. By Churches BAPTIST honored on the occasion of the 35th anni- several properties acquired for future expan- Baptisms will be administered FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Long Branch FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD versary of his ordination to the priesthood sion. every Sunday at 1 p.m. SCIENTIST Sunday schedule: And Trucker Shrewsbury this Sunday. Father Kane was born in Troy, N.Y. and Red Bank Morning worship, 11 a.m.; eve- MATAWIAN-^A project started Sunday schedule: 11 a.m., The ceremony will be held in St. Joseph's attended LaSalle Institute there. He attended ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Sunday services will be held morning worship; 7 p.n»., avan- ning fellowships, 6.30 p.m.; earlier this year by the Matawan- School auditorium following benediction of Niagara University and Seminary and was Atlantic Highlands at 11 a.m. The lesson subject is gelistic service. evening worship service, 7:45. Sunday masses are scheduled "Ancient and Modern Necro- Keyport Council of Churches the Most Blessed Sacrament at 4 p.m. ordained on May 30, 1931 it St. Mary's Ca- Rev, Alfred D. Smith, curate at St. Mary's thedral, Trenton, by the late Bishop Mc- for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. mancy, alafo Mesmerism and has almost been completed with BAPTIST ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Cathedral, Trenton, and a former assistant Mahon. and noon. Hypnotism, Denounced." the help of the trucking firm of Red Bank Long Branch at St. Joseph's, will speak. The sacrament of baptism Is Van Brunt and Son, Inc., Old The morning service will be He was pastor of St. Magdalen's Parish, Bridge. Sunday services will be at 1 Leaders of the parish societies will make Flemlngton, and Our Lady of Lourdes, parish, administered every Sunday at 1 TRINITY EPISCOPAL a.m. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward 11 a.m. Rev. Stanley E. Mug' A half truckload of'clothing presentations to Father Kane. Milltown, before his appointment here. p.m. Red Bank •will preach on "Prepare Ye Th« ridg* will preach. The title and food collected by the coun- John Hinds, past Grand Knight at St. Jo- Father Kane also has served at St. Holy Eucharist will be cele- Way." the sermon is: "The Holy Spirit' DIVINE ROSE SPIRITUAL brated Sunday at * a.m. and cil and • check for $104 left here Presence." At 7:30 p.m., ther seph's Knights of Columbus Council will be Mary's, South Amboy; St. Mary'sj, Glouces- Belford 9:15 a.m. The Rev. Canon May 17 for delivery to the con- will be a praise service. master of ceremonies. ter; Holy Spirit, Atlantic City, and St. Mary's gregation of Epiphany Episcopa' Rev. Phoebe Dailey will eon- Charles H. Best will deliver the • Father Kane has - been at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Church in Sherwood, Tenn. for the past 15 years. During that time the duct services Sunday at 8 p.m. sermon at 11 a.m. service. GOSPEL HALL One of his nephews is a priest Ind an- Church school will be at 9: IS Located in a former limestone Long Branch present grammar school and gymnasium were other is studying for the priesthood. mining town, the church provides RELIGIOUS SOCIETY a.m. The Lord's Supper will b* efe food, clothing and other neces- served Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Thi OF FRIENDS sities for the poverty-stricken ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Bible class will meet at U a.m. Shrewsbury residents who were left mrithout Ordination For Eight Tomorrow - Sunday meeting is held at 11 Long Branch The subject will be on "Troths employment when the mines TRENTON — Bishop George tory School, South Orange, will a.m. Sunday lervices will be held of Assembly Gathering." rector at Mount St. M&ry's at 11 a.m. Rev. J. Courtney Hay- closed down In 1M8. Rev. Joseph W, AJirwill ordain eight young serve tt subdeacon. Preacher at Seminary, Emmitsburg,^ MS.,, Huske is rector. ward will preach on "Love' ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL men to. the priesthood Saturday the first Mass will be Rev. where Father Weiser was grad- CENTRAL BAPTIST The check donated by the coun- Standard." The evening service Little Silver Thomas G. Smith, spiritual di uated. Atlantic Highlands will be at 7:30 with Dr. and Mrs. cil will be used to rebuild the at 9:30 a.m. In St. Maiy't Ca- Sunday schedule: 8 a.m., Hoi Father Weiser, who. was born Church serviaes.are at 11 a.m VirgIL F. .Payne speaking and original church, -which was'de- thedral, Including Rev. Charles Communion; 9:30 a.m., famll; in Newark May 1, 1839, attended , and- 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship showing slides of their recent stroyed, by fire in I960. service with sermon by Rev B. Weiser.- Our Lady of Good Counsel gram- two year stay in Africa with the Area churches participating In Unitarian is at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Harry W. Father Weiser, son of Mr. and mar and high schools in Newark, Peace Corps. the project were Second Baptist, Canon Stuart F. Gut; 11 a.m Kraft is pastor. Mrs. Charles Weiser, 1405 L St., and St. Charles College, Catons- Matawanj First Presbyterian, Holy Communion with sernv Belmar, will offer his first Sol- Church Elects vilile, Md. He has a broth- Matawan; Faith Reformed, Haz- by Father Gast, emn Mass at noon Sunday in St. let; St. John's Methodist, Haz- LINCROFT - John Schuster, er, John, and two sisters, Fran- let; First Methodist, Matawan; OLD FIRST CHURCH Rose Catholic Church, Betmar. Belford, was elected president of Marie and Mary, all of Belmar. Trinity Episcopal, Matawan; Americas Baptist Convention Assisting will be Rev. Peter the Monmouth County First Uni Calvary Methodist, Keyport; United Church of Christ J. Teston, pastor of St. Rose, tarian Church at the annual To Dedicate Tablet First Baptist, Keyport; First Middletown as archpriest; Rev. Michael GUb- meeting. Baptist, Matawan, and St, Mark's Sunday worship will be at lin, pastor of St. Agnes Church, He succeeds Dr. John Reming- At Old Brick Church Episcopal, Keansburg. a.m, A Pentecost Service of Con- Cleveland, and an until* of Fa- ton Hobbie, West Long Branch, MARLBORO — Penelope Stout firmation and reception of mem. ttier Weiser, as deacon. who was named president emeri- Rev. Wayne W. Mouritxen Chapter, Daughters of the Amer- bers will be observed, Rev. Alto a cousin, Rev. William M. tus. Dr. Hobble-has -completed ican Colonlste,—will- unveil—and Installation Webb Leonard's sermon topi GIMin, of Seton Hall Prepara- two termi as president of the dedicate a bronze tablet June 12 New Chaplain will be "What Does This Mean? church. marking Old Brick Church, Rt. (Elected to serve with Mr. 520. * GREENVILLE, S. C. - Rev. Of WSCS NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST Schuster were: Stephen Castle, The church on the north »We< Wayne W. Mouritzen, son of Mr. Rev. Snyder New Monmouth Red Bank, vice president; Les of the county road, near the and Mr«. Walter C. Mouritzen of The morning worship servia Rushing, Fair Haven, treasurer; railroad overpass, was orginally 9 Miriam PI., Middletown, N.J., Is Held will be held at 10:45 a.m. Thi Mrs. Joy Osborn, Oakhurst, sec- known ai the "Reform Church has been appointed a chaplain in Gets Degree FAIR HAVEN - New officers evening service will be at 7:49 retary. of the Navaslnk,'1 according to the U. S. Army. LONG BRANCH - Rev. Wil- of the Women's Society of Chris- Rev. Donald N. Scofleld wl| Elected to the church's board Mrs. Bruce W. Campbell, chapter liam Henry Snyder of Maywood, tian Service were installed at the Rev. Mr. Mouritzen, a gradu- speak at both services. of trustees were: Victor Ran- public relations chairman. III., son of Mrs. John B. Schev- May meeting in Christ Metho- ate ministerial student at Bob som, New Shrewsbury; Evan ing of 110 Atlantic Ave., received The ceremony will be at noon dist Church. Jones University, here, will re- BAPTIST Johos, Fair Haven and Lee Rosi- his muter of sacred theology de- at the close of Hit Sunday church They ara Mrs. Wesley Crozier, port for duty next month. He Leonardo bach. Elberon. gree May 19 at the Lutheran service. president; Mrs. Less Jackson, will attend the Chaplain's School Sunday service will be at vice president; Mrs. Raymond at Fort Hamilton, N. Y., in July. a.m. Rev. William Carr wi School of Theology, Chicago. Jannell, recording secre He received a BA In Bible and preach on "The Holy Spirit" Th Rev. Mr. Snyder is a native of tary; Mrs. Hardy Rosi, treasur- sociology from Houghton College, evening service will be at 7:30. Jersey City, where he was grad- Houghton, N. Y., and an MS in er; Mrs. O. H. Hallenbake, sec uated in 1943 from Henry Snyder THfUSU. retary of membership education from' Wagner College, EMMANUEL BAPTIST High School. He received his Staten Island, N. Y. Ever Ask Yourself tion; Mrs. Clifford Grimmer, Atlantic Highlands bachelor ol arts degree from TNf CHWSTMN XHHCf It, secretary of missionary educa- In I960, Rev. Mr. Mouritzen In the absence of the pasto Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, AKIOUX ntiACHns If YOU'VB Provided tion and service; Mrs. Donald wa.5 awarded a Coe Foundation Rev. William Bisgrove, formerl Pa., where he majored in Greek. Koehler, secretary of spiritua Fellowship in American studies of New Monmouth Bsptl He was ordained in 1850 by For The Future? life cultivation; Mrs. William Church, will b« the speaker the Central Pennsylvania Synod at Barrington College, Rhode la- Scott, secretary of program ma- (he 11 a.m. worship hour. and did graduate work at. the Asking Is One terials; Mrs. Charles Hankins, Married, he resides on Rt. 1, At the 7:30 p.m. SBrvice, Lutheran Theological Seminary, You and your fritnds secretary of supply work; Mrs. here. speaker will be Rev. J. Alastai Gettysburg, and at the Chicago art Invited to hear Thing . . . Saving Wallace Mclver, secretary of lo- Halg, headmaster of New Yo seminary. Is Another! cal church activities; Mrs. John Firemen's Service Christian Academy. He is married and has three Th» Written W< Rowan, study group leader. children. OPEN YOUR Mrs. Sanford Haney, wife of Scheduled Sunday CHRIST CHURCH UNITY the pastor of Embury Church, MIDDLETOWN - The local Asbury Park NEW MEMBERS ACCOUNT TODAY! Little Silver, addressed the group fire department has announced Sunday service will be at RED BANK - The following on "The Ecumenical Age," that the annual department a.m, were received into membership The society voted tt> purchase church service will be held Sun- Sermon topic will be "Tli of the Red Bank Methodist a new stovo lor the church. day at 8 p,ni. in St. Catherine's Language of the Heart." Church Sunday: Mainstay Federal Savings The following committee chair- Catholic Church, Bray Are., John Mtnola Is minister. Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Dailey, Sunday Mornings men were appointed: nominat- East Keansburg. Rev. Thaddeus 69 Conover PI., Middletown; Pe- Wednesday Evenings ing, Mrs. Barney Egeland; pub- Wojciehowski, pastor, Will deliv- PRESBYTERIAN ter A. Foster, 30 Molly Pitcher licity, Mrs. Herbert D. Edwards; er the menage. Shrewsbury Village, Miss Alta Schoettle, M and Loan Association bazar, Mrs. Lester England and Rev. Harry R. Sorenion, rec- The Sunday services will Madison Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. First Church of Christ, Scientist Mrs. Grimmer, and handlcaraft, tor of AH Saints Episcopal conducted at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Charles Multiner, 37 Brown PL, 211 BROAD STRUT RED IANK, N. J, 36 MONMOUTH ST. Telephone 741-0663 Mrs. Andrew Hulsart. Church, Navesinfc, and Rev. Rev, James R. Steele will dell all Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Science and Hfalth W. Predmpre, 653 Tinton Ave., The next meeting of the WSCS Richard R. Schwartz, pajtor of er the sermon. with K«y to th* Scriptures RED BANK, NEW JERSEY New Shrewsbury and Brian and will be a luncheon June 6 at the Bayshore Community Church, Ernesto?. Butler, who conducts by MARY lAKWi^Y V' Insured Savings < I home of Mrs. William Scott^out- East Keansburg, will also par- the AdiftV Bible Class at 9:30, Bruce Sebastian, 73 Alame<&Ct golng president ticipate in the service. will assist at the 11 a.m. service. Shrewsbury. Friday. May 27, 1966-9 THE DAILY REGISTER Real Estate, Garden Review No. Momnouth MLS Company, Raritan Office, ar- ranged for the purchase of the home at 19 Willow St., Port Mon- Reports 9 Home Sales mouth, by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marino. Mr. and Mrs. Marino Red Bank Area Multiple MIDDLETOWN — Nine homeidrew J. Cerat, have moved with James Stynes of George V. Ill formerly lived in Newark and lies are reported closed this three children to Canada. Frank mensee, Colts Neck realtor, han- hav« married children living in eek by the realtor members of A. Miller of Van's Agency. Mata- dled the sale for Mr. and MrsMonmout. h County. Mr. Marino Northern Monmouth Multiple wan, negotiated the purchase ofiGuadagno. is with Lionel Corporation and Listing Has 8 Closings Isting Service in the northern I the ' home, which was listed is planning to retire. Wilbur Lynn of The Kirwan [onmouth County area whichjthrough James J. Doherty of that < RED BANK - Members of Mrs. Helen A. Stewart handled Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Guer- icy serve. agency. Red Bank Area MLS reported the sale of the property, which riero, who will have a custom "Heron House," the custom Meanwhile, Mr. Doherty ar- eight closings this week on had been listed with members ol built home erected on the prem- anch home of Mr. and Mrsrange. d for the purchase of Mr. tomes sold in the greater Red MLS through the Dowstra Agen- ises. This sale was handled by fohn Kenedy on Long Bridge and Mrs. Quidore's home at 26j* Gutters Rotting? Bank Area. cy, Red. Bank. Jacob R. V. M. Lelferts, 3d. id., Colls Neck, has been sold Fair La., Matawan, by Mr. and ••• Can Damage Ceilings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leach of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dubosky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Grant j Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Mrs. Thomas J. Dunleavy, who Fair Haven have purchased a from Somerset have purchased from Akron, Ohio, have moved 'riedland, who maintain a home have moved here from Rhode Is- • Can Decay Over-Hang to their home at 10 Beechwood New York City and recently new colonial home at 20 River- a home at 209 Pelican Rd. ir land Mr. and Mrs.Dunleavy are and Eaves fide Dr., Rumson, built by Rus-Oak Hill, Middletown, former's PL, Fair Haven, which was pur- Theodore Underwood old their residence on Hailing the parents of two daughters and to Builders on the lagoon in owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph chased from Mr. and Mrs ind Creamery Rds., Colts Neck. a son. Mr. Dunleavy is associ- • Can Peel Paint On Interior _— George Baeder, who have moved Rumson Shore Estates. Mr. T. Miller, who have moved b rs. Amy Van Vliet of Van Vliet ated with Rexall Drugs. Mr. Mil- and Exterior Pompano Beach, Fla. Mr. Duto Rochester, N. Y, Mr. Grant Joins Appleby ler of Van's Agency had listed Leach Is sales manager for the with Enjay Chemical Co. at gency, Holmdel, who originally Moore Fabric Division of Chico- bosky is a patent attorney witli ASBURY PARK — Theodore ;old the home to Mr. and Mrsth. e home for sale for Mr. and • Can Cause General Deterioration of Structure Bell Telephone Laboratories, Cranford. William M. Hall of Underwood has joined the mort- tee Manufacturing Corp. G. Trux- Hall Bros., Fair Haven, was sell tenedy four years ago, arranged Mrs. Quidore. REPAIRING AND REPLACING GUTTERS tun Glazebrook of Glazebrook As- Holmdel. The sale was negoti- gage department staff of T.Frank :he sale for them. Mr. Friedland Purchasers of the home of Mr. ated by Harry Keely of the Ap-ing broker. The property was Appleby, Agency, Inc. sociates, Rumson, handled nego- listed through T. E. Hall of the an attorney with offices in and Mrs. WUIIam J. Fo\der at IS OUR BUSINESS! tiations. plebrook Agency, Middletown, In announcing the appointment, ew York City. Mrs. Friedland U Hedkelmann St., Union Beach, Mrs. Lillian Locklin of Rolstor Ted Hall Agency. We Handle All Types of Gutters — Seamless Also reported by the Glaze- homas W, Appleby, president oj president of P.T.A., Ltd. ar* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gal- Waterbury's office, Red Bank Mr. and Mri. George W. Conth'e real estate and Insurance Planned Television Arts) in tlerl of Jackson Heights, N.Y., Aluminum and Free Float Alcoa. brook Agency was the sale of listed the property with th« former home of Mr. and ner have moved from New York firm, said: "An increasing York City. Mr. Kenedy is who plan to move here July 1. bers of MLS. City to their home at 11 Oakvolum- e of business in our mort- Mrs. Julie 0. Mello at 110 Kemp wner of a publishing 6)irm in Mr. Galtierl t< with Saks Fifth Red Bank Aluminum Co. Ave., Fair Haven, to Mr. and Also sold through the Apple- wood La., Rumson, purchased gage department makes it ew York City, P. J. Kenedy Avenue in New York City. The from Mr. and Mrs. John G. pleasant necessity to enlarge our Mrs. Donald T. Dust, who have brook Agency was a building lol and Sons. home was Hated by John Rod- 741-3939 • FREE ESTIMATES moved here from East Orange. at 75 Tatum Dr., Oak Hill, tc Heermans, who have moved to staff. We feel fortunate in hav- Mr. and Mr*. David O. Bean,ger of TTw Kirwan Company, North Carolina. Mr. Conner Is ing a man of Mr. Underwood's formerly of Wyckoff, have taken Airport Plsza Office, and sold with McKinsey and Co., Consul experience and knowledge of ouroccupancy of the ranch home of by Mr. Rodger two weeks after I YOUR NEIGHBOR IS OUR NEXT CUSTOMER I tents, New York City. The prop- area join us." Mr.- and Mrs. Friedland on Hol-listing. . Custom erty was listed through the El- Mr. Underwood was educated ing and Creamery Rds., Colt,? Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M, Ken- Remodeling len S. Hazelton Agency, Rum- !n Newark and for several years Meek. Mr. Bean is associated son, and sold by Stanley K, worthy, formerly of East Or- ROOM ADDITIONS 'Derated his own business in ivitih Bell Telephone Labora- ange, have purchased the ranch Downs, New Shrewsbury. Meptune. GARAGES He is a licensed real »ries, Holmdel. Purchase of thehome at 36 Dartmouth Dr., Ha* Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison, iitate broker and alto holds a home was handled through Mrs. KITCHENS let. They are the parents of two GRAVELY formerly of Wyckoff, have pur- New Jersey insurance agent's Gertrude McAllister of George V. ROOM PANELING* chased a home at 15 Village_La« sons at home and a married and broker's license. He Is a vet-lllmensee, Colts Nedk realtor. daughter_„„ , who lives in Rariian FREE ESTIMATES Middletown, from Mr. and Mrs.eran of World War II, serving DOES IT REALLY—~^~ William J. Boehm, who have Mrs. Theresa D. Smith of Walker Township. Mr. Kenworthy is with deal direct with one contractor from 1M2 to 1M5 in the Aiand Walker, Middletown, listed the accounting department of the moved to Fanwood with their Force. He resides at 3612 Rt. 33the'home, . • Out-Parform three young sons. Mr. Hutchison, Chemical Bank, New York Trust Neptune, with his wife and oni Mr. and Mrs. Robert QuidoreCompany, in New York City,, CALL JIM DEGNAN retired, »nd Mrs. Hutchison an child. and their four children have* • Out-Maneuver the parents of Mrs, Fred R. Dan- Mrs. Kenworthy is with Frank- 142. IMt SEA WIGHT The Appleby Agency, estab- moved from Fair La. to the four- lin Capital Corp. in Newark. The aa!kailJ^aa*a)aaaaaaaa*ia^S^IJjfHHI^MMaHaMSBp^|HB0iMa|MsSHlWiaHilSiTaTaW iels of Blossom La., Middletown, ished in 1885, is one of the old-bedroom colonial home at 39 Out> Last and principal of the Bayshor* recent owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- School. They have anothei est firms operating In the shore. Idlewild La. in the Strathmore win C. Laudano, have moved to grown daughter. The property It Is mortgage loan correspon- section of Matawan. Mr. Quidore Holmdel. Arrangements for the ALL OTHERS? was listed through the Charles dent for The Howard Savings In- Is a public relations executive purchase were handled through ALCOA stitution of Newark for Monwit- h F. R .Associates. The forCaaiml- r J. Zlydasryk of Casey's H. Tindall Agency, Red Bank, and sold by Mrs. Dorothy New- mouth and Ocean Counties. mer owners. Mr. and Mrs. An-Agency, Hazlet. The home was man of Walker and Walker's listed through Mrs. Theresa D. in us SIDING Holmdel office. Smith of Walker and Walker, SHOW YOU.., Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rog- YOUR GARDEN Ring, Score WM. "BUD" MAZZA Mr, and Mrs. Walter E. Wise YOU ers have moved from Neptune THIS WEEK DECIDE! • Aluminum Gutters and Leaders to their home at 28 Lake Av»., Your Apple and their young baby of Jack- • Aluminum Windows and Doors Fair Haven, which they pur By Garden Reporter son Heights, N. Y., will be mov- ing Wednesday to the split level FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 741-5535 chased from Mrs. Grace L. Apy, College ol Agriculture who has moved to Manor Dr., Rutgers—Thl iff Unl- Tree Trunk home which they hive purchased .. .the only belt U » fan bait on tin hi|h- EVININGS CALL 741-4633 Red Bank apartment, Mr. Rog- at S Lake Ave., Hazlet, from torque Qnvaly. You ride-or you pull a pin and walk foi th* verslty, New Bruoswlek FREEHOLD — Young apple Mr. Dale E. Horstman. Both Mr. ers, retired officer of the Con trees often fail to develop blos- toughest jobs. You have instant control either way, because a tinental Insurance Company, Is Wise and Mr. Horstman are with flip of a lever and you go forward, i flip of that tarn* l«vw and soms when they are growing National! Biscuit Co. Mr. Horst 1 office minager of the Cranmer So you're thinking of tdding vigorously. An apple tree that you reverse. Act! as a brake, too... and there's BO clutching ; TRADE-IN Insurance Agency, Long Branch. a black walnut tree to your man is being" transferred to Oak- just flip the lever and you hav* Instant control. is three or four years old andlyn, 111. Joseph J. Howard ol Mrs. Rogers is associated with landscape plan? Thirty-nine tools to chooM from, for year-round powaj- the Ella Wiltshire Agency, Sea Shade for a summer's day, agrowing fast, at about three Walker and Walker, Middletown, YOUR HOME feet a year, will produce very both Ibited and sold the home. froeo gardsninf to snow removal. Bright. Mrs, Mildred Liming of sturdy limb to support the kids' lot? Ask ns, "Is the Gravely reaUy Indestiuctibl*r Thli may be your lolurlon Walker and Walker, Shrewsbury, swing, cookies and candies 'ew, il any, bioswms. Mr. and Mrs. Horst A. Dorn tl a larger homo . , , listed the property with members crammed with black walnu The best way to encourage are the new residents of th CO,WrtaerCDMto8MU« far ConpMa CALL TODAY! of MLS, and the Wiltshire Agen meats, and all that. blossoming is to reduce the home at 5 Beckstenn Dr., Mala AUTHORIZED! cy handled the sale. But don't be surprised if you: amount of growth, suggests Er- wan. /The home was purchased nest G, Christ, extension fruit from Mr. and Mrs. Michael BRAVELY __ tree turns out to be a ba Lawn, Garden, Gf©uwJ»| WALKER & WALKER neighbor. Evil lurks in iti specialist at the Rutgers Col- Guadagno of MapleDr. in~ th" GRAVELY MEMIER This "scoring" should be done er Monmouth v4dl be moving in tension plant disease special! about two weeks after full bloom, These are the students of th«at Rutgers, explains that th< County Agent Marvin A. Clark form of race hones at Mon-roots of a walnut tree put ouadvisesl . mouth Race Track, which open! a chemical called "juglons," WOW Just observe other trees In its season next Friday. Mon Even after a black walnut tre the area to see when they are CENTRAL AND WINDOW UNITS mouth Executive House caters is cut down, the chemical ca In full bloom. to jockeys, trainers and employ ON DISPLAY NOW AT ... Corns to an air-conditioning spe- remain in the soil several yean, Usually applt trees bloom ees of the race track and to the So here's another agonizin here in early to middle May. cialist when you're ready for.com- follower* of racing when the stuchoice. Enjoy the benefits of Trie scoring done this year fortable, efficient cooling. We dents ar« not there in the sum-black walnut tree and forego will encourage blossoms for next LA WES mer. some other garden pleasures have the right equipment for of- year; It will have no effect this SHREWSBURY Special rates and special ser Or choose t more neighbor!; year, of course. SYCAMOM AVsl 741 ••300 fices, stores, buildings, rastau- vices are available to the race tree? This procedure results in the rints. All installations guaranteed! track followers, who, in Che opin accumulation of manufactured ion of Philip Comora, manage) son, we' make all bed linen foods In the top o? the tree and of Executive House, represent blankets and pillows as well this results In fruit bud forma- special breed. "These peopl' dishes and silverware avallabl tion. The NOEL NILSON Co. travel all over the. country as th to the race track followers." It retards the trans-location of racing moves from track There is also daily maid se 1 these foods to the roots. Weathermakert to Monmouth County track,' Comora said, "and thi vice, a luxury many college iti This same procedure works' need more service* than our col- 38 BIRCH AVE LITTLE SILVER dents longs for but cannot gel also on dogwood and wisteria. lege students or our other sum WeeWy maid service Is availabl It is effective only on plants 741-3454 mer guests. They like to travel to the college students and alsc that are growing vigorously and light, of course, and for that rea to the regular summer visitors, not producing flowers. who start moving in the last week in June. North Jerney Youth Monmouth Executive House Is being operated this season for Nabbed for Car Theft the first time by Eastern States LONG BRANCH - City de- Small Business Investment Cor- tectives Wednesday arrested an poration of Hackensack. The 18-year old Lyndhurst youth driv- apartment was built with equity ing a car reported stolen In Pa- Thf Kind of lift every family Bring Less financing supplied by Eastern ramus Monday. drtamt about can new be States and the company took Gregory Lloyd was arrested by yours with a levtly over when the builder could not Detectives John Naylor and Al- low prletd devote enough time to the bert Tyler and turned over to Money project. Paramus police. It's Costly to WHEN YOU BUY THE STEEL Swarming Termites artan #r SWIMMING JERRY POOL ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM and SCREEN WINDOW

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Juil Call ROUTE 35, MIDOIETOWH liberty 2-lil2,«xf. 423 COPYRIGHT,7965 ^^I^P'^IWP^^ tambwatfVMonmMith 671-0400 .' The Congregation of Old Tenhent Church was organized about 1692, mostly by Scottish people. * The first building was probably of logs and stood in the Old Scots burying ground about five miles north of the present church. A County The second building was erected in 1751 and remains about the same as when it was built except for the addition of the vestibule and the organ. The pulpit is believed to be the oldest Presbyterian pulpit in America. The Rev. William Tennent's tombstone on the wall beside the pulpit states that he was pastor of the First Pres- byterian Church in Freehold, which was for many years the Cor- Landmark porate name of this cjiurch. Rev. Mr. Tennent is buried under thr middle aisle in front of the door that leads into the square. The old Communion table stands in the long aisle. The table it older than the present building. In early times the slaves sat in the gallery on the right side as you enter. Here are also some can- OLD non balls, relics of the Battle of Monmouth. The Church is not a museum but has always been used and maintained by an active congregation. The present membership is 360 with a Sunday School of 150. Services are held every Sunday TENNENT at eleven o'clock and visitors are welcome. A $5.00 fee will be charged for a guided tour; however, the church may be viewed at any time through the front door. The CHURCH entrance is restricted by a meshed gate. For guided tours, contact Mrs. Andrew Van Siclen, Main St., Tennent, N. J? Telephone 446-6717. For June, 1966

Wednesday—June 1 Wednesday—June 8 Wednesday—June 15 Middletown—9 am.—Leonardo"Beach Opening— for Season. Leonardo. Middletown—9 a.m.—Registration for Handi- Middletown—9 a.m.—Registration starts for Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle' capped Children's Summer Day Camp. Bodman Learn to Swim Program. Bodman Park Office. Corps. Community Center. Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps Dance. Community Center. Park Office. - Middletown—2 p.m. Lancers Drum and Bugle Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Adult Softball League. Middletown—2 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Corps. Community Center. " Memorial Park Fields. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Corps. Community Center. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Adult Softball League. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Red Bank—6:30 p.mr—Adult Softball League. Memorial Park Fields. Sunday—June 26 Memorial Park Fields. Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Thursday—June 16 Middletown—2 p.m. Lancers Drum and Bugle Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Corps. Community Center. Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avetiue Pavillion. Memorial Park Fields. Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Red Bank—12-5 p.m.—-Exhibition of Paintings ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. of Regone Pierrankos. Guild of Creative Art. Monday—June 27 ' f Thursday—June 9 . Friday—June 17 Thursday—June 2 Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League baseball. Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Red Bank—7 p.m.—Junior Rifle Club meets at Memorial Park Fields. Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Memorial Park Fields. Fort Monmouth Range. Memorial Park Fields. Red Bank—9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—Invitational State Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game" on Shuffleboard Tournament. Marine Park. Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Field 3, Memorial Park. Red Bank—Learn to Swim Classes. Register at Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Red Bank—6:30 p.ni.—Pony League Baseball r Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. the Parks and Recreation Office. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. *" Middletown—9 a.m.—Playground season opens. Red Bank—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Paintings ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Bayview School, Belford School, Bodman Park, of Regone Pierrankos. Guild of Creative Art. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. s Chanceville Park, East Keansburg School, Ev- Friday—June 3 Friday—June 10 ' ergreen Park, Gordon Court Park, -Harmony Saturday—June 18 - School, Lincroft Park, Hillside Park, Leonardo Red Bank—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Paintings Red Bank—7 p.m.—Junior Rifle Club meets at Fort Monmouth Range. . , Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- School, Navesink School, Waloo Park, Wil- of Regone Pierrankos. Guild of Creative Art ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. mort Park. Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—-Third Exhibition of Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game on Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Field 3, Memorial Park. Middletown—9 a.m.—Tennis Clinics. Bodman Monmouth Museum. "20. Years of Amerjcan_ Corps Dance. Community Center. •_ Park and Navesink Library '. Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Red Bank-^6:30 p.m.—PonyT^ague Baseball Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. Sunday—June 19 Middletown—9 a.m.—Learn to Swim Classes. Red Bank—7 p.m.—Junior Rifle Club meets at Ideal Beach. Fort Monmouth Range. Shrewsbury — 8:30 p.m. — Pastel Portrait Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game on demonstration, "How to Get A Likeness," by ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Middletown—Dusk—Movie. Bodman Park. Field 3, Memorial Park. Robert Young. Guild of Creative Art Members Middletown — 8 p.m. — Middletown Chorus. free, guests $1.00. Monday—June 20 Community Center. Red Bank—6;30 p.m.—Pony League Baseball Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Middletown — 8 p.m. — Middletown Chorus. Middletown—8 p.m.—Economic Development Monmouth Museum. "20 Years- qf American Community Center. Commission. Community Center., Shrewsbury—Red Cross Benefit Luncheon at Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. the Shadowbrook. < Memorial Park Fields. Tuesday-June 28 Saturday—June 11 Saturday—June 4 Tuesday—June 21 Middletown — 2 p.m. — Senior Citizens. Com- Middletown—2 p.m.—Teenage Club. Com- munity Center Middletown—2 p.m.—Teenage Club. Com- munity Center. Middletown—2 p.m. — Senior Citizens. Com- munity Center. munity Center Middletown—Dusk—Movie. Gordon Court Park. Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Red Bank—9 a.m: to 5 p.m.—Invitational State Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Corps Dance. Community Center. Corps Dance. Community Center. Shuffleboard Tournament. Marine Park. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Red Bank—Learn to Swim Classes. Register at Asbury Park—2-5 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank—9 a.m. to 4 p.m.—Red Bank Play- ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. grounds open. Oakland St. School, High School, • the Parks and Recreation Office. , Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Red Bank—8 ajn.—Free tennis instruction for Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Asbury Park—2-5 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Memorial Park. Monday-Friday. Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Red Bank boys and girls. Marine Park Tennis Sunday—June 5 Sculpture, 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Field 3, Memorial Park. Courts. ' Middletown—2 p.m. Lancers Drum and Bugle Red Bank—#30 p.m.—Pony League Baseball Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Corps. Community Center. ^ Sunday—June 12 Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art Asbury Park—7-10 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game on - Asbury Park—2-5 p.m.—Third Exhibition of •Field 3, Memorial Park. Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American Wednesday—June 22 '•• Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. . Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Favillton. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Pony League baseball. ' ture by Bud Natelson, Guild of Creative Art. Memorial Park Field 1. Shrewsbury—4-6 p.m.—Reception to meet Bud Shrewsburj^-12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Natelson, Sculpture. Guild of Creative Art. Corps Dance. Community Center. Wednesday—June 29 MiddIetown-t-2 p.m. Lancers Drum and Bugle Monday—June 6 Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Adult Softball League. Middletown—Dusk—Movie. Ideal Beach. '""" Corps. Community Center. Memorial Park Fields. Asbury Park—2-5 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Middletowr?-8 p.m.—Advanced Square Danc- Middletown—8 p.m.—Lancers Drum and Bugle Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American ing Club. Community Center. Corps. Community Center. Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Thursday—June 23 Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Red Bank—9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—Invitational State Middletown — 8 p.m. rr- Middletown Chorus. Monday—June 13 Memorial Park Fields. Shuffleboard Tournament. Marine Park. .Community Center. '"- - Middletown — 8 p.m. — Middletown Chorus. Middletown — 8 p.m'. — Bayshore Community Red Bank—Learn to Swim Classes. Register at Community Center. Middletown—9 a.m.—Registration starts for Hospital Auxiliary. Community Center. the Parks and Recreation Office. Tennis Clinics. Bodman Park Office. Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball: Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank—8 p.m.^-Choral Concert. Marine Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Memorial Park Fields. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Park. Memorial Park Fields. Middletown—8 p.m.—33rd Birthday Reception Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Adult Softball League. of 1-5-8 Women's Republican Club of Middle- Friday—June 24 Memorial Park Fields. Tuesday—June 7 . <• • town Township. Old First Church Hall, Kings Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League Baseball. Hwy. ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. , ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Memorial Park Fields. Red Bank—7 p.m.—Junior Rifle Club meets at Thursday—June 30 Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Pony League Baseball Tuesday—June 14 Fort Monmouth Range. Middletown—9 a.m.—Handicapped Children's Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. Middletown —2 p.m. —Senior Citizens. Com- Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game on Middletown — 2 p.m. — Senior Citizens. Com- munity Center Field 3, Memorial Park. Program Opening. LincroftV munity Center Middletown—Dusk—Movie. Navesink School. Red Bank—6:15 p.m.—Little League game on Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Pony League Baseball . Red Bank—6:15 p.m. Little League baseball. Middletown—8 p.m—Golf Lesson. Community Field 3, Memorial Park. Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. Center. Memorial Park Fields. Middletown—8 p.m.—Monmouth Model Air- Red Bank—6:30 p.m.—Pony League Baseball Saturday—June 25 Red Bank—Learn to Swim Classes. Register at plane ClUb. Cbmmunity Center. Game on Field 1, Memorial Park. Red Bank—All day Art Festival sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Office. Asbury Park—2-5 p.m.—Third Exhibition of Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- Red Bank Jaycees and Red Bank Parks and Red Bank—8 a.m.—Free tennis instruction for Monmouth Museum. "20 Years of American ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. Recreation Department. Professional and ama- Rumson—10:30 a.m.—Junior League of Mon- teur artists. Marine Park. Red Bank boys and girls. Marine Park Tennis Sculpture. 1946-1966." 5th Avenue Pavillion. Courts. Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- mouth County meeting and picnic at home of Middletown—9 a.m.—Ideal Beach Opening for Mrs. George Williamson, 3 Van Circle. • Season. East Keansburg Shrewsbury—12-5 p.m.—Exhibition of Sculp- ture by Bud Natelson. Guild of Creative Art ture by Bud. Natelson. Guild of Creative Art. This community service is sponsored by the following firms who offer you friendly, courteous service alwaysl

