High Court to Hear Districting Appeal Monday

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TREN1TJN (AP) - The New lature and signed into law by the U. S. Supreme Court's one not agree with Judge Wick," Republicans claim < the redis- sional seats and Republicans 4. But Assistant Attorney Gen- Jersey Supreme Court will re- Democratic Gov. Richard J. man, one-vote mandate. Wick Todd said. "In any event, the tricting plan was drawn to pro- The congressional primary for eral Joseph A. Hoffman, repre- view the state's new congres- Hughes, was constitutional. said the IS reorganized congres- issue is of such importance that mote the chances of Democratic November's election U sched- senting Hughes and the legisla- sional reapportionment plan sional districts were substantial- it was felt it should be decided Republicans claim the realign- candidates, particularly three uled for Sept. 13 and the filing ture, argued before Wick that rl Monday. ment is "an arbitrary and ca- lp equal in population. by the state's highest court." freshmen congressmen who were date for primary contestants is was necessary to cut across The court scheduled the hear- pricious gerrymander" designed Republican State Chairman . Sidney P. MoCord, attorney aided by President Johnson's Aug. 4. county lines since there are 21 ing after Republicans filed an to limit GOP voting strength to Webster B. Todd announced the for the GOP state committee landslide victory in 1964. McCord contended the plan as few districts as possible. decision to appeal to the State counties in the state and only IS appeal challenging the contro- who argued the case before Wick, Howard on List deliberately sliced up counties to versial realignment. But Wick said the charge, even Supreme Court. He said he had said he would rely on the same They are Reps. Thomas C. Mc- congressional districts. Hoffnjan create Democratic havens. In Superior Court Judge John B, if proven, would not be suf- discussed the matter with party grounds in his presentation to Grath of Margate, James J. said the population imbalances Wick of Camden ruled last Fri- ficient grounds to declare the leaders throughout New Jersey. the Supreme Court. MoCord said Howard of Wall Twp. and Hen- some cases, he claimed, there were inconsequential and well day that the plan, approved by plan unconstitutional. "There was general agreement he would merely enlarge upon ry Helstoskj of East Rutherford. were sizeable population imbal- within the U.S. Supreme Court's the Democratic-controlled legis- He said the realignment met that the Supreme Court might his previous assertions. Democrats control 11 congres- ances. guidelines. U.S. Navy Planes Rip Oil Depot, Encounter Old Model MIGlS's SAIGON (AP)-Carrier.biased U.S. Navy bomb- Viet Nam yesterday bringing the number lost to claimed killing 32 Viet Cong in three clashes 30 ers left an oil depot northwest of Haiphong in smoke enemy ground fire in the war to 281. miles north of the coastal city of Qui- Nhon yester- and flames yesterday and for the first time in the The helicopter losses do not include those de- day. Viet Nam war encountered old model MIGlSs. stroyed on the ground in Viet Cong attacks on air. The vintage MIGs were spotted by Navy planes Two MIG15S, the first of the type built by the fields or those downed by mechanical failure. as they raided a highway bridge 23 miles southeast Soviet Union, were sighted near Hanoi, but did not An Army Huey Gunship helicopter was shot of Hanoi. engage the American raiders. The MIGlJs, slow by down by ground fire 15 miles northwest of Saigon, One MIG was taking off from Gia Lam airfield, present standards, made their combat debut In the injuring four Americans, the spokesman said. early 1950s during the Korean War. The previous just outside the North Vietnamese capital. Another Army Huey was brought down by The other was sighted eight miles southeast of Communist jets encountered in this war have been guerrilla gunfire 45 miles northwest of Saigon. The MIG17s or the newer model MIG2Is. Hanoi. "Both MIGs avoided contact," a U.S. spokesman said there were no casualties. Both spokesman said, The U.S. command also announced that Ameri- helicopters were destroyed. can Air Force planes eluded a Surface-To-Air Mis- Once again air action dominated the war. Other Navy planes from the carrier Oriskany sile over Nortli Viet Nam today., Bath U.S. - and South Vietnamese military spokes- struck the Dong Nhan storage area 16 mile* north- TWO COPTERS LOST men reported no major ground contact with Com- northwest of Haiphong, sending smoke 20,000 feat Two Army hehcoptere were shot down in South munist troops. But South Vietnamese infantrymen (See VIET NAM, Page 2) Former Mayor Excluded from Policy Sessions

^VICTIM'S WIDOW — Mrs. Elvira Carnal, 26, of Pajsaic,'center, is comforted by ^Friend, right, as Keansburg First Aid Squad members offer assistance. At top right, '(quad outboard motor boat brings in body of her husband, Michael Camel, 29, who Moody Issue Looms for Demo Slate frowned yesterday an eighth of a mile off Keansburg beach. (Story on Page 15.) By FRANK W. HARBOUR /ears in Democratic .party pol- The announcement was in major party functions or policy iro-apartment Democrats writ MIDDLETOWN — Party dis- itics, is a member of the local sharp contrast to recent claims meetings for about two years, tttempt to defeat Mr. Roth and sension may be as much of a Board of Health. by the party leadership that Mr. and you can quote me. I have Mr. Ames, hoping that the GOP problem for Democrats this year The Democratic party rift Moody had decided "to come not been consulted on the choice contenders, Mayor Ernest G. County Library Aided as for Republicans. started V/i years ago with the back into the fold" and would, of candidates." Kavalek and Comrnitteemtn Har- The question Is whether "Moo- formation of pro-Moody and anti- this year, support whomever the Apartment Issue old H. Foulks, who have said dy Democrats" (former Mayor Moody factions. regular organization selected. Mr. Roth is at odds with Mr that apartments eventually are Earl Moody) will be a cohe- So far as this year's cam- Republicans note that If Mr. Moody and former party lead- inevitable, will be more recep- sive force which may carry weight paign is concerned, Mr. Moody Carroll, as an Independent Dem- ers Vincent Jennings and Mat tive to the current apartment in the general election. hlmsett has been silent. ocrat with backing by the Moody thew J. Gill over one issue, tha< proposals. By $ai,380 U.S. Grant Not CeosulUd faction, can poll a few hundred of apartment construction. Burke Support The Democratic steering com- how- Mr. Roth opposes apartments FREEHOLD -Award of alia* year, w». noted at the free- ptetrt within a year. Th« total mittee 'has turned former Town- H*. ..reseated yesterday, votes In November, it moid easi- Meanwhile, on the other side ly mean the margin of victory while Mr. Moody, Mr. Jennings of the political fence, where the federal grant of $81,380 for COD' holders approved plans for thi cost has been estimated at $712, ship Committeeman Edward J ever, that he was not consulted tor the GOP. and Mr. Gill recently teamed u (truction of a new Monmouth building and set Aug. 2 to tak 000. Roth and Thomas J. Ames as in the selection of M. Roth and factions are being labeled by regular party candidates for com- Mr. Ames. Asked if he plans to attend to propose a senior citizens apart some as "Burke Reppublicans" (Jaunty Library was announced bids. The site is a six-acre tract or mittee. As to whether he will support the Saturday dinner at The Cob ment complex in Port Monmouth (Committeeman Douglas R. yesterday by the Board of Free- Construction of the structure, the east side of Broad St. (Rt the party ticket or throw his bleStones honoring former Dem Democratic officials concedf Burke) and "Azzolina-Kavalek holders. which will be the first of two 35), Shrewsbury, a gift of build- At the same time, however, weight behind Mr. Carroll, the ocratic party chairmen, Mr that current differences of opinioi Republicans" (C6P leader Jo- The allocation, which is $31,390 planned for the county in the er Gene A. Genola from the Charles V. Carroll, describing former mayor commented: "I Moody replied, "I have not been over the apartment issue seph Azzolina), Mr. fiurke an- More than had been anticipated next three years, Is expected to Blades estate which he owns. himself as "a Moody Democrat, don't know. I want to study the invited." be, a key factor in prolonging nounced yesterday that ha wil ih an application was made start in the fall and be com- Howell Lewis Shea, Associates, has announced as an Independent candidate. situation and talk to Mr. Car- He added, "As a matter of party disunity. sulpnort Mr. • Kavalek ' and Mr. Philadelphia, is architect for the T Mr. Carroll, active for many roll." act I have not been Invited to Some are even predicting tha oulks for re-election. project which will feature an in- Asked if he would campaign depth research and reference igorously for the two men, Mr. Pay Contractor center as well as an area library Burke replied only, "I will cam- for the coastal region of the paign as I always have." He de- county which comprises about See Doubt Cast on Political Future clined to elaborate on the state- two thirds of the total popula ment. tion. For City School At the same time, Mr. Burke Id In Freehold reiterated that he is not seek- A second library will be built of 4 Keansburg Board Members LONG BRANCH-The Board of ago, had been in the board's ing the post of mayor. adjacent to the county Court Education apparently is satisfied eyes guilty of "continuing laxity By JAMES M. NEIUAND the committee posts and the two over their actions in firing Bob Mr. Andreach said he will sup- It is conceded by officials In with the work of its general con- House in Freehold. It will be an and indolence." KEANSBURG - The political board members are not included. Currie. port William Bowman in district rath parties that if the Demo- tractor on the $3.5 million junior area library for the Western Re- The invoice approved last night futures of four members of the Second Slate "They could have made them- 1 and Thomas Scabett in district crats take the election In Novem- high school because last night it gion and will be headquarters for was dated June 10. It represented Board of Education majority Former Democratic Council selves big men if they had the 5. ber, or even win one seat, Mr. decided to pay him. the county library director and the 11th payment the construction which fired teacher Robert T. man T. Edward Kinlin, who is a nerve to stand up and vote "I definitely agree with state- Burke will become mayor Jan. . In a special public meeting staff, and for the bookmobile ser- firm has received. Currie appear in doubt today. former school board president as against the administrators' rec ments made by Mayor (Leonard which was announced after it ice. S.) Bellezza and (board minority The board, in a June M letter The four hold county executive well, will support a second full ommendation. Mr. Burke's only resonse has was concluded, the board ap- Freeholder Benjamin H. Dan- member John J.) Ryan," he to its architect Richard O. Boy- committee positions — two as slate for the committee posts. "Solid Bloc" jeen, "The situation Jan. 1 will proved a resolution approving the skin, director of public buildings, include; said. ken, directed the architect to Democrats and two as Republi- The two board members are not "The five (which lave to be evaluated at that payment of a $66,600 voucher to said the Board of Library Com board president Mrs. Margare' "The town is in turmoil. I A. Kaplen and Son, Ltd., the approve no further vouchers for ans. included. ime." missioners had unanimously ap- Boyle) were a solid bloc. The; don't know what's come over >1 contractor from Engle- the Kaplan firm until oorrective Democrats Wallace E. Schsab, On the other side of the po- proved the plans ss completed stayed that way and didn't havt those people. They must be who, less than a month measures on the construction district 1 committeeman, and litical fence, former Republican were complete. by Daniel S. Briggs for the Harold C. Lovett, district 5 com- Councilman Martin C. Lohsen the nerve to bring any alleged drunk with power. That situa- Ban Burning architect firm. had this to say about GOP mu charges before the public. tion was handled very badly. Indignation Stirred mitteeman — and until now wide- RED BANK — The Westsrde Notice of the federal allocation nicipal chairman and board "They had their minds madi No Guts? ly mentioned as a possible re- lose Co. put out a fire at the Although criticism has been was sent by Roger H. McDon- member Charles Gee, district 3 up and couldn't be swayed. "They should have had the Heat Blamed aimed at the contractor's work placement for municipal chair- ear of stores on Newman ough, director of the state li committeeman, and board mem- I just don't know how Re guts to state why he (Mr. Cur- during almost the entire life of man Benjamin Andreach — will Iprings Rd. yesterday at 3:35 brary who administers the fed- be opposed by two candidates ber Douglas Foulks, district 5 publicans will vote in Septem- rie) was being fired." In 3 County the project, waves of public in- eral library fund, to Earle W. ber. In the past there has been Mr. Kinlin said his slate of i.m. digination were stirred when, on each in the September primary. committeeman: Hendrickson, chairman of the trouble getting candidates. Mr. candidates will be announced A short time later Fire Chief June 28, it was disclosed that The Register learned last night "I wouldn't venture a guess on county board of commissioners. Gee \s chairman only because nc within two weeks. Of Mr. Lovett 'eter Cellj issued a ban on open, Japanese steel was being used In hat Mr. Andreach will field a their future as committeemen Heart Deaths one else wanted the post." and Mr. Schaab, he had this to >urning until the current dry spell portions of the construction. Im- Mr. McDonough said $72,716 complete slate of candidates for but Republicans are up In arms • Temperatures just short o/ the say: nds. ported materials are prohibited by w» granted under a basic appli- MO-degree mark seared northern "They would have been the Chief Celli said the Newman state law for use in public school cation for funds provided by New Jersey yesterday, setting iprings Rd. fire had spread from construction. Congress for library construc- easiest to beat, without the Cur- f»cords for that date in Newark tion, and that $8,663 was added rie issue. in incinerator to some brush. The board's approval last night tnd Paterson. from funds allocated to othe Split Vote Appoints Gale "Perhaps the public Is awake He said no more permits will of the voucher apparently sig- In the shore area, the air was states and not used. now and will realize why I have s issued for outdoor burning somewhat cooler, but the humid- nalled that all Imported steel had worked for their defeat in the ntil it rains, and he urged the been removed from the site. When construction of a new ity still made life uncomfortable. library was contemplated in 1964, past." iublic to use extreme caution. Wilbur Lafaye, U. S. weather In its resolution last night, the Meanwhile, Mrs. Boyle began •iremen have been called out board noted that approval of the the freeholders spoke of a $100,- To Red Bank School Board observer at Monmouth Beach, re- chafing at the pressure and most daily for the last few 000 federal grant. At that time opinion, the Gale appointment i corded a high of 94 yesterday. voucher should not be construed RED BANK Clarence S. the February board of elections, (See CURRIE, Page 3) weeks. study was given only to erecting legal although lacking a clea It was not a record for this year. as approval of future vouchers Gale, 16 McLaren St., was ap- was one of three persons nomina- one building. majority. Qn July 3, Mr. Lafaye recorded from any prime contractor. pointed to a vacant Board of ted for the post. He received After the decision to build two "The question never has been s\ reading of 99. The low yes The junior high school project, Education seat last night. four votes. There was one blank structures was made, the board raised," Mr. Canzona added. terday was 70. which has been wreathed in con- The board split in naming Mr. ballot cast. Sewage Project Bids troversy since its start, is' already said it would apply for $50,000 Gale to the seat Charles H. Ray- Edmund J. Canzona, board Mr. Gale was nominated b> In Freehold, the high temp- some months behind schedule. An U.S. money on each. Freehold- nor resigned last month. president and an attorney, told Mr. Canzona. Donald J. Devlne erature was a warm 97. Low exact schedule-lag will be known ers said that they will seek an Mr. Gale, who will serve until The Register later that, in hip nominated Richard Johnson, was 67. chairman of the borough Plan- ; shortly, school officials have said, additional $50,000, or more, when Far Above Estimate Temperatures in the 90s are when estimate* from contractors plans for the Freehold building nig Board, who received two expected again today through- are collected and scrutinized, are prepared. 'Everybody Gives Something' votes. Dr. Ivan P. Polonsky nomi- LONG BRANCH-Bids for the The authority's grand design, out the state. Yesterday the heat nated Roy i. Ricci, an unsuc- first step in the three-section ivhich was originally estimated reached 99 degrees in Paterson cessful candidate for the board sewerage expansion were taken to cost $680,000, calls for the ahd 98 in Newark, hottest ever last year, who received one vote esterday by the Sewerage Au closing of the Long Branch Ave. in those cities for July 12. Boost Burnt Fly Bars Vote Change hority, with the low bidder more treatment plant and the enlarge- The heat was a contributing Today's Index While the ballots were being than $60,000 above the budgeted ment of the Joline Ave. facility. factor in three deaths in Mon- .'The Jehu' Birch Society's biggest burden is explained counted. Dr. Polonsky, who ap- estimate When completed, the Joline mouth County yesterday atribut- In fifth of six-part series Page It Fund Up to $1,100 parently hadn't realized the ap- The Thomas Procter Co., Inc., Ave. installation will bs capable able to coronary failure or occlu- pointment would go to the nomi- if North Fifth Ave. had the low MARLBORO — By adding a and asking for money to aid the of handling 5.4 million gallons sion, according to Dr. C. Mal- Pitching dominates All-Star game won by National nee who tallied the most votes on tase bid of $419,040.55. The other a day. The oor-to-door fund raising cam- fight to preserve the bog. Joline Ave. plant colm B. Gilman, county physi- League, 1-1 Page 18 the first ballot, declared he want three bidders and their bids were now has a paign to its program, the Com Although Mr. Halleran's re- 1.4 million gallon cian. Interaatloaal Amateur Athletic Federation "slap" for ed to change his vote to Mr. Allstate Associates, Inc., of Ver- daily capacity, while the older mittee to Save Burnt Fly Bog tainer is (1,250. the committee : The two men add one woman 'Pfles, Russian.? Page 18 Johnson. ona, $532,447.50; Catt Corpora Long Branch Ave. plant lias a reached $1,100 last night Inwards said he has already agreed to whose deaths yesterday the Mr. Canzona refused to let ion, Lloyd Rd., Matawan, $511, nominal capacity of three mil- Late blue chips' weakness drags stock market to legal expenses in its fight to halt handle its proposed litigation. county physician Investigated all him change his ballot. '07.50, an DiAnnunzio Bros., Inc., lion gallons. sharpest loss since June 2t _ Page I bog landfill operation. The door-to-door approach will were more than SO years old. "I don't want the press to re- )f Scotch Plains, $507,439.80. continue until at least $2,000 is However, the Long Branch But, pointing out that during the Page Page The group announced that port tomorrow that the board The bids were referred to the raised, said Mayor Walter C. plant, which was built in 1885, past month several men and Allan-fcott I Editorials tohn R. Halleran. Middletown, behaved like a bunch of hyenas," uithority's engineers and sc- is relatively Inefficient and cost- Grubb, Jr. Mr. Canzona said. women in their early 30's also Amuameate M Herblock las been engaged to seek a court ;ountants for study. ly to operate, authority mem- rder to send Dominick (Ace) "I am very confident of suc- "It wouldn't make any differ- have died of coronary failure or •bths ;_....„..-.!. 1 Movie Timetable .._...... 24 Last December the authority bers have said. occjusion. Dr. Gllm«n advises OMturiea Manzo's landfill variance back cess," the mayor said, He added ence anyway," Mr. Canzona lotcd that the first segment of The first step is expected to Jim Bishop t all adults, and especially the SyiVIa Patter ...... o the Board of Adjustment for that a member of the political added alter the ballot* were he expansion plans was bud- be completed a year after con- elderly and those .with coronary Bridgge .! „ M Sports > ..U-2t mother hearing. opposition party has even con- counted. ;ete<| at $357,000. struction begins. tributed but he would not dis- conditions, to limit their diets to Johs Chamberlain I fteck Market The latest fund-raising ap- Board members opposing the The first step includes construc- The •wtire project, which Is close the man's identity or the coo) liquids and to restrict their Classified 11-21 Successful Inverting proach was started Sunday as appointment said Mr. Gale re- tion of a pumping station, force being funded by the authority Cemks JS TatevMoa _.. 24 ore than- 25 committee mem- amount. cently had resigned from the main and utility Installation at without the use of bonds, li ex- • (See WEATHER, Page 2) Cntnrord Fume lets began pushing doorbell* (See BURNT FLY, Page 2) (See GALE. Page 2) tha Joline Ave, treatment plan. pected to take five to sjft years. } July 13, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER ftflfteiiia* Weather Weather Nwr Jersey: Partly cloudy (Continued) continuing hot and humid today acUvitiei durtag hot weather. Births [Joining p™ scatter*! thunder»howm devel- 2 Held, 2 Suspended oping late in day continuing into g UtvderLocal Codes Noting- that mitt is a "com- tonight. Low tonight upper 60s •OVERVIEW RED BANK - Stiff fine* were rigan presented the testimony for and 70s. Tomorrow, fair hot but plete food," Dr. Gilman said it Red Bade In Hearing For Rape Grid Team set last night by Magistrate Fran- the borough in both cases. le,ss humid high again in 90s should be substituted for solid Mr. and Mis. Patrick McAl- foods in the diet. MIDDLETOWN — Robert cia X. Kennelly for zoning and Eugene Jones, 13& Central Friday's outlook, fair and hot. FREEHOLD - For raping md Roger W. Stohl, 17, of Pease ry (nee Eleanor Ellison), 39 Foster, policeman, is turning health code violations. Ave., was fined $110 tor being - "Stop eating — cut out solid 15-yearold Howell Township girl :ourt Dr., Shrewsbury, son, yes- football player. drunk and disorderly in the house MARINE oods altogether," Dr. Gilman two 17-ye»r-old youths were sen Jack E. Stohl, 16, a brother :rday. John A. Acerra, owner of the The Township Committee last of Ernest Belldo of the same May to Block Island: recommends. ttnced yesterday to indeier t Roger Stohl. am) Kenneth A. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mewman Springs Market, 54 New- Cape nightl granted Patrolman Foster address. Mr. Jones had signed as- 10 to 20 Don't drink any liquids heavier inmate stays in Annandale Refor- Rue, 16, of 10 Tennent Rd., were Inee Sydney Sharon), 79 East man Springs Rd., was fined $1,- Southwesterly winds a six-month leave of absence to sault and battery complaints matory and two 16-year-old 'jven suspended reformatory sen- Wilson Cir., Red Bank, son, yes- 500 for adding to his store without knots today with higher gusts in than milk, and don't drink ther join the Brooklyn Dodgers pro- against tlnce other persons, in- youths were given suspended re :ences and were placed on one- a variance, and,Herman Singer, thundershowers late today and ce cold, Dr. Gilman advises. An y fessional football team, in the eluding Mr. Belldo, but they formatory sentences. All four ,car probation. owner of West End Club Apart- t night shifting to northwester- emember to sip them slowly, h Mr. and Mrs. John Gratton new Continental League. were dismissed. ly 10 to 15 knots late tonight were from Englishtown. The girl was offered a ride ments, 105 Locust Ave., was adds. nee Anne Koerkel), 28 Nevada If he makes it, he will not be Jean McKenna, 26 Locust Ave., continuing tomorrow. Variable in a car July 7 by one of the fined $500 for failure to put up Three other hot weather don't 'ITie four accepted a juvenile r., Hailet, daughter, yesterday. returning to the force. Fair Haven, and Shirley Alte- cloudiness today and tonight four boys whom she knew. They from the county physician! hearing instead of having a Mon- Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hil- Mr. Foster, 26, was a member mus, Berkeley Heights, chance of scattered thunder- traveled to a wooded section Mr. Acerra added a walk-in mouth County Grand Jury con- ;en (nee Eleanor Toth), 4 Essie of Middletown High School's 1957 fined $60 each for being drunk showers. Fair tomorrow. Visibil- —Don't smoke. ilong Ryan Blvd., Freehold Teezer to the outside of the sider the case for prosecution r., Matawan, daughter, yester- championship team, and was All- and disorderly; Margaret Brown ity three to six miles locally —Don't flrink alcoholic bever- Township, where each assaulted market, and claimed it wa.s a in the county court. They plead- ay. State tackle that year. 74A River St., was fined (25 for near one mile in thundershow- ages. her. MONMOUTO MEDICAL permitted accessory use. He was ed guilty. If found guilty of The Dodgers recently adver- using abusive language to a ers inproving to five miles or —Don't take sedatives. Neighbors nearby heard her also charged with parking com- statutory rape jn an adult court Long Branch tised for try-outs and the patrol- neighbor, and Donald Martin, 145 more late tonight and tomorrow. screaming at 11 p.m. and called Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nangle mercial vehicles and operating a And one not weather do: their sentences could have been man was accepted to report to McLaren St., received a suspend- police. The boys were apprehend nee Dorothy Taylor), 21 Holly gas pump there, but no evidence —Do sit quietly. up to 15 years in jail. the training camp, at Randall's ed 30-day sentence and a year' TIDES ed by Trooper Joseph Keller of St., Rumson, son, yesterday. was presented in that regard The three persons who died Sentenced by Juvenile Court Island, New York. He will leave probation for assaulting his Sandy Hook the Tennent Barracks. Mr. and Mrs. William Towler Judge Leon Weiratein to the July 20. Magistrate Kennelly said he wife. TODAY - High 4:42 p.m. andyesterday were: The Rue youth admitted to nee Mary Ray), 23 Ryess PI., state reformatory were Charles standMr.s Fostersix fee,t 58thre6 eTurne incher s Dr.and, set $1,000 plus $10 court costs] protesting that his court was low 11:18 p.m. -Annie Laurie Wlngert, M, of Judge Weinstein that 15 quarts Eatontown, twin daughters, yes- E Nedia, 17, of Conmack La tips the scales at 265 pounds. He as a reasonable penalty in^ light 5eing "used," Magistrate Ken- TOMORROW - High 5:12 am 18 Bayside Dr., Atlantic High- of beer were in the car and that erday. has been a member of the police of the fact that the violation nelly allowed dismissal of two and 5:42 p.m. and low 11:12 am lands. She collapsed at home «ad the group had been drinking. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Booth department three years. wa,s cumulative and could have assault and battery complaints, was pronounced dead at 2: SO p.m You cannot participate in nee Doris Wagner), 36 Willow For Red Bank and Rumson cost the defendant $200 per day,and charged each complainant bridge, add two hours; Sea at Monmouth Medical Center. Gale these crimes of force," Judge it., Port Monmouth, daughter, He said the violation had existed Long Branch, where" she was esterday. $50 in court costs. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long (Continued) Weinstein told each of the boys Asks Alternate incc January. taken by the borough First Aid just before he sentenced him PERTH AMBOY GENERAL Court records listed the signers Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- borough Civil Rights Commission, Mr. Acerra is scheduled to of the counter-complainu as Mil-lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Squad. She had » history of cor- reportedly for lack of time, and All were neatly dressed and wel Perth Amboy Day Watering onary disease, Dr. Gilman said. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stess (nee apply for the needed variance ton Fowler, 130 Bank St. and MO had cited other Interests and groomed. "These crimes SHREWSBURY -May- —Theodore Van Ungen, 65. o! Ina Dolfman), 104 Horsehoe Way, at tonight's meeting of the Zon-Pearl St., and Idoma Dunn oi against nature and against the or Frederic Messuia last nigh Franklin Lakes, who was taken lack of time when he resigned law Lincroft, a son, Monday. ing Board of Adjustment. Idoma Jones of 140 Leighton Ave from the board of education 10 s of our society." urged his citizens to follow i ill while on the fishing boat Cap- STATEN ISLAND Mr. Singer's violation was al- and 228 Pearl St. Jury Blames None of the boys had any state- water conservation program rec tain Joe II out of Belmar and years ago. Staten Island; N.Y. so cumulative, Magistrate Ken- Dr. Polonsky. noting that Mr. menu to make on his behalf ommended by the Monmoutfc prounced dead on arrival at Fit- had Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Steers nelly said. Besides being fined Gale's wife, Helen, has been Both 17-year-old youths Consolidated Water Co. Charge Driver Man's Death kin Hospital, Neptune, at 2:50 previous records and were on (nee Joan Kobes), 7 Chestnut for each day the apartments were -hired to teach in the borough There is no water shortage, he MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - p.m. The boat put in at the Avon probation. The 16-year-old boy: Ridge Rd., Holmdel, son, Mon- scrcenle.ss, each apartment in the •school system, raiiec. the ques- said, but to maintain adequate Stephen R. Macon, 26 Leonard Coast Guard Station «nd that did not. Kenneth Rue was or day. 40-unit complex could have been On Soldier : tion of possible conflict of inter- pressure residents living in even Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was ar- borough's First Aid Squad too!: dered to have psychiatric exam- considered a separate violation, test. numbered houses should wate rested last night on charges oi FREEHOLD — A soldier now Mr. Van Ungen to the hospital. inations made. he said. ; Propriety Questioned lawns on even numbered day drunken driving after he had stationed in New York was found —Emll Pennell, 51, a summer Mr. Singer testified that guilty of causing death by autc ; "I wonder if it is appropriate Viet Nam of the month, and the other sidi been examined for intoxication resident of 3 Watson PI., Mant- yesterday after a four-day trial . to name to the board someone (Continued) of the street should use sprin- screens storm sash and screen by Dr. Marc Krohn. Ball was squan, who died at his home at Youth Is Held doors had been ordered a year before Monmouth County Judgi •who has been so active in par above tiie depot. It was visible klers on odd numbered days. set at $225. 10:15 a.m. Mr. Fennell, who was ago, and repeated telephone re- Alton V. Evans. Uisan politics?" Mr. Polonsky from 140 miles away, the Navy under medical treatment for a In Girl's Case quests have been made subse- : asked. said. WIN RECALL TEST PARKED CAR HIT The soldier, James E. Pulling, coronary condition, is a winter quently. The same company de- MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - A Aerial photographs confirmed HARVEY CEDARS (AP) - LONG BRANCH- An automo- was charged with killing Alfred resident of 241 North Sixteenth '. Mr. Gale is a former GOP 16-year-old Adelphia youth is be- livered screens for other apart- 1 Crudup, 115-A West Farms Rd ' candidate for mayor. the reports of pilots that two The mayor and a town com bile owned by Hazel Seward ol St., Bloomfield. ing held in the county juvenile de- large storage tanks and possibly mitteeman were upheld by a 3-2 ment projects in the area, but Farmingdale, Sept. 17, 1964. Po- : Mr. Gale, who wai present at 440 Hendrickson Ave., was struct tention center' after being three went up m flames, the margin in a recall election Tues- the Red Bank screens havn't lice reported that he Jost con- the meeting, said he had been by a hit and run vehicle earl charged with raping an 11-year spokesman said. day in this municipality on the come through, he said. trol of his car on Rt. 537, Free- ENDORSE McGRATH _rj tr t ^ ill ¥TT. : - _t_ • _ . * i S*M •• this morning while it was parked assured by a spokesman for the ord'Freehoia"Township"girl! State Navy fighter-bombers also Barnegat Bay. Since the complaint was signed hold Township, and struck Mr, BUENA VISTA Unr li tr» lltOMtlMkriidilll "'•mi I" picture lutx |im in thi finut la fully trmiitontftf wd comtl with S PrcjKtar with atlll ftlctvra ana* r»- Muhlcr, secretary, was that the cotor pvimmttct. (Iyer, sent to every township IW1U oilridpi. varit control. resident, did not identify the MM mimiM MCNIC cnurii (»mmittce, Once residents Mail for family m »v>i nictiic Minn I.M net nu uci IIIII for itptit ilicinixrietninf! UiM- Void nclnf In mniilurt! Thit knew the people behind it, she Mi|M MlincM rwWIi, m il.rv Trca Rotd Raca i«t Includo Im tfnlpi. tlati t/ick, fMlioli, t said, they contributed. I NOTE * IM nMalM > "Everybody gave something," «KMf tin. Major prize wimws will be announced July reported Mrs. Kate Jackson, a supporter who also li township T HUM*U OIL • mrrnitw coMftwn. «•«• 31—«ave your Lucky Tipr, Monty! tax assessor. ; ' ' - I, JoJy 13, 1566-8 Boynton U THE DAILY REGISTER tested beach condhion. from Sea 2 Offici; View to Cooper Aves. After Viet Sea Duty To City Planners The mothers, wfcoee spokesmen waa Mr.. Murial La Conte of 71 BANK - Lt. (jg) CUncy LONG BRANCH-The rejected oW council to gain election to For Services Marine Ter., waited in the iwel- D. Boynton, Jr., U.S. Nival Re- zoning ordinance last night was the new governing body. SHREWSBURY - Mayor Fred- tering council chamber for more serve, ii en hit wty home. ordered fubmkted to the Plan- Last night's council meeting irick Messina last night directed than an hour with a swarm of Next month hU ship, the New- ning Board for further study. was the first public meeting since >ertificates- of appreciation sent small children for their chance port, R. I., baaed destroyer USS TJ>e City Council, at the urg- the swearing-in ceremonies July ;o two officials stepping down to be heard. Dyesi (DDofO), will complete rom their positions. ing of Councilman Amtdeo V. Ippolito, ordered the document, William Miller, the Princeton "It is a veritable lovers lane her purag* from Viet Nam, One will go to William Wardell, where she has been giving naval which was turned down in the attorney who represented the in the evening," Mrs. La Conte •rime mover in the founding 11th hour of council-manager gov- Better Government League in its said of the dirt road along the gun support to American and of the Shrewsbury First Aid back to the Planning court appeals to have the gov- beach strip. She said the area South Vietnamese Iroopj against Squad, who is moving from the ernment, ernment change referendum de- attracted undesirables u well. Viet Cong targets since January. borough. Mr. Wardell organized Board. clared valid, was ordered paid Asks Open Beaches On the pier to meet Lt. Boyn- the squad and was its first presi- However, the Planning Board ton will be his wife, the former dent. which orginally drew the ordi- $1,500 for drawing the new coun- Mrs. La Conte, who said the Sarah Hoyt, and Amanda, the nance is not the Planning Board cil's administrative code. The residents of the area were "neg- three-month-old daughter he has The other will go to Lester C. which will now study the ordi- code, an ordinance, was intro- lected continuously" under the never seen. Scott, 18-year secretary of the nanc«. Actually, only two of the duced July ] A public hearing former government, called for Board of Education and before is set for July 26. Lt. Boynton'j main jobs aboard board members, Chairman the boardwalk to be extended that a member and president. He Appoint Haas the Dyess have been gunnery Charles Polk and Vice Chairman from Sea View Ave. to Cooper will resign as of Sept. 30. Daniel F. Haas, urban renewal liaison officer and combat in- Thomas Mauro, survived the Ave. and to have those beaches Praise was received by council director, was named director of formation center officer. government change. opened to the public. from Ulrich H. Schaer, 31 Clover- Mr. Mauro was an opponent of the Department of Building and She said the present conditions Tremendously Accurate' dale Cir., New Shrewsbury, who the ordinance while Mr. Polk, Development for a four-year were bad for the area's renting \ As gunnery lialsion officer, he said the prompt action of Patrol- although he saw flaws in the term. Both the title and term potential. collected information from anil man James Hagan and the first document, urged its passage are stipulated in the administra- Councilman Cioffi, who noted lery spotter" and converted it to aid squad saved his son's life. How the seven new board mem- tive code. His term as urban re- that while the political appetites firing data for the ship's guns Lt, (jg) Clancy D. Boynton, Jr. Gregory Schaer, 19, was seri- WATER RESCUE DEMONSTRATED — Familiar hou..- bers will receive the measure in newal director was for one year. of the five coundlmen were ob- In a letter to his wife, the young ously hurt when the car in which hold objects, such as me ironing board above, Can be its present form is uncertain. The duties for both offices are viously whetted, said it was an officer said, "Our shooting has was hastily summoned from her he was a passenger crashed into used in water rescue, as illustrated by members of the May Loee Funds the same, only the names are administrative matter which been tremendously accurate." upriver postions to give emer- a tree on Sycamore Ave. June If an ordinance is not passed different. should be handled by the mayor. As OIC officer, Lt. Boynton's gency support to South Viet- 26. Pequannoek First Aid Squad last night at the Atlenhurst by Nov. 1, the city stands to Joseph F. Emmons' term as He promised a mayoral review Job Is navigation and tracking namese troops attacking a Viet Beach Club. Mrs. Gloria Sweeney holds her 13-yeor-old lose substantial federal funds for city health officer was increased would be held. submarines. Cong base camp 20 miles up the its urban renewal project. from two years to four years, as son John afloat while Jerry Ring, left, and Hamilton The council agreed to allow Th« destroyer completed 10 coast. On one such mission, the Zoning Board The only members of the old was ttie term of G«orge H. Wool free parking on Broadway from days of nival gunfire support Dyess fired 135 rounds of rapid Duffy slip the board under ttiem. The demonstration was City Council who voted for the ley, public works director. 7-11 p.m. Friday, July 22, for July 1, firing 2,394 rounds of fire in four-run salvos, destroy- sponsored by the Wanamassa, Oakhurst, Allenhunt, and ordinance were Coundlmen Hen- Council President Henry R. Ci- Retail Sales Days sponsored by five-inch sheila at 11 Viet Cong ing or damaging six structures and ry R. Cioffi «nd Amedeo V. Ip- offi gympathiied with a delega the Greater Long Branch Cham- Seat Given D*al first aid squads. targsU in the HI Corps area several earth emplacements, si polito, the only members of the tion of some 25 mothers who pro- ber of Commerce. to South Viet Nam. Her firing lencing ground fire and leaving In support of search and clear a large number of Viet Cong To Groggins operations in the Mekong Delta casualties. MONMOUTH BEACH-Stanley Harris Made was co-ordinated with jet and During the period of politica Groggins of 20 Ocean Ave., here, helicopter strikes. turmoil at DaNang, the Dyess' New York, and Washington, The Dyess is the third destroy- guns kept Viet Cong activity to D.C., attorney, was named to the Member Of ar to navigate the shallow tida a minimum with high explosive local Board of Adjustment by waters of the Saigon River. She and illumination fire. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson last Export Unit YOUR CONFIDENCE IN OUR FUTURE tired on Viet Cong land targets Lt. Boynton will retire from night. from as dose as 2,000 yards. active naval duty on his return The appointment fills a P»st Several times the destroyer in August. vacated by Edwin Feste when he was named to Borough Com- mission early this month. Needy School Pupils Mr. Groggins is a 1922 gradu- HAS HELPED US GROW ate of Fordham Law School. He is the Washington representative Your eenfidenee in the' Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company is a soureo of satisfaction to us. of an international organization Again, we are pleated to inform you tha bank has the highest assets, deposits and number of customers in To Have Free Milk dealing in materials for the U.S. pur history.