Let any of the 41 MEMBERS of the RED BANK AREA New Jersey Nint Convenient Community Ojjices MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE • Aiburv Pork* Rid lank • Mannqusn • Nirfli Aihiry COMPANY Natural Gas Co. HELP YOU PICK THE RIGHT HOME • Pilr Hsvtn • Helmdil • Irlllli • CtlH N«K • Aw»-Nt»h»w City HMd Olflet: Ml MATTISON AVE., ASIURY PARK •ARK • BID IAMK • MICK TOWM EVERY MEMBER A REALTOR flkjvi-4n FadllllH on* Ixtindtd Hwn at All OHICM ASBURY PARK, N. J. MtmMr Ptfarol Roam Jyihm • Frttral D*p«ll ununnm e»r>trati«i Listed on page 216 of the Yellow Pages 12—Friday, May 27, 1966 Phi Tau Slate Is Installed THE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK - Phi Tau Chap- and Miss Edith Netterman, Red ter Beta Sigma Phi International Bank, corresponding secretary. (Drority installed its new officers The Phi Tau chapter Is open Adult School at a meeting in the home of for membership to girls who are Mrs. Robert Kuhn, 74 Mechanic between 17 and 21, single or St. married, and who have com- Elects Slate They are Mrs. Martin Jack- pleted their high school educa- man, East Keansburg, president; tion. Plans were formulated to Miss Jeannie Fahey, Fair Haven, seek new members and a rush- Of Officers vice president; Miss Dorothy ing program started. A model MATAWAN — Election of offi- Miller, Little Silver, treasurer; meeting for rushees will be held cers was held by the board of Mrs. Kuhn, recording secretary, in the home of Mis6 Janet Lee- the Matawan Community Adult ger, 45 Vista Dr., Little Silver, School at a meeting in, Matawan June 7 at 8 p.m. Regional High School.: Farm Fresh As a service project the chapi- Mrs. Budd Sheesley was ter members will do volunteer elected president; Mrs. F. How- TOMATOES work at the Child Care Center in ard I.loyd, Jr., vice president; Farmingdale. Mrs. Marvin Randolph, record- ASPARAGUS ing secretary; Mrs. Marvin CHURCHWOMEN MEET Smith, Jr., treasurer, and Rev. RHUBARB NEW MONMOUTH - A com David L. Bucci, publicity chair- alto bined covered dish supper by the man. ItGONIA BULK members of the Mary Elizabeth Rev. Mr. Bucci, Mrs. Lloyd GLADIOLUS IULIS Sutphin Guild and Amico Bible and Mrs. Smith are new mem- CALAD1UM PLANTS Class of the Baptist Church was bers of the board. held Tuesday in the" Fellowship A native of Cornwall-on-the- THE NEW Hall. Hudson, Rev. Mr. Bucci was graduated from Bloomfield Col- Mrs. Donald Tshudy was in ege and Seminary, Bloomfield. LUCCARELLI'S charge of the devotional pro- During his student years, he was, gram. active with the youth in Newark* Farm Market Rev, Robert Wright of the ormulating recreation programs Methodist Church, B e I f o r d, Shafte & Waysldt Rd. and organizing basketba.il teams. showed slides of England when He assumed the pastorate of New Shrewsbury he had a pastorate there prior to Bayview Presbyterian Church, 531-1394 coming to the United States. Rev. Mrs. Wade B. Turnock Mrs. John J. Bennett, 3d Mrs. Angelo Mitterando, Jr. Mrs. Edward G. Capraun Cliffwood Beach, Aug. 1, 1962, Donald Scofield was a guest. (The former Alice B. Oakerson) (The former Barbara A. Bunn) (The former Terry Rodriguez) (The former Irene M. Kennedy] and. resides with his wife, Marion, and two pre-school sons. He served on the Anti-Poverty Board in the Township in 1965, PRETTY and is a member of the Juvenile Maytime Brides in Monmouth County Conference Committee. As a picture . . . prtttitr Is Hit picture tfiatt btsn Mrs. Lloyd, mother of three framed by ... Turnpck-Oakerson was held in the Bennett resi- formed the double ring ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Capraun, was best man. William Capraun children „ attending the local dence-in-Qcean-Gatei — in-5tr-Ann!s-Catiiolic Ghureh; at-home— brother— of— the-bride- GrammsjLSchoal.Js a native j>f RED BANK — The marriagi 267R36Wrg b Matawan. She was graduated That Little Old Frame Maker Dr. Bunn gave his daughter in The bride was given in mar- Rev. John M. Crum, Jr., pas- groom, ushered, and James Sny- vows of Miss Alice Bernadetti marriage. She wore a long- riage by her father. She wore der, Keansburg, served as therom the local schools and Wells Oakerson to Wade Byron Tur- tor, officiated at the double ring College, Aurora", N.Y. She' sleeved gown of silk organza ap- a lace-trimmed candlelight Irish ceremony in St. Mark's Episco- ring bearer. nock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jama pliqued with lace and seeded linen floor-length sheath which leaches kindergarten in the Me- Turnock, Little Silver Pkwy pal Church. After a reception in Kinlin's pearls and her triple-tier veil ended in a chapel train, A Lounge, Keansburg, the coupli morial School. LOU COOPER Little Silver, were solemnized ai The bride was given in mar- Mrs. Smith has resided In was held in place by a rhine- crown of matching petals held a Nuptial Mass Saturday hen riage by her father. She wore motored to Washington, D.C 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY stone tiara. her shoulder-length veil. When they return, they will re Matawan for three and one-half in St. James Catholic Church a floor-length white satin long- years. She is a graduate of the Ce-Iebrarit was Rev. William C Miss Patricia Marie Bunn, at Miss Carol Hayden, Port Mon- sleeved gown with a band of side in Costa Court Apartments mouth, was maid of honor. Miss Keyport. Godley Beacom School of Busi- Anderson. A double ring cere- home, was her sister's only at- beaded appliques around the ness, Wilmington, Del., and was tendant., Linda Sohlagenwelth, Keansburg waistline and hemline of the The bride was graduated from mony was included.. was bridesmaid. employed as a secretary by E.I. The bride is the daughter o Terrance P. Bennett, at home, straight skirt. Her fingertip- Middletown Township High DuPont deNemours & Co., Wilm- RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Oak- was best man for his brother. Toni Rodriguez, at home, sis length veil was attached to a School and the Winfred Beauty Academy, Perth Amboy. Sh( ngton, Del. She has been as- (Associated with The Ranney School) erson, 32 William "St. The bride, a graduate of Star ter of the bride, was flower girl. coronet of matching beads. sisting the board during registra- Robert Mitterando, at home Mrs, Walter Betsch, Keyport, was employed by East of Eden Rumson Point Pleasant immediately following the of the Sea Academy, Long : Beauty Salon, Middletown. ion of new students. ceremony, a luncheon reception Branch, is with the New Jersey was best man for his brother was matron of honor. Miss Ger- Announce* was held in the River Housi Bell Telephone Co., Red Barik. S. A. Marshall, Keansburg, ush- aldine Capraun, at home, sister The bridegroom attended Mid- ered. Stephen Bibaud, Carteret, of the bridegroom, was brides- dletown Township High School Club Members Inn, Rumson. Mr. Bennett, who is with W. T. and is employed by J. H. Kelly Supplementary Courses in basic skills for Mr. Oakerson gave his daugh Grant Co., Elizabeth, is a gradu- nephew of the bridegroom, was maid. Win Prizes ring bearer. Four-year-old Denise Pedone, Co., Red Bank. He is a trustei greater success in school and college ter in marriage. She wore a: ate of Tenafly High School. of the Bayshore Moose Lodge, MIDDLETOWN -.' Two mem- Empirenstyled sheath gown o A reception followed in Hazlet, was flower girl. The couple are at home at 29 Richard Cuminsky, Keansburg, Keansburg. bers of the Woman's Club of candlelight iinen trimmed with Fourth Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Beacon Beach Club, Keansburg. Middletown were prize winners 15th Summer Session July 5-Aug. 26 Venetian lace and fashioned witt after a wedding trip to the Po- When they return from Wash- n the arts and crafts competi- a bateau train. Her bouffan cono Mountains, Pa. ington, D.C., they will reside tions held In the recent State veil was held in place by at 15 Nottingham Way, Middle- Convention of the Federated 1. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS matching lace pillbox. town. Announce EngagementsWoman's Clubs of New Jersey in Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening Mrs. John Figaro, Shrewsbury Mitterando-Rodriguez The bride and bridegroom are Atlantic City. This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute was matron of honor for her sis KEANSBURG - Miss Terry graduates of Middletown Town- Mrs. Hugh Porter, chairman of and is'offered at all levels from 7th grade through college. ter. Another sister, Miss Mary Shirley Rodriguez, daughter of ship High School. the club's garden department, Students are grouped according to ability. This course Oakerson, at home, was brides- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rodri- Mrs. Mitterando is employed won a second prize for her flower helps students maid. guez, 15 Nottingham Way, Mid- by The Public Service Electric arrangement, and Mrs. Edson N. Theodore C. Weiland, Shrews dletown, became the bride of and Gas Co., Newark. Conger earned an honorable • to read with speed and comprehension bury Township, was best man Angelo Mitterando, Jr., son of The bridegroom served in the mention for a three-dimensional Ushers were John Figaro iMr. and Mrs. Angelo Mitteran- U.S. Air Force for four years needlepoint picture. • to write grammatically and logically do, Sr., 38 Sunset Ave., Keans- and is employed by The Newark| •Tcrinorease'their knowledge"of vocabulary Shrewsbury, and Robert Mine The club's official delegates to hardt, Eatontown. burg,-Saturday. - News. the convention-were-Mrs. -Neil The bride, a graduate of Rec Rev. Eugene M. Rebeck per- Scotti and Mrs. Edson Ober- This course is very popular with serious students who Bank High School, is employee Kennedy-Capraun lander. Representing individual are anxious to improve their school grades and to obtain as a medical assistant for Rob-Medical Society departments of the club at the maximum preparation for college board and prep school ertson, Wood and Jamison, Rec KEANSBURG - Miss Irene convention were Mrs. Stanley B. exams, Bank. Auxiliary Installs Mary Kennedy, daughter of Mr. Chase, Mrs. Paul K. Giloth, Mrs. and Mrs. George Kennedy, 133 Lars Lonquist, and Mrs. Thomas Mr. Turnock, an alumnus o 1NTERLAKEN - The WomMonmout- h Ave., Port Mon- 2. MATHEMATICS Phillips. Red Bank High School, servec an's Auxiliary to the Monmouth mouth, became the bride of Ed- 1 Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus four years in the U.S. Navy. Hi County Medical Society held its ward George Capraun, here on The final luncheon of the cur- All courses are planned to develop will be graduated from Mon installation and membership tea May 14. rent season will be held in the Navesink Country Club Thursday. • a logical approach to problem solving mouth College in June and wi!Tuesday here in the home of Dr. The bridegroom is the son of • facility in applying mathematical processes logically teach in River Street School in and Mrs. Julio Noguera. September. HygienisU Elect J. RANNEY SCHOOL COURSES Installed were Mrs. Francis Great-Grandmother On their return from a wed Pflum, president; Mrs. Anthony New Officers • in advanced chemistry and advanced biology ding trip to Florida, the coupl Gamito, president-elect; Mrs. Is Party Hostess Miss Carol E. Becker Miss Louise J. Trifilo will live at 4$B Stoney Hill Dr. William Suer, first vice presi- MATAWAN — Susan Semoneit, ATLANTIC CITY — Mrs. Vir- 4. LANGUAGES Eatontown. daughter of Mrs. Jane Semoneit, FAIR HAVEN - Announcement GARDNER, Mass. - Mr. and ginia Regan, Shrewsbury, wa« dent; Mrs. Alfred Shapiro, second is made by Mr. and Mrs. Martin elected president of the New Three 2-hour sessions weekly vice president; Mrs. Virgilio Little St., Matawan, was guest ofj Mrs. Tindaro S. Trifilo, 10 Mont- Becker, 16 Riverlawn Dr., of the vale Rd., announce the engage Jersey Dental Hyglenjsts' As- Bvynctl-Bimn Ciampa, recording secretary; honor at a birthday party given by her 90-year-old great-grand- (engagement of their daughter, ment of their daughter, Miss sociation at its annual state meet- 5. ELEMENTARY COURSES Mrs. John Stockfisch, correspond- Miss Carol E. Becker, to Rich- Louise Jane Trifilo, to George ing here in the Hotel Traymore. RUMSON — Holy Cross Catho ing secretary; Mrs. Edward Kele- mother, Mrs. Reseau Hulsart, in Reading—Three 2-hour sessions weekly lie Church was the setting her< her home, 35 Park Ave., Mata- ardpC. Kram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prussack, Jr., son of Mr. andAmong the officers on the new Arithmetic—Three 1-hour sessions weekly men, treasurer, and Mrs. Vincent Irving Kram of Scarsdale, N. Y.Mrs. George Prussack, Sr., 312slate are Mrs. Barbara Burlew, May 14 for the marriage of Mis DeRosa, financial secretary. wan, in celebration of her fourth All Courses under the supervision of Barbara Anne Bunn to John Jo birthday. Miss Becker, an alumna of Hollie Dr., Belford. Matawan, elected secretary, and seph Bennett, 3d, at a Nuptia Mrs. Louis- Salmon, retiring Rumson-Fair H a v e n Regional Miss Wilma Damiano, Brick RUSSELL G. RANNEY president, welcomed the guest of Attending were Susan Kilegner, A Sept. 4 wedding is planned. Mass. Rev. Francis M. Me Red Bank', Sarah Hulsart, Lau- High School, will receive a bache- Miss Trifilo, a graduate of Town, district IV trustee. (formerly Assoc. Director, NYU Reading Institute) Guinness was ce!eb,rant. A dou honor, Mf?. Marion Fritts, a lor of science degree June 5 from Honored guests were members1 state officer. rence Harbor; Jill and Edward Gardner High School, is a senior ble ring ceremony was included. Potts and Donna Rose, Morgan- the School of Home Economics, at Boston College School of Nurs- of the liaison committee to the . Parents of the bride are D ville; Lynn and Gar Goldate, Su- Syracuse (N.Y.) University ing where she will receive a New Jersey State Dental Socie- Rumson Reading Institute . and'Mrs. Carl EyBunn, 28 Lin TO BE CONFIRMED san Dean, Danny and Diane where she majored in fash- bachelor of science degree in ty, Dr. James Van Nostrand, Red coin Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John J WEST LONG BRANCH -The Smith, Daniel, Richard and Da- ion merchandising. She was vice nursing in June. Bank, chairman; Dr. Robert H. ' 111 Ave. of Two Riven, Rumson, NJ, ' ' Bennett, Jr., 542 East Bayvie' president of her dormitory and Eldridge, Hightstown, and Dr. following will be confirmed at vid Tremper and Bonnie Mr. Prussack is a .graduate of Ave., Ocean Gate, are parents o: the 11 a.m. service Sunday at theGethard, Matawan. • a member of the Standards Coun- Theodore S. Gray, Asbury Park. 842-1650 the bridegroom. cil and Democratic Club. After Middletown TownshipHigh Lutheran Church of the Refor- Also present were Mrs. Semo- School and served four years in Church organist was Mrs. Ray mation: ...... graduation she will take a posi- Transportation available from some areas mbnd Heliker. Immediately a neit, Mrs. Percy Van Brakle, tion as assistant buyer at Dey's the U. S. Navy. He is attending ter the ceremony a receptio; Morna K. Bailey, Carl A. Mrs. Richard Tremper, Mrs. Rob-Department Store, Syracuse. Ne'w 'York Institute of Technolo- Bartnwart, Ilene E. Berich, Lin- ert Goldate, Mrs. William Rose, gy- da K. Berry, Barbara Ann Col- Mrs. Edward Potts and "Mrs. Mr. Kram is an alumnus of lins, Barbara Sue Denegar, Car- Myrtle Oldham. Scarsdale High School and re- Professional Protection to the Fullest ol E. Donnelly, Deborah Evans, ceived a bachelor of arts degree Prevent Parkers Plan Valerie Evans, Dolores Forcina, from Syracuse University, He is STORK SHOWER currently attending the graduate Chouider Sale, Lunch Thomas "A. Johnson, Sherry L." MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. George| Macpherson, Gregory/ D. Martin- Maxwell SchoDl of Political Sci- LEONARDO — The birthdays Walker, Jr., Pinehurst Ave., Port ence, Syracuse University. son, Kirk K, Nielsen, Erich A. Monmouth, was honored at a of Mrs. Peter Arata and Mrs. FURS Neumayer, Margaret C. Oswald, surprise stork shower given by Miss Becker is the granddaugh- Jean Schwartz were celebrated Robert L. Oswald, Thomas M. her sister-in-law Mrs. Richard ter of Mrs. A. William Hirsch, 123 at the Brevent Park and Shirk, Richard F. Sorrentino, Bagley in her home at 22 Har-Pinckney Rd., Little Silver and Leonardo fire company May 23 and David L. Sosnoskie, and Peggy vard St. Co-hostess was Mrsth.e late Mr. Hirsch, and of Mr. They received, gifts from their Ann Wayrynen. Thomas Welch, 93 Lincoln St. and Mrs. Morris Becker, 85 Cath- secret pals. erine St., Red Bank. Mr. Kram A clam chowder sale is planned Winter Garments is the grandson of Mrs. Herman for June 3 from 11 a.m. until B. Levine of Atlsntic Beach, L.I,, p.m. in the fire house on Center Expertly Gleaned and the late Mr. Levine. Ave. THE Summer activities will include and DARtoMeet a covered dish luncheon in July and a tricky-tray party in Tomorrotc August. Vault Stored FREEHOLD - Mrs. Frank E. Weeden, and Mrs. Georgie A. Cal- HONOR PAST PRESIDENT Moths, beetles, and other summer dangers can lahan will be hostesses at tomor- FREEHOLD — Mrs. H. Fred play havoc with your beautiful furs and win- row's meeting of the Monmouth JGroman, Englishtown, was hon- ter garments. Only full professional protection Court House Chapter, Daughters ored at a past president's dinner Show off, cool off with and export care in our vaults can assure extra TRADITION of the American Revolution, at 2in the.American Hotel by the seasons of loveliness. Give yourself more closet p.m. Elks Auxiliary. room and give garments insured safety . . • Mrs. Frank C. Gordon will Mrs. Harry Carter, chairman CANVAS AWNINGS Everything beautifully finished and re- Brighten Up the Day for a Con- turned in the Fall. send everything to us for a carefree summer. present a book review on "Smug- of the affair on behalf of the or- Pick a pretty pastel, a vivid Every garment is dry cleaned, vault- valescent like a ray of sunshine, gler's Woods" by Dr. Arthur D. ganization, presented Mrs. Gro- solid, or a gay fun-loving stripe. stored on individual hangers. PAY NOTHING 'TIL FALL flowers enter a sickroom, bring- Pierce. man with a gift and a bouquet o Let us fashion it into an awning A bus trip is planned for June flowers. Nineteen other mem ing their own special kind of 18 to visit the locale of the book bers attended. style just right for your home. warmth and cheer, Their beau- in Salem County. Buses will leave Then sil back and enjoy the coolest summer ever—free from ty and fragrance tell a tick at 9 a.m. and will return at, Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- FILL A BOX 6:30 p.m. I ister Classified. hot, glaring sunlight and soar- friend that you think of him and STORAGE FOR WOOLENS Ing temperatures, Call us for a wish him a quick recovery. free estimate on the best-look- * All the family woolens you can fit into Serving the needs ing, custom-tailored canvas our giant box. 95 awnings in town *• Vault storednjill summer on hangers of the traveling public of * Insurance protection up to $100 3 PER * Pay nothing 'til fall BOX Phone 7471832 Monmouth & Ocean Counties. Plus Usual Cleaning Charges STANDARD NORTH JERSEY SHORE TRAVEL AGENTS ASSN. American Travel Agency Lawlour Travel Agency AWNING CO. LAUNDRY & 775-8100 842 - 2227 Est. 1927 LITTLE SILVER Aibury Park Travel Servic* O'Donnall Travel Agency DRY CLEANING -IMPERIAL A of course 775-0050 741 - 5080 C. MORALLER, Prop. OCEANPORT AVE. 1 Caroll Travel i Pleasant Travel Service 5 899-5300 741-06% Legal Secretaries Hold THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, May 27, 1966^13 Hard-Working Wives Installation Ceremonies LONG BRANCH - The Moiv kin, Long Branch, program; 6 mouth Legal Secretaries Associ- Mrs. Caroline Duncan, Matawan, Earn PTH' Degrees ation held its installation cere- chapter chatter; Mrs. Patricia monies at a dinner meeting here A. Lund, Matawan, publicity, and NEWARK — Five Monmouth S. J. House, wife of Dean House, in the Ilvento's West End Manor. Mrs. Marjorie Suliivan, Fair Ha- County women will be among 124 who is NCE's dean of' students. Seated were Mrs. Rosemary ven, sunshine. wives of students at Newark Col- For most wives, the program Strong. Asbury Park, who was Miss Bressler, Mrs. Strong and lege of Engineering tn be honored will climax eight year.s or more re-elected president; Mrs. Helen Mrs. Hains were presented per- at a "ladies day" program Sun- of college study by their Slover, Keansburg, vice presi- fect attendance awards. Mrs. day afternoon. husbands. Most of NCE's mar- dent; Mrs. Barbara Wortley, Hains, one of the delegates to Highlight of the 16th annual ried students attend the evening Brielle, treasurer; Miss Greta the state convention, announced event is the awarding of honor- division and support their fami- Watkins, Asbury Park, re-elect- that the Monmouth chapter won ary "Ph.T" degrees to the ladies lies with daytime jobs. ed recording secretary; Mrs. first place in the history book as a reward for their work in The Ph.T. degree reads: Cleo Zizos, Ocean Township, cor- award. It will be placed in com- "putting hubby through" the col- "Newark College of Engineering responding secretary, and Mrs. petition at the national conven- confers upon (the recipient) the Ruth Bauxbaum, Oakhurst, gov- lege. tion in Louisville, Ky., in July. honorary degree of Ph.T., certi- ernor. Each of the wives will receive RACE TRACK GUEST — a bouquet of flowers and a fying that she is a graduate from Among the 39 members and the trial and tribulation of putting guests at the event was Leo Actress Lea Remick, star of parchment diploma acknowledg- ing her contribution as a textbook her husband through Newark Col- Weinstein, judge of the Juvenile Navy Man th» Broadway hit, "Wait Until lege of Engineering and is en- and Domestic Relations Court of widow. Dark," will h» honored on Among those to be cited are titled to all ttie rights and priv- Monmouth County, who installed ileges thereunto appertaining." the officers. His secretary, a opening day at Monmouth Mrs. Addie Loew of 3 Chestnut Dr., Matawan; Mrs. Eileen A. member of the chapter, is Mrs. Marries In Park, June 3. Miss Remick Ham Hains, Manasquan, presi- Cameron of 26 Daniel Dr. and will male* »n appaaranc* in DINNER RESERVATIONS dent-elect of the National Asso- Mrs. Arlene Feller of 70 Hialeah MATAWAN - Reservations are ciation of Legal Secretaries. Mrs. Connecticutthe winn.r'j circle) after ths Ave., both of Middletown; Mrs. still available for the installa- Strong's employer, Asbury Park running of the fourth race, Penelope G. Husson of River- tion dinner of the Rosary Altar attorney Acenzio R. Albarelli, BRISTOL, Conn.—Miss Dolores side Ave. Red Bank, and Mrs. which it being named in her Society of St. Clement's Catholic wag among the gueste. Judge Ann Cercone, daughter of Mrs. Joan M. Thorpe of 104 Washing- Church, scheduled for Thursday, Weinstein and Mr. Albarelli each Ann R. Cercone of this place, honor, and will present a tro- ton St., Rumson. in Buttonwood Manor. spoke briefly commending the and the. late Louis A. Cercone, phy to the winning jockey. Mrs. Thorpe is one ot nine Further information may be work of the organization. was married here Monday to wives who will receive special obtained from Mrs. Gregor Asb- Anthony Joseph Allocca, Jr., son Mrs. Strong named the board mention at the program for their journ or Mrs. Charles Tyrell. members for 1966-67. They are of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Al- efforts in raising particularly Mrs. Marjorie Biel, Matawan locca, Si., 3315 Rt. 33, Neptune, Celebrate large families while their hus- historian; Miss Regina Brom- N. J. bands were engaged in study. KNITTING berg, Keyport, parliamentarian; Rev. Ronald J. Genua offici- Mrs. Thorpe has raised four Mrs. Slover, membership; Mrs. ated at the ceremony in St. Anniversary boy? and two girls during her CLASSES Anthony's Catholic Church. After husband's career. NOW STARTING iylvia_ Bressler, Belmar, ways WEST KEANSBURG — Mr SKEWERED AND BROILED with gfsen pepper, onion and bacon, chicken livers are a areception-«t Pins J/alley Coun- The "diplomas" will be con- na" means; Mrs, Vera DowrF 5n3~Mrs. ^Vineent-Forgione,- tasty addition to an outdoor meal. kontt, Neptune, legal education; try Club, Southington, the couple frecrby Mrs-William-Hazell, Fleur de Lis Yarns South Laurel Aver/ celebrated E. M«iiT SfT Holmdol— Mrs. Myrtle Hoyr, Long Branch, left for a trip to San Francisco. rife of Dr. Hazell, dean and vice their 25th wedding anniversary 944.84W employment; Miss Susan Lubet- From there they will go to Guam, ncirlnnt rJ tho rnii DP and Mrfi Qilding the Lily where they will live while Mr. Sunday. Allocca is stationed at a Navy Rev. Eugene M. Rebeck of- Day-Brightener base. ficiated at the ceremony "before the noon Mass in St. Ann's Cath- The bride wore a gown of silk SALESLADY olic Church, when the couple re- Printed Pattern crepe trimmed with ribbon, and Chicken Livers, Patio-Style newed their wedding vows. Mr. a pearl pillbox headpiece, NEEDED TO FILL A FULL TIME POSITION IN A and Mrs. Salvatore Baldi, New secured to her veil. By CECILY BROWNSTONE wheat or rice, is an excellent 4 small green peppers ark, members of the original bri PRESTIGE TYPE STORE IN THE RED BANK Associated Presj Food Editor accompaniment. And so are a 5 white onions Miss Susan Jane Humphrey, da] party, witnessed the cere Bristol, was maid of honor. Miss AREA. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS WHO'S READY to start re- tossed green salad and a loaf 8 slices bacon mony. Theresa Fiorillo, also of Bristol, hearsing for outdoor cookery? of crusty garlic bread. When red- 4 fourteen-inch skewers A communion breakfast and was bridesmaid. , . . SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY One of the best ways to begin ripe tomatoes are abundant, you 2 tablespoons lemon Juice champagne party was held in the Is to try some recipes, for might like to serve these, too, to Vt cup butter Best man was Thomas Perry, couple's home for the family and . . . STATE QUALIFICATIONS TO BOX I-M skewered foods in the broiler of eat out of hand or sliced and 1 teaspoon leaf tarragon West Keansburg, N. J., cousin of close friends. your indoor range. After that, marinated in an olive-oil and Salt the bridegroom. Ushers were ... THE DAILY REGISTER I A reception was held In Buck mark those recipes you j>articu- wine-vinegar dressing. Freshly ground pepper Louis Palazzo, Southington, and Smith's restaurant for 100 guests larly admire with a big star and One direction in this recipe Rinse and thoroughly dry the Paul Tonon, this place, cousins in the evening. use them later when you cook we'd like to emphasize. Don't chicken livers on paper toweling. of the bride. on the patio grill. jairl the squares of bacon too Cut the livers in half, removing The bride was graduated from The former Catherine Tenor Here's a good recipe to start dose to the next ingredients on center membrane. St. Anthony's High School here, and Mr. Forgione, residents ol you off. It calls for popular and the skewers or the bacon won't Cut green peppers In half; re- and attended Becker Junior Col- Newark, were married Iff St. Roc widely available chioken livers, crisp. move stem end and seeds; cut lege, Worcester, Mass. She was co's Catholic Church, Newark broiled shish-kebab style. The The onion, used according to each half in four quarters. employed as a secretary at Hart- They have resided in West Kean: Salved chicken livers are alter- the directions given here, will iRemove ends from onions and ford Group Insurance. burg for 19 years, and are th< nated on big skewers with green be crisp. If you like your onions peel. Cut into lengthwise quar- Mr. Allocca is an alumnus of parents of Mrs. David Terrwilli- DAY CAMP pepper, onion and bacon — and softer — and some people do — ters. Neptune High School and attend- ger, 41 Thorne PI., West Keans Just to gild the lily, there's a parboil them before quartering Cut each bacon slice into ed Murray (Ky.) State College. burg, and Vincent J. Forgione, 14, a student in Croydon Ha' basting sauce concocted of lemon, and using. fourths making "squares." On each skewer, thread the Academy, Atlantic Highlands butter and tarragon. PATIO-STYLE Mr». Alvin Walling food — close together but with- They have three grandchildren What to serve with these CHICKEN LIVERS Entertains for Club Christine, Michael and David. livers? Pilaff, made from cracked 1 pound chicken livers out jamming — in this order: Onion quarter, bacon square, 40th YEAR HAZLET — Mrs. H._Afvin Wal- Mr. _Forgione_is_ employed I liver hall, green pepper square. ling, Holmdel Rd., was hostess Sun Oil Co., Newark. Under Same Owner! Repeat, using the remaining in- to the Friendship Club at her Short's Original Day interior designs gredients in the same order. home Tuesday night, the presi- Camp , . . Country'' Heat together the lemon juice, dent is Mrs. Louise Pruden. Mrs. AWARDED $175 FoMmoit III bpcrltnc* butter and tarragon. Approvid Mombor Hudson D. Carhart will enter- FORT MONMOUTH - Mrs Aimrltan Camping Au'n Place skewers on broiler rack tain the group at her home on Susan A. Holmes, 400 South St 3 to 6 inches from the heat in a Rt. 35 for the June meeting. Brielle, an employee of the Armj Nationally j Living room, dining room, den; family gas broiler, 8 to 9 inches from Guests were Mrs. Leon Wal- Electronics Command, has beer Recognized Pioneer the heat in an electric broiler. lace, Mrs. Howard Porter, Mrs. awarded $175 for her suggestior room, bedroom or complete interiors. Broil 7 to 10 minutes on each Leon Matthews and Mrs. Robert that resulted in adoption by th Directly On the side, basting with lemon-butter Havens. Members attending Military Traffic Management ani Cool Ocean mixture. To serve, sprinkle with were Mrs. Roelif H. LeRoy, Terminal Service of a revlsei salt and freshly ground pepper; Interior Designs, Mrs. Carhart, Mrs. Pruden, Mrs. car record lorm. ' 643 OCEAN AVENUE WEST END spoon over remaining lemon- Gussie Roselle, Mrs. William S. Counseling & Planning butter mixture. Makes 4 servings. Holmes, Mrs. Russe-H Smith, The award presentation was • SPECIALISTS IN SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS • Service Note: The broiling direction Mrs. Dyson Woodhouse, Mrs. made by Lt. Col. Cecil E. Daniels, Tm "Humming camp" with 1 SALT WATER POOLS is a general one — adjust it to Thomas Ratihbone and Mrs. As- transportation officer for the • Now Instructional PMI • Olympic Sin Pool • Chlldrtni PMI suit your own range and tastes Race from home base to stores bury Walling, Electronics Support Command, PMll CHLORINATED lor Anurtd GERM-FREE Protection Call 774-7400 We like to broil these skewered o pool in a streamlined skimmer. who also gave Mrs. Holmes a pin Private Beach On Premises denoting 20 years' service. DiUy 'til 6, Wed. ( frl. 'HI 9 chicken livers close to high heat ou'll love it 'cause it's the cool- CELEBRATE NINTH Baseball—Basketball ' just long enough to have them est thing next to nothing at all. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mr. Football—Track and Other 3209 Sumtl AM. 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Fair Haven Regional from the 3 tussle is slated for next Wednes- NJSIAA state baseball tourna- day and CBA's game at St. Rose A throwing error by A s h 1 e y ment for the second straight year was canceled. Bell, Rumson-FH pitcher, who al- Are Tomorrow Highland Park scored twice in lowed only four hits, helped yesterday, registering a narrow RED BANK - The Greater Red Bank Jaycees will 2-1 win at Peddie School's dia- the bottom half of the six* inning Highland Park to its two sixth- sponsor the annual Junior Olympics tomorrow, starting at mond. to overcome a 1-0 Rumson-FH inning runs. Tom Fertig opened 11 a.m. at Red Bank High School's athletic field. In the only other action, Mater lead and gain the NJSIAA Cen the inning with a single and Nate Open to boys and girls 10 to 18 years old from Red , Dei rallied to down Henry Hud- trail Jersey Group 2 sectional Staphenson then put down a sacri- Bank, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Fair Haven and Rumson, ; son, 4-3. game against Shore Regional, fice bunt. Bell went to second on the event qualifies winners for the state championships at Three games weren't played. which advanced to the final by the play and Fertig was safe on a i Peddle School, Hlghtstown, June 25. Local winners will Middletown Township's game at downing Southern Regional of wide throw. A passed ball then ' receive medals, while all entrants will receive official I Long Branch will be played Manahawkin, 11-5. Only four allowed Fertig to come all the : Junior Olympic certificates. [ either tomorrow or next Tues- teams were entered in the divi- way around to score and Stephen- \ Chairman of the event is Byrd W. Walker. \ day, Freehold Regjonal's home sion. Highland Park also ousted son raced to third. Jim Caiantoni then drove him home with the winner with his second straight BOARD OF EDUCATION DINES ATHLETES — Red Bank Board of Education last single. night honored athletes, band members, cheerleaders, etc. Monte Irwin, right, former Rumson-FH's single run in the New York Giants outfielder, congratulates, left to right, Pat Geroni, Richard Mosca Gabriel Signs With AFL? fifth came when Tim Ryan was and Don Steel. Steel was awarded the most improved athlete award which was pre- safe on an error, went to second OAKLAND, Calif (AP) - The! 'ete Gogolak by the NFL's New At the same time the 28-year- 58 points, followed by Gordie on Jeff Miller's single and scored sented by Superintendent of Schools Dr. Robert C. Hoops. Senior Key awards were Oakland Raiders of the American ork "Giants. old champion from New York Howe, Detroit's veteran right on a wMd pitch. There were no preiented to graduating athletes and tb.e Buccaneer Boosters presented huge maroon Football League said last night General manager Scotty Stir- said he intends to keep up his winger, with 24 points. outs at the time. Nicholas got out blankets decorated with a big white "R". Irwin related his experiences in baseball they had signed Roman Gabriel, ng of the Raiders said Gabriel fight to retain the welterweight Hull, who scored 54 goals and of the inning by throwing out quarterback for the Los An- igned a three-year contract with crown. a record-breaking 97 points last Miller at the plate on M Brigh- and told a few stories abtout his ex-roommate, Willie Mays. geles Rams of the rival National in additional one-year option Gil Clancy, Griffith's co-man- season, is the first player to win ton's slow grounder to the mound Football League, to a 1967 con- .londay in Oakland, agreeing to ager, said he is negotiating for a two straight Hart trophies since and striking out Bob Friscda and tract. Jay for the AFL team starting defense of the 147-pound division Howe did it in 1956-57 and 1957- Doug Hamill. The announcement further 1967. Other terras were not crown against Philadelphia's 58. Mater Dei, which scored once escalated the war between the innounced. Stan "Kitten" Hayward in Sep- in «h« first, tallied three times in CBA Trackmen Whip two leagues, coming just days If the Raiders get Gabriel, he tember at Las Vegas, Nev. Pott Leads on 64 the fifth to edge Henry Hudson, after reports that AFL teams rill be the first NFL star to be OKLAHOMA CITY - Johnny scorer of one in the first and a were trying* to' raid NFL Hubs fifed away by the younger league Hull Named MVP Pott, a tour veteran from Gul pair in the second frame. Frerfi' In retaliation for the signing of i the current battle. MONTREAL - Bobby Hull, Hills, Miss., seared the Quail man Bill Collins, who relieved The Raiders' announcement Chicago's Golden Jet who Creek golf and country club Joe Gentile and went the final allowed by hours the Rams' an- smashed Rocket Richard's one- course with a record-tying eight- 5 2-3 innings on the mound to Seraphs for 6th, 81-45 louncement that Gabriel had season goal scoring record, was under-par 64 for i four-stroke post the victory, o p e n e d the Craig Canfield (pole vault and CBA (SI) — M«lrr Dpi («) igned with them for 1966. named winner yesterday of the lead yesterday in the $57,000 Seraphs' big fifth, reaching Bret » LINOROFT — Unbeaten Chri IM-ard. dash — 1. Tony Bevacqnl Neptune Hart Memorial Trophy as the Oklahoma City Open GoU Tourna- tlan Brothers Academy won al high jump), Joe LTtz (high hurdles (ORA), 2. L&Mura (MS). 3. Paulina on an error. Mike Russo's single (CBA). Time: :I0.8. Griffith-Archer Bout National Hockey League's Most ment. but three events in polishing of and long jump) and Tony Be- and a fielder's chofce on George IM-jd. da«h—1. Jim Barnacle (CBA), NEW YORK - Emile Griffith Valuable Player for the second In second place with 686 were Mater Dei, 81-45, for its sixth vie vacoui (100 and low hurdles) !. LsMura (MD), 3. Faullnn (CBA) Warrack's grounder then loaded Tim*: ;!3.». promised Joey Archer a shot at straight year. amateur Craig Metz, Bruce Dev- tory In track and field yester were double winners for the Colts. 410-yd. daah — 1. Kay Awribtcl the bases before Joe Discavage'g day. Cartfield cleared an excellent 12 single drove home two nins, War- (MI(MIDD . TTlmnl : 5II:5I.I)). and yesterday he made good voting by hockey writers, and Carding 69 were Tony Lema' feet, 6 inches to win the pole HHO-yd. run—1 Bob Kulblck (MI», I. T& ending Up on third on His uRoU (CHA): 3. MCHMVW (OBA). by agreeing to take on the slick broadcasters in the league's six Texas Open winner Harold Hen- vault, edging Seve Dudick of Ma- Ime: !:02.8. plVy. Bob PMpott's sacrifice fly boxing New Yorker at Madison cities. Jean Beliveau of the Mon- ning; Johnny Allen and Lou Gra- ter Dei and CBA's Gene Field, Mile—1. Mauririi Malonry (CBA), J. to Center followed and brought Memorial Weekend Or«» . 3. Velarwiert (CBA). Titlists Square Garden, July 13. ham. treal Canadians was second with who both cleared 12 feet. Dudick Time: (:«,;. home Warrack with the winning A TmMniie— I. Pat McDonouth (DBA), took second on fewer misses. 2. Wain (MD), 3. Hard; (MD). Tlmei Neptune wrapped up the Shore run. Combination Mater Dei Is now 9-2 on the "0:38.4. Conference GoU League cham- lSI-j-d, hljh hurdlei - 1. Joe tjli Henry Hudson scored in the season. CBA), !. 0'Brlpn 1MB), 3. flanllte pionship yesterday, edging Mid- first on Curt An&pach's single 1MD1. Time: :15.6. dietown Township, 3-2, for its AUTO RACES 180-ydIROyd. low hordleude i — 11. Beraqiil that drove home Bob Maters, who Neptune's home meet against (OBA), :. O'Brlpn (MD), 3. Flood 10th league win in as many out- who efso had singled and (CBA). Tim*: J Ocean Township and St. Joseph's SShoh t put—1. Lou ("apple (CBA), 3. ings. moved around on an infield out. SAT., MAY 28-8 p.m. John.™, (CBA). 3, Sorrenllno (CBA: Coach Walt MiscMer's Fliers, of Toms River was put off until Dliiancn: M'6H". Mater Dei tied it up In the bot- SUN., MAY 2M p.m. l)l«eu»—1. Frank DeLoclt (CBA). Z. 17-2 over-all, won .the match on tom half of the frame on a walk next Thursday. Johnson (OBA). 3. Franell (MD). Dis- total strokes by a seven-shot tance: 131'HW". to Jim Harkins after three bases Javelin—1. firer rennell , !, on an error and Larry Murray Thomas won the long Jump and led all players with a 37, rallied Jim Hoffman, Parkir Bohn, Bill I'll (CBAI, X Hanlkn (MD). Height: walked to load the bases. A field- Chivollir, Jack Hart, Don stivii and 220 for Asbury Park, while Ron Sit" Cllrst place dtcldrd on fewer ona Middletown point and fourth many, many «th«r». Topping off the er's choice scored the first run Bisti copped the sliot put ni JJump—1. CtUUl (CBA), 3. KulblcKulblck man Steve Parsett won the other night It a H-lop Novln ftatura, plui and before Gil Ventimiglia's sacrifice qualifying htatl anil canlolation discus for Long Branch. (»n». 3. Flew (CBA). Distance with a 42. tvtnh. 19 lOv^. fly brought in the second. Middletown also- met Central Regional and posted a 3-1 record Rumaon-FH (I) I Hlihiaid^PirinS) SUNDAY'S SHOW AB R H | AB R H Dodgers Lead Rumson League to a 10-1 league record. Neptun« HamllUr 3 0 0 1 »rtlg 3b 3 1 1 Ed "Dutch" Schotfftr, Ltn Duncan, still has to meet Lakewood, but Galbavy,3b 3 0 0 1 Steph'son.c 2 I " Booby AIMrff Johnny Cay and many RUMSON—The Dodgers, boast- of recreation director Bob Olshan Sanborn.ss 3 0 0 Rausch.cf 3 0 othtrs going N lapt In tfioso rod- even if tlhe Fliers lost and fin- Vetlerl.cr 3 0 01 Nihman.lr 3 0 hot Offyi gnd Fordi of tho ARDC ing a 3-0 record, hold the lead and assistant Walter Spillane. Bell.p 3 0 0 1 Caiantoni sj 3 0 (Amtrtcan Racing Drlvtrt Club). in the eight and nine year-old They are being assisted by Bob ished with the same record at Ryun.c 3 111 R.R'b'ltz.lti 3 0 Two moro big foahiroi — A amp Middletown, they'd win the title Mlller.lb 3 0 1 I J.R'bl'ltz.rt 2 0 Novlc* Stock Car main wont and baseball league sponsored by the Harding, Herb Schumann, Basi Dicker.pr 0 0 01 NlcrioUs,p 2 0 ttiMo popular forolgn compact! — Rumson Recreation Commission. Petach, John Shea, Bob Theri- for winning the matdi against Brlght'n,2b 3 0 1 Pino,2b 3 0 1' Anglla, vw'i, Datiuni, oitd othon Middletown. Frlicla.rf 2 0 0 I on Wall Sladlum'i high-bonked ma Second in the four-team league, ault, Jeff Judge, Jim Nagle, Pete cadom iptedwayt Rowett, Jim Nolan, Ray Kelly, In yesterday's other action, 29 1 3) 22- 2 4 which plays circuit contests Satur- Rumaon-FH „ ....000 010 0—1 day mornings at Peter Piking Frank Cermak and Carmen Par- Christian Brothers Academy Highland Pirk 000 002 x-2 Rock Field and inter-squad games di. whipped Shore Regional, 8-0, and Wednesday evenings, are the Long Branch downed Runwon- HONORED ATHLETES — Pete Tuck, second from left, and Jay Nauden, second Yankees with a 2-1 mark. The Rumson Recreation Commis. Fair Haven, 3-1. Tourney Tilts WALL STADIUM Tigers have a 1-2 mark and 0-3 from right, were among 90 Monmouth Regional High School athletes honored last slon's summer program will hold *Nfptmie (17-2) on the season are the Mets. MfddlKown (9-M) 10 night at the school's third annual varisty banquet at the V/illowbrook Inn, Fair Ha- RT. 34 BELMAR registration June 27-28. Laltiwood (M) S Slated Monday Ninety-eight boys are playing Wall (8-HI 8 ven. Tuck won letters in football and baseball, while Nauden was a letter-winner in B«l B»nk (4-4) 4 WEST LONG BRANCH-The in the league, under the direction Tom» River 4 baseball and basketball. Horace Ashenfelter, left, a gold medal winner in the 3,000- first round of the third annual BrlPk («•») ...- — 5 Central (4-7-1) 3 meter steeplechase in the 1952 Olympics, was guest speaker. Lt. Col. Ralph N. Monmouth College Invitational Bulldogs Post Hmry Hudson (3-11) . I Uinr Branch (48) Z Cone, right, was the dinner chairman. Senior Ed Kennedy, a letter-winner in football, High School Baseball Tourna- Ft. Inch (1-8-1) 1 ment will be completed Monday GET THE JOB DONE! .... o Kuimon-FH (1-8) basketball and baseball, was named the winner of Monmouth Regional High School with a doubleheader on the CALL MANPOWER FOR GENERAL LABORERS 4-1 Net Win •Champion. RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Ha- w Booster Club Scholarship, worth $250. The award goes each year to the most deserv- sponsoring school's diamond. YARDS • CELLARS • ATTICS CBA -...15 In the first game, starting at ven Regional High and Rosalie Shore 13 ing senior athlete of outstanding character and personal traits, and who plans to furth- LANDSCAPING • WAREHOUSE, ETC. Asnury Park 13 11 a.m.,..sixth-seeded Rumson- Park, two schools who'll be mem Ocean Twp - . 9 er his education. Kennedy plans to enter Boston University this fall to major in physi- .Fair Haven Regional (KM-1) Quick Call—Low Hourly Rate Freehold 5 bers of the new Garden State HI. R»»e cal education. meets third-seeded Southern Conference next-year, met in ten- Freehold Regional (13-3). In the second game, scheduled to MANPOWER, INC. nis yesterday with RumsoniFTH So. Freehold . talcing a 4-1 decision. start at 2 p.m., defending cham- 4' WEST FRONT STREET RED BANK (at Beacon HUD pion Shore Regional (17-3), Neptune 3, Mlddletom 1 It was the third victory In 10 .Middletown 3, Central 1 Nine-Tilt Opening Slate •which Is second-seeded this FOR DETAILS CALL TODAY—842-4343 Neptune matches for the Bulldogs, Rosalie RUM Willlni year, wiU face fifth-seeded Park is 2-9 in Its first varsity Dennln Walters Freehold Regional (11-3). Dick Duvls season. - Steve Yoonr Harmon FII (4) — Rowllg Park (1) Temperature rather than light Sllnrlen For Jersey Shore League For the Rob Hru.Va (R,FH) d. Allan Ksp. influences many physiological ton.-14. d-3. Faul n>( RED BANK — Seven teams, in- Spillane, who guided the team to star, returns intact and will be processes in plants. For instance, Tom Slender (R-FH> d. Georie BaJ Kevin Flynn cluding defending champion Red the league title for the past five boosted by the addition of 'Joe Iry. 0-1, 02. Steve Parsell corn will grow at night if the first time anywhere Rich Dillon (HP) d. Rich Aaron. «-3, Bank Tire and a newcomer, Red seasons. , Elliott and Mike Miner, former weather is warm enough to, en- Bank's Reds, open the 1966 Jer- iou DeGeorge, former Provi- Lakewood High School southpaw. Doublet Central large and elongate cells. a Aaron-Tiro-npy 1)rim-sl*r (H-KH) sey Baseball League season with dence College captain, at second ete Ernit-Tooj Temmro, J.3, «3. Kemp ...... 38 CkarlM SfcaWeremr -Tyree (R-FH; Mike Monaa nine-game schedule over the base,, and heavy- hitting first d. Ko(iT Cu».Ed DMICCD, 83. §U Kteve Msrtli .. security program (•BIT Cr&mpton ong weekend. baseman John Bland are Red Mater Del OH) — Henry Hoium (!V Games are slated for Saturday Bank's only returning infielders Mater Del it 5 p.m., Sunday doubleheaders with the retirement of Gill and MEMORIAL DAY Mann-Schaeffer Dave Wlltencheln H (0 for your car Tom Flck '.. 4a (Z it 1 p.m. and Friday nights un- Gruca, but Spillane has another Jim Hammond 41 (S ler the lights at Fort Monmouth heavy hitter, Greg Hansen, Wag- Duel Continues Al Terry 61 (I Slew Nolan Ji (j at 8 o'clock. Manasquan and Red ner College's Larry Miraldi and WEEKEND SALE OLD BRIDGE - Johnny Mann, Jim Schnlli 50 «H) Bank Tire open the night sea- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Henrr HudKn Ronkonkoma, N.Y., midget ca Tom Fetrafllft ..._ „ 3ft (3 son at Fort Monmouth next Fri- High ace Fred Sanbqrn to (ill the COLONIAL MAHOGANY campaigner, wrll be afforded i Jack .Ahem : 54 (n JMf Sloll si (0 day. infield gaps. third "ohance" of the season to- John Fluher __• SB (0 Games listed tomorrow include Terry Crowley, Long Island Un- Bob Horn _ BJ ID DUTCH DOORS FRONT DOORS night to upset the -hottest driver Jay Key»er — 60 < y, Middletown A.C. at Belmar, Holy iversity star, and Al Fantuzzi, in the Eastern states midget car Family (Union Beach) at Mana- • 2-6x6-8 • 3-0x6-8 CBA (8) — Shore Re(. 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Mikkelsen saved the tri- Little umph for starting pitcher Steve Blass. Timetable Tim McCarver's bases-loaded BREED Leagues By THF. ASSOCIATED PRESS angle climaxed the Cards' last- Atlenplnachers ditch rally. Dick Ellsworth had Afghan Hounds SENIOR LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Airedale Terrleri W Pet. W Pet. Be. held the Cards to six hits and AISAkan Malamutes Be. had a 2-0 lead provided by By- Auatr&Ilu Terriers San Francisco 27 .659 Cleveland ...25 .714 Basoijis ron Browne's two-run homer in Basset Hoondl Houston 23 .575 Detroit .21 .583 VA 1 he fifth. Bob Gibson was the Beatles . Senators - -.. -...0 .575 ...21 .583 VA BnHlnitcn Terrlen LITTLE LEAOTJB Los Angeles 2J Baltimore winning pitcher. BHclan Tervaren Pittsburgh ...20 .541 California .19 .514 7 Bloodhounds W Bnrdpr Terriers Wildcats ».«...„.-». 6 Cincinnati .....18 .514 Minnesota ...17 .500 5-Run Rally Borwl ratkers 4 Runbton ».— _™ ~~ 3 Philadelphia 18 .500 Chicago .16 .457 The Indians broke a 3-3 tie Boston Terriers _..! : Z_!J ..16 with a five-run rally in the Bauvltra des Fludres Traveler! ,.. .,_»__ 3 Atlanta ...19 .452 New York .444 Boxers Jett __ 0 .444 r 19 ninth, highlighted by Chuck Hin- Bulldogs St. Louis ..:...-...!« ashington .432 Butimastlfis PIONEER LK4OUE New York 13 .4111 oston 15 22 .40511 ton's two-run single. Jim Nor- Cairn Terrier W .278 12 thrup slammed a two-run homer Bui Terrleri VoUs .-...3 Chicago -10 ansas City 13 22 .371 CbUiasUiuM (Long coftt) Tigers Yesterday's Results Yesterday's Results lor the Tigers. Chihuahuas (Smooth Colt) Rams '.."...I Rico Petrocelli homered and rhoir Chow Bears San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0, •oston 7, Minnesota 2 Collies (Rough and Smooth) VaUents 14 innings - Earl Wilson pitched his fifth Dachshunds (Longhaired. Beavers laltlmore 7, Chicago I victory for Boston. Wilson al- Smooth and Wrehuid) St. Louis 3, Chicago 2 JDN10H LEAGUE leveland 8, Detroit 4 lowed only one runner to reach Pandle Dlnrnont Terriers Pittsburgh 3, Houston 2 Only games scheduled. third until the ninth, when Jim- Deerhounds HScotllsh) Only games scheduled. Pobermajl Plnschers . mie Hall homered for the Twins. Fox Terriers (Smooth) Today's Games TgnlgWsJJames Fox Terrlen (Wire) hlladelphla, Jackson (2-5), at innesota, Pascual (*-3), at GFmtan SlM'pardi Great Danes San Francisco, Sadeckl (2-2), Cleveland, O'Donoghue (4-0), Great Pyrenees Foreign Car Greyhound night night lrhli Terriers l COWBOYS SIGN CONGDON New York, Hamiltoa (4-3), at California, Lopez (24), at De- Irish Wolfhounds 8:00 Italian OreyhoanAt 11:1)0 DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The Los Angeles, Osteen (4-5), night troit, Monbouquette (3-3), night REPAIR Keesbonden 10:3d Pittsburgh, Veale (5-2), at Hous- hicago, Horlen (1-4), at New Kerry Fllue Terriers 1:00 Dallas Cowboys of the National Specializing In Lakeland Terriers MHO, 1 ton, Latman (2-4), night York, Stottlemyre (4-3), night 10 :M Football League aigned a Brig- Lhasa Apsos 1:00 Cincinnati, Maloney (4-0), at St. laltlmore, Bunker (3-), at Kan- ' Mercedes Bens Maltese l:oo ham Young basketball star Manrhoxter Terrier (Tor) 1:00 Louis, MahaHey (1-2), night sas City, Sheldon (2-4), night 1 Newfoundlands 11:30 TOP AWARDS—Athletic Director Stanley "Tuffy" Baker, right, Keyport High School, Wednesday. He Is Jeff Congdon, Atlanta, Johnson (3-4), at Chi-oston, Sadowskl (0-0) at Wash- Volkswagen Norwelgn Elkhounds 11:30 NorweffUui Elkbounds l!:30 congratulates Bill Geiger, left, and Lou Kaluiienski. Geiger received fha "Outstand- 6-foot-l and 195 pounds, cago, Broglio (1-3) ington, Richert (5-4), night Factory Trained Old EngUsh Sheepdogs 2:00 FaplUoos 1:00 ing Achievement Award" for baseball, while Kaluiienski receiver] the "Scholastic Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow's Games MECHANIC Pekinese 11:00 The Cowboys expect to use Atlanta at Chicago Flnschers (Miniature) 11:00 Athletic Award." Athletes were honored last night by the Keyport H. 5. Mothers' Jaltlmore at Kasas City, night COMfllTI SIRVICI Pointers »i00 Congdon as a defensive back. Cincinnati at St. Louis, night Pointers (German ghortbalnd) tlOO California at Detroit, night FACILITIIS AVAILAILI rolnters (German Hlrehalreo) Club at Buck Smith's, Keansburg. He played football in high school. Pittsburgh at Houston 2, day- Pomeranians 1:00 [innesota at Cleveland lubrication . Ma|or Ovtrtioil Poodles tMlnlaturU Ul30 right Joston at Washington Poodles (Standard) 11:30 New York at Los Angeles, night EDECI PICKUP and Poodles (Toy) H :M Chicago at New York, night THEE* OILIVHY Pugs not Philadelphia at San Francisco PuU 1:30 Surf, Field and Stream Sunday's Games Sunday's Games Hetlerers (Chesapeakn BW) Kflrlevers (Qolden) «: Atlanta at Chicago altlmore at Kansas City Auto Imports Retrievers (Labrador) 10100 Cincinnati at St. Louis :alifornla at Detroit Bhodeslan Bldgeback 295 Bay Art., Highlands Rottweilers 1:30 ittsburgh at Houston Minnesota at Cleveland, 2 Balukle 10130 loston at Washington Kamoyeds 1:3(1 New York at Los Angeles 872-0437 Bchlpperkes 10:30 Philadelphia at San Francisco Chicago at New York Bchnauzers (Miniature) 11:00 Illegal Netters Making Bchauzers (Standard) *:30 Scottish Terriers 11:00 Bealyham Terriers 1:00 TWIN BROOK GOLF CENTER Setters (Gordon) 1:00 Mrs. Green Wins Betters (English) 11:00 Jgmplnq Irosk Rd., eff Rt. «. N.pmnt KeUers (Irish) 11:00 Shetland Sheepdogs 10:41 Andy Sikora Day Silky Terrier 2:00 Open Daily and Evening! Spaniels (Brittany) 8:00 A Mockery of Fishing LawsLEONARDO - Ladies of Bea- Spaniels (Cocker) 10:0011:00 con HiH Country Club celebrated (8 A.M. to Midnight) Spaniels (EngUsh Cocksr) 11:30 By DICK RIKER MORE THAN 100 JUNIOR SPORTSMEN AND WOMEN dec Spaniels (EngUsh Springer) »:IM orated the edge of Takanasoee Lake Saturday morning for thePro Andy Sikora Day here yes- Spaniels (Irish Water) 10:00 THE PORGY PIRATES ARE AT IT AGAIN and rowboaters • 18-Hole, Par 3 Course Saint Bernards 1:30 second Junior Trout Fishing Contest of the year. The Long terday with Mrs. James Green Vlzslas cm working Sandy Hook Bay for those three pound porgies were posting best ball card of 68, with Wrlmaraners II): 30 Branch Sportimena Club sponsored a second contest this year • Driving Range, 40 Tees Welsh Corgis (Cardigan) 15:00 threatened by the outlaws in the Horseshoe Cove area on Sunday. following a most successful contest on opening day. Five year Pro Andy. Welsh Corgis (Pembroke) lf.m Mrs. Lyman Johnson was sec • Practice Putting Green Welsh Terriers 1:00 Complaints poured in Sunday evening and again on Monday. Row- old Jackie Mauocia of Long Branch, won top honors when he West Highland White Terrier* 10:00 boat fishermen were told by the fish-pirates to leave the area orlanded a 14 oz. rainbow. Jim Degnan, Sea Bright, placed second ond in the Sikora play with a 69 • 9-Hole Pitch and Putt Whippets ' ' 10:30 Mrs. Charles Paterno toured the Yorkshire Terriers 2:09 be sunk. The hook and line anglers were having considerable with a rainbow trout only one quarter of an inch smaller than COFfEE SHOP, PRO SHOP Time Schedule for Feature Events: success and the netters wanted to make a set around the school. the top fish of the day. Larry PTUSJ, Long Branch, was third greens with 29 putts to take hon Dcu Celdiiig, Pro in Attendance—775-1564 Junior Showniuthlp Competition H00 with an 11>4 irtcher. Other trophy winners included: Randy Har Utility Obedience Judging >:(M Needless to say, the rowboaters left but not before seeing the Kovlce A Obedlenco Judging >:00 netters take three loads of porgies. It Is a sad state of affairs ris, Mike Ceppalunl, Steven Acerra, Debbie Maresca, Laru Novice B Ohedlenc« Judging 11:00 Schecter and Charles Condone, all ol Long Branch; Jim Wllklns Open A Obedience Judging 2:00 when a few brazen illegal netters can successfully make the Stati Open B Obedience Judging 1:00 Department of Conservation appear ridiculous. Tough law en-and Jay Wolfson of Elberon; Barbara Jones of Oakhurst and Tom Variety Groups (Semi-finals) Judging Glgllo of West Long Branch. Youngest fisherman to win a trophy Kill begin Judnlng: at 3:00 and will forcement, not lip service, is the only answer. Constant patrols, include comoetltloa amocut Best ol arouhd the clock and seven days a week, are an absolute neces- was two and one half year old Pat Maresca of Long Branch. Breed doss In the foUiming (roupst ftt" sity. If three, four or even half a dozen patrol boats are neces- * • * . Workini sary to do the job, get them! A handful of willful men are mak- STRIPER FISHING TOR THE CARTOBPER exploded, into Terrier Toy ing a mockery of our fisheries laws and it won't take long for action Sunday evening as both the bay and ocean waters swarmed Non-SnorUnf many of the less brazen to follow suit all along our entire coast- with stripers. Edgar West of Long Branch, and Jack Summers Best la Stiow will Iw Mied follow- tar the Variety droops brMr«. Jean- line. Rumson, tallied Identical 15V& pound stripers in Sandy Hook Bay. netto Cross of OreHmtcl, CosuMUoit. • * • Paul Siciliano, Butch Toth and Willie Frezza connected off shore with Paul's 11% pounder as tops. Monday saw the action even Expect 275,000 at '50C WILLIAM DRASTAL, FAIR HAVEN ANGLER, boated a 47% TTie hotter as schools of bass exploded across the surface. Fish ran INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — pound striped bass last Sunday to get the trolling season off to fro.71 seven to 22 pounds and Chose fortunate enough to find fish Indianapolis Motor Speedway a fast start. Mr. and Mrs. Drastal and son, Matthew, were fish- said yesterday it expects more swirling connected. Anthony Graziano, Jr., Long Branch, boated ing tube lures from Capt. Otto Reut's "First Timer" off Sand; five fish. Dave Morris, Monmouth Beach, scored with five with than 275,000 at Monday's running Hook. The Drastals landed three other bass on the tame char- of the Memorial Day classic. the largest weigWng 22 pounds. Swede Henderson, Bart D'Averso ter. Other sport-trollers brought in plenty of stripers on Sunday ant Wayne Rich, all of Long Branch, boated fish up to 17 pounds, That's as close as it has ever and Monday with blueftah and mackerel responding as well, Howard Marsh, Joe Raimondi and John Schultz and Bucky West, come to disclosing the attendance June Is customarily the start of the season on the "Rip", but theMonmouth Beach anglers, all had two or more bass with. Bucky's at the 500-mile race except to theschools* of bass moving up the beach Sunday triggered the stan 18'/2 pound striper as tops. Wednesday saw Bob Hensler of Rum- Infernal Revenue Service, of a new season. From the wash to two miles off-shore, the area son register a 12 pounder while Larry Dillone and Dave Morris The speedway also forecast a between Highlands Bridge and Long Branch was loaded with bait'score- d again. Blues and mackerel were mixed with the bass possible record total of television fish. Ralnflsb were being pursued by herring and mackerel. Tiny along the beach. Best producing lures were Hellcats,'Rebels and viewers and radio listeners for blacklish and baby blowfish were being chased by stripers. Fluke Doodle-Bugs. Drifting worms took fish in the bay and rivers. a sports event. Not even the IRSworked into the wash but not in large numbers and nobody was will have an accurate count on drifting for them. It was a fine week to be afloat and out fishing. * • * that. * * * HERE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS An oddity of the television THE MOSQUITO FLEET WAS HAVING THEIR SPRING PARTYBOATERS will score heavily on whiting and ling al coverage is that' the race will be PICNIC and while Ward Colea, Edgar West and Bill Schoepflin Ambrose, Scotland and the Farms. A few boats will search for seen on home sets in Communist were fixing up a tremendous clam-bake and hamburger cook-out mackerel and blues. Macks are on the" move and may pull out [Yugoslavia, West Germany, Italy, the rest of the club members and their guests fished the Shrews eastward as the blues come In. Spain and France but only on bury. I was fortunate to be a guest at the affair and aside from SURFCASTERS will have to bear with blowfish if using bait dur closed circuit shows in the the excellent meal and the very knowledgeable fishing conversa ing the day. Sandworms and rigged eels paying off at night. United States and Canada. tion, I was lucky enough to fish for a couple of hours with Daw Pluggers will take fish at dawn and dusk along the beach from Morris of Monmouth Beach. Dave is a great bass angler. Hi the Hook to Monmouth Beach. Some North Africans are so studies the- fish and knows the waters of the rivers as few doSMALLBOATERS will connect in river, bay and ocean. River and used to drinking brackish water We fished the flats of the river hard, we tried a great variety o; bay men will use floated worms and small plugs. Larger Rebels that they take salt with them on lures, and mixed up our retrieves frying to find the stripers. Wi and Hellcats will take fish in toe ocean. TROLLERS will blitz ha»s while dragging tube lures and large their travels to mix with coffee. I wers not successful that afternoon nor were any of the othe minnow type plugs between the "Golf Ball" and Sea Bright. anglers at the affair. What did result from that afternoon with TROUT ANGERS have a last chance In stocked waters as the .IMNLJIEST BOAT ON Dave was affirmation of an old fishing adage. Ten percent ol Manasquan River received Us last recharge on Monday. Do it the easy, way with THE WATER the fishermen catch 90 per cent of the fish. I am sure that this Is true and it is not luck alone that determines who catches fis' and who docs not. Bass fishing is hard work! The repeatedl; SAKRETE BLACK TOP successful striper man works hard at this sport. He thinks hard He is constantly trying different techniques, territories and lures Using SAKRETE BLACK TOP is the smart, CAR TOP He watches the tide, wind direction and force, changes in thi teach or off-shore bars. He is observant! Above all, he fishes Track Records thrifty way to repair driveways and parking FISHERMAN constantly! He spends as much time fishing as is possible, gardless of commitments to any other interests including, on oc- areas... or for enlarging any black top surface. casion, his family. He keeps in almost constant touch with his A DIVISION W L Pis, This ready-to-use, quality asphalt mix comes in tackle shops, fishing partners, other striper buffs, and any otiiei •Rumion-FH (8-1-1) ....« 0 12 handy 80 and 45-pound bags. Just clean out tha person that might provide some new information about the fish- VLPII. ing. Successful striper fishing is a way of life, not a hobby. Ii •Long Branch (84) 6 0 12 So. Freehold (5-2) ..I 1 10 area to be repaired, pour BLACK TOP and tamp requires stamina, concentraton, considerable hard work, pientj Neptune (8-1) « 1 12 Matawan (M) _._J S « for a professional job. Look for the SAKRETB of free time, and only a small portion of good luck. The stripei Monmouth (8-2) 5 2 10 Freehold (4-3) 4 I 8 Henry Hudson (M) J 3 8 bag with the big yellow diamond at your hard- addict, and I call him that in all sincerity, is a highly organized Rarllan (M) 3 3 t dedicated fishing machine with a brain. Willie Frezza, one of thtBrick (4-4-1) S 4 « ware, lumber or building supply dealer. Mlddletown (3-7-1) ...... 2 5 4 Keyport (14) 1 5 2 best striper fishermen I know, says that a, little kowledge about Shore (0-8) ...0 6 0 bass plus a lot of hard work and a lot of hours spent fishing wi Red Bank (14) 1 ( 2 Tonw River (2-7) ...... 0 ( 0 Chech thtt« feafures: produce bass. He proves his statement with his catches. It was A full-grown ocean sunfish may • Exclusive ons-plec«, pressure a pleasure to spend the afternoon with such a group of bass B DIVISION measure 11 feet and weigh 2,000 molded hull for greater strength anglers. NORTH pound.?. 11 Products and liability. 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FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 7c PER COPY Cite Red Bank Sees Monmouth's Savings Man in Slaying Through Medicare Brief By ELINOR MULTER about six weeks. eligible for federal benefits, thus now, she informed the board. FREEHOLD — Medicare may A major section of the survey reducing the burden of their med- "The legislation may push Of Woman, 33 result in an immediate though provides an inventory of medical ical expenses on the county. some of the agencies into a mer- FREEHOLD - Hubert Smith, National Bank, Long Branch, short-lived savings for Monmouth care resources; It shows these The county's John L. Mont- ger," suggested Freeholder Mar- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, was March 1. County by reducing the cost of significant questions: gomery Medical Home is excu- s Daly, welfare board member. indicted by the Monmoutii County Berkeley Hutchinson, Rockwell providing medical services for 1. Will there be a sufficient pected to qualify as an extended In addition to the basic hospi- Grand Jury for the murder of aAve., and Carey Rucker, Joline welfare clients aged over 65, the number of beds in approved post- care facility, Mr. Wells indicated. talization benefits which all per- 33-year-old woman. Superior Ave., Long Branch, for attempt- county Welfare Board has been hospital facilities to accomodate Hospitals may construct facil- sons aged over 65 now will re- Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill ing to cash a $75 check under informed. county patients? ities, Mrs. Lef/erls said. ceive "as a matter of right," ordered the indictment filed. Mr. Harpool's name at the New Mrs. Sybil LefferU of Green- Medicare provides benefits for 1. Will all of the county be Mrs. Lefferts noted that physi- patients who leave the hospital Smith was accused of fatally Jersey National Bank, Long leigh Associates, New York, covered by home nursing ser- cians' and other services can be and go into an "extended care beating Mrs. Carrie Campbell, Branch, and at the Keansburg- estimated a possible $180,000 sav- vices which can qualify for pay- covered under a voluntary plan Middletown National Bank, Mid- facility" for further treatment. Parker Ave., Fair Haven, with ings a year by eliminating health ment under the act? costing $3 per month. dletown, March 2. Such a facility will provide care bis fists after a drinking spree. insurance. Under a state-w 1 d e Medicare will pay for health Mr. Wells reported that 99 per Elmer Eels, Millstone Town- plan, the board now purchases somewhat less intensive than (he services at home provided by a cent of county welfare clients Mrs. Campbell, mother of five, ship, for carnal indecency and WINS SCHOLARSHIP — Warren Mewos, right, presi- Blue Cross hospita! insurance for hospital. Benefits will go only to qualified nursing agency. How- aged over 65 have signed up un- died more than 12 hours later sodomy with a 16-year-old Mill- dent of Oceanport Lions Club, presents $250 scholar- clients requiring hcspitalization. patients in approved facilities and ever, Mrs. Lefferts said that few der the voluntary plan. This will April 10 at 3:30 p.m. at home, stone Township boy between Feb. However, Mrs. Lefferts warned it is not clear how many nursing of the county's public health mean that physicians rendering of injuries suffered in the '....J ship check to Duane DeSieno, I 7, of Portaupeclc, a senior 15 and March 15. that In the long run, the cost of homes will make the necessary nursing services would qual- services to these patients will be beating.' at Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, at Hi-Henry Raymond Folscher, First St., services may go up as Medi- changes to gain approval. The ify at this time. The most paid, at least' in part, by the Others Filed Keyport, for breaking into the Inn, Long Branch, last night. Interested onlooker is Ines care prompts an increased de- homes are waiting to learn what common deficiency is in super- federal government rather than Other indictments: N, J. Bell Telephone Co. build- da a Sflva of Rio ds Janiero, a foreign exchange iiudent mand for medical services after amount the federal government visory personnel, she explained; by the county. James E. Hastings, Sewall ing, Keyport, and taking $120, at Shore Regional High School who was guest speaker. patients exhaust their benefits will pay for this care. "The one-nurse agency will not In addition to these questions Ave., Asbury Park, for open April 1, and for breaking into for a particular year. "It is in the county's interest be eligible for payment. Some of of facilities and services, Mr. lewdness, assault with intent to West Furniture Store, First St., Under the Medicare program, to have as many qualified beds the agencies may arrange to Wells told the board that the leg- rape, and petty larceny with a Keyport, and taking $500 April all costs are not fully covered. as possible" said Robert C. qualify by purchasing supervisory islation presents several adminis- weapon. He is charged with ex- 6. _• ..[... . .:. ._ Patients are responsible Jor Wells, director of welfare. Clients services from an approved agen- trative problems which can be posing himself to an Asbury Park 7 t Dennis .X.- Bein, New Bruns- ReserveDecision a 'fixedr percentage of the '"cost aged over 65 wSo feceiveTSfe cy," she saidr TtiSTgerroiBs^re rssoiveaT»lly~tliroTlgh~stati girl March 28, and to an Eaton- wick Ave., Matawan, for break- or for an initial payment, for in an approved facility • will be working together on the problem town girl and assaulting her with ing into the home of Mrs. Marie various services. ~~ intent to rape March 29, and with Devlin, Miriam Dr., Matawan, Mrs. Lefferts recommended robbing the Eat N" Donut Shop, On Apartments April 14, with intent to steal. that the board consider purohas Rt. 35, Eatontown, March 29. James Toney, West Bergen OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Co., represented by A. B. AIin-g health Insurance to "fHi in Melvin Hutchinson, Rockwell PI., Red Bank, for atrocious as- township Zoning Board of Adjust- barelll of Asbury Park, to extend the gaps in Medicare" at a total Authority Names Roper Ave., Long Branch, for cashing a sault and battery on Lucious J. ment last night reserved decision a non-conforming use. The firm cost of approximately $65,000. $73 check under the' name of Boynton, West Westside Ave., on a $4.5 million garden apart- would like to renovate the ex- Whether or not they elect to Alexander Harpool, 66 Sixth Ave., Red Bank, at a Red Bank ment complex as well as two isting service station at 207 Mon- obtain this insurance Mrs. Lef- Long Branch, at the New Jersey April 3. other variance requests after a mouth Rd., add'a third bay, and ferts stressed the importance of four-hour session last night. De- erect a. non-conforming sign. keeping precise records in order To Telegraph Hill Post cisions will be announced at the Concerning the third reserved to determine whether such insur- WOODBRIOGE - Red Bank month started construction of the direct line to the Holmdel labor- next meeting Thursday, June 9. decision, Robert Godard of Lin- ance can pay for itself in sav- architect and engineer James F. $3 million Garden State Art* Cen- atory. Unger Is Named The Raleigh Corp., represented croft had asked for a special use ingsg . Roper yesterday was appointed ter at Holmdel. Trie authority commissioners by Sidney Hertz of Allenhurst, is permit to operate a body shop in The Greenfeigh firm was em- the N.J. Highway Authority's li- Mr. Roper, who probably will accepted an offer of 150,000 yards requesting a variance for an un- a commercial zone on West Park ployed by the board to determine aison man at Telegraph Hill, name his own clerk of the works of top soil at $1.80 per yard dersized setback on some build- Ave. Robert S. Barrabee, an ad- the impact and implications of Holmdel. at the site, will represent the delivered along the parkway in ings in the complex resulting jacent property owner, objected, the Monmouth County area. The Medicare which becomes effec- The authority, operator of the authority in dealings with the In Colts Neck from a road installed at the re- claiming it would be "another de- tive July 1. Mrs. Lefferts will seller is the Parrish Contracting contractors and architect, Ed- Garden State Parkway, this COLTS NECK - The first su- quest of the Planning Board. The preciation of a very fine street.' submit a final written report in ward Durell Stone. Co., Neptune, which, the authori- existing setback from the road ty said, will get the soil from perintendent in the history of the The authority will pay him $25 is 15 feet compared to the 70- development sites in Colts Neck per hour for his own time, and on local school system will be Roy foot requirement. and Freehold. a cost-plus basis for his employ- J, linger, Rumson, who will Because of an order by the The firm plans to build 376 Opposition Climbing Over ees. The cost estimate for one Board of Health, a contract *as leave his current position as units on a 35.5-acre West Park year is $30,000. principal of the West End School Ave. tract. Jack Weser, the awarded to the Pollution Control The authority also approved an Co., Hazlet, for the installation in Long Branch to assume his board is chairman, asked An- thony Romeo, the firm's engi- agreement with Bell Telephone of automatic chorination equip- duties here July 1. Proposed New School Site Laboratories, Holmdel. The Labs neer, if the two-story colonial ment at sewer plants in the will erect a small, temporary The Board of Education ap- buildings could be redesigned to RUMSON — The Board of Edu Lovett Nurseries land on Ridge structure. Mr. Kellenyi is re- Parkway's Atlantic City, Seaville building on the parkway right of proved a two-year contract for give them more individuality cation is considering a 17-acre Rd. appear to meet specifica- sponsible for the achitecture at and Forked River service areas way near Cliffwood Ave., Mat- Mr. Unger with an annual sal- than the Middlebrook at Mon- tract at the southeast corner of tions. recently completed Deane-Porter for $11,746. ary of $15,000 during a meeting River Rd. and Bellevue Ave^for Although no formal action has School. awan Township, to conduct mi- Final payment of $11,911 was mouth apartments. crowave studies. , Tuesday night. Mr. Romeo replied that. for a new middle grades school. been taken,' no final choice Mr. Meeker pointed out that authorized for the Coast Con- Dr. Unger has been a princi- the most part, the buildings The site is opposed by a group made, the Moore tract is favored whatever construction pian Is The project, expected to take struction Co,, Sea Bright, for al- pal in the Long Branch school would not run in one direction of residents that gathered 150 by the board, Mr. Meeker said. formulated will be put to a pub- three years, will investigate the terations and additions at Mon- Further investigation, he said, lor the past seven years. Prior because wings have been de- members in the last 10 days and lic vote when funds for it are effects of weather on a micro- mouth, Atlantic City and Sea- may prove it to be less satis- to that he was an art teacher in signed creating grass court- promises to appear in force at a requested by referendum. wave system which will be in villa e service areas. factory than it seems now. Long Branch and before that he yards. specially scheduled board meet- ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. in For- Mrs. John F. Klem said the ' taught art at Neptune Township The complex also is designed restdale School. interested group will appear at What the Shootin's About riigh School. to have a swiming pool, wading William Q. Meeker, board Wednesday's meeting to ask the Mr. Unger will receive his'doc- pool, tennis courts, and picnic board if it has considered the torate from Rutgers University areas. Meyer Golde of Hillside, president, told The Register last night that the site, owned by possible safety and traffic haz- June 1. the co-owner, said the firm's ards at the Moore location, and Drama Unfolds, Nab Skunk Miss Georgianna Moore of New Columbia University awarded other apartment complexes in- Roy J. Unger York Gity, would be the board's to suggest that the project can him a master's in 1954 and he clude the Stoney Hill Gardens in first choice if it proves to bebe accomplished at a differen' RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Shades of Wyatt was trapped in a garbage can, on which received a bachelor of science Eatontown and Ocean Gardens principals in addition to the su- practically attainable. Efforts to site that would be less burden- Earp. somebody had slammed a lid. degree from Newark State Col- in Braaley Beach. perintendent. reach Miss Moore to discuss ac- some to taxpayers. It had all the earmarks of an episode that The warden promptly emptied three rifle lege in 1951. Francis A. Margalotti, a New- Other decisions faoing Mr. Un quisition have been unsuccessful. The Moore tract, she said, has could have taken place years ago in Saddle shots into the can (and the skunk) and rode ark attorney representing an Board president Lee Tuornen- ger will revolve around further Preliminary inquiries have been three-blind hills in its neighbor Sore, Wyoming. off, leaving his victim. oksa said, "The board is very adjacent property owner, ob- construction. made. through her attorney, he hood. It is prime residentla Citizens seeking succor ... a cornered Mr. Filardi said the first official reaction pleased to be able to hire Dr. jected to the granting of the culprit ... a rifle-totin' warden . . . three was to summon a police car to remove the ' • An addition to the Cedar Drive said. property, expensive land, she Unger, after completing a very variance claiming there is no shots shattering the morning air ... the can and skunk. But this idea was abandoned, School is getting under way and Mr. Meeker emphasized that added. thorough search." hardship caused by the land it- warden riding off, leaving the cornered cul- board members are considering the board has not yet taken for- "We are not going to have a since the solving of one problem would pre- One of Mr. Unger's Jirst du- self, as required in the ordinance. prit dead, in a cylindrical-shaped coffin. sent another—fumigation. ties will be to help the board se- construction of a third school. Mr. Hertz said the Planning mal action on a Building Com- brawl," Mrs. Klem said. "We mittee recommendation that a are interested in making our But nobody cheered. Then a road department crew was sum- lect a principal. The site for the next school Board created the hardship. middle grades school be built on views known at this early stage Least of all Township Commttteeman moned and the problem was rectified. Dr. Unger will replace the ad- and the type of school to be built Mr. Weser said the board mem- a location apart from Forrest- before a final decision is made.' Stephen J. Filardi, vice president of the The scenario did not rev-.l if the skunk 'ministrative principal, Mrs. Zel- are questions on which the board bers wanted to inspect the site Board of Health. wag carted off to the Boot Hill for such dale School. The committee has Mrs. Klem said the group is . da Hamilton, who has resigned. is anxious to have advice of Its before reaching a decision. This plot for a B-type movie was un- varmints. concluded the present elemen- •loosely organized, but has ap- The system has two schools and new superintendent, Mr. Tuom- The second variance request veiled at last night's health board meeting by Neither did it disclose the identity of the tary schools site will not ade- pointed a seven-man committee the board has budgeted for two enoksa said. was made by the Chevron Oil Mr. Filardi, who was wearing Madison quately house the ultimate school to pursue its investigation of the unsung hero who slammed the garbage lid Avenue type gear, not the conventional 10- population of the borough. site's strengths and defects. The on the skunk. gallon hat, chaps and spurs of the Western But Mr. Filardi was plainly irked by the "We are trying to plan, not for committee Is: William Borden storyteller. five years, as in the past, but a Harold Margolies, David Buck- situation, as was Mayor Marvin Olinsky, SKUNK TROUBLES Stay Within the Budget, little more ahead," Mr. Meeker ley, Mrs. Alan Avchen, Mrs. Ed- president of the health board. "I think we said. "We're at a point where win Lichtig, Mrs. F. W. Finken- It seems residents in the vicinity of Cove need a new dog warden," said the mayor. we're getting close to the end of staedt and Mrs. Klem. Road School have been complaining for three The warden, according to the mayor, is days about a skunk (the four-legged variety) paid $125 a rrionth to service the township, land." Mr. Meeker said that at running loose. plus fees from residents whose running-loose Marlboro Planners Told Mr. Meeker said that the Wednesday's meeting, the board Several calls for help, according to Mr. dogs are picked up. MARLBORO — The township will exceed the budget, not only developer's large housing devel- board's- preliminary site study will take formal action on the Filardi, ;went out to Michael Seaman, Free- attorney told the Planning Board are such agreements void but the opment project along" Rt. 9. consisted of making a list of .all Building Committee's" reeommen In other matters handled by the board at hold, who is the dog warden for this town- last night that if it exceeded its individual members of the board A $9,600 contract was awarded tracts of 15 or more acres indation that a middle grades the short-lived meeting, it was announced that ship as well as other municipalities. budget it would be liable to both would thereby subject themselves to Manzo Contracting Co., Inc., the borough. It investigated school be built. It will also name 1,179 dog licenses were issued for this year""" civSl and criminal penalties. to both civil and criminal penal Matawan, for asphalt and road seven possibilities and concluded Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank When Mr. Seaman arrived around 8 a.m. and rabies shots have been administered to Wednesday, the story continued, the skunk 403. • The attorney, Milton Kosene, in ties." materials. that only the Moore tract and architect,, to design the new his letter told the planners that Councilman Joseph Brodniak, council will not reconsider its of the Citizens Committee council move to have the township engi minority, emphasized that this Jail Woman neer serve both agencies and was not the will of council but Community Mental Health Boys, Booths, Bands for township attorney to rep- the will and opinion of the coali- resent both in suits where both tion majority council. For Use Of are co-defendants. He changed that by having the Ready for Go Show "What it really boils down to same attorney represent both Centers in County Urged Barbiturates ASBURY PARK - All is InTheater, and the stage show will Is that you have understood coun- agencies in suits as "conflict of RUMSON — Monmouth Coun- readiness for the Monmouth be in the bandstand. cil's actions and intentions right interest," and asked if this move Health Centers Act, the federal I have a decent phychiatric center, MIDDLETOWN - A New ty last night was urged to estab- Council Boy Scout Go Show and from the beginning—but you did was to put the Planning Board government will pay approxi-every mental health center should Monmouth woman was sentenced A Gemini spacecraft arrived lish community mental health exposition at Convention Hall this not like them," Mr. Kosene (old out of business. mately one-third the cost of staff- have a 15-bed children's section," Wednesday and is being assem- centers to provide treatment and ing the centers, Mr. Gorman said he declared. to 11 months in jail yesterday weekend. bled. Other exhibitors are mov- the planners who had again asked Mr. Bauman told newsmen lat- by Magistrate Seymour R. Klein- The show opens tomorrow at 1 council to clarify the measure rehabilitation services close to later. Initiating action must come According to the best estimates, ing in electronics and scientific er that this move was "putting berg for unlawful possession and P-">. and will run continuously and asked if council would allo- home for the mentally III. from the state, "but the county there are four million emotionally displays to be manned by the the economic squeeze on the until 9:30 p.m. Sunday there will Scouts. cate funds to meet the board's board by council appointing its State mental institutions, "those can prod state authorities into disturbed children in the nation, use of barbiturates, action," he said. be a special showing ffonn to engineering and legal costs. technical help which state plan- massive human warehouses'" are Mr. Gorman said. He said 10 The woman, Doris P. Stone, 4 p.m. Frogmen from NAD Earle will anachronistic and archaic, Mike 2,000 Expected per cent of the 600,000 four-and- be working with Scout Troop 8 When the planners received ning laws cleanly spell out as the 33, of 6 Collinson Dr., was ar- Over 200 booths aril Gorman, executive director of the demon- council's first resolution, it sent right of the board." He said the federal govern- five-year-olds enrolled in Head rested Wednesday by Detective strat/ions are being prepared for of St. James Catholic Church, National Committee Against Start projects last summer were Red Bank, and Troop 23 of the a resolution of its own ashing for He added that, in his opinion, ment hopes to have 2,000 centers Captain Joseph McCarthy. the event by 3,000 Scouts. clarification. Council responded Mental Illness, told the approx- "so emotionally crippled they First Baptist Church, Red Bank, the money must go against the established within the next 10 Robert Fike, 19, of Leonard- Some 150 scouting units in the and again the planners asked for imately 120 persons attending the couldn't participate in a simple in an aquatic demonstration in a Planning Board budget -regard- years. nty ar DAILY TILL 10 PM at the inn April 22. Magistrate J15 for speeding 45 miles an hour vices for the war dead. Satur- Street, 109 West Bergen St., Red William S. Throckmorton bound in a !5-m.p.h. zone. day, following registration at 1 Bank, pleaded innocent yesterday GRASS SEED 2.99 p.m., George Brenon, here, will HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS dim over after a preliminary Elmer Hanser.. 42, of Somer- before Judge Alton V. Evans to ] hearing in Municipal Court. set, was fined $15 for crossing be elected district commander, IXPIRIS MAY 21 IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD charges of impairing the morals Giovanni Cutaia, 46, of 41 Pris-' double yellow line and causing succeeding Emmett G. Cherne of cilia Dr., Lincroft, found guilty an accident. Middletown. of a four-year-old Holmdel girl.