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The PTA indicated that It wa government stockpile. He Is a ' ' \ •-••"•,-. Pupils who can not afford to willing to pay for the milk and member of the National Defense We believe this growth is due to: purchase mrik will receive it had asked the board to pay foi Executive Reserve and a mem- without charge, the Board of Ed- food. ber of the Defense Minerals Ad- 11 Improvement of our competitive poiition with other banks fn the araa. ucation decided last night. Mr. Errickson reported that, ministration, U.S.. Department of 21 Nifura} growth, both in the population and the resource, of the County. the Interior. Board member Harold Tobias according to board auditor Ar- 3) Greater service to our customers. • • ' ' estimated that surplus funds in mour Hulsart, money from the A former New York City resi- the milk account would be used dent, Mr. Groggins has lived milk fund could not be used to All 15 of our offices have increased burmas.. Th* Central Jertey Bank and Trust Cempiny h« just to supply these children with defray the cost of lunches. here 12 years. He is married had tho biggest six months ever. - * • , • free milk, up to a maximum of Mr. Errickson estimated tha to the former Miss Marie Reilly 50 half-pints per day. School of- children from only one or two of this place. ficials estimate that less than 20 families are in need of lunches. In his first legal post, Mr. Statement, of Condition, June 30, 1966 children are unable to buy milk. Mrs. Schaible reiterated the or- Groggins was associated with the Surplus funds in the milk ac- ganization's concern for these law firm of the late Fiorello H. count result from the fraction of children and agreed to meet with LaGuardia, then a congressman CoHtngwood J. Harris ASSETS a celt "profit" which the board school Hoard members and the and later mayor of New York. makes on each container. The administration to discuss ways WALL TOWNSHIP - Colling- MJ DM AMI tab _____ 10.670.U7.I2 board sells milk for three cents of providing the lunches. wood J. Harris, of Wall Town- per half-pint and it receives an- Resignation ship, a New York city adver- UJ. .I,9M,U4J7 other three cents from the feder- tising executive, announced to- 24.3M,7e5.t4 al government. The board pays day that he has' accepted an In- 1.044.37I.M approximately five and opt-half Couple Sues By Oiisholm vitation of U.S. Commerce Sec- cents per container. ' •-' 4 retary John T. Connor to be • M.I.MI..M Superintendent ' Marshall "Er Foi Storage Is Accepted member of the New York E* leak MMhHjs 721,311.11 rlckson said that under federal port Expansion Council. ; e71.S44.4l regulation*, the board is entitled FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The The group is one of many es- AttMl 175,411.31 to sell the milk for four cents per Of Beer Board of Education accepted the tablished in urban centers to stir half-pint, charging the extra cent resignation of board member Al- more activity by American com- 137,105,745.41 FREEHOLD - A Farmingdale exander Chisholm at last night's panies in the world market. for the expense of handling; but couple filed suit in Superior Court meeting, and a resolution of Mr. Harris, whose duties In- lt has never elected to do so. -yesterday against the Howel! thanks for his service will be elude supervision of the Pan Prodded by PTA Township Board of Adjustmenl UAIIUTIES spread upon the minutes. American World Airways ad- Mrs. Henry Schaible, record- and its zoning officer to use twc Mr. Chisholm has moved to vertising account, is a candidate CoylM Stack, 1,311,400 at SIM par _. 3,471.000.00 ta| secretary of the township buildings for storage of beer. x Illinois. for the Republican nomination Capital N«t* • 2,000,000.00 Parents Teacher Association had The couple, Mr. and Mrs. San- for Congress in the Third Dis- The board authorized contracts urged the board last month to ford Kalb, Addison Rd., Farm- trict. S.ttO.000.00 {or two new staff members: Miss take action to provide food and ingdale, were denied a variance :, ' , UM.2t4.77 milk for those children who can May 12 by the board to use an Joan Langston, a remedial read- not afford to purchase or bring existing warehouse and garagi ing teacher, at a salary of $5,900, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ 11.141.214.77 them. , on their property for the storage and Mrs. Sylvia Freed, social Board Buying worker. Mrs. Freed will work two *R*tarva far Lacnr-_ ^ 1.O41233.M . ; LEGAL NOTICE of beer, bottles and cans. The buildings now are used to store and one-half days per week at MvMaa- Na. 32, Payabk My 1,1M4 277.410.00 > gurniEHd an annual salary of $3,500, Awning Sets ,... .— Board ot Education soft drinks. 1,247.417.22 wfll Met*rt staled bids for Uiefur. Personnel committee chairman FAIR HAVEN - Meeting In nlattaf N ths following <°r the 1966-97 The zoning officer, Charles C, the new administration offices Otfcar LiaMRtiM 3S9.233.S5 school ytar at a meeting to be held Widdis, refused to issue a per- Harold Wells announced that the aTTon P.M. In the High School Care- only remaining unfilled teacner in Knollwood School, the Board taria, Harding Road, Red Bank. New mit and the board refused the of Education last night authoriied ' 122.WO.t44.00 JtrMy u Tuesday, July N, ISM: positions are those for a firs Bread at Rolls variance since the land is zoned purchase of two sets of awnings, grade teacher and a half-day 137.t05.745.4t let Crtam agricultural and the usage is not at $93 each, to keep out the hot Milk kindergarten teacher. Fuel oil a permitted one. un. Installation of Ovtrhead Superintendent Marshall Er- •R»nrv»a) fer jean uite'tr e fermuit •psreverf by Hie Internal Ravtmie Servise. Door Ja Steel I-beam. The suit contends that the Superintendent Charles E. Rtpalr Shop buildings were erected and used rickson announced that 207 chil- A ewtlfiad duck In the amount of Howard reported that construc- tMO.00 shall accompany each bid. for storage before the adoption dren have been registered to date tion was almost complete at the Etelflcauona mar be obtained at the for kindergarten and another 10 office at tka Secretary, 76 Branch of the existing zoning ordinance Willow Street school where ad- IOARDS OF DIRECTORS Artaoe, KM Bank, New Jeney. and, that the storage of beer does to 20 registrations are expected ditions and alterations have til* Board reaervai the rliht to re- by September. ERWIN E. AUSENSTllM RICHARD W. STOUT THEODORE W. MeftlNNESS DOUGLAS DOWNS ject air'and all bids, award bids In not increase the non-conformity. been made. in, • !•—-••• JaJi—HsaasJ———Ojssatask—i Artomty. Stout & O'Hoom The planned kindergarten pro- AUQHwmn NHnvracwnnj Vic* •ntldtnt, Jtttph OarleaWl whole or part and waive Immaterial Edward M. Rothstein, Lake- Work at Knollwood school is , Orjonlornora Informalities If deemed to the Boards wood, represented the couple. gram will have room for 250 KOIERT I. IARI.OW DANIEL S. WEIGAND GEORGE I. WHITFIELD adrtfttmit to do so. progressing slowly, he- added. PrnMsnt DONALD C. HEMIUN6 RICHARD J. LYON children and Mr. Errickson ex- PratMtnt, StertUry pects that the schools will have HAROLD W. IRYAN W. D. WILLIAMS STANLEY O. WILKINS OnriM B. HomMng ft Sen .Dated: tatr u. uas Steering Wheel Snaps eryoi Radla t TttaritlM Prssldsflt, Doctor . July U » this number before the end of the Nsw Jtrsty Natural Got Co. DONALD E. LAWES, SR. - FOBUO NOTICE RED BANK - David B. Kolo- 196W year. Currie ROSS I. CAMERON Pmldtnt, Lawta Coal Co. BALE Or rBOPEBTY diiej of Union Beach told polio ExscuHn Vies M IRUCE C. WOOLLEY •ARMINGDAL! TAKB NOTICE, that the Borough ot The board approved the em- (Continued) Ownrn C«. the steering wheel- of his ca JOHN I. MOVELLE OoJoe Btach will o«er for isle it ploying of school librarian, Mrs. storm since the board action HENRY kAPP. JR., Chmn. Doctor public auction the following parcel of broke in his hands just before WILLIAM D. CLAYTON . J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY Rgpp's l*fln*m Farm BoroUfh owned land: The Borough h*» Carolyn Duckett, for two weeks Thursday night. She issued this Clayton Farms County Cltfk, Mwmwiiti County rtettrtd an offer to purchase the par- a crash yesterday at Broad St. HARRY VAN IDERSTINE, JR. etl In the amount Indicated. The sale during the summer at a salary brief statement yesterday: H. SHERMAN RUSSELL PrMldsnt, Johnson Boat Works and Harding Rd. His car, turning JOHN C. CONOVER Ruttsll * Cook shall take pllce at the UNION GAR- of $150 per week. "I would welcome a state, Rsol Estatt ond Insurant* ALLENTOWN DEN* FIRE HOUSE, Park Avenul, out of Reckless Pl. went out of HARRY E. MILLS STRINt} UKI HEIGHTS Union Beach, on Hooday, July 25, IMS t Mrs. Margaret Callaert will be county or national inspection If It 1:16 P.M. at which lime said ofter control and struck two cars on AUGUST H. DAESENER Mills Crant, Strvlo 1 employed *s a part-time book- they desire it. Amsflean Hofsl Company J. ED6AR WILSON. Chmn. A1RAM D. VOORHEES to purchase shall be considered end Broad St. He was not hurt. Construction, Inc. may ba rtjected or confirmed awl keeper for 21 hours per week and "The mayor used very little Ssnlor Viet Prtaldent Chairman ratified, provided no higher price or ERNEST HALL ALEX VINCE batter terms ahall then be bid for NOTICE 41 weeks per year at a rate of intelligence and judgment In get Executlv. Vlca Praaldanl EDWARD W. HARVEY Via PmManl, H. R. IRINDLE said "property by any other personl. S2 per hour, for a total of $1,722. Horvty Farms MorrntM OiavroM Agoncy Doctor The Sale Is also subject to the ap- PUBLIC NOTICE ting into this controversy with- ALFRED J. HOLLAND provsl of the Municipal Finance Com- For Sale, one 1934 "Ford-Oarwood The board approved t con out consulting the superintendent Holkmd aV MeOmnty EARLE ft. HENDRICKSON OLIVER IROWN CONOVER mission of the Division of Locsl Gov- 18 yard cspsclty garbage truck. Truck MATAWAN Oliver Brown Conovtr 1 Aisoclalss ernment. msy be seen at 75 Chestnut atreet, tract for Mrs. Callaert, noting (Thomas C. Garrison), principal H*n4rlcknn I Dllirusn, Inc. Red Bank. New Jentey, RAYMOND F. JOHNSON GEORGE C. GIGER ProapecUve bidders may mall writ- that money for this position has (William DJMaio), or board sec- Stnlor Viet PrMldtnt ma PETER J. ROLLO, Chmn. Plesie [orward bids lo John Bryan, H. ALVIN HENDRICKSON Prtsldtnt, Glaer Ford tin bids for said property directed to been provided in the budget. retary (Mrs. Mary Lou Acker- dnlrmon Extarttvt CsmnmN Rath Transit Csrsarttlon the Borough CUrk, Municipal Build- Borough Clerk, 32 Monmouth Street, Assistant Treasurtr JACK V. RICHARDS ing, Florence Avenue. UnlotJ Beach, Red Bank, Nev Jersey, man). J. WALLACE McCUE ERWIN E. AUGENSTJEIN Vice President, N. J., living the name and acidreis JOHN BRYAN Osntlst J. J. NOLAN Augonstsln Manufacturing Hew Jtney Natural Goi Co. 01 the bidder and the amount of the Borough Clerk To which Mayor Bellerza re- . Company bid, or any bidder may bring Ihla July 19, II, 15 Joseph M. Nolan t San torted: ANDREW MILLIGAN JOHN O. IENNETT, SR. bid In writing to said place nr msy NOIICK Vi« PntlatM EDGAR N. "EPPLER HONORARY orslly bid thereat. "Srparal-e sealed bids for the rollow Will Protest "Had I approached tile super- S«tntrrs Garaot, inc. The property In he Ing will be received l>y the Middle, MAURICE A. POTTER Praltr Funtral Moms JULIUS E. FUNK subject to the following conditions and intendent, the principal, the sec- ARAM A. CAPTANIAN town Township noard or Education al Attomty. Portsr f, Gagllane) Ooctor Ulnk. Csrtr and comoany restrictions: the Administration Bullrilng, 59 Tlndalt retary or even Mrs. Boyle, I am J. HAROLD SMITH 1. Subject to such state of facts ss Road, Mlddletown. N.J. up to S:M Littering By certain I would have been given WALTER W. REID, III Vies President HERBERT COTTRELL, JR. CARL McDERMOTT sM accurate survey and Inspection of P.M. prevailing lime on Wednesday, Hsfbsrt Cottrsll & Ion Rttlrtd the premises msy disclose. July 30, 19M. no more satisfaction than they Pmldtnt. Charms Company 1. Subject to covenants, .conditions CHARLES I. SMITH J. HAROLD SMITH 1 Gasoline lor 1M8-1MT gave more than 100 residents PETER ' ROLLO JAMES C. DAY sn. Secretary EDWARD O. CLARK THOMAS C. DaFELICE. Chrnn; dlstely al said lime pay to the Bor- July 13 15.9« ment of Conservation and Eco- Slots Sanater \ i. EDGAR WILSON community, however, I had been Assistant Vlca Preildsnl PrMldtnt. cireli GhtvrtHtt Senior vice Prtildint ough 30% ot the purchase, price. The NOTICK nomic Development and to P«ter asked by countless residents for balance, In cash . or certified check TAKB NOTICE lhat Bhop-ltlts o shall b« paid .within W> •!•>» follow- llonmouth. Inc. a corporation of th J. Gannon, chief of the state's my feelings. I let it be known ing which th» Borough will deliver a Slata of New Jersey has applied t Marine Police. Bargain. and Bale Deed to the IUC- the Township Committee of Middle- publicly where I stand." THE eessful bidder, failure I" comply town Township tor a limited retail die Mayor Sidney D. Johnson said In a blistering weekend state- with this requirement will result In trlbution license ror premises sltusted forfeiture of deposit ss liquid.IM dim al 1300 State Highway 19, Mlddlelown, la.!t night the letters will be an ment the mayor charged that the N. J. attempt to get state action to The sue< uful bidder shall also pay action of the board majority was for Iht costs of advertising tht sale Objections, It any, should he mad< curb the,floating litterbins who a "debauchery and travesty of and prtparatlot/ of the Deed, and tales Immediately In writing to Thomas T, on Int property to bt assessed and Conrad, Clerk or MMnletown Towmhlp. dump trash overbhard near the justice." CENTRAL JERSEY RANK adjusttd from Ute date of sale. Shop-Rile or Monmouth, Inc. borough shoreline. Ths,. Borough reserves tht .right to By Ssth Beller, Prei. - Treas. rtjtct any and all blda for any reason Beth Beller, rrei. - Tress., Director The governing body also moved FIRE ON BOARDWALK •hatsttvir. -' , 5 Johanna Court to reinvest $50,000 In gix-month KEANSBURG-Fire last night Tht land to l>a sold It described Wast Deal, N. J. ALLENHURST • ALLEMTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN • FARMINGDALE as follows: - • Barbara Beller, Secretary, Director certificates of deposit with the caused slight damage to a pub- PAFtCIL NO.—L DESCRIPTION ON 5 Johanna Court INI TAX MAP-»loek IM, UH I. 1,0- West Deal. N. J. Monmnuth County National Bank, lic restroom on Beachway at the FORT MONMOUTH • FREEHOLD (?) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • LONG BRANCH CATIO«-f*M Park Ave. APPRO*. Stockholders owning 10% or more ol Red Bank. boardwalk. aizi fir LOT-WHOO. orrmtcD the cspltsl stock: pjuett-Jijooon. i •eth Beller Firefighters from both local MARLBORO • MATAWAN • NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY • SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS MARY SABIK, I Johanna Court Wait Deal, N. J. Sell Fasti The Dairy Register companies extinguished the blue Mtmbsr fitdtxal DoposH httursrun CwpwMwi July 13 Borough Clerk IU.M Classified. Irf IS minutes. •it u July II. M V —^ —*- . * , July J3, 1966 THTDAILT REGISTER Obituaries Will Check Middleiown Committee Grants M Scout Correspondent Tells Stream For THOMAS BEVACQUI MM. MARGARET H. CARTW Chapel Hill Tennis Club Permit Of Findings on Expedition LONG BRANCH — Thomi TRENTON — Mrs. Mtrgiri Pollution MIDDLETOWN - Despite pro- An ordinance was introduced Ir, 3 Gayle St., Part Monmouth, By THOMAS E. McDONIGLE Building, In Tulsa, OUa., as anBevacqui, owner ol Tomm) H. C«rton, 75, of 1205 Parkwa; SHREWSBURY - Alleged pol- tests by the Chapel Hill Asto- creating the pent of director o jistrict U, to Dec. 31, ISM, and (The writer is official cor- endowment. Diner, Broadway, wa,s p Ave. died Saturday in Merce* lution of a local ttream is going ciation, the Township Committee youth gervicei. William P. Gan Bertram H. Walters, 63 Martin respondent for Monmouth County nounced dead on arrival Mor Hospital. She was a former res- Rich in wild game, the ranch to be checked by state authori- last night granted a variance for non, Atlantic Highlands, is slate( )r., Lincroft, district 25, to Dec. Boy Scouts participating in an day morning »t Monmouth Met ident of Everett. has deer, elk, coyote, antelope, ties. I 1250,000 private tennis club on to be appointed to the post July II, 1668. expedition ai Philmont Scout ical Center after suffering Mn. Carton was t retired mountain lions, buffalo, wild tur- Councilman Warren B. Minton Portland Rd. 26. at a salary of $8,071, thr The appointments give the Re- Ranch. New Mexico.) apparent heart attack at church organist, choir director key, and bear. Its hills and can- gave council his non-professional facility, to be built by salary of a police captian. lublicans a 5-? board mijortty, PHILMONT, N.M. — This band diner. tnd piano teacher. yons teem with bird life. Its opinion last night. "It stinks to Dr. and Mrs. Koon Tuck Ma, Three members of the Repub- kicking up one seat, that of Vin- of 67 Explorers and older Boy Mr. Bevacqui, 69, lived at She was the widow of Andrew flashing streams abound with high heaven," he said. Rumson, will have four indoor lican county executive committee cent P. Lamb. Scouts, and their five adult lead- Tabor St., here. He was born D. Carton and she is survived game fish. Amid the wilderness Under investigation is the and four outdoor courts and a *ere appointed to the Board of The new members replace Mr. ers, from Monmouth County, Italy, son of the late Anthoi by a daughter, Eleanor D. Car of tree*, flowers, and grasses, the northernmost brook that crosses gymnasium. Health: Edwin J. Ensign, 42 Pa- Lamb, Edward Schumann tnd N.J., have reached their destina- timeless record of the rocks is aand Maria Bevacqui, and livi ton, and a son, William H. Car- in Long Branch 57 years. ton, both of Trenton. the borough, Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek cast cific Ave., East Keansburg, dis- Frederick A". Eldridge, who ire tion after a five-day trip from!lesson in geology trict 21, for a term ending Dec. now serving on the Sewer Au- He was a membsr of Hoi Funeral services will be today Mr. Minton said he checked the only dissenting vote, saying Freehold. We will be in camp 31, 1967; CharlM A. Krams, thority. This summer 18.000 scouis will Trinity Catholic Church, here. st 2 p.m. from the Poulson and complaints and found the brook he had favored the proposal but 12 days. his mind was changed by area i test their camping skills. They Sun,ivinR are his wife. Mar; VanHise Funeral Home and bur- white in color. That condition was residents. jwiU camp on the trail, carrying thret sons Anthony, Thomi will be in the Greenwood traced to the dumping of milk lis year, ^1 their own equipment and cook l;r and Louis Bevacqui, and Cemetery. by the Shrewsbury Dairy, he Association members said a national camping area for ing'their own food. Honebackl,),^),^, Mrs Rita Webster, said, and the next time variance would enable a com- Scouts In America. It comprise* he checked it was black. Both mercial establishment to locate 11-221 acr« nf rueeed western ?*"*' bo"° P"*"* *nd ""iM here; 11 grandchildren, ai JORDAN SERVICES cL'nrv on the ^toSes o^ the **"*" <*#"**** «• •»« of two brothers, Jack Bevacqui times it smelled, and Mr. Min- in a residential zone and de- Man's NEXT Best 1 NEW SHREWSBURY - Ser- country on me slopes o< i" '.)., rhillrn» Beuno- s Aires»•--, - an--d LouiJ I_.Ij Bev- D«>x .vices for Dallas Jordan, M otof n said he suspected ra,w sewage value property. Sangre de Cristo range, of the "* ctmiltn**- Explorers and their *cout bud qui of Rome. 2« Cherry St., who died Monday had been emptied in it. Francis X. Moore, attorney for Great Rocky Mountain chain. in Riverview Hospital, Red He said Christian Holfman of the applicants, a&serted that the The ranch was a gift of War* dies will take part in pioneering A RRequiei m Masi will be fered Friday at 9 a.m. In Ho Bank, will be field Saturday at :he Stream Pollution Division of ratable would enhance property Phillips in 1938 and 1941. His Friend is his PATIO treks in the mountains. They will Trinity Church, following 2 p.m. in Calvary Baptist the state Department of Health values. The committee majority grant included land, a residence, jljh IMj said it agrees. m vices at « a.m. In the Woolli Church, Red Bank. Burial w would make ths investigation. Funeral Home, here. be In White Ridge Cemetery, The committee introduced an K?5£ v Eatontown. WLUK STOLEN ordinance adopting the recently- . . . Alwa/$ waiting, always comfortable, To help develop and maintain ;'r activities. MISS A. L. WINGERT LONG BRANCH - The New completed Civil Service job re- the Philmont Ranch, he also pre- A project for the'Monmouth ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ersey Coast Transfer Co. re-classification. Salaries will not always inviting . ... Ready to turn any «ve- sented the scouts with a U*tory]group' will be a visit to Pike's Miss Annie Laurie Wingert, WCTII Meeting x>rted to police yesterday the b« released until the code is modern office building, PhiItoweri Peak and the Carlsbad caverns. Bayside Dr., died suddenly yei heft of a refrigerator dollie finally approved and a separate ning into pleasurable moment*... Handy for terday in Monmouth Medici In Ocean Grove rom one,of its trucks Monday salary resolution adopted. Pub- Center. OCEAN GROVE (AP) - Del- light. lic hearing is July 26. entertaining, relaxing, barbecues. .. Easy to Born In Elizabeth, Miss Win egates of the Women's Christian gert had lived here 18 yeara Temperance Union from six east- care for — the first is the only expense .. . 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Case The letter isn't intended for publication., Still, the lady who wrote it has to much psychological Insight into the Potential Democratic U.S. Senate to look far and wide in order to human heart that the words should be shared. Her boy Lyndon candidates continue to either hide, come up with a candidate of distinc- had been married 10 days. Rebek&Ji Barnes Johnson worried run to the hills, or else politely say tion to oppose Senator Case. But, as about him because he was willful, ambitious "no" when it comes to be considered of this moment, no potential candi- and stubborn. She worried a little about the to run against incumbent Republican date has been mentioned who can flashing-eyed bride, Claudia Tayjor, too. The girl - called Bird - was much Sen. Clifford P. Case. even begin to stack up to the able more mature than the boy. Mrs. Johnson Former Governor Meyner made it Senator Case. wasn't sure she endorsed the quick mar- clear that he would prefer to remain The Democrats painted themselves riage. Lyndon had a good Job in Washing- ton. He was secretary to Congrettmta a prosperous attorney and business- into a nifty little corner when they Richard M. Klebern, and thl» could lead man rather than oppose Sen. Case. said Mr. Meyner was the only candi- to great things if the boy kept hit mind on And state Sen. Ned J. Parsekian was date who stood even a remote chance his work. smart enough to decline the oppor- of beating Mr. Case. With the former Ten day*hsd sone by- Thqr hid "°* tunity to get the Democratic nomina- governor out of the picture, the written to her. So Rebekah decided to tion. D. Louis Tonti of Holmdel is Democrats are not in the position of pocket her pride and write to them. More than that, the having too much fun watering the having to eat those words. decided to write with affection and understanding, and at the same time to win her daughter-in-law to her heart. New Jersey cultural desert and All of which leads us to make a "My precious Children": she started. "Thinking of you, running his highway authority on suggestion. If the Democrats find dreaming of a radiant future for you, I someway find it dif- the side. they must invade the GOP ranks for ficult to express the depth and tenderness of my feelings. a candidate, why not give their back- Often I have felt the utter futility of words, never more than That leaves in contention such now when I would wish my boy and his bride the highest and political neophytes as Warren Wilentz, ing to Senator Case? After all, they truest happiness together. That I love you and that my fond- Middlesex County counsel, and John have been saying for a long time est hopes are centered in you, I do not need to assure Jwi, C. Bullitt, director of New Jersey's that he is more of a Democrat than my own dear children. ' a Republican. While we take issue "My dear Bird, I earnestly hope that you will love me anti-poverty program. as I do you. Lyndon has always held a very special plica But that doesn't mean that the with that statement, we can safely in my heart. Will you not share that place with him, dear Democrats, in their hunt for a can- say that the senator has shown he child? 