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NOW $1835 steering and brakes. AUTOMATIC, V-8, FULL POWER, NOW '64 CORVAIR WAS $995 RADIO. HEATER, WHITEWALLS Monza Coupe. Spyder equipment,, NOW $825 ORIGINALLY $3,365 4-speed transmission, R&H,, bucket seats. '61 RAMBLER WAS $1495 Six. Two-flacr sedan, AWARD NIGHT — William Lindermuth of the Chevrolet Motor . NOW $1385 HURRY — HURRY — HURRY Division of General Motors, Englewood zone, presents plaques to WAS $495 members of the service department of Circle Chevrolet, Red Bank. "64 FORD NOW $365 Custom V-8. 4-dr. sedan, automatic ONLY 5 WEEKS By completing all requirements . . . they received a "Chevrolet cer. mlstton, radio, heater. 1 '60 THUNDERBIRD tified technicians award.' Accepting plaque is Brud Janus, Keans- WAS $1295 Two-dr hardtop, automatic- trani- TILL 'mlislorti power. steering,'- •Itctric burg, and others In front row,, holding theirs, are Danny Hunt, New NOW $1125 windows, air condffioned. \ TAX TIME' Shrewsbury; Phil Mascola, Little Silver, and Nick TroccMa, New "63 ENG. FORD !; WAS $895 Shrewsbury, service manager. In the back row are William Monza, Capri Sport Coupe. 4-speed trans- I COME IN AND SAVE NOW transmission, radio, healer. < NOW $777 Tinten Falls; T. C. DeFelice, president of Circle Chevrolet; Al Col. WAS $895 son,, MiddletoVn; Jerry Soles, New Shrewsbury, and Ray Sickles, NOW $785 '60 MERCURY Commuter woaon. 9-oassenger, R&H ' Atlantic Highlands. outomoflc transmission,'power steer- 1966 JEEP Gladiato 1962 RAMBLER ,'63 CHEVROLET ing. Pickup. 4-whg>l drive with 2-door ledan, radio and haater. Imoola V-8 sport sedan! automatic transmission, R&H, Dower steering WAS $495 Myeri 7' plow. Only 3,000 Automatic. $ 695 ' $2895 WAS $1595 milei. Orig. pric« $3825. 1961 RAMBLER NOW $399 1965 RAMBLER Amtrican two-door. WHEN BUYING A NEW OR NOW $1470 Radio and hiatar. $ 495 '60 CORVAIR Two-door hardtop. Automatic, '63 CHEVROLET R&H, whitewalls. One owner 700. Four-door sedan, radio, heater, 1961 RAMBLER Impola V-B 2-dr. hardtop. 283 engine, $ automatic transmission, car. 10,000 mile unconditional $1950 R&H, automatic transmission. \ 4-door isdan. I ownir, 32,000 USED CAR . . .BUY FROM A guarantee. WAS $695 milai, radio and haarar. $ 595 WAS $1495 1964 SIMCA NOW $1398 1961 RAMBLER NOW $560 4-door tedan, healer. DEALER THAT WILL GIVE YOU $795 Ambassador 4-door, automatic, $ 795 radio and h«at«rt full powir, 1964 RAMBLER ASK ABOUT OUR 25-MONTH Two-door sedan, radio, heater, 1960 RAMBLER GUARANTEE on* owner, like new. i $1150 4-door. Cltan. THE SERVICE 1963 RAMBLER $ 375 CUiiic V-S, 4-dr. ttittt. 1961 DODGE Air cono1., automatic. $1495 Dart V-8 four-door twrdtop. R&H, power steering, P.Br. , Automatic, radio, h«aUr. $ 675 YOU DESERVE 1963 RAMBLER 1961 PEUGEOT - Station wagon," 2-rJr., auto. 404 four-door _l«dan. R&H. whitewalli. ' $975 $ 395 AFTER YOU BUY THE CAR! 1963 FIAT 1961 VALIANT 1100 model, very clean. V-20O, 4-door RJH. $495 $ 450 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 1963 RAMBLER I960 CHEVROLET 4-dr. station wagoh. Automatic, Radio and hiatar, 1 P.St., 4-doer hirdtop. $ 695 RAH, overdrive . $1295 I960 BUICK USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Rt. 3t it Monmouth Rood ROUTE 36 Sunroof, radio and heater. Convarfibla, automatic, radio $975 and hnttr, powir itatring. $ 495 WEST LONG BRANCH EATONTOVYN CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 542-1126 542-1000 JEEP SALES AND SERVICE OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 325 MAPLE v^VENUE 741-3130 RED BANK WEDNE5DAY 'TIL « P.M., SATURDAY 'TIL S P.M. AUTOS FOR 8ALE AUTOS FOR SALT 20-Fridiy, May 27, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1985 BONNEVILLK — Twc^door hfcrd- 1M< COVAIR COUPE — Automatic. 1M2 THUNDERBIBD - Black. Bhajp. lf«l VALIANT — V-2O0 wann. Auto- 1«H FORD COUNTRY B9UIM!-fU-, No money down. $32.45 a month. Me- I960 COMET Urn "ISO" NO CASH NEEDED. top Immaculate condition. Air condi- V-8. Loaded. No money donm. 135.56 matic. No monejr down. 120.98 month. tioning. All extru. Call 787-8622. AUTOS FOR SALE CARthy Chevrolet. JSl-tlOl. " McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. r.rent ihnpe. beat offer. 222-rr2T». TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OP M month. McCARuiy Chevrolet. 28M101. Jer week. BONDEU A1ITO BALM. 1M3 COHVAIR — Two-door. S89S NO 1B64 STI'DEBAKER — Turtarfio Hawk. .. vor KNOW A anon BUY WHEN KARMANN OHIA Rt, 36. Neptune. T14-tl7Ofl. 1IK18 MB!TROPOUTAN — Excellent Aln- yor BEE ON'K — Ixiok at thin 1M2 1962 rMLAXIS XI, CONVERTIBLE - MONEY DOWN. • BOND)!!; AUTO S1.0O0 mllM. On#-own*r. Four-on-nwir l condition. 1100. shut elBlit cyluAler. Excellent condi- U65. 8EA BLUE. PKIVATE. 77(-MSI, DOUBLE tlac Catiilina conv#rtiMiv Alf i«wflr. Rucltel seal*, automatic, povftr ateer- flAL.ES Rt. 35. A'eptunff. 774-6700. AFTER 4 r.M. IBM BUICK WILDCAT - Folly Call 741-1107. ine, V-H HAS8A8 HRfW . PONTIAC. tion.' J1.993 7S]-O42«. i aj Li Call after 6:30 p.m. 671- 19fi2 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — equipped. Bunk will nuance, II,TO. »» Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5180. 191i3 IMPA1.A CONVERTIBLE — V-8.„. „ _ CONVERTIBLE — Yellow. For 30 months, lit »«.75 per rnnnth. Hlnrk. Very clean. Nn money dowE 1905. Six rylliailrr. ,0,000 mllPi. Excel- (More Classified Ad* Sfti month. McCARthy Chevrolet. Vrry clean. Nn mnnry down. Juries II0NDK1' Al'TO SAbIS, Rt. 35, Nep- month. McCARlhy Chevrolet. 291-1101. lentjiom.it.on. M.895. Call 531-4296. time. 77<-ft71Kt. CHECKED AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1961 CHRYSLKIt - Four-ilnir. W)^ U62~PONTIAC~^B6NNBVlijLE— Koiir LOOKINd loreromnny of o|»r»tion Rtvi On Tbtj Next Page) iws5 niEvRoijTFTrpEiTOj door hardtop. Rank will finmJce, VJW. •xctllenl romlllliui? 1*4 Buick Special Hxcellent corjdltlon. 3fio h.p. Four ip«ed NO 11ONEX X»WN. BONDE1' AUTO BAL.BB, 1U. ». Neptunt. ?7t-t7W. For 24 mor.lhs &t ({6.30 per month, jlx ryllnrter rcl ronvrrtitile, black In- transmlHslon. Call between 5 and 6 BONI>EU AUTO^ BALES. Rt M,_NePr terior, stick num. Radio, hmler, while- USED CARS p.m., 122-2239. 1964 MON'ZA COUPE — Automatic. walls, snow ttri'B. NIc* gruduAtlon prps- No money down. 140.54 month. Itc- IITOJ FORT) MUSTANO —~~No money ent. An excellent buy at S»». Call AUTOS FOR SALE 1M3 RU1CK ELECTRA — Four-dom (nun, $M.0!i month. McCAKlhy Chev- DON'T TAKE hardlon. J1.595. NO MONEY DOWN. CARUiy f'hevrolet. 291-1101. S42-0161 or 842-i:(2!l for Information. rolet. 2!U-1101. lunKH CHEVROLET — BUcayne. Four- equippedpad, 1000 milai, lillila n«w. safety and, ICKS~^~/'Ml re inlcrfatM paslH-ii 11)63 OLDSMOBILE — !M eonv»rUble. door. NO OABI1 NEEr>EI' TAKK OV- MONMOUTH Bunk will rinanci, 11,375. For 30 1961 CADILfjlC CONVERTIBLE — DRIVE A to takf over paymwls on rppoMfSK^l Tower Beats amt windows. Must fHI. ER PAYMENTS of I*.90 per week. months at J52.BO per month. RON- performance c«r« "NO CA8H mSEPED."' "FREE Accept trade or termB. JUDO. Call BONDEU Al'TO SALES. P.t. 35, Nep- PLATES." Cull collect TA 4-3232. Mr. DBIJ AUTO SALES, Rt. 35. Neptune. tune. 7H-670O. COUNTY'S Donar. 264-7377. test. I 774-smn. OHEVKOLETS - • Pealre Interented '65 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1994. »1.295. SAFE CAR! Original owner, four-door, black. Over parties to take over payment* on re- Impala 2-dr. HT, fully «quaquippad! . AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Hrlve-crulae, Call 7*1-1295. posieewed cam. "NO CASH NEEDED.' TORONADO SHOP THIS SIGN "FREE PLATES." Call collect TA 4- 10,000,000 milaimilti, likliica neneww . im IMPALA — V-8. Convertible. No 3232. Mr. Donar. OF DEPENDABILITY I money dawn. IM.03 month. llcCARthy Chevrolet 191-1101. 1863 FORD QALAXnt — ConvettabK. White. V-l. Power ataerlni, Automatic. Headquarters 196) .CAniLLAC 8BDAN—Factory air. No money down. $50.95 month. M6- '64 BUICK SPECIAL Four-door hardtop. Bank will finance, CARthy Chevrolet. 29M10I. 12.775. For 36 monUn. »t J89.20 per Spaciiaciil 4 dr. ladan, fullh y month. BONDEIJ AUTO SALES, Rt. 35,CADILLACS — DeMre, Interested par- Uea to take over pnymcnls on repos- RUSSELL Neptune. 774-6700. aquippadspad. Encallant conditioncondi . •entd can. "KO CASH NEEDED.'' 1963 TR-4 CONVERTIBLE 1063 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — 'free platen." Ca.ll collect, TA «• Four speefj. Rnrgufldy, Take over 832 Wr. I>onar. Radio, haater, vary claan. payments. 787-5528. '63 COMET 1968 DAUPHINE Recently overhauled, JIM. Two-doodoor tadan, whita, fully Call 872-1750. aquippadpad, excellent conconditiond . 1960 VOLKSWAGEN ....$ 950 111962 IMPALA 8P0RT COUPE — V-sT automatic. No money down. 135.96 Sunroof, black. month. McCARlhy Chevrolet. 2(1-1101. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Turquolae, aun- '63 FORD J wo*. Radio. Excellent condition. J77S. Sunroof, white, One owner. (3all 686-7911. Convertibleinveriibte, whitawhite, fufulll y aquippad5td, very, good concondition< . 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 Sunroof, redio, htatir. AUTOS FOR SALE '64 CADILLAC Convertibles 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Ccnfidantly chooia from thra* '64 CHEVROLET White, 8000 original milas, owner,-Jecord available. ona-own«r frade.ins. Tdese cara Sti. wigon, fully equipped. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 GET A mparbly carad (or. SanibU Very good condition. Station wagon, ntw type, not a bui. valuai . . . ovar 30% i«vinat CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 in prica for can that ara only Broadway at Fourth Ava. JUST FRIENDLY DEALS ON MAN-SIZED 10% o««d. LONG BRANCH Convertible, radio, hiater, n«w IOR. "^ -J3JUICK f ' u6flQ0miltt^nqLneguarantee Riviera, fully aquippad. 1963 MGB : : Very good condition. Roadiiar, radio, fiaafar. antB«d Used Cars. Chock befor* you 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 RUSSELL A LARGE SELECTION Karminn Ghia convartibla, lika naw. Radio, dealer, 4-ipeed. buy. '61 BUICK OLDSMOBILE. LeSobrt 4-dr, itdan, fully DOMESTICS M. .SCHWARTZ i SONS equipped, good condition. CADILLAC CO. OF BRAND NEW 1964 BUICK $2295 141 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK Rtviara 2-dr. HT, P.St., P.Br., auto., RJH. '60, OLDS 1964 CHEVROLET $1395 747-0787 ^••••••••••••••M 4-dr. sedan, fully equipped; PLYMOUTHS and VAUANTS Good condition. Malibu two-door sedan, six-cylinder standard {ranimlsilon, Radio and h»eter, ona owner. 1 NEED A CAR? 1961 FALCON '. $ 595 I NO ONE REFUSED '60 RAMBLER Two-door Futura, auto., radio, heater, bucket seats. AT DISCOUNT PRICES! Classic 4-dr. sedan, 1964 CHEVROLET :. $1595 ! CREDIT Excellent condition. Chevelle, four-door, V-8, automatic, radio and heater. | Are you having ony credit prob- I leim—like being behind on ooy- Power steering, power brakes, exceptionally cftin, | mentj or being over-extended? 1963 PONTIAC $1775 , Hove yen been refused credit Bonnavilla sport coupsvaulomatic trammitiion. I960 BUICK . $ 495 elsewhere? Many Other Models LaSebrv, four-door, radio and heater, automatic. Powar itaering and powar brakes. BANK FINANCING : : EXTRA SPECIAL- WELL-TRY US Our Strong credit Connections 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST $1275 1964 MERCURY $ 995 I ond accessibility to available funds Two-door sport coupt. Cqliente lour-dopr, automatic, radio ond heater. I mokes us o lender In giving every I one the opportunity In purchasing on automobile. We con also con- 1963 OLDSMOBILE $1695 CHECK THIS BEFORE YOU BUY solidate your loans or Trade you BOB WHITE I Down — or — give you an auto- Dynamic 8B convertlbU, automatic tranimiision. OUR VEHICLES CARRY A 100% GUARANTEE j mobile PLUS CASH. Power (tearing, powor brakts. | Siva our Credit Counselor FOR 30 DAYS OR 1,000 MILES. I A CALL I IN FACT — CALL NOW BUICK-OPEL MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST 1963 FORD $1600 SHREWSBURY AVE. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 774-9000 Silaxia 500 XL, automatic traniminion. Powar itearing, V-8. SHREWSBURY FINANCING PLAN FOR SERVICEMEN 1962 CHEVY II $975 741-6200 SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY Nova 400, four-door station wagon, automatic tranim.s.ion. I: BRADLEY 1962 ENGLISH FORD $ 735 "| DISCOUNT CENTER, Inc. Capri, two-door. I RT. 35 NEPTUNE, N. J. I • (Corner ol Sprlngwood Ave.) 1961 CHEVY IMPALA $975 (••••••••••••••••i Six-cylinder convertible, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 975 CAN YOU TOP THIS BOB WHrTE BUICK URGES Sedan. WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS— 100% ONE PAYMENT —CREDIT WHILE YOU WAIT BUHLER & BITTER INC. — FIRST PAYMENT IN JULY — YOU TO DRIVE MAIN STREET KEYPORT SPECIAL RATES— TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS 264-0198 BUY THESE CARS - ONE PAYMENT ONLY SAFELY DURING THIS NO SECOND LOAN