'It would make me very happy to have you for my didate, might not cross party tines is independent enough to cast party very own, to have you turn to me with love and confidence, loyalties aside and make his decisions to let me mother you as I do my precious boy. and go into the Republican camp for * * * a candidate. Over the weekend, the in the best interests of the nation and the state. "MY HEART is full of earnest wishes for your happiness. name of Fairleigh S. Dickinson, Jr., From a mother's standpoint, however, I can scarcely say of Ridgewood, blossomed forth. He is We know it is highly unlikely that more than this. I hope — and hope you know is composed of a liberal Republican, the same tag New Jersey Democrats could muster desire and expectation — that Lyndon will prove to be M given Senator Case. The word is that tender, as true, as loyal, as loving and as faithful a husband such a high degree of statesmanship as he has been a son. May life's richest blessings be yours, Mr. Dickinson, who voted in Repub- that' they'd give their support to Sena- dear little girl. lican primaries from 1956 to 1961, tor Case, but it is worth considering. "My darling boy, I rejoice in your happiness, the hap- but not since the latter date, may Who knows? If enough possible con- piness you so richly deserve, the fruition of the hopta of be the man the Democrats select tenders continue to reply in the nega- early manhood, tht foundation of a completely rounded, life. tive, this could happen. I have always desired the best in life for you. Now that you We certainly want the Democrats have the love and companionship of the one and only girl, I am sure you will go far. "You are fortunate in finding and winning the girl you It's a Beautiful Season love, and I am sure your love for each other will be an In- These humid days may bother some Sweepstakes Regatta queen was centive to you to do all the great things of which you are people, but ifs a beautiful season. For selected. She is Kathy Boyle of Bel- capable. Sweet son, I am loving you and counting on you one thing, it provides a change in ford, who will reign July 23 and 24 as never before. when the Navesink River at Red Bank Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth "Now, my beloved children, I shall be longing to see you conversation topics. Only a couple of toon. Write me. Enjoy your honeymoon in that ideal setting, months ago, most of us were greeting will be the scene of the Sweeps then hurry home to see us. • . our neighbors each day with such regatta. "My dearest love to ,you both, sorry queries as "What has happened Miss Boyle is a lovely girl and we What's a Wife Worth? "Momma." to our spring season?" wish her a successful and happy time She read it again, unconscious of the large firm Word How would you like to put in more than Seamstress ,1.3 2.7S 3.98 script, closed the envelope, and mailed the letter. Lyndon read as queen. With the good looks of the If you have doubts about the merits 99 hours a week filling at least 12 different Dietitian „...._ , 1.2 3.90 4.20 it, and was glad that his mother loved his bride. Bird read runner-up, Judy Jensen of River Plaza, occupations wWdi require Intelligence, skill, Practical Nurse .6 2.00 1.20 it and taw the intellectual flag of truce wiving between her of July and its weather, check with the energy, patience and are worth $172.98 in concessionaires along the shore. The and third place winner, Esther Sarik and her mother-in-law, and she melted. The two, in conten- of New Monmouth, we wonder if the the marketplace—but which pay you pre- TOTAL 99.6 S172.M tion over one young man, fell into agreement and affection. • weekend of the Fourth was a swelter- cMy $0.00? judges hadn't considered making it a * * * • • * Ing affair, the temperature flirting with On top of this rero dol- AS A HOUSEWIFE myself, I submit that three-way tie. lar reward, how would you 'THE BRIDE saved the letter. It was read again and the 100-degree mark and finally em- even this impressive dissection of what the again. The author reposes under the shade of live oaks and The next stop on the contest trail like to have virtually no Chase palls "the most demanding Job in bracing it. There was even a slight chance of a salary (much cottonwoods on a Texas ranch. It is her daughter-in-law who America" it not complete. For instance, shark scare to send the bathers scurry- was the preliminaries for the Miss less a raise), no assurance stops the car to place a vase of posies before the headstone. what about her occupation of hostess? My USA World competitioa One of the of the time or duration or She and her mother-in-law grew to understand each other ing to taverns and hot dog stands. The BLS source puts the rate for a hostess at caliber of a vacation, no more than the young husband knew. ringing of the cash registers was so results was that another county $1.75 an hour. If we assume she devotes four Manhattan Bank in New York product or her obviously vital labor. When charm. The secret ambition of most boys. It brought back memories. He saw the boys carrying of the girls' home towns are in Mid- worked up statistics on 12 of the tasks the she plants a vegetable garden, all that counts males is to be a beauty contest judge. average housewife performs daily, the num- the packages of tinsel, the colored ornaments, and the trees. dletown. That township long has been in GNP it the value of the seeds, fertilizer Pleasurable as it may be, judging such ber of hours the devotes to each and the or whatever she buys. Not included it the ' He was sorry — very sorry — to tell mother that he would a performance isn't always easy. known as farm country. This year's going rate of pay for each task in the New much greater value of the food which results. not be home for Christmas because be needed $30 for spring most bountiful crop obviously is York area. With the help of the Bureau of tuition. He could afford the trip home, or the tuition. Not It certainly couldn't have been easy Labor Statistics, I've conservatively updated If the value of the housewife's services both. So he put Ms love in an envelope and remained at peaches. As we've been saying, it's were added to our GNP, it would push the last Thursday when the National the figures. Here's the economic profile of school. a beautiful season. the U.S. housewife, summer 1964. "tize" of our economy over the trillion dol- Rebekah Baines Johnson blinked her eyes and Mid Job Rate Value lar mark (30,000,000 women multiplied by that this was the kind of boy she wanted to bring up. per hour per week dote to (8,000 a year added to this year's Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington Nursemaid estimated GNP of around $735 billion!) Housekeeper Of course, there are fringe benefit! at- Cook ...... tached to this Job—intangible in many cases From Our Readers Dishwasher but indtsputedly of value on which there can Anti-Poverty Housecleaning Laundret be and ihould be no price tag. You need no Food buyer hint from me to figurt out what they are HW tegWer welewnea letlen frem Hi readan, iroviaM WASHINGTON-The bungling and tum- OEO director — for the purpose of using Gardener .. or why they make this seemingly moat un- they cootala signature, address and telephone number. Lettart bling anti-poverty agency it under new hit task force's report as a blueprint to Chauffeur . desirable "job" the most sought after in ihoold be limited to Ml words. They shoold be typewrtttsa. management. reorganite the anti-poverty agency. Maintenance man .... IT our land. An letters are subject to condensation and edlttag. Endorse- While R. Sargent Shriver still has the There are no surface indications that ments ef political candidates or commercial product! are aot tMe of director of the Office of Economic Shriver It balking at that. He and Harding - acceptable. Opportunity, the actual running of the big, appear to be getting along harmoniously, and sprawling, trouble-ncked no evident objections are being raited to the John Chamberlain: These Days agency ii in the hands of new officials Harding is bringing into OEO Coverage Appreciated a career expert in govern- to help him with his difficult undertaking. ment administration — with Oakland Street School * • * Red Bank, N. J. White House authority and To the Editor: orders to clean it up, UNDER TIGHT WRAPS — All this is Wilkins Speaks a Truth tighten it up and straighten taking place strictly sub rosa. We appreciate the coverage you have given Oakland Street it out. In fact, the existence and contents of the In raiting the issue of "black power" process of combining and recombining for School thli year with picture! and articles. task force's critical report are to secret and giving it a political twist, the leaders of reasons which may be ethnic at one time, Mrs. Moore hat been most co-operative and so has Mm. He is Bertrand Harding, that members of the Senate Labor Committee CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) and or economic at another, or even religious or • Marko. The attendance at. our "flower show" held June 1 who as deputy director if were unaware of them when Harding ap- SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating spiritual in a third instance. What seems was greatly increased because of Mrs. Marko't excellent now No. 2 OEO official. peared before it to answer questions regard- Committee) have taken a backward plunge like an unbreakable "power structure" at article. Formerly Deputy Internal ALLEN ing his OEO appointment. that brings to mind that one moment may lie in utter ruins the next, We thank you. Revenue Commissioner, he Significantly, he never said a word about slightly batty period of the It follows from the very complexity of a Gratefully, was shifted to OEO for the express purpose Nineteen Twenties when the fluid capitalistic economy and a regionally of putting its widely assailed house in order. the study. Lillian Jordan, Principal It's very unlikely the report ever will be American Communist Party diversified country that any "bloc" which In tackling this mammoth and thorny was going all out for some- wishes to get anywhere must keep itself Job, Harding hat the benefit of a compre- made public. A congressional committee might demand it, but whether the White thing called "self-determi- poised to make new alliances. hensive analysis of the many things wrong nation for the Black Belt." House would release it is highly conjectural. * * * Cynic's Corner By with the anti-poverty pro- In telling the Senate Labor Committee This particular Communist gram. He knows all about what he plans to do at OEO, Harding gave plank, if I remember cor- THIS TALK of "total control" leaves no this detailed study because a few revealing clues to the contents of the rectly from cub reporting •cope for minorities anywhere; it if pro- he w*s in charge of an report. days in New York, ww the foundly at variance with the spirit of white concoction of a Hungarian unannounced interdepart- "I will have primary responsibility for In- backlash that failed to msterialiie during CHAMBERLAIN representative of the Com- mental task force that com- ternal management of the agency," he said, the presidential campaign of 1904. munist International who went by the piled it. "freeing Mr. Shriver for more activity in Fortunately for the Negro communities, pseudonym of "John Pepper." This group of career the public sector with Congress, outside Roy Wilkins, the executive director of the administrators was quietly groups, the press and other areas which are In time, the Communist* learned that National Association for the Advancement of set up by the White House not so much within the management area ... Hungarian theorists were not necettarily to Colored People, hat bean around long enough when It became alarmed There are management techniques that will be trusted to formulate policy for the Ameri- to remember what the slogan of "self-de- over lite mounting chorus of and can be employed to get more consistency, termination for the Black Belt" did to extend SCOTT can scene. They sent "John Pepper" back outcries about OEO snafus, more uniformity, greater responsiveness with- to Europe, dropped the Idea of buHding Mack the period of lynoh-Jaw psychology in south- •caudal* and numerous other shortcomings. in the organization, and I shall do my beat republics in the Deep South, and took up the ern commonitiM where Negroes were prac- With Democrats ss well as Republicans to install these. refrain, "Communism ia Twentieth Century tically at numerous at whites. His speech 1 •aetigtting the program. President Johnson "I wiH particularly get into situations Americanism. * at the 57th annual convention of the National and hi* political lieutenants became con- where there is some difficulty of inter-agency • * • Association for the Advancement of Colored cerned about the strong likelihood of wide- People in Los Angeles was both Infinitely relationships, and attempt to get better co- WITH HIS RECENT accent on reviving spread adverse repercussions In the fall courageous and Infinitely wise. ordination between them and OBO." the Popular Front atmosphere of the Jate state and congressional elections. In the hope Nineteen Thirties, Gut Hall, the U.S. Commu- of heading that off, a task force was created I doubt that any single member of CORE nist Party leader, can hardly be accused of to go over OEO from top to bottom and or SNCC hat ever heard the name of "John selling the "Mack power" line to StokeJy 'iubmit corrective recommendations. Pepper" or even recalls the period when the Carmlchaei, the new head of SNCC, or to Communists were advocating separatist Mack Under Harding, this backstage group Floyd MoK.is.lck, the leader of CORE. This republics fa, Alabama and Mtatk.lppi. This WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, MM •pent six weeks minutely analyzing OEO and time the idiocy of raiaing the specter of country It not long on memories. Because preparing a 200-page report with more than "black power"—which It simply another way «« Unmt m.. tut mm*, at. A yesterday it an unramembered book, we 100 finding*. I7« Stt. M, UUMtn, H. *. of saving "telf-datermination" for the> Negro repeat the idiocies of the past In every new M KM* H«J» m.. rraakatt, N. i. Shriver is said to agree with many o( r» tmlm. l».. BraHk, N. J. wherever he it in a position to get on top- generation. I reaHie that praising Roy Wilkins them. He knew about the study and re- teems to be native-grown. in this column lor opposing the separatist portedly approved of it when Informed by The idea of "black power" Is idiotic in idiocy may only expose him to taunts of the President. But Shriver did nol initiate it. the American world for the simple reason "Uncle Tom." But when Roy Wilkins says It was entirely a White llou.se idea. that thl* H a pluraKttic country of manifold that "black power" la a "revert* Ku Klux So was Harding'! appointment as deputy "blocs" which make-law by • oonttauout Wan," be aptaka • troth that out* b* heard. "Just lat Chi no try •ora«thinql" ft From Our Readers FRHS Board Tables Proposal To Cut Student MarkingPeriods tBBHOLD — The Freehold betweenoeriod roemos slso be dent for seekinc immeditte sc- motion oat of order because, he "Thi, Is • motion In futility," being cuBtcuSfdt Irorfromu minute Bt books bu« that the Job proMMy irsa Ik Regional High School Board of adopted. tion on a report which had been said, only the president could he said. "Only the president Education split Monday night on under study for a long period appoint committees and that he makes committee appointments. will take until November. Litters Mr. Shugart said this would as administration proposal to re-mean that teachers would be oc-but had been submitted to some would not change the present set "The attitude of the board has "If I appoint him to the com- be Bated to m TVj ihwU b* typamitttsu duce the number of student :upied 12 times during a year board members only last Friday up. always been to go along with mittee," said Dr. Lewis about AB letters are subject «e marking periods. in grading students and that the and others last night. Norman Rued, of Howell the administration, whatever the Mr. Tergis, "it would be like telling Mr. Chieff that he has et edltkal cewttdates ar eommtrcUl producti ar» >ot After 90-mioutes of debate, the personalized mem<>s would take Mr. Shugart said that the plan Township, is chairman ol the administration said was law. No recommendation from a , 15-more time than actual mark- was an educational question and combined committee. He said he one (on the board) lias ever hud to nave him h*lp." member (acuity committee pre- ings. He said the additional bur- one which did not necessarily would resign to have Mr. Ter-a Creative suggestion since I've Mr. Chietf had said that if Mr. sented by Lehman Shugart, su- den would rob time from teach- have to be presented to the gis become chairman, but Dr. been on the board (10 years). Tergis wanted to help go through perintendent of schools, was ta-ing and defeat the purpose of board. But Dr. Jacob Lewis, ol Lewis said lie would nol hear of "I know of no members better the books he would be welcome Reagan Editorial bled. the bajic suggestion. Freehold, board president, said any changes. qualified for this committee (Mr. and that perhaps the job Might "Wlllowround" Mr. Shugart said teachers fa- "This is a matter which has board approval wa* required to Mr. Tergis said the proposed Rucci, Dr. Eugene C. F. Errick- be wound up by October. 1M Conover U. t vor four instead of six marking been studied in a professional revise marking period sched- committee, which he suggested son, Ambrose Jennings, and Though he said he would b»ve' Mlddletown, N. J. periods, with teachers' written way for more than six months ules since the question had been to have three members, would Irving Eggert). If the commit- accepted a committee appoint- Td the Editor: comments to be sent home to by members of the staff and I previously determined to be onereview the policy manual tees won't do anything, what's ment, Mr. Tergis said examin- Your editorial. . , "All Make Believe" hai left thit reader parents between marking pe- think the recommendation is a of school policy. minute books to pick out all pol-the point of having them. If you ing the records was only a part wry much confuted. riods where students are apt to good one," Mr. Shugart laid. "I On the issue of policy, John icy determinations over the want to look up the minutes of the job. The major part, he First, I cannot understand why you have devoted valuable fail or who are not performing feel strongly about it. Tergis, of Marlboro Township, 10 years. or the policy book, nothing is to added, would be making recom- •pace to an event so far removed from your and my expe- to their reasonable potential. "If it is to be changed to con-touched off another hour and a Then existing policies, con- stop you." mendations on policy enforce- ritttce . . , really, what do we know here in this part of New Stalemate Reached tinue six marking periods, then half talk, proposing division of flicts, revisions, and additions Several members suggested ment, improvement, anpl elimi- Jersey about the issues in the state of California. We have til Gilbert D. Landes, Freehold you had better just send it back the present policy and public re- would be considered and recom- that Mr. Tergis be added to the nation. We can do keeping up with New York's vagaries these days. Township, threw the discussion to the committee and tell them lations committee. mended to the board as a whole, committee, but Dr. Lewis re- • Second, if you must climb on the editorial bandwagon into a stalemate when he pro-to start all over again." His point was to have the he proposed. fused. He learned from Paul THE DAILY REGISTER posed that the six-period mark- Samuel Saund«rs, Farming- board appoint a new policy com- Dr. Lewis was visibly Chieff, secretary and business against Mr. Reagan . . . and incidentally. Senator Murphy manager, that policy actions are Wednesday, July 13, 1966—7 ... did you have to repeat ad nau'seum the same cliches and ing plan be retained and that thedale, criticized the superinten mittee. But Dr. Lewis ruled the annoyed. comments of some of our recent pictorial magazines. Frankly, I've come to expect better of you all in the Register office. I am a subscriber to your paper because I like original thought, Dot carboned copy. Last, it occurs to this writer that a little research on the part of your editorial section might have turned up some inter- esting dichotomies, good fodder for a cogent editorial piece. For example, why is it a commendable ambition for a certain , TV actor to yearn to follow in the footsteps of John F. Ken- . JMdy on the Democratic side and yet it is almost a heinous Crime for two actors on the Republican tide to presume to assume political office. Why is it so frightening that the voters of California should react positively to the stage presence and footlight personality of Sen. George Murphy and now Mr. Reagan and at the same time it is so wonderful that the "youth- FOOD BUYS ful and exuberant mystique" of the Kennedys should move a nation? Why is it that a conservative re-examination of atti- tude* and- (programs-gone astray) is "turning the clock back" CHUCK STEAK but a liberal re-examination of all things that exist just for TURKEY TRIMMED- FIRST CUT Change sake is the "wave of the future." Frankly you appear DRUMSTICKS OR WINGS ROAST BEEF to be suffering from a bad case of mixed semantics. At least I hope this is the case. I should not like to think that you are READY so biased as to be blind to common decency and the general TO COOK reasoning process. BONELESS TOP We are facing very difficult days ahead for the United States of America. The reason . . . economics. Respectfully BOTTOM CROSSRIB I luggest that your editorial writers begin to examine the bal- BONELESS STEAK SALE NO FAT ADDED GROUND BEEF ance ledger of our nation's economy. In the coming decade, liberal and conservative philosophies will not hold our atten- tion u they do today . . . there will be just one question . . . LONDON BROIL BEEF "Can we afford it?" SWISS BOTTOM V* SMOKED HAMS If you've gotten the idea that I'm angry . . . you're right! FULL CUT- SHANK HALF CHUCK I'm for more and better examination of local problems. We SHOULDER READY TO EAT are living in the "Age of Lunacy" and it is fast becoming the ROUND "Age of Idiocy" internationally and nationally and we can't do vUDC LEAN II< i a thing about it ... but here at home we still have repre- sentational power and with a good crusading newspaper we U.S. CHOKE K3F IU.CHOKICAUF.Smi GMUMSFtMGSrlOWMI may yet redeem ourselves. • , Affectionately yours, SHORT RIBS 49' BAR-B-Q STEAK .69' LAMB CHOPS Alice S. Maxwell COUNTRY STYU TWO GUYS MW IAML SUOD (Mrs. R. W.) CM*, smi CHUCK SPARE RIBS .59" BACON .63' POT ROAST Ha? CUTS _ _• PATMOC CUDAHY CANMD What Does lEOA Mean? FKSHCHKXM Monmouth County Progressive Society QUAirats 3*2" 1524 Munroe Ave., MQCON .43' W»K CHOPS .69* PICNIC HAMS , Neptune v RHHCMCON ILS.CHOKIUAN _ _ SWHTAUJMAT To rh* Editor: We want to thank you for your co-operation in publishing BREAST .48" BEEF CUBES .69= FRANKS .65' our letter to Sargent Shriver which we mailed to you a few DANISH CANMD weeks ago. Depending upon your further co-operation, we are IU. CHOKf TMMMB enclosing, for publication, a copy of another letter.which was cmsco OIL BACON sent to Joseph Taylor pur local Aibury park representative for RIB STEAK .6* •"life'icoftifaje OppoYtunity Program. *'''"' Most sincerely your, , .. 15c Off Label ' ' Moses Williams, President FRUIT COCKTAIL WHITE TUNA IN HEAVY SYRUP SOLID '•J 7-oi Mr. J. Taylor TWO GUYS TWO GUVS «J corn Dept. of Economic Opportunity Act 5'"'" 98 AsbufyPark/N. J. • Dear Mr. Director: FON HAND HUM Oft ROUND JELLO GELATIN MfTTSHU) WHOU WMTI . "What is the Economic Opportunity Act?" For such wu the cry of an old lady whom I met on Saturday, May 27. The old lady DESSERTS TOMATOES ALL POTATOES 8^98' appeared to be decrepit, desolated and beaten down by the forces UNCOLN JUW of poverty. SAVAMNCOFHE-THiCOFFa-a FLAVORS OO . Sir, when I first saw this creature, I giggled within and said to myself, "Where had this poor creature been all her life? Didn't DRINKS -- COFFEE KUBCX TWIN PACK 4 a 88' •he know that the Economic Opportunity Act wai an act designed TWO GUYS CANNB) NBTUS STRAWMSY by the federal government to help the poor?" 1 But then she said again, Sir, "What is the Economic Oppor JUMBO TOWELS 49 tunlty Act?" I am sorry, Sir, but I could not control myself any SODA AU.FLAVORS 12^ QUICK TWO GUYS AUMMMUM longer and had to reply, "Mrs., do not you know that the Econom- FtKKf SPAGHrm AND TWO GUYS ic Opportunity Act is an act that was designed by the federal gov- ( 5 ernment to help the poor? Where have you been all your life? This : MACARONIS 6&98 PINK LOTION 3"- 1 FOIL Huwmr ^38' program has been In effect for more than 16 months. Where have TWOGUYSCHAMYOICHUNKY you been?" TWOGUYSWHrn,DIVIt«rSP« TWO GUYS HOUSWOU) She then replied, "I've been around here hoping, praying and waiting for some of the. money that the program has been CAKE MIX 53x98' ft 28' PEANUT BUTTER -28" getting to flow down to some of us poor people, but none has TOWELS gotten here yet. I been trying to see if the Economic Opportunity APPETIZING DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Act was no more than a psychological pacifier to fool the poor. DAIRY DEPT. Oh!-'Yes I have been trying to see if the Economic Opportunity Act is just a plight of the greedy against as helpless needy." Witt this-, Mr. Taylor, I have no other recourse but to ask WHIPPED BUTTER SPICED HAM CREAM PIES •he self tame question, and the question being: "What is the SALT & SWEET 8-o: OR HYGRADE MORTON 1 14 Economte Opportunity Act?" ALL VARIETIES «S oz Respectfully yours, ROYAL DAIRY cup-, COOKED SALAMI Moses Williams TFTOHEMONAM. HNKfcWHUFtUlY •OYAL DA«Y COTTAGE KIAITCA1MO Liberty Amendment .24' SWISS CHEESE .89' DRINKS WM. 12^.95 89 Conover PI. TWO GUYS 1RADING STAMP Middletown, N. J. PRODUCE DEPT. T»the Editor: ONE BOOK SPECIAL la Congress today, the Liberty Amendment, H.J.R. 13, WEEKLY |JHH SPECIAL is hopefully pending. This amendment calls for gradual rouRBOOK NHPNY TOWARD THE abolishment of federal, personal income taxes; gradual POTATOES WORTH Wl -W PURCHASE Of abolishment of all 700 unessential, wasteful, constitutionally MARY ANN Illegal activities presently engaged in by the monstrously- U.S. - 1 axpanding federal government; and the reaffirmation and re- SPRAY STARCH NEW CROP 10 - 49 WESTaOX BIG fir BABY BEN dMicatta to our sacred Constitution (not the Communist 21 OUNCE SIZE hotbed called the UN) >s the supreme law of our country. KEYWIND or ELECTRIC Already seven state legislatures have formally approved this Sart FAIR TRADED AT amendment, including (,000 organizations. REG. 48c EACH GRAPES 7.98 k 8.98 The Liberty Amendment would cut government costi In half, thereby eliminating inflation—possibly depression—and NOW the national deficit; would increase take-home pay by ISO bil- SALE 3»'l Hon, thereby unleashing a new wave of genuine prosperity; and would restore constitutional limitation of power—our •ISZorMUn. Ftut On. MM T«» GUJI guarantee of personal liberty—thus effectively thwarting the HOUSfWAK DfPT. BLUEBERRIES Tradha Stamp Uotk. ' Socialist/Communist aim toward elimination of the middle- class through heavy taxation. Today the federal government is (unconstitutionally and Illegally) the largest electric power producer in the country, IVORY SOAP largest insurer, largest lender, largest borrower, largest land- SAFE MEDIUM lord, largest truck fleet operator, largest employer in America HOME (N out of every 100 Americans work for the government!), IVORY SOAP GUARD LAUNDRY SIZE BARS largest land owner, largest warehouses and owm and controls WITH FRH iASKIT Sc OFF LABEL K) per cent of the nation's industrial capacity. BATH SOAP These federal activities (plus over 600 more, which include the-manufacture of ladles' underwear, doughnuts, ice cream, etc.) (re all vigorously competing with private enterprise, a •filiation that should never, never be tolerated In a free society. Private enterprise not only must pay these activities which , compel against them but also muat pay for their yearly loss of; billions of dollars. In spile of the government's not having to' pay interest, taxes, or rent! The, Liberty Amendment Committee of N.J., under the OWN DAILY 9:30 A.M. TH 10 P.M. chairmanship of Richard Solyom (One Horizon Rd.. Fort Lee, SUNDAY* 9:30 A.M. 'TH. 6 P.M. KJ.), is working feveriihly and determinedly to call it- 1O* 1MB AUOMD IT UW tentlon to New Jersey residents the vital importance of the MIDDLETOWN-ROUTE 35 'Honorable James Ott's "Liberty Amendment." They sure have my approval. How about yours? Coaataaca J. Falvo AFTER 103 TOIItS OF STRICT INTEGRI1Y AND FAIR DEALING IN RED BANKr NOW COMES ONE OF THE GREATEST SAUS AND MONEY SAVING EVENTS EVER HE1O IN NEW JERSEY ON HIGH GRADE DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE STORE HAS BEEN CLOSED IMPORTANT—READ The price proceeding each item in this advertisement Oar iter* kai b«» clowd oil day Monday, Tutsaay end Wed- nesday. July 1). 12 and 13, lo tnork down all our prlcet, en- it based on our Original or former silling price, and goee and trala extra *>•!*•• and to pi«por« eur store ami stacks the advertised price reductions are guaranteed to fer this frtat sol.; making the tntrckondiw »«iy to see, easier be exactly at advertised or your money refunded io buy. Every ertlcl* in eur ster* will b* morkcd In plain fig- without a question. m*i ot going-ent-of-busliiess prices. DON'T MISS ITI IUT COME URLYI FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED . . . WHILE OUR TERMS OF SALE STOCKS LAST! J. YANKO STORE HOURS ALL SALES FINAL THURSDAY - FRIDAY DEPARTMENT STORE NO EXCHANGES 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. ONE OF RED BANK'S FINEST — MOST RELIABLE DEPARTMENT STORES NO REFUNDS SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. LOCATED AT 30 BROAD STREET ALL SALES CASH RED BANK, NEW JERSEY DMPLETE THE ENTIRISE GOINSTOCK GOF OUTHIS FINT OE STOREF BUSINESS—ENTIR, CONSISTING OF AMERICA'E ANS FINESD CT NATIONALLY KNOWN AND ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE, MUST AND WILL BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF LOSS OF PROFITS IN A GREAT 150,000 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE INVOLVING EVERY ARTICLE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT-ON ALL FLOORS-FROM END TO END-AT THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS OF OUR 103 YEARS OF BUSINESS JUST THINK what this Great Going Out of Business Sale means to you and to every family living in RED BANK and its Trading Area, coming as it does in spite of today's High Prices and right at the beginning of the Summer Buying Season when this type of merchandise is needed most—OVER $150,000.00 WORTH WHAT IS A BARGAIN? NOTICE! OF FINE RETAIL STORE MERCHANDISE—consisting of: Nationally Known and Advertised FAMOUS NAME WOMEN'S Dresses, Suits, Coqtj. Blouses, Skirts, Swim Suits, Hosiery, Lingerie, Gloves, Neckwear, REMEMBER THIS — IT TAKES MORE THAN FAMOUS NAME MERCHANDISE Jewelry, Sweaters, Foundations, Children's Wear, and Home Furnishings and hundreds of articles that PRICE TO MAKE A GOOD VALUE I space will not allow us to mention will go on sale at prices and savings that will cause a sensation not only In these days when we read so much of Bargains—Bargains— ON SALE in Red Bank but throughout the entire Wholesale and Retail Trade. You have wanted lower prices on fine Bargains—if is well to consider |ust what comprises a good High-Grade Merchandise* You have hoped, dreamed and waited for Lower Prices—now they are here in value and a bargain. We believe a bargain to be on unusual Oar track consists of t*e followltg nationally town advertised offering cauied by an unusual event or condition that forces a lavish plenty and no one can gainsay, deny or dispute them. You can come to this Sale expecting to buy reduction in price but not a reduction in quality. On such a* tarns Mm* merchandise which ii your a«»«ra«c» ol buying the Greatest Money-Saving, Bargain-Giving Values of a Lifetime—We promise you will not be disappoint- occasion one can buy quality at a sacrifice and still get quality. Americas flint women's apparel awl accessories, children's ed—but, we caution you to come early—We have but One Object and One Aim and that is the close- Now that we are going out of business and are forced through mar and ham finishings at genuine bargain prlcts. Cluck out of all our merchandise stocks to the bare walls in the shortest time possible. THE PRICES TELL THE necessity to dispose of our merchandise stocks to the bore walls, Hn Hit of national nines such ai: Jantxen, Celt. Rexaan, Pan- regardless of lois of profits, you can be assured of buying genu- STORY OF A SALE THAT IS A SALE—A SALE WITH A REASON—NOT JUST AN EXCUSE—COME SEE ine money-saving bargains on high grade, nationally known and dora, Famfit-ltoaert, Warner's, Maidenform, Country Mlti, Pa- AND YOU BE THE JUDGE! advertised famous name merchandise, which you will find In rade, Rapetti, L'Aiglon, Martex, Calloway, Almes, Morgan-Jams, every department in our store. Aid this applies to everything Chatham, St. Mary's. Kenwood, Bows, Springmaid, Carter's, you buy as long as our stocks last. Nothing like It has aver Kan Greenaway, Catallna, Donmoor, Bambvry, Hi-line, Farah, happened in Red lank; perhaps nothing like it will aver happen 3 GREAT SALE DAYS again I IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GENUINE MONEY-SAVING, Leacock, Hans, Grandoe, Monet, Coro, Kramer, luxron, lore- VALUE-GIVING IARGAINS YOU WILL BE HERE PROMPTLY net and many other famous name merchandise at truly amazing, AT «:30 O'CLOCK THURSDAY MORNING — RAIN OR SHINE savings. We cannot guarantee quantities. First came, 1st served! THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY — TO DO YOUR BUYING! SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING JULY 14th AT 9:30 A.M. 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL TO 30.00 LADIES' DRESSES '7.00 GIRLS' SWEATERS s3.00 BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS '5.00 LADIES' GLOVES One lot of Ladies' Spring Dress- Girls' Sweaters by Pandora. Famous Donmoor Boys', siie 1 Ladies' Gloves by Grandoe and Sins 3 to 14. Be her* early to to 7, Knit T-Shirts in long and es. by famous" makers go out $O8O 8 $199 Downed* in leathers, fabrics stock up on these at the low $399 short sleeves in all the newest Thursday while they last at... price of . • . styles go at 1 and knits go Thursday at only 2 2nd Floor 1st Floor l*t Floor 1st Floor 11.00 TABLE CLOTH '4.00 LADIES' SHIRTS $26.00 LADIES' SWIM SUITS '14.00 ACRILON BLANKETS A huge selection in all fabrics Ladles' Shirts by famous mak- Janrzen, Cole and Roxanne Famous Chatham and Kenwood and siies by Leacocli, Imperial SA99 ers (n ail the latest styles and $188 Ladies' Swim Salts in the new* s Acrilan Hankers. Out they go and Quaker Lota go out at on- •st styles. Hurry In Thursday. $Q88 ly «•• 6 fabrics oa Thursday of«• • Out they go at ... 17 Thursday while they last at... 1st Floor 2nd Floor 2nd Floor Mezzanine EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE MUST AND WILL BE SOLD OUT TO Tff IS BARE WALLS $4.00 Sofa $9.00 Ladies' $6.00 Shower All Ladies' $10 Ladies' 3.49 Springmaid $8.00 Girls' $3.00 Bath PILLOWS SWEATERS CURTAINS JEWELRY GIRDLES SHEETS DRESSES TOWELS Ladles' ly Coro. W.IH, Monet. Colorful Shower Famoui Don't miss Katt Stock up on cardigan 1 sofa pillows nd curtains by Warner ! Grecnoway $' slipover this buy en rhew Martex Ames and $099 girdles and $£99 $ girls' drttMS. $199 In all shapes sweaters go Springmaid hath towels Hygiene pantle Slwt 3 to 14 go out at— at only— 1 6 go ot— 3 girdles go at 6 sheets at— 2 go at—- at only— 1

$9.00 Ladies' LADIES' DRESSES LADIES' BRAS LADIES' GLOVES 89c GIRLS' & BOYS' Country Miss—L'A iglon—Parade—Rapetti Warner's—Maidenform—Formfit Grandoe & Datvnelle SKIRTS 11.00 Ladies' Dresses go at '. 6.88 CARTER'S UNDERWEAR 15.00 Ladies' Dresses go at 8.88 1.59 Ladies' Bras go at 99 2.00 Ladies' Gloves go at 99 2.00 Ladies" Bras go at 1.29 3.50 Ladies' Gloves go at 1.99 Famous 20.00 Ladies' Dresses go at 13.88 2.50 Ladies' Bras go at 1.69 .500 Ladies' Gloves go at 2.49 Knit Pandora $ 25.00 Ladies' Dresses go at 16.88 ladles' skirts 40.00 Ladies' Dresses go at 22 88 3.00 Ladles' Bras go at , 2.19 7.00 Ladies' Gloves go at 4.49 •nderwear qo out at 4.00 Ladies' Bras go at 1 2.79 10.00 Ladies Gloves go at 6.99 goes at— 5 5.00 Ladies' Bras go at 3.49 12.00 Ladies' Gloves go at 8.99 69' LADIES' SWEATERS 6.00 Ladies' Bras go at 3.99 Pandora and ParkStoryk 9.00 Ladies1 Bras go at 5.99 7.00 Ladies Sweaters go at 5.44 CHILDREN'S DEPT. $5.00 Area 8.00 Ladies' Sweaters go at _ 6.44 9.00 Ladles Sweaters go at 6.88 Ladies'Girdles and Parity Girdles 3.50 Carter's Sleepers, Girls' and Boys' 2.28 $4.75 11.00 Ladies' Sweaters go ot 7.88 Warners—Maidenform—Formfit 1.79 Boys' Knit T-Shlrts go at 99 RUGS 5.00 Toddler Dresses go at 3.39 13.00 Ladies' Sweaters go at 9.88 2.50 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 1.99 CURTAINS 6.00 Boys' Toddler Suits go at 3.99 15.00 Ladies' Sweaters go at 10.88 4.00 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 2.99 One group 3.00 Girls' Slacks go at 1.9? Cafe, 6.00 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 3.99 of area rugi $O50 9.00 Girls' Sweaters go at 4.99 tallond qo out at LADIES' SWIM SUITS 8.00 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 5.49 and raffle only- Jantzan—Colc—Roxanne 9.00 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 5.99 1 curtains 2 go at— 12.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 8.88 10.00 Girdles' Panty Girdles go at 6.99 GIRLS DRESSES 16.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 10.88 12.50 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 7.99 16.50 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 10.99 Sizes 3 to 14 19.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 13.88 1 22.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 15.B8 18.50 Girdles, Panty Girdles go at 12.99 3.50 Girls' Dresses go at : 2.39 $1.00 Ladies $15 Ladies' 24.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 17.88 4.00 Girls' Dresses go at 2.69 30.00 Ladies' Swim Suits go at 19.88 LADIES' HANDBAGS 5.00 Girls' Dresses go at 3.39 6.00 Girls' Dresses go at 3.99 HOSIERY HANDBAGS 5.00 Ladies' Handbags go at 2.88 8.00 Girls Dresses go at 5.39 LADIES' SKIRTS 9.00 Ladies' Handbags go at 6.88 Famous Pandora 10.00 Ladies' Handbags go at 7.88 11.00 Girls' Dresses go at _ 7.39 Famou name ladles' f 12.00 Girls' Dresses go at 7.99 handbags $1 6.00 Ladles Skirts go at 3.B8 12.00 Ladies' Handbags go at - 8.88 40 at— 9.00 Ladies Skirts go at , 5.88 18.00 Ladies' Handbags go at 12.88 9 11.00 Ladies Skirts go at 7.88 25.00 Ladies' Handbags go at 16.88 HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT. 35.00 Ladies' Handbags go at ... 21.88 4.00 Bath Mat Sets go at 2.99 LADIES' SLEEPWEAR 50c Calloway Wash Cloths 39 4.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go at 2.88 LADIES' HOSIERY 1.30 Calloway Hand Towels 99 SLIPCOVER AND Gift Dept. 4.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go at 4.88 11 an es—Mvdallu in—Moju d 2.00 Calloway Bath Towels 1.39 DRAPERY FABRICS ENTIRE STOCK 8.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go at i 5.88 1.50 Ladles' Hosiery go at 99 9.00 Insulaire Blankets (double) 6.99 9.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go at , 6.88 1.75 Ladies Hosiery go at _ 1.19 20.00 Comforters (Docron filled) . 13.99 ONE GROUP 11.00 Ladies'Sleepwear go at , _ 7.88 1.95 Ladles1 Hosiery go at 1.39 24.95 St. Mary's Blankets 19.88 13.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go at , 8.88 4.95 Mojud Supp-Hose go at ._ 3.29 16.00 Bedspreads go at _. 10.99 33V3 15.00 Ladies' Sleepwear go ot MB 5.95 Mojud Supp-Hose go at 4.29 8.00 Mattress Pads go at 5.18 50°/

ALL STORE FIXTURES AND OFFICE FIXT IRES FOR SALE •V. O. «. PERMIT ISO. 5M1 THE PAiiy «£GISTSB Chips Weakeii, Market Drops " Quality Grain Hi l«t By ED MORSE on the American Stock Exchange. NEW YORK (AP) - Late Volume was 188 million shares weakness by blue chips yester-The Exchange's index fell $.06 day dragged the stock market to to $15.60. Federal Resources was STEAK SALE! * (harp lou. Trading was slug- up % at 4% in active trading. lSHOM SIRLOIN gish. Corporate and U.S. Governmen m CUT) It was the market's worst loss bonds declined. iinee June M when it reacted to the U.S. bombings of nil instal- Yesterday'* closing stocks: lations in North Viet Nam. Un- ACF lnd B2V | I-T-K Ckt Brk 4»H like that d»y, the current sej- Adam* £x 29% I Johni Uan SO' Air Prod KM I Jone. * I. SI sion had no dramatic spot newa Air Redue 60^4 I Joy Mfg 31'. II. to link with the decline. Alle» Cp !»tt I Kalier Al Allef Pow 26 I Kennecolt 3«H 79: Rather it was a wave of dis-Allied Ch 2714 Allis Ctml M\ Kre.ai, 6S NONE PRICED HIGHER! couujjement linked with further Alcoa aivt I Kroger 21 evidence of tight money, high Am Alrlln 1IW, I Leh Port O HH Am Can M Leh Val lnd 10% interest ratei and the prospects Cyan 40% | LOF Glass 50 of a drawn-out struggle in Viet Am M Fdy "Sv^Mr-Ritht" Qulity B««f NNELESS CHUCK CALIFORNIA CUT Am Motor. HIS I Llgg 4 My ?«' Nam, brokers said. Am Smelt 60«i | Litton lnd 7«i Am Bid 20H I Luken. Stl 43 Bonds Sink Am Ttl Ttl Sill | Mack Trk 40 With U.S. Government bond Am Tob 34S I Magnavox MS* prices sinking to their lowest AMP lnc ii\ | Haralh Oil »•> Anaconda B8 | Martin M „ . Pot Rousts i 69; r 59 levels in 40 years there was fear Armco 811 53% ] Masonlte 34H theUossh Armour 37 1 Mertt 1T>% that the Federal Reserve Board Arm.t Ck 52',4 1 MGM new 27V would raise the discount rate Aah! Oil 2»', | Minn M*M S.T* A&P Sells Only OVEN-READY .tchl.on 32% I Ho Ptc A S3 again, brokers said. Atl Rlckfld UV4 I Moblloll 4214 Avco Corp 26S I Mont Ward At the same time, there was Babcock W 3C34 ! Nat Bl.c 45'4 little confidence that the stock Bayuk Cl( 1014 ! N Caih Reg. S3W market could break out of theBell A How 43*4 I Nat Dairy M Bendlx 7314 | Nat Dlltlll S5V4 At yourA&P narrow boundaries which have Beth at.el 32 I Nat Oypa 311 Boeing 71'. I Nat Steel 47V RIBS of BEEF confined it this Spring and sumBorde- n 3414 | NY central 71» Bora: Warn It's you! mer without a radical change in Brunswk 46 | Nla II Pow »V conditions. Bucy Eilt 6 | No Am Av «0V SHORT CUT Bulova 30 I Nor Pac 4SU "The stock market is finding Burl Ini li | Nwat Alrlln 11«U 3914 I Norwich Ph itl Colum Gai 26% | Perkln Elm 45>i Pwtion Ground Chutk 69i.;. eagerness to sell, brokers said. Coml Solv 55T4 J Pfizer MH Frankly, whefe would we be without Edla 36 I rhll El ' 31 Camac* Importtd "Supar-Righf Qutliry U*f Averages Retreat Con Can 64 | Phlll Pet 51 The Dow Jones industrial av- Corn Prod 47K j Pit Steel H Flank Steak «ONELESS 99 Corning G 295% | Pub Sv K4G 34 and the man; Sllctd Coated Ham Ib. erage fell 6.90 to 886.19. This Cm Zell 4S!> | Pullman , 57 WHITE MEAT—4 TO .US. "Supar-Rijkt' Qualify Saaf represented another retreat Cruc Stl 27H | RCA 50H Curll.a Wr .2114 I Reading Co 28 from the vicinity of 900 in theDeere 6674 I Repub Stl 37 89,1 Chuck Fillet St«ak Dow industrials — the third Del & Hud 34?; | Revlon 47(i Weknow.We'. Twit ty Irtaitt Denl Sup 31 I Reyn Mel time in the past several weeks Doug Alrfl «4% | Rey Tob that the average has backed Dow chem 6flS | Rob Control. Sliced Bacon V^ Dress lnd 2»'A I 8t Joi Lead 40% where we started more th .W I OSCAR MAYER—Hand I-R>. VAC away from that line. rtu Pont 19S | st Regis Pap 34 59,! Duq Lt 30li Sear. Rotb 55% TWWMK* H^M* k Pattag. pit. * * THE PIECE The Associated Press average East Korl 133 Bhell Oil 62% of 60 stocks' declined 7..3 to 321.2 End John 2«% Sinclair 64' Erie Lack 10 I gmllh, AO 2« MW JOHK't QUIIKFROZEN lU'ER-RIBHT SLICED for its worst.decline since June Flreiton. 48% ! Sou Pac 35'4 That's why you're i so rniefa FMC Cp 37". | Sou Ry 47% 29 when it fell 2.7. Industrials Ford Mot READY-TO-EAT MEATS (ell 4.4, rails 1.3, while utilities Qen Accept 48'4 1 Sperry Rd }7*j Oen Claaj !0'i j std Brand 33% Seafood Dinners C gained .1. 27% | Std Oil Cal «4>. about how we serve Pynam 53* | Sid Oil NJ HADMCK I M., OWN MRCH I »i. tl. t PI.IMM (# pill. 89 Standard and Poor's 500-stock Gen Elec 105% I Studebak.r 3514 Oen Fd. 72 Texaco - 701i FIWMDM II «, SCALIOPS I «. Index fell .57 to 86.88. Oen Motor. «4\ I Ttx G Sul 10214 about being fair, honeej J«n« P«rktr—Plain or Sttdad Of 1,394 issues traded, 741 fell otn Pub Ut 32V I Textron soil pk O Tel A El 43V I Tldewat Oil 6114 YavrCftele* 0 " 89° and 426 rose. New highs for theGen Tire 36>i j Transanjer 301) Niewi»liRy»Braaii;;,WJ • year totaled 23 and new lows 48. Pac Cp 4214 I Un Carblda Is this kind of to shopping .AAP? \ / Olllette 40 Un Pac 37% Low-priced Atlas Corp. was theGlen AH US I Un Tank C S7V most active stock, rising % Ooodrlch 6814 I Unit Alrc T5 1 Ooodyear 53% I United Cp I to 4 on 90,800 shares. Ten of theOract Co 48% | US Line. 39 Grocery Values To Go Buy IS most active stocks declined, Gt A * T 2S'i ] US Plywood 43< Ifg one of many. Greyhound 18H | US Rub 44ti four advanced and Joy Manu- Gull Oil SI I US Smelt 59V FIR rUVIMVL 1KB TU facturing was unchanged. Hamm Pap 28% ! US Steel 43< vs&xzf w Here lnc 4214 Walworth 10 The worst losers among the 111 Cent lnd 77% I Warn 8 Pic 141 Ing Ranrl 43% ! Well Mkta 20> TwiBags "100 .. active issues were Douglas Air- Int Bun Mcll 3M% | Wn Un Tel 38Ji Juice Drink ttZlV craft, off 3, Fairchild Camera, Int Harv 45 ] Wei:. El IM% A«* IM%—NiMltttr K Prii—l-lh, urn Int Nick 91 I White Mot 43" KlUBM't off 2, Pan American World Air-Int Paper 28% j Wltco chem 33 C way* off V/4 and American Tele- Int Tel * Tel 78% ] Woolwth 23% Colombian Coffee 85* phone, off 1. Xerox 25214 RiceKrUpies2 , 65 Yng.t Sh * T 33% , Montgomery Ward, up 1 at Honeydews UMU MH? IMWBITW-lsin Bnli TUMN KMt-AH Flivwt 98%, was among the volume lead- American l 12fc c M(tnitH*fM EQc Rice ^45' ,T67 jSunshine, Mining, recom- Cdn Marc 6 I Ogdtn Cp 22% LttfiSfn *M Creol« P S4a[ I Phoenix tin 20 UftM's CkltkM RIM M»ml tnU-i/, pMm »wrt. , mended In a study of the silver Equity Cp 4V4 Pren Hall 4« ' MORE PRICED HIIHEM y Oen Plywd IS Rollins Ihc 28% : IIndustrd y by • an investment Imp Oil 5014 Sperry R wt 10 house, gained J%. Kin Ark .Oil . 3\ |. Tedtnlcol 13 Soup Mix 3 5 1.00 Vanilla Ice Cream 59* Prices declined in slow trading iViybdl." "" Si I Dlu " ' "" AM f•«•—ffi(«lar—U* BrM Mix Fresh Peaches Chetri-Aid 6 CUTHATEI—IMT Jtnty Blueberries IHHK PmGQ RtvlKllI Successful NONE PRICED HI&HtRI NONE MUCH) HWHM Grope Drink 3 e Iced Tea Mix 3 r Ltmons «w*^ 35 NtctariMf 291 KTTY 9UICK Y.llow, Da.ili Food, G.rman Cho«Ut»-JIJ m. 1 Investing NONE PRICED HISHER! ' U.S. N*. I *n4» A Sl» Conan Baaf Hash L Gkim^^p^ II* By Roger E. Spear rC»«.C ' pigi. Iff Savarin Coffee 2 ,:l U9 Q) "I wonder if you could help tied monthly income during your IcaJCtxoa • I5oi. A4{ 0 me as I have no one else to lifetime and the lifetime of j Sujar, Otimtti, M*UIM*, FvJf«, CM*, Mac«f**« Nine Lives ^n^. 1 *.« turn to. I am a 62-year-old wid- wife, if she survives you. In ad- COOkiM TWIN PACK I'^I M%l'roMfv-AIIV

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VIRGINIA LEE, FRESH BAKED 10c OFF tABEL — HAIR SPRAY PINIAPPU OR SEALTEST Hidden Magic••••• • «•» APPLE PIE LIGHT CREAM 4c OFF IABEI l C ( Glcem Toothpaste 43 oeOFF LABEL - A 2,. 97 2 29 Cleem Toothpaste r 63' UNCROn-Newmon Springs Roexl ot Hyiky LOM FAIR HAVEN—576 River Read WEST LONG BRANCH-ftouta 36 and Broadway '/; Accidents Wony Officfrlt Backyard CiraivaJ Net. ISO for gqtutf THE DAILfWEGlSTER SHREWSBURY - An advance Jiff Cltri ** Marie, *»J UIM donation to the Shrewsbury Fint and Paul MeOwlmst. whose Sail Fast! Hit Otlly Reftsttr Aid Squad, which will conduct its carnival entartainad fl» you**/ Clauified. Cycle-Buying Increasing annual fund drive in August, has •et of thtlr nelihfcprhood June been made by the organizers of 24-28. By BOB BRAMLEY suited in Injury h cwrtt l» ftnonclol •*• as many motocycles In New Jer- • IUD4IT TMMS • rUI DIUVIRY curtly. Invnt ywr nranty In • lov- Mr. Rosenberg stated, "motor- New Jersey is now one of only ln« Account at Mcrlm Vtaw. In sey as there were in 1960. Are cycles are as safe or safer than a few states requiring a sep- Dally m* Sttmday I A.M.-liH P.M. •ni" tliM you'll M trsvtllaa on these drivers taking their lives th* Mat «f ucurity with • high re< any c»r. How many sports cars," arate driver's license for motor- W»*MM-ay «aa Mil HI t P.M. turn «i your trt(M>l lnwilm«nt. in their hand*? Are motocycles h« a»k«l, "do you stt driving ryrlM, At the Entontnwn driv- Mi us rtdoyl inherently dangerous? around making unnecessary er qualification center, there li- HAST OR IEAUTY? — Philip Rcmnberg, left, owner of t Annual "Almost without exception, noise and exceeding the speed censes are being issued it the f Dividend when a motorcycle is involved in limits? We give all our custom- rate of about 70 per five-day Honda Red Bank, motorcycle- agency on Shrewsbury I CempomiaVd an accident, the driver or pas- ers safety instructions," he went we«k, the sergeant reported. A Ave., New Shrewsbury, explains advantages of two- [rOWnS Ltd w&tytkng 9««rt«rly. on. "We tell them, 'Never get year ago, the weekly rate w»s senger is injured or killed." wheeled machine to Register reporter Bob Bramley. 12 IROAD ST. o 741-7500 • RID IANK Sgt. Raymond Fncalossy, too confident; alwayi respect 39. . Dtaxltt md* the machine.' " "Driven with common sense, motorcycles are as safe or 1 by Hit 10* chief of the Eatontown driver To Each His Own / Mini from lit. qualification center, backed up A learner's track behind Hon "The great increase started safer than any car," Mr. Roienberg says. this statement with figures from da's Red Bank building provides last year," Sgt. Fractlossy went Marine View state- records. a place Where novice cycle driv- on. "Most of the licenses are to give assistance if necessary. Many Injuries ers can make their mistakes in issued to youngsters, but now The driver qualification center SAVINftS A LOAN In 1960, he said, there were 373 advance before hitting the high we're starting to get whole fam- requires at least 10-day» ' vi> Hlahwsv 31. MMtflatawa . accidents in New Jersey involv- way, Mr. Rosenberg explained. ilies, each member with his own practice driving before ap- 471-2400 ing motorcycles; 346 of these ac "The worst they can do there motorcycle," he added. plicants are given their road cidents resulted In injury or is take a spill," he laid. Each To get a motorcycle license- tests. Hwy. 3*. AHsaW* Htghlanrii death, 14 of thorn being fatal. new motorcycle owner gets a required to drive any two-or "We want you to have a 2*1.0100 In 19M, the latest year for which ihort course in safe driving be three-wheeled vehicle, whether chance to really learn to handle complete statistics are available, fore he leaves with his machine. you have an auto driver's II' the machine," Sgt. Fracalossy there were 872 accidents involv But Mr. Rosenberg admits mo- cense or not—you must take out liatraft Hn»»lm Cairn ins motnrcvclefl' 771 of thsac re- said. torcycle drivers and passengers a learner's permit and pass the Dale for Road Test INCREDIBLE are more vulnerable than those same written and vision tests Any time after the 10 days, in automobiles. He urges safety prescribed for auto drivers, no he applicant may make a date helmets "by all means," matter how recently you have to take the road test, given by "We have two arms and two been tested in connection with motor vehicle Inspector who SUMMER CLEARANCE, BUY NOW, SAVE leg*; if we lose one of those, obtaining your auto driver's li- stands and watches 'the appli- we can go on living. But if some- cense. cant, alone on hi? machine, go thing happens to our head, If you pass the written and through prescribed maneuvers. POLY WEBBED there's no chance,'' he pointed vision tests, your permit is vali- Turns, hand signals, traffic sig- LIGHT ALUMINUM out. A helmet, he said, Is the dated, and you can legally prac- nals, and basic safe driving motorbike driver's best form of tice motorcycle driving. practices are emphasized. CHAISE Insurance. Practice driving must be done 75-8» • Month under supervision of a licensed Successful applicants are giv- en a 30-day temporary license LOUNGE In business since the first of motorcycle driver, who rides on and an application for a per- Sen, if you want a summer suit, the the year, Mr. Rosenberg now the same machine if practicable, manent license, which comes place to get it is J. Kridel, on SALE. sells 75 to 80 machines each or who may ride an accompany- r NOW rom Trenton and costs $1 a OO month. About 60 per cent of ing vehicle, staying near enough year or $2.50 for three years. ONLY New Jersey has been using IACH his licensing procedure for the LIMITED5 QUANTITIES past 25 years. There is no re- quired inspection of motorcycles, such as Is given automobiles CHAIRS each year. There are no bills before the state. legislature at present to Npw -m 44 change the procedure, Sgt. Kra- IACH calossy said, but the Division of Only 2 4 Day Motor Vehicles Is studying pro- posals to make safety helmets mandatory. In addition, the sergeant said, motor vehtcle directors from the northesjtern states met recent ly in Delaware to discuss pos slble revised testing and Inspec- You save now because Wards It clear* tion procedures for motorcycles and drivers in view of the great ing its warehouses to make room for increase in motorcycle traffic. One Fatality PLASTIC DECANTER more shoot. All shoes are first quality. According to Henry Ney, Mon- ASST COLORS Wards reserves the right to limit quan- mouth County traffic engineer, 50 FT. PLASTIC there has been only one motor- tities. Just say "Charge It" at Wards. cycle fatality In the county since Attorted 7/16 GARDEN White Thtivy LasM»Tt Jan. 1. However, according to The Register files, there have LADIES' HOSE Hurry been 11 motorcycle accidents in c the county since the beginning SHORTS Re«. 1.7t Hurry of May, including the one fa- Values Wkll« •a tality. In only one of these ac- To 1.99 OMltltta l«> Hurry cident* were there no injuries 1 10 reported. In all but one of the accidents, the motorcycles were mm driven by teenagers. LADIES' SUMMER CHARCOAL RUFFLED TIER Perhaps, as Police Chief CURTAINS James A. Herring of New CASUALS BRIQUETS WOMEN'S Shrewsbury has stated, today's traffic "is no place for these Value* 24" 130" high speed machines." 20 Ib. Perhaps, II Mr. Rosenberg To 2.99 p. 116 Mid, motorcycle! are a* safe as IUY or safer than cars, when driv- I 99 1 en with good seme. DRESS SHOES Maybe, as Peter Olivola, a LADIES' SUMMER 80 CT.—7-OZ. 250 CT.—WHITE R«|i«t«r reporter who drive* a WHITE; cycle,, claimj, auto drivers ne*d C0LD #*-W* to be educated to the limitations BAGS of motorcycles. CUPS C7C Maybe, as state officials seem Value* Rea. to feel, stricter licensing and in- To 3.67 88c spection laws for motorcycles 1 67 NOW 1/2 PRICE ara needed. Meanwhile, that beautiful yel- low machine sits there on its OUR REG. 2.99 stand, silently beckoning. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE WHITE Earth Terminal DRESS SHIRTS Is Installed sins In Hawaii FORT MONMOUTH - The first earth terminal to be in- NOW stalled overseas In the Initial De- fense Communications Satellite 3 far 5°° Program wa» formally dedicated WHILE QUANTITIES LAST recently at Helemano, Hawaii, as Cov. John A. Burns cut the traditional ribbon signifying the terminal's readiness to partici- BIG BUYS IN MATERIALS Come lo Wards soon I Take advantage of You'll choose (ow-heelj, mid-heels, high- pate in the world-wide satellite communications test network. these rare savings that let you double your heebf bow styles, cut-outs, strap pumps, 100% DACRON BONANZA ASST The AN-MSC-46 terminal, com- NOVELTY VALUES monly known as the Mark I, POLYCREPE money's worth at Wards. You'll find shoes |o»t about any style you can want. Buy a PRINTS TO 79c will be operated by the U. S. REG. priced at 50% off of Wards usual low complete assortment at these low prices. Army Strategic Communications Command from Its STRATCOM- 1.98 YD. 99c YD. I 2 yds. 1.00 prices. You'll find fashion-right smooth and Not every sixe in every color and style, but Hawali Facility at the Helemano textured shoes and combinations of both. your choice is great. Come see, come save I site Just north of Schofield Bar- racks on the island of Oahu. OUR REG. 29.88 The air-transportable termi- nals were developed and built for 4-DRAWER METAL the Army Satellite Communica- Women's Clinic Shoes Women's Flats tions Agency, Fort Monmouth, by Hughe* Aircraft Company, FILE CABINET 1.50 PR. —REG. 7.99 2.50 PR. —REG. 5.99.6.99 Fullerton, Calif. Other Mark I THIS WEEK-END ONLY VANITY COLORS and STYLIS terminals were recently Installed HURRY IN AND SAVI VANITY COLORS mni STYLIS in Western Germany and In the Republic of the Philippines. A MOKIN MOKIN fourth is now being Installed at Limited Quantitltm So Hurry In sais SALE 499 SIZES SALE 3.99 Asmara, Ethiopia. To flU Jotu fait, place "Help DOWNTOWN RED BANK Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, N. J, Wanted" ads in The Dally Rag M Ister Classified. •'-:•»-: \ • > THE DAILY REGISTER 'Coppertones' , TkiiW*k Place First White Plains HAMILTON AVI. A CHURCH J In Contest JAMESBURG - The Middle- Enjoy HM brvito IMW Ipokl town Township Drum and Bugle GALA CHEMATI9N { Corp, better known ai the "Cop- NOW / pertones," won the first place GOING ONI trophy in the Middlesex Coun- ty American Legion Champion- thip held in Jamesburg, last Sat- SUPERMARKETS urday. Miss Allyson Stackhouse, one of the drum majorettes for the YOU COME FIRST AT FINAST YOU COME FIHST AT FINAST YOU COME FIRST AT FINAST YOU COMF FIRST AT FINAS7 Coppertonej, was awarded the first place drum majorette tro- phy. It is the second year in a row Because You Come First...here's your the Coppertones have won the Middlesex County Championship. The win gives the corps the right to compete in the Ameri- "the care and can Legion State Championship in WiMwood, on Sept. 11 and defend their title as American Legion Junior State Parade Champions. feeding of a 17 Motorists Are Penalized new husband"

ForViolations Cooking an occasional hamburger or steak, when a gal to TRENTON — The point sys- single, is one thing. Planning and preparing meal* day After tem for moving traffic violations has taken the licenses of 17 day, to keep hubby happy, is something else. : MomDouth County drivers, Miss June Stwledri, director erf motor This is where Finast's experienced butehers tan Wp you. vehicles, announces. OF GREAT SUMMER VALUES Jerome Rusxell, 21. of Market They love the chance to give advice to young married*. The? Rd., Enghshtowi, lost his license can tell you how much meat to buy, how to prepar* H, mnd for seven months. how to get the most value from the different cuts. A US-day suspension was given USDA( Gregory T. Munning, 19, of 8 Crown PI.. Mattwan. CHOICE Finast is the only place in town where you can bay FIRST Three driven receiveoVthree-. CHOICE MEATS ... all UJS.D.A. "Choice" meat, art and month suspensions: Caril/JifsW-" ski. 20, of 21 Holland Rd.,. Middle- trimmed for peak flavor and value,.. the kind of meat feat town; William H. SaggaV 18. of 18 Oalby PL, East Keansbufg;. gives you a head start toward better-tasting meals. and Eugene L. Van Note, 19, of 612 Monmouth Ave., Bradley FIRST CHOICE MEATS and friendly, helpful meat mm Beach. ... two more ways we show young hofnemak*» that You Lester Beachman, 47, of 63 Center St., Freehold; Michael Com* First.... at Fmast Supermarket*. Owens, 21, of 77 Jackson St., Freehold; and William Suozzo, 21, of 556A Jumping Brook Rd., Neptune, drew 45-day suspen- TURKEY ROAST' FMAST BACON «« sions. Boneless Steaks Nine drivers received one- FRANKS HamhctiUMdMr TASTY IOAF ^ «»- 29« month suspensions: Donald T. CUBE, LONDON BROIL Jfc Jfc Andretta, 20, of 114 Center St., COUCKLE, MINUTE it |JQ lib. Freehold; Stephen J. Jankowski, fi BEEF STEW «*' pk,. 1.39 Dflf SPECIAIS* 22, of East Amboy Rd., Morgan- MUCK CUTS MM* ville; John C. Bua, 49, of 9 Park CHICKEN STEW * °» ROAST BEEF PI., Red Bank; James Giebler, 20, of 171-B Twilight Ave., Keans- VHttNHA HAM burg; Raymond Piano, 44, of Val- BEEf STEAK ES*"""S" - ley Dr., Atlantic Highlands; Carmine F. Coppola, 24, of 807 Ground Meats %IIKRHI longocr* CARP TAILS »49c Poole Ave., Hariet; L. W. Rag. Chuck Round Reave 42, of ISIS Bangs Ave., POTATO SALAD Asbury Park; George M. Per- HAM SAIAD - rini, 18, of 4 Ave., A, Port »49< 69c n89c COLE SLAW 10 .pk1.59c *23c Monmouth and Frank Romano, FLOUNDER "*' •AVAILABLE AT MOWS WITH DCU MPACTMENT 39, of 287 Middle Rd., Hazlet. Probe Two Oty Entries Tomatoes PROGRESSO 'E' 2-2.75 LONG BRANCH - Police are Investigating a breaking and en- tering at the home of Mrs. John Alden, 441 Norwood Ave., Mon- Finast Apple Sauce day between 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Police said entry was made <« through t bedroom window. Cloverdale Pears 3 85 Mrs. Alden reported several watches valued at $150 were taken. At 5:20 a.m. yesterday, a pa- —«•••« trolman also discovered a break- Cranberry Juice 2'89 ing and entering at a refreshment stand on the North Long Branch beachfront. Police said the hinge pins were removed from the Hi-C Fruit Drinks »? door of the stand. The owner told police the culprits stole some ice cream. Baked Beans NNAST ZiZ 3 - 89 Bird Vacates Trouser Home COLTS NECK - A pair of Finast Tomato Ketchup 5-*1l trousers hanging on a clothesline was a bird's nest la the making. 10 PAD PACK But after four days the bird apparently had doubts BRILLO or S.O.S. turn summit PRODUCE •bout the permanency of its HOT FINAST'S Exciting home and sought quarters WONDER - WHITE or ASSORTED SWEET elsewhere. PEACHES ""K* 2 29c Last Wednesday, Mrs. It. "Lucky Numbers" SWANEE TOWELS 2£3pick 7 i. Dougherty, ( White Oak READY TO EAT TENDER E for Dr., hung a pair of her FRESH CORN ^ 39< son's trousers on the line FUL to dry. That evening a bird 'JOIN THE UST OF WINNERS HORMEL SPAM 'i»59. L OF FLAVOR Ib. 45c started storing twigs Into a BING CHERRIES leg of the trousers. ASSURED FLAVOR FRESHNESS 3«z. WHrii Ib. For four days the Dough- SEEDLESS GRAPES 33c ertys watched as the bird YOU COULD BE NEXT! DURKEE ONION SALT •>•••29 returned again and again, RIPE 2 for each time with more (wigs. CUCUMBERS ^ 25c Sunday It did not return. IN WIN And Daniel Dougherty, IS CR.SCO s :93c r.39 or YELLOW 0 lbs. wanted his trousers. So the CASH UP TO FRESH SQUASH """ 25c temporary bird shelter was *3000 removed for lack of a per- NOTHING TO BUY! NOTHING TO WRITE! fROZEM FOOD SPECIALS CR/SPY-FRESH »i«ac manent tenant. ROMAINE LETTUCE 14c BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY or TUNA _ AttSIZ B K>ut GERBER BABY PANTS • *« «* **• : Hurt in Crash FINAST POT PUS b WITH THI .. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - PALMOUVE RAPID SHAVE -™ - -49c DORANN • CONEY ISLAND m« m±*k. COUPON fyilliam S. Smith, 2S8 Mechanic 100 St>> Red Bank, U in good condi- CERTIFIED MOUTHWASH —'- r—-39^ FRENCH FRIES 6^ 89 tion today at Rlverview Hospital C G/?ff/V STAMPS I where he was admitted Monday HEAD A SHOULDERS SHAMPOO <» «< ,r.55e "YOR" GARDEN after an automobile accident on Newman Springs Rd. ONION RINGS J1 WITH A PURCHASE OF $7 50 MSE I 0-T COTTON SWABS »°»™ »43c UMIT ONE PEK ADUIT — CI0AHEI1ES, tOSACCO, BEER, The accident occurred at 11:40 UQUOR and FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER a.m. when the vehicle driven by SACRAMENTO TOMATO JUICE 2 7, 39c MNAST BMKOtY Ff ATURK Mr. Smith collided with a car COUPON NOT REDIEMAIIC Al HACIUNUCK, CH No p tES RBR fUlNFIIlD, WBTFIEID t ELIIAieTH driven by Edward D. Fitzpatrick STRAWBERRY FILLED NO CAL BEVERAGES *™ « »°" I iill WWII III II Good thru Sat., July 16th IltKlSl of Masonvllle, police said. SUNSHINE LEMON COOKIES COFFEE CAKE 35 CAR FIRE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 16th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, RED BANK - The Liberty BURRY CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES FINAST ROMAN APPLE CAKE PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND itarei (except PLAINFIEID, WESTFIELD, Ha*e Co. waj called to W ELIZABETH and HACKENSACK). We raierve the right to limit quantities. Net Front St. after Patrolman Jo- EDUCATOR CHASERS -SCOTCH FINAST EXTRA URGE WHITE BREAD lepb Maricio reported a car lire retpomible for typographical errors. , there early yesterday.