On. FULL Par Payment 40 CADILLACS PRICE Month FULL Only INSTOCK HOLIDAY WEEKEND PRICE Par Mo. 'U Chevy $2695 86.25 Impala, 2-door H.T. "65 Chevy $2195 69.95 FULL Shop In Comfort In Our Giant Showroom .Impala, 2-door H.T, PRICE '66 Pontiac $2895 92.50 YOUR CAR IS VERY SAFEJF MONEY - UP A YEARS .lit PAY't Catalina, 2-door H.T. •65 Ford $1595 51.11 '65 CADILLAC $4795 NO DOWN • TOHTOPAY* I JUNE Coupe DaVilla, '64 Buick $1795.57.50 par weak . Falcon, 2-door \ Air Cond. YOU USE CAUTION. • ..•-•- CONSOLIDATE All Special Station Wagon. . '64 CADIUACS your bills Into one •45 Mercury $11 .BO $4795 Coup* DaVilla* "64 Riviera $2395 76.66 '65 CADILLAC single monthly pay- Monitrev 4-Dr. Sadan DaVill., Con., Air Cond. '63 Buick $1795 57.50 ment no matter Factory Air '64Pontiac $1895 60.69 how many loans EXECUTIVE •• '64 CADILLAC $2695 Skylark, 2-door H.T." you have. We can •45 Crwvy SI 1.80 Catalina, 4-docr H.T. V-8, Power Steering. Impala Convertible DRIVEN ' Coupe, Pull Power. help you. '64 Olds $1895 60.69 •45 Ford $10.60 From $2975 88, 4-door H.T. '64 CADILLAC $2695 '63 Buick $1995 75.00 .Pull Print Custom son BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL '63 Fort $10,411 All Powar, 4-door H.T. Electra, 4-door H.T. 'A* DAF $1780 •45 Ford $11.60 '64 Pontiac .$2295.73,47 2-Dr. Automatic. LTD 4 door Hardtop Gqloxle XL Hardtop '64-CADILLAC-.... $3495 . .'. .Air Cond. "63 Olds $11.60 Bonnavilla 4-dqof - Sun Roof •45 Ponrloe S12.B0 Coups DeVille, Air Cond. '&* Toyota $2139 Catallno Hardtop "M" Convertible H.T., Air Cond. •64Ply'ouHi $1295 48.75 SHREWSBURY AYE. 741-4200 SHREWSBURY Crown Custom 4-Dr. Blue - with blue Interior •o5 Dodo* $11.80 '43 Chtn $10.21) 2-door. Station Wagon Gold - with beige ir terior Coronet 500 Spt. Cpe. Impalo J-Dr. Hordtop '64 Chew $1595 SI.11 *o6 Toyota $1994 '44 Ford $10.80 '64 CADILLAC •43 Fort $ 8.80 Bel Air, V-8, ?-door $3795 '64T-Bird $2495 79.86 Crown Custom Gotaicle 2-Dr. H.T. 4-Dr. Sedan Galaxlj, 4-Dr. Flaafwood, All FW or. Conv., Yallow. ^ •44 Renault $ 6.60 '64 Chevy $1395 52.50 '43 Chrysler $11,20 Air Cond. •it Toyota $18(9 Dauphfne Sedan Corona 4-Dr. Sedan, Station wagon Biscayne, Auto. Tram. Black - black padded top. '64 Comet $1795 57.50 '44 Comet $ 8.80 Automatic '43 Chevy $10.20 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER "201" 4-Dr. . 4-door, all power, '64 Chevy $1895 71.25 '63 CADILLAC $2795 'it Toyota S2940 '44 Cadillac $18.40 Impola 3Dr. Hardtop Land Cruller, Hardtop, Impala, 4-door H.T. Flaetwood, All Power, Sedan DeVille, '62 Comer $995 45.83 4 Wheel Drive Factory Air '43 Ford $ 6.80 Air Cond. Folrlalne 2-door '64 Chevy $1495 56.25 4-door. '62 CADILLAC $1995 4-door Station Wagon Conv,, Air Cond. '62 Pontiac $1395 63.95 USED CAR SPECIALS!! '63 Chevy $1195 44.95 Whits - rsO; inferior Bonnaville, 4 Power Steering '64 CADILLAC $2995 '62 Baled $ 8.80 V-8, Powtr Stetring, Invlcta Station Wagon Sadan DaVilla. '45 Chevy 52395 Cotallna Statlro Wagon 1964 SAAB—2-door sedan, loaded .". ,'. .,...... $1095 Impola 2-0r. Hord:op •61 T-Bird $1395 59.58 Air Cond. '44 Mono $ 8.80 '42 Pontiac $ 8.80 All Power -.- ^yle $1395 63,95 45 Ford $1595 2-Dr. 9 Pan. Waoon $3195 1964 RENAULT DAUPHINE—one~owh«r,;-aquipped .™.^ T.V,.,...V ...,.,. $ 895 -'64-eAOIttAG— . Kawpeft, 2-door H.T. ; ; Cuslam S00 '44 Chevy $10.70 '63 Ford $ 8.60 '61 Ford $995 44.95 Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop Conv., Red.- whita op. •45 Oldi $21 fS Galaxio 4-Or. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN—2-door sedan, on* owner ...... $ 1095 •44 Ford $11.20 Salaxia, 4-door H.T. '62 Olds $1095 47.95 Cullass 2-door "60 CADILLAC $1295 Country Squire Station '62 Pontiac $ 6.80 Lika raw. Sedan DaVilla, ' 88, 2-door H.T. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN—Ksrmann Shia, one owner, (quipped ..„ $1295 •44 Falcon $1495 Wegon, 9 Pass. Catqlina 2-Dr. Hardtop Air Cond. Station Waoon •64 Ford $ 7.80 '61 Olds $1095 50.41 '63Ponfiac $1395 52.50 1961 VOLVO—544, 2-door Fastbaclc, 4-speed .....,.....,; ...... $ 695 '44 Chevy 51395 Folrlane "500" J-Dr. '62 Chevy $ 8.S0 f-85 Station Wagon, . "60 CADILLAC $1395 Tempeit, Lamani, Blscayns 4-Dr. '44 Psntlac $11.20 tmpola 2-door hardtop V-l, Powar Steering. Conv., Air Cond. Conv. Bonnevllle Convertible, 1961 PORSCHE CABRIOLET—Convertible, one owner ...... $ 1695 '44 Pontioc $2395 '62 Ford $ 6.S0 Factory Air Galaxle 4-door Catalina 2-Dr. H.T. '44 Chevy $10.70 1961 TRIUMPH—Station Wagon, one owner ....,.- '.. $ 199 '62 Chrysler $ 4.60 Impola 4-Dr. Hardlop 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS '43 Olds $1395 Newport tdoor I960 VOLVO—122 S, 4-door ...... _....„...... ;".$ 795 '44 Old! $11,60 '43 Cadillac $2895 Cullass, 2-Dr. '63 Buick $10.60 Convertible' LeSabre 4-Dr., 1958 ALFA ROMEO—Spider, red ...... „...... „.„...,..,;: $595 '63 Chevy $ 9.90 '43 Ford $1495 Impalo 2-Dr. H.T. Hlrdtoo XL, Full Power •63 Olds $10.80 '60 Buick $ S.60 1956 VOLKSWAGEN—2-door Sedan $ 395 '42 Buick $1095 "1!" 4-Dr. Hurdtop LeSabra 4-Dr. Convertible DOMESTICS . ' •41 Chevy $ .695 , Impala Convertible *EACOA5T 1965 DODGE- $1495 1 1962 OLDSMOBILE ..:;. :.$IO5O Dart, 2-dcor, Stick Shift. I F-B5, Convartlblt, all powar. TOYOTA SalM * Service 1964 CHEVROLEi $1295 1 I960 VALIANT $ 395 J SALES Nova, 2-door, 6-tyl. Stick. | 4-Joor automatic. 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK One block east of Shrewsbury AVB. i. 741-1234 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 74I-58B6 RED BANk BOATS AND ACCESSORIES THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1961 THUNDERBIRD— Fully equipped Friday, May 27, 19(56-21 eHRTSlI* - DWn IDIKMUl par. MERCURY 1S61 — Nlne-paee-iii-ger "»• ...J CHEVROUET - Two-door- Hi. 1»4 OORVA3R MONZA — Convertible. BOAT — BporU-fishrsrmin. 23'. (Uo- air conditioned. Reasonable. Call 787- -unto b»rth optional). VS. Interceptor Urn to Uln ovn piymenu on rerx* Uonn wonwon.. Absolutely no cae* w»t«i automatic. S395. Floor ihlft, F*c«ll«it condition, 6T5- 7?0 r.'hoard. H>ad, fti.f-r&btn, txlrka. Good c N0 ^ASH IEJGDL_JED.". down. BinBin** will finance MM at M.80 I960 CHEVROLET — Four-door wagon. 1566, afWr 5 p.m. or weekend!. *?££. £?- ™ ^ASH I*EJG •>uy. 3)1-2307, niter \ MANPOWER, INC. Call collect T~"A 4" weekly. CCall collect PA 1-7100. OASIS Full power. $595. 1963 VOUC5WA0EN MlOROBtTS — In HELP WANTED-FEMALE "FREE PLATES." MOTORS Rt. 0. Bayrevllle. 1957 BTl'DEBAKER. — Four-door wag- 1W0 CHEVROt-ET Rel Air rour-<,oor, r>p condition. Uw mlWifp A re Many temporary assignments 8232, Mr. Donar. on. (20.1. ntaMard flhlfi. 35,(KH1 orltfrial miles- •uy. KASSAS RlUffl., PONTIAC. 396 I.YMAN IJiPSTRAKE HIMi, -- RRIJAPLE DAV WORKER — JM 1S6T USCOUi — Mast ieU. IMS MERCURY — Monterey hardtop. Spotlpsft Conmi>or^$5(W._7«'M595. troaM Si., Heri Rank. 741-51 SO. WindshlPlri*, navy top, «id« curtains. —Top rates, all areas. ays a week. Own transportation. Call Buying new car. Asking 1160. NO CASH NEEDED. TAKE OVER BOB WEILER AT'TO BERVICE-872-02M ,\ff trailer. 3-*> h.ji. Johnson, eloc- 787-9431 PAYMENTS of 17.90 per week. BON- 5tflri. Ku!1_v (".uipnwi. Lights, re- TYPISTS !WS5 VOLKSWAGEN' — Private o»i*r. 1S57 THVKDEliBlRJy — Originalg 33.WW OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS DEI; AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. it sacrifice. Fully equipped. l T Lt F Me Kr Agin1 Call aller 7 c control, anehTf. Water NKIS. fit*.. 1949 WILLYS JEEPSTER— Ex- Two top". Lpster F. Me Kr A All in fine otmrilllon. SSL'.'.. Tall t>7]-i2fiO. SECRETARIES Good condition 774-S700. 1 condition. J166-7414. x> Mount Enfili , 741-600O 741-7470. DlrTAPHONF: ter 5 p.m., — Frtdaya. Call 291-9079. 1918 DODGE TOL'RING — Excellent 1961 MERCURY — Station wagon, Col- IARK B VI OADILLAO - Four-door harfitop ^ntlSAIP. COMPASS - Two alumir lrn KEYPUNCH orERATOUS condition. Price J1.8T5. Call 681-W19 or ony Park. Eight cylirutpr, automatic. ngine Excellent uf. KicellPTl rondttlon. Full Iviwtr. chairs, nanffrth snt^lior, 1(" Hi. STEN0S Mi'iTtlflB WOMAN — For ittniral of- 196J and 1963 VOLKSWAGENS — Ra<49-6182- . condition. Call HI- w.>rk .SOITIP typlnK npcesflary. Full dio. Call after 6 r-.m. Good condition, Best offer. Call after 6296 o 542-f>3)0. si oircr. 787-1(11)8. ri'ii; anchor, two trolling nxl.* «lc. 5 p.m. 23HKJS0. p r.ni 7(7.ian. Bi^J*. 7*7-3038, 1965 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — ElKht 1WW >P.li 1962 GrtUxlf twn^loi»r harftt"t> Please come in and register cylinder. Automatic, full price. JH&5. I ft*.! PONTTAO LE MANR - Conve pt on* rent or >-nur own c*5h nfces- SA l.KStiv t>Y FOIt OHlLDnEN'S 196J OLDSMOBILE Super 8J. Four- Hall after f,:3 all Silt. WJM, HWAP - Ifi hp. Johnson, nlrl 1 McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. it-lf, 3*6 cu. In., three speeds, MfUl rv iinv.n. Bank will rmanre Jfi9-' at immediately, Wf;AH KxppnpnrP prefrrri-drefrrd. ^ Applppy door. FUJI power. *I,4!W. NO MO ' Sun. 291-1194. tmt In rxrfm forwlltlon tor hoat trailer, DOWN. BONOEAU AUTO SALES srray with blj»:blj»k top. Fully qpp 10 wpcklv Tall collect PA 1-71(10. - YOt-TH CEN- D6T) OLDSMORILJC — 98 Scenic coup*, •V>7 F'ORI> "Excpller)t~ronHition. Nw AS1S MOTOR?, Rt. ft. Rayrevtllc. 7rtO Ih. catMi-.lty. 7l7-2r»ftfi. NO FEE CHARGED S5, NeptuWe. 774-6700. (ViLFk fll'lRT'M fit)] 1 t* ^^ ''-^11l*./4f^%T slikH a .» Eiimc t taion in out » 1 TEH M l St.. R""l Hank, or rfionr fii» . conctaion in, out, »H0O. Call grvyi t s. 312 c'J. In. Floor «hlft. Hwy. 35. Mlddl««»nv. CHfl-vrolK, sta 717-1352. CHEVROI^Br rou ,Tv H.P. WEST EBNf) — 1.WS oulhoi Rhnppini: O 1953 CHRYSLER - Excellent randl ,. Calf Call S42-3O52. 1965 CHEVROLET — Chevelle two-floor atinn *ulr I.ik? nw. 2D hours, pa. Call 291-1M6, 4 W. FRONT ST. UN '»il-ll. 11-7. Full or part-tim* tion. 1957 Dodgs-Good transportation rnRJVMBLF — Classic 7711. Two- «(l»r 7:30 pm._747-«l^ RhlflF. Htt;hfRt |>*y in Raysnor* Area. 1B60 Plymouth-Mechantcally sound, Al 66 TR4A—Four montiis old. hardtop, fi cylinder. Excellent condi- tion. d'M liter 5 p.m..' %42-34f&. r Twin stick with ovfr-irlvr Good Atlantic Highlands NurKlnB Home, 8 ean guaranteed to pass Inspection dio. Must BPH. Call Arthur, rMltlon. ^rm !8!>n Halt 671-MR4. _ ""VOUffiWAOEN — Very RED BANK 747-2517. 2C OI.'STOM — Bi:iLT crulPM' V^ Mlddleiown AVP . Atlantlr Hlrhlands. Pays, Kll-2534. NUM., Xtl-llgn. PONTIAC — 1962 Bonnpvllip. convert nod rnnditlfW, S9M. One adult o«n*r. lf%5 h.n. refurbished and fully equipped EXPERIENCED OPEP.ATOKfi Power hrakp?, steerinK. Burkd 7|-M47. r;ill !>r. I^utert.arh. 2ftl-Ofion. FORDS — De»lre Interested partle 963 CADIL.LAC—Flfctwood, Full pow- Gool condition. C7HTI. 747.(767. Eatontown Dress Ufl. EXPBR[ENfKI)"<'dSMBtJCIAN AND to take overt- paymetita on repossess r NO CAfiH NEEDED. TAKE OVEn •P. Exrpllpnt rendition. S12flV Call cmsVROljICT — IrapBla Phone O42-35M, 747-1485 be/ire S:30 p.m. nr fltop Si" 22' OWENS CRUI8BR — 1»M. Excel IlRfC, rl,EKK • Apply In perann. Sea eara. "NO CASH NEEDED." "FRE »AYMBNTS of $15.40 P*r week. BON- 47.000 mtlea, »ix cylinder, WOMEN WANTED TO WORK in l»un BrlKht Pharmary. M2-lPn PLATES.1' Call collect TA 4-3232, M )EU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. CRATES BEVERAGE CO., 14 Tft&rpONTIA-«loop, hardtop, Md condition and good urea, er traniforred. 11.100. SI2-1S73 or 717. We. Apply lin.M'l Lau.Jdry, « Mar- WOMAN OR HOUSEWIFE — With 'R7-a7fi6. after S p.m. Lt., Bun. and Monday. 671-B166. 3010. on St., Bed Bank. reauurant e«|»rlence. to operate »nai-k 1958 T-BIRD CLASSIC — standart B64 CHKYeii&K ~ Twn-door, hardtop. 1966 VOLKSWAOfcN ~- Model 1300 BestJe. Bt>ndlx radio, leatherette, «now« [&59 T-BIRI> — CO.WB 'bar. Yacht Basin. Ar>ply after 2 p.m., transmission. ?Tew clutch, exhaust aye ?ad.n and heater. PoW"-" steering and 963 BUNllBA.lt IM.PINZ O.T. — 20' SEA SKirP BOAT US l>.p. OIRIi FRIDAY — Knowtsdge o'iiurl)Or"Kentaunmt.*Atla'ntic Hllhla.n<«! >rakp«. Extra snow tires. Excellent antl more extras, Cream puff. Still •tower, windows, aeata, too; dark freen, »000 miles. Wire wheeU and radio. tern arM tlre«. $1000 or best olfer. 28* In warranty. H6W. 291-3090. Chris Craft. Inboard engine. All cedar Kenpral Insurance, shorthand, typing. O22S after 6 p.m. ;ondlttnn, $l,B95. Will finance. Call 542- ilack top; must ie«, $875; 842-1515. 11W. Call 566-7346. hull. Tandam axla trailer. (SSO. 787- --ritlals ami aalary expected. OPKRATOltR WANTED 032, anytime. Write e»»i - 1 1361 PONTIAC BONNEVIIAE — Wl "969 TRlUlirlt CONVERTIBLE — 5557. "U.K." Kttx .Via. tint ff«nk. _ __ rly work OH lmiiefi ralncoatj. Also, 3 with rej Interior. Excellent condition. T R 3. t5ood corMitlon. Adjustlble steer- TBKCIIETA'RY"—""BiperTenrjetl. rt »r«l hnlne milkers. Apply BPI- 0NTIA,C3 — Deitire Interested par- 18^' IAPSTRAKE SEA BRIGHT O«t Co., 320 Main Bt. 787-3477. AUTOS FOR SALE ies to take over payments on re- .J7.000 miles. 946-8529. Ing wheel, ilso brakes. $S25. 291-3626. I! TRUCKS FOR SALE only. Mainly lltiKlltlon. I^arKu uflii-e. answer call 291-2323 SK1>T -- B6 It.p. Chrysler Ace. N assessed cars. "NO CASH "rtEi ^0. ' 1958 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — ; wlndrfileld. caulk, and patnt. "As la", Sulkry eommeiiaurate wiUl atatlUltyl . WOMEN FREE PLATES." Call Oollect TA 4r Asking $300. Must aril. Call TU- S BNZ 196321963~2M BB Bedan. 992 FORD % PICK UP — J195. 1957 Other'DcnillU. No SaturaayB. Calll 7477 - To learn steaming on~>»weate*s. Bleady 1232 Mr. Ponar. $M0. CROWN MARINE, at Little Sil- k. John Klnkel & Son. it Appli SKS, after 3 p.m. Wp have »nn Immaculate blackk a«dad n ^levrolet % utility body, |595. Call ver. R.R. Station^ __„_ „ 2662. ,49-9206 after 6 p.m. St., New 8hrewntmry. 1965 HUSTAN5 — Six cylinder, hard- with red lleather Interior, automatic IIRSES — R.N. and L.P.N. Opoor- wuismisslaii n l»w*r te «te«rtnjt. AIIR jorUrao.rrlnTi'p." EIJSCTRTC — «2<»" AUTOS FOR SALE top. Priced below reta.il. Call 291- S6S CHEVROLET H TON PICK-UP — V, II.p. JIS5, 31) h.p. .125. Othen from inlty worth Investigating. Pleasant ART—T1MR SECRETARY — For Brand new CONDITIONED, tailio, wWte nldewUl*. manulactiirpr's rpprpaentalh'e. RPO few lire*, good condition. Call I'M .'MO h.p. 222-R773. writing condition* Join Ihe sUff nf nnn owner, low milMi^. PJew« eon- Bank locatlim. Shorthand an* typUll 747-3OH. 1 in ultra-modern 9ft-ned Nursing Fae.UI 1962 BMIBLBK — BtandaM transnvlj tact BENZBUvflpfiCH, 28 OTMJd AVC, isii p. HOTORT^ U MOTOR BOAT y at Meadow Lakes Retirement Com eas^ntlal. Plpaap opnd resunw to "A.J."' »ta FUdto tiBiter. Needs radiator KflKlewood. U> ?-1400. ^__ 1851 WIli.YS TRUCK ,nd amall dkngtiy. (!Ui. Cat! mr>ty. A variety of work sr.heriulps Box !i2tl. RM Bank. work. Priced for quick rirnr. Excel!"!! crmillllon. H28. O»ll !B66 FORD UTIUTY — UK. Itonnt. Elertrlc ftarter. Plus trailer. XL 30*. Or write P.O. Box 79J, JUglits- ff)(T H»ma in Fr*>fh«ld area. CiJl W2- 8III8II-CV-IITU1«:1 . SUndafSUddd Ihllthllt . t&& Call Friday, Bat, am., 741-3M0. [954 CHEVROLET — Carry-All. 124.1. Complete canvHK. Kuri-llem condition. iwn, N.J. 08-S20. iU4 for nptK>,"tm»nt M6-S788. tOB WEIUJIl AUTO BBRVICE-8TI«»1 Must jell, HAW. 671-95M. IJ99 DODOE [our-door OoroMt. C3e»n. MATIlItE WOMAN — Fnr dtnlaj ai- 1968 C3HRY»l/BR SAKATOOA — In ex- 1300, 300 Bay Aw., IftM FORD PfCKLTP — With covered CBI1AR ROWSOXjirenw"—Tjire~newl.lV OPERATORS nlstfin* No exp^rlpncn needed. State but nobody, cellent condiitloni . S325. Call Highlands. »ed, Oood condition.-Call 222-5954, after K arM finlahed In tpar varninhih . 5 $1409; tngle nei-dle oporatori" in work on la llflcatloi*. Write "B.K.", Box 520, 6T1-2849. p.m. 1968 FORD 0AI4AXIB 800 — Two-door h.p. otithoard motor "an. Is condition". Kwl Bunk. ^^ (LMII •ipei-il,., moil •conomlcol Oara. Pump. $100 complete. Boat worth :nnts. Vlece work. Shore Coal , 1964 PLYMOUTH — Two-door hardtop- hardtop. White with red vinyl trim. P TRUCKS — 19H IntKrnatlonal nc, 22 Bridge Ave.. tEisner Blilg.) PART-TIME CA8IIIBR — Some TvighU. Four speed. 1965 V-8 pngto*, new Dow mileage. In new oond«lon._ne*l ^W. 1BS2 Ford, F-6. 1946 Chevrolet, over jaOO alone. 747-1100 or T47-28M af- *4»rntl«T>t., At* brakes paint. Excellent condition savtoSa. RASMS BROS., PONTIAC. Ity-ton dump. 19o7 OMO with closed c Superama, New Shrewgbury. $1250. Call 671-G3S0. a96 Broad St.. Red BarJk. 741-6180. body. 1954 International ste-lMnn. two to 19' SKIFF - Lapatrake. 105 h.p. In- OH COSMCTKrOM Monmouth Motors Inc. hoose from. Two 1951 Chevrolet plck- board Nordburg. b^ill1 canvas. Aaklns 'ANANYY nanaaa opfiilngs FaFrr qualifiequfedd lad let BOOKKEEPKR — Kxperlcncert Bur- 1M7 FORD — Blue and white. Stick. MBRCURY 1982 Station wapjn. Not up>. ma Dodge traclur. 1959 F-S cab 'art-time wort showini g AvoA n plproiluctts upln Sennimntic oi^rator. Flve-d»ty Good condition. UW firm. Call 842-1238 one cent of your own cash necessary »»0. Call 7U2S77. • Authsriiid Renault Dealer Russell and chassis. Pliorte 4624796. ii MliMlptown, Kfl Bunti, Fair II;i\eii. ek s to f.'Mt. H*ntt(ltM. For *p- after 8 p.m. down. Bank wilt finance $695 at $8.40 J15' MFQ 1904 KUNABOIIT — Wind lall 741-i:.4:i or Write Mrs. MarKtirH ti.ln.tnt, fall Mr. WUHOII, 871-4000. weekly. Call collect PA 1-7100, OASIS HWY. 35 EATONTOWN 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA. SPORT ild uphol.ster4*(l »eat.i, etc. A-t ahi I*. luliXlu, P.O • BII»_*M Red__Bunk MOTORS, Rt. 9. Sajtreville. firm. 741-7W. : Kxperiencert. Dorii ft deal! COUPE — Automatic, Power steer, MOTORCYCLES AlTlVA8HERi:~"FnLL TIMK ONLY ffltuurant, 36 Short Dr., 542-2414 radio and heater. J1995. Eicellent con- IIiUMAN HUSKY STATION WAQON- 1B8T—18' BRISTOL BI.PE FISH 40 — Olrl*. 19 lo 23, for iletatllnf cum: dition. Call 741*184. 0&9 IjOolts cood, runs sood. $17S, 222 [895 BULTACO 200 C.C — Almost new. h.p. Evlnrude Lark. New motor yu Jeanf Jnslds windows and outside OBNJSKAfi OFFICE WORKER — Typ- TRIUMPH — 1963 convertible, Heral S775. _^_ .600 ml!e>. Call HKO. CURhlotiJl, fully equipped, with rylng. No exirtrlince necP^saryecy, Good trailer. Aaklns T50. Call. 'na- t Sdr Car ing, shorthand, bookkeeping, ftUnf r« 1200. Perfect condition lr*ld« and out.1962 VAUAMT ~ Automatic; trainml«- itges. Apply Country Sudser Car .T hptwff-n Hi a.m. and 8 p.m. Good Owner 946-4408. Nil rslng—Horn * a'H lt ' • • -• S72-9770. Z22-&5OO. Hlsht* JAr_auy TrfctnR-rornHtlonfl; * »ys, Z . AJA aocevsones. TS68 CHAMPION — Oood ettfina, the 1864 PONTIAC US MANS—Convertible, Gp, hK y ASSEMKI.Y~wonKSna —'Kauri grew- AUTO LEASIN& burgundy. Floor shift Beautiful condi- M24KW8. Reaaona.ble. Call 8' DINKY WITH .DAHS st. Futl tlmr. Aj»ply ItO'ITlEANN c«Hiil>m^y In New Bhrewnbury of- tion. 11,700. Call after 4 p.m. an; day,L0f5O ELOONA — Two bedrooms. Fup ANY NEW MAKE OR MODEL CAR H24401. >l9bed. Llka new contlitlon. I^irgo patio OOOD CONDITION (46 EAUTY SHOP 2f» W. Front St., Key tlii' following JotM to atari lm- 196* RAMBLER OLABStC 770 — Ex- 741-8182. lnK. Set up lri clean modern paric. M;»73 nart. Call 26A-2803. Jati'ly. Two to thien assembly INSURANCE I MAINTENANCE OPTIONAL cellent condition. Standard shift. Fac- 1963 OADtUIiAC CONTORTIBIJ) 787-6398. ORUISEatSKIFF — Length 2G'. beam W(jrlit.'r» for clean and Hjrlit aawmbly. tory air conditioned. Must sell, bi K.,r a|.|Hjlntment oail H2B0O or W7- ALL LEASES "TAILORED" TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Whitfc Blaclt too. Bed lesither. PuU I960 FRONTIER — 10x46. White, and n^'. Universal engine. Head and two offer. U8-686S. powei. Mnt comtlUon. (2,779. Can 222-an. In A-l comlltlon. tielliiuE at a rea- hunks. Can be seen at J2U Bonk St.. W* Will Arnngi To Purchast Your Prtitnt Car evenings, wectenda. Re4 Bank, after 6:30 Call 741 -4776. __ 1963 tive rf>a\ rstal*" nrflrn. M-hmir work. wrrcitHoAiin OPERATOR — part- on. Power gUit, power gtttorirlg, radio 1859 I>E8oro — Four-rioor, b>ack mp 3-11 shift. Bteaiiy work. 711- LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY OPERATED NEW MOd~N~~TRAirJ3K^a«^50^ FUf !«• TERSY /latbottom »kl/f, [our Mn«E fiJti-« exrpllent typing (JRM> nnd and heater. One owner. 747-08KJ. clean, no spot-" or dento. New tour-pl: fy atr-condllionfd. Brand r*w burner, old condition, nhnrthnnd nkllU. Plcannnt IPIP phone m. rublwr. 671-0677. Excellent condition. Call 7R7-42<0, Locust Point Rd., Locuat. (rear) 'olce. Experience esutntial. Start (70. AiTftESRFffl — Full and part-time, 1965 OLDSMOBILB 9B HOUDAY SB- inch and dinner. Calf or apply Don AUTOS FOR SALE 1982 MOBILE HOME — 65x10. Thre FOR APPOINTMENT CALt^ ulxole, Inn. Rl. J4. Matawan. 5S6-7BJ7. DAN — Fully equipped indlndWi fac- wdrooms, front kitchen. Washer anri STORAGE AND SERVICE tory air coTWiittonlrig anri power win- rlry&r. Wall-to-wall carpet, 13,500. EAOHBRS — Malhema-tlcji, Reading, SEACOAST dow*. Tremendous vaJu«. RASSAS 542-3960. APPLEBROOK AGENCY inRllnh. High school and elementary, BROS,, PONTIAC. 395 Broad St., Ri SPACE FOR BOATS — IAQBO small boats hauled. Call .umme-r mornings. Must h« mature, LEASING INC. Bank. 741-5180. ABC DELUXE — 4«xl0, Two btd 671-2300 ixpirlenctd, rtedicatnd. Wrlt« fully. SEE roomn, washer. Aluminum awning: and 'C.A.", Box «fflO, nert Ba-nk. AN AFFILIATE OF SEACOAST FINANCE CO. SINCE 1925 1960 DODGE PrcLARA four-door ae- itorage shed. Air conditioned. 542-0754. dan. A-U J39S. Call IESPONSIBLE OIKL -- To BUPBTVlie Corner of Newman Springi RrJ. i Bridge Ava., Rad Bank, NJ. 872-8770 PRINCES8 — 10xS6. Like new. Two BUSINESS NOTICES irwt transport orltt 14 year old girl avnd" THE MEN bedrooms. Many extras. Must sell fast. mpi 11 year old **>? to beach- club. 1965 CHEVROlErr SUPER SPORT — Bought house. Call 787-6781. V-8 automatic, fully equtppe^l, air con- SECRETARY Monday - Friday. 747-3296. -•Ith bookkeeping Ifnowlerlgs, short-hand Who Have ditioned. Call after 8. 747-IT33. BOUGHT HOUSE — Must WOMAN -- fienerai office work. Mon- year old New Moon. Call and typing. Pleasant working; condi- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 19B5 KiYMOUTO - Four-«pMd tram, DEPENDABLE tion* ' In Rert Rank offlcp. Permanont day through Friday. All company bene- Everything mWslon. Bucket scats. Excellent con 671-1747. flls. Apply Utlman's Jewelers. Mon. 1 piwltlon. Send complete details In llrsl mouth Shopping Centor, Katnntown. nMtlon. Call 741-0143. ALMA TRATUBR - 33'xS . Shower letter to "B.A.", Box S20, Red Bank. going room and porch on side. Reasonable. FLOOR WAXING 1S65 TRIUMPH 8F1TFIKE CONVBRT WAITRESSES WANTED dl - Orlya or For You.' MI1-63I4 3AR WASHERS — Kail lime. T.ood flvcrrinRs. Counter and dlr.ling room ser- IBLE — In excWlenl corAJItlon. RAS- islarles. No expe-rlenne needed, nlrts SA8 BROS., PONTIAC. 3(6 Broad St., COMPANY vice. Call 7B7-M48. SONNY'S REITAU- .» to 25. deanlnl Interior of oars, RAXT. Hwy. 36. Bolford. Bed Bank. 74T141B0. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 264 - 4796 anil outside low trucks. Apply In per- SEE THE 1981 MJNAUI/T OABAVIBI, — Bport« mn Ber/s Mlddletown Car Ws«h, 414 HAIRDUBSSBR — Full nr part time. LAWN MAINTENANCE Iwy. 35, Mlnalmwn. conleconvertible. . Radio, heater. Low mll« WE PICK UP JUNK CARS — Twin- La.wns cut, trimmed, fertilized, seeded. Apply In person ConteffM D'or Hair- age. LlfLlfcc e n«w. »& 291-23472912347. Brnoli Auto Wrecking. Call"M2-2235 or Reliable, service. Call 7*7-1681. . COOK — II0U8EWORKER drfissp.ru, Linoroft. 747-02S2- RUSSELLMEN FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — Al PERMANENT ,r0SIT10N -- Uve-ln AOC0UNT1N0 OLERK — For Country SELLOUT QET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - types ot masonry. CHARLEB HOWER two ariults: state «B« relerences «.r« Club. Experience preferrfd. but not AUTOS FOR SALE AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS Contractor. Call 747-4479. nalary desired.- Reply to "A.N.", necessary. Contact Miss Johnson, S42- AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy, 521). Red. Bar*. N.J._ 3112. ENTIRE STOCK of NEW and USED CARS CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAO'. 35, Eatontown. 642-2414. WA1TREB8ES WANTED -• Luncheon Full time day positions — Havo truck. Ll«ht hauling. Call alte: H a.m. to 3 p.m. Must ba over 21. Oood working conditions p.m. 741-2149. Experler>ce. necespary. Apply Pleasan1 with fringe, benefits. OsJl persomrel de- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BAKED ENAMEL ALUMINUM GUT Valley Inn. Hwy. 31, Holmdel, bttwee partment, Rjlve-rvlew Hospital. 7*1-2700. 4 and 6 p.m. TER& and leadars. ReasonaMa prlcr MATURE WOMAN — Ovpr 28. Experi- BOATMAN'S SHOP A_D. Steward, H42-O2.W. PANTRY G1RIV3 — Two 9:30 »m enced. References. Slewp-rn. For hoUM. BY JUNE 30th WILL. HAND MONOGRAM ANYTHING 33p.m, . and 2 pm. to 9:30 p.m.. Mon,ke+plrtf. June through Au|u«l, 150 per NEW JEBSEY'S LARGEST MARINE PRICE SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT. — Pries according to article. Call throug" h Sat. Experience not required, week. Call after S p.m. 222-SJI6. ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOP. 671-0396. Colonnade Restaurant, Monmouth Shop- ping Center Eatontown. SAiLESOIRL AND CASHIDR — Apply Whan fh« 3% New Jer- EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR PAINTING — Interior, exterior. 20 Linen De.partme.nt. Atlantic flirperama, SALES, NEW AND USED. EXPERT years experience, Fres estimate. Rea- OPERATORS — On Merrow single New flhrewibury. tey Silas /Tax comas on REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHNSON sonable. 842-4730. double r.teedle and overlook machlms. AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS..PROMPT Will teach on sweaters. Ste-ady work. SERVICE. 24 WHARF AVE., REDPAINTING AND DECORATI.VB — Call July lit w«'r* going fish- Mr "K" 264-4*123. Residential, Indus- John Klnkel A Son, 44 Apple St., New HELP WANTED-MALE BANK. 741-5780. Shrewsbury. , SLASH! OPEN SUN. AND HOLtDAYS trial leaders and gutters Installed. ing for a while — and w» 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. WANTED — EMeriy woman to Itve-ln ATTICS AND CELLARS CLEANED — and care for elderly man. Must he re- don't want any cars on *< MONMOUTH MARINA Sailing Center Light hauling, small lawns mowed. liable. Oood salary. Some, rAirs4ng NEW Sailing Instruction. Rentals. Call 741-9458 after S p.ra., dally or allknow1eaVi!. Mrs. J. Miller, XS Har- SECURITY GUARDS hand to worry about. Complete line or: Paceahlp, day Saturday and Sunday. mony IW., Mlddletown'. N. J. 671-10ft2. Chrysler-Lonestar, Alcort, Snark, GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Oreen Larson M-16 Scorpion, viking, Landscaping. AH phases of landscaping ADDRE3S EWVEW)PE8, LABELS, Full and Part-Time Bklmmar, arJd Chrysler Outboards ETC. Must own typewriter and be I966CHEVROLETS Including ma!ntenar>ce. Weekly, month- tble to pick up and deliver every OPENINQB IN 16 West St. Monmouth Beach 222-3492. ly or season. F. intermeiiolL 7R7-0818. ;wo days. Phone 222-S40H, 0 a-m. Matawan 1957 Iff TERRY OUTBOARD SKIFF — PROTECT ASPHALT AREAS — From p,m. only. - TRY US LAST! S3 35 h.p. electric start, Johnson motor, destruction by gas, cil and other harm- Long Branch trailer extras. Excellent condition. Can ful elements. Seal with Coflrnlcoat. LADIES - PART-TIME be neen at 5fl Knddon Fa.rk, Red Bank. Adds years to pavement life. Ciiifan- Morganville ... for the deal you NO Also 14' Rowboat. teed protection. For Ire« estimate call 17 to 60-ouari.nleed »1.50 to J2.00 pe Car and phone essential, with 741-3227. hour according to ability. If you have MIMN SKIFF — 20'8". Excellent con three hnurj tt day, clear background. Interview! thought you couldn't males dltlon. Fully equipped. »5 h.r. Nord' LAWN • BERVIOE — Light trucking. and have car and phone call the MONEY berg marine motor. Being sold due toNew Shrewabury. A. Jackson. nearest number. 586-2D13. 775-1083, *62- Thursday, May 26, 4 p.m. to 111 health. David Bllla, days 741-7300. 741-7S1I). 1074, or evenings 4W-4162. 58 NEW CADILLACS « OLDSMOBILES Nights 281-0484. 8 p.m., at Monmouth Lanes LANDSCAPING AND LAWN BF.RVIOE 18' INBOARD — 75 Up. Gray. Bur* BOOKKEEPER-BTATISTICAL CLERK 46 USEFULL CARS — 3 USELESS ONES —Grading, seeding. lertlllilng. A.R. Vor hospital accounting department, Bowling Allieys, Rt. 36, Long DOWN! good. Needs pftint. Yard fees paid. DIAZ. I2T Oakland St., Red Bar*. nood typist. Knowledge of payroll, pay- • :r.n |Z79 takes It. Call 787-4839 after 747-5019. Branch, N. J. " p.m. ^ roll taxes and Acrourfts Payable help- BACKHOEBULLTCIZINO — Topsoll, ful Salary depending upon experience. SAILBOAT' COO frmvel, mowing, septic tank work. Ben- Call Personnel Office, Rivervlew Hoa- Call 462-5757 or 774-6106 As II. Jam Ir^M^eTHJfM piiai. m-nm. Call 681-6748. JOE LOPEZ EJCPE NCEn MEDICAL SECR.E 14' THOMPSON — TUt trailer. 35 h.p. TARV In. Red Bank. Accuracy I STEADY AND PART-TIME HELP — Expert n. d y Apply in person, Ben's Car Wash, Evlnrude. All In good condition. Englnr LANDSCAPING typing. Mltng anill dictaphondith e essentialesnttia . yp g 1 1 Hwy. 39 Mlddletown. hardly used. *(50. Call 264-5991. Lawns and Yards Cam NSNo. Saturdayst d . "CMCM. ,' ' BoB x 520520, Be 14' RUNABOUT — With 40 h.p. E\rtn- 152 W. Front St., Rpd Bank Bank. GLASS MECHANIC — Auto glssi, plate, and winnow gluir/g flood pay. rude, water skis, cushions. A-l con' Call 842-0714 lifter 6 p.m. BENERAL HOUREKEBPER — To as dltlon. J375. Call 741-4389 after «:30. Morris Plate Glass Co., 10 Maple Ave., PAINTING — Inside, outsldp. dean Mat with children. Live In. with nlcf Red Bank. 7411063. BLUE JAY SAIL BOAT — With two work. Reasonable, Your material. B66- family. Call 5.11-IMS. seta of sails, new rljrglng and trailer. 2963. CAR tSHERS — FULL OR PART- CLERK TIME — Experience preferred hut not All In excellent condition. Ready to go. LAWN MOWING AND SPREADING Must be nccuratp and like Wftrkln No painting required. Asking J900. com- necessary. Good wages. Apply Country CADILLAC . OLDSMOBILE YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER Call after 7 p.m. with figures. Ability to type. Liberal Sudser Car Wash, Hwy US, Mlddletown. plete. 842-0743 • 7*1-5113. benefits. Apply Atco Ceramics, Hwy, Wt'vt Mid ond serviced tor 54 yean FIBERGLASS RESIN — Only W.95 rm 35 Keyport. ATTENDANT - 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. RT. 36 & 1st AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS EXPERIENCED CARPENTEK AND Benefit*. Apply In p*m>n Rronkdali — to you am buy wl* con!ld«nr.». , Gal. Fiberglass Cloth lrj 2",4",6",3«" MASON — Contract nmall lobs nr part- REGSTEED NURSE — 7 a.m. 44", SO'1 and 80" widths. Pettlt's Bot Nursing Home, Hwy 3!,' Htzlet. IMADWAY at 4th LONO BRANCH 291-1101 time work with builder. 6fl-3I0S. 3 p.m. Two or three days per week, torn Paint, Deck Paint In stock. Also Apply in person, Brnokdale Nursinfi SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Manila A Nylon Rope, snaps, thimbles PROFESSIONAL LAWN MAINTE Home. Hwy. 35, Hazlct. Wanted. Part-time. Apply Tlnton Falls etc. Jacobs Hardware Co., Shrewsbury NANCE — Conscientious work. Per Chevron. Call Hl-SSm. Ave at B»rgen Place, Red Bank. 747- Jb Fre» Mtlm&tes. 787-34-7D or 747- SECRETARY to7~clprgyman—One-girl 4044.-, office. Steno typing, mtmeo. Part iiPHOLBTERER WANTED — OlfiS time dally. Permanent position. Start 3060. Evenings. Call FAST X .[ERBEY SPEED BKIFP— PROFESSIOWAL JiAWN SERVER — In mld-Jur*. Call 747-9385. 222-5925. Cabin with two bunka and head. Ma- At rpanonahle prttes. Lljtiit tnicldng rlne radio-telephone-• • - - , Converted J.ln and olftan-up work. Call 264-7461. REGISTERED NURSE-lnterested In Putillc Health Nursing.- To fill In for CARPENTERS coin engine with (velvet drive) PRODUCT DESIGN, d«vftlopmftnt,~en- nydraMllc revarse. Lovett pump. Large vacationing nurses. Call after 6 p.m., ABLE. STEADY WORK. APPLY IN glne^rlng and drafting lerrice. ME. S421475. fish box. Needs some work. $900 firm. Phone 741-3fiOO. TFH, M Apple St., PERSON Blmwood Park, Cherry Trii Call 7U-5152 before 3 p.m. OS 74HW2 New Shrewsbury. La., off Rt- 3H, Mlddletown. after. . • ^ OPERATORS-FULL OR PART TIME . .yDOWS OLBAVED AND MrecrA Mature ladles wltr^ nlr/gle or douhl UUUCHSBN «- J0F.F *• SHORE-SPORT needle experience wanted' , YPUT round 1 hung. H«BJOTt{ib)t, Call (More Classified Ads FISHERMAN—24 lapslrake construc- 872-17W or seasonal employment arranged to tion, excellent condition. Sleeps two. iu.it you. Olean pleasant .rklnR con Large Inventory included. Phone after PAINTING — Interior, Mtftrlor. Tien rtltlons In new alr-condttloned bullrilng 5 P.m. 747-15M. nonable. Fre« rsti males, H. A M. at Rod Bank Airport. Oo'od. starting On Tlie Next Page) 714 H.P. Outboard motor with 2Vi gal.Palntlnc. 244-5685. pay. Curvon Oorp 747-3S32. tank. LljfM welgnl ilaherman. EjCfl- lent condition. 7474089. 35 WATT RCA MARINE RADIO TELE- PHONE — Complete with antenna. Llcenfleable. Also Sonar Fathometer. Oall 74J-78O9. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' »" BOAT — 30 h.p. EvWrude Lark. t trailer, water ski?, fully Ready to go. )695. Cs.1 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I

p CRUIflSRS INC. 110 h.p. in- board - outboard i!flrcnjl«fr. Campar lop. TraJler. %1VBS. 264-5586. Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating A 15 ACRE 1 FOR SALE — Ono cabin orulBf :. 51'. Pull galley anil licnO. Slrepa four. Gowl ADDINfl MACHINES — Typewriters I.. SMITH BIJILDERB — Patios, al- THOMAB SLATE condition. S3.IW0 291-2635. sold, rented, repaired. Serple-o's 101 terations, atlilltlnns, garages. Call 291. Free Estimate 17' OUTROATlTi EXPRESS CRUISKII Monmnuth St.. Reel Rank. 7<7.048.1. 1785 or 741-7330. Painting and TVcnratlnf — Rained dock. Sj>epd 2ft miles per MASONRY—Patios, steps, sidewalks, Fully Insured 842-3168 741-4336 hour. Sleeps two. H«u1. Built \tJ uinks, painting, carpentry. Reasonable Ratea. C ft D 26 gallons, Elfrciric Wise pump, 60 h.p. Air & Sea Travel Reservations 717-2MS or S«-mi. ~ 'nmdft molor. All equipped. Appronl- Painting A Decorating CHEVROLET CITY Free Estimate, 787-6920 or 717-7151 ;ely 150 hours of use. Cpmplptrly BE IT A WEEKEND — Al Grossing- WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — reHnlshed. Rfddy to go. Any demon- er's hr around the world In 80 days, Alterations, nepalri, Maionry. Small Btratlon. MtiRt Ff>e to approclat*. Jim- nc can scrvlco all youi vacation Jobs, top, 591.8714, •onable. Call 872-19n. needs. Pctersen Travel, 741-5550. Pearl and Bead Restringlng DEVOTED TO VOLUME SALES M' ALt.'Mr.NUM nUXABOUT — 40 h.p. Johnson, cover and accessories. Excel- Insulation & Siding Expertly on braided nylon, $1.50 m lent conttltion. first offer. 741-327fi. Asphalt Paving strand. Sterling clasps (rom 75c. 1061 JJUHRB — 27' cabin crulHftf, NPW INSULATION * SIDING CORP. — REraSILLE'B, 36 Broad St. Red 225 h.p. Gray; 10 hours. Rhip-tn-ntiOre. GENERAL ASPHALT PAV1NO rNC. Also windows, roofa, gutters, etc Bank. SAVINGS and SERVICE! Blacktop driveways and parking lotf. PeriVct condition. 747OOW ln-30 year guarantees. Day or eight Cult tor free estimate 222-S26S. 17' PLYING FIN — 35 h.p. motor, 775-8407. Adam Llnzmayer 2B1-0302. electric Btarlftr. Johnr.on motor. Navy Plumbing & Heating lop. Fully pquIpjMd, Trailer. ETcHJfr.1 Auto Body Repair condition. Can n« »fien at 5R1- Sumner PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom Ave., Belfnrd, or call 787-33M. remodeling. EXPERT PAINTING and body re- Nursing Home tfl1 RKIPF — 65 h.p. Wliiyfl inlv>a,nt. pair. Moderate prices. McCARlhy CORRIGAN'S 9'6" beam, mahngajiy hull. Need largnr Chevrolet. Atlantis Highlands. 2D1-0305. HOLMDHJL NURSING HOME — Ac- KITSON OFFERS MORE boat. Need.'' paint. $460. Call after 5 credited for iktlled nursing home 127 Oakland. St., Red Bank 747-3706 p.m. "" care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. B4B-420O. SAILBOAT — Cnmet 3331. Ready fnr Building Contractor CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF NEW Immediate, use. Mak* offer. Call 7*1- Roofing, Siding & Insulation 605ft. UlULUER — New htimes, rDom ad- dlllnns, basement and attic rooms, Odd Jobs CHEVROLETS IN THE AREA ... IB1 75 H-P. JOHNSON — float, motor, OLSEN CO. INC. Roofing, aiding * klti-licnn, garage, repairs and altera- in-ujlatinn Installed and guaranteed Intllir. Complete. Oood condition. Cull tions. Uerticrt Elgcnrauch. TI1-5Z0I. BOSCO'S CLEAN-UP SERVICE 747-2696... Yards, cellars, garages, stores. Havo for 10 years. 775-0705. :91-0540. 1 truck. 741-2148 after 3 p.m. ... SET IMMEDIATE DELIVERY & SAVE TAX $$$ 1981 OLD TOWN — IS lapstrflke. Con- Diamonds Bought or Restyled SIDING ~ Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and vertible top. Electric start 40 h.p. Evln- Alcoa. *Work guaranteed. > BEFORE JULY I, 1946 rude. 1IW4 trailer; all accenrKirleH. {650. B72-02S1 or 462-61M. Let us buy the ulamonrls you don't PROWN'S wear or lej tis resiylo them lor you Painting and Decorating 16' EASTERN BEA SKIFF — M hTpi prmonally. rteussllle'it, 36 Broad Bt. 32 Broad 8L Red Bank 741-7500 Mftrcury. Fully equipped. I7P5. Cnll Ma«7»« CAP.L B. JONES — Painting and HIGHWAY 36 542-1000 EATONTOWN wallpapering. Fully Injured. For freo 18' PLYCRAFT — Fiberglass over.ply- Entertainment estimates, call 747-30(1. wood. Windshields and controls. $100. Tel. Answering Service INEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) Call 201-2521). INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- Tickets available Tor latest Broad- ing*. Also decorating. Our prices are LET US BD your secretary, no need v HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thun., Fri., 9 to 9 — W«d. 9 to 6 — Sat. 9 to 5 y U' RUNABOUT — 38 h.p. Mercury way Bhowa and Major Bporti Eventl cheaper than thtlrs. Call Stack Punt- to miss calls. 31 bour animrlns motor wtb ««Arol>. Trtflw. Call 787- 176 Iktenmouth 8L, Red Bank. Ini Co. for Ina estimate. 741-4950. aervfce. 74H7oa k 4M3. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS* OPPORTUNITIES »-frW«T. 1*7 ' RIf WANTS—MAM map WANTHMIMU THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByBK Ktont HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE ENGINEER . DRAFTSMAN BE YOUR OWN BOSS PROGRESSIVE AND EXPANDING NON-DEFINM NIW JERSEY FIRM. II HELL OIL CO. OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM OPERATORS BEIKINO ENOINEEK DRAFTSMAN TO PERFORM VARIOUS ENOINEIR- 'OUR OWN BUSINESS AND HAVE FINANCIAL INDE- Esso's chemical plant »nd petroleum refinery in Linden, New J.NO AND DJUJTINO AHIONMENTS INVOLVING CHANQII AND ADDI 'ENDENCE WITH A CAREER AS A SHELL DEALER. Jersey, has career openings for high school graduateMor equiy-' LAY0UT ,.XPI.mENC1!. HELPrUL. WILL MODERN LOCATION AVAILABLE WITH POTENTIAL IN alent certificates) with >n interest in chemistry to operate our; iXCESS OF 20,000 GALLONS PER MONTH. LOCATED process production units. Our 1500 acre plant produce* gasoline,; CONSIDER APPLICANT*- WITH ONE TO TWO YEARS ENGINEERING WILLOW DR. AND SYCAMORE AVE. IN LITTLE jot fuel, hearing oil, and dozens of chemicals. ITRAINING, AND TWO TO THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE: OR A RECENT ILVER. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND PAID TRAINING COLLEGE GRADUATE; IDEAL POSITION FOR EVENINd COLLEGE STU- Previous experience is not required; we'll train you. AVAILABLE TO A QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL DBNT. Process training rates start at J3.23'/, an hour and move up to- ACT NOW!! FOR INFORMATION CALL 13 75 an hour after three years. These are shift Jobs and shift TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE IMPORTANT. BUT INDIVIDUAL MUST HAVE differential for the second and third shifts are 8c and 16c an hour. Job security Includes an excellent benefits program with a ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY POTENTIAL!. MUST BE A8LB TO SHELL OIL CO. free pension plan, sickness benefits, group Insurance,,,health in- DIRECT PEOPLE AND ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY. POSITION II IN SUPER- surance, and a savings plan. VISION WITH GOOD ADVANCEMENT POTENTIAL. AREA CODE 609, EXport 6-5537

Telephone us or drop us a post-card; we'll be glad to send you JOB LOCATION I* CENTRAL MONUOUTH COUNTY. »TART1NO (ALARY OR AFTER 6 P. M. in application and more details about these openings. W.500 TO 17.500. DEPENDING ON EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE. IX- MR. PERELESS, 201—229-2653 Area Code 201—474-5139 or 474-7095 CM.MSNT nUNOI BENEFIT!, INCLUDINO AID TO EDUCATION PRO- OKAM. AJTER ONE YEAR. *ELP WANTED-Male - Female BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Employment Section REPLIE* MUST GIVE COMPLETE DETAIL* OF EDUCATION, EXPERI- SUMMER BUSINESS HANDICAPPED fRdy to go, fully equipped refresh- P. 0. Bex 222 ENCE AND IALART HISTORY, INCLUDING PRMJBNT EARNINGS. REPLY cnt ffanrt on beachfront. Full price* 5,750. Owner will accept 11,000 dnwn Linden, New Jersey 07036 A.R.", BOX 520. RED BANK. PERSONS mrl hold mortgage. Oood opporlunlty, Inspect day or evening- MMEHIATE oPKNiNfis IN otm The Stephens Agency ENJAY CHEMICAL COMPANY HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-iMALE JODERN AIR rONDITIONRn RKD "We'd better find out where Billy jits—ho'* bound io ask ANK OFFICE. ALSO WOIIK AVAIL 787-7500 iBI.E FOR HOME WORKERS. EX 'Did you see my desk?1" REAL ESTATE SALESMAN IBLLENT EARNINGS. EXPERIENCE Iwy. 36 * Bait ltd. Belfnrd. N. J. LABORERS ial opportunity for hard-wnrklnjr, IOT NECEB8ARY. WE WILL TRAIN 'AVEKN — BAR AND PACKAGE HUMBLE OIL & REFINING COMPANY Immediate opening* for men to do ill mcer« pirsnn to Join atireailvt or- YOU. ALL EXPENSES PAID WHILE >OOM — Mlddletowi; Twp. (Bay- typea of common labor. Car helpful. inlzalJon, now «xp» rifling. High fu- TRAINING. •hore) 20 ft. baT, Large dining room. An Equal Opportunity Empltiyir Com* In today. Wt open at 1:30 a.m. me potential. Opportunity for manage-, Living quarters plus three-roam and FOR SALE FOR SALE dally. TOE PER8ONAI, INTERVIEW bath ap.irtme.nl; easy conversion two ent. Write P.O. Box 30ft. Kumion. CALL MR. BONN more apartment*. Hot water heal. •42-4331 OR K2-4339 f»«»r gairage. Parkin*. Same own»r ENJOY YOUR PORCH HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE MANPOWER, INC. l. P»rn«. Sam* is summer. Let Mr. Howell (Ivi you NBR with experi«ncs to care " years, rellrlni—I.-.-... $58,(100 fofnrr rjuick ir private rMldenc^ ont day per week . Wnlu "B.R.", Boi 520, ReBdM Bank. free estimate on ancloalng your 4 W. FRONT ST. ntll Nov. 15. Excellent laUry (or SHORELINE HAMMOND iren nr breeseway with no malnta- PORTER MAINTENANCE Ight parson. C&ll 842'0161 before ince aluminum screens. Immedlati, full tlmt opening 7 a.m.1 :30 p.m. PERSONNEL B1RVICB MONEY TO LOAN la 3 p.m. nr I a.m. to 4 p.m. Ejcel- MECHANIC RED BANK Braiul »L Had Sank 741-35H PROWN'S l>Bt working condlttohi. Will trtln. Ap- — Experitnced In factory work- ORGAN Packaging, Machinery WANTED — Bhop foreman* Ixptrl- lease apply In person, Ralph Frled- HOME OWNERS Broad 8t. Red Bank T41-TKX, ply In person. •nc»d In outarwear. Call M k Bros. Locurt St., KeypOjt. Watch for our ada in Sunday'a OF ASBURY PARK UBLE BOWLED CABINET 8INK — Knowledge hefpfuf 747-4068. AlBVKt PARK PRESS ' )o»I, with flxturas, J15. Muakla MeDONALD'S DRIVE-IN IA.RPENTBJia AND CARPENTBR'a K>1, 10'ir hlth. Ne» liner,, new UMd, IELPEUS — Steady work. Call softer FULL VALUE CASH LOANS THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO 2. Cnrome kitchen set. gli chalra. IB Hwy. 35 lllddlstown permanent poalllon with 3ar»e man- MEN - STUDENTS KITCHEN HELP — Needld (or naw PRODUCTION WORKERS - Severs :3O p.m., 787-7165. . TOR DEBT CONSOLIDATION Ol DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA :cellent oontlillon, $90. Large play, tifacturer in modern, up-to-date AND SHIFT WORKERS nursing home. For Interview, call 229- ANY OTHER REASON arse on springs, $10. Carriage, $7, openings In Jobs Paying IW4 Incentive plant. Setup and maintain .auto- IISTKICT MANAGER — A|-[rea*lva 4300 or 721-B20O. Use our rental-parch a ne plan iroller $5. I beam steel girder, »', wages alter short trjJiHr* Excellen matic ftlg-h tipetd packaging Itnes. led man wlui car to supervise Apply tor «1,000-OET U.OOO for pianos and organs b.n«flli. Apply Alco Ceramic* Corp. IKAUTICIANS — Steady or p«.rt-tlnl«. Apply for SJ,000.oET J2.000 •'-- |«. Imall vast! bowl, (2. TO Bsulc . maclilne shop experience Convenient three houri « day, Guar> tenage newspaper carrier boys. Sal- 2 er Mo Hwy. 33. Keyport. necessary. Generous employe* bene- inteed (1.25 to 12.25 per hour accord- y, t-ar allowance, jnoo to start. Ex- Ixperienced colorists «nd stylists, Apply for »3,O0O-GET I3.U00 From V' P fits. llent opportunHy for advancement. lood opportuiiHr, N.J. Hairdresser's (up to |5,ooo and more) WHITE KTTOHBN CHINA. MEN -—. Here Is an opportunity to arid n( to ability. Car and phone required. tarcll, UT.3475. Ask lor Mr. Joseph. Low established rate, eur terms, Open dally til B p.m. Sat. til fi p.m. Al t Pl Dt Fot Interview call 566-2019, 175-1083, lall Oarl Colien, 747-3399. Corner ol Main St, & Mattison Ave. LOSET — With porcelftln pull-out -t—..$ MR Unflnlihed hardwood tables for la- for man over 21. Five-day w»»k, lont u cmpetitor. intsrvlew. ouMnold ffoodi. Apply In p«raon at junter clrli full and part-time. Group Conn Minuet organ *....- *_.$ 595 hour«. Call VI «•»«». _o iom» knonrledfkld a of *t«ro-typlnttl(( tniuranct and othtr benefit*. oor dining. Dtopleaf, harvest, etc,, i»lrat>le. For further paxtlculaia write 10 MEN Mlvrson Bros., Inc., SI-OS Mechanic INSTRUCTION Hammond Spinet orgnn M-100 V..J11.W arllng at J28.16. Mio large selection "B.C., Box 620, Red Bank; giving RM Bank. Rebuilt grand piano (Ebony) f 750 [ unpainted furniture and chairs. GUARDS brief renuma of your qualification!. Mechanically Inclined to atart work lm* TAXI CAB DRIVER MOLLY PITCHER . mediately. For local factory branch. . or part-time. Must ba excellent JOBS WAITING ,11 Items told with ft |uar«.nte« — RED BANK LUMBER UNION BEACH AREA — Full and udget terms available. vart-tlmt shifts available. Oneri start- 12.45 per hour ID itart Call for ap-[river. Over 25. WhlU Stax Taxi T47 BAKE SHOP rt\er Pearl and Wall Red Bank SALESMEN WANTED pointment 5SB-556I. DRIVE Gig pay. All uniforms and equipment >ada furnished, big opportunity, high 'KBOOR PORTABLE RECORD PLAY. ItipgilM. Call 67J-2228, y. No canvuilnf. Call 846-8100, tor BUS BOY — BiperlenoM.Very mod HASIDNER—HANDYMAN — »or Rum- Apply at central bakeshop TRACTORS-TRAILERS 775-9300 !R — Ultra sneaker, $50. Royu typt- OAS STATION ATTENDANT-Hlih lal tpotntment. pay. Must be 18 'or over. Call Alpine ion home. Year roursl position, one day EARN J185 TO J2»5 PER WEEK CHEAPER ' THAN UNFINISHED 'niter. JU. Excellent oondlUon. 747-3MS Manor, 812.1773. >er week. Must have experience. Call M Main St. Keansburg, N.J. •ry for ambltloua peraon. Apply Baton OIJNG MAN — TQ do office work. 'ter 7:30 p.m., W2.1M«. TRAIN NOW—PAY LATER IRESSERS — CHESTS, MARPROOF >EAKKRS — NEW — 12", 8 ohm. Oat town Circle Emo. See Tony 6 to 7 p.m. >m* typing, filing and retail aelllng. HXPDRIENOBD PAINTER WANTED Call 787-4900 TOPS. HEDS. WALNUT AND UMEI) pair while they laM. SO watt peak. poly Atlantic Glus, Maple Ave., Call IQUOR STORE OLBRK — Pull time, MOW New Jersey driver* receive 4 OAK. MANY OTHER STYLES. »29. .SI) each. THE GOVERNMENT ATTENTION ed Bsrik.^ 717-2859 op wa^es. Write resume to "A.O. CLA8S #1 Chauffeur's license while IRWIN'S, 27 MONMOUTK BT., REDARSHOUSE, INC., 284 Shre»'«l)urr ox 520, Red Bank. HEAL ESTATE BALESPDRSON — Ex- BANK e., Ren B«nk, IU-3010. W« need 20 men Immediately lEOHANIc[EOHR " —~Xw ca " "roado s rdreadyy " QUALITY CONTROL WORKER — Pro- training at- the OLDEST STATE LI- TRUCK DRIVERS aellent opportunity for development CENSED SCHOOL EXCLUSIVELY SUIIFBOAED nechanlc needed for largge MtMorrmouth cess control and Inspection work. Ex- :EAD SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Little •elllng plui residential Mlllnf! Ideal ? HOMELY RADIATORS ROUTE MEN •bounty General Motors d»aJer, Secur- perience not necessary. Must be de- Uver Schools. Responsible lor good OR TRAINING TRACTOR-TRAILER 10' Hoblc Noserlder, ipportimlty for retired person, young 5RIVER8!! We are fully accredited 8(2-0570 t that ugly radiator enclosed. Fret TACTORV WORKERS ty-fxrell^ntt nalaryy,, honpltailznLlonp , life pendable and high school craduate. ueke&pinfr, maintenance and mliA>r nan desirous of excellent career! Tre- W«t find men with the ebnva back paiid vacationti . Ali, t Applv ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Hwy. epalni. BJack Sea] Boiler Licence re- by the State, V.A, approved, and many leasuilng and delivery service. Rt* "".. Ke: lulred. Application* may b* obtained nendous for experienced salesperson I more. Train, on both dlesel and gas .tor enclosures In any size or color* around are very successful In our lint qunlnllfirdd mfCh i Applicants lyport. Jail Mr. Kretowicl. ADAMS AGENCY. trucks, all different transmissions, un- ATTIC FLOOR business. Report to I Maple Ave., Red >reHtert tn a iiteaily position. For ln- the CXflce of th« Little Silver Board H1-SO98. Convenient, sturdy 24"xWxW" thick Bank, Wei, May 25 through Frl., May»rvl(»w plione 741-7643, B a.m. to B p.m.SHOKT ORDER OOOK—FuUy export Education, MarkJiam Place School, der the aame conditions you will en- PROWN'S enee fits. Apply after 1 p.m. In person, i New Shrewsbury otter* the follow WERCIAL Is a school with "YOUR 17 Hwy. 36, Port Monmouih. •nitric food Items. Excellent laltry, top St, Red Bank. survey's Diner. Rt.' 1, Woodbridie. ig Jobfl to start Invm-odtately. Kxperf FUTURE IN MIND" 11 For personal RED BANK LUMBER iced packers, l\>r fine mechanical MALE AND FEMALE Interview, send name, address, age, hfntMti, future unlimited. Salary plua APPUANCE 8ERVIOBMAN WANTED 'O DO COOKING AND GENERAL Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank OVBD to an apartment, cannot ui» enmmtiston. Ages 21 to 35. Oood pM qulpmeht, with experience in lnven- [OUSEHOLD DUTIES — PermanerA' phone number »nd hours at home to J8ED FIUDIDAIRE RDFRiaERATOR y like new Caloric UUr&matlc Qa» MEN WANTED — Apply O U Sales, 25 MonmouUi ory control desired. For appointment "E.S.", Box 520, Red Bank. ange, Deluxe Model with trill; Norjt work rfcorii. Sales experience no iln the team at McDonald's If you artSt., Red Bank. •Ali M2-M00 or M7-MS5. «sltion, live In, two adulti; state age, Qood runrAng condition, S35. Gad tieceiKtry, will Irxln you. For perjena iterances and salary desired. Keply stove. Sill, Call 741-3512. as dryer and May tat wajhei. Call Interview cull 727-2336, 7-9 p.m, yslmlly fit, neat, ym ng or un\. amTANi K WASHERS WANTED — Apply "B.I.", Box 520. Red Bank. N.J. IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — S2& willing to do your ihare. Stop in atIn person Nappl Trucking Corp., Hwy. — Nights, S p.m. to 2 IBM KEYPUNCH. AUTOMATION, LAWN FURNITURE — Power mower, PACKERS WANTBF> — Experienced ,m., six days. Call between 13 noon JCENSED REAL ESTATE SALES- TYPING. COMPTOMETER. Day andtwin box spring and mattress, auto- MeDONALD'S DRIVE-IN 34, Matawan. nd 3 p.m. 787-D837. WE'LL PICK UP in pn.ck.inr chins, etc., for Household 'EOPLE desirous of Joining; a progres- evening classes, co-ed, free placement malic washer, Call 842-0290 aJter 5. damaged window screens, fix Goods Moving and Storage Company. B25-Hwy. 33. MMdletnwn 1XTRA INCOME — part-time, ptHwtlf e Ive agency. Pleasant working Condi- lervlce. NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA Appljr In pemon Ht Anderson Broa., e need full or part-time workeri for ACCOUNTANT CHINE SCHOOL. 51 Broad St., Red and deliver them back to you. I fid. Stocks bonds, mutual funda, ln- Ions. We are members nf Multiple "SPRING HAS SPRUNG" aa't beat that For nervier Call Inc., 81-M Mechnnlr. St., Red Bunk, or evenlngn. urance. WJH train. M2-VT0Q. .Istlng Service. Call now for appolnt- Bunk. 7t7-4647. Need things? Call Prowo's. Free de- BOOKKEEPER lent 291-1800. THE CUKTIN AGENClf, REAL ESTATE BALESMAN — :ILN FIREMAN — Dependable per- FULL TIME MAN — Days, Tor floor PIANO LESSONS - Fnr beginners, livery. What a time saver! And re- PROWN'S flood future, permanent position, In realtors, Leonardo. member, a 1 wayi reliable, low, legiti- rierJctd. Centrally located office. nn for shift work. No experlencs neces-Red flank office. Pleasant working waxing. Ytftir round employment. Re- "Mlentel college girl with extensive Broad Bt. Red Bank TU-7500 Kinn furnidheri. Multiple Mati «xv. willl he trained. Liberal benefits. S£',,,,i~" »,£„»,™ni..., liable, neat appearance. 787-2094. REAL ESTATE SALES luslcsl background. Available eve- mate prlcei. ATURAL dark ranch mink dole. CARRY'S AOENCY, INC., Hwy. .ppljr Alco Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 35, ?,™tl."°""' *"£?'< CJm£lp'; ' An IMerestJna-, profitable, futltlma ca- nings and weekends. June through Aug. rorn twice. Phone CL B x 5J0 Rfd B nk WASHERS — And clean up mn weekdays, 9 to 5. ilTUATiONS WANTED-Female FOR SALE ItLdder, vacuum, chlorine dispenser, au- PROWN'S ported uar dealer. Paid vacations, has- tomatic jklmmer. Asking $176. Origtr.a pltallzatlon, and other fringe benefits. ,UTO MECHANIC — Excellent op- EXPERIENCED BABYBITTHR *- 18, (400. Call 842-1A24. Broad St Red Bank 741-7SM) Steady year round work. ExcellerA pay. rtunity. Top pay. Bayshore Chrysler, wisheB summer Job. Little Sliver nr PAINT CENTER OODIBS FOR YOUR BEAOH HOMR EAI k OART, (25 — Amber mahogany Apply Re4 Bank Auto Imports, 119 E. .tlanUc Highland!. Contact Service ?refenbly it bes.cn. 747-1214. That's us I Mix up to 1000 colors while grand pltuio, $500. Two red wing chain - Weatlnghotue electric roaater, |5. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. "wiajrer, 29i-9200. you wait.. Let us show you the actual Votric *TIJ]. |S, Electro hotplate, 'OMAN DESIRES — Babysitting or 25 each, etc. 946-ly In person, "JniteUnited faStoepillit u Deutzla, mock orange. WelKela grci HORSE-DRAWN HEARSE TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATOR benefit program. Call 671-93(2. Kthing Co., 804 Broadway, Long care of children In her home. Will also Responsibilities In area of ac- boaid II desired. Call 747-280S. rowL 10 for J5. some Uiree for *1. VALUABLE ANTIQUE ALUMINUM Drafting experience In Ink work 11 EXPERIENCED TANK TRUCK DMV Dig your own. M6-«33. counts receivable and corporate JH1PP1NO OliBRK — All year round. EXHEBJUNOBD WOMAN — Dartres Interested parties call 741-3347. VENETIAN BLINDS ER — Call SOT-1500. CanK-He Trucklni days wort. Monday or Saturday. Call MAiUNE RAILWAY — Complete hoist, SEI1IOR DRAFTSMAN cash management. Supervisory Co. Apply in canon, United BhupUned cars, track, umbers. Call evenings after 10 D.ni ; weekends, fever runts. Cua'tom type. Sizes to W* Clothing Co., 804 Broadway, Long TH-1768 alter 5 p.m. 'lde. Plastic tapes, nylon cords. Experience In electrcwnechankol, resoonilbllrty. Young, neat and FLOOR BOY WANTED — Paid vaca Boh 872-1600. after 10 a.m. eompulvr pachaglng and tomf diplomatic. Mutt have college tlon. Many benefits. Apply STAP FOUR-PIECE walnut bedroom set; $4.99 ea. CLEANERS & LAUNDHRERS, 13: PORTDRfl — Pull ttae d«y positions SITUATIONS WANTED - Male PURE WHITE seven-piece dlrfette set; Kenmora Iron- toyouf. degree. | Myrtle Ave., LOOK Branch. available. Oood < .working conditions er. Must se\\ by June 1. Coma look PROWN'S with fringe benefit*. Call personnel de- steel Venetian blinds as low m ¥2.89 COLLEGE JUNIOR — Want. Bummei ea. Aluminum blinds that will never and make oiler. 741-7434. Broad St. Red Bank 741-75M DESIGN DRAFTSMAN AUTOMOBILE KTEEL CUTTER— EX' partmerlt, Rlvenrftw Hospital. 741-3700 position In local combo. Jazz or Rock. rust, now only (1.99 (plastic or cot I jxrienced. Open salary. Call 747-0262 ol Experienced In piano or guitar. Call WALNUT DUNCAN PHYFB Drop leal MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SPB. Streng meohanlcol background. SENIOR BUYERS " M2-2235. AUTOMOBUj; SALTO8M.VN — Must ton tape). New wood grain foldlni extension dinlt.*g room table and foul CIALS — Rolliway coU H2.50. Relrij. apply In person, Bill lAruiaro'l Auto .41-1332 attar 5 p.m. doors made of ateet with plastlo cov- matching chairs. In excellent condi CHECKER ering, (9.95. Other folding doors tS.SS, arator SW^&O. ApftTtment gas ranx» Two years experience In procure- Sales. 334 Main St., Matawan. tiDn. Table has extra leaves and cu* 9.50. FKt^lece kitchen set $16.80. eieclro-mechanlcal design check CAREER OPPORTUNITY tom-made pads. Hl-iT06. ment of electronic componervts, II The Eat on town Police Department GARMJNER — Steady work tor ex- FINANCIAL PROWN'S M»!lre«SM KM. Rugs 17.50: Odd perienced man. Top pay. Must have obadrs $1. Table lamps tl.75. chest aC 'semi-conductors and sub-systems. ] accepting applications (or tho poiltloi I] of patrolman. Applicants whn are twtransportation, be sober and Indus- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 32 Broad St. Red BanX 7U-7M0 BEFORE YOU PAINT ttrawera J4.75, J6.50, ».»!.- Also chlnj. ' Be oble-to read schematics. II year residents of Monmouth Count: IrJous. Call M2-MH5 arter IS p.m. TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT FO1 replace those leaking wooden gutters lassware, pots, pans, knives, forks,' TECHNICIANS SALS — Call with white aluminum , gutteri. Will etc. RUBCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Reii I and betwepn the ages of 21 and 30 im: OIMPET LA.Yim'8 HKLPDR — Ex PACKAGE LIQUOR-DELI 787-1427 iave you, a real headache. Bank. Experienced In dlo'tol, analog or II con lac t Police Headquarters, 32 Throc perlence hflpful, but aot Groat |75,O0O. Can Increase. Full price fxiXe electronic work. , TECHNICAL WRITER I morion Ave., Eatontown, or call S4 l 787-7026. only 522,500. Good family operation. SINOER BEWINO MACHINE — Used, PROWN'S 'ALL MtRHOR — Sis, MI39. Prtci electric. J20. Oood condition. Call any 10. Call 0100. : Only store In neighborhood. Liberal time, 899-3671. 32 Broad St. Red Sank ,711-7500 Orlllnate ond compjl* technical ROATT MECHANIC — New engine li lermi to qualified buyer, 7U-9432. stallatlon, electric hookup. Good pa; HELP WANTED-Male • Femal TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, ctilm FIELD ENGINEERS _. data for 'manuals describing the MASSAR-SILVER AGENCY glassware, art objects and brlc-a^brac, EMDR8ON__% h.n. aJr ^condrUotwr $35; Steady work. 7&nVn Yacht Worki^ All mabes new or used. Guaranteed. tC.A 15,000 B.I like n«w, Installation, operation and main' Weet Front St., Red Bank. Cooxraan at Main Aabury Park Low as «25. Berplco's,- 101 Monmoutl) Immediate cash for anything and evcrr- Experienced In dtjltol compurer ARTHUR MURRAY mini. Rusciri.,25 Elat Frost St., 7tl 3aJl 741-1175. - tenanct at computers. . BL Next to theater. 747-0485. : molnfenonce and related Btri* Has npentngi for new trainees In danci 775-4300 I.E. RBratGUJRATCm—mBBZBIl -. VENDING TRAINEES teaching, Interviewing: and supervising ^ c,u. ft., two-door, turquoise. 741- ptierol equipment. II Reliable anrt umbitiom youni men a: No experience necessary. Part and fill Eves, and Sun. Mr. PrevoBt 842-326! EASY PAYMENTS FRENCH PROVINCIAL COUCH needed tn (ull line vending and a GULF MODERN SERVICE STATIO 1865 zlg zag sewing machine. Darm arjn chair. Good condition. Needs ENGINEERING WRITER time, 182.50 for 30 hours. Apply !• — For lease tn Bayshore area. Hlgl matlc food servicing. A rapidly g .m., Monday through Friday. monograms, makes buttonholes, doet tn, tl». Call alter 6, 462-l2ai. IEMORIAL DAT — Speclala at 8pa. Ing national food service company o volume gas and Inside work. Seekinj everything. Sllghlly damaged in ship, lous Sycamore Qreens. Antiques. F)n» - Write, malor brochures ond feaV roacL St., Red Bank and 731 Conkmai a qualified operator for this money ping, $29.95 or J* per month. Call BLATTERY wail^)vert and count«l SHEET METAL SHOf I fpra excellent opportunities In this fteli Ave., Aabury Park. Call 741-5W8 ranje. Ooppertone. ' Two arm chairs. 'eproductlont. Quality uaed furnllure. nleat market support literature I Applicants must have mechanical apt making location. Call HE 6-11666, dayi Credit Dept.. 8(6-6100. » to 8. Out o tare china, glassware, brlc-a-brac SHEET METAL MECHANICS 774-9251. "ir 264-0439, nights. town colled. Simmons Hine-a-bed. Kelvlnator refirll' rioardlng digital computers. Soft' I tude and be bondable. Oood frlni t a7127ai Mneee and OrlenUl- rugij t>alntingt. BRAKE OPERATORS ••••-• 1 benefit program. Call 671-9342. PANTRY MAN OR WOMAN KWY. 36 PROPERTY — For tale. ln»ra«nss. Copper «i« brauuware. wan and hardware. Expeiienred for nail an reitauran DESKS 115 up FILES, tables, chairs Teakwood pieces. American and En- tt MAN WANTED to work With or without intlqua buitrwsa. Oail adding machines, typewriters, offlo UNPAINTED FURNITURE Call 542-9090, 787-2531. :»sh silver. Join the crowd and browit Mult work from prlntt, set up ntare and deliver. Mutrt have vail equipment, etc., at bargain prices. Nev What can we nay? We have two floon at Sycamore Greens. Srcunore AvI., know bend allowances. IIlicense. No telephone interviews, BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY or uaed. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rti full of fine unpalnted furniture ant Little Silver. 741-8906. QUALITY CONTROL || in person only. Nell Scottl's Mtvrk< Qualllfled Personnel For Quality Ordei 35, Oftkhurst, 531-3990. chain In contemporary and Earl; 1 SMEAR OPERATORS ENGINEER 11351 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank, 210 Broad Long Branch 222-47' American. 25% oft munufacturer'i Hi j PECAN HUTCH — 1150. CM dryer. price. You really should come In I 50. netrlgeratoi-treeEer Hotpolnt S7S. PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS AUTOMATIC 1966 SINGER Strong electronic background — I AMERICAN OIL COMPANY 21" Phllco T.V. 125. Two-letter tour- ZIG ZAG SEWING RED BANK LUMBER rawer /lies. AUIc exhaust fan »18, Mult reod prlntt and let up years experience—college degree I1 pool and equipment MO. Weight HELP WANTED-Male - FemaieHELP WANTED-Male - Femal Corner Pearl and Wall Red Ban doit tolerance work. or technical degree — statliKoal ^ MACHINE fUng set, ISO lbs. »10. Call 741-8596. HEAVY DUTY UTILITY THAJL,En~— technics. Offeri high volume Servlcn Station to Makes ytuttonJiolrs, sews on button! 'OH SALE _ Walnut dining tab!«. Six lease. On highway 35, Just north ol monograms, appliques, etc. Take ovr Equipped wWi convenient ptoraRe com- partment: 5M.X12'. Call 747-5(73, alter 6, :halrs and buffet. Call MACHINE SHOP Red Bank. Paid training. Flnancla small Balance $59.72 or termi nf JI7.2; "57-2250. assistance offered. For Information call per month. Call credit Depl., 840-6100, 21" JACOB8EN REEJl, TYPE LAWIS Call or write COLLEGE days MU 7-2800, evenings between 9 to 9. Out of town collect. QUEEN — Good condition, all altei SALE — 1964 World Book En- MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS and S p.m., 9880623. 5 p.m. 222-7662. yolopedla. Best offer over JIM. Call Experienced In Mt up and close Mr. George Van tuildrk FOR THE PERFECT WEDDIN after 6 p.m. M2-10S4. OULF MODERN, TWO-BAY 8ERVICI QOWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all ai tolerance work. 229-1100, Ext. 48J STATION — For lease. First statloi cesaorips with Individual personal se A SUMMER PORCH 3EAUTIKUL WA1.NUT DINING room out of Aed Bank, northbound. Rt, 39vice, Call Dorothy Keith. FreehU If you have a roof and & cemen let with large chlrAi cabinet. Only MACHINE OPERATORS GRADUATES Mliidietdwn, Call HE 6-6636, days. O 462-7773. slab, we can enclose It with awnini I months old. Will sacrifice. Make of- Lottie, milling machine, drill 264-0439. nlghta. wlndowB or jalousies at low prlcei er. Call 741-a591. PRODUCTION WEDDING DKEB3 — 8IM 10. Whll by experts. Now Is the time. press and shaper, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN LOVE Peau ce Sole. Floor-length. Detachabl HBMORIAL DAY — Summer homai MALE—FEMALE LY COMMUNITY — Thrivlnn *rocer> tram. J50. Call 787-7833 after 6 p.i PROWN'S specials. Hlde-a-ibed iTtft. Packing trunk ASSEMBLERS - TRAINEES t7.6O. Ln;rg» .16" gas stove. H9. Dlnett« HELPERS buatn«8i with attached living quarter! 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7501 Limited experience helpful." Ne experience necessary. Call us for particulars. KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED set, table, nix dmlrn Kl). Kiilney shape MATH, BUSINESS, LIBERAL ARTS Dinette Beta and bar stnola. Monmoul MINK STOLE — Dining room se Iri-sslng table, suitable us kneehnli MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor! Dinette, 111 Uonmouth fit.. Red Banl Couch, erJd, coffee and drum tables. desk JIB.50. Two-piece living room set 141-1833. 1138 River Rd. Fair Haven 7414477 Olub, cnairs. TV set. Sliding patio dwin 59. Ironing hoard $2.75. Summer mM SUPPLY ' : ...:._._:: : Minimum. \. year _..mechanical BtCYCLES AND TRICYCLES — An Aluminum starm Hoars, Hail 747-SS6 -•2 16,50, More nml mnrr. • ADMINISTRATIVE FORMICA WORKSHOP TO RENT — standard ma-kes. Rppiilred and trai E. Front St., Red Bank. OHOUP LEADER • JHIPPINO Established for several yean In Red flKEL TYPE powor lawnmower. Ex- In. A]so p&ris shop, Ontif all yt>a. cellent condition, J25. Call Mi-0238 aftw 8TEI1EO CABINET — Bookcases, Experienced In packaging of JANITORS (evening ahlft). Bank. Call 747-1212. SPKNOKR R. LUTZ, 12L Poole Ave, • PROGRAMMING ' , 6 p.m. :licRts, aborted cabinets; tolephona electronic computers or related General maintenance — DRY CLEANING AND TAILORIN Union Beach. Phone 264-89S2. J>alr; plants; pictures; two-piece sen- SHOP — Located In Keansburc. E OAMPINO TENT TRAILEH — 4 yean lonftl sofa and chair; er.U tables; work. cellent business location. Call 787-011 •Id, Rr>ole. 291-0048, (More Claulfled Adi No Investment required. Rennonaht evorything. Glv« the highest prlcci e 5 minutes off Gorden Sfott Pork- • Excellent promotion opportunttlM ICITCHEN CABINETS — Sink. Reason rent. R&ritan Township. Call 486-291: Culr l wmtnm LPff FurnUure, Inc., Hwy On The Next Page) way. Exit 105 mnrwg*! our lob traMnq prtQram 7 p.m. Io 9 p.m. ^^ 3,i, Mid (Uptown. 741-3213, Open eve nine able, eall 'til 9 p.m. • Modern air conditioned plortf THE PRUDENTIAL AJIT GALLERY — Ful'ly cmblnation Alnrm windows. Tan hut) • Listed on New York Stock Ex- Holmtlel 2W-7O10. AUO CAMPINa TRAILER — 15' oway (E.E. or A.A. deorees 213 WASHINGTON STREET h, trtlet. Two nl riffle betin. Tie Bleepp five. Sink, stove.' Ice box, light/ LI0UOR PACKAGE STORE ond In efectrorlca.) ehonge wltti tales over U3,000,OOo' SUCCESSFUL OPERATING SERVIC! fiproadfl. Ciill 871-1833. etc. Oood condition. Oail 222-8520. Tavern wllh bulldina 175,000. — Hotel STATION FOR LElAflE WITH PAYIN( with bor and banquet room with PRIVATE PARKINO IX)T. GVJARAN BEST TOP SOIL 8AOR1F1OE — 7' BREiAKFRONT — NEWARK, NEW JERSEY TEE J100 - $123 WHBKLY MINIMUM Encellenl condition. Call 402 6249 after building, J75.0O0 - Tavern, Motel, CALL 536-9001 DAYS Rluestonp, rond jrnvpl, land, fill dfr 6 p.m. Pool, Dock, Bearfi, Riparian Rights, 727-1786 etc. Eckpl'fl truckinghlng, MnMnrganvlller , Ca Lorge Parklna Area, S21&.D0O — Cock- EAI Employment Bureau open 8:30 a.m. fo 4:40 p.m. (lay nr AV"^; ' 5D1-0707'"• . MOVING —OE washing machine. Bola. fall Lounge with license and fixtures, BAYSHORE AREA — Liqiiw llcenn Dlnlnit room table three extra leaves. 135,000. — A 10 ocre site suitable for •LECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. ItallftiJ rpfltnuranl arvl |II7,ZJI purlo ONE KLKCTrtTr;KLKCTrtTr;~~N AT idNidNALCAL~ A8 Dressers, Two lietls. Hug. approKlmal' Monday through Friday Very wrll MUWlshrd. SH1« only 1) RKOISTIflR—|iofltn(r* vpndinK tn-ftchin ly 12H5. Etc. netsonthle. 261-73111. nursing home. Good probability of ujtn ot il!nM«. RmnU amount ( Paymnjit^r chfnkwrllPr, apprnvod Toi securing license. WORTHINOTON IlEEL MOWER Ill MMMMA flit Hwy. W.it Long Branch. M. 1 (CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 301 pltal ncfrifd. 11ULLANEY HF5ALTY Inon Balftnc« Mnntfr AddtMBPr, Ca 7JI-2.W3, flftM1 11 A.m., for Jf>pf>)ntmr«nl ettt. and John De«r umall tractor foi Commercial Dept, 741-2240 S71-A1A1. lame. Mower has two extra fang) WEART-NEMETH AGENCY Oattrhslly Implayar AH EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYE* SMALL. Full i^lANOa — HraniPriew~lS not^*pi( for K larger tractor. Cuts 12'. Aliu Realton ^RBSTAOniAMT : h l |or y«urlr rental, l only |3f»fl d#]tverM. Tenzcr'i. M r>n« Case alcklebar mower, cutj 5' 10} W. Fronl St. ,lftKt Bonk Btori. 306 Main BL, UkewCHK All In food condition. FHon Ktia APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES K» SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY BEGISTER Friday, May 27, 1966—23 sYtONMOUTH BEACH RENTALS SECOND SECTION NOW RENTING F. A. OEHLHAU8. REAL ESTATE 291-0481 GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE The McGOWAN AGENCY So* Hwy. 34 Leoasrdo HOUSES FOR SALE. N. J.'s only apartments with (Next to Blue * Willie Bui Terminal) .'HBBE-BEDROOM OLDER HOME «t REALTOR FHA • $20,025 MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS (95 tier montl. BEACH AGENCY. O>11 ASKING $19,750 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PRIVATE MARINA 671-2121. Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck Owner has purchased larger home Three-bedroom home. Large living SMALL HOUSE — One bedroom, Cel- room wllh fireplace. Dining room and lar a-nd attic. Nice yard. (1OS per •nd is offering this three-bed- den. H4 batlii. Hot water hea(. Full PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH month, plus utilities. 78T-<606. Rt. 34 462 - 3172 Colts Neck room, two-bath home beneath ap- basement, over-slzed garage. City WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — praisal. Living room, dining sewers. Asking oDly S19.604. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- When buying or Jelling in Colts Nock — For quick results CABANA CLUB ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER room, large kitchen with break- BELFORD AGENCY. Oceanport Ave.r OceanporL fast area and separate laundry, Three-bedroom ranch In good neigh- M2-3500, call the Realtor who knows the area. full basement, family room, and borhood. With full basement, garage, INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY eared-for lawn and ghrubfl. Two blocks ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtors COLTS NECK NEW LISTING attached garage. Nicely shrubbed. lo Campbell's Junction. Children walk luxurious appointment In every opartment Include ooler-coordlnoled KELVINATOR 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 842-0004. Three-bedroom ranch In excellent condition. Two ceramic bled Name your terms. Call now. J19,- to all ichool«. Anklng 117,800. relrlgerator-freeier, oven and range . . . Individually-controlled heat end air conditioning . . . \Va baths . . . master TV and FftA antenna system.. . . teen-age THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Rec- baths. Large living room with fireplace. Full dining room opening 750. reation basement. Locust Point Rd.. onto porch and large patio. Full basement. Two-car garage. Acre LEONARDO recreation room plus oduli party room. Locust. Available June 15. $160 per Immaculate five-room home. Tile bath. Ideally located between the Shrewsbury River and the Atlantic Ocean. Your own month. Phone 291-9012. lot. Nice location. $28,700. AREA CONSCIOUS? Two-year-old heating system. Grounds private marina end swim pool on the property. A lew hundred feet away Is the well-kept. Already FKA appraised. Ask- ocean and your own private beach. Just 10 minutes from downtown Red Bank J95 to t!75 Per Month This is for you. Young Colonial. " ing (12.SO0. or Long Branch. THE BERG AGENCY OLTS NECK TWO-FAMILY RANGH Very exclusive section, yet con- Rt 33 Mlddletown Large three-bedroom ranch with separate living area consisting of venient. Living room, dining FHA-VA-CONVENT10NAI, FINANCING 4 and 5 ROOMS FROM 671-1000 a living room, bedroom, bath and kitchenette for relative or guest AVAILABLE WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- room, family kitchen, paneled MENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and One acre lot in prime resddentiaj area. $34,500. 11x16' den, four bedrooms, full unfurnished lor rent Come in and talk basement, many large trees. Ex- The Stephens Agency $135 It over with us. THE DOWSTRA COLTS NECK HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL Including heot, hot woter, olr conditioning and off-street parking. AGENCY 91 E. Front St., Red BM&. cellent investment. You can't 187-7500 < 1-8100. Three-bedroom older home, needs heating plant and bath, but We list them We sell them basic structure is in very good condition. Also large garage shed build area! $29,200. FAIR HAVEN — Five-room hotlst on Hwy. 36 k Bast IM. Belford. N. J. HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH quiet street. Garage, fenced rear in good condition. Nice lot with shade trees and brook as back OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH yard. Available JuM 1. Cull 7(7.1656 property line. Asking $13,000. REALTORS or 735-11109. Jim Molitor & Son DIRECTIONS: East on Rumson Rood (county Route 520) to Ocean Avenue, Sea BUNGALOW — Furnished. Four rooms, OLTS NECK COMPLETELY RESTORED 258 Newman Springs Rd. Bright; right (south) to Park Rood, Monmouth Beach; right to Hamlltonlan at bath. Heat, gaa and water. 278 Mech- Quality Built Homes Monrovrh apartments. Three-bedroom, two-story older home in good condition, completely anic «., Red Bank. Call U1-12U. Red Bank 747-3000 PHONE: 222-8120 RUMSON — Three bedrooms. i restored from cellar to attic. Every room has been improved plus Aurora, III. baths, large kitchen. Many extras. On brand new kitchen and family room. Low taxes. Shade trees. TW 1-9582 TW 7-1625 TO (S-5W6 MYPORT ASEA _ 3-mlles from Bell Lab bus line. Near schools. Avallablft July 24 Hour. 7 Day» Watch for our courtesy car at the 1, $145 per month. 842-3781 weekdayi Many other features too numerous to mention. $29,900. Holiday Inn In Aurora. Choice Un- alter 6 p.m. Weekends all day. proved lots wlttiln five tntles of Bsw GREEN GROVE GARDENS WATERFRONT — Summer bungalow COLTS NECK IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY Bell Telephone building*. on private estate. Beach for swimming Six-bedroom, twostory older home, 2'/3 baths. 16' x 28" living room. i Hshliw. Call 872-1136. I8'x28' formal dining room. 2O'x20' eat-in kitchen with fire- RAY VAN HORN REALTORS SHREWSBURY FOR RENT — In sparsely populated place. Also library and playroom. Laundry room on second floor. OPEN HOTJ8E SATURDAY, MAY J8lh FOUR ROOMS-$115 southwest PooOnos. Custom-built 1065 2 TO 5 P.M. 10 EILVERBROOK (ONE BEM1OOM) vacation house. Completely furnished. Eleven rooms in all. Five-acre lot with many shade trees. Swim- OVER THIRTY YEARS ROAD. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Screens throughout. Oar/Ulevered porch ming pool. Low taxes. Beautiful view. Cannot be duplicated for MODERN RANCH, LANDSCAPED. x Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $140 overlooking mountain. Two bunkrooma BIX ROOMS. TWO BATH8, FIRE- slespir* six each. Two double bed- $85;O00. Just reduced to $47,000. MULTIPLE LISTINGS PLACE. RECREATION ROOM, LARGE • Efficiency (2'/a Rooms) S 95 rooms. Two complete bathrooms. Mod- BASEMENT. CAN BE SEEN PRIOR SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS ern kitchen with breakfast bar. Up- VIEW OF RIVER — Near everything. A good "family" home with TO OPEN H0U8E. CALL BRUCE ITtEB BEAT, COOKING OAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING stairs and downstairs living areas, each AGENCY, REAL ESTATE. 3(2-11(3. T.V. and phone oiiU«t«, 13 cu. tt. retrl.-ers.tors, parking and walk-to storage •vlth fireplace. Electric heat, aiitvple four bedrooms, two baths, oil heat and many, many additional facilities. Bpadoul rooms, large eloseta. Wallc to shopping plaza, buses and maintenance. 15 minutes to Btrouda- features. Only $23,500. Taxes $576. RUMSON SACRIFICE! Lovely South- tmrg. 25 minutes to Easton airport. STONEHENGE ern Colonial. Rumson's finest neighbor- Slight aores woodland. Stocked pond. hood. Six bedrooms, cellar, trees, DIMCTIONBVCurden State Eilt 117 to 3S, eaat on M to Airport Shopping References required. W500 from June NEWLY PAINTED FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL - Estate area dame-room. Practically new. Unparall- Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model aoartment. Froni 35, (I. It 13Ui to September 15. Write "A.B.", AT near river. DOUBLE free standing fireplace opening into paneled eled at S37.0OO. Owner must move! Melds) to Hulet Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd.. itralght ahead. Box 520, Red Bulk. r den and living room. 2 /a baths. Basement. Two-car garage. Mag' ADAMS AGENCY Phone 264-1846 LONG BRANCH — Furnished Uiree- HOLMDEL nificent shrubs and trees. $40,000. Realtor • Insuror bedroom house. Seasonal July 3 through 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury Labor Day, all utilities, tl,20O. 222-8488 Another distinctive group of homes on one acre wooded plots. 804 River Road 7474100 Fair Haven, N. J. N1-S098 Open 7 days FOR SALE APARTMENTS MIDOLKTOWN VILLAGE — Three- RJCD BANK • RUMSON ant miles bedroom rattcH. Available July, to Crafted by: around. Comnlett listings, home*. FRENCH LACE WEDDING QOWN - «maJI family with references. 6U-1388. (arms, businesses. Member muMpU Sbort. Size 0. Alencon mantilla to Red Bank's Most B»autiful HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Istlng service. Larc> private parking —wiatdV-FannaU for proms, ate Blze U. THRBJE-BEDBOOM HOUSE — Newly HENRY A. WEST & SON 74T-0E67. del uxe—a-bsdroom --apartmenh—Large renovated. R«nt «160 per monui. Avail- rooms, closet*. Free parking, finest able JUM 1- HLSWl t-tter 1:45 p.m. MIDDLBTOWN """RAY STILLMAN.'R.al.or MOVING TO APARTMENT — Foot area, 1U0. iT.VXLdbwn—ibaQlutelY—Mw three-bed; PRICES BEGIN AT RUMSON — Remodeled three- room ranch with ttlacheH garage. "Dur «th V..r" looker (or camp or college, 13. Brown MADISON GARDENS FARM HOME — Seven rooms. Mod- M» Hwr. 35 Shrewsbury 74TP8T and tea chenille spread. Cost *2S. Will 132 SOUTH ST. I41-7K3 bedroom Colonial with V/2 baths. 00x10(1' rnrnpr lot. For th« low, low MH for (S. Hand-mail* bedspread. price o[ J15.9W. Best offer. Metal bumper, clothes tree; RED BANK — Four large rooms. Up- ernized. Available June 1. 1145 per $42,500 Large, well landscaped lot. Over- OPEN HOUSE $1 each. Framed and unlrvmed pic- WEST KEANSBimr, SATURDAY 14 stairs. Nice convenient location. $116 month, Reiarenoss, Writ* "C.F,", Box sized detached garage. Offered tures. Two basBwood •creens"; one 60",per month Including ail utilttbe. Oa- PHONB 'antastic — you bet It Is. Three large APPLBBROOK RANCH - Three bed- on« 41". One match-atlck abajde. MIs- rs.se optional. 741-C447. at 422,500. bedrooms, large living room, full din* rooms, two-car garage. Ftreplsct. . «IUi*ou» Hems. 671-8391. 52(1, Red Bank. Ing. room, m b&tha, full basementJ , screened porch,, terrace. 671*0279. TWO-BEDROOM — Modern apartment 233-0456 OR 232-1684 large front porch, 100x100' Iot. Needs AfTUtNTIC HIGHLANDS — Tree* ga- STOCKADE FEKCINO — U sections In garden-typa project. Landlord sup- LINCROFT — Four-bedroom bi- some palntlnt. (11,900. plus gate. Best offer. 36" backyaml BED HANK AREA — Tire-bedroon lore, Custom brick bt-tevel. Eat-Jn tiles all services except light and cook- bungalow, Uylng^trJtaK room, bath and level with Itf, baths. 21x12 game- kitchen, dlnlng-llvlng room with fire- pool, filter. All necessary equipment. ing- gas. AvaJlaWe June 1. 1124 per TAKE PARKWAY PLACE TO Stl-HM. kitoben wltti atovs aid refrigerator. RARITAN place ant) patio doors lo redwood deck. month. See Superintendent, 57 Wil- One year leaae. Occupancy middle ot room. Built-in two-car garage. y three-bedroom fiomn on corner 25' recreation room with fireplace and AMPEO GUITAR — Solid body. Tliree- liam St. Red Bank. August, mo a month. Water Included. Large lot. An exceptional buy at lot with ihrubg and trees. Asking patio rioon to yard. Thre« bedroom*, plck.up. Snort scale neck. Witti sil ac- Call 229-3JM. "15,500, two bathrooms, one has sunken bath. cessories. OSJI 671-2493. TWChBBDROOM GARDEN APART- $27,700. Custom Individual oh&racterlitlcf. MENT — Heat and hot water included. STONEHENGE UNION BEACH S37.000. 2&1-2797. COLORADO BLUB 8PRUCB - J'l3' Quiet looatlon. near shopping center and WANTED TO RENT RETIREMENT. VACATION, OR IN- and 4' tall, t5 and SS ea. Dig your schools. See Superintendent Apt 10, VESTMENT PROPERTY — Five room* RED BANK — White Colonial. Two-car own. Call 671-1270. 50 Locust Ave., Red Bank. WEART- NEMETH with bath, new hot water heating garage, three bedrooms, . bath knd 8.VI. 3844 OuWoor'a M«n lUmlngton WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE system. Rear cottage consists ol 2V% powder room, finished-little with three TWIN GABLES — 36 Riverside Ave., A Small Furnished home or apart' rooms and bath. Only $6,900 on very rooms heated, Lot OOxlfiO'. Asking 922, 672 FieldmasUr, 22 pump, Remington Red Bank, on river. Three and. lour ment for about live months. Have pur- AGENCY. "eason&ble terms. 000. Can 741-4752. Owner. 870 Wlngmaster, 11 gua«e Dump. 2M- rooms uutumlshed. 741-2399. chased a new home and cannot ob- RUMSON - Prime family living WOULD YOU BELIEVE? 1028. tain possession until fall. Reified wom- locate. Spacious modern custom REALTOR EDWIN S. STARK RUMSON — Four bedrooms, three RED BANK — Three rooms, furnished. "our bedroomi, 18x13 Kitchen, large baUis, 15x29 paneled recreation room, ENTIRE CONTENTS ~ Ot tour room an of culture and refinement will take lining room, huge living room, den, Real Esta.lt ft Mort(ai< Consultant apartment. Sacrifice. Down tilled sofa, All .utilities. Adults. Call excellent care of your home and pay built split level. Fireplaces in liv- 1003 Hwy. 31 Union Beach wood-burning fireplace In living room. 747-07M. .ad a sun- porch. Hot water base- 102 WEST FRONT ST. Lot 76x103. (29,600. Principals only. 842- Oiub chains, Duncar/ Phyifs nuliogtuiy substantial rent. Consult realtor, Ray ing room and den, large family loard heat. City iewen. Ready- to 254-0333 dining room set, leather top tables, H. Sllllman, 648 State Hwy. 35, Shrews- 3596 evenjrjps and weekends. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, FUR. room, three bedrooms, % baths, love Into. All this and more for only k metal lamp, mirrors. Unpajnted chests, bury. Call 741-8000. *4,500. KIBWAN COMPANY REAL- 741-2240' MOVE RIGHT IN FRBBHOLD — Three-bedToom ranch. •Ic. Call 5JW322. NISHED — All utilities. 102 Herbert maid's room, hot air gas, air One acre. Enclose*! breezeway. Fin-1 Street. Red. Bank. WANTED TO RENT — Three or tour- TORS, Hwy, 38, Vest Keansburg. 7ST- Vacant, large, aeveu-room ranch with MUST SELL — HsJnntton Oai Dryer conditioned, attached two-car ga- 6600. finished gameroom In basement. Ex- Itthed basement Garnte. Sacrifice bedroom house with refrigerator and 24-HOUR SERVICE «17,&90. 492-73S0 Sat. &UD. Mon. In excelleot condition. Asking *S5 or ONE BEDROOM — Bublet Red Bank te furnished. PxeferaWe location— rage, fully equipped swimming cellent condition throughout. Vh% best offer. Antique dcuW* brass bed. Garden. Furnished or unfurrfshed. Oall ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Member of Red Bank mortgage may be assumed. Drastically 925 or best offer. Call 462-0828. Hazlet. Strathtnore or Ma.ta.wan area. pool with cabana, l'/i acres, $61,- ix-bedroom older home. Magnificent reduced to (18,900. for Immediate sale. BEAUTIFUL RENOVATED RUMBON after 6 p.m. or weekend 741-0123. Call 204-4516. Require Immediate oc- lew. 3% baths. Three fireplaces, Multiple Listing Service COLONIAL. Large, well-tended yaxd. cupancy. 500. Living room, dining room, dream ALt JONDS OF TREASURES AND FUBmBHBD APARTMENT — PilvaU :eam heat. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lo CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor JUNK — Chandeliers, rugs, talbles, RUMSON - Very desirable resi- 200x150. $27,500. * kitchen, attached paiieled eat-In area blue dnkl odds and enils. Call 812-O5H, bath, private entrance, kitchen. Re- WE HAVE an overflow of bona fide THE FOREMOST VIEW (3 Riverside Ave. 741-4030 Kcd Bank and family room, powder room, Three After 6 or weekends. frigerator-freezer, bedroom, llvlrtg prospects looking for two or four bed- dential area. Sizeable modern BAR NONE ON SANDY HOOK BAY "Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn olmrminK bedrooms and bath on sec- room, sundeck. Mature woman or rooms. Call us tor fast action to have HIGHLANDS Quality home In Atlantic Highlands of: ond floor. Area excellent. Priced right. SICKLE BAR — For Oravely tractor. couple. Available June 1. References your home rented. THE BBRQ ranch. Living room has a fire- Jicome property. Two houses. Om Scenic Dr. on oversized lot. Llvlni AGENCY. Rt 35, Middletown, 671-1000, hree-bedroom; one two-bedroom. Oai SPARKLING and SPACIOUS 122,500. Man/ extras. Call us now. 165. r>i| JBM427, after exohinged. Rumson. Write "B.P." Box place, formal dining room, large room 17x20 with huge fireplace and Two-house owner sacrifices thrcc-bert- THE DOWSTHA AGENCY, SI B. Front 7 p.m. 530. Red Bank. ieaL Very good condition. Corner lot dining area, kitchen with' pais-th rough, Btrert, lied Bank, 741-8TOO. pine paneled den, three bed- :ity sewers and water. Convenient tc two large bedrooms. Downstairs dorm I room, two-balh ranch helnw appraisal. 15x42 ABOVE THE GROUND POOL - CANNON POINT VILLAGE — 2M FURNISHED ROOMS verylhlng. Asking U1.800. tory bedroom with full bath. Sundecl % acre, Carpeting. i%% mortgage. RUMSON — One rrf the prettiest .and rooms, two baths, full basement, Slfl.ftOO. 542-3313. Filter ladder and let.'olng. S50. Oall Spring St., Red Bank. Brand-new gar hot air oil, detached two-car ga- 13x30 has black ilate floor, tafe fo •m»st w-ant«d locations. Under tall trees 741JS77. , den apartments for rent Reasonable. CLEAN. MODEBN ROOMS — Private TWO-BEDROOM HOU8HJ — Llvli. cookouta, Many extras. Asking (45,000 MIDDLETOWN — THRBE-BEI>ROOM thin rvtnch home ha* 22' living room MAGIC OHOBF GAS RANGE, SB. AUOCall 741-3953 or 747-2685. bath.. free TV. $3 dally, S15 weekly rage, generous plot. $35,900. room, dining room, kitchen, heated Seen by appointment only. CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH. WALL-TO- wiui Tnernvo-pai.'e window wall and m-rbi« top dresser and wash stand. person, double occup&rjcy. HOLLx RUMSON — Recently renovated mnporch. Hot water heat Oarage. WALL CARPETING. BHTCK FIRE- fliepla.ee, three bedrooms, and two full Call 7U-43O8. KEANSBURO — Four-room apartment. J, MOTEL. E*. 36. W. Keansburg. basement. $12,900. F. A. SEHLHAUS PLACE. LARGE LOT. DEAD END bath.*, formal riinln-g room, modern S90 per month. One month's security. dwelling. Living room, formal STREET. BEAUTIFUL LOCALITY. kitchen. 31' jalousfcd porch. Patio. COLDSPOT FREEZER — Medium size Availahla Immediately. Includes heat ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS — Two ef- Real Estate Two-car attached garage. Sewers. Lota Remmlngton portable typewriter, large, ficiency room*. Reasonable rates. 1 dining room, very attractive eat- THE BROOK AGENCY Hwy. 38 Leonard' MOKTQAGE fl'/i PER OENT ASSUME only, 787-7096. (Nut to Blaa * White Bus Terminal ABLE. LOW DOWS PAYMS.VT. PAY- of extras. Reduced to £35,050. Mr- beautiful lawn umbrella, small bair or East Highland Ave., 291-0599. in kitchen, three bedrooms, i'/2 Realtor AUSTER AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 291-1717 MENTS TOTAL *1» PER MONTH. E den refrigerator, steel office file, four- RED BATIK — Four roonus unfur- BUSINESS WOMAN — Walking jid toy trains- unfurnished. Desirable location. Recent per week up. Gentleman preferred. Evenings 539-91(9 sonably priced. Many charming extra! 2\H baths. Asking $41,900. Call 291-H76 »ny condition. Fay nun or will trade: ly decorated. Heat and hot water, $90, Dining room. Pier Hotel. Call 29I-0OW MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING or your own broker. H.0. 027, 0, standard gauge. 774.3110. No puts. Adults only. Available July \ 462-4151 QUALITY REALTY ASSOCIATES ROOM FOR BUSINESSMAN — 20 Homestead and Hwy. 36 Leonardi NEW SHREWSBURY — Modern ranch. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Three bedrooms, two baths, RHim-eroom. COMMERCIAL RENTALS SLOT MACHINES — Toy trains anil Waverly PH. (First botue from Broad TREE LINED STREET 211-0933 cut Iron toys leaded shades. Oall UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS — Fo*St.) Call 7(1-2677, HILL SECTION Aikdng 121,000. Caii omMr M2-3132. Tll-1999 liter 6 p.m. Jmost new three-bedroom home. Llv- rent. 314495. 4-tUO. Heat and water LARGE. CLEAN, NICELY. FUR- Executive's home. This place was built FOR SALE TRANSFERRED — MUST SELL — 10- CLEAN USED FURNITURE — And furnlsified. Mai fienowltz, HI Maple for children. Four extra large bed- ng room, dlnlni room, kitchen, den, room split. 24' recreation room, den Ave., Ked Bank. 741-4*71. NI3HKD dost la. Gentleman prefer- rooms, two, full baths, science, kitchen, plus line family room: 1« baths. Five BOATING • FISHING x antiques, or near autlques. Highest red. 747-2809. minutes to train and buses. Low 20's. Dr flfth bedroom, 1 h baths. % acre. prices paid. The Attic. 531-88JH. living room with fireplace, formal din* MONMOUTH BEACH - On Shrews- Extras. Below F.H.A. appraisal. f22,d00 OFFICE FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT i- G»j MSOhS ROOKS — Clton. comfort In* room, recreation with year round bury lUver. exceptional builder's custom Call 747-2753. STUdP COLLECTIONS WANTED — heat. UnfurWished. Bus passes door. able reasonable. Gentleman preferred. Indoor heated 18x3* swimming pool. CROWELL AGENCY, Roaltor U S., foreign, any amount. Call Plaln- 13 Riverside Ave. 741*4030 Red Bank brick ranch. 20* pier, 3 bedrooms, ATTRACTIVE three-bedroom Colonial- To small family. 291-0317 after 6. 12 Wallace St., 741-5302. Gang*. Wooded play area. Asking 445,000. Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn icience kitchen, dlahwasher, 3 baths, *leld 7-6774 or Write: Perslvale, 710 W. garage, anderson thermopane picture 23' living room, family room, washer SPACE Bockvlew Ave., No. Plalnlleld. KINO JAMES APARTMENTS - Val ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Lovely F. A. GEHLHAUS 'AIR HAVEN SACRIFICE — Origin- tnd dryer. Over-eJz» garage. Complete- ey I>rive, Routs 36, Atlantla Highlands room, kitchenette and bath, V25 weekly, windows. Features too many to list. ly oirpeted. 20' steel pool. New paint Modern Offices ]uu completed. Cen- ANTIQUES - Paintings, N. J Atlas. Three miles from Sandy HOOK state 291-9237. Real Estate lly appraised at 127,500. Tall treei, Must sea to appreciate a truly beaut!. Estates purchased and appraised. 747- Hwy. 36 ", Leon&rflo :ellar, flrepla.ee, three bedrooms, (All home. PRICE 140.000. PRINCIPALS Assume 514 per cent mortgage, or OI tral Red Bank Business District FJrk. One- and two-bedroom unlta. Juaker Maid cablneu), den. Attractive no^ down. Asking $17,600. Must move. 2003. The Hudson Snop, Inc., 511 Broad Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming GOOD FURNISHED ROOM - Private (Next to Blue A White Bui Terminal) ONLY. Owner 222-4460. 264-2275. Owrftr. •t. Shrewsbury. bath gairate. In Middletown. Call 737- •ancner. Immediate occupancy. Owner • Central Air Conditioning pool and recreation area. Patio or bal. 9610. 291-0488 ws sell at *24,5oo. Real Bargain. ' • Self Service Elevator cony, esch unit. Bent from *132, In- RUMSON — Now's the time to bu; MIDDLETOWN — First time offered, • Private Parking Space -ludlnt heat and hot water. 291-0770. FOR BUSINESS WOMAN - Comfort- 24-Hour Telephone Service this comblrjtstlon home and Investment eight room bi-level, 3'/4 years-old. Ex- ADAMS AGENCY Two three-room rented apartments foi cellent condition. Neatly landscaped \ • Rent Reasonibl* PETS AND LIVESTOCK RUMBON - 3W-room unfurnUliei able room, quiet respectable home, 17 • Impect and Compare Branch Ave., 741-73M. RUMSON COLONIAL Realtor - Iniuror income. One lovely four-room apart acre lot. Three bedrooms, family room, apartlment. No pets. Call Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury ment for owner or as extra fncome, den, or fourth bedaoom, two-car ga- QOINO AWAY? M2-1324 PETHRS PL., RED BANK - 3econ< $22,500 Hl-MW Open 7 Days Enjoy the shore's season to the fullest. rage. Excellent neighborhood, conveni- Boardlni, bathing, rroomlnt. floor, seml-rtrlvate bath. Five mlnutei. A completely remodeled three-bed room -JJJ Move in now.- J38.500. Call for ap- ent to shopping, schools and transpor- BRIOQSON KENNELS. 741-3310 PIVE-ROOM APARTMENT to stores, buses, yet quiet. Call 741. Colonial In excellent condition. Living MIDDLETOWK - Four-bedroom si-... tation; near)/ new wall-to-wall carpet- 747-1100 Call level. Oarage, patio. Near ahom>lni£'''. polntment. 8)2-1351. fcltllEZBSWOOD COLLIBS — OVER- 7*1-0317. 1B55. room, formal dining room, kitchen- Ing, and other extras Included. Low •TOCKED — MUST SELL - Pets, family room combination, 1'^ baths, ichools 4>/4 per cent mortgage, •jicn- LOCUST — Three bedrooms, finished price of 124,300. Shown by appointment 54 Broad St. Ked Bank •how and breeding stock. Sables, trls, F2?KKffiFD 0R UNFURNISHED full basement tCnd a storage attic. Ice. B71-1&30. basement. Locust PL Rd., H8.5O0 firm only. Owner. €71-2023. blues and rare whites. - Adults and APARTMENT — Red Bank. Three REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Beautifully kept grounds and a de< tOLMDBL—CUSTOM brick front Colo- 291-B01!. puppies. Very reasonable. 44S-6461. room. First floor. CaJl 566-0122. tached, oversized garage. Many extras lat ranch In excellent location. Acre HEW SHREWSBURY — Thrw-bed L AKC REGISTERED - German Sr."»- APARTMENT — a. Broad St.. Key. HOUSES FOR SALE Included. Excellent sctiooia and low, tot fully landscaped. Large patio, three room ranch. Corner lot. % acre. Trees, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS herd puppies. Six weeks old. Call 264- port, N.J. Heat tarnished. Rent, fS5 low taxes. Here today, gone tomorrow, bedrooms, two-Jjatbj.__Paneled_J».m!!y Two-car attached garage. Paneled rec- MM or at AUOIE'S AMOCO, Hwy. 36,per month. Four rooms and bath Ezra room. Country kltcher; with dinette feallOn^Toomr-two baths. Carpets. Ex- ITnlorJ Beadr. W. Karkus, 264.1215. MIDDLETOWN STERLING THOMPSON area. Living room, dining room, two- cellent schools. (21,MO. Call .'or ap- -my, Well kept bi-level just across the AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS car garage, l'^ years old. Prlca low E'lntment, 284-6696. IS Apple Orchard KITTENS FREE TO A GOOD HOME IUMSON _ Elnolency apartment. Two Hwy. 35, Middletown 747-5600 HO'a. Principals only. M6-81G9. r. Call bedrooms. Furnished. Half-block to bus river from Red Bank, Living 747-3168 and stores. 842-20S6. SHREWSBURY FEATURE — Early MIDDLETOWN - Split-level, four-bed- WEST KEANSBURO — Lovely eight room, dining room, kitchen, three American. Three large bedrooms! Ex. rooms, two baths (wall-to-wall living, year old, three-bedroom, custom-bulll IN EATONTOWN MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished bedrooms, ]>£' baths, utility cellent neighborhood! First time of- dining) family room, basement, ga- split level. Modern kitchen. VA baths AKC - registered. Oall 741-6877 10 fered. {10,200. Liberal financing! Low uge. Big. lot. Outdoor grill on patio. Recreation room. Oarage. Nice cornel a.m. tj 5 p.m. After 5 p.m. call room and attached garage. Low taxes! Cheaper than rent! lot. Excellent location near grade T41-33M. 118,900. (3,000 assumes all. 7il-2788. MONMOUTH BBACH — Furnished 1M taxes, high value. A good buy al ADAMS AGENCY school and bus line. (800 down F.H.A MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES — EW SHREWSBURY — Three-bed- Subject to F.H.A. approval. Price (18, -room apartment Season or year round this price. Call now. Realtor-lnsuror ranch, two baths, large recreation 500. Blacks and silvers. Eight weeks. Shots. Nice location. Near beach. 7410374 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury room, screened porch, attached garage. 4 ROOMS- AKC registered. 175 ea. Call 228-1875. AIRY AND BRIGHT — Furnished AYERS-TRUFOLO • 711-5098 • Open 7 Days ( acre. Excellent schools. (20,900. WEST KEANSBURO — Lovely threL CUTtt KITTENS — Free to nice borne. apartments and rooms. Gentlemen pre- HIGHLANDS — Six rooms and bath. fcr. 542-2068. bedroom ranch. Full basement. Recre. Seven .weeks oil House-broken. Call ferred. Call 222-46M. AGENCY Basement, hot water heat, aluminum LITTLE SILVER — Two-story center attlon room. 15x32 pool. 820,500. CHA- T47-28B3. combination windows. Completely 'fur- hall Colonial on % acre plot on quiet TEAU REALTY, Real Estate, 215 Cai THREE ROOMS - With bath. Keana 16 Church St. Little Silver nished. J&500, Ave.. Keansburg. 787-5S84. 1 BEDROOM FREE PUPPIDS burg. Ideal tor young or elderly couple. street. A most desirable area con- Call Gas heat. Immediate occupancy. Call 741-2838 'enlent to echools, churchta, shopping TS7-341S 787-0820. FINLAY AGENCY .nd ocean beaches. 18x(2' concrete" pool HOLMDEL — Redwood contemporai $7,900. REAL ESTATE ind patio completely fenced In. Three ranch. Tnree bedrooms, 2'4 baths. Al CUPPING AND BATHING BUSINESS WOMAN w(ll rent to re Two-bedroom, two-story home. Prop- 872-0100 Mdrooms, 2>£ batha, modern kitchen tached garage. Wooded acre. Gllmi FROM All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by sp- tiired. reflrfed gentleman or lady erty 100x150. Low taxes. with dishwasher, riving room with fire- of ocea7 n and bay. Carpets. Custom. polntment 787-M86. Separate entrance, batli. T47-5767. $12,500 LINCROFT — Three bedrooma, two lace, formal dining room, 21x15' pan- built. ' (37,800. 284-6696. Two-bedroom Cape Cod. Aluminum baths. Spill-level, immaculate condi- NOWHERE CAN YOUR PET get more RARE BIVSERFBONT FIND — Ocean, tion $27,500. Wooded lot. 842-3130. ,ea family room with raised fireplace, LITTLE SILVER — Near Red Bank personal care tharj at Vanessa Ken- port area. Completely furnished. Utili- Biding, gas heat. "•ill baaemer/t with paneled recreation Cape Cod. Three bedrooms, one bath, ttels. Phone ties free. Cull 229-O618. After 6 p.m, ' $12,900 RUM8ON —• Ideal location. Holy CrosL >om. Two-car attached garage. full basement. Excellent condition. $ . 671-2679. Two-bedroom home. Excellent con- School, bus and beach, Large older Greened porch off living room, wall- (16,000. Firm. Call Wednesday. Friday, MXTAWAN — (CheejequakB Park dition. Playroom, parare, liberal terms. home. Remodeled kitchen with lrtioot o-wall carpeting and in Immaculate or Salurday nights after 6:30, 741-814. A.K.C. REGISTERED — Golden collie Four large rooms, new two-story gar- 915,300 ' barbecue. Six bedrooms. O rounds. Se- iomlltlon throughout. $39,500. Phone 74T- and red dachshund puppies. Collie, den apartments. No charge for air Three-bedroom ranch. BIx years, old. cure Income property Included. $57,000. I1S9. MATAWAN — Strathmore. Tnree-bei chihuahua and dachshund stud service. conditioning, cooking gas, heat and ho Excellent condition. Principals only. 842-JW6 after 5. room, Colonial. A-l condition. Cholci 109 Grooming, all breeds. 6714662. water. $15,DO0 'W0-BEDR0OM HOUSE with lots ot location. Priced for quick sale. (21,900 New Cape Cod. Large lot, many extras. NEW CUSTOM HOME — Located In :round. Near transportation Some Call 566-857J, owner, AKC REGISTERED SABLE COLLIE 4 SWIMMING CLUB—ONLY S10S established neighborhood. Two houses in needed. Cheap. 747-1617. 741-3213. — One-yeaj-old. Oall With one or two-war lease. Immediate from ,'lver. Two-story Colonial. Four THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Hal: ALL INCLUDED! 741-4181 occupancy. CHEESEQUAKE PAEK SHOREWAY REALTY bedrooms, 2',4 baths. Complete In every UNCKOFT — Eight-room split l'i acre. Gaa hot water baseboard heat, APTS., Mordstown Rd., Just .TOO ft. Rt. 35 Holmdel respect. If Interested drive to Buena jalhs. Two-car garage. Large corner l'i baths. Altlc fan. Heated. lull .base, SIAMESE SEAL POTNT KITTENS — from Cheesequalve Park, Exit 12(1 of 264-7010 ot. Washor, dryer, air conditioner, menl. Covered and fenced patio. At Bight ngeekl. fa. Call garden St. Pkwy. 508«!83. PI. or call 223-37T2; NEW SHREWSBURY — Buperb. vilMo-wall carpeting. St. Leo's Parish. tached garage. Large black topped rambling, Immaculate three-bedroom M1DDLBTOWN VILIJAGB — Four-bed Good commuting. 4?i% Gl mortgage. play area. Quiet dead-end. Near Mata. •CENTRAL HEATINGS AIR CONDITIONING AKC MALE BOXEK — Sit weeks old. rancher. Cellar, recreation room, love- room split. Good condition. H acre, $21,500. Owner. Call 462-8111. wan and Strathmore shopping. 4" Call COMMERCIAL RENTALS Easy terms, 5173 month. 671-06D2. yea.rs. (22,500. Principals only. "C.I. ly grounds! Excellent community, TWO AND THUEE-BEDROOM HOMES Box 520, Red Bank. 7<7-4176. Finest schools I Exceptional value al COLTS NECK—Four-bedroom Colonial. —For saJe or rent. $125 to (ISO a • GAS FOR HEAT AND COOKING EXECUTIVE OFFJCB SPACE—At 33 521,900. Wooded site. August occupancy. J43,- mor.Mi, THE KIRWAN CO. REAL- FAIR HAVEN — Lovely two stor Reckless PI.. Ited Bar*. 850 sq. it In 500 . J. D. ROCHE, ttealtor, Long TORS. Belford, 787-5500. W. Kearoburc, house. Call owner after 5 p.m. 74 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT dignified modern office building with ADAM'S AGENCY Bridge Rd., Colts Neck. 916-4D55. •87-6600. Hazlet, 264-710O, •HOTWATER •PARKING complete services. Carpeted through- 0438. nealtoMnsuror MATAWAN - BTKATHMORJfi - Pour- APARTMENTS out, with most atlvactlvn wall treat- Howard Ave, New Shrewsbury • Hugt rooms with ipacioui clositi ment anrl electrical fixtures. Call 747. 741-5098 Open 7 days betlroom Cape Cod, air condlllor.'ed, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 3730 nelivecn 9 and 5:30. 1 adjacent school properly. Many txtras. • Truly separated dining rooms MODERN THREE ROOM MOVING WEST-^Duck ' Chlcagolarid Low 20'a, Call 666-7300. • Individual front and rear entrances Btiir.ln oven, tile bath. Close to sliop. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED - In a taxes for beautiful suburban and Kane FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD — Two brand new modern office space, wel County homes! Une our "free reloca- • Windows in every room . . • pt.i . church and New Vork Bus. Prl. located in the center of Red Bank, con lon" service anywhere In the United bat ha, brecjcway and garage, $18,500. vi entrance. 167-3733. 175 Highland CaJ] 261-2810. EATONTOWN • Dream kitchens with KELVINATOR refrigerator-freeien Blvd., Keansburg. tract ana tor further Information. THE States. Call or write "Bob" Pritchard DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. Realty, P.O. Box 691, Aurora, 111., 60307 REMAUKABLE — Retirement oppor- PRIVATE SWIM & RECREATION CLUB RL::.1 ON — Four-room and bath un- DESIRABLE HIVEn KRONT suite- (TM. 808-7709.) tunity. One-bedroom detacher home. YOU GET MORE AT firivrrtcil apartment. Available Jui» on first floor In the Tuller Building. HAZLET — Traditional two-story Double Insulated. Full basement. A-l Js' Ailult couple only. No pets. 160 on Call 717-2M0. Georgetown Colonial ill excellent con- condition. Immedlatn possession. • Two elementary schools next door—just stipi ln:e plus heat and utilities. JOHN L. illllon. Four bedrooms, master bed' $12,000 with extras. Owner. 872-1115. EATON CREST UiNUGH, OWNfill. Call 845-3501. -15.000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing from Eatonfown Shopping Cenfir f lolts for Irnsp. Can be leased separate, roam has tlirfee cloacta. 21' living room. MARLBORO — Excellent home for NEW hVKURY Hi ROOM APART- ly, containing about 3100 sq. It pi Formal dining room. Modern, eat-In family with children. Four-year-old bi- MENT — Fully air conditioned, near floor. 747-1100. kitchen with dishwasher and French level, three bedrooms, three baths, rec- Club and Apartments I • 2 • 3 BEDROOMS from * 109 all transportation. 21 Leroy Place. lied floor wall oven. 1V4 tiled baths. Pine reation room, plua ilen or fourth beti- Bank. Cull 741*1063 or 7*1-0369, RIVERFRONT - OHlce space at DIE paneled recreation room. Basement, room. All electric hr>me. On one acre, The B»it Value on tht Jority Short Front St., Red Bank. More thaw 000 Attached garage. Every room haa many trees. Price 529,000. 462-7342. RED .BANK - Branch and Mad I a on sq. ft. All utilities and Janitorial ser- cross ventilation. City, water arAl sew- Vh • 4Vi Rooms from Av «'i*c.oua orte- and two-bedroom vice. Ample off-street parking. Call ora. Extras include washer and dryer, INCOML PROPERTY — BIx units. garden apartment, starting at $110. Ap-741-2771 nr 741-MCT. tmlit-ln bar. Extra. large lot. Fenced' $22,000. Call ply A.pL 2(. Molly Pitcher Village Court In rear yard. Convenient to N.Y. and 872-1100 B72-1770. or call Mr Sam fjonuzzo, 741-0116. FOR RENT - Two buildings, storiSe N(warIt buses and Belt Labs. Bhorl $108 l IlED BANK — Older home. E«ght Stony Hill or garage, 10x75 earli. Very reasonable. Hyilk to flciiools and shopping. i A per- TERRACE APATLTME NTS — Flv t - OIG-4T33. largo rooms. Two full baths. .For A true club and oordsn apartment. Total electric, the cleanest/ safest room, twt>-bec!room apartment. 8pn- cent G.I. mortgage can be assumed largo family or equipped aa two apart- mast modern no dirt, soot or drafts. Under your complete control will. ONE TO FOUR ROOMS — Grnuni. PricM at $18,000. Owner, 26MB62 attc ments. Rnmodeied Inside. New carrxt- clous clonets, free parking. July 1 oc 7 p.m. Individual roam thermostats. Unmatched swim club wllh Olympic Hie cupincy. 741-4BM. floor with parking. • Opposite Molly Ing and floors, Outsldd r/eeds pointing. poo). Tennis courts, tun deck, jnuffletward. B«duJlfi» buildings wt amid Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. AH utllltle! 741-0145 after 5 p.m. HIGHLANDS — Four-room apartment. Reasonable. 741-4030 MIDDLBTOWN — Three-bodroom spacious lawns, proudly owned and managed by ttielr builder. Excellent All ulimttB. Call 671-2809 or ranch l'i acres. large recreation room, L1NOROFT - 15 ]!IHUt> Circle. Ex location, |ust seconds from Monmoutti Shopping Center. Gardens 872-0704. MIDDLETOWN — Hwy. 35. Approx fenced swimming pool with diving cellontly located. Modern ranch, on lmately BO' of offlca space, nlvlf'nl board. Near high school. Price $22,000. about -Ji acre Tully landscaped lot. Pine Brook Rd., Eaton town, New Jersey GRANT AVENUE, EATONTOWN, NEW JERSEY SUBLET - LOVELY ONE-BEDROOM Ir.'o four root.na. Will rent any part, Call ^HORE>VAY REALTY, 234-7010. Living rcxMi with fireplace, Formal Via Route 35) drive lo Eatontown Traffic circle (Monmoutti Off Th» Garden StaU Parkway Exit 105 Extension Al'AUTMBNT. N«w. Everything sup- MULLANEY REALTY. 071-5151 Shopping Center) and proceed toward Porkway fwtsii about JtUMBON AftEA — Mftgnlli«"nl~ftve^ dltiJnK room Tiled kitchen; built-in IIWCIIOIB.- txin Stilt f»twijr sill ID! «li firl.ir xlMilin. C>nli««« plied except electricity. Convenient lo- MEDICAL OFFICE IlUILIllNO bedroom redwood California ranch, (II ah washer. Two bedrooms. Hi tiled half mile; then turn right on Hop* Rd.. continue one block, cation Call 222-2U0 or 223-2430. N°w, mo-rorn, air conditioned. Occu- beamed ceilings, rtUtili'x wall of pic- hatliH. Paiifled family room. Wall-to- then right on Pine Brook Road. 01 rirtwij ntmln Vi silli It Cnnl *».; tun lilt li mgiil iputntnli wn II carpeting. Two-oar garage. Price t» ... iwts M «l 19 ti Eitontm cttli. TniliHl (follow Pirkwii ilni) RED BANK-BUTTON PARK - Three pied by Internals, Dermatologist, anil ture windows looking out on 3.3 >27.0O0; by Rp|K>lntment, Phone 741*6008. Model Apartments open 10 A.M. to dusk every day. and 3^-room unfurnished apartments. Psychiatrist. Choice location (or sny glorious acres (free weekend hnlnnlc Writ* for fret Illustrated brochure MU htttlj ulinlii« silh tt trim tn.; ins ttft tt nHt\ i(«tmilU. By bus line, nenr lown. Hejit and cook' professional practice. 620 jn. fl, Avail- toura!) nt native riofwiwd and holly; on HUM8ON—That rare find. Lovely fam- Dept. 41/ P.O. Box 374 Eotontown HODIltPMTMEIffi OPEN DJMLVI SUNDAY • MODEL PKONEi S«2 ]•]• trtf tab furnlihed. Intjulrt 167-C, able July 1. Downtown Red Bank. the rlvpr nt Hartjihorna Woods, 100.000. ily home In top neighborhood, |28,IW0. Phont M2-1J80 Branch Ave., or ffil 747-26S9. Parfclnl. Phone 531-2904. Otll 201-2787..,, Oall 741-31M, M2406B. f STary? -4 MOVING UP? SETTLING DOWN? ONLY A REALTOR MAY DISPLAY THIS SEAL SEE A MEMBER OF THE RED BANK AREA WALKER & WALKER REALTORS SHREWSBURY OFFICE RUMSON SPECIAL On six acrai of partly weeded MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE high land; in batf location on north lid. of Rumion Rd. Six bedrooms, 4'/i baths, maid's quartan, 35' living room, 26' dining roam, and spacious kitch- en and dan. Basement. Detached garag.. Bast buy in Rumion.' Asking $12,000. Plaai. call (or WHO SALUTE REALTOR WEEK appointment. Shrewsbury Middl.town 6*1 Broad St. 2068 Hwy. 35 741-5212 671-3311