Be Modem, use the Dally R<*i Her Cbuiltied RED BANK, 362 BROAD ST. THE DAILY REGISTER Wediwdiy, July 13,1966-13 Twin Ligbta ScouU tecreation Commission Spend Week Camping Mpamouth Seniors HIGHLANDS - Twin lights w', ^ Jang* 5 Special Features Boy Scout Troop 25 has f pent a MKDJJETOWN — Five ipecitl high ichool (irU. Baton and week camping at Foreattarg irogranli wtli highlight the Rec- trampoline lessons and a charm Scout Reservation, New York. Awarded Degrees "reation Communion summer ac- course were diicussed. The group included Peter We>, it wu reported last Thursday wu announced as Turner,- William Mercier, Janes ight. WATERVILLE,-.Maine - Miss parents before returning to Sa- ogy June 14 here at commence- moving day for facilities now at Bailey, Kevin Bolger, Kevin Included in the program are Mildred L. •Kouba, daughter of Una where Karen will be teach- ment convocation. Leonardo playground. Purchaje Dempsey, Benjamin Zeidel, Mr, mnd Mrs. John W. Kotfca, ing third grade, and Karol, teach- summer traveling theater, a Stewart King, Bruce Ritter, Kev- liss Ideal Beach contest, a Chil- Jf the Komaliki tract on Bre- Jr;, 47 Katherine St., Fair Ha- ing fourth grade, in the Salina WILMINGTON, Del. — Miss in O'Neill, Mark Demnaey, John school system beginning in the ian's art show, a water ski ent and Washington Aves. will ven. N. J., received a bachelor Carol J. Jakubecy, daughter of Hyatt, John Ovens, Gerald Con- of arts degree from Colby Col- (all. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Jakubecy, how and a circus. •rovide the new play area'. nell, Heik Mendes, Peter Card, ,lege June S here et commence- 141 Maple Ave., Fair Haven, The traveling theater presented ment exercises. A sociology ma- JERSEY CITY-Miss Margaret N. J., was graduated from Gol- the Wagon Wheel Playhouse New Name* Michael Dempsey, Ronald Lud- jor, she was a member of Delta Mary Timlen,'88 Linden Ave., dey Beacom Junior College here ill give six performances of New names were tlso given to dy, Michael Ortutay, Andrew Alpha Upsilon sorority, Chapel Ifiddletown, was graduated mag- at exercises June 24. ansel and Gretel, starting July the lincroft 60-acres and the Ptak, Fred Leke, Robert Lake, Choir, Glee Club, Interfaith As- na cum laude from Jersey City at Ideal Beach; July 25, Hammer tract. The former will Robert Seifert, Allen Turner and sociation and a junior adviser. State College. Other Monmouth PHILADELPHIA - Gary John "hompson Park; July 26, Leo- be known as Lincroft Acres and Henry Wolcott. She is a graduate of Rumson- County students who received de- lawler, son of Mr. and Mrs ardo Park; August 1, Hillside the latter es Nut Swamp Park. Falr Haven Regional High School. gree* at the 36th commencement lohn M. Gawler, 30 Ocean Blvd. Jark; August 2, Bayview Play Improvements to the Lincroft exercises June 7 at the college Atlantic Highlands, N. J., re- round, and August 8 at the Har- Acres will begin with a park OPEN SATURDAYS! SALINA, Kan. ~ The Misses »re Gloria Senitch, 583 Clinton ;eived the bachelor of science iony Playground. All show ihelter, 28x48 feet, to be con ALL SERVICES Karol and Karen Hubbard, two Ave., Belford; Edith Horowitz egree June 16 from the Temple mes are at 7 p.m. structed at labor costs of $1,323. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. War- Norinsky, 12 Matilda Ten, Long at KM MAIN OFFICE University School of Pharmacy. Good Attendance About an hour of discussion ren C. Hubbard, 30 Grange Ave:, Branch; Rita Pavick Sprague, At the 8Oth commencement ex- Attendance at the two town- ensued after a report from mem- TONTOWN Fair Haven, N. J., received 158 Heights Ter., Middletown; ercises of Temple University nine ihip-owned beaches and the ber John Salatino on the pos bachelor of arts degrees from Richard Joseph Berardi, Jr., 112 other Monmouth County, N. J. iwimming program at Idea Kansas Wesleyan University here Broad St., Manasquan; Ruth students were among those re- sible purchase of a $23,000 beach NATIONAL leach was reported as good June 6. Mrs. Porter Brown, Wanda Von Spreckelson, 28 Union ceiving degrees. They are: Bach- )uring the period from June 25 sanitizing machine. Chairman HANK widow of their godfather.-^jave Ave., Neptune; John William slor of arts—Stephen Brian Ad- hrough July 4, about 7,000 per- James A. Carton said the cost the commencement address. Mrs. Sullivan, 700 Allaire Rd., Spring ler, 18S Elmwood Rd., Oakhurst; «f. 31 ud Wytkoff M. •ons used Ideal Beach, while would be justfied if the sanitizer Porter fs general secretary of Lake Heights; Marie Therese Audrey Sue Gottlieb, Allenwood IATONTOWN the Methodist Board of Missions. Martucci, 541 Floyd Rd., and >onardo had a smaller crowd eliminated the $2,500 it takes George N. Schneider, 4 Chicago Mtmter: P*d. top. Iw. Cwp. Karol, a dean's list student, Adele MacKay Carney, 23 Dan Blvd., Sea Girt, and Michael )f 1,500. each year to clean the township iel Dr., both of MaUwan. PHONE 542-4600 was assistant editor of the school Kent Silverstein, 603 Twelfth The commission have finalized beaches. yearbook, held offices of treas- Miss Janet Bol, daughter of Ave., Belmar. lans for two areas which have urer and vice president of Delta Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bol, Cliffwood Bachelor of science—Maralyn seen under study. Purchase of Kappa Chi sorority, served on Ave., Cliffwood, received a mas Lois Polak, 31 Fulton Ave., West :he Komalski tract, to be known FURNITURE CO. the college newspaper staff, ter of arts degree in reading ed- Long Branch. Leonardo Park, will be made cheerleader and sophomore ad- ucation. She is a teacher of by the end of the month, and a KEYPORT, N. J. Bachelor of science In edttca- WEST viser. fourth grade in Middletown Vil- five-year lease has been signed lage School. She is an alumna lon — Linda Edelstein Bartok or the ballfield at the Naval MENTHOL Karen, alto a dean's list stu- (Mrs.), 73 Cedar Ave., Long EST. 264-0181 dent, was section editor of the of Matawan High School and re- ^munition Depot. JO mill ClOAKCTTtS ceived a bachelor of arts degree Branch; Renee Ann Kauffman, 1869 yearbook, secretary of Delta Program Applauded also from Jersey State College. 39 Dwight Dr., Asbury Park, and Kappa Chi sorority, head cheer- rank Anthony Yapps, Jr., Free- The handicapped children' leader, served on the newspaper Also a recipient of a master's hold. irogram was applauded by mem staff, was secretary of the Col- degree from the college at com- ber George Kayser, Jr., and he legiate Young Republicans, was Associate in arts—Leonard A. mencement was Rosalind Gumpel rated that enrollment is expected named Greek Sweetheart Queen Riemer, 27 Morris St., Freehold. Bader, 219 Fifth Ave., Bradley to Increase to 19 participants. of 1966 and served as a sopho- Beach. Tentative plans for the fall pro- more adviser. CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Some 4. Open Mon. and Fn. mening$ 'til 9. Lucky Strike Green. The students resided with their 000 students received academic WORCESTER, Mass.-William rams were discussed with spe- Tht fine tobacco cigarette with menthol. grandmother, Mrs. Henry Bueh- degrees of Harvard University at . Juska, Jr., son of Mr. and ial emphasis on activities for ler of Salina, for the past four its 315th commencement exer- Mrs. William L. Juska, 28 Irving years. cises June 16. Area students Pla., Eatontown, N, J., was awarded a bachelor of arts de- The twins are visiting their among them were Todd Scripps Wilkinson, 3 Audlwood La., Rum- gree in history at the June son, N. J., bachelor of arts cum commencement of Holy Cros* 9 laude; David Nathan SocholitZ' College. A 1962 graduate of Red LADIES DAY AF ky, 28 Pine Dr., Roosevelt, N. J. Bank Catholic Hig> School, he bachelor of arts cum laude; John will enter Fordham Law School, Lawrence Riker, Belknap La. New York City, where he has OPEN Rumson, N. J., master of bus! received a tuition scholarship. ness administration. He was a dean's list student, features editor of the college 3 DAYS Michael Joseph Cronin, 25 East newspaper, and a member Roosevelt Cir., Middletown, N. J. the Purple Key honor sodetj received the degree of bachelor among other activities. ONLY! of laws cum laude, and Craig Thursday Bruce Zaehring, 27 Louis Cir., BRONX, N. Y.-Brother Co also Middletown. received the lumban Patrick Duffy of Chris- bachelor of divinity degree tian Brothers Academy, Lincroft Who offers Friday COMPUTE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 (S.T.B.). N. J., received the degree ol 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY Miss Barbara Nan Lieb, 664 master of arts at Manhattan Col 10 to 9 Prospect St., New Shrewsbury, lege's 115th commencement hen AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER N. J., received the degree ol June 14. all the Vitamin C Sat. to 6* Complete New Parking Facilities master of arts in teaching. NEW BRUNSWICK — Ttv Misses Patricia Mulligan, Port NEW HAVEN—Among the 98 Monmouth, and Mary Ann Jones, students from New Jersey among Belmar, were graduated from St your baby needs? the 2,350 candidates for degrees Peter's Hospital School of Nurs •t Yale University's 265th com- ing here lune 8. mencement June 13 are Howard SELLING OUT E. Daniel, 350 Crosby Ave., Deal ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, I Park, bachelor of arts; Frank Y. — Miss Judith Eriksen, David Newman, 81 Fletoher Lak Manor Dr., Red Bank, N. J , THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Ave., Ocean Grove, master of ceived a bachelor of arts de- fine arts; Robert D. Howson, 128 gree in art from Bard College Bruce Rd., River Plaza, doctor at the June 25 conunencemenl rr FASHION of engineering; Thomas Peter exercises here on campus. Turchan, Jr., 6 Broadmoor Dr., MR. BE YD AS ROOM Rumson, bachelor of arts; and David Robert Hathaway. M Promote Mehler On Conntctkut Ave, Washington, D.C. ont of Hi* East Coast's most exclusive Spring Lake Gardens Ct., Spring TRIPOLI, Libya — John T. Lake, bachelor of arts. ladles1 sportswear chain stores . . . a complete new stock of exciting new 1966 Mehler, son of Mr^CTE. Mel* ler of 410 Everett Rd., Lincroft, •nasuol and Imported casual fashions in the most wanted colors and fabrics BOSTON, Mass. — Walter H. N. J., has been promoted to . . . without a doubt. You will go wild when you see the ridiculuous low MacWilliams, 3d, son of Mr. »nd technical sergeant in the US bargainlaitd prices on ladies' fashions straight out of the latest magazines. Mrs. Walter H. MapWilUams. Jr., Air Force. 165 Holmdel-Middletown Rd., Sgt. Mehler is an aircraft en- Holmdel, N. J., received a bache- gine maintenance technician al See these famous brands on not one but every item. Dafron — Mr. Mort — lor of music d«gree from the Wheelus AB, here. He is a mem EVM Picon* — Mark Hober — Alleen — Zacari — Pantlno — Goldworm — New England Conservatory of ber of the Aerospace Rescue and Music here June 12. Mr. Mac- combat and peacetime air res- Hiker — Cabana — Gabey — Jack-Fin — Mr. Pants — Samuel Roberts — Williams, a clarinet major, stud ami Italian and Swiss imports. cue and aeromedical evacuation ied with Felix Fiscuglia, clari missions. ' netist with the Boston Pops Or The sergeant ia a graduat chestra. A 1962 graduate of Sum- if Midd|etown (N.J.) High LADIES' AS LOW AS mit High School, he was a mem- ichool. NEW 1966 ber of the conservatory's sym- phony orchestra for four years. Sell Fast! The Dairy RegUrte; Classified. BLOUSES STANFORD, Calif. - Awarded SWIM degrees at the 75th annual com- ly Villager — Shopley — mencement exercises at Stan- ford University here June 12 Alleen — Majestic — were Robert Frederickson, Jr.. Silts, prints, imports — SUITS Little Silver, N. J., bachelor of science in engineering, with high fashion! ly Maiden Form great distinction; Robert J. Hus- Darltne-Slrene ton, 3d, bachelor of arts, eco- Villaa.tr, Fine* and Carolina 1 High Fashion and Twa-Ntct nomics; Edmund H. Gaunt, Jr., LADIES Sim I to 18. bachelor of architecture. Alt* lara* Saketlon ol Extra Lara* Slits. MEADVILLE, Pa.—Miss Carol Gerber;..of course! BELOW Dorothy Dahlbom, daughter of AS LOW AS Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Dahlbom SKIRTS Woodland Dr., Colts Neck, N. J. was among the 264 graduates to ly Ivan Picone — Mr. MAKER'S receive degrees at Allegheny College June 13. She was M«rt — Dorron — Mr. awarded a bachelor of arts de gre» in humanities with an Eng On Patibook 1 On — Austin Hill — COST Account*— Tlmt-Savinf lish concentration. She sang with CtrtifttctM— the Chapel Choir, was a member Compounded Intemt PaM 5.00 of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Quarterly by Chock NOT ALL SIZES and served on the executive Every 6 Mo. committee of the Associated LADIES' Women Students.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1966 7c PER COPY Woolley Seen Emerging As Choice for Freeholder

By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON | About a report that Mr. Campi S. B. King & Sons, Freehold auto( Mr. Campi said these 'names FREEHOLD — Councilman nad decided to take himself out agency. I were but a few among many to Frank T. Woolley was reported of contention for nomination for If Mr. Woolley drops out of the be considered. yesterday to be emerging as the a third try at the freeholder race, informed sources said, ef- Each of the screening com- most likely choice for one of two board, Mr. Campi also declined a forts may be made to enlist mittee members has been asked Democratic nominations for the positive answer. Councilman Alfred Sanders, also to submit names and biographies Monmouth County Board of Free- He acknowledged that he had of Freehold. Both men rate high of potential candidates in time holders as party leaders mapped indicated to some party leaders recommendations, these sources for consideration. plans to pick their fall ticket. that he thought other candidates said, though only one of them So far, he said, all those who County Chairman P. Paul Cam- should be given an opportunity would be acceptable because of have been suggested are well pi confirmed that he has named for election. But, he added: geographic considerations. known to Democratic leaders, .hus making personal interviews a 40-member screening commit- "I didn't say positively that I Highly regarded as running tee, composed of party leaders wouldn't run. I want to look over before the full committee un- mates are former Union Beach necessary. and incumbent county office hold- the field and see what choices Councilman Paul Smith or Mata- ers, to recommend a slate (or the committee has." Freeholder Eugene J. Bedell, wan Township Mayor Walter H. the only Democrat on the five party endorsement at the Sept. Mr. Woolley has not yet firmly Gehricke. But one of them, again 1J primary. member board, said he was en- committed himself to run, even if because of geography since both SWEAR PLAN BOARD — The Long Branch Planning Boa rd was sworn into office last night by City Clerk Sanita thused by the prospects of the The committee will meet Thurs- endorsed, because of business re- are Bayshore representatives, four men named as leading can- J. Camassa. Charles Polk, second from left, seated, will be named chairman Monday when the board officially re- day, July 21 at B p.m. at the quirements. He is employed by will be endorsed. didates, making the race. party headquarters, 96 Mon- "I know them and would be organizes. Mr. Polk has been chairman for the past two years. Thomas Mauro, fourth from left, standing, the only mouth St., Red Bank. other holdover on the board, retains the vice chairman's post. He has served sines 1952. Other board members are, happy to campaign for them," Mr. Campi would not confirm he said. standing, from left, Richard Miller, John Talerico, Daniel Haas, Mr. Mauro, Mayor Paul Nastasio, Jr., Council- that Mr. Woolley has received Republicans Pick "With them on the board, I man Irving lefcher; seated, from left, James Dorsi, Mr. Polk and C. Daniel Cohn. Irving Teicher will be appointed endorsements from many party am confident we would have an leaders to an extent that hi; board attorney Monday night. effective Democratic majority backing outdistances other po- which would assure responsible tential candidates. Candidates Soon and economic government for the 'Prominently Mentioned' people of the county." Polk Remains as Chairman FREEHOLD — The Monmouth County Republican Steer- This year's election ticket, ex- "His name has been prominent ing Committee will meet in about 10 days to pick its 1966 ly mentioned, but beyond that election ticket, Chairman J. Russell Woolley said yesterday. cept for « statewide candidate for U.S. senator, will have only won't comment," he said. Facing the Aug. 4 deadline for choosing candidates for Congress and freeholder, the Republicans will have little dif- three spots, one for Congress and Teacher Gets City Board Post ficulty, Mr. Woolley said, after state Sen. Richard R. Stout two for freeholder. Delay Rt. 33 decides if he will run for Congress. Certain on Howard LONG BRANCH — Irving Tei- ment League in its successful formerly held by Jacob Rand un- Richard Miller, a Broadwa; Mr. Woolley said that with Sen. Stout in the race .other "We will have no trouble with cher, an attorney who was active drive to change the government, der the prior government. stationery dealer, was narnw aspirants will drop out and a ticket will be formed. Incum- a congressman," Mr. Campi said, In the Better Government League, Mr. Teicher is seen also as a After swearing-in ceremonies board secretary. By-Pass Rule bent Freeholders Marcus Daly and Harry Larrison, Jr. are asserting that incubent Democrat was predictably named Planning likely prospect for the Board of last night, the hoard met for a Board meetings will continu FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - expected, to win endorsements to continue on the board. James J. Howard will be en- Board attorney last night and Adjustment attorney's post. general discussion of objectives to be held the third Monday ol decision on the long discussed The three most active Congressional candidates, John dorsed unanimously as the firs, Charles Polk again was named Both board attorneyships were and purposes. each month in City Hall. by-pass for Rt. 33 will not come Conover, of Allenhurst; Collingwood J. Harris, of Wall Town- order of business. board chairman. before the fall at the earlies' ship, and William Ryan, of Matawan, have agreed to drop Mr. Howard has been invited Mr. Polk had been chairman the Township Committee ha: out if Senator Stout declares his intention to run. to the meeting and expects t" for the P*st two years when the been inforined. And even if the senator decides against running, Mr. attend. board was a member of the A route for the by-pass, which Woolley said, the other three are agreed to abide by wishes' He holds a personal lnterec council-manager governmental Series Starts Tomorrow was reviewed at public hearings of the Steering Committee, even if it decides to look beyond in selection of his running mate family. When the mayor-coun- held by the state last year, was their ranks. but he said yesterday he wi cil form took office July 1, he 9 opposed by the township because make no effort to dictate them and Thomas Mauro were the sole it cut tiirough industrial and to the party. hold overs. Mr. Mauro, who has On 'Summer Sightseeing commercial properties. "This is a matter for party been a member of the board An alternate routing was sug- Passaic Man Drowns consideration," he said. "But : since 1952, was named vice chair- Beginning tomorrow, The Daily Register will publish a gested by township officials. am sure that any of the name, man, a post he held last year. summer series aimed at family enjoyment of Monmouth In a letter to township officials you have mentioned (the four Mr. Teicher, brother to Coun- County's unique attractions. It will be written by Margot the state Highway Department reported in the lead) wouM make Smith, Register reporter, who has been writing the popular In Bay at Keansburg cilman, Samuel Teicher who is al- reported it has studied the alter- excellent candidates and office series "Pleasurable Dining" for several months. to a board member, had been nate proposal and has forwarded KEANSBURG — A 29-year-old chael Camel. His rescue was de- holders." For the many new residents who may seek guidance in teen by local political observers it to the Bureau of Public Passaic man drowned in Rari layed, police reported, because Party leaders are awart of a getting acquainted with their new locale, for the old-timers as heir to the board attorney's Roads. tan Bay yesterday while swim- his wife, Mrs. Elvira Camel, 26 local Democratic split which who never got around to it, and for the visitors who come post. An organizer and decision- Because of the discrepancy be- ming with his wife and a friend and the friend, John Willis, also might work against the Interest primarily,.to enjoy the beaches and 'boardwalks, the_series maker, for the. Better Govern- tween the two routes,'bureau of- 200 yards off -the beach hen. of Passaic, speak no English. of either Mr. Woolley or Mr. t will sugge* family wrings that promise » variety of rewards. ficials said they believe it wil Police identified him as Mi Their calls for help appeared ! Each' tour is 'designed to occupy two to fltree KoW a' Sanders in Freeho/d, but they arc be necessary to hold anothe: to other bathers as expressions morning,or an afternoon, and will include recommendations for discounting it as a factor count;' public hearing, the letter said. of "having a good time," police wide. Middletown a modestly priced meal, or a picnic. Directions and fees will A hearing will be scheduled said. The opposition is led by Coun- be noted. for the fall. Bay Bridge Tank Issue The aim of "Summer Sightseeing" is to help you enjoy It took occupants of two private cilman Tobias H. Mayer, presi- all of Monmouth by knowing its historical, natural, recrea- boats and one manned by the dent of the John F. Kenned;' tional and cultural sites first-hand. Meadow Fire Suggested local First Aid Squad to lift the Democratic Club who has sai Hearing Set man out of the. water. He was he could not support Mr. Woolle; estimated as weighing more than It is presumed that he might all, MIDDLETOWN — The state Flares Again By Sterner 250 pounds. take the same position on Mi. Public Utilities Commission has PORT MONMOUTH - Th MATAWAN — Construction Of He was pronounced dead In Sanders since he and Mr. Wooi- scheduled a hearing for July 19 meadowlan4$ fire that raged sev- a Raritan Bay bridge between Riverview Hospital, RedpBank, ley are aligned. On application by Monmouth Con- Tinton Falls Board Okays en hours Monday started anew Union Beach and Princess Bay, by Dr. William Dumois at 6:44 The local rift is over the lead- •olidated Water Co. to build a yesterday and burned for most of Staten Island, was described p.m. An autopsy was later per- ership of Abe Reynolds, as Free- water storage tank off Middle- the day. last night by E. Donald Sterner formed by County Physician Dr. hold Democratic chairman, and town-Lincroft Rd. Men and equipment from all as a vital, necessity to growth C. Malcolm B. Gilman. , failure of the Democratic nut The tank issue has been a New Science Curriculum Middletown Township companies demands of the Jersey Shore jority on Borough Council to rr matter of controversy for more NEW SHREWSBURY - The eighth grades, long a board ob- that a report from the schoo were at the scene, between Main Aiding in the rescue attempt Mr. Sterner, chairman of the appoint former party chatrmai than a year. Tinton Falls Board of Education jective, at $9,000. administration on action to be St. and Wilson Ave. were George Wagner, 38 Dart- Monmouth County Planning Harry Sagotsky as borough at Although the PUC plans to con- last night approved unanimous- Mr. Price was asked to sub- taken to offset racial imbalance Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek cau mouth Dr., Hailet, owner of the Board and a former state high- pleasure craft, Rat Fink; his torney Jan. 1. duct the hearing in Newark, the ly a $4,720 supplementary ap- mit details of these items for in Sycamore and Swimming Riv- tioned residents last night thai way commissioner, spoke at a passenger, Steve Zecykowski, Township Committee last night propriation for a new science study by board members before er Schools will be received July in light of the current drought Mr. Mayer opposes Mr. Rey- meeting of the Keyport Kiwanis same address; Mr. and Mrs. requested that it be held in Mid- curriculum. action. 30. The report, he said, will treat :hey should be extremely care nolds and supports Mr. Sagotsky. Club at Buttonwood Manor. Frank Reamer, 17 Leroy PL, dletown. The new program, recommend- Will Seek Funds placement of classes in the two Mr. Woolley and Mr. Sander:; A bay bridge, which he has here, who were aboard their boat, ed by the educational commit- schools, assignment of teachers, "One cigarette butt could se have been on the other aide in Committeeman Joseph M. Mal- The Tinton Falls principal, in advocated more than 30 years, and several local aidmen. tee headed by James E. Schell, and effects on transportation lafiame an entire area," he toth issues. avet reported that the utility has charge of the district's summer would relieve the current bottle- provides more comprehensive costs. warned. substantially revised Its plans school under Title I of the Ele- neck west of Perth Amboy science instruction in all grades. and that the tank as now pro- mentary and Secondary Educa where, Mr. Stemer said, 168,000 With the supplementary appro- posed, will be only 30 or 40 feet tion Act of 1965, was authorized cars are counted daily on the priation, total cost of the revised Poor Will Be Shawn above the. ground. to apply for Title I funds for three Raritan Bay bridges in science curriculum is estimated The tank would be in a resi- 1966-67. Disinter Colonel's New Jersey. at $7,700. dential zone. He told the board the estimat- On summer weekends, he said, The new science program is How to Handle Funds The state Supreme Court ruled ed funds available total $19,500 hat number, increases to 250, first on a list of priority school last month ' that the utility has 000 a day for the Garden State RED BANK - An Indication commercial community works in district needs prepared by George Mr. Price was also authorized the right to build on the tract Body Tomorrow 'arkway, of the stability of a family can order to represent clients and to extend the present summer Edison and Victory but ordered a rehearing by PUC C. Malone and presented last be found in the way in which it interpret their problems to the school, which he described bridges. to Incorporate plans for screen- night by Robert I. Price, Tin- FREEHOLD — The body of directing the investigation here, handles financial problems, the lending institutions, Mr. Wells ton Falls School principal. as ','vcry successful," ten days. has agreed to have the body re- Pointing out that the Veraz- Ing and sidelines for the tank retired Army Col. WIIHam E zano bridge, between Staten Is- Monmouth Welfare Board be- said. Louis A. Steinmuller, board turned by the Worden Funeral and pumping station. Other items include a library Farber, which is to be autopsied lieves. Mr. Gopsill served 20 years as Home, Red Bank, since it had land and Brooklyn, is pumping In addition to the Middletown- assistant at {6,000; additional secretary, was authorized to hire more cars on to New Jersey "Many limes family discord sales manager in the time sales for possible murder clues in his been in charge of arrangements Lincroft Rd. tank, the utility is secretarial help at $4,900; a so- an additional janitor to help take highways than ever before, Mr. first shows up in relation to department of Fidelity Union death three years ago, will be at the time of the death. planning two more; one on Red cial worker at $7,000; playground Sterner said a new Raritan Bay money problems," explains Rob- Trust, Newark. care of the addition to Tinton Identification Required Hill Rd., on property purchased equipment at (5,000; and a home disinterred from Arlington Na- bridge to Union Beach would ert C. Wells, board director. Cites Debtors' Feari Fall? School at a salary not to from Jack Preston, and another iconomics and vocational train- tional Cemetery tomorrow. Colonel Farber was buried help develop the Bayshore with A federally financed consumer "Our basic problem will be the somewhere in the Locust area, ing program for the seventh and exceed $4,400 annually. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, wearing his University of Mary- valuable ratables and to distrib- service unit, to be operated by individual who is overboard in The regular annual raise for Monmouth County physician, land class ring and a member ute the traffic. the board under the direction of debts and resists contact with cafeteria workers of 50 cents a who is directing removal of the of the Worden firm will be re- The speaker also discussed former Red Bank Councilman his creditors because he is quired to identify the body for day was approved unanimously. body under a court order from ianning Board recommen- Thomas M. Gopslll, will focus on afraid," Mr. Gopsill said. School Board Changes purposes of the investigation. Maintenance contracts on the Judge Herbert Horn, said the dations for new state highways family budget 'problems, Mr It will be the job of the unit district's electric typewriters autopsy will be made Saturday Dr. Gilman said that results nd a park 'n ride center for Wells said yesterday. to contact creditors and lending were renewed at $37 per ma- or Monday at Bellevue Hospital, of tho examination will not be buses and private cars at a new The unit will be set up as a institutions in an attempt to wor. New York. out a manageable plan under Stand on Appointment chine. made public, even if they are railroad terminil to be erected preventive service, Mr. Wells re- 1 which the client may liquidate necessarily in Red Bank," Dr. it Hazlet, where the parkwa; ported. RED BANK - The Board of C. W. Bollinger Agency of New- Colonel Farber's death was completed immediately. his debts. Education last night named Wil- Polonsky said. ark was awarded a renewal con- called the result of a heart at- ind railroad right-of-way cross. "If we can deal with these "This is the subject of an in "Consultations with the lendin; lis Sisson, high school guidance The board agreed to postpone tract for student insurance for tack by a woman doctor, Dr. Noting delays in approval and problems before things go too far vestigation of interest in two we can get at one of the causes institutions will reveal whethc, director, to the newly-created action while it determines policy the 1966-67 school year. Carmela Coppolino, a neighbor action by the State Highway de- states and it must be guarded of dependency," Mr. Wells said our program is practical," Mr. post of, director of pupil services on requiring graduate degrees John Thomson, board pres- at Middletown Township, but it partment on these projects, Mr. very closely," he said. The consumer unit has received Gopsill added. — and rescinded the appointment for the guidance co-ordinator's ident, reminded board members was not reported to the county Sterner said that "unless we can In disagreement over his suc- post. physician at the time. Results of the autopsy on Dr. leyelop an aroused citizenry we Federal grants totaling (80,000 for The unit will not lend funds ane year of operation. or offer legal services to those cessor. The board voted 5-2 to name An investigation was launched Carmela Coppolino have never ihajl become victims of 'too lit- 1 The director of the unit in debt, but it will concentrate on A motion to name Mrs. Ruth Mr. Sisson director of pupil ser Countv Lets after Dr. Coppolino then 32, died been divulged but are to be pre- le ^nd too late policies at Tren- wii: vices. sented to a Florida Grand Jury on." eed a knowledge of how the debt management, Mr. Wells King, a member of the high of a reported heart attack last added. school guidance staff, coordina- Dr. Polonsky and Donald Oil Contracts August at Sarasota, Fla. in the fall. Devine cast the dissenting votes. An advisory committee of tor of high school guidance was FREEHOLD - Fuel oil agree- She and her husband, Dr. Carl Dr. Carl Coppolino, who had "I want to be sure before I representatives of lending institu- withdrawn after several board ments were made yesterday by Coppolino, and Colonel Farber's been an anesthetist at Riverview Concert Program, Tonight promote anyone that he has done tions will be set up to assist the members questioned the appoint the Monmouth County Board of widow, Mrs. Marjorie Farber, Hospital, remarried 28 days af- a superior job In the position he RED BANK — John W. Luckenbill, conductor of the Red unit. ment. Freeholders for heating county moved to Florida and lived on ter his first wife died and re- has had," Dr. Polonsky said, Bank Municipal Band, has announced tonight's program of The consumer service unit is Curtis Murphy, who expressed buildings next winter. the same block shortly after the sides in Florida. "I was promised a guidance de- music for Marine Park. The concert will begin at 8:30 at one of several programs for reservations about Mrs. King's A contract was let to Lawes colonel's death. the bandshell. If it rains it will be held tomorrow night. The which the Welfare Board is seek- qualifications, ' said she is the partment report, but I never re- Coal Co., Shrewsbury, for 10.53 program: ng federal funds from the De- only guidance counselor lacking ceived it." Statements Made cents per gallon for number two March, "Invrrcarglll" Lithgow partment of Health. Education • master'a degree Dr. Polonsky said the only Mrs. Farber, it was learned, Two Thefts fuel oil, and to Dean Oil Co., Overture, "Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna" .... von Suppe and Welfare under a law provid- guidance department report he has made statements in Florida Dr. Ivan P. Polonsky pointed Fanwood, for 7.21 cents per gal- Trumpet Solo, "Willow Echoes" Simon ing money for demonstration but that in her new post Mrs. has seen concerned the number and has testified before the Mon- lon for number four oil. Both Are Probed Don Tison, soloist projects. It is the only project King would receive a salary of Red Bank High School grad- mouth County Grand Jury here were low bidders. KEANSBURG - Police here Descriptive, "Sleigh Ride" Anderson to be funded to date, Mr. Wells ratio higher than that set for dc uates going on to college. The body of Dr. Carmela Cop- are investigating Monday night Selections, "My Fair lady" Lemer and Lowe said. partment chairmen. "I want to know what col- polino was exhumed under court thefts from the Empress Hotel March, "U.S. Field Artillery'-' Sousa leges they go to. and how well RULED INNOCENT order last December and an au- Among the other demonstra- "We decided the minimum re- and from the Beacon Beach Club. Selection, "Aida" _..: Seredy they do," Dr. Polonsky said. WEST LONG BRANCH In topsy was performed at Bellevue. ion projects for which funds quirements for department chair- ,/'Taken from the hotel lobby, Waltz, "Merry Widow" .,-. Lehar Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superin- the only local court case yester- Dr. Gilman assisted Dr. Mil- ;iave been requested are: r men would be a master's degree which is always open, was an un- Novelty, "Night Beat" Walters tendent of schools, replied that day, Magistrate Charles L. Mor- ton Halpern, ohief New York City program to provide intenslv. and five ye«rs experience," Dr. determined amount of cash and while the type of information Dr. gan found Harry Herzenberg, no medical, examiner, in the post March, "King Cotton" Susa services for the retarded Ind ; Polonnky said, "and now,\ with cigarettes. our first appointment we are Polonsky requested is necessary address, Long Branch, not guilty mortem and will also join Dr. (Featuring majorettes, led by Bea DeFatlo; Hag program which would set up weakening the requirements." it. Is also impossible to cor- of assault and battery against his Halpern in the Farber autopsy. An officer of the beach asso- twlrlers, led by Lynn Sawyer, and specialty twirlers, 'substitute" grandparents for the ciation reported the loss of yel- led by Pat Gale and Linda Hansen) hlldren of mothers receiving aid "I fail to see why we can't relate with the guidance de- estranged wife, who Uvw it 101 Dr. Gilman said that Prosecu- low nylon rope valued at (375. National Anthem or dependent children. further to fill the pout, not partment'* limited staff. Beachwood Av*. tor Vincent P. Kcuper, who it I. * n tSE DAILY \Bride*Elect MRS. JOHN ROSSOMONDO, left, the former Alexandra Honored Middletmvh EATONTOWN - Miss Patri- Messina, is the daughter of da Ann Starnei, Long Branch, was honored at a surprise bridal Mayor and Mrs. Frederic Wedding shower by her bridal attendants here in the home of Misj Bette Messina of Shrewsbury. She ' MIDDLETOWN - Miss K«r*n Hill, 8 Wykoff Rd. Co-hostesses Ann Abrams, daughter of Mr. was married Saturday in were Miss Janice Hartman, Bel- and Mrs. , Robert Taylor ford; Miss Constance Picard and St. lames Catholic Church, Abrams, 56 Bayside Dr., Atlantic Miss Ann H«yei. Long ^Branch, Highlands, was married to Sec- and Mrs. Jacob Stryker, Eaton- Red Bank. ond Officer Richard H. Evans, own. U.S. Merchant Marine. He is the Miss Starnes, daughter of Wil- son of Mr, and Mrs. Roger But- Lee Starnea, 320 Bith Ave., MRS. RICHARD H. EVANS, tcrfield Evans of Auburn, N.Y. 6 Long Branch, and Mrs. Ruby The double ring ceremony took right, formerly Karen Ann Franklin, Joanna, S.C., will be- place Saturday here in the Re- come the bride of Richard J. formed Church. Rev. Earl D. Abrams, became • bride, itryker, 71 Barker Ave., Shrews- Compton officiated. Church or- iury Township, Saturday in the also on Saturday, in the ganist was Mrs. Herbert B. Sher- (ted Bank Baptist Church. He is rane. A reception was held after he son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Middletown Reformed Church. the ceremony in the home of the laoob L. Stryker. bride's parents. She is the daughter of Guests were Mrs. Raymond Mr. Abrams escorted his Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Hill Mrs. Anthony Damlano, daughter who wore an Empire- Mrs Harold Morgan, Mrs. James styled gown of candlelight peau 4111s Mrs. David Whltemtn, Abrams, Atlantic Highlands. de soie appllqued with Alencon WssKathy Jones, Miss Flith lace and fashioned with a bolero 3olvig, and MIM Nancy Lynch, of matching lace. Her mantilla FINALLY OFFICIAL — Monmouth Chapter of tha Rosemont Collage Alumnaa Atto- til of Eatontown. also was of Alencon lace. ciation lost its provisional itatui last -week and after two yaari hat bean accepted at Also, Mrs. Henry Meise, Jr., Miss Jane Hygaard Abrsms River Plata; Mrs. John Morgin, it home, was maid of honor for an affiliate of th* General Alumna* Attociatien. Newly.*l»c+»d officers of tha Mrs. James Leslie, Mrs. Robert To Reside in Syracuse her sister. Bridesmaid was Mis: chapter are, left to right, Mrs. Norman J. P**r, R*d Bank, corresponding secretary; 'resley Miss Honnie Binder, Betsey Evans, at home, sister Mri. Alfred J. Hassinger, Rumson, president and Mrs. John J. Conldin, Jr., Rumion, _nd Miss Patricia Bayly. Long of the bridegroom. Branch; Mrs. Thomas Mahsn, Mr. Evans was best man for vice-president, treasurer. Recording secretary of th* ehaptar it Mri. Mark F. Hughes, Staten Island, N.Y.; Mrs. Mat- Alexandra Messini Is Bride lis son. Ushers were Richard Jr., also Rumson. Ihew Husson, Red Bank; Miss Taylor Abrams, at home, brother RED BANK - Miss Alexan- Organist was Mrs. John Famu- Syracuse (N.Y.) sales area. The Maryaniw Hanlon, Belford; Miss if the bride, and Ensign Carl dra Elizabeth Messina, daughter lary. Fair Haven, and soloist, couple will reside at 310 Hills- Carol Lippert, Oceanport, and ischer, Norfolk, Va. of Mayor and Mrs. Frederic Leonard Porcelli, New Shrews- boro Pkwy., Syracuse, on their Local Rosemont Unit Is Accepted Miss Judy Hanson, Little Silver. Messina, 20 Buttonwood Dr., bury. Immediately after the cere return from a wedding trip. Mrs. Evans was graduated Shrewsbury, was married here mony a reception was held in the om Atlantic Highlands High Saturday at a Nuptial Mass in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. School in 1960, and in 1964 from Brandeis Unit St. James Catholic Church, to Mayor Messina gave his daugh- Clubwomen Springfield (Mass.) College. She As Affiliate of General Alumnae John Nicholas Rossomondo. He ter in marriage. She wore an is a physical education teacher is the son of Mrs. Frank D. Ros- Empire-styled sheath gown of Ramapo Central School Dis- RUMSON - The Monmouth Serving on the board of the president, Mrs. Hassinger wai Entertains somondo, 202 Myrtle St., Ha- white pique with appliques of Plan Events rict 2, Spring Valley, N.Y. Chapter of Rosemont College lirectors for the chapter are one of the original formulatons worth, and the late Dr. Rosso- Alumnae Association completed /Irs. Hassinger, Mrs. Conklin, of Rosemont's Delaware Valley Alencon lace on the cap sleeves HAZLET - Plans for the 1966- Second Officer Evans, a grad- For Visitor mondo. its two-year provisional status «lrs. Richard H. Consldine, Chapter which encompasses the and fashioned with a chapel train. 67 club year were made at an late of Union Springs Ie ring ceremony here in St. aught English. library. One million volumes Pharmacy The club year will begin with Mr. and Mrs. James Warman, iames Episcopal Church; to have been pledged to keep pace the annual flower show spon Bristol, Fla. lames C- Wilton. He is tha son 134 Broad St. Rtd Bank Mr. Rossomondo, a graduate with the academic growth of sored by the conservation and iRev. Melvin J. Stanczewski, >f Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Wil of Tenafly High School in 1951, Brandeis University. lOppMlM SMltback'il garden department at the Sep- pastor, celebrated the Nuptial on, Sr., 7 Morningside PI., Port FRtl DILIVERY and Providence (R.I.) College It was announced at the meet- tember meeting. Mrs. Henry Mass and preformed the double Monmouth. DIAL: 741-5288 1961, is a sales representativi ing that Rabbi Leon Jick, son-in- Freidel, department chairman, ring ceremony in St. Lawrence The River House Inn, Rum for Shulton. Inc., Clifton, in th law of vice president Mr». Juluis announced a membership social Catholic Church, son, was the setting for the wed- Flink, Asbury Park, hag been also will be featured. Prospective ding reception immediately after The bride was given in mar- appointed director of the newly- members and interested women riage by her father. She wore a the ceremony* may attend as guests. formed Institute of Contemporary long-sleeved gown of white satin Mr. White gave his daughter Jewish Studies at Brandeii in Mrs. Robert Mtrieti, ways and with a lace bodice and lace- in marriage. She wore a gown Waltham, Mass. KNIT ONE-PURL TWO means chairman, announced her bordered chapel train. Her bouf- f silk organza appliqued with committee is making arrange- fant veil was fattened to a clus- li ona way t» make cuitom drapai but, avan aside Mrs. Suaao Witek encon lace on the bodice and ments for a card party to be held ter of flowers' studded with jell-shaped skirt which was fash- Bridge Winners in September. Other fund-raising pearls. from tha time Involved, wa wouldn't recommand it. RED BANK - Mrs. Susan oned with a detachable chapel RIVER PLAZA — Wlnner« of projects will be formulated dur- Witek of Oceanport has been Mrss Geraldine Kraus, Parlin, train. Her bouffant veil was held ing the first committee meeting the Red Bank Bridge Club game Wa would racommsnd that you PHONE 747-4422 lamed by the Monmoijth County was maid of honor and bridal place by a matching Alencon to be held Aug. 2 in Mrs. Moleti's last week were: North-South, Al Organization for Social Service to attendants were Mrs. William lace headpiece. and take advantage of tha FREE SHOP-AT-HOME home, 7 Bedle Rd., Hazlet. Brown, Oakhurit, with Dennis act as a liaison between the com Ralston, sister of the bride, and Miss Patricia Jane White, at Lynch, Rumson, first; William SERVICE offered by SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, munity nursing service and hos- Miss Mary Austin, Laurence Har- tome, was maid of honor for her To fiU Jobs fast, place "Help Horlacher, Little Silver, with Bert pitals and nursing homes to as- bor; Mrs. Robert Madden, Lam ister. Also attending the bride Pickover, Ocean Township, lec- 4(8 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY. Wanted" ads in The Dally Reg' sist in providing uninterrupted bertville, and Miss Patricia Krl were Mrs. Peter Johnson, Plain ond; Miss Grace Berner, Inter- nursing care. min, East Brunswick. eld; Miss Diane Schenk, Lake- Uken, with Charles Stine, Asbury Misses Patricia and Elizabeth wood, and Miss Joanne Ma Mrs. Witek's position was se Park, third, and Mrs. Arthur Leitereg, at home were Junior awage, Keyport. Flower girl up by the MCOSS, according to Fay, Fair Haven,,with Mr*. John bridesmaids. as the niece of the bridegroom, Miss Winona E, Darrah, execu- T. Lovett, Jr., Little Silver, William Austin, Laurence Har- Gerry Wilton of Port Monmouth. tive director, to facilitate proce- fourth. FACTORY bor, was the best man. Ushers 'age was Arthur Michael Wil- dures for patient care, with par- « East-West winners were George were Pfc. Dale Anderson, Pfc. ton, at home, brother of the ticular emphasis at present on Gibson, Mataw.n, with William Michael Sommerj, Pfc. John iridegroom. OUTLET those persons to be served unde Moaher, New Shrewsbury, first; Handville, Fort Monmouth, and LUCY'S the Health Insurance Benefits John P. Soden, Jr., Atlantic Mn. James G. Wilton Mrs. Elmer F. Godwin, Shrews- William Ralston, Laurence Har- program for the Aged (Medi- Highlands, was best man. Ush- (The former Mary L. White) bury, with Mrs. Charles Stlne, bor, brother-in-law of the bride. care). It is anticipated by MCOSS ers were Joseph Brunner, Jr., Asbury Park, second; Jennie Miss Darrah said, that continuity After a reception in the Polo- Colonia, and Thomas O'Donnel Fuchs, Aabury Park, with Arthur of care for persons of other ages naise Inn, Sayreville, the couple and Ronald Connor, both of Key Harris, New Shrewsbury, third, will also come within the scope motored to Canada. When they port. Amato Wins and Margaret Michel, Atlantic Summer Clearance return, they will reside in Laur- Highlands, with Mrs. Edward of the MCOSS liason nurse, who ence Harbor. Mrs. Wilton is a graduate ol Salmeri, fourth. will work out of the MCOSS Neptune High School and Mont headquarters in the Geraldine L. The bride was graduated from Promotion Games are played every PRINTED St. Mary's High School, South lair State College, where she WRIGHTSTOWN - Carl Ama Wednesday evening from 8 to 11 Thompson Building, 141 Bodman was a member of Kappa Rho BATHING SUITS PI., Red Bank. Amboy, and Berkeley School of to, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris p.m. in the River Plata Fire Secretarial Training, East Or- Upsilon sorority. She will begin A. Wilson of S Birchwood PI House on West Front St. between COTTON SUITS eaching In the fall at Alfred I Mrs. Witek was recently ange. She is employed by Dr Leonardo, has been promoted to Foster and Carpenter Sts.. under 75 75 Dupont High School in Wilming awarded a bachelor of science Louis H. Strugatz, South River staff sergeant in the U.S. Air the direction of Stanley Strauss, on, Del. 50 degree in nursing from Seton The bridegroom was graduated Force. Middletown. Hall University. Before taking ed- from Indianapolis High School Mr. Wilton, who attended Mid Sgt. Amato is a radar technic 3 *4 AID TO THOUSANDS ucational leave, she was a public Indianapolis, Ind. He has served dletown Township High School ian at MoGuire AFB. He is 8 health nurse on the staff of the two years of a five-year enlist- is a sheet metal worker with E member of the Air Defense Com DALLAS (AP) — Health and welfare programs carried on by MCOSS Bodman Health Center ment in the U.S. Army and is DeSeta in Wjlmington, in mand which is the Air Fora the Methodist Church served a in New Shrewsbury. She received [stationed at Fort Monmouth. which city the couple now re- component of the U.S.-Canadiai record 1,921,055 persons during her nurse's training from St.; _, "". ' ide at 3012 Naamans Rd., af- North American Air Defensi 1965, ihe denominations Board Luke's Hospital School of Nurs-'Umrchuonwn :cr a wedding trip to Bermuda Command protecting the conti SKIRTS • SLACKS of Hospitals and Homes reports, ing, New York City, where she fo //„/,/ ftazar nent. 137,000 more than the year be- served as assistant to the head The sergeant is a graduate o HIGHLANDS — The Episcopal fore. nurse in the psychiatric program Better Government Middletown Township Higl BERMUDAS • RAINCOATS omen of the St. Andrew'; of the hospital. Before joining the School. Church will hold their annua League Meets Tonight MCOSS staff in 1959, she was a summer bazar and dinner to- JAMAICAS • COTTON TOPS staff nurse at Fitkin Hospital, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The OLD PARISHES morrow and Friday. A baked Neptune. She is married to Al- Better Government League wil NEW YORK (AP) — In thi ham supper will be served from sponsor a political rally tonigh New Reduced van J. Witek. 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NHM Rout* 35 Circl* • Eatontown • 542-1010 MrM|> DIM OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 (HurtMAAT) Same Day Delivery Service LOU COOPER 4tl SHtlWttUKY AWL 747-1 t7l SHMWSiUHY , July 13, 1966—17 THE DAILY REGISTER Card Party HIGHLANDS — The Rosary Mtar Society of Cur Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church fill sponsor a card party Friday, at 8 p.m. in the school auditori- um. Mrs. John J. Graham, gen- eral chairman, is being assisted iy Mrs. William Kohlenbush, County Fare ickets; Mrs. Walton Goelman, rizes; Mrs. Dean Foster, ape- •d\ effects and decorations, and drs. John Cameron. Anyone ishing to donate prizes may A Variety of Anniversaries :ontact Mrs. John Graham, 170 -Javesink Ave. Table reservations By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Tom Charmont, Colts Neck, doesn't look a day over 29 nay be made through Mrs. Koh- "They've got a good thing going!" . .. but his entry into the "thirsty thirties" called for a inbush, 29 Shrewsbury Ave., or Trainer and Mrs. W. A. (Jimmy) Croll ("at home" in surprise celebration Saturday night. His pluperfect Pat (look- .Irs. Graham, 170 Navesink Ave. Hollywood, Fla., and currently of Monmouth County) were Ing lovelier than ever in white pique slacks and matching over- feted last week on the occasion of their 25th blouse with long, cotton lace sleeves) planned it all. Be Modern, use The Daily Reg- w«dding anniversary at the home of Mr. Guerti arrived ea masse after convening at the Country- Wr Classified. and Mm. A. Fred Matfeo of Little Silver. tide Swim Club on Boundary Road — near II* tile of the Co-hosting was another Monmouth Park CharmoiiU' beautiful home, built la 18(1. trainer and his wife — Mr. and Mrs. Dan Though still up to their elbows in restoring its charm, the Perlsweig. Charmonts' accomplishments to date prompt plaudits. The Mr. Croll's gift to his wife Bobbie was living room is done in Wedgewood blue with white molding not the traditional "silver" (owned by that and features a concert grand piano — re-cone in flat white Superb and man with the mask, you know) but a hores) except for its massive top which is in mahogany finish. In named Like a Charm — who rail that way — the billiard room, walls are covered with gold burlap, while Unusual Cuisine finishing first the first time out Monday in the kitchen is a bright delight. the fourth race at Monmouth Park. Here, walls are of mottled red brick; cabinets and mantel Henderson Among the anniversary weH-wiaher* ate made of the old attic floorboaids; and the stove is cast were: Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Mack, Baldwin, L.I.: Ginny and of black iron. Red and white checked gingham curtains two SWISS BEEF Ovie Scur/lock, Eatontown; Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Twitcheil, windows while a third has been replaced with leaded, stained FONDUE— Holmdel; Mrs. Rae Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hanna- glass. The antique chandelier is centered over a large tabla Piui our regular msnu bury and Ev House of Shelter Island, N.Y., the George Hoi- surrounded by carved, painted chairs. served d«ily 0 to 10 p.m. bys of Huntingdon Valley, Pa.; Peg and Tom Harroway, Lin- The party was held on the brick-paved terrace which, in Fri.. and Sat. 'til midnight. croft; Phyllis and Frank O'Brien and Frank Martin of Plain- varying widths, virtually surrounds the house. field; Dr. and Mrs. William A. Jamison, Little Silver; Mr. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCue, Marlboro; and Mrs. W. A. Croll, Sr., and Mrs. Jane Tiffany of Devon, Bob Levine, Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ens and Dr. Pa.; the Milt Conners of Long Branch; Miss Ginger Steitz, and Mrs. Philip Rabin, Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mount, Red Bank; Lou Kyle, Hollywood, Fla., and Nancy and Bill Hightstown, ami John Shallock, Eatontown — celebrating AWAY WE GO — Beth Caldecott, 18-year-old Englishtown girl who owns her own Croll, the celebrants' children. the birth of his first child, a daughter, to his wife, Elaine, landscaping business, workt on the lawn of her most frequent customers — her Jim Croll also was the trainer of Parka, champion "Grass Just the previous day! Horse of the Year" in 1965. Parka is now in retirement at parent!, Mr, and Mrs. George Caldecott of 8 Willow Grove Way. Carl Twitchell'f Oieeca Farm, Holmdel. "Pot luck" is hardly the correct term for the cooperative supper held on the Fourth of July at the Monmouth Boat Club. JIM McPHEE Anniversary congratulations go, too, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Members and children dined on "choice casseroles" preceding 18-Year-0ld Englishtown Girl at tha piano Fri. and Saf. NiHi A. Huntsman, Jr., Little Silver. Their tenth was celebrated the fireworks display. Saturday at the Rumson home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hunts- 10 Wafarman Av». Rumion Among those there for front row seats were Mr. and Mrs, (at fha S.a Bright btldg.) man, ST., where some 60 guests gathered for cocktails and Jack CoUhM, Monmouth Beach; Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot, magnificent hore d'oeuvres — catered by Th« Cellar, Fair New Shrewsbury; Commodore and Mr*. Herman Vestal and SUNDAY BRUNCH H»v«n. Heads Own Landscaping Firm Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Huntsman, Jr., Little Sliver; Mrs. NOON 'TIL 3 P.M. Helen Patterson, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Reid Dlckerson, By PENNY FISHER Variety of Talents her "manager'1 and helps super- Mildred and Raymond Piano, Locust, sounded a gay so- Cherry Hill; Dr. Harvey Marcellus, Rumson; Mr. and Mri. da! note with an annual fourth of July barbecue at their Val- ENGLISHTOWN—At 18, when The background for her pro- vise the younger boys when they Robert Howie, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wachenfeld, Mr. and are on a job. ley Dr. home. Mrs. Frederick Simon and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaw, all most girls are thinking about fession was learned in high for those who Among tiie guests who feasted on canapes in the shape of of Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsh, Riverside dates and convertibles, Beth school, where she spent four Beth is located in an area of Old Glory, barbecued ribs, chicken, steak and all the trim- Heights; Mickey Methot, Sea Bright, and Mr, and Mrs. Ben- Caldecott dreams of dirt and years of intensive study in the keen competition, but it is an mings, were: Gerry and Roger Meetie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill nett H. Shaver, Mlddletown. tractors. ield of agriculture and horticul- area she feels has great poten- Lynch, Kari and Joe Oswald, all of Locust; Bill and Madge ture. Then there were other sub- tial for the future. "New homes PERSPIRE Friedmann, Leonardo; Martha and Bernie Ohm, Rumson; So far, most of her dreams jects like welding, soldering and are being built every day and The French provincial home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. have come true. Ginny and John Forte, Hoboken, and Gil Forte, Weehauken. Worth, Phalanx Farms, Colts Neck, was the scene of a full- plumbing. Beth says she knows they say every new homeown- ' Mr. and Mrs. Piano's talented daughter — a "go-go" blown cocktail party Saturday night. More than 190 guest* She not only ha,s one tractor enough about the mechanics of er spends $500 on his lawn in dancer known professionally as Millie Ihomson — was also filied the home's spacious interior and relaxed on the terrace -but two—in addition to a pick- her tractors and truck to do the first five years," Beth ex- HEAVILY able to join the festivities. She is now off for a six-week book- overlooking the Swimming River Reservoir. up truck and a host of lawn im- "minor repairs" but adds, "If plains. It is this new homeown- ing in Rock Island, III, Then it's to Troy, N.Y., and later plements. And the 18-year-old t's anything major, I take it to er who constitutes the bulk of Florida. someone else." However, she her business. The Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club held a pre-lndepen- lady has plenty of opportunity does change the oil and lubri- dence Day "Firecracker Dance" last week. Henry Rieth, to work in the soil. Her secret? Enriching Experiences A Sunday nigJ]t supper reception was held for Metropoli- cate the vehicles herself. tan Opera star Jan Peerce after his performance as Rodolfo Atlantic Highlands, served as entertainment chairman. She owns her own lawn land In addition to doing landscap- Among many enjoying the fruits of his labor, were Com- scaping business. When Beth graduated this ing in her own neighborhood in IK Puccini's "La Boheme" — the second production of this year from the agricultural pro- season's Monmouth Opera Festival. modore and Mrs. David Butterworth, Mr. and Mrs. John Carr What's more, she employs Holiday North Estates, she has and Mr. and Mrs. Jay1 Fish, all of Middletown; Vice Com- gram at Freehold High School, iad contracts in other areas, in- From Asbury Park's Convention Hall, guejte repaired to eight young men to keep up with she was the only girl in her Grossman's, Main St., for a feast of kosher-style food — the modore and Mrs. Francis Branin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fer- the booming business. cluding the Juniper Farms nly girl representing the FFA gusranteod. Don't give is to perspira- High School parking lot Friday La., Rumson, and Julia M. Rumson, and Yoshiko Omori farm markets. The profits are was a "big help" in teaching her throughout the country. She is tion worries: try Itltctnns, AnU- st noon and will depart Sunday Sufotinsky, guest of Martha with Barbara Hinckly, 31 Elm- used in her business. the mechanics of the business a member of the Freehold Chap- Persplrant today. at 9 a.m. wood La., Fair Haven. ter of FFA, which up until Sep- Fearns, 10 Robin Rd., Rumson. A June graduate of Freehold world. Her mother, a bookkeep- :ember of last year, never had All of these students have Austria — Helenc H. Lang, Malaysia — T. Selvarajeswari Regional High School, Beth is er, also helps out by doing female member in its history. spent the past school year with with EJIen Kinney, 4 Crabapple Selvaratnam, with Wright Kun- hardly a typical teenager. Her Beth's payroll and helping with LINCROFT On a national level, FFA does American families in the Illinois La., Rumson. kle, 151 Linden Dr, Fair Haven. business project is her prime the record.s. Brazil — Orlane M. Araujo Netherlands — Wilhemina M. J not allow girl members. How- PHARMACY area. Their stay here is part of concern and she supervises it But the actual landscaping Cavalcanti, with Nancy Brennan, Van Kessel, with Betsey Thomas ;ver, state chapters are allowed NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD a three-week bus tour which with a strict, professional atti- work Is Beth's sole responsibil- 74 Kemp A v e., Fair Haven; 470 River Rd., Fair Haven. o accept females if they wish. American Field Service provides tude. Her maturity has paid off ity and more often than not, she LINCROFT 741-7616 Tarcisio Gurgel De Sousa, with Paraguay—Milko Szostak, with at the end of their school year in satisfied customers—and an is in the midst of each job along Nancy Brokaw, 66 Poplar Ave., Arthur Fox, Clover La., Rumson in the hope that the foreign stu- ever-increasing amount of work. with her employees. When asked Fair Haven, and Joana M. Soares and M. Magdalena Triguis-Gon dents will gain a broader view of whether it has been a problem Merlin, with Patricia Galli, 272 zales, with Susan O'Malley, South Beth has done lawn landscap- American ways and attitudes, to be a boss to eight boys, she Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. Rohallion Dr., Rumfion. ng on more than 200 homes in and in turn, will create a better replies, "If I were a boy, I Chile — Alvaro Gonzalez-Lorca, Peru — Guillermo Garcia Mon- :he Englishtown-Freehold area. understanding between nations. know I would find it difficult to "The Girl's with Mrs. James Wyer, Navesink tero-D., with Lynn Montgomery, In addition, she also offers lawn Every Evening, Wednesday thru Sunday When all of t h e AFS buses :ake orders from a girl, but they River Rd., Locust. 118 Hillcrest Rd., Fair Haven. mowing service and general gar- rendezvous in Washington, they enow this is a business." Costa Rica—Yolanda E. Rivera- South Africa — Glen E. Margo, dening. will be received by President "Anything anyone wants, All of her employees are stu- Johnson, after which the stu- Gonzalez, with Sandy Noweck, 31 with John Glaser, 36 Highland GREAT!" Spruce Dr., Fair Haven. Ave., Fair Haven and Moira E. we're ready to do," she says. dents in Freehold High School's dents will depart for their home Ecuador — Maria Del C. Robertson, with Shirley Marlatt, This includes grading and haul- ngricultural program, with the That's what Manpower cus- countries. Burneo-Jaramlllo, with Kathy 140 Park Rd., Fair Haven. ing soil, planting and pruning exception of one younp man who tomers say about our "white While in this area the students Feakes, c/o Ralph Runyon, Sweden — Bjorn S. Zackari,- shrubs, adding lime and fertil- »as already graduated from high liove" girls—we're not sur- will sail on the Navesink River izer—or combating the home- ;chool and works with Beth on EIMAEOS Buena Vista, Rumson, and M. with Richard Brandt, 184 Linden prised — we've given her at the Fair Haven Sailing Club Susana Fierro-Lozado, with Mrs. Dr., Fair Haven. owners' No. 1 enemy—crab- . part-time basis in addition to Original Paintings by Wayne Turback on Display apecial training in tempo- (River Rats) on Battin Rd. On Gordon Potter, Rtmson Rd., Thailand — Krongkeo Chaiyak- ;rass. mother job. She explains he is Highway 35, South Amboy 721 -?771 rary assignments. Call for Saturday evening there will be a Rumson. son, with George Brown, 69 the girl in the white gloves beach picnic at the Sea Bright Finland — I. J. Kaarina Hack- Bellevue Ave., Rumson; Rangson — there's none better. Beach Club. Free time will be lin, with Dorothy Burlew, 70 Ty- Khapimai, with Peggy and Jenni- spent becoming acquainted with son Dr., Fair Haven, and Mark fer Greene, 44 Hillcrest Rd., Fair the host families and the local S Vutnsalo, with Bruce Feiring, Haven; Wachara Prachyapruang, MANPOWER" area. 62 Hillcrest Rd., Fair Haven. with Sarah Mcltzoff, 128 Grange Mrs. Shaw McKean of Rumson France — Mary de Rasilli, with Ave., Fair Haven, and Kim Eng 4 WEST FRONT ST. is general chairman of the Joe Davidson, Ward Ave., Rum- Theo, with Anne Runyon, 56 MONMOUTH MEATS events. son. Gillespic Ave., Fair Haven. RED IANK—S42-4343 11««A 0fc MONMOUTa^^BiSK ««^i iwsH s ST«*v . *1 3** LMAI J A ItkNl STa?T. lIDBRANCi a\ atl/*HU AVENUAUCaklllEE Host students and their guests Germany — Werner Lang, with Turkey—Atilla Ozdikmen, with are: David Mallon, 22 Robin Rd., Holli Nooe, 169 Fair Haven Rd., RED BANK 741-5292 EATONTOWN 542-0743 LITTLE SILVER 741-5350 Rumson, and Monika Wulff, with Fair Haven. Marilyn Evans, 54 Shrewsbury Uganda — Tomson Joe Kahwa, OLD FASHIONED - BONELESS BRISKET-ALL CUTS Dr., Rumson. with Brew Barron, 114 Grange RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Iceland — Asa Beck, with Don Ave., Fair Haven, and Arthur J. Wingerter, 9 Holly Tree La., Mukwaya, with Mrs. Shaw Mc- c after-school supplementary classes in Rumson. Kean, W. River Rd., Rumson. Iran — Minoo Damanpoor, with United Kingdom — Andrew J. Ib READING - ENGLISH - MATH Carol Nord, 9 Sycamore La., Knowles, with Holly Haltom, 135 CORNED BEEF Rumson. Bingham Ave., Rumson. 79 Lean - Rib Side First grade through college Boneless, Choice Lean - Fresh Ilorlh rftrity *J)hort ZJravtl-Mqtnlt -Jiiiocialion SKINLESS THE RANNEY SCHOOL CROSS LOIN GROUND SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING Full-time private school' PUBLIC OF MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES. RIB ROAST PORK CHUCK FRANKS Lawlaw Trava) . Amtricm Travol Af«Ky Russell G. Ranney, Director •42 • 2227' 775-8100 O'DaawN Tr« Astxry r«rk Travtl fervlca Send for bulletin 741-SMO 77S-0050 > Travel lawln) Canli Trtmi Ib Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1650 5J00 . 741-(500 695 59 Brooks: It's NiMr to By MIKE RATHET "A hit in the right place the last new Busch Memorial Stadium iout but Koufu than uncorked a1 one of Mayi' record!, giving him at manager flfalt Alston trotted, Auocktad Pnii Sporu Writer couple of yearj and we win one. into a furnace. It was so hot wild pitch over the head of At- 19 in All-Star competition. out. ST. LOUIS — "You re«d what But they win. . .well. . .it takes that about 100 of the 49,936 spec- lanta catcher Joe Torre and Rob- it itayed 1-1 through a pro- "He was getting a little tired," By Hy Cunningham a little glitter off everything." tators were treated for heat ex- inson raced home for a 1-0 lead. said Alston. "I went out to talk an edge the National League fusion of pitchers — Mel Stottle- his," said Detroit pitcher Denny It may have taken some of the haustion and several deaths in McLain protected that with three to him to give him a little breath- myre of New York and Sdnny "River Sports Center of the East" — The slogan McLaln, "how their pitching is glitter off, but there was no;the St. Louis area were attri- perfect innings, taking only 28 r." Stands out like a sore thumb on the cover of the Na better, how their hitting is bet- shoving the American League|buted to the heat, pilches to retire nine batters. Siebert of Cleveland for the Am- Perry went back to work. De- ter. It's «s if we're supposed around. As a matter of fact, the j The heat was on the National Willie Mays of San Francisco erican and Jim Bunning of Phll- troit's Norm Cash filed out, Wil- tional Sweepstakes program. Then the question arises :o go out there and concede the American League came awayjLeague at first, despite the fact with all the awards, better pitch-!that the Dodgers' great left-hand- then started things for the Na- idelphia and Juan Marichal of lie MoCovey of San Francisco ~ it it really? game.' ing performances arid the same | er, Sandy Koufax,. wss making tional Leaguers against Jim Kaat San Francisco for the National reached into the stands for a pop The American League didn't of Minnesota, rifling a single to The National Sweepstakes Regatta will be number of hits. But they could his first All-Star start. - until the 10th when Gaylord,by New York,s Bobby Rjcnard- concede, But they didn't win left in the fourth inning for his not find a way to win. In the second inning, Brooks coming up on the weekend of July 23-24, and once either. 22d All-Star hit and extending Perry of the Giants ran into son and Perry threw a third "Score a few more runs," Robinson slammed a liner to left again the committee Is in a struggling form rais- The National League did that, his own record. trouble. field. Hank Aaron of Atlanta, strike by California's Jim Fre- ing the greenbacks necessary for conducting this 2-1, in 10 innings. . said Baltimore's Frank Robin- Brooks Robinson led off with Only in yesterday's 37th All- son, who used to be on the Na- started back, apparently lost the A single by Roberto Clemente a pop fly single, and immediate- gosi. inboard racing boat regatta on the Navesink River. Star game it wasn't better pitch- tional League side. "That's the ball in the sun, then raced in, and a grounder got Mayj to ly proceeded to second on a wild Then Washington's Pete Ri- Of course, this is nothing new. Every year the ing and it wasn't the powerful only answer." but was unable to make a shoe- third and he iaced home on a pitch. chert,, s left-hander, amc in to NL sluggers who took command. The answer, however, came string catch. When he retrieved dribbler down the third base line "I felt good," Perry said. pitch fof r thhe Americari n with Mc- same problem faces the committee and each year it The job wa,s accomplished with from the National League after the ball, Robinson was standing by Ron Santo of the Chicago "Robinson broke his bat on that Carver, also a left-hander, due seems to be licked. However, each year when the fight pair of 10th inning singles by a 10-inning struggle in oppres- on third with a triple. Cubs that went for a single. hit.1 up. The book called for a pinch is won, it is tougher to win it. This one coming up is Tim McCarver of St. Louis and sive 102-degree heat that turned Boston's George Scott fouled The run also extended another Still there was a conference hitter. Maury Wills of Los Angeles, and no exception. "It was no hunch to let Mc- extended National League dom- Carver bat against the left-han- Red Bank has had the pick of regattas in the ination of the midsummer clas- der," Alston explained. "He hits put and the flood of boats into Marine Park has sic through 10 games. left-handers pretty well." The American League has won "I was on my own whether been terrific. Last year close to 150 drivers, only once during that period — to bunt or hit away," Wills said. friends, and in some cases big families, traveled there also was a tie — and the "A safe bunt would have been here to compete in the Eastern Divisional cham- National now has reeled off a great play — men 6n first and, four straight victories while push- third." pionships. They love the course and they love ing it* over-all lead in the series Wills squared away as if to Red Bank. to 19-17-1. bunt, then pulled back on the Drivers claim Red Bank's course and facilities There's little doubt that the pitch, American League wanted this "I started to bunt, but it was are the best on their circuit. This was proven last year one. Manager Sam Mele even ad a bad ball," he explained. "Then when two world records were set. Drivers tell us it mitted that the AL Stars were I noticed Brooks Robinson move is the protected course that makes the racing great getting embarrased, and Balti- a couple of steps at third, so more third baseman Brooks Rob- I decided to hit away." and gives them an opportunity to "step down on the nson would have handed back The hit didn't to to Robinson. gas." his awards and records for a It went to the opposite field, but The regatta coming up will be the 271h an- victory. fell in for a single that Tony Robinson, who played the full Oliva of Minnesota grabbed on nual, and it could be the end of it all with this 0 innings and collected three one hop and fired home — too year's affair. It takes money to operate the clas- lits, the Most Valuable Player late to get the sliding MoCar- sic, and without it, the battle is lost completely. iward and two fielding records, ver. ;aid as much after the game. "Two-to-one," said McCarver Each year he regatta generally gets the same old later, "that's a laugher for Los "It'J nice to get the MVP thing MOST VALUABLE PLAYER • Broekt Robinson makti great play on Henry Aaron in sixth inning of yesterday's backers with new ones joining here and there, and and nice to set the records, but . Angeles." maybe an old one dropping here and there. However, it's nicer to win," Robinson said: All-Star game. (AP Wir.photo) But not the American league. the ones that do back this regatta to the hilt have been doing it for years. There should be more like Archer on Fight; them and financial woes would not be a worry. The history of the National Sweepstakes Re- gatta ts a long one and is known from coast to coast When the unlimited boats were racing 'I Won't here, a fan had difficulty finding sitting space. Of course, in these days of improved speed, the course is not exactly suited for them. Another Muff It' item la this class also requires a $20,000 regatta NEW YORK (AP) - Middle- if any of them were going to be fee. If the committee has Its trouble getting up weight champion Emile Griffith used I would not let Emile Into $10,000 for about eight classes, $20,000 Is out of will come out with fists flying the ring until I talk to Comissibn in an effort to score a quick Chairman Ed Dooley. the question just for one class. knockout over Joey Archer to- "That's to be on the safe side. Still, with the speedy inboard classes on the river, night in their title fight if he Emile's going to knock out Arch- follows the plans of his han er in an early round anyway." these hydros supplied many a thrill for racing fans. dlers. "I haven't been knocked out The fattest might not touch an unlimited boat in speed, Griffith was rated just an even bv anyone and I don't expect but they still displayed the speed to thrill the crowd. money shot In the betting, how- Griffith will do it either," said ever, against the New York chal- Archpr. "I have weight, speed The Navesink River sailboaters put on their lenger for their televised 15- and desire going fftr me and I'm f bows both In Red Bank and Fair Haven, with spe- rounder at Madison Square Gar- going to win. I've waited three cial sailing regattas, but in this fast age, these re- den. Starting time is 10 p.m., years for this shot and I'm not going to muff it now." gattas do not draw the crowds a speed regatta EDT. does. Afterall, we're In the jet age, are we not? I told Emile we don't want Archer, at 160 pounds, prob- to take any chances on a close ably will have from etgtU to 1C If this regatta is to continue in Red Bank, the decision because the Irish will pounds on Griffith. The champion, "Sweeps" group is going to have an all out overhaul- be out in full force to root for who is involved in a court bat'1 Archer," said trainer and co- ing of its present financial setup. It has been men- manager Gil Clancy, an Irish- to retain his welterweight crown, tioned here many times and we'll mention it again — man himself. weighed only 15OV4 when h« de- • the regatta is going to have to stretch out high and "Archer worked on the docks throned 311-year-old Dick Tiger wide. At present assistance always comes from the and the longshoremen will be In at the Garden April 25. ' borough and county, and is appreciated. Let's stretch the Garden rooting real loud for The broad-shouldered, stlm- him This can away officials. I waisted. thin-legged' champion it to the state. Recreation is a big subject in these told the commission I didn't want has had trouble getting up to 150 times and funds are available. any Irish officials used and that pounds in training for his first It would be great for the state to climb on the defense of the 180-pound crown. Griffith, 20, has a 9-2 record regatta band wagon and start a new tune. Espe- for welterweight title fights and cially, when the opportunity is available to get a All-Star 1-0 for the middleweight title. He shot at the National races. In this one, drivers is 50-7 over-all? He has scored IS knockouts and been stopped from all over the country roll Into Red Bank for once. Rubin Carter did it to the • big two or three days of racing. This would not Tilt Set first round. only be good for the state, but it would be a Archer has a 46-2 record, In- STEEPLECHASE HORSEMEN — Owners, trainers, jockeys and officials of Monmouth Park, were guests of Mr. MANASQUAN - The Shore cluding a decision over Carter. feather in Red Bank's cap. Money is the No. 1 rea's High School All-Stars will and Mrs. William Chandler Rilcer latt night at Rumson Country Club, following the hurdle race at Monmouth Park He has scored only eight knock- subject! be pitted against the Shore area's outs. The handsome New York- yesterday. Left to right, are William C. Riker, Mrs. Jarrett Wells Schmid of Tyron, N. C, who drovst up to see College All-Stars in a benefit bas- er depends on his snapping Jais We hope Senator Richard R. Stout catches thi ketball game for the Big Blue her hors* finish second; B. M. Smithwick, leading steeplechase trainer; Mrs. William C. Riker, hoiteis, Thomas and fast footwork. piece and starts some action for New Jersey. Red Boosters Friday night at Mana- The Garden predicted a crowd Doremus, Red Bank, attorney at Monmouth Park, and Chris Wood, Jr., director of hurdle razing at Monmouth. cquan High School. Game is set Bank's regatta is always the biggest in the state with of 13,000 or more will pay up- for 8:15. national publicity offered. Kick up interest in thi wards of $100,000 at price* rang- The game will give local fans ing from $5 to $20. matter, Senator. a chance to see Bob Verga, for- mer St. Rose of Belmar standout In addition the bout will be SHORT SNORTS — A group of Rumson telecast by about 90 stations friends of the late Sammy Crooks, of Rumson, who who starred for Duke University last season, In action if he re- coast to coast. New York will was a great inboard racer, raised $300 and have IAAF to Rap Reds? be blacked out. ceives NCAA approval, as weft Griffith will collect 45 per cent put the Sam Crooks Memorial Trophy In conten- By HAL BOCK American Involvement in the war The Communist sports freeze Australians would accept the In- aj Tom Kerwin, former Long of all receipts and could earn in tion in the National Sweepstakes Regatta here in Associated Press Sports Writer in Viet Nam was given as the extended to basketball with the vitation. Branch High School and Cente reason for both pullouts. announcement that Russia, Po- nary College star. the neighborhood of $90,000. Arch- Red Bank, July 23-24. It will go to the one giv- The Communist bloc has "1 am strongly in favor of go- In Chicago, Avery Brundage, land and Czechoslovakia were er will get a flat guarantee dropped the other shoe with Po- ing and so are the athletes,' Other college stars include Ron ing the outstanding performance in the 48 cu. in, president of the International canceling games against a tour- of $17,000. land joining Russia's boycott of said Humphreys. "We will ac Krayl, Point Pleasant Beach and class. Points of boat and driver scoring in both Olympic Committee, said he de- ing American all-star team. Scoring will be by the rounds scheduled track and field meets cept the invitation officially .Wed Sioux Falls; Bob Kregg, Mana- days also will be included. in the United States this month. plored political influence in squan High School and Sioux system. The referee and two sports. Meanwhile, the 19-member U.S. nesday and then It is up to the judges will be named at fight Now amateur sports officials swimming team arrived in Mos- Americans to make the final ar Falls; Bill McGowan, Wall Town- "Representatives of all coun- time. are waiting to see whether the cow to compete in an internation- rangements." ship High School and VMI, and International Amateur Athletic tries have joined In denunciation al meet this weekend. The team Ron Kornegay and Jim Mclntyre, was At the same time, the Rus Federation drops either shoe on of political influence:e,," Brundage' 'rested routinely in line with . _ , I high scoring stars from Mon- Win; Play Is Over? 1 the first re- ltlc Soviet announcement that it the Communists. said. "In this case, sians and Poles agreed to com- mou(n - VIENNA (AP) - A team of ' "'would take no action in events The IAAF, headquartered in action will come from the IAAF pete against each other at Minsk, The High Schooi All-Stars will American all-stars beat Austria, London, presides over track and involving other countries besides Russia, July 23-24, the weekend include Fred Warren and Steve to determine if there is a viola- the United States. The meet in- Cutillo, both of Neptune; Pete 104-81, last night in what was to field throughout the world and the Soviets were to be in Los tion of rules or principles." volves a number of countries be- DeCausey, Lakewood; Willie Hen- be the opening basketball game could administer a severe wrist Angeles. slapping to Poland and Russia Col. Don Hull, executive direc- sides the United States and Rus- dricks, Henry Hudson Regional; of a European tour. tor of the Amateur Athletic sia. Polish officials seemed sad- or failing to keep their commit- Bill Kalkhof, Middletown Town- But In New York, a spokesman Union, who is in Europe, said dened over the cancellation and ments, a tactic the IAAF usual- •Plans Vent ahead in Berkeley ship; Joe Morris, Brick Town- for the Amateur Athletic Union, he would fly to Moscow to try so were the American athletes. ly frowns upon. So far, it has and Los Angeles for replacement ship; Pete Hatch; Point Pleas- sponsors of the tour, said "every- and hind the split. "If only the Russians had remained silent. meets. The Berkeley moot was ant Beach; Gene Gallun, Toms thing Is up In the air," because Hull told Glenn Davis, director waited a day or two to announce renamed the All-American Invi- River; Mike Dolan, Matawan Re- of the cancellation of scheduled Polish athletes were ready to of the L03 Angeles meet, in n tational and Los Angles promot- their decision,'• said one Pole, gional, and Rick Browning and leave for their scheduled mert at games in Russia, Poland and telephone conversation that ho crs invited Australian and New 'we would have been on our Tom Wolf, Manasquan. Berkeley, Calif., this weekend Czechoslovakia. "could not* believe the Sovie Zealand teams to compete In way." The high school stars will be when word of the cancellation High scores for the Americans, sports people would jeopardize their meet. The announcement came only coached by Ronald "Doc" Nine, who trailed, 39-38, at the half, came yesterday. The Russians their standing with the IAAF by Manasquan High School coach, Frederick, Humphreys, man- hours before (lie Polish delega- were Lou Hudson of Minnesota had called off their July 23-24 failing to complete their contrac while the colleR* stars will be ager of the Australian track and tion was to leave for the United with 26 points. Dartel Carrier of meet in Los Angeles on Monday, to compete in Los Angeles." handled by former Villanova field sqund, said he thought the States. the Phillips Oilers with 18, and University and Philadelphia War- Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt, 16. ' Tak. a lip from LEO DUROCHER riors star Larry Hpnness«y, who is now coach at Neptune High Sell Fasti The Daily Register YOU'RE SAFE School. Classified.