APPLEBLOSSOMS CUSTOM BUILT LIKE LIVING IN A PARK AND FINE HOMES RUMSON MIDDLETOWN TWO DELIGHTFUL HOMES RANCH HOME HAND SPLIT SHAKES Four-badroom immaculate split On* in lovely Rumion location. All plaster walls, copper plumb- Truly !n better than nftw condi- Rac.ntly ranovat.d dwelling. Three-bedroom ranch. I 'A baths, level' feeturei paneled family Th* other near river In Fair ing, finest construction. Paneled tion, thii ctnttr hall, four-bed- RIVERFRONTS Living room, format dining larga living room with fire- fireplace in the living room. room 2'/t Colonial warrants room with a brick fir.plac*, Haven. Each hat three bed- Formal dining room, TV den, your immediate iniptction. room, vary attraetlva «at-in plact, dining room and kitch- plus a den or fifth btdrsom tni COUNTRY roomi, living room, dining room, tiled kitchen, electric range. 13' by 22' living room, 17' Ititchan, thru badroomi, IW en. Excellent condition. Nicely Three twin bedrooms, two tiled kitchen, paneled den and lava- bai.mant. Nina rooms In all. den. Both are young with lovely bathi. Basement, attached ga- tory, 17' by 13' game room; LOCATIONS baths, full bastmant. Staam gas landscaped with many larga Picture window fram.s a beautl- tra.i. Listed at $43,000, also rag*. Over half an acre — formal dining room on thai first haat. Dataehad oversized ga- trees. Convenient to schools and traei — excellent landscaping. -f I o ef r* • *©ntWlMF-ceni«ini—feu c_ ful woodland viaw. Lovely ar.a, $41,500. You'll like either one A vary outstanding horn* ipaciout btdroomi and two full r»ge7-lere.e-double-lot.-$22,.. JL. Prise. JJ*,000.^ OHarad at 127,500. Call today. -HJSSiUi- bathi. ' " 500. \, Low Colti Neck taxti," winding Ian* iimoundtd by eemfortafafe BORUS JOSEPH L. CARLONE CROWELL AGENCY STANLEY K. DOWNS hornet. * Elwood A. Armstrong REALTORS Call for details. REALTORS DENNIS K. &YRNE REALTOR "AGENCY AGENCY 93 YEARS OF 600 River Rd,, Fair Haven "Hom*» of Charm and Value" RED CARPET SERVICE 555 PROSPECT AVE/ REALTOR - INSUROR 43 RIVERSIDE AVE. \ 747-4532 741-1017 74 W. Front St., Red Bank ALLAIRE-FARROW LITTLE SILVER Tony Hunting, Dorothy Rodgers I. W. River Road Rumion RED BANK—741.4030 AGENCY Sycamore Ave. Josaph Folay, Ruth H. Spoarl 741-1420 REALTORS — INSURORS 741-4500 Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn, 199 Broad Si, Rad Bank Russell M. Borus Phona 842-1150 S fire wi bury 741-3450

AN A-1 RANCH HOUSE EXCITING BRAND NEW PRIVACY RUMSON LUXURIOUS RANCH GLAZEBROOK Built en luxurious, provisionally IN RED BANK FULLY AIR CONDITIONED GROSSINGER TED HALL AGENCY It youn in* this nearly new LITTLE OLD COLONIAL landscaped acre plus. Choice home, surrounded by trati and area and vary convenient to Fiv#-bedroom home in excluiive Beautiful living room with fire- beautiful plantings, nestled en Tastefully r.novated. Beautiful Parkway and trains to New York. section of Locust. Center hall ASSOCIATES"^ 733 River Rd., Fair Haven Only eight years old and in ex- place, full dining room, large colonial featuring •' circular & HELLER a three-quarter hillside acre let. new kitchen, Naw roof. Thro* cellent condition. Brick and c- eat-in tiitchtn, den, two bed- staircase, formal living room 45 W. River Rd., Rurris6n Fiv. minutes to N.Y.C. trani- dar exterior. Fireplace '"'with and dining room, 22x1 8-ft. dan roemi. Many clouts, full bait- 842-4200 portatlon. Fireplace in th* tun- bedroems, bath, powdtr room. raised h.arth in living room plus with itona fireplace and parquet REALTORS dining room, kitcnen, threi ment. Walking distance to shop- 842-1700 ny living room, dining room, Lovely yard with big trees. floors. Family style) kltche-n plus large bedrooms, enclosed sun ping arta and all bus lines. large breakfast room with slid* Spic and span condition initd* Transferred owner. porch, full basement and two Beautifully shrubbed, plus many ing glais doors leading to bal- RUMSON and out. St.p-saving kitchen. car garage. Hot water heat «nd cony overlooking garden and RUMSON extras. Must be seen to be ap- WATERFRONT PROFESSIONAL Three bedrooms, I '/i tiled baths. many extras, such as drapes, wooded aer». Many extras. Ask- $22,500 etc. Owner wants quick sale. preciated. Asking $30,000. Attached garage. Asking $23,; ing $57,500. Call us for an ap- Having 4 barJrooms, 2 baths, Frosting en th* ealral Oversized R.duc.d to $36,000. Hurryl pointment. „Courtesy Showings pan.ltd dan with fireplace. Hot 750. Be in by summer. Call to- It's b.autifull APPRAISERS lot In quiet streat. Thra.-bed- Without Obligation water oil haat. Daap water for day. Ellen S. Bonusl About $1,000 of motor- room Colonial, I '/• baths, brand iz.d landscaping equipment in< Multiple and Other LUtirgi WM. S. GARRISON mooring. A for.most yachts- Agency man in tlix country enjoyed this HAZELTON Broad and Mechanic St. new kitchen with double broilar HALL BROS. living with hit family for many REALTORS Realtor "TAWLEY AGENCY DOWSTRA AGENCY REALTORS years. Red tank even and rang*. Dishwasher. Established 1932 ' *l E. Front St., Red Bank 22 E. Front St. Red Bank 813 River Rd., Fair Haven Weit River Rd., Rumion WHY NOT YOU? Garage. $22,500. Realtors • Insuron 741-2100 741-7686 842-3200 741-6262 74I-S700 741-0804 OFFERED AT $27,300

BEST BUY IN RUMSON REMODELED FARMHOUSE SELLING? MONMOUTH BEACH The RUMSON RUMSON WALKER & WALKER Family size center hall ranch Remodeled two-story alder Two-story colonial. Near school, Old world charm and modern Overlooking the ocean, yet no home on IOO«l45-ft. lot. Living REALTORS on well landscaped plot. Living BUYING? hazards. Short walk -to beach room, dining room, kitchen, den shops and bus, Ground floor conv.ni.nce in exquisite setting. McGowan Agency room with fireplace. Eat-in Whichever it may be, put your- club. On* of th* finest homes and powder room on first floor- contains II'/ix23 living room MIDDLETOWN Master suite with dressing room. Three bedrooms and bath on In this area. Fiv* main bed- kitchen with GE self-cleaning ;

LINCROFT COUNTRY ESTATE I960 CENTER HALL RECIPE FOR A FORA , WATERFRONT CHARMER NAVESINK REDDEN AGENCY HAPPY FAMILY A perfect lifetime gift for tht Ten ecrei with stately trees, COLONIAL Nine-room reiidence on treed QUICK SALE $31,500 74I-9I0O apple orchard and brood, sur- entire family. ' Charming eigtit- lot. Light living room. Good wall ASSOCIATES rounding a beautiful colonial OR THE trand new two-bedroom ranen. room reiidence on largi,, wood- Realtors—Insurors Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, 25' space. Eat-in kitchen. Four bed- ONE ACRE « home, set well back off the rooms with fifth bedroom or all Bulkhead and dock. Hot water ed lot. Four bedrooms, 2 '/» liying room with fireplace, IN PRESTIGE AREA road, it provides complete pri- purpose room. 2 '/i bathi. Game RIGHT BUY baseboard heat. Birch cabinets room, basement. Two-car at- Koncti In txcellent condllion. Three bathi. Formal dining room. vacy. All rooms exceptionally LIVE IN TOWN . dining room, eat-In kitchen, den, tached garage, EARLY OCCU- in modern kitchen. Lovely fire- bedroom!. l'> both!. larat liv.no Breathtaking kitchen. Two-car large. 17x29 living room, 15x17 room 24x15. Formol dining room. Eat- PANCY if desired, FHA loan of SAVE TIME In kitchen Large gameroom. Wall-to- dining room,' 10x25 modernised full basement, double garage. place on railed hearth In pan- won cartxllne. Air randittorwrs and garage. Conveniently located. Lovely four-bedroom Red Bank $2J,5OO to qualified buyer. mony extras. Full basement. Two-cor colonial on tree shaded street. kitchen with eating area. Four Excellent area. Hard to find at Price $25,500. eled living room. Superb view oarage. Many trees. Asking J35.9O0. r SEE $27,700 Entrance foyer, large living bedroomi plus mother-in-law of Nav.sink river. Call now to $27,900. : SHYDER CALVIN room with (tone fireplace, spa- wing. Five baths and a cottage, see. 842-1492. cious dining room with corner too. Come and enjoy life. LAWRENCE J. AGENCY C. R. OHLSEN ROLAND PIERSON cupboards. Sunroom. Ultra mod- $49,500. . REALTOR REALTOR ern kitchen with diihwasher, tile SCHANCK AGENCY SCHILLING AGENCY SWEENEY REALTORS CONSULT OUR bath, two half bathi. Complete- JGBY ASSOCIATES -REALTOR TRADE-IN Realtor ly redecorated. Reduced to $21,- REALTOR 1032 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright DEPARTMENT REALTORS Willow Drive and Parker Ave. BOO, 876 B STATE HWY. 35 1009 Hwy. 35 640 Newman Springs Rd. 8 Linden PI. Red Bank 500 Shrewsbury Ave. Little Silver MIDDLETOWN Middletown—5 Corners 842-1492 67I-O600 Lincroft Center 741-7575 301 Maple Are. Red Bank New Shrewsbury 741-7741 747-0397 741-4121 i 671-2690 291-0903 r,l0ty or Night)

CENTURY OLD THOMPSON AGENCY APPLEBROOK RAY RED BANK ST. JAMES PARISH COLONIAL Good residential area. Three- Farms - Hom.s • Estates Three-bedroom ranch. Living bedroom old.r home, Hot water Sine. 1935 Littl. Silver Point home* Charm- Choice Red lank location. Five room, dining room and kitchen. VAN HORN Ing and petite. Three pictur- oil fired heat. Moving out of Call 741-0700 SEE ANY bedroom, two-betb home. Fire' Hot water heat, gas-fired. Wa REALTORS esque acres. Beautiful pink and the ar.a. Anxious to sell. Of. white dogwoods, charry, apple, 81 E. Front St. Red Bank OVER 30 YEARS farad at ... place. Sunporch. Hot water to wall carpet, washer and dry- pear and many various flowering $14,900 heat. Two.car garage. Low tax- Realtors er. Two-car garage.1 Screened BEAUTIFUL LAKE trees and shrubs. Eight rooms, OF THESE glaaming wid. board floors, 3 es. Immediate occupancy. Of RUMSON — Established poich 20x12. Plot 140x200. FRONTAGE fireplaces, scraened-ln porch, 2- WEART-NEMETH fared at $29,000. neighborhood, completely Prite $23,90.0. Magnificent trees. Eight-room ear garage. Conveniently lo- AGENCY modernized. All the con- modern residence. Every room cated. Only $37,500. See It to- REALTOR veniences .of a new home, REALTORS with panoramic view of lake. day In all its splendor. Private dock, boating, swim- ELLA WILTSHIRE but priced below replace- Residential and Commercial CHA5. H. ming, fishing, (trout stocked REALTOR ment cost. Three bad- yearly.) Rolston Waterbury 102 WEST FRONT ST. rooms, I'/; bathi, den. TINDALL ASKING $28,000 ' 1201) 741-2240 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Lot front 100 ft. Over- TODAY REALTORS REALTOR Taxes $840 24-HOUR SERVICE * pplt+rook Agency sized one - car garage. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank 842-060? $22,500. 741-9030 104 River Road, Fair Haven Member of Red Bank 747-3500 . Multiple Lilting Service Open 7 Days " 747-4100 HOUSES FOR MtE HOUSES JO* MIS BOUSES FOR SALE ROUSES FOR WLE HOUSES FOX SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES rot usx THE DAILY BEGISTER - MIDDLSTOWN AIUCA FRIVATS IAX.S NO BROKERS CENTURY OLD LAKIWOOB-F1MIEHOLD AREA - RUMSON - 1% btMMJfabtMMfall urn, ppar- Friday, May 27, J966-25 NEW SHREWSBURY Threabttfroom Cape Cod. Br««w. tlltlalll y woodeddd. FnyerF , 24' livinlii g roomom, REPOSSESSED FARM HOUSE OarageO . NicelNlly landacapedlded . Anchor mHtaformaMl l dlttodlMaf roon»mm, lahtm kUdxfcttcteaa wHwttkb RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS Tremandoui * or 5 bedroom tr!-split, fenced lot. Walking dliLance to high- M' m"ng ~ re*, three (xdrooirw, unusual Private maittr fulte with full bam. Three acres of beautiful treei and wty and New York bus. S12.B90. HOUSES FOR SALE & REDECORATED Three large btdroomi and full bath ihruns surround this four-bedroom atyb dlnto* room, circulaf A rirt buy iwiiu you If you hurry. on another livtl. Living room with home In Little Silver. Wide broad Wtisgofd & Krupnick, Inc. acreened porcD, laundry. AJI In wry A PAOB OUT OF THE PAffT- Toil'U . 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J.Lovely older ranch on choice lot cloit fireplace. Separata dining room. Mod- floon, three Mreplacei. out building. jUon. A/klryr 1*3. OOO We- fefl the warmth and hampHallly of ' to everything, Home In ttctilent condi- ern all electric, eaMn-kltcben. Dlih- MInulea lo atallon, bus, school and this nine-room Fntr Haver.' Coloni(i tion at J10.5W1. Only 1350, c*ih and Brokers AGENCV. RKAL.TORS, IM waaher, Larga paneled family room •hopping. Aaklng $37,500. Bee It today. E. River Rd., Rumaon. 842-lRM. the moment you itlep inside the wid» W2 ptT month, next to (turfy or fifth bedroom, liixzo MANY OTHERS tntrajice hall with it* Colonial stMr- 747-4532 icreened patio. Sep&ral* laundry and ROLSTON WATER8URY 22l!S Hwy. * Lakewood 363-308 — Be ar; interior d*r- \se. 11)?re are f^ur bedrooms. 1M» BEACH AGENCY, Broker, 1 BiiiMpr irill decorate ntw home half bath handy to bark door. Mr '", REALTOR I^OOK AT THE BAROAIN WE HAVE--- t*.HtP. Ranch. Four Wv«ly berlrooma and two full oin, lien nr ch;ldrefi'i playroom. Ol- rage. Over Vi acr« landia&in'ii > ir\, iaili K ha-yernrnt. Hdt wator h«l r Hnd Kanijir. L/»\Tly trera arni [ilant- Evci: /d-llne Skid ai-CK with flowering thrubi and dwarf Irull Rerl Rank Area •rflty *T\&M r»l'* oourlry atyle kUcii- ML'L- ...K* OfliTfri st J*5.9H. ELWOOD A. Open T days «71!7!J n, full basement. Ifturnir)', R. l.ANKY RBALTY. 671M&1. ARMSTRONf; ArsBKCT. Realtnr.s. &5S J^EED MORE ROOM? We have a gorgeouj six-bedroom Colonial WEEKEND OPEN HOUSE All pnymrnl* am ftpprnxfrsfit* »n. whirti i neighborhood. Screened palio, full bane- 'fl b^d rfjoni?*! living room, rtirAii j room, i living room with fireplace and a comfortable family room. R. Lovely ranch aplH! Bparlous rec- ; $UOO BEIX)W F'JIA RppramM value in Rt. room' anil hlli-hm each *iik. Ne»w heat ' thn room! nnuautl value' Prfreri UNCROf T^"jiimprn»~B™iU"imTl,iv. ment with paneled flu rn. proem. Fire, McAIJATBR. ArtBNCV, RKAI^ A lot of house for $44,500. tnir room, dlnlnf room, kitchen, tnyr place In den, extensive Undicaplng. A*' TO Ftfl. 100 El. River Rrt.. Rum«oii. in »«»th sirlfs. new battid. Excellent ' helnw iiift market at llP.WiO. Call Ispdrnoms, 3!4 baihi, fimsronm, dou- TilKKK-BKDIiOOM RANCH -- Cellar, Cfmtliimn. TnusuHl offering. J20.900. ' today. aume mnrtgHgt. July 3 occupancy, Bre JU2-18D1. ble mrmjp. Priced In iell st l!7,7«l thla charm ing family hr>me one block C&H Rubin MrAli.sler. McALJBTER iWD~B7Nir~^^rw"ontiri Cup* lour BUUCHEADED RIVERFRONT - Custom built ranch on large ADAMS AGENCY oil Nutiwamp Rd. tn MMHIetnwn, 31 FT in Helforti. 'l.Mrect'from builder AOBWY, itK.M/rons, iffl E. River SCHANCK AGENCY Deniie Drive. Op«nvthret days 10 to 8, bed room i, two bathe, wall-in-wall rIl6oM IIOI'SE — In KM Full hHKftrnenment witUh HHie floor. Be-auti >n piverl nwd, tr*< ihaded R ri't (illiy home. Small down payment or G.I. cupancy. Only thre* yean old, Thre» Four larg^ bedrooms, 2''. balhs, Living Bank. Two-car rindw block fa.rase. k Rive Kb rubbed. Spar ions lirtng room with bedrooms, two baths jimeroom, cen- fully l lflcap^d. N>*r Nji mortgage may be aaaumed. $9,800, Call room wtUi firtpiace. Formal dining Full ba^mem. Shade trei rnlnulrs to Bank »U.tlon. u re wlnd/i oaths, living room, dining room, kitchen with GE self- Only 66 mUiutei to P»nn. Turnpike. s«par«t« laundry, Bttached tw»*(*«r ga a.fter 6. 741-7306. TO HAVBN COLONIAL — Thr«« Many extra* Including dishwasher, rage. Kzcelifnt condition lnald« and j29; W» BTBAHMti COUTR cleaning oven 24x13 family room, two-car garage. Excellent con- large b*diw>mi, IV, tiled baths, tiled washer, dry«o* and rerfrlg#ralor Included out. Price 134,000. Call for appoint ranch, CI.l'KBER KXOELbKNT CONDITION em kitchen ivlih buUJ-ln range ar4 kitchen, large living room with, ftre- in aBkJnc prle« of »2fl,000. THE Kill- ~nenl. Five yeart old. Excel lil TirnOI'GHOl'T. FOt'R BBDROOMfL iWsuOi«r, extra largp family room dition, immediate occupancy. Attractively priced at $25,500. piac«, formal dlndne room, wali-to-wi with nvm« fire ptace ai.M huilt-ln fircu- WAN CO., REALTORa, Airport Plaia, R1GBY AftSOCIATEfl. REALTORS 8ew«r«. Pcr«MTv«t patio. Outdoor iu TWO Fl'IJ. BAT11R. I.IVINO ROOM Uar with storHpc i'Hbinet.s tiehlnd ca,rpetlnjr. Full, dry cellar. Heated Hjizle-t. 26*.T100 7U-77U Brill. Convmlenl tchool Newark-N.V. WITH FIKEP1-AOE. TWO-CAR OA- r>re*i*way. Rouble garage. lOfliW lot. Four lirgf! bed roomA with ampH BUYERS BEST BUY - Attractive five-year-old center hall ranch, WEW SHRBWaBURy- - Four-bedroom traruiportftUnn. JlS.flW. . THE BERO AOENTlf. REAL- iet.«. 2' ulc hath.*, aliimirmm i'nm- Porcpd not waler hpaMnn nj-*t"m. N WAYSII>E AREA — Four-herfroom Co TORS. 32(16 RT M.__HAZLBT, 2M-R20O. s »itu,ated in one of the most beautiful sections of Oak Hill. Living fohoril and *hf>ppinj center. Excellent ranoh, Beautiful landicapiivg seta th-is binalion aoreens- and ntornriH. l-'Dllty hou** apart. Spickiua and prlvata 5i lonltU, one year old. Den with rir*?- room, fireplace, dining room, deluxe kitchen, four bedrooms, condition. Call owner. 7tt-i47« or 70- place, 2'i haihit. Twv>car garage. «ide- ING -- BEAUTY — Thlj beautiful R A~iiBA~"jUviprfnift income Ixuwmeot. Two-c*r atlarhert garage. 1)270. icra corner lot, Picture window In rvdonlal hfl* fvprvthlng a heart (.«• Invent mm t. ThrW aimrtmfirtJi, tw« Out of town ownrr M.'klnt (37,000. hug* living room with wall-to-wall waik. ihnrbfl. One acre lard, I»w 3O'l three tiled baths, 32x12 family room, basement, two-car attached OWner trajA*fftrred -Oa41 WJ-ns^. siren. Ftnturen 13x23* living roam with ,*ltli two tiwlrooma PH«*JI »nd on« wllh TUB DOWSTRA A&BNCY. 91 E. FnftrU garage, 15x28 patio. Transferred owner. $38,500. ._-BLBT — Nlnfmom bl-kjvH, Ctxptt petfng. _ A iking S22.5OO. OPEN replace ff>rmaJv£pfnlnf room, 18' three. bpdroom«. Four httlha. All »4»*rt- Rtre^t, Ited Bunk. T41-S7O0. Ing, icreened patio, recreation room, mtKlern kitchen, rmrrhes. ind un lW or RBD BAiNK ARKA — Don't huy a Itchrn wlllt brfafiTa«t areaa. . Gnrgrmta OHIiANttt—"PnrMlkVpwndi, Jfjo bar and txtru. Call M4-5M5. C«JI Ma-na. " ** ' UJtfrt houn« for t2T.TnO when thtui*> two omji ranlpnn n river »idi\ Be«utlfnl view !«>'. Four-hod room hnm*. FulJ On- now 1-room nt-ieveli on large lola ara In all. Putridly rwwn ...ful.l from most wnwindow*d . MtlMfMtlyy flhr l room, extra modern family fcitch- available. Phone for defltJIle ajppoint. plua f1«n. t tll I HOUSES FOR SALE bane ment and twn-rar Lovely Thi« t" in excuptlonul Income Invrst en S21.50T). OtJlNBY AGENCY, S72- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE m#nt to Inspect this week-end. Alan nMatihorhooc,nMKtiNortvmrl. 134,M0KM.ftOO.. BLWOOD A, ment. Prlred low it $12,100. Call Robin (tOOt nr Ht-iUXi. 7 riayn, evenings. available two adjoining loin Bulld>r ARMBTROKO AOBNCY, REALTOR*, MnAllxter MrAMSTKR AQBN0Y, will erect hotuea to your ipealfloaiUoni. MA Protect AVI., IittU Mlv«r. 741 REALTORS. 109 I!., River Rd., RumM ARNI "FICK N T~' OUIE R ~ HOME — B.'H. MABTTiV. Broker, B&M00. tfO0 (ton. 842-1AM. Tht- bedr«ims, room for four. Living room, dining ronm, kitchen. Full biaje- , m«nt, two-i-nr nafagp. City sewerage, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE «hU0.V landscaped lot. V*ii no down, a-prroxlmately $140 monthly. All oth*r* ($00 Mown, approximately $1!>2 month- ly. THE KIRVVAN CO.. REALTORS, OamiYhelt't Junction, Belffrrri. 787S3QQ, FISHING. SWIMMING. SKATING Jot our ramlly.! Two beautiful poutta; i25 acre horse farm; new barn with Tour italia; tm*t and mil paddocks; In* ttirf: Mf field of dov«r: cotUn; some woods; many other farms. HAH- OU lfiEiMANM. Broker Van W^nk. Blitg. Eatonlown, M2-1103.

room home 1* situated on a lovely lot. REALTORS AND INSURORS flood )«ndj*capjni[ anrt nice trees. It nan a 12x12 pHnelrd den with flrepl&ce. a 12x15 erv:lo»ed porch. Extras includ*) ctlan waaher • IUAI ulr condltJoner. bet i ihow U tn you loriny $21,.VW. SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE. JUGBY A80OC!ATH^, REALTORS LOOUflt — Accew lo Navewnk River. HdfimlBwl Btcht-noom home. Picrrt*: 741-5212 671-3311 grounds, with Razeibo IWBKP- J2S.0OO. • Qt.tWE-i AOP3KCY, 871-0001 or 813- * 2S33. 1 day*, evenlnfi. ' NOM DEVBW>PMBNT RANCH. Thre«. GARDENER'S PARADISE LIVE IN CLOVER btsclroom*, 1H batha, living room, dtraVj Matchlenl Miticulouil Mamonblil Sat thii ln| rtxm), Wtchm. Many .extras in- OAK HILL COLONIAL ELMWOOD PARK uded, induflinj; wnahtr and diyer. Many flowaring itirubi, fruit tr«l «nd iv«r- cuitom architectural dtilgntd colonial ranch Thr»» bsdroomt P»rqurt Iloora throujhout, Wa.lhlng dii- •- COLONIAL gntni mil. • rfillghfful lifting fer tfiij J- on CD» tat in Colti MecV. F.aturing fiv. Unce to tichonlft, sliopiUni and trans- 2'/> baths bedroomi, 2 '/> batht, formal dining room, portatlon. Beautiful netting. Qu(et trea. Four bedrooms btdreem horn*. Family tebm and tneleitd Tliis gpm priced at $2O.Wr». THE D0W- Fireplace family sixed living room with evartixed fire- THA AOBNrY, 91 K. Front 8t.. Red' Vh baths porch. Juit Ilittdit 121,400. Panercd eUn place. Drapei, wall to wall carpeting and Bunk. 74J-8700. Fireplace in den many other ptaki of perfection included plui PUT YOUR MONEY IN EATONTOWWr Full b«s»m»nt •- IJOW taxes. Two hoimea a.nd aimost Full basement a spectacular view and trees of charming thre« aoreii; Wj poterAlai; to icltle-* Professionally Landscaped lot ruttic styling. Full price $65,000. enlate. HAROL.D L1NDEMANN, Brok-. landscaped er, Datontown. JH2-M3O. BRAND-NEW AT FOUR YEARS YOUNG! ASKING $34,500 JI.'ST RIGHT FOR A GROWING TKU'Z $27,750 00 LA LA! TLY — Situated nn dead end atrpet™ On a pitjunt acra, Graclam foy.r, 25x15- thin houifl him five twin *ized bel lly rnom with alidlng ftlaai doom to- OAK HILL RANCH kiterun with dithwiihar and loadi of cabi- extra large patio. ItieaJ for n)om, dad.-^ Six bedrooms a barn and dote to schools, transportation and HttlP on«i. On one of Llneroft'af- Two level home Three bedrooms niti, family room, 2'/i bithi, baitmtnt and, and shopping. Aloha (good buy!, $20,900. nlceftt ntreeU. Priced nice, I2S.5O0L - JUGBY AaaociATES, REALTORS - Three full baths Two baths of count, two-ear qaraga. Truly ipacious 741-7741 - Game room Paneled recreation .throughout! Beautifully maintained. Compar.' BOTANICAL GARDEN-LIKE SETTING ATIiANTIO HIGHI-ANDS — Beautiful.: three-hedroom hr>m«. 1% baths, full« with fireplace room thi. at (42,900. Magnificent ranch $tt on till 1r«td lot with bujwmenl, large living room, d1ninc7 Two-car garage tht moit beautiful plantings you can imag- room, f Ireplnce. City s ew*m, Over* £ Sun deck with view nl7* carflge. Exci*itn.t location, heauti-- $34,500 . ine. You'll b§ sold bafor* you *nUr the *x- ful Broiindn. Asking tlfl.WO. Call 291-O3QP7 GOING FOR $35,000 icutive living room with firtpUca, formal DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT dining room, g or met kitchen, four matter (More Classified Ads UNCROFT RANCH , COLONIAL bedrooms, game room with bar, three -full Three bedrooms Woodland Park • Foyar, ipaeioui living room, toparala formal bat hi, basement and two-car garagt. Make On Tbe Next Memorial. Day a truly memorable .one when Fireplace • Four bedrooms dining room, it«p-nv«r kitchan, bammtnt. you purchase thii dream house for your fami- Game room' with bar Vk baths Evan a lundack. Taitafully Jtcor«t»ti through. ly. Priced at $38,500. Call 671-3311 now HOUSES FOR SAXE Rec. room decorated Immaculate condition out. Almoit ntw eatpatlng. Hurry at $17,505. for Immediate tnipeerion. Basement Fenced yard NOW AT $22,800 ONLY $18,200 661 BROAD ST. 2068 HIGHWAY 35 SCENIC SPLIT " SAVE $1400 "AGENTS FOR ELMWOOD PARK" SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN TWi fbor-bedroom, fwu-bafti tpltt on 175x140 corner lot has to be sold by OPEN SEVEN DAYS—24 HOURS—SEND FOR CATALOG transferred owner ot a new price of 117,500. Can also bt assumed for TRADE-INS EXCHANGES S3.D00. in beauflful and convenient AMddielown Hlph Sdiool ntIot.borti(XKl. pplebrook Agency WE ARE INDEPENDENT AGENTS HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS WE HAVE FRESH, NEW LISTINGS BUYS ,' 671-2300 WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS 20 YEARS MMMIIMI MMI M

If you are sincerely looking for good buys and lelect liifings, stop and visit our pleasant offices. You will bt pleased. We ara specialists in FHA, VA and REALTY,INC. conventional mortgages. FOR ACTION! Licensed Real Eilata Broker ESTATE MUST SELL EXTRA. EXTRA SPECIAL I 3370 Highway 33 Hozlet OCEANPORT — Three-bedroom itilltleTel ap- Flndlni It difficult to obtain & mortMre? WM1, proximately seven years old. VeHtlhitie, living don't worry! Cans Cod located In New Shrews- | 344-OM4 741-MIi room, dlnlni mom, modern kitchen wllh built-in bury for nit. Corner Int. AnyoRft retardle*» o! Dally m Sol.. Sunday 1M ranire end ovfn. family room. H4 hathi. The an nr Incom* • c»n aiiumn thii vrlcMess iV.% home h»i a full biaement. one-csr ttlaclted «a- tnd unobtainable Ol mortr»|»». First floor—livlnj Taie. Included In lale are all aluminum r.om. room, dining mom, kitchen, twn bedrooms, btth. hlnntlon storm and screen windows lhron»hont B«cond floor—flnlBhert into two bedrooms with house. "Phllcn" wsshlnr machine. "Nor«" ins hftAt. Comblnatlnn alumlnutn itorm and screen dryer. Very nlc« nrowrty. Located near nchonl, wlnrtowi, KM& rJtnire aiiii refrlfentor lnclud>*d. PICK THE bus lines. Check this one for value. Aiklnir. price AaklriK price $11,900. Existing mortgage payments 121.SW). Qualified vet ahsolutrly no money term $81.12. Can also bfi curchtsert bv aualtrieri v«t RIGHT HOME but closlnr • !»•«. Non-vet onlv I1.4IVI down and with no money down or non-vel only X40C. down, elnBlnv fees. 30-year mortitftRe available lo qual- plui eioilm feei. 30-year mortgasc available, ified buyer. THROUGH A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN WIDOW MUST SELL NORTH LONO BRANCH — Two-ltory rlwelllnf WITH. GREEN THUMB NEEDED In Immaculate condition containing living room, WE LOST THE ENGAGEMENT .'. . NEW "SHREWSBURY - Wayside Area - small „ ilinlnr room, comfortable kitchen and d«n on REALTOR farm. Four acres more or lese. Custom bnllt flnt floor. ThrM hedrnoms with walk-In closet ranch containing finest hot water baseboard heat, and bath nri wcnnA floor. Bri»«T. ODen front llvlnc room with wood hurnlnr flrevlice. dlnlnr porch, solid faster walls niH full, dry basement MORE LISTINGS SHOWN ... BUT NOT THE BATTLE room, nractlcat kitchen with built-in flectrlr ranne located on o»l»»t strnpt with cltv stwer In and and oven, three bedrooms, ceramic tile bRth unit paid far. Qualified vet absolutely nn money down. MORE LISTINGS SOLD paneled famllv room, two-car attached Karaite. Non-vet S4M down, plun cloning fees. Aaklns U4,- 18x31 iwlmmlnit poo] and separate heated Rreen- 500, 30year mortnaKe available. house and stable nil on nrnnertv. Mnnv fthpr features. Total nrlce or Kfl.PfH) warrants yoqr Immediate Inspection—this -wn't last Ions! CHOICE LISTING OCEANPORT — Ranch approximately three ypari old, In verv i*xc«Ilent condition. Contains living JUST LISTED roorri with woodburnlnu flreolace, dlnin* room, WBBT LONO BHANCH — Cuntom-blillt. plihl- three nice bedroomsrmodern kitchen with built- year old ranch. On bus line, clrtse to shopplns:, in ran**1 and oven, 1^ bRthfl, Plus nne-chr at- three bedrooms, llvlnc room, dlnlnsr room, kitch- tached garnet. Included In sale are comhlnntlnn en with GE electric ntnre. thp hnth. Full dry aluminum' storm and. acreen wlndnws and rtonrs Thru The Red Bank Area basement with finished rec room. Aluminum throughout the house. Brand new rpfrlKcmtor, storm and screen windows throuiebout home. Hnt- wsuhlnn machine, clothes rtrvfr and llrrplacs water basehniint oil heat. Desirable buy at asklnt p/iulnjnen(. Extra hfavr dutv line for ilr onn- Nriultiplt Listing Service price ot 117,900. dlthner. Bcnlnr cltlzeni rnuHt sell at lacHflce pries of 117,^00. Set Paga 216 In ttt ASSUME MORTGAGE Yalloyv Pagai. LONO BRANCH — RetlrfiMArmy sergeant mu»l SPLIT LEVEL dispose of two-ramlly houTe near schools and fhopnln*. Anvnne rerardlpsit of tie* nr Income WANAMA43A — Interlaken Avenue — Three- can take over priceless Ji/,% r.t mnrtnee snil bpdroom. VA*b*ih sollt levet with Hvlnr room, assume exlstlnn monthly payment! nf Jinn whlcn dining ronm, modern kitchen with built-in raniee pav all carrvlni charsies. One nnarlment helpl • and nvpn. olu-i rt«n nnd laundrv room. Alumi- pay the mort«««e. Included In sale are two iai num storm and icrcen wfndnws throughout house. rannes and two rerrieemtors plus many other One-car attached gamse. Sfnulhlv nriced. Any- nice features. Full sales prlre only X33.900, one resardlMs or asn nr tnrnmp CHTI axitume priceless **A% (It martamsf «nrf tsfe* over M- tniinx mortgage payment* of *133 whlrh Inchide . NO DOWN PAYMENT all carrying charges. Or qualified vet no mnney STAR LONG BRANCH — UPTOWN — Twn-stnry rt»"U. down — non-vet onlv J70H down. Plus cloning fees. Ini clean as a nln. Contains llvlnu room. rUntnl 30-year mortiase available. Aiklni S17.5O0. room, kitchen -with nantrv. two hedrnoms and REALTY oatri. All aluminum combination storm and HCN-ITI windows. Full, dry basement. City aewer. Quail. BEST BUY fled vet absolutely no mnnfv down bill clostnl Beautiful, custom-built rancti located In deslrnMe BROKER ?"i5; No.n"»»Lonlv lmo <1"wn- "'"• cIoKltuc lees. Went 1-onit Branch. (mnroximatPlv nine veari AiklnK S10.900. old. Cnntnlns lnree Uvlnc rnnm with fireplare, full alist? dlnltiK room. dDicloim Vltchrn. three Mlddlttown Offlc LET'S MAKE MONEY bedrooms PIIJ* den. nJus two hMhs. nliin utility room, one-car twill-In trarBUP. wllh awlnifaround This Week's Handyman Special driveway, all aluminum cfimhlnntlfin "tfirm and 941 Hwy. 35 Mlddlatewa LONG BRANCH — Zoned tor buslnesn and lootpfl screen windows and rtnnrn. Beautifully landsrRpfd In active area near bus line and hi-achfront. Tn-o- grnundi IWtnlRO. This home In as clean ** a pin story, two-famllv dwelllnx nlns Fenarate vnrant ind you can move right In'. Lot us nhnw U to Jtore with «er)«r«le hfatlmr. All nn one nrcwly, ynu, you will ha pleased. Full price *23,800. Ideal ror neighborhood grocery slorr. Inunrtroinat, OLDER RANtH perf.cf etc. Terrific potential! Must truly he Keen Ii he appreciated. For rait sale and for rluhl narty, WATCH FOR THE TEICHER SIGNS for nswlyweds or- retired owners will sjcrlllce for rldlculovuly low pries ol OHEANPOIIT — WPII hllllt ami rxlrrmelv well malntHlncd ranch home. (N^t a rirvrlnpmpnt) couple, Two bedrooms, liv- rnntnlnB warm- llvinst room with wnrri hurnlni OCEAN TOWNSHIP ftrrnlnrp. thrpp bpironms. larep rnt-ln kftrhfn, ing room, kitchen, dining Custom-hullt bl-level approximately one yi-ar "1.1 mnriprr ri>ramie tltp hath nnrl urnnratp family Our unpredictable opponent located near new hljh school. Well hnlll. brick i rnom. Mnnv nthrr nleo features such as aluml- room and workshop. Sacri- front. First level-llvlnt room, dlnlns; room, mod- niim storm nml sr.rrpn wind own. full insulation, "Old Man Weather" has delayed our ern kitchen wlih las range, three bedrooms, nne aiitnnmtlo ^viiRhlnit machine nntl tfrver, wall-lo- fice at $13,500. Call Ted ceramic tile bath. Lower level—fourth bedroom, wall carpet Inn in bedroom. One-car attaclifd 'ga- Open House at Heritage Hills, bath, plus recreation room, two-car israBu null! rage Avnllahle for July occupancy. Asking t2n,- Devanay. In basement. In excellent condition and also con- 900, QuallMpd vet absolutely ni money dnwn but closing fees. Non-vet only 11.200 down and clnstnit but If you'd like a. tains combination aluminum storm and screen windows and doors, automatic Kas dryer. Forced fees. 30-year morlgaEo avallabla to qualified buyer. sneak preview this weekend, call sale. Asklnt (21,000. I BRAND NEW RANCH of- Mullaney Realty at 671-5151. fering three big bedrooms, Heritage Hills ... is located SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY I large kitchen, living room, on Kings Highway East, one-half milt ample ttorage and at- INDEPENDENT LISTING BROKERS • SPECIALISTS SINCE 1948 IN: from Middletown Bank and Post Office, | tached garage. Properly REAL ESTATE — PROPERTY MANAGEMENT — MORTGAGES in historic Middletown Township. j priced at (17,500. Call Models priced from $26,990. It's 287 OCEANPORT AVE., OCEANPORT 542 • 3500 |Ted Dsvaney. another fine community by Norco Construction Co. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND 671-9300 -UGAL NOTICE 26-Friday, May 27, 1966 THf, DAILY REGISTER —LEGAL NOTICE- -lEGAt NOTICE- Trash Removal NOTICE KOTICE Or SETTXDtEKT NOTICE HOME F MONMOUTH COBNTY or ACCOUNT MONMODTH COUNTY HOUSES FOR SALE SURROGATE'* COOKT SURROGATE'S COURT HOUSES FOR SALE Are you looking for a home In Rurn- ESTATE OF rODBORA IEAHON, IfaUee te Creditor* to Pretest 18 Ordered Kot.ce In Creators lo rranl (formerly known aa Debore. BtrauM) Claims Ai«ln»t Ejl§te DECEASED Claims Agalul Estate RUMSON — Borough Council ESTATE OF CHARt/yTTB FOCT Notice is hereby given that the ac EHTArE OF AONE8 M. CHURCH, ruled las! night that Richard P. TAIN I..EWW, DECEASED count* of the subscribers, Executor* DECEASED. •nt Ihrni Pnrnuafit tt th# ordfr of IK)NAL1 Pursuant • 10 the order of DONALD •nrtmy and " of the estate of said Deceased will be J. CUNNJNGHAM. Surrogate of the Egan of Sheraton La. will have hvc-ihility. Ask In w* J. CI'.VNINOHAM, Surrogate of th audited and stated by the Burrogmte County of Monmouth, this day made, 10 days after notification to re- NORTH GATE IN COLTS NECK •ne t'xlay. Price J52.&0O. County (V Monmouth. this day made of the County nl Monmouth add re- or) the application of the undersigned. V \ RMSTItONO AGENCY, on the application o' the underrtsne ported for settlement to the MooChsj-- a D. Phillips, Administratrix with move an accumulation of trash 5.r>5 Prospect Ave., Little Ida Hilrtenrand and Thp Monmouf mouth County Court Probate Division, uMltticw. Main St., Eeltord. Cour/Ly National Bank, Executora on Friday, the 24th day of JUNE Will Annexed .of the estate of the tald and debris from his. Broadmoor H. I v (* r 741-450*1. H'.fKH, OaJl 671-A2.V,;. HIP eHatr of the *aift dytrlotte Fou A. D^ 19M, nt »:3o o'clock a.m., alAgnes M. Church, deceased, noitce Is Dr. property. tain lj~vis. tleccHfitel, notice ia her hereby given lo the creditors of said MODEL RI'MKON' VVA'J*BltKHONT Cute ... Af'RKfi, MMTROJ-T :"•• acrrtf. New J the OouiJty Court House. Monumen deceased to present (o the said Ad- n ami nil-rf-rly (f»r yri(' of aald d and Court Streets. Freehold, New Jerministratri- x with Will Annexed, their The tract was inspected May .'it the back rio,-k. T»o Mriyims and) i>r mil' : . Thp s<- Red Bank, New Jersey Bcarsdale. New York. May 20, 27, June 3, 10 129.44 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT AOBNCY. ST2-O0O1 or 842-2S33 7 days, Jloallon me dreams abbut, but why Executors. OF ACCOUNT Executor* ESTATE OF LUELLJk T. WADDELL, If you are looking for the choicest evening*. ^^ drfnjn? WP havr it for fll.fMK). Hal! Ida Hddebrand, E«q. Bertram 8. Grand, Esq., NOTICE MoAMSTKR AfUCNOY, REAL- M West Front Street Counsellor at Law, MONMOUTH COUNTY DECEASED TORS, If* E. River IW-, Rumson. R«l Bank, New Jtney U West Cedar Street, SURROOATE'S COURT Notice Is hereby giver/ lhat tht ac- wooded land In Colts Neck ... the tOTS AND ACREAGE Attorney Livingston, New Jersey Notice to Creditors to Present counts of the fiuhsorlber. Executor of May 27, Jun» [I, 10, 17 I34.M May SO, 27, June 3, 10 134.86 Claims Against Estate the estate of said Deceased will M firjest quality workmanship and ESTATE OF JUDBON MC CARTER audited and stated by the Surrogate RUrvTsON - IVi ACRE.S COMMERCIAL PROPERTY NOTICE DECEASED. of the County of Monmouth and re- NOTICE ..MONMOUTH COUNTY ported for settlement to The Mon- prime materials in a prestige on beautiful Sheraton lane, MONMOUTH COUNTY Pursuant to the order of DONALD moath County Court, Probate Division, MIDDLKTOWN TVVP. — Commercial SURROGATE'S COURT - SURROGATE'S COURT J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the community . . . come to propprty alnng Hwy. 35 or M. From Notice to Creditors to Prneet Cour.ty ot Monmouth, this day made, on Friday, the 10th day ot June A. D., high, dry, wooded. Most Kotlc* to Creditor! to Present Claims Against K.tal* 196«. at B:3fl o'clock a.m., al the Coun- 17.V tn 4(1 acre«. iUjXLAMEY REAL- Claims AKfciiut Eit&ta on the application of the undersigned, ty Court House Monument and Court unusual sloping lot. . Near •Y, 671-5151. ESTATE OF LULA M. SAMPSON. Sarah Daughtery McCarter, Acting Ex- NORTH GATE ESTATE OF ELEANOR C. DBNNIfl, DBOBASED. ecutor at the estate ot the said Judson Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at schools. Principals only. DECBAfiEft Pursuant to the order of DONALD McCarter, deceased, notice Is hereby which time Application will be made PursuarA to the ord«r of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrotate of the for the allowance of Commission and No agents. $17,500. Call BUSINESS PROPERTV J. CUNNINGHAM, Bunrogat* of th given to the oreditors of Kald de- Counsel fees. • , DIRECTIONS: One milt wast of Onunty nl Motimouth, this day medfl, County of Monmouth, this day made, ceased to present to the said Acting 842-2070 or 842-1178. on tiie Application of the urxten-igned on the application of the undersigned, Executor Uietr cl&Iras under oath with- Daled M»y 4lh A. D. 19M X 35 MIDDLETOWN — Five cor- The Monmouth County National Bank, in six months from this date. THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Hwy. 34 on Clover Hill Rd. ^ER8. La«t ftvaliable spare. 8^4 acre* Donald Wright, &>]•> Executor of th Bole Executor of the estate of the Dated: May 17th 1966 ATTENTION BUILDERS! facing highway. Call 671-0211. esUtt of O)f! said Eleanor C, Itennls. AND TRUST COMPANY Oak Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In ex- decenffed, notice is hereby given ti said Lula M. Bampson. deceased no- SARAH DAUQHTERY McCARTER (By: DONALD W. PEPPLEft, clusive area of fine homea. Good lo. the or«dltor« of tarid deceased to pr* tice Is hereby given to the creditors 276 Nut Swajnp Road Trust Officer), of said deceaaed to present to the Red Bank, New Jersey 301 Main Street, cation for the erection of an exception, REAL ESTATE WANTED sent to the ia!d Sol« Executor their said Sole Executor their claims under Actirig Executor al house raved ttrpet, curbs, water, claims under oath within fix monthi oath within six months from this dati Messrs. Orowell ft Crowell Allenhurtt, New Jersey. HAROLD E. HARRISON ea» ftc Trice W.5W. WALKER * from this date. Dated: May 6th. Wt 14 Mechanic Street Executor. WALKER. Realtors Hwy 35 Shrews- .BA^ ESTATE WANTED — Wo have Dated: May ifXJi, 1966 THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Samuel B. Bagotsky Esq., bury. 741-M12. 24-Hnur Bl early buyers for homes from New DONALD WRIG-HT NATIONAL BANK . Red Bank, New Jersey Counsellor at Law BUILDER ihrewshury thru Rumnon, from $10,000 . . Attorney , 30 East Main Street, PHOM ONR I-flT TO 100 ACRES — T2 West &un«et Avemi* , (By: ROGER J. nraiMMONS, May 20, 27, June 3, 10 »2?.6O Either comtnfrclal or replipnttal. Call i 1100,000. F/ir expert, courteous net- ,HM BJUA, New Jeney Trust Officer) Fr«eho!d, New Jersey. 531-1207 Mi:LLANEY REALTY, 671-0151. /Ice, let us help you In deciding to Sole Ex«cutor S3 Broad Street Mty 13, 20, 27. June 3 K8H >ell your home or property. Flnronce T, Forifotaon, Eaq, Red Bank, New Jersey . NOTICE NOTICE KEANRBimr,—WxlOO corner lot. Gun- 1M Biroad Street Bole Executor MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTI 946-8515 842-1333 field and Ramsey Ave. Three blor.Ufl ADAMS AGENCY Red Bank, New Jersey Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. SURROGATE'S COURT SURROGATE'S COURT from P'lblle nnfl Catholic schools. Near Realtor -Irani ror Attorney 10 Broad Street Notice to Creditors to Present Notlie to Creditors to Present DAYS , EVENINGS trarjaportation. Will acefpt termi, Mr. Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury May 27, June 3, 10, 17 I27J Red Bank, New Jersey SIslo, SO. 3-3977. Claims Analnul Entile Claims Atalrot Estate —CLOSED SUNDAYS— •41-5098 . Open 7 days. Attorney ESTATE OF WILLIAM LANZJIS, ESTATE OF ROSE PEARCY, DE- NOTICE Hay 13, 20, 27, June 3 •30.36 JR., DECEASED CEASED HOUSES FOR SALE NEED VACANT LAND Take notice that Shrewsbury Liquor Pursueuit to the order, of, DONALD Pursuant to the order of DONALD Inc., a New Jersey corporation, T/J NOTICE J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Imall lot or large tracts.. Call M Shrewsbury Liquors, Inc., hae m&di MONMOUTH COUNTY County of Monmouth, this day made, County ot Monmouth, this day made, ,ANEY BEAWY, 671-5U1. application to the Mayor and Councl SURROOATKK COURT on the application of the undersigned, on the application of the undersigned, ot the Borough of Shrewebury, for Notice to Creditors to Present Elizabeth M. Lancer, Administratrix of Tht Monmouth County National Bank, WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom Plenary Retail Distribution Llcens Claims Against KsUle the estate of the said William Lun- Sou Executor ot the estate of the homes, furnished or unfurnished, from D-l, for premise! situated at 782 Broti ESTATE OF FREDERICK B. SAMP- zer, Jr., deceased, notice Is hereby said Rose Pearcy deceased, notice Is K85 to $175 per month for incoming St., Shrewsbury, New Jersey, SON, DECEASED given to the oreditors of said deceased hereby liven to the creditors ot said wraonnel. THS RKRO AGENCY, RU Officers to present to the said Administratrix deteaied-to.-preseHt -to the said Sol«- " SliddJetown. 671-1000, — - Pursuant-to-the order of, DONALD thSif claims ur.«er oath within six Executor their claims under oath with- .ndrew W, Smith, FreildeaE ~ J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the monUu from this date. in six tnonthM lrom this date. 129 Trafford St., County of Monmouth, this day made, Dated: May 12th, I960 HELP - ACTION! Shrewsbury, N, J. on the application of the undersigned, Dated. May 4th, 1S6S 4ELP us; our 12 salespeople, need ft Mary E. Smith, Vice President and The Monmouth County National Bank, ELIZABETH M. LANZER THE MONMOUTH COUNTY 23 Alameda Court NATIONAL BANK tstlng on ynur home. Secretary Sole Executor of the estate of the (By: ROGER J. FITZSIMMONS, LCTION ]B our motto—professional ier- 129 Trafford 8t., said Frederick B. Sampsori deceased, Shrewsbury, New Jersey Administratrix Trus! Officer) •Ice* are jti«t « ph'»ne call away. Shrewsbury, N, J, notice Is hereby given to the creditors S3 Broad Street Trade-ins—Exchanges Objections, If any, should be midc ot said deceaaed to present to the e«m. dwell ft Orr/wsU Immediately tn wrltlnv to Jean Fab. said Sole Executor the. 10 127.(0 95 First Avenue irewsbury MlddJelown-Hnlmdel a New Jersey Corporation THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey 61 Broad St. 206 Hwy. 3S Shrewsbury, New Jeraey. NATIONAL BANK NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT •41-S212 671-3311 May 27, June 3 112.4: (By: ROGER J. FITZSIMMONS, OF ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS Attorneys Trust Officer) BSTATE OF. THOMAS J. OILMOUR, May 13, 20, 27, June .1 131.2! •ANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Our NOTICE 53 Brosd Street DECEASED NOTICE irre offices located In Mldrtletown, Red Bank, New Jersey Notice Is hereby given that the ac- Take notice that Callano, Inc. (trad- larltan Township and Kazlet have TAKB NOTICE that P.. Ballanllni Sole Executor ing as Callano's People's Liquor Store) eady; willing, rnd aWp buyprs. Our k Sons haa applied to the Dlrectol counts of the subscribers, Executors has applied to the Mayor and Council 1 of the Division of Alcoholic Beverai Alston Beekman. Jr., Esq. and. Trustees, of the estate of said rade-ln program can euararrtee the Control for a Limited Whofeeate I 10 Broad Street Deceased will be audited and stated of the Borough of Red Bank . for t ale ot your home It your present cense for premises, situate on tin Red Bank, New Jersey by the Surrogate of the County of Plenary Retail Distribution license D- RUMSON SPLIT LEVEL RUMSON ccomodatlons are Inadequate. Call tn- north aide of We«t Berg-en Place, we* Attorney ' Monmout_ h and reported, for settlement 16 far premises situated at 101 Shrews- ay. Mlddletown. 787-5500. Rarltan of New York and Long Branch Rail- Hay 13, 20, 27, June 3 131.28 ttoo The Monmouth County Court, Pro- bury Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. REMODELLED COLONIAL •owmhlp, 787-6600 Hazlet, 264-7100. Objections, tf any, should bs made Four b»e)roomi en I'/) tat plot. HE KIRWAN OO'., REALTORS. road Traclu, Red Bank, New Jersey, bate Division, or/ Friday, the 24th day 3 bsdroomi, I '/i baths, com- and to malrAatn a warehouse and NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT of June A. D., 1968. a! 9.'3» o'clock Immediately in writing to Johu Bryan. salesroom on the aforesaid prem< a.m., at the County Court House, Mon-Clerk of the Eorourh of Red Bank, 25-fr. g«m» ream, 17-ft. din, plfltaly modern country kitchen OF ACCOUNT law. Officers, Director* and Stock- ESTATE OF EMILY SILLER, DE- ument and Court Streets,, freehold, N. J. ••ntral i!r conditioning, 23x50 with built-in double oven, range, SPANISH OR INDIAN holders holdint; ten or more per cen- New Jeraey. at which time Applica- (Signed) CEASED tion will be made for the allowance OFFICERS dithw.iiJ.er and washing me- LIMA, Peru (AP) Of Peru's tum of stock are: Chairman of the Notice is hereby given that the ac- pool. Ailclng $il,500. Board of Directors and Dlr., Carl W. counts ot the subscriber, Executor of of Commissions and Counsel fees, and Frank Callano, 320 Highway 3i, Mid- chine. Aiding $22,500. Barlenhausen, 17L W«(ls Lane, Short the estate of said Deceased will be Directions for Distribution. dletDwn, N. J. President and Trea- lopulation, about 80 per cent are Hills N. J., Preji. and Dir., John E. audited and suited by Uie Surrogate of Dated May 11th A. D. 1966 surer Fanrell. 328 Grove Road. South Or the County of Monmouth and reported THOMAS J. OILMOUR, JR., Amelia Jo Nave, 3» W. End Ave., ible to speak Spanish, a recent ange, N. J., Vice' Free., and Dir., Carfor settlement to The MorJmouUi Coun- 17 Kemp Avenue, Long Branch. N. J., Seoretary R\)MSON S. Badenhtuiften, James St., Rt. 18 Jennie lzzo, 336 W. End Ave., Long •eport of the government census Morrlatowr/, N. J., Vice Prea., Fran! ty Court, Probate Division, on Friday Rumson, N. J. the 24th day of JUNE A. D.t 1966, at JACK GILMOUR, Branch. N. J. l>lrectar Very pretty ranch dsuie on E. Oonnwry P. O. Box 108, Washing- May 20, 27 HI,04 igency said. ton, N. J., Vic* Pre*., J. Harold Brick- 9:30 o'clock a.m., it U19 County Court 396 Mountain Avenue beautiful lot with large trees, House, Monument and Court Streets, Rldgewood, N. J. son, Jr., 723 Ridge Road, SmJTFke Rise, Freehold; New Jersey, at which time NOTICE 28-ft. living room with, fire- Others, the report said, speak Butler, N. J,, Vice Pres., Paul W, Application will be made for the al- - KEANSBURO'MIDDLETOWN TAKE notice that Larcar, IrJc. t-a Whelehon. 25 Fair Oaks. St. Louis lowance of Commissions and Counsel NATIONAL BANK The Raven has applied to Ihe Mayor place, 40-ft. screened perch. Dne of the variety of Indian Mo., Secretary, Urancfs w. Brennan (By: WILLIAM C. JOHNSON, and Council of the Borough of Sea <9 HlHcrert Road, We«t CaldweJl, K.I fees. Trust Officer), Bright for the Plenary Retail Consump- Full, dry basement. Owner trans. languages such aj Quechua or Arat Treas., Frank P. Krotiel, 10 Hap Dated May 6U1, A. D. 1966 Church Street, tion C License for premises situated iel Court, Scotch Plains, N. J.. Anst ROBERT C. BILLER, Keansburg, N. J. at 1300 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, N. J. ferred. Asking $31,000. tymara. Jecy.. J. Nlcholaa Shrlver. J.r., Ec 10 Old Mill Lane, Executors, and Trustees. Officers cleaton, Md.; Dir. and Stockholder, Ol Tappan, Messrs. Pillsbury, Carton, ALAN S. LARSON-Pretident to A Badenhausen, Brookaide, Morrt County of Rockland, N. Y. Barnacle ft Russell, 58 E. Lincoln Avenue County, N. J,, Mr., Can L. Scnwelnlw Executor. Counsellors at Law, Atlantic Highlands HOUSES FOR SALE RWgeway Ave., West Orarflje, N. J.. ttftHB. Parsons, OaxAona, 95-97 First Avenue, Eleanor Larson-Secretary, Treasurer Dir., George T. Delacorte, Jr., 99S Blair ft Warren, Atlantic Highlands, N, J. 58 E. Lincoln Avenue, Filth Ave., New York, N. Y., Dir., Counsellors at Law, May 13, 20. 27, June 3 140.48 Atlantic Highlands Richard C. H. Meyer, Oakland Plan, IS Wallace street, Objections, if. any, should b« made MILLION DOLLAR VIEW tatlon, RPD 4 Savannah, Ga., Dir., Red Bank, N. J. NOTICE Immediately In writing to Mrs. Mary AHwrt P. Detaoorle, 7 Oracle Sq., May 13, 20, 27, June 3 (30.36 TAKE NOTICE that SHORE POINT Larson, Clerk of the Borough of Bea RUMSON AREA New York 58, N. Y., Dtr., Henry B, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY INC., a Bright. Wessettnan, 965 Plfth Avenue, Ne NOTICE York 21, N. Y., Dir., M. Robert Gal New Jersey Corporation ha« applied (Slgnedi Custom brick hillside ranch. MONMOUTH COUNTY : , . to the Director of the Division of Al- ALAN 6. LARSON pplebrook Agency lop c-o Shea, Gallop, CMmenko k SURROGATE'S COURT coholic Beverage Control for », STATE 58 E. Lincoln Avenue, Glass walls to view New York Gould, 330 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., Stocktiolder. Dorothy S. Baden- Notice to Creditors to Present BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS license Atlantic Highlands, N. J skyline and Verranano bridge. Claim, Against Estate for the premises situated at 24 East- May 20, 27 111 50 hausen, 17 Wellj Lane, Short Hills, view Avenue. E. S. Conover Place, Marble terrace, 1 large decks. N. J.. Stockholder, Staler ft Co., c-o ESTATE OF AMORY LAWRBNCB NOTICE 12 AVE. TWO RIVERS RUMSON, N. J The Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New HASKELL. DECEASED. Boro of Little Silver, N. J., and to Ultra modern kitchen, 2 raised maintain a warehouse at 24 Eastvlew MONMOUTH COUNTY York.' N. Y. Objections, If any. should Pursuant to. the order of DONALD Avenue, E. S. Conover Place, Boro of SURROGATE'S COURT fireplaces, etc. Exotic rock gar- be made Immediately In writlr/g to J. CUNNINGHAM Surrogate ot the Notice to Creditors to Present County of Monmouth, this day made, Little Silver, N. J., ami to maintain 842-2900 den and shrubs. Offers. Asking the Director of the Division of Alco- a salesroom at 24 Eastvlew Avenue, Claims Against Estate holic Beverage Control, 1100 Raymond on the application of the iindenrigr/ed, E, S, Corxtver Place, Boro of Little ESTATE OF STANLEY F. RAD- $65,000. Phone Mrs. Clark. Boulevard, Newark, 2, N. J. Blanche Angell Haskell, Sole Sxecu- 1 . ZIEWICZ, DECEASED trix of the estate of the said Amory Bililver' . N. J. Pursuant to the order of DONALD McALISTER AGENCY Lawrence Haskell, deceased, notice'Is Oflicers, Directors and Stockholders 1. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the P. BALLAKTDTB ft SONS hereby given to the creditors of said holding more than ten per cent stock County of MorAnouth, this day made, 109 E. RIVER RD. 57 Freeman Street, deceased .to present to the said Bole of the said corporation are as follows: on the application ol the undersigned, Newark L New Jersey Executrix their claims unOer oath with- R'. JAMES ANNARDLLA Antoinette S. Radzlewlcz, Administra- May 27, June 3 S28.9S in six months from - this date. Red Bank, N. J. trix of the estate of the said Stanley RUMSON Dated: April 28th, ISM President,' Director. Stockholder P. Radzlewfcz, deceased, notice is NOTICE BLANCHE ANOELL HASKILL VINCENT J. ANNARBLLA hereby given to the creditors of said 842-1894 Take Notice that John Horrii A Sons, Woodland Farm, Cooper Road Rumson, N. J. leceued to present to the said Ad- Inc., T-A Howard JohnBOn'n, has ap- P. 0. Box H Vice-President. Director, Stockholder ministratrix their claims under oath plied to Ulft Mayor and Township Com- Red Bank, New Jersey AGNEB ANNARELLA within six months from this date. mittee of the Township of Mlddletown, Sole Executrix Rumson, N. J. Dated: May 17th, 1968 N. J., for a Plenary Retail Consump- Thomas P. Doremus, Esq. e Secretary-Treasurer, Director, Stock- ANTOItfBTTE S. RADZIEWICZ tion License, for premiss situated at 73 Broad Street, holder 1 Mlllhrook Drive '•• State Highway 35 ar.« Woodland Drfvi Bed Bank, New Jeney AGNES ANNARELLA Mlddletown, New Jersey Mldd'letown, N. J. Attorney as Executrix of the Estate of Jamee; Administratrix Officer* and Director! Hay 6, 13, 20, 27 I2S.U Ann&rella Messrs. Dittmar, Dittmar John Woprls—President Rumsow, N. J. • Goldberg, Cerrato ft McGovern 687 NaveMnk River Rotd, Stockholder 1 Court House Square Red Bank, N. J. NOTICE Objection's, if any, should be made Freehold, New Jersey Georg« J. Morris—Vice President On Saturday, June 11, 1868, at 9 a.m. immediately In writing to the Direc- Attorneys H> Helfrhts Terrace, I will sell at VaocerriU', Garage, 476 totor rof the Division of Alcoholic Bever- Bay 20, 27, June 3, 10 (29.44 Mlddletown, N. J. Palmer Avenue West. Keansburg, age Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd.. New- Stephen J. Morris—Treasurer N. J . a 1981 Butck, Model 4467. Serial ark, N. J. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT 6R7 Navesink River Road, No. 1B3019MO, repossessed from Ange- SHORE POINT DISTRIBUTING OF ACCOUNT AND DIRECTIONS Red Bank. N.1 J. lica Iannlcelll, by -virtue ot a Gal-age COMPANY INC. FOR DISTRIBUTION. Charles Pappas—Secretary Lien. Seller reserves the right to Uir 24 Eastvlew Avenue ESTATE OF KATE CLOUD, DE- JEROME B. MAYER 0EA8ED .(INSOLVENT ESTATEI M17 Navesfnk River Road, May 27, June 3 S4.60 Lltlle Sliver, N. J. Kd Bank. N. I. May 20, 27 • 122.08 Notice is hereby given- that the ac- Objections, if any. should he mad* counts of the subscriber, Adminlsbra. Immediately In writing to Thorna* Con- NOTICE NOTICE tor ot the eslMs of laid Deceased will rad, Clerk of the TowrJshlp o! Middle- NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT be audited and stated by Che Surro- town. OP CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS gate of the County of MonmouUi and May 27, June 3 113.3. Patrolman, Keanaburi Boro, Salary, Patrolman, Holmdel Township, Sal- reported for settlement to The Mon- SS30O-S700O per year. . ary, &5220-S5744 per year. mouth County Court, Probate Division, Open to male citizens, two yeare Open *to» male citizens, two years on Friday, the nth day of July A. D., HOUSES FOR SALE resident In Keusburg Boro. resident In Holmdel Township. 1066. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at the Couth Announced closing date for tiling ap- Announced closing date for filing ap- !y Court House.. Monument and Court plications June 10, 1B66. For appUca- plications June 10, 1966. For applica- Streets, Freehold, New Jersey it torjs duties and minimum qualifica- tions, duties and minimum quaUfica- which time Application will be made UOTAS apply to Department of Civil Ber- tew the allDwarfee of Oommlselons and CHARMING MIDDLETOWN tions apply to Department of Civil Ser- Counsel fees, and Directions for Dis- VILLAGE RANCH on dead end vice, State House, Trenton, New Jervlce- , State Houne, .Trenton, New Jer- sey. sey. ' tribution. sfreel, 3 bedrooms, living room Candidates who file applloatlorui and Candidates who file applications and Dated Mav ISIh A. D. 1S9». with fireplace, dining room, are qualified may receive no further are qualified may receive no further PATRICK J. McOANN, JR.., kitchen wlih eating bor ond notice to appear. Those not qualified notice to appear, Those not qualified S Woodland Drive, stools, poneled family room* with will be so notified. will be so notified. Middletown Township, beamed celling, fully olr-con- Examinations will be held Wednes- Examinations will be htld Wednes- Monmouth County, N. I. 1 dffoned, year-old wosfler, gel day, July 8. 1968 at 6:00 P. M. Apday- , July 6, 1M6 at 6:00 P. M. Ap- Administrator. plicants will report to Long Branch plicants will report to Long Branch Se- Messrs. Harry SUverstHn and ' dryer and retrrjjenrtor • freezer Senior High School, Cower of West- nior High School, Comer ot Westwood Samuel A Bloom Included, ullllry room, garage, wood and Slut Bourne Avenue," Long and Best BourrM'Avenue, Long Branca, Counsellors at Law, 111x125 lot beautifully landscaped, Branch, New Jersey. New Jersey.- 66 Main Street, nice neighbors, Jure oecupBncir. Hay 27 15 98 May 20, 27, June 3 >17.M Mlllburn New Jersey. J2I,H», by owner. 671-3571. May 20, 27, June 3, 10 J33.20 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE

MARLBORO TOWNSHIP-One ecra wooded bulldine. lot. Poved streets- ond curbs exlstlnc. Located near border ol Colts Neck. Ideal loconwi. JOS. G. McGue, REALTORS Open Sundays. •IM BBTA1S AN IMim "Thar* it no lubitituf* for ovtr 38 ytart •xpsrianet" - ' ' Multiple Listings

\ ' '' '.."'. •MKHftNCXHOlB/OMROint? . RUMSON COLONIAL — Very eomfortibl. hem* for growing family. Living room with fir.- TW-! AM-7O70 place; dining ream with corner eupbosrJi, {In* kltehan, 17-ft. lunroom (pliyroom), Three bed- rooms and bath, baiimint, gar*g«, walk to ichooli, $21,950. tOTS AND ACREAGE

SMALL RUMSON WATERFRONTI Living room'with fireplace; overlooking tht river, two bad. roomi, bath, kitchen, utility room, porch, tool ihed, ion* furniture, «Hreetiv» grounds. $11,000. NEW LIST RAMBLING four-bedroom ranch on lendiciped one-acre plus, Four bedrooms, three bslhl, den, baiement, two-car garage. Realistically lilted at $40,900.

SPACIOUS WITH OCEAN VIEW — Without th* hatardi. Vary fin* horn* with large living room, dining room, kitchen, tunroem, two fireplocei, five bedroomi, three baths, full cellar ACREAGE with brick walls. Hot water, oil haah Furniihsd. $45,000. MONMOUTH COUNTY HILLSIDE RANCH — On moit attactiv* rolling lot, beautifully laneUeapad ant) maintained In every way with loving care. It has four badroomt, three baths, largt gama room, bar, patio. ! NEW JERSEY'S FASTEST In all, 2430 feet of living ip«r_e. Transferred owner hat listed thii fin* property at $38,500. GROWING AREA

SEA BRIGHT — To tettla «tat*. Garage apartment, stone's throw to beach, Offerejj at ap- SEND FOR YOUR COPY praiied valui. Two-car stall bslow. Four roomi, bath *bov*. Hot water heat. Completely fur- nished. Includes fiv* lots. $14,500. Sole agent.

"All fh» Better Properties" lamson ^•^"•*««* ':i w MAIN ST Real fctile ^Insurance 30 Ridga Road 842-0444 Rumfon, N. J. 462-0440 e-Fllm-Montong letle- AFTIItNoON ' tOUTCH ONE DROUGHT THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, t J966-Y7 Jone Russell-*) mm.—Cotor t!:W BHUBANESWAR, India (AP) - 3—Science Reporter 2—Sky Kino—Adventure l:M 4—College Report-Color At the Movies Food Minister Chidambaram - Honk—Comedy—Color 7—Bugs Bunny-Color 6ubramaniam had to cancel a ^Allred Hitcticock—Drama II—Locol lime-Discussion RED BANK NEPTUNE cm ; '—Tommy -Comedy—Color '• 11:10 lour of drought-stricken areas in Complete Program Listings 1 - Bosrtoil—Yankees—Color 2—l.lnus—Cortoons Color CARLTON— flEPTUNE CITY- J—Film Feature eastern India because heavy rains 4 -Survey—Discussion—Color Sinclnir Nun 2:2(1: 7:30: 9:3(1. Biltle of the Bul«e MO: 9:40. Hogan's Heroes—Color 5—Speck Oof—Sonny FOK SAT ft 8UN. — flinging Nun 2:15; BAT k Sl'N — Battle of tllS Suite prevented his plane from landing. 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FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1966 TheBigRush for Grades M I . " • * . Does Learning Slide As Pressure Rises? By BOB BRAMLEY such oollege-required activities I would have been better pre- RUMSON — Too much em- as research reading, efficient pared had I been encouraged to phasis on getting good grades study methods and writing of the love to learn instead of being at all costs, resulting in un- longer papers called for at col- terrorized Into it." healthy learning habits. lege level. Mr. Dell'Omo remarked to the Too much emphasis on the Another frequently expressed board that many of the students' "bright" student in all phases complaint is that the pressure comments and criticisms may of the school program. for high grades in order to gain not now be justified since the Too little career information admission to choice colleges pre- school has not stood still in the and vocational guidance. cluded acquisition of a love of two years since the class of 19M Too much emphasis on learning for its own sake. graduated. "name" and prestige colleges. MI wish I had been told to "Many changes have taken Too little direction on how learn all I could in every field, place in the last two years," he to study. in any way, from anyone," one reported. "The school has by These are some of the criti- former student wrote, "The pres- no means assumed a 'status quo* cisms leveled at their alma sure to beat out one's fellows position. Instead, through excel- mater by members of Rumson- in every test, election, and year's lent leadership ... a continual Fair Haven Regional High School activities produces excellent re- improvement in the educational classes of 1960 through 1964 who sults on paper — but the at- program ... has been in pro- answered questionaires sent them titudes cultivated are unhealthy. gress. by Aubrey C. Dell'Omo, guidance "There are areas that certain- counselor. Attend Students' Day ly need strengthening and there A 25-page report on a follow- is always room for improve- up study of these graduating By DIANE VAN GLAHN ment," the guidance director classes was presented to the KEYPORT — Student repre- continued. As long as the school PAN HELLENIC GUESTS — Sisters Marty Cox, left, Regional Board of Education by sentatives from Keyport High continues to move forward with Mr, Dell'Omo last night. The new ideas and undertakings . . . School recently attended the an- and Gail Cox, center, EHmwood La., Fair Haven, admire report is based on students' an- our communities can be justly a variety of sorority pins with Mrs. Robert Lucky, Fair swers to these questions, among nual Students Day at Toms Riv- proud of their secondary educa- Haven, at Pan Hellenic Tea held Tuesday in the Junior others; er High School, sponsored by its tion program." Student Council. League Clubhouse, Rumson. Both girls are students at the How could the high school have given you better training Positions of principals, teach- Set New Date University of Florida. for advanced schooling, col- ere, and other staff members lege, or your job? were filled by the students. Oth- For Horse Shorn Which high school subjects er activities included musical en- SHREWSBURY-The Phantom have been of most value after tertainment before school and Riders 4-H Club will sponsor an Industrial Arts Exhibit graduation? during lunch periods in the high English and Western Horse Show t What advice would you Iffce school gym. on June 5 at The Blades, on to have been given when you KHS students who were guests Rt, 35, a quarter-mile north of you were in high school? of the Toms River Student Coun- the West Gate of Fort Mon- Tonight at Middletown Representative answers were cil- for lunch and were given mouth. Entries will be accepted MID0LE7OWN — The annual Following the fashion show, re- quoted in the report. Many of guides for the day were Diane at the show, which Is open to Industrial Arts and Fashion Show freshments will be served in the them, from students who went Van Glahn, Allan Di Biase, Ju- the public. will be presented by the students cafeteria by Mrs. Mary Meinert's on to college, reveal graduates dy—Adamecs, Richard Pappa, The horse show was originally of Middletown Township High cooking classes. felt themselves ill-prepared in Lora Silcox, and Dorcas Myers. scheduled May 15. School tonight from 7:30 to 10. Sponsored by the industrial Win Scholarships aits department, the exhibit wiU feature student projects in fine To Drama Workshop r Atlantic Highlands Girl arts, arts and crafts, woodwork, By ROBERTA PETRISKY auto mechanics, mechanical .MATAWAN — Tyron Russel drawing, sewing and cooking. and Curtis Washington are the The fashion show, scheduled Matawan Regional High School for S p.m. in the auditorium, will winners of the Monbclair Sum- Wins Award for Paper be directed by Mrs. Lorene H$b» mer Drama Workshop Scholar- bete. ship, sponsored by the Ford CARLISLE, Pa. — Miss Peg- from Atlantic Highlands High Student projects will be on dis- Foundation. Free room and gy Ann Winter, a senior at Dick- School and will graduate from play in the cafeteria beginning board at Montclair State College inson College majoring in bi- with a major in both biology at 7:30. will be given to Tyron and Cur- ology, received a Daibaker Prize and French. tis from June 27 to Aug. 5 while Faculty members planning the of $100 for her outstanding pa- Miss Winter has been award- they learn, the arts of acting, per on reproduction of a desmid ed an assisjantship at the Uni- exhibit are Harold Qstiw, de- staging, makeup and costuming. partment chairman; Mrs. Shirley (algae), presented at the Pennsyl- versity of North Carolina, where Ctovmey, Francis Fiorlno, Miss Both boys want to make act- spring meeting of the Pennsyl- she wiU continue her studies_to- Gonna Hefling. Mrs. Hibbets, ing their careers if Montclair vania Academy of Science at Le- ward an advanced degree in the James McDowell, Miss Duane shows they can be successful at high University, Bethlehem, Pa. field of research biology. Opdyke/ Emil Petach, Frank Wa, it. Tyron has already won a state Miss Winter is the first under- Miss Winter's brother is a stu- Michael Seiser, Wailter Treacy, award, and Curtis has partici- graduate ever to win a Darbaker dent in the liberal arts school at and Ferdinand Vezozzl. pated hi several! school presenta- Prize in Senior Academy Divi- the University of Arizona and tions. When asked how they be- sion. her sister is a sophomore at gan acting, both boys replied, Henry Hudson Regional School. HOME FROM TORONTO The paper was written while "Mr. Maggio bugged us untH we doing independent study under MIDBJLETOWN — Miss Mar- did." Patrick Maggio is adviser the guidance of biology Prof, TO ATTEND COLLEGE Joiie O'Rounke, daughter of Mr, for the Matawan Regional High Paul Bieble, her adviser. Two RtNDGE, N. H. - Danny L. and Mrs. Paul O'Rourfte, Con- Sdhool Drama Workshop. other prizes were won by pro- Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- over La., has returned home for Two representatives were cho- fessors from Juniata College and lace E. Becker, 260 Dartmouth Che summer from the University sen instead of one as a reward Lafayette College. Ave., Fair Haven, N. J,, has of Toronto where she U a mas- for the growth of the Drama Miss Winter is the daughter of been accepted for the summer ter's candidate in theology. She Workshop at Matawan, which is Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Winter, 21 term at Franklin Pierce College fe a graduate of Georgian Court sponsored by Mr. Maggio, Miss Grand Ave., Atlantic Highlands, here. He is a student at Rum* College, Lake/wood, and Red Marilyn MoCarron, and Miss N. J. Peggy Ann graduated as son-Fair Haven Regional High Bank Catholic High School Rosann MoCrawin. Peggy Ann Winter valedictorian of the Class of 1982 Sdiool. ejl Detective Addresses ti Matawan Students By SANDEE CARMAN project of Carl Youngman's US, MATAWAN - Sgt. John Me- History II classes. Mr. Young- Guinty, detective of the Matawan man's classes are doing detailed Township Police Department, re- reports on crime and Mr. Mo ported in at Matawan Regional Guinty spoke on "Crime Preven- High School at 10:35 a.m. and tion and Law Enforcement in hurried to room W103. Matawan Township." 6gt McGuinty gave a talk Sgt, McGuinty said that the which was a part of a special "vast" area covered by Mata- wan Township and the recent in- flux of new residents have called 3 for the enlargement of the po- lice force. • < The detective also cited a mur- to der case that occurred in the township about two years ago. He told of all the procedures that led to the solving of the crime, the investigation, the use of the crime lab, the autopsy, and the coroner's report. He brought with him police photos of the murder scene and murder weapon. Sgt. McGuinty followed the crime down to the trial and sentence. He also said that, in his opin- SCIENTIFIC TREK-—Trio of freshmen at Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, show * ion, juvenile delinquency is not homemade film on erosion in Monmouth County fo science teacher Brother Edward. DM as wide-spread as some people boys, left to right, are Mike Duffy, InteHaken, who was in charge of settings; Kevin Harp- think. He said that a "few punks create a bad image for all teen- er, AHenhurst, sound man, and John McDonough, Deal, director. agers." Sgt. McGuinty was invited to Patrick McGoldrkk speak to the class by Richard Bunger, a member of the class CBA Freshmen Find Novel Way committee on law enforcement Accepted Other committees in the class- room are: general crime; juve- To Earn Top Grade in Science At Service nile delinquency, drug addiction, penal systems, capital punish- LJNCROFT — Three freshmen revealed earth structure, and classmate* admitted it was a ment, and crime in the U. S. students from Christian Brothers hiking along streams outside first rate science picture Academies compared with crime elsewhere Academy, recently put their Asbury Park, the three producer- Although the reel and its a* By THERESA SAMA in the world. beads together to produce a director-actors came up with a companding narration are strict- unique treat for their science sequence entitled "Erosion, Its RED BANK - Senior Patrick ly scientific in scope, Brother classmates and at the same tame Cause and Cure." McGoldrick has recently been Edward noted the boys had add- Future Nurses earn A phis from their teachers Ibe boys later taped appropri- ed t little touch of Alfred Hitch- informed of his acceptance at (or their efforts. the United States Military Acad- Tour Hospital ate scientific commentary for the cook to the picture (Hitchcock emy at West Point, N. Y. He MIDDLETOWN — Members of The boys, John McDonough filmed scenes and Kevin syn- always making a fleeting appear- also has been accepted at the the Middletown Township High and Michael Duffy, both of In- chronized the sound with the ance k his films) by finding United States Naval Academy at School Future Nurses Club terlaken, and Kevin Harper, of cards were made to introduce their way into a few frames of Annapolis, Md., for the academ- toured Muhlenberg . Hospital, Allenhurst, requested of and the whole spectacular which even tiie movie striking some ratter ic year 1966-1967. Plainfield, recently under the were granted permission by has its own guitar overture. sophisticated commodore-Jim Patrick is the son of Mr. and leadership of Mrs. Helen Sloan, Brother Edward, their earth sci- Brother Edward and the boys' poses as they cruised the bay. Mrs. James P. McGoldrick, 87 school nurse and club adviser. ence teacher, to make a sound Branch Ave., Red Bank. He is Members taking the filed trip motion picture dealing with a an Honor Roll student, vice pres- included Janice Arnseth, Martha current class took, erosion. Fool- ident of the French Chib, a Clapp, Richard Cabbage, Mary ing available resources — an 8 member of the RBC tennis team Florio, Doreen Fullman, Pat millimeter camera, a tape re- and wrestling team and a mem- Griffiths, Dennis Lacey, Frank corder, rowboat, outboard motor, There is enough ber of the intramural program. Laggan, Karen MangiavU- two "chauffeurs," one aunt and He stands fifth in his class of lano, Barbara Plante and Mary one mother, they set forth on a ChatitiUy 321 students. Jo Toynbee. venture which extended from Wanamassa to Highlands. After plodding through Long Branch in this bottle Beach, climbing barrier walls and jetties at.Sea Bright, mo- torboating on the rim of Sandy Hook Bay, watching for exposed to shake ground profiles where roads had your world Awards ] (Continued) Prager sod Patricia Scowcroft. Honor EmMem: Steven Di- Giamlbattisti, Terri Ellis, Sharon Foley, Barbara Knierim, Janice LawJor, Robert Carl Miller, Bet- ty Jean Newman, John OTlourke, Edward Ostervtch, Patricia Pan- zera, Brunilda Ruiz, Patricia Schaden, Patrice Strang, Gail Thome, Lee WenzeJ, Kattiyann Wysockie and Karen Yarns. Ninth grade—fligh Honor Em- blem: Gustave Dirner, Eileen. Kennedy and Jill Walfenfeld. Honor Emblem: Sandra Apple- gate, Sheryl Beverly, Margaret Bulger, Peter Cusumano, Paul Darcy, Andrew Fischler, Robert Frantz. Edwin Gregory, Angela Jack, Judy Jackson, Nancy John- son, Dianne Kochy, Dianne Ku- Perfume imported from France biak, Margaret McKeown, Ed- 1 ox $20; Vi oz. $12.50; H oz. $6.50 ItARITAN STUDENT ELECTIONS were conducted at the ward MaWowski, Barbara Min- From the House of Houbigaot high school with machines loaned by the county. Here, or, Barbara Newman, Patricia Orlando, Fred Parris, Patricia Patricia Coughlln, 17, senior and Student Council presi- Paolm,' Kathleen Rooney, Der- dent, shows Patricia Cianciulli, 14, a freshman, how to ek Rowe, Dennis Sjoblotn, Carol Storms, Laura Symczky, Ken- operate machine. Elected as council officers for 1966-67 neth Thorne, Esther Waiting, ware Michael Mariolk, president; Diane Hewitt, vice presi- Christine Wenkowski and Emma FAMILY PHARMACY dent; Barbara Reaiso, recording secretary; Elaine Zaburyn- Wright. ski. corresponding secretary, and Eric Higgins, treasurer. PROSPECT AVE, end CHURCH ST. LITTLI SILVER Sell Fast! The Daily Register All will be seniors in September. .' Classified. . ' ''".' On Campus Shore Area Scholarship Winners I By ELEANOR MARKO School ot the University of Mi- Varisty Club, secretary of the Mas Barbara J. Evass, daugh- ship Kgfa School, and Miss A Wittenberg University se- ami. He is the son of Mr. sod Rifle dub and an officer in Pi ter of Mrs. Shirlie Evans, 7 Har- Vidkey Y. Tuner, daughter of nior from Colts Nedc has re- Mrs. A. D. Squitero and is a Kappa Phi fraternity. ' bor Green Cir., Middtetown, was Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Turner, oeived ah award for advanced graduate of Red Bank Catholic elected a co-captain of the color 32 Burfai PI., Freehold, a gradu- High School. At King's College study next year at Northwestern Mas Joao Umf daughter of guard at Vainos College, Coiiege- ate of Southern Freehold Region- University. She is Miss Judith he was active in the Political Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Low, viMe, Pa., for 1966-67. A junior al High School. At Perth Am- Jaeger, daughter of Mr. and Science . forum, Garden State 92'Buena Vista Ave., was elected majoring kt Spanish, Miss Evans boy General are Miss Leach, Mis. Richard J. Jaeger, Jr., dUb and Sigma'Kappa Sigma. treasurer of the Science Oh* at is a member of the musk de- Miss Hopla, and Miss Groves. HMet*i Dr. Stdidmore College, Saratoga partment and sings in the an- Miss Donhue and Mas . Turner Mss Jaeger w*H be enrolled MEss Marcia Sheridan, daugh- Springs, N. Y., for the 196647 nual Messiah Chorus and spring are at Elizabeth General. In the master of arts in teach- ter of Mrs. Bemice Sheridan, 9 academic year. A sophomore. festival. She also is active in the £ ing program at Northwestern, Forest PI., Keansbutg, was Miss Low won honorable men- big-little sister program on cam- An alumnus of Long Branch 3 She wftl te«*t"psrt-tJiw In «rOU- to_Ch& dean's list for the twn, for scholastic achievement. High School, John Deegan, Jr., on oago area school, and take eve* past two semesters at Montolarr She is a graduate of Rumson* -son-of Rev. and Mrs. John Dee- lag classes at the the university, State College where she is com- Fair Haven Regional High Five Red Bade area student gan of Union, was awarded his pleting her junior year. A grad- including the summer sessions School. ^ tt nurses at Elizabeth and Perth first basketball letter at Evan- for 19G6 and 1967. She will re- uate of Middletown Township gel CoUege, Springfield, Mo. A. . High School where she won the Amboy General Hospitals have ceive a stipend of $3,500 tor the Mag Lym Colby, a sophomore completed a year-long pre-dini- junior, and honor student, he Kknonth period plus tuition of teachers award scholarship, she played forward and started oc- is a member of Delta Theta Pai at Dickinson College, Carlisle, oal nursing program at Union $800 for the two summer ses- Pa,, is oo-direotor of the Aqua- casionally for the Crusaders. His Jions. sorority on campus. Her sister, Junior College. Iliey arVfass season point toa! was 80. Dee- Miss Maureen Sheridan, a se- cade being presented on campus. Miss Jaeger plans to enter the She is the daughter of Mr. and Iinda M. Leach, 14 Turner St., gan formerly played basketball Peace Corps after receiving her nior at Middletown Township Eatontown, a graduate of Mon- at Long Branch. High School, has been accepted Mre, H. Curtis Colby, Jr., 99 master of arts ja teaching de- Ooverdate Cir., New Shrew* mouth Regional High School; gree, or to become a high 9cbool at Midwestern CoHege, Denison, Miss Chariene Hopla, daughter Iowa. bury. Her brother, Curtis Colby, Miss Kathryn Trautmaan, teacher. She is a member of Ivy a junior at Christian Brothers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hop- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EmM Ring, Arrow and Mask and Al- Academy, Lincroft, attended the la, 1M Bethany Rd., Haalet, a A. Trautmann, Locust, is a can- pha Lambda Delta, women's Joseph Chapald, son of Mr. recent Cornell Day at the uni- and Mrs. Stanley Chapstd, 76 graduate of Rarkan Township didate for a bachelor of arts de- honor societies, and has served versity's campus in Ithaca, N.Y. High School; Miss Anne L. gree from Stephens College, Co- 00 Wittenberg's Student Senate. Memorial Pfewy., Atlantic High- lands, was elected president of Groves, daughter of Mr. and lumbia, Mo., at commencement In 1963 she was selected as one exercises Monday. of three candidates for Alma the Athletic Association at New- Miss Madelyo Bunard 122 N. Mrs. George A. Groves, 12 Chest- Mater, one of the highest honors ark College of Engineering Riverside Ave., Red Bank, Beth- out Dr., Matawan, a graduate of where he is a junior. A section any (W. Va.) College sophomore Miss Patricia Allan Pitts, 11 that can come to a woman stu- Matawan High School; Miss West Westide Ave., Red Bank, dent. She is a dean's list stu- representative on the Student was elected rush chairman of Donna A. Dooohue, daughter of Gounod, he also is a member who is majoring in sociology at dent and has held a Presidential Mpah Xi Delta sorority. She al- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Dono- of the athletic policy making so will serve as treasurer of the MoPherson (Kan.) College, wBl Scholarship, one of Wittenberg's hue, 145 Princeton PI., Belford, be graduated Sunday at bacca- top academic awards. board, member of the. varsity Association of Women Students rifle team, vice president of the a graduate of Middletown Town- laureate commencement cere- for 1966-57. monies on campus. Two shore-area students at Newark College of Engineering Eureka (Kl.) College drama have been awarded full scholar- department will present the Ships tinder an Air Force ROTC Broadway musical "The Fantas- scholarship program. They are ticks'' on campus Sunday. Listed Cadet Alan R. Cook, son of Mr. in the cast as Mortimer is Peter and Mrs. Roy F. Cook, 71 Pern- Rose of New Shrewsbury, son of berton Ave,, Oceanport, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Rose, Cadet John Pesapane, son of 109 CJoverdaie Or. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pesapane, 012 13th Ave., Belmar. Each William Barny, son of Mr. and scholarship covers ati tuition, Mrs. Norbert Barny, 12 Sheraton fees and books, and provides the La., Rumson, was presented a student with (90 per month. Senior Service Certificate by the Communications Committee at Cadet Paul John Zalesky,who Mount Union College, AlKance, If completing his sophomore Ohio, for his work on the college year at the University of Notre yearbook. A senior, he is a mem-" Dame at South Bend, was ber of Alpha Tau Omega. awarded an Air Force ROTC scholarship for his junior and Miss Virginia Callan, 22 North- senior years at the university. vale Ave., Little Silver, is a top An aerospace major, Cadet Za- ranking sophomore at Middle- leaky, an alumnus of Red Bank bury (Vt.) College wbo was se- Catholic High School, is the son Miss Judy Jaeger Miss J«dy Giersch John R. Squitero lected to serve as a student ad- of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Zalesky, viser and dormitory proctor dur- 15 John St., Red Bant ing the next academic year to the incoming freshman class. As Seniors who will be graduated an adviser she will live in the June 4 from Seton HaH Univer- Keyport High Present freshman dormitory, welcome sity, South Orange, will be the new clas,s, help during fresh- honored at the annual Awards man week and assist in guiding Night Tuesday in ceremonies in 1 the new students throughout the Walsh Auditorium on campus. Awards year in sooiat and academic Bishop John J. Dougherty, presi- to 120 Students matters. dent, will address the award re- , KEYPORT - Frank Zampefc 90 average for four years. Patricia Rosato, Chariene Saur- cipients, who include Raymond lo, principal of Keyport High Other awards were: man, Roseann Turso and Rich- George F. Martin, son of Mr, Daaiel Gumbrecht, 29 Shore Ha- School presented special recog- Twelfth grade. — Special recog- ard Wkzig. and Mrs. George Harry Martin, wo Rd,, Haztet, receiving mag- nition awards to 102 students at nition: Nancy Flynn and Louts Tenth Grade 124 Park Rd., Fair Haven, was na cum iaude Academic excel- the eighth annual academic Kaluzienski. accepted at Franklin Pierce Col- Tenth grade — High Honor- lence honors. Mr. Gumbrecht al- award program sponsored by the High Honor Emblem: Mary L lege, Rindge, N. H. He is in the so will receive the Cross and guidance department. Ann Fina, Nancy Flynn and Lou- Emblem: Kathleen Coughlin, Jill June graduating class of Rum- Crescent Award, The awards consisted of "Hon- is Kaluzienski. MacLean, Louise Netf, Holly son-Fair Haven Regional High WilUam F. Dowd, 71 Third or Student" emblems bearing a Honor Emblem: Karoline Aas- (See AWARDS, Page 7) School. Awe., Long Branch, who also h replica of the school seal, a lamp v*, Richard Applegate, Nancy a Seton Hall graduating senior of knowledge in gold on a red Batters, Johanna Breisch, Lois wtf receive the President's Med- background. A total of 90 stu- Brunner, Sharon Collins, Allan For Fathers' Day •t for. Debate at the Awards dents received, this "Honor Stu- DiBiase, Lois Haggerty, Kathleen Night dent'* emblem with an appropri- Kennedy, Roberta Kibb, Marilyn Th9 most •ndurlng fragnnc* ate • certificate. To . receive this Mackason, Kathertne Martin, Ju- In HtM'BMktrht Miss Judy Gierscb, daughter award a sstudent is required to dy MtUer, Sandra Parciak, Wil- of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic E. have an average in all ^pbjeots liam Selah, Robert Shuman, Mi- Giersch, Rumson Rd., Rumson, of 85 to 39.» for the current chael SjoWom, Frank Stein, Rose was elected president of the Stu- year. Wood and Jean Young. •Also dent Council at Mount Ida Ju- "High Honor" emblems and Eleventh grade—Highest Hon-. avoibbls nior CoRlege, Newton, Mass. certificates were awarded to 12 ors Key and High Honor Em- In br 196647. An alumna of Red students. To qualify for this blem: Shirley. Headden. SPANISH RUSSIAN Bank Catholic High School she award students had to maintain Honor Emblem: Judith Adam- GALLEON ma president of the freshman an average of 90 or better for ses, Georgian Aumacfc, Susan fragrancs LEATHER class last year at Mount Ida the current year. Baldassi, Kariene Barber, Frank Where she is majoring in mer- G«U Key Barone, Patricia Bosoo, Peter After Snav* Lotion, Cotogn* chandising in the Ifcenft arts One junior, Shirley Headden, and Attractive Combination oouroe. Burke, Sharon Creed, Geneann received a gotd key for having DKjiambattisti, Nancy Gardner, i. IHtolM maintained a three-year average Toby Getter, Barbara Geva«, R. State*, W Wood- of M or bettor. Two seniors, Ronald Hammel, Barbara Hyer, Parke Drugs Ave., a senior government Nancy Ftyna and Louts Katuclea- EMee« Katober, Batbara Lodwig, aa*** at Kiag'f Oottege, Wife* aid. who roodwed kej» last year, Blayne Martin, Jeanette MM- SI Broad St. 747-3784 Ked Bank Barre, Pa., wrl enter tho Law were honored for maintaining a. lex, John Gfcen, Patricia P«fe, Bayshore Junior High Lists Honor Students LEONARDO - Students on the rett, Donald Baumann, Elizabeth jr honor roll at Bayshore Junior Boos, Richard Buckley, Rutfi High School for the marking pe- Campbell, Francis Cashes, Lto- i riod ending April '30 are as fol- da Chappie, Lynn Cherry, Jeff -a lows: Clark, Roberta Costa, Cathy HIGH HONOR ROLL:.. Curds Cragg, Bonnie Craig, Joyce •c Belton, Margaret Bergh, Jan Crawford and Julie CrisofuUi. t Bergmann, Sharon Bierman, Kris Crivello, Mary Anne o Lynnda Blomquist, Mike Brad- Dean,, Joyce Depfer, James ford, Jacqueline Britt, John Dunphy, Ronald Eby, Susan Bush, Edith Clinton, Brian Fehr, Mitchell Fers, Caryl Frey- 3 Compton, Larry Davenport, Pen- er, Kitty Fromm, Marguerite nie Ericson, Jan Fust and Les- Frunzi, Michael Frunzi, Stephen lie Feathers. Golden, Dorothea Hauk, Ed- to ward Hayden, Diane Heinse, Wil- Gary Fillmore, Derase Fried- liam Holbert and Jeanne Jen- mann, Reginald Grant, Patty kins. Grimes, Roger Guttprmsen, Richard Jennings, Joseph Ka- Gary Hagestad, Richard Hansen, pusta, Carolyn Kelly, Lorraine Gabriella Hessmann, Frederick Kiecak, Maurreen Klein, Esther Hogan, Candy Jascott, Nancy Klindienst, Steven Kospon, Jane Johnson j Esther Klindienst, Car- Krume), Mary Jo La Bella, ql Koeniger, Karen Kryscnski, Douglas Lahey, Cindy Losey, EU Richard Lyon and Janet Matna. ien Lnckembach, Carolyn Lud- Connie Matey, Susan Mc- wig, Cristine Luker, Barpara Aneny, Jacquleine Mears, Anne Maxson, Denise McCabe, Susan Meinken, Nancy Molson, Fran- MoCandless and Chris Meislohn. EXPLAINING her exhibit at recent science fair at Mater Dei High School, New Mon- cine Mullen, Nancy Nail, Mark Ann Marie Milos, Michele mouth, is Kathy Smith, top photo, while Mrs. R. J. Ballweg, New Monmouth, listens. In Neuhaus, Martha Nelson, Stan- Morway, Greg Noose, Doris No- lr lev Ogonowski, Kathryn Olesko, vumbre, Kathy O'Hurron, Robert pphoto below, exhibitor Charles Braendle, right, of Middletown, demonstrates for Richard Emily Pena and Armand Rossi. O'Neill, Marilyn Plitnik, Carol Horan, left, Keansburg, 'and Owen Redmond, Highlands. Fred Schaller, Betty Schneck- Prakni, Pam Quilter, Lassio enberger, Roberta SchniUer, Ka- Raff ay, Evelyn Richmond, Mark thy Sheridan Tes9y Shirakmwa, Roy, Claudia Schneider and Jeanne Sciecsius, Kalhy Spinelli, Charles Schwartz. Geri Sprung, Carl Stainagle, Bonnie Scott, Gale Snoddy, Sharon Taylor, Patricia Thomas, Donna Sorby, AJIyson Stack- Gayle Valentin, Diana Vogel- house, Michel Stark, Margie Ste- song, Ginger ' Wapshare, Edith phens, Margaret Swan, Vera Sy- Williford, Jeff Winter, Judith doccwycz, Douglas Tyburcy, Witt, Kathleen Yeko, Lynn Bobbie Veals, Vincent VeccMS, Wueethoff and Joanne Zarrillo. Cathy Whiteborne, OhrisHne HONOR ROLL: Peter Allen, Whiteman, Karen Wiltshire and Elizabeth Barrett, James Bar- Irene Ziment. 137 Attend CBA Prom By ALFRED BELCUORE, JR. Assiting in arrangements, in, LINCROFT — One hundred addition to Brother Aloysius, thirty-seven Christian Brothers were Committee Co-Chair- Academy seniors and their dates man Dave Kelley, who took gathered recently in the New charge of seating arrangements Irvington Hotel in Lakewood to jtnd pictures; and Mike Barrett. celebrate CBA's fourth senior Pians are being formulated for prom. the Junior Prom to be held in Mood music was furnished by the CBA gym on Saturday, May Paul Hoffman and his orchestra. 28, from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. This A roast beef dinner was served year, according to committee co- at midnight, after which dancing chairmen Dave Brown and Dan was resumed. Burns, the theme will be "Around the World in 80 Days." Chaperones for the evening Music will be furnished by John were several of the Brothers. Caupi and his orchestra who are also known as the Andantes, -A- To Participate special feature will be the ap- pearance of the Darchaes, a mu- Leadership Seminar Open In Science Program sical combo under the direction By PHYLLIS EOVINO at CBA alumnus Sam Siciliano. • Richard Frazier, Jr., a sopho- more, at Matawan Regional High Group Guidance To Shore Area Students School, is one of 30 students se- LONG BRANCH — "Training College,-and recently has served Guest speakers will be lected to participate in the Ste- By ftlAXINE WAFFENFELD" Tomorrow's Leaders" will be the as program director of the Mon- uled and many materials and vens Institute of Techonology KEYPORT — College-foound theme of the third annual "Ad- mouth College Government In- procedural forms will" be avail- "Secondary Science Training in members of the Junior Claes vanced Leadership Seminar" to stitute. Last year, Mr. Maggio able to the seminar students to Mathematics and Computer Pro- met with Kenneth Robinson, be conducted by the Long Branch was cited by the Freedoms "aid them in their future 'leader- gramming." Summer High School. Foundation for outstanding ef- ship* roles. These materials, as The program is for high abil- guidance counselor, recently fof Open to high school aikl col- forts in the field of citizenship well as bibliographies and other ity secondary school students. In group guidance. lege students jn the shore area, education. Previously, he served sources of information, will be order to qualify students must The scores of the National the program has been designed ae co-ordinator of the highly suc- included in a workbook to pro- be highly qualified by reason of Merit Scholarship Qualifying for those interested in develop- cessful "Brotherhood Seminar" vide a permanent record of the. high school record, test scores, Tests were presented and dis- ing leadership qualities. Among at the summer school. . • total seminar experience. and recommendations. cussed. The discussion was fol- the topics to be considered in The "Advanced Leadership Last year a highly successful The program will run from lowed by a film strip on Rider the seminar are "Student Coun- Seminar" is open to students in Sept. 17 to June 3, 1967. College, Trenton. _ cil Philosophy," "Parliamentary public, private and parochial high ,1inner dance and pool party was Procedures," "0 r g an i zational schools and colleges who have undertaken by the participants Techniques," "Leadership Re- been elected or appointed to posi- using techniques developed dur- sponsibilities," "Group Dynam- tions of leadership to serve in* ing the session. Awards were Jc^_l!Committee.p^ tjcipation the forthcoming year. Student presented to the studen^ who and Reporting," "Discussion Council officers and representa- Tonight Techniques," "Self Understand- tives, class officers, olub of- demonstrated outstanding lead- ing and Understanding of ficials, committee chairmen, and . ership qualities during the semi- THE FANTASTIC — DYNAMIC Others," and "On Becoming similar personnel in school, com- nar at that time. Great." munity, or college organizations Previous schools represented Thomas P. Maggio, social stud- as well as those qualified stu- included Asbury Park High ies instructor and recent faculty dents who aspire to such posi- School, Christian Brothers Acad- adviser to the Student Council tions are invited to join the pro- emy, Henry Hudson Regional "ROGUES" at Long Branch High School, will gram, . High School, Manasquan High co-ordinate the program which The emphasis of the course School, Neptune High School, FOUR HOURS OF CONTINUOUS MUSIC wiill be conducted Tuesday and will be on learning leader- Ocean Township High School, Thursday evenings from June 28 ship by living leadership. Nu- Red Bank Catholic High School, 8 P.M. TO 12 P.M.—ADMISSION 1.50 through Aug. 4. merous opportunities will be pro- Red Bank High School, Shore A graduate of Seton Hall Uni- vided for students to practice Regional High School, and Wall versity, he received his master's leadership qualities and demon- Township High School, as well degree from that school, and has strate responsibilities. The par- as Long Branch High School, THE OAKS taken courses at the Graduate ' ticipanta will be provided ex- School of Education at Rutgers perience in using the latest ap- House Hunting! It's open sea- HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN University, He is a former mem- propriate techniques of group dy- son hi the Daily Register Classi- ber of the faculty of Mommouth namics and co-operative action fied now. wm. Henry Hudson Honor Roll The Students HIGHLANDS - William H. Martha Conover, Deborah Cur- EIGHTH GRADE, Kim Bauer, 3 Barrett, guidance co-ordinator at ry, Susan Dray, Suellen Gawler, Maureen Burke, Edmund Acpu- Henry Hudson Regional School, Diane Golema), John Hazel- to, Patricia Coakley, Margaret has compiled the honor roll for tine, Nancy Kennebeck, Robin Haaletine, Barbara Kellers, Pam Speak Up the fifth marking period which Long, Gene McGailiard, Donna LaMunyon, CheryJ Lucanegra, ended on April 29, 1966. The fol- Metsger, Robert Paine and Lydia. MacKinnon, Joseph Maz- By DON LORDI lowing students have been com- Bruce Pollock. zeo Richard Mover, Patricia mended on outstanding scho- SOPHOMORES, Lee Barrett, Park, Donna Rosse, Cynthia Sie- The Register will pay $2 to any reader between the ages of ber, Richard Smock, Catherine' 14 and 21 who submits a question chosen by the editors for lastic achievement: Joan Berg, Carol Dodds, Kathy Erli, Judith Ervin, Kerry Gilles- Steitz, June Szyrnatrski, Kathy use in 'this column. Send questions to "The Students Speak SENIORS, Gary AMsen, Da- Travis, Lynn Travis, May Trues- Up," Young Adults Section, The Daily Register, 40 Broad St., pie, Mary Ann Greco, Robert anne Carracciola, Michelle Ger- dale and Maureen Wcrdor. Red Bank. Guncz, Charles Lesher, Christina I aghty, Teresa Giovenoo, Sharon SEVENTH GRADE: Alan Ahfl- Guncz, Richard Haake, Martin Maul, Kenneth Means, Kenneth sen, Deborah Albrecht, Deborah I Hammond, Elizabeth Kammers, Merritt, Mary Lou Winter, John PLACE: Long Branch High School. Baird, Larry Borges, William Sue Kejly, Ralph Krueger, Gill Wieczoreck and David Whitfield. QUESTION: How do you think your life will change after Long and Richard Lyons; FRESHMEN, Jeff Brown, Pa- Bowne, Debra Bruder, Edith you graduate next month? (Asked of seniors about to grad- tricia DeAilteris, Christine Goie- Ericfoon, Charles Fortune, Lin- a* uate.) Jo Ann Mewes, Fredric Nai- man, Pam Lingo, Kate Long, da Greene arid Debra Hcrold. mjoli, Donald Moore, Nancy Pe- Linda Maxsori, Karen Mgtsger, Stephen Higgins, JoAnn King, LINDA COLAGUORI, 250 Ham- BRUCE WOOLLEY, 19 MorreJl terson, Richard Schmidt, Jane Patricia. Moller, Penny Nixon, Roland Krueger, Ronald Luddry, ilton Ave., Long Branch, age 17. St., Long Branch, age 18. Simpson, Robert Strouse, Claudia Paine, Elsie Quast, Elizabeth MacKinnon, Grant My respons- The added re- Edward StoM, Kathleen Win- Janne Sell, DorinaTThorne, John Metsger, Katherinc Moyer, Suj ibilities will be- sponsibilities of ters and Mary Wood. Strudkhof'f, Janis .Wigginton and san Noonan, Peter O'Brian, Chris I fcome greater at ] college and JUNIORS, Carolyn Amaro, Ann Wood. Wuesthoff and Lynda Young. jjcollege because adult life will Ifor the first time I probably en- (in my life I will j nance my under- Middletown Ceremonies ibe totally on my standing of the [own. I will also world around lhave all new me. My general friends and will Iattitude toward be living in a society will be Honor Society Inducts 122 'new and dif- greatly affected MIDDLETOWN — One hundred * ecke, Jack Granzow, Bill Hen- Carol Runyon, KaiHeen Taylor, ferent place. /'. ' - in that it will three seniors and 19 juniors were derson, Robert Horvath, Don Dara Tusten, Sharon Warner, bring on a more serious outlook 1 STEVE GARTEN, 366 Lowden formally inducted into the MM- Hueibner, Ken Israel, Marc Jadk- William Heintz, Doujrias Hollar, towards life. Garden, Long Branch, age 17. rfletown Township "High School stadt, Bill Johnson, Bill Kalkhof, James Marsen, Stewart Milter, The step from SHARON JOHNSON, 302 Joline Honor Society recently in thfe David McAneny, Rick McCor- Wildiam Murray. Jamos NelJ, j high school to Ave., Long Branch, age 18. high school auditorium. mack, John McElwain, Peter Ol- Ronald Ralph, Albert Wood- college will be After gradua- Miss Martha Pennington, re- sen, Stephen Parsell, Anthony ward, and Paul Wagner, presi- a big change. I tion there will tired teacher after whom the lo- Fellegrina/ Steve Reynolds, and dent, (The ability to be a great emp- cal chapter of the society was Rona'ld WiHiamson. Fdtlowinfi the induction cere- ; a 1 lo t specific J tiness in my life. named,, was the honored guest. monies, refreshments were time for1 work College will Juniors Accepted Paui Wagner, president, ex- served m the cafeteria by mem- land pleasure partially fill Juniors entering the society tended greetings to parents and bers of the Student Council un- (without someone j this gap, but 1 were Janet Blomquist, Laurie friends. Other student speakers der the direction-* of Mrs. Es- 1 pushing you will 'will never forget Burnside, Terry Dietrich, Linda were Barbara Croken, Glory ther Search, faculty sponsor. EGk, Janeit Holder, Yolande Lan- be a big chal- 'the happiness Kerstein, Nancy Mautner and nJ, Sharon Linhart, Cheryl Mey- The Honor Society propram jlenge. my high school David McAneny. mmamrmma years have er, Karen Raczek, Grace Reyn- was in charge of Joseph Marion, JOE GALLO, 211 Oakwood brought Board of Education President olds, Christine Shedd, Nancy faculty sponsor. Ave., Long Branch, age 17. Warren DeiBrown complimented Tayler, and Barbara Walters. the students upon their achieve- I feel my re- SALLY HAVRANCK, »1$ Nor- Junior boys were Ronald Har- Accepted, at Monmmuh 's p o n s i bilities wood Ave., Elberon, age 18. ment in a brief address followed rison, Scott Merritt, Daniel Os- will double for I by the presentation of awards by troy, Samuel Rogers, Gerd Stob- By MAXINE WAFFENFELD « With gradua- 'William MegilJ, principal!. will be attend- berd, and Fred Tampe. KEYPORT - Miss Jean Wil- tion our lives at Requirements for nomination ing military bur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home will end, to the Honor Society are an aver- Other members of the Honor , „ school in the fall P. J. Wilbur, 62 Monroe St,, has and for those of age of 90 for juniors and for se- Society previously inducted last spring are Catherine Boos, Bar- been accepted at Monmouth Col- jus who are going niors an average of 85. In addition to maintaining bara Bopp, Betty Connett, Jan- lege, West Long Branch. •&*••*- - " j to college, a new their scholastic standing, mem- ice Crawford, Patricia DelBueno, Jean, a senior, is an active ^R/SgFJ^Icee

MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-John Walsh, Prisctta Watson and nedy, Mareen Kidzus and Bar- V. Carrociolo, principal of Mata- Marianne Wilkes! bar« Kuhns. wan Regional High School, has TWELFTH GRADE: Mary El- Ai»o, Candaoe Locfcwood, Cyn- 2 announced the foHowing honor lea Barron, Charles Blair, Mi- thia Lovenburg. Unda Miieje, roll for the fifth matting pe- chael BotUri, Carol Brown, Em- Susan NeadLs, Jay Okus, Joan riod: ily Byrd, Susan Carlson, Anton Osipowitz, Irene Ottaway, Pat- SEVENTH GRADE: David Al- Checepache, Jeanne CiarameUi, rick Fhedan, Elaine RafCa, Rus- 1 exander, Edward Burlew, Susan Richard Dalfonzo, Michael Do- sell Rangos, Helen Raatnussen, CO Olay, Kathleen CSodius, Bruce tan, Patricia Dugan, Barbara Marilyn Rausoh, Raymond Shan- Conrad, Edward Davis, Robert Duvak, John Eastmond, Karen ahan. Donna Snyder, Gail Stod- Dean, Cyntfiia DeM, Barbara EnJey, Deborah Gardner, Flor- dard, Steven Tanis, Joseph Tray- Drago, Frank Dugan, Michael ence Hickman, Cathy Hopkins, mor, Debra Tucker, Theresa bo Robert Kaeser, Lois KedrowskL Walling, Ann Wiggins and Susan c Fteux, Fred Forman, Janet 3 Frew, Emily Greensweig, Elliot Thomas Kegley, Maureen Ken- Young. O ! Groffman, Debra Harriger, Mad- u Ion Hoeffter, Theresa Holland, 4) Diana Johnson and Elizabeth Lloyd. •* Music at Matawan 04 Also, Barbara Montgomery, Paul Noga, Renee Myers, Jac- queline Parsick, Charles Peder- Grows With Meseroll /yin, Deborah' Richman, Stanley By SCOTT BROWN ter and his jazz band at Sattyi Eileen Rubin, Susan Ru- MATAWAN — Robert A. Mes- Matawan. Count Basie's appear- binstein, Andrew Schiller, Neil eroll, music department chair- ance Wednesday was also spon- Salinger, Susan Sigmund, Holene man at Matawan Regional High jored by the band. Spector, Alan Stultz, Kathleen School, has combined both hard Thompson, James Walsh, Joy Individual achievement music work and keen interest into the is another point Mr. Meseroll is Wattenberg, Kenneth Weiss and development of, as Mr. Meseroll Jarmaine Williams. . proud of. In the past five years, puts it, "one of the best bands 14 band members have won Lin- EIGHTH GRADE: KimbaU in Monmouth County." coln Center Awards, 25 have Beeman, Pamela Bily, Richard Five years ago, when Mr. Mes- made all shore band and this Bisrtiaff, Donna Borup, Patricia eroll came to Matawan, only year six students made ail state Brannick, Stephen DePietri, Deb- eight students were registered in intermediate band. STUART SCHOOL of Business Administration riudeftfe re- pa Durante, Nancy Eiseabeis, the music program. Only eight Mr. Meseroll studied music at cently honored tfwir mothers at a fashion show and recep- Kathleen Francis, Laurence instruments were school-owned Fraser, Jeweld Fry, Kevin Fry, Oberlin Conservatory of Music tion held at Fitkin Memorial Hospital, Neptune. Students and nearly half of the music on a four-year musical scholar- Caroil Galaso, Joseph Gaval, sheets needed were missing. modeling included, left fro right, Misses Maryanne Marot* John Geraa, Karen Green, Keith ship program. While at Oberlin, Sixty-eight students were partici* Mr. Meseroll conducted the 350 ta, West Long Branch; Constance Cosforis, Asfaury Pack, Gross, Denise Haydudeo, Regina patiog in the chorus. All this Holland, Patricia Hutchinson, member Oberlin Musical Univer- and Joanne Marorta, also of West Long Branch. Cerivlt- was handled on double session. sity Voice Choir. Since then, Mr. Sharon Jacobs, Mary Khouri, catos of Honor were awarded to Donna Hondriclnoii, Haz- Bntoe Korf and Marc Kraus. Five years later, Matawan has Meseroll has studied at Rutgers seen a dance band, voice class, University and at Trenton State let, advanced typewwHng, and Patricia Hintze, Red Banit, Also, Cathi Kurland, Carla La- advanced chorus, ensemble band College, achieving A masters de- business correspondence and busmess psychology. Grassa, Eileen Lehn, Ronald Le- and a marching band of 94 stu- gree in education in music \Qe, Robert Lovell, Deborah dents take form. The band has Magee, Richard Manvilie, Rob- played at the Miss America Pag- Before coming to Matawan, ert Mastrodominico, Peter Meis, eant twice, performed many con- Mr. Meseroll taught four years Award 25 Scholarships m the South ftainfield acnool Justine Mitchell, Judith Morey, certs both at Matawan and out MIDDLETOWN — Twenty- Elizabeth Seitz, Karen Smith. Patricia Nieves, Keith Noroott, of town and sponsored Sy Zen- system, five Middtotown Township High Mary Soookhik, Veronica Staeh- Christina Sana, Wayne Shubig- A favorite hobby of Mr. Mes- le, Carolyn Stephens, Susan School seniors have received ar, Barbara Schwahl, Paul Serie, eroU's is sports car racing, and Swansea, Dara Tu9tin, Janet, Carol Shaw, Lucy SUeochia, Bar- tike any other sports car fan, scholarships from Ihe New Jer- Vachris and Sharon Warner. bara Taylor, Catherine Twan- Mr. Meseroll wilt visit hie "Mec- Delegate sey State Scholarship Conunis- One member of the graduating moh, Jeffrey Watson, Matthew ca," Monte Carlo, next year to sioou class of 1965, Lynne Warner, al- Wilkes, and Peggy Yules. participate in a race. He is also a member of the board of gov- Each scholarship, pays (5,000. so received a scholarship. NINTH GRADE: Richard 177, year or the amount of tuition, Senior boys receiving scholar- Brown, Patricia Conley, James ernors of the Toe and Heel Sports whichever is less. The awards ships are Charles Fa*, John Mc- Culpepper, Theresa Dzurina, Car Club. are renewable and may be held ELwain, Stephen Parsali, Steven Helaine Etsenberg, Btlen Han- Another favorite hobby of his throughout the period of under- Reynolds, Thomas Vosk and An- nery, Elvine Karyczak, Lynne is collecting antiques. Mr. Mes- graduate study. drew Wirth, Korteohaus, Neil Levine, Rebec- eroU has an 1845 rocking chair, ca Lorberfadd, Carol Lovenberg, handcrafted, and an I860 chime Senior girls receiving the Francis Grimes, director of Sharon Maidment, Debor.ah Nel- clock, which is handcrafted in awards are Betty Connett, Bar- guidance, reported that 90 stu- son, Laura Noddings, Laurence solid walnut. When he's not re- bara Crofcen, Jo Ann Gauthier, dents made application for the Petrisky, Howard Rippel, Earl doing furniture or racing cars, Phyllisann Kotza, Linda Lawton, scholarships which are baaed Siddons, Alan Spielman, Anna Mr. Meseroll relaxes on the Jane Utzelman, Anne Mindnich, upon need as'weli as the ability Staikos, Carol Tremper, Bar- local gun range. Marilyn Renton, Carol Runyon, to do college work. bara Weiss, Barbara Wyckoff and Karen Zietf. TENTH GRADE: Gild* Agno- ti, Jerome Blum, Robert Bucco, Lauren Ohiroo, Robert Olay, Lynda Conrad, Wendy Dolan, Le Teendervous Monica Fentik, Colette Francy, Charles Geran, Nadine Gersen, Darlene Giblook, Karen Grady, country club Mary HaLLarin, Suzanne Harris, Elizabeth Hopkins, Theresa Krochmalufc and Henry Licbten- John Rottenberg ttein. Also, Judith Magee, John NEW SHREWSBURY - Joha Moore, Deborah Morao, Susan Rottenberg, son of Rev. and Mrs. 1st. Anniversary Morey, Steven' Orbach, Marga- Isaac Rottenberg, 86 Glenwood ret Phillips, Seymour Pond, Bdl- Dr., has been chosen to repre- lie Jean Reed, Florence Schind- sent the Eatontown American ler, Audrey Sutherland, Linda Legion Post at the annual Boys' Tants, Michael Tomasetto, Bliz- State next month at Rutgers Uni- FRIDAY, MAY 27th SATURDAY, HAY 28th afbeth Rahim, Man* Valanwuw, versity, New JBrunswick. John Vargas, Barry Ward, Lar- A track and cross-country man MEMBERS ONLY THE ry Wattenberg and Sheila Wills. for the past three years, the ELEVENTH GRADE: Debor- Monmouth Regional High Schoot ah Barbaza, Scott Brown, San- junior is a member of the Na- " CLIQUE" dra Carman, Karen Ghristinat, tional Honor Society. He was a Club Party Douglas Clifton, William Collins, member of the Math Club, Bi- HELPS US CELEBRATE Christine Connors, David Ed- ology Club, is a Junior Class rep- wards, Phyllis Eovino, Stephen resentative and participated in WITH EMIL - MICK - JIM - JOHN - VIHMV Fisher, Laurie Fott, David "West Side Story." (M.tfOvr.l (M*ml»f1 (MMMher) (Mm* ID (TMflM) Green, Susan Groves, Patricia John Castellini, son of Mr. and Hatl, Unda Hjortfand. Mrs. Darius Castellini, K Leland the CHLAN U ICMKVMIS SfwtH HKM M iMtf WflJJ Also, William Keegan, EHen Ter., is John Rottenberg's alter- KruRca, Eliiabeth LaFragola, nate. He has also been active MEMBERS 1.25 Kancy ' Maloney, Jamea Marsh, in track and cross country, is a NO CHARGE Gail MowHL Roberta Potrnfcy, member of the National Honor GUESTS 2.00 Marci* Xkkumi, Howard Set- Society and >erved as president •ager, Linda Synder, Fioretta of bit class in his freshman and 9M TO 12:00 9:00 TO 12:00 i Infer* V«fa, Gary yean. Junior at Tampa U. Heads Student Body TAMPA, Ha. ^"WHIiani. C. Oafceroon, son of Mr. and Mr*. Charles L. Oakerson, «7 Pine Dr., Iitfe Silver, N. J., hw been elected president of the Uni- versity of Tampa's student body for 14*47. William, a Red Bank High School graduate, is a 21-year old junior and a history major. He wa« elected to "Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities" and is scholastic chair- man and vice president of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He received the OKtford B. Scott Memorial Key for highest scholastic average in Sigma Ep- >aon 1965 and is the Ulysses Grant Dubach award winner for greatest percentage of scholas- tic improvement 1965. A member of the Ulema Scho- lastic honorary society for two years, he is awaiting initiation William C Oakerson into Phi Alpha Ttoeta national history honor fraternity and Sig- ma Tau Delta nationa! profes- sional English honorary frater- nity., Attend Meeting He attended the Student Union Of Littoral Society leadership school and served his WINNERS of annual Electronic Associates scholarships are left to right, Paul HtMjhett fraternity as a representative to ol West Long Branch, a senior a+ Shore Regional High School; Nancy Mautner, New Mom By JUDITH ADAMECS the Student Government. Tfcte mouth, MiddWown Township High School, and Paul Blake. Colts Neck, Christian Brothers XEYPORT — The annual spring he co-c«pttmed ttie Uni- Academy. meeting of the American Littoral versity of Tampa'* j«n»r war- Society.was held at the Sandy sity crew taaot to aecond place Hook Marine Laboratory, Atlan- in the state of Florida. He was tic Highlands, on May 15. The recently a school representative Keyport High School chapter, un- to the Sbuthen Universities Stu- EAI Awards Scholarships dent Government Katoc'mxmta der the direction of Miss Kathe- three-day convention in Jacks**- WEST LONG BRANCH - Community Scholarships. outstanding scientific achieve- rme Pawlikowski, attended. Uoyd F. ChrUtianton, president Paul Hughett of West Long ment. After the meeting, a Dutch vile, Fla. of Electronic Associates, Inc., Branch, a senior at Shore Re* The assodatc scholarship was treat dinner was served at Sell Fast! The Daily Regialtf lies announced the three winnera gioaal High School, was award- jointly awarded to Paul Blake of Bahrs' Landing. Atlantic High- of the annual EAI Associate and ed the $2,000 Community Schot Colts Neck and Nancy Mautner lands. Classified. arship, awarded annually to a of New Monmoufh. Each will re- graduating senior from Long ceive $1,250. Any college-bound Branch or Shore Regional High son or daughter of am EAI as- FRI., JUNE 3rd School who has demonstrated sociate is eligible for thw schol- Norman Seldin arship. Paul Hughe**, who completed pre$enU his high school requirements in Annapolis three years, wiD attend Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology THE where he win major in mathe- Appointee matics. He is interested in com- puter technology and is design- YOUMfi RASCALS ing a digital computer which he hopes to have in operation this (GOOD LOW) summer. Paul utilized an BAI TH-31 analog computer for a plus ; school science project and won two "Outstanding ExMbit" SOUL SET - MOTIFS awards. 5 OLD MEN — DBCES Daring hie two years at Shore Regional, Paul has won nine MEED — MICHAEL awards for his scientific ability. JAGGED EDGE Me h» attended Newark Col- lege of Engineering and taken AT course work in computer pro- gramming. Recently he deliver- ed a paper on "Closure In Math- MATAWAN-KEYPORT ematical Systems" at the Moo- mouth College-Fort Monmouth ROLLER DROME Science Symposium. Paul's fa- - ther, Earl Hughett, ie a techni- 2 LOWER MAIN ST. cian at EAI in the Customer MATAWAN Services Department Paul Blake completed his high Admission school requirements in three years at Christian Brothers $2.00 M Advance Guy Kniericm Academy. He will be attending v Duke University this fall where or WEST LONG BRANCH — Guy $2.50 at the Door T\e will major in biology. After Knieriem, a senior at Shore Re- college, Paul plans to do medi- gional High School, has been cal research. He is a member *'or Information Call nominated by Rep. James J. of the National Honor Society as 566-8866 or 741-1618 Howard, (D3d Dist.JM. J.), tor well as a member of the football appointment to the United States and trade team. Paul's father, Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Peter Blake, is manager of the Guy, who has«also met all other Export-Import Department at TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: entrance requirements, is the son EAL of Lt. Col. (U. S. Army, Ret.) Nancy Mautner will attend ANDERSON'S RECORD and Mrs. John P. Knieriem, M Bryn Mawr after graduating SHOP Irma PL, Oceanport. from Middktown Township High AD ST. tfD IANK He has been an honor student School. She plans to major,in for four years at Shore Regional, FRANK'S LINCROFT payebolog/ and pursue a career The is a member of the National Hon- in the rehabtlitiation of disturbed BARBER SHOP or Society, president of the Key and retarded children. Nancy be- British N*wma Sprb* M, Ltaciwft Ctab, and vice president of Stu- came interested in this field as (StytiM9 by "Doc") dent Congress. He also has par- a result of her volunteer work ticipated in varsity football, bas- a* Marfcoro State Hospital. A look of CJ.S RECORD SHOP ketball, and gott. As a delegate member of the National Honor UctN< h Atbury Pork to Boys' State at Rutgers Uni- Society, Nancy has been active madras plaid slacks, 8.95. versity last summer, he WM in student government projects. SAL JR'S BARBER SHOP elected mayor of bis "town." Her father, Jacob Mautaer, m a Young Men's Shop, J. Kridel. HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN Guy will enter th« academy oa senior production engineer at June k* as a midshipman. EAI. frujflliin/iiiiiiiiiiiiliiWIMfflltfflro^ A Complex Process Growth of Personality EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. But- learns to be more independent death. It also often means ler, a clinical psychologist and and must prepare himself for diminished power and Influence Fair Haven resident, in addition eventual separation from his in the course of family, vocation- to his weeMy discussion of sub- parents and to live on his own, al, and civic events. It can, of S jects of interest to teenagers Adulthood implies that a rea- course, be a reasonably happy and parents, vM answer ques- sonably workable philosophy time if one has properly pr»« tions in this column addressed to of life has been evolved that pared for it financially, psychol- him in care of The Daily Regis- permits one to: achieve voca- ogically, and socially. ter, 40 Broad St., Red Bank. tional success, attain a satisfac- Ail of these stages are inter- Names will be withheld on re- tory marriage, and assume related in that successes and questr parental and civic responsibili- failures at each stage help or ties. It further implies that hinder one's adaptation at the By EDWARD S. BUTLER, one is not so much dependent next stage. For example: a child Ph.D upon and taking from parents who has not learned to control The development j and society but is able to be his impulses may have great dif- ality,. we have come to ap- Nancy L. Wood concerned about and give to ficulty when, later, sexual urges M preciate, is multi-faceted and others, especially children. come into play, or an adolescent extremely complex. The sum of who has not learned to be in- At middle age individuals must JOB these many factors, such as dependent may have considerable u adapt to lessened physical and heredity, family, the school, peer difficulty separating from his £ Institute Delegates sexual powers and, often, de- groups, social class, and the gen- parents and establishing his own clining health. This is usually NEW SHREWSBURY - Nan- Biology Club and is a member era! culture, are what we refer family. An adult who has not the age of the greatest assump- cy L. Wood and Pamela Jean of the Girl's Athletic Association. to as personality. worked out his marriage and tion of vocational and civic re- Hand, juniors at Monmouth Re- She has her Red Cross Senior A further complication k the vocational problems may fear sponsibility. Furthermore, at gional High School, have been Hfesaving certificate. In addition dynamic or constantly changing middle age. chosen to represent the Eaton- to working for a local dry clean- character of personality. A this age parents, especially mothers, must accept separation All of these stages bring their town Woman's Club and the er, she does tutoring. person's beliefs, attitudes, and own joys and their own miseries. Woman's Club of H&f/ Shrews- behavior change as he learns, from their children and must Phyllis j. Morgan, daughter of turn to other meaningful avoca- To think of all children as in- bury at the annual Citizenship Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan, grows and matures. Certain Institute of the New Jersey State basic personality traits may re- tions. On the bright side, many nocent; or of all adolescents as 43 Byrnes La., Eatontown, is al- of the burning issues of earlier happy; or of all elderly people Federation of Women's Clubs ait ternate for the Eatontown Wom- main more or less constant Pouglass College, New Bruns- throughout life but many others life such as marriage and career as living "golden" lives, is an's Club, Joan M. Field, daugh- have died down providing one ridiculous. To fully understand wick, in June. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. change as an individual copes has worked them out. and be helpful to people at any Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Field; 726 Sycamore Ave., is al- with the various demands and Diminished Power stage of life one must know Mrs. William R. Wood, 23 Eton ternate for the Woman's Club of challenges of childhood, adoles- their special problems. To help Pi., Eatontuwn, has been a mem- New Shrewsbury. cence, adulthood, middle age, and Old age, of course, often means ber of the color guard for the old age. continued decline of physical younger people one must know past ..three years, serving as as- The tasks of childhood Include abilities and health. One must the purposes and goals of each sistant captain this year. She has Students Take learning to control one's bowels cope with the illnesses and stage of life so as to help them been active in class activities, and temper as well as adjust deaths of friends and relatives, make adequate preparations for Student Council, Biology Club, Marines' Test to parental demands and expecta- as well as anticipating one's own the coming years. r and appeared in the recent pro- By KELLY SMITH tions. One must also learn a duction of "West Side Story." In MATAWAN - Matawan Re- language and get along with out of school activities, Nancy gional High School was repre- peers. School, with its demands was a Candy Striper at Mon- sented at the United States Ma- for the fine visual-motor co- mouth Medical Center, is a mem- rine Corps Physical Fitness Test ordination involved in reading, ber of the Rainbow Girls and recently by five students, Mi- seems to be a very difficult task teaches Sunday School at St. chael Sioss, Douglass Edwards, for many children. Finally, the James • Episcopal Church. David Shelbrick, John Burquet, child must develop satisfactory B. Pamela is the daughter of Mr. and Frank Ortiz. The test was emotional relationships, especial- and Mrs. Stuart C. Hand, 27 held at Newark State College, ly with parents, that will lead Olenwood Dr. A member of the and more than 50 schools were to a good self-concept. National Honor Society, she was represented. More than 500 stu- Problems of Adolescene a member of the Latin Club and dents participated. Adolescence demands the The students were picked be- continuation of satisfactory adap- RECEIVES GRANT cause they did exceptionally well tation of the previously men- LAKEWOOD - Sister Mary in the Marine Corps 'Physical Fit- tioned tasks. In addition the Grace, Ph.D. chairman of the ness Test held at their own adolescent must deal with prob- (acuity of natural sciences and schools. Events were the 300 lems of physical growth, prepara- of the biology department at yard run, sit ups, push ups, pull tion for a vocation, the in- Georgian Court College, has re- ups, and squat thrusts. All these creased importance of the peer oeived a grant to participate this events' were held consecutively, group, and the emergence of summer in an institute on history with three-minute rest periods sexual urges. Finally, he typical- «nd philosophy of science and between. ly challenges his parents' ideol- mathematics at American Uni- Matawan Regional High School ogy and begins developing a versity, Washington. finished high in the standings. philosophy of life. In short, he

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CROWNING MOMENT of the Junior Prom of Red Bank Catholic High School is caught by photographer as Nora Sheeban and Danny Phelan are crowned Empress and Emperor 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK by Junior Class president WilJam fiouffard and his daft, Magdalen* Korciynski. Them© Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings 'til 9:00 of the prom wai "April in the Orient."