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Ui tob-441-HM HIM, Asbun P«ifc-n4-MM rarsoMl SuMrvisJoa of Wednwlty, July 13, 1966-19 THE DAILY REGISTER Chicot Goes After Third Today's Entries Rumson Handicap Win ; ]-<-yrs.; mtu ; Lsrchwmd Ml Jr •• MMI 111 OCEANPORT — Chicot, the 7- midwest, looms as a top con-value of $16,500 with 510,725 to Charles' Baltazar on Vaftboad •-KW-rly 111 races for T.W. Rearden, seeks a ccounted for the King Cotton In addition to Velasquez on try Friend, Barry Pearl an Do' rwbrr *J quality (Wood) in Monmouth Park today as he •rilU B*U»4 (Nil) in Ia2d Park. He has been second Keyal Trek (R*Man) faces six rivals in the 21st run- three other stakes and third HUt«l 1'tlh -UTW«: J-yrs.; (.; Cl||.i ; 6 1. including the meeting's top jock- e six furlong Native Dancer at OFFENBACH, Germany (AP) "I'm taking this thing and throw- orrelak (Vetasqaes) lit 4 1ey, Jorge Velasquez, and he'll be ompleiUoa (Tanner) 1«5 tt-l owie, Counttry Friend scored Martin Wilhelm Becker ing it away." fealymido (NB) lit 151 giving from five to 15 pounds to Dorothy M (Mel'eet) 105 10-1 ere in a division of the five fur- hanged himself last night after He later returned empty-hand- • A KlUers Kin (McPeeb) 105 51 his rivals. mg Oceanport on the grass and Meelaalng 8fatp (Chambers) his television set hi-ok? down dur- led and played a game of cards 112 101 Lined up against this sttady- agabond Prince has won his Wrong- Flame (Luke*) 105 ai ing West Germany's first-round with his wife. After she had gone 111 4 1going sprinter will be Charles 1st thr<*» local starts. Do Spar- Floral (Horte) IK 31 game in the World Cup soccer to bed, she heard strange noises Heart Warmer (Chambers) 0. Viar's Bay Phantom, E.L. le also has been a winner here in the bathroom and found her 112 8-1 competition in England, police Fine Step (Z&koor) 112 10-1 Stephenson's Vagabond Prince, nd defeated Vagabond Prince husband hanging from a water lera (Bove) 112 10-1 Selma Udko's Hoist Bar, Circle said. kdel INB) 114 «1 n one occasion. Understudy has pipe. i Hally'a Sandal 4C«inatichu) 105 15-1 M Farm's Country Friend, Mrs. :en fourth in two sprints this They gave the following ac- TRAINERS — New Jersey Racing Commission chairman Thomas J. Brogan, a-lrish Tan (Mr reel I 1M 61 Police said that they agreed a-Kaue-Alalmo entry. Erma Sweeney's Do Sparkle and ieason, the Carter and the Cherry count: with Becker's wife who believed Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Under- ttr, chats with local racing trainers Joseph Carroll, left, and Harry Wells. The ill. When he couldn't get the sehet r husband had taken his life . yi m., I; C study. commissioner and trainers were at Monmouth Park's dinner honoring trainers Monday Korrl (Pearl) 111 With a starter field of seven, working, Becker, 33, carried it because of the television let's Orelnni (Horte) 111 This year Chicot won the Moodadlr (Yelaaquei) 111 M Rumson will have a gross from his house, telling his wife, failure. night at West End Manor, Long Branch. Harvest Queen (Ballajar) 11T Cherry Hill Handicap at Garden Sunset Joan (Block) 113 State, a race run in the slope. Sky Star (Wood) 111 10-1 Patll Peach I Horte) 113 HI Last year he was second in the a-Aspliodel (NB) Cyampa (Martnaeclo) 111 SI Cherry Hill, and then won the Deviltry (Wood) 101 151 Wise, Harmony (NB) 111 2D-1 Rumson and in 1964 he won the a Ida T (Tanner) 113 1H Rumson and the John Alden at Kwanllle (UalHtaju) 1M 5-1 Winnipeg 2d Pays Small Frolic IMcPetk) IK 10-1 Suffolk. (o»fl«li (Kmllal) lit 15-1 rSomske (NB) 111 M-l Bay Phantom, an invader from 111 15-1 ANY SIZE 4TH 11'« -m. WHITEWALLS or BLACKWAI.L tould be (iHielix lit 111 Mlrtly KsleemM 101 15 Monmouth's (Stone the Crows (CasteUo) 101 2« .80 in FeatureBar Korhhar (NB) lit « ' ASSOCIATED PRESS AQUEDUCT Flag paid $4.60, $2.80 and $2.60 Kadowo (Velasques) lit 4 Winnipeg 2d broke a nine-race Flag, beaten by a head at 14-1Canal returned $3 and $2.60, with Allbhal Lane (Hemandei) lit ]{>- Results 1'rlncely Blue (Stone) lit « loling streak yesterday by beat- in the $50,000 Bowling Green Bonny Star $3.80 to sHbw. (irey Ruler (Baltaiar) 111 1-1 1ST—rime; a^ip; 8 *: «H ^wi- ing Zapata by one length in theHandicap in his last outing, eas- Wateau 2nd ((iolusles) lit lot Raciisroand MlHtlfnl (Patlfrson) 4M ».«l fetttire at Monmouth Park. He ily won the $10,000 Hitting DELAWARE PARK IndeKtrurtlhle (Ballautr) 111 < Cnlrk Lank (l.ukai) lit 10-1 Wlnnlnr Tone (P«rl) 8.00 led all the way under jockey Away Handicap at Aqueduct as Venturado, a Chilean-bred rid- 105 3-1 T.-llIt. A1M>—Vales Cnnnl, Mltrn Top, ('Itch Black (Martnlcclo) in ai (liasbNi. JouisCf, Wilrllni Nqunrf, Utn Carlos Gonzalez and paid $65.80, the 6-5 favorite. den by the French jockey, Jean eral NoU*. 925.40 and $11. Time for the tNIV-4'lmfJ 3-yri; « f; off 1:11. Ridden by Walter Blum, the Cruguet, got up in the last stride »TH-H,«w 3-yrs.t Clmi.i 1,',-m. Navy Impute (C'cnb'rs) 23.60 H.fiO • Tirt$fottt Hanker (Chambers) 114 3 l-yi< miles on the grass course 6-year-old gelding drew out in to score by a head over Shorty's Haejoqr (Pearl) 101 15 l>o«f« iTanitfr) the stretch to beat Canal by x/i Pride at Delaware Park. Traffic Stepper IKramflehl) 114 « Raddy Ihid (P«rl) 8.00 Hydrofoil (Martoacrl) in 3 T.-l:ltH- Almv—r*ppy Sailor, Sanity, -•?a#ita returned $7 and $4.20. lengths. Time for the 1% miles Venturado ran the 1-1/16 mile (oonf, Imaie (Mlcell) 104 5- —Clmit; 4-«p. lW-m.; olf t:6S. Shorty's Pride returned $5 and STH-tl.lwO: 4-ap; Clmg.; • lor. Jual Don't No (Stone) IK 3 rftuvlDri 6.40 4.WI 3.40 NEW TREADS THIS BOY! - - By Alan Mover (3. Tosinisbad paid $3.40 to Itbldlom (Baltaiar) 111 1 For Arid 8ak«- (Mahnnry> 3.f» 3.2(1 J a-Bnd Wallace (VeJasa«ea) - lit 5-' Solitary CyeUitt (Nnky> 4.M show. Kresh (olonel (NB) 111 5 T.-3:2«V4. AUo—fiol l>or, Cindy B0DEB8 OR OK TOtTR UWM a-Level Flow (Velastjns) H« 5 Pridf, Totem II, (artacrna. 4TH—Clnn; 2 yn; 6V4 f; off 3:M. C|,,-,, l«i_~,I "I . ',,, —sj^^u* isssstskasJ ROCKINGHAM PARK Lost lJul (NB) 111 1» dhfllurk 7.40 4.tA 2.A0 Uwatonna (.NB) IK IS Kr«ii Quefit (laltfTBon) T.ftO 3- uome VBM cwngn, MOO WM c Mahjubill took the lead on theRig Party (I'helpn) IK 8 Varbo <\>ln*qurr) t.M MM tread nidlh and depth m last turn and beat Admiral J Sl>ln«trme (Chambers) 11« • T.-l :07. Alno—Jfnnlfn 4.80 3.00 X.M Cohrtlan (McPeek) lM •• Kumlps (Frrraro) 3.60 3.20 NO MONEY DOWN Rockingham Park. Htvoonlairi (NB) lit 15 imf Maid tVrlanqurr) 3.M) Ho»If 1 Klni (Ckamben) 111 10 T.-I:D«H. Also—.Salad Houl, Bui Mahjubill paid $19.60, $6 andHlty Dake (Ballaaar) 111 3 •faitti, llr>y SUK. a-Ocebf, WrII Dined $3.60. Admiral J. B. returned (ouchy Joe (Block) lit It Pay only ^5°° per month Hansom Harve (Velaaooes) IIS 3 a-VolglrWlley entry. $3.20 and $2.40. Proven Mix fin-Dapper Dare (Phelps) 117 10 fiTM—OVF Hunt • Sammyren wore down favored cap; 3 £ up; t furlongs. 7TH—Alw.; 3yr«.; «-».; off 4:48. countered in evwyday puaeafer ear v» for th» Bit of tht tetid Bay Phantom ICampbell) 111 S>MrCoy (Kamim) fl.20 3.R0 3.20 ALL TIRES derajjii in accordance with tomu o( OUT printed umanlw Fno> Uncle Percy near the top of theDo Sparkle (Peart) 114 8- Lady (Pattrnum) S.OO 4.30 of replacement pro-rated on origiotl tnid depth wwz and baat^ stretch and won the Fairway Vagabond Prince. (Baltasar) 117 1 iSunutifr Mark laftqupi> 3.M MOUNTED on Fixestofw aajartment prioe which may or may xwk ba ftm Holat Bar (NB) lit 6- T.-I:11H. Al»o—Sprinj Drfam, Swift same as originaall porchjuw price oot npUced tin ot aofcal k Purse at Arlington Park. Counlry Friend (Brumfleld) IIS S arf, Mafln (lovrr, Nanh. FREE! lii ri d nplacwt The 4-year-old gelding ran theDndentndy KiwUlnes) 111 11- HTH—Alw.; 4up; li'.-m.; off 5:14. Chlrot (Velasioei) 1H 8 lnnlppf II U.'nflM) 68.80 Z5.4O 11.00 mile on the turf in 1:394/5 under /apata (Tearl> 7.00 4.S0 »TH~»l,500; HOLLYWOOD PARK A. H. R. C fimtone Azure Te took an early lead to Pts. Th« Captain's Agency 311.li win by a head in the $22,800 Brlte'i Cleaners „ _. 304 l1 DLC100 NEW TREADS Lakes and Flowers Handicap ai Clancy's Team _ i 304.1 Quality Really „ „ 301.4B Yearling MRRIAOa OK SOUND TORB Hollywood Park. Walt'i Tavern v 301.40 Consolidated Fuel _ 301 08 sonas cm OK TOOK OWN TOMB Ridden by Jerry Lambert, Dwltht'a Plumblnt _ _ S.ZBi Azure Te ran the six furlongs in Welaeoborn'i Team 293 42 1:09-2/5, returning $6.60. $4-20 Tony'i Atlantic 293 fx Show Is BachsUdt's Tavern jjs Th. Fin«lao. niC-MO k th« fcrt n«™»d to b. and $3.40. 200 Club—Frank stavola 211. Bo BpecisllT desifasd ad omtrantarl to tsts *m Parsons Xt, Ralph Marchettl J08, puoateiMit of conUnoocB hifh tpti tmd CO Chiclero ran second and paid Ernie Orou 205, Tom LaPare 3M L today's bm^/lkm «aj intnstoto W»lnf»ys. $6.60 and $4.80. Real Good Deal Frank Pttteraon aft IJbby H«rrtn»ton Or My 20 2". 2H"** Wson SOO. Wait L»- came in third for $4.40. Rue 300, Jack Oaynor MO. OCEANPORT — The annual exhibition of New Jersey-bred See the Firestone thoroughbred yearlings will be certified* tare $pedaHst Monmouth Park held at Monmouth Park Jockey in the checkered shirt Club on Wednesday, July 20, at \ To qulifr u KrMtoD. Iki Sim !•)!•>• AM TODAFS PICKS OFF TRACK 10:00 a.m. »« mill ss.«maj»mtk«>. |»otls» Unsr snow iow to tousri tt« Hdit to* tat mtm opw- Since the Yearling Show Is con- uttourf jo»re«r. AT OCEANPORT PICKS ducted before the racing day be- By SAM By A. P. gins, bloodstock enthusiasts are hits' Mr. Universe cordially invited to attend and to Critical Path Critical Pub bring their children for a close- TWO •1INSTER, Md. (AP) - The amateur weightlifter stands Bright Ballad Lane at-hand inspection of some of NICKLAUS '^professional football train only S feet 9 inches and weighs 1 Lame Rapture New Jersey's prime racehorses GALLON tps have their share of 212 pounds, but he is muscle from GAS CAN of tomorrow. All of the entries Dorothy M Corretak p, tut the Baltimore head to toe. n the event were foaled (or GOLF BALLS i are probably the first to Askform* Complextion born) in New Jersey during the For Motorist, Sportsman rivt a Mr. Universe. Heart Warmer Dorothy M 1965 foaling season and will make Pro Signature : and Homeowner Bill March, 2«, of Dallastown, Clippers Are Moodadire Harvest Queen their debuts as two-year-olds in Ffe! who holds the Mr. Universe Harvest Que Moodadir 1967. Autograph Mode' tKMf for 1965 was unveiled here 13-12 Winners Deviltry Wise Harmony Dr. Frank A. O'Keefe, Pine at the Colts opened their rookje LITTLE SILVER — After los Sadowo Grey Ruler Brook Farm, Warrenton, Va., tfaihing camp and the other 49 ing to the New Shrewsbury Mets, Navy Player Chick Lang will preside as judge of the ex- hid to take a back seat for the Bar Kochbar Bar Kochbar hibition. Dr. O'Keefe bred Kauai ty- 7-6, the Little Silver Clippers re- Hanker Polybu ^^ King, the noted 3-year-old o( the cently got back into the winning current season who won both the habit by edging North Long Traffic Stepper Traffic Stepper ;an Twp. Hydrofoil Hanker Kentucky D«rby and The Preak- 77 Branch, 13-12, for their sixth vic- ness and has since been syndi- tory in 10 starts. Bud Wallace Bud Wallace cated for stud service. Bts Freehold Level Flow Level Flow There are three classes in the L. S. Clipper* fl.1> I North L. R. MS) Big Party Limit Two •WlfiEHOLD — Defending AB It H I AB R H Just Don't No exhibition. Class I is for entire CMunpion Freehold was elimi- Correa.2b 3 2 11 Wells.3h 1 Additional $1.49 tach PeiTttfT.BB S 1 2 I nruno.cf 2 2 Sky Duke Hansom Harve colts, foaled in the state during nMtd from the District 10 Babe Mlchel.p 4 111 Bova.H 3 2 Hansom Harve Silent Sir Limtt 3 per customer Bent.c 4 2 3 I T'morttin.lb 3 3 1965 and registered with the Features reversible 6'/i-inch flexible "•*' % Baseball Tournament Satur- V'vtiorl.Jb 3 2 2 I Thorn.If 2 1 Indian Brother Sky Duke Thoroughbred Breeders' Associa- at this price. I^Ocean Township, 4-1, atH'nn'M'y.lf 2 3 1 | Marlin.p 10 metal spout and deluxe plastic vent. TwtuK.rf.lb 2 0 1 Menella.p 0 1 Do Sparkle Chicot tion of New Jersey. Class 2 is for Additional balit $1.00 each Metallic red with yellow trim. p. Field. yr.el.cf 2 1 0 I Ilatnplon.p fillies of the same season. Class G'rr'n.lb.rf 3 111 Yaten.c 1 0 0 Chicot Bay Phantom Orfig pitcher John Morgan Hoy.rf 2 0 8 , Bay Phantom Vagabond Prince 3, the Championship Class, 'Tn' two runs in the second Benvpr.rf 10 0 laces the top finalists in Classes Logan,rf Prlctd a ilrnm at Flmtsrw stcrti; compttitlvtly pncM ot Flnilont D«oitn and m oil Mrvia itotMn *ith a single. Ocean added A jewel Tiffany II Lnw'thaUb 1 0 0 Tiffany II and 2 in competition for the dliplnylno ths Plmtoni sign. afJitWr tally in the fourth when L'v'8teln,2b 1 0 0 Ajewel Syncope Absent Son :op honors and a handsome ar- Bnice Battjer doubled and scored 28 13 12 | 32 12 10 ray of silver trophies, ribbons t,. S. Clippem 214 330—13 Of an error. In the seventh in- nd cash awards. North Lonj Branch 20" 004—12 EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES riing, Ocean scored again on a The event is co sponsored by Dailyy double by Jirn Geiger and Dan Steely Monmouth Park and the Thor- Open Wed. and Fri Evenings til 9 p.m. Sat. 'til 6^ p.m. Powell's single. Noire Dame Grid Whatyoudo, A Killer's Kin, Irish Tan ighbred Breeders' Association Ocean Twp. (4) I Freehold (I) Tickets Sell Fast )f New Jersey. II II AB R H 3. "Asphodel, Swanuke, Small Frolic, Somshe AB 0 1 I Rahl.ns 3 0 1 BEND, Ind. (AP) - 4. Indestructible BsHJerirf .1 1 2 I McD'alfl.rf 4 - 1 Fltzi.ld.i" 2 0 0 ! Wa«ko,c2b 3 0 1 The heaviest advance ticket sale 7. Swoonland, Conchy Joe ft 0 i Coyne,lb.c 3 0 1 Broo«(t.c 4 : in Notre Dame football history Red Bank Adult Frost.ll) 3 0 1 Davis,cf 1 0 0 WEATHER-CLEAR TRACK-fFAST V'htariri.cf 3 1 0 8porteMI.lt 2 0.0 0. was reported by ticket manager Hsnlon.ir 1 1 fl Warner.If 1 0 0 Softball Loop 8'tt«m'»,Jb 3 1 0 ! Rro'rlon.2b 1 0 0 Bob Cahill yesterday. Morgan.p 3 0 1 I Odder.lb 2 11 1 0 0 Ticket supplies for Notre STANDINGS I Powles.p 2 0 1 Dame's home games with Pur- W L 25 1 6 Fast Times ior Clarke Where Your Safety is Our Business diie Sept. 24 and Army Oct. 8 Monmouth Liquors _.D- 1 24 4 SI Id 1 Bhave been sold out. Public sale Celestial Lodge 9 I Ocean Twp. . Oifl inn 1—4 Freehold 000 CHKI 1—1for other games will not begin In 6-Mile, 10,000-Meters Marine Bar ( 4 STORES 2B- OplKcr. lalljer. I.P -Srliank. until Aug. I. Wilson's Diner 6 4 Officials ~Tr> ;kinnrlfin, Carlonc. OSLO, Norway (AP) — Ronhammed Gammoudi of Tunisia, Val'n Tavern 4 ( Clarke of Australia came within Olympic 10,000-meter silver Sal's Tavern 4 t MAPLE AVENUE 14.6 seconds of his own world 10,- medalist, the 29-year-old Mel- Lily-Tulip I * installs master cylinders 000 meter record last night as hebourne secretary set a tremen- Johnny's Market 1 t Sears covered the distance in 27:54.0 at dous pace from the start. AT WHITE STREET an international track meet here. Roelants won second in 28:20.8 ROSE BOWL HERO CUT for as low as $12.98 At the fix-mile mark he wasand Juergcn Haase of East Ger- clocked in 27:01.8, 14.8 seconds many was third in 28:45.4. ESCAND1DO, Calif. - Boh off the world record he set on Ron Morris of the Southern itiles, the 5-foot-8, 160-pound RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 the same track July 14, 1965. California Sfriders won the pole lose Bowl hero ol UOLA, was Why Pay More? The times were the second vault at 15-9. me of four rookies cut yester ALSO AVAILABLE AT: best ever clocked over, the two Jolm Camien of New York, a lay by the San Diego Chargers FIRESTONE STORE I FIRESTONE STORE distances. former star at Emporia, Kan., if the American Football League. Running against a field that Slate, finished third In the 1,500- Stiles was tried at cornerback RT. • AT THE MALL I 1000 ASBURY AVE. Automotive Center included Gaston Roeltnts of Bel-meter run, won by Juergen May ind safety, but "just didn't have 1500 Highway SB gium, 1964 Olympic 3,000-meter of East Germany in 3:38.2. tools," said assistant coach FREEHOLD • 462-1350 I ASBURY PARK • 775-8700 Meaplechtae champion, tod Mo-Camie~~ n wu timed in ):40.7. 'om Baas. »—We

Sullivan, Friend Advance ONi OF iw motr meammr HITTING k «OP IML- « TO U A RAMROPAMt> IM, UNI WITH TMI CLUf. TUATI WHAT VM CALL nrms» Tut IALL To Finals at Old Orchard IXTWJSlOM AND ON TWI WIUW-TM8OU9W EATONTOWN - Mrs George finished in a lie with 17 points. sen also won a match of cards Sullivtn and Mr?. Melvin Friend Mrs. Meyer won on a match of after she and Mrs. William advanced to the finals of t h ecards Mrs. Laurence StsmelmantAbernathy both finished at plus V KUPM» W George Sullivan Trophy competi- the Class B winner with 14 two. MMTARM STRAWS tion yesterday at Old Orchardj points, while Mrs. Anthony De-I X AM MOM OK LOSf Country Club with semi-final vic-jFillipo won Class C with 19; Deal fiutcn/e TH« «ua TO tories. j points. Mrs. Schiff was closest I DEAL — The Deal Golf and 50 TO TUIHO.I. t0 lhe ln tw0 feet YOJK RlSUT ARM IS Both won by the same score, l| P . . on the third Country Club held a best bal MWT KCAUK X3U up. Mrs. Sullivan defeated Miss nole- foursome tournament yesterday MIT SMLY. THI BAIL Syrille Goldstein, while Mrs. using 85 per cent of handicap. caiipso Friend won over Mrs. Abe Schiff. Rumion The foursome who had the low The two winners will meet Fri- RUMSON - Mrs. Alfred King net (64) was comprised of Mrs. day in the final round. won the match play against par Stephen Argeris, Mrs. Donald The club also held a point Ccrwin, Mrs. Robert McDonough tournament for Clasi A yesterday] and M;s John ,,ewitt tournament for four classes yes- at the Rumson Country Club on ai The foursome who posted the terday. Mm. Friend won the match of cards with Mrj. Charles;low gross (79) was Mrs lamps Championship class with 25 Hesseltine. Both finished minus Dormant, Mrs. John McLachlin points. In Class A, Mrs. Robert one. I Mrs. Rowland Fairlie and Mrs Rich Garden State Meyer and Mrs. M«x Schwartz In Class B, Miss Ingrid John-Thomas McDarby. Brazilians Win 1st Pro Football Camps Aquatic Club Is Wall's Feature WALL TOWNSHIP - One ofdriving a powerful modified, and "tew Jersey's richest stock car the combination is responsible World Soccer Test Relay Team races, the 100-mile (300-lap) Gar- for two feature wins and a third len State Classic, is the feature place finish. LONDON (AP) — Brazil '•a.s were a little rough, "But it wa• sAlthough West Germany's man- Cracked Rib ivent at Wall Stadium Saturday won its opening match against a rough on both sides." said Ru- ager, Helmut Schoen, said he Jim Hoffman, Bill McCarthy, State's Best Bulgarian (earn which the defend- dolph Vytlacil, Bulgaria's Aus- was not entirely satisfied with night. Bill Chevalier, Tommie Elliott, his team's play, fans were im- FANWOOD - The Shore Aqua- Time. trials, beginning at '5Richie Massing and Art Fill- ng champions considered a bit trian-born coach, who added he pressed by the West German*' tic Club's "A" team of John Mc- p.m., will determine the 26 start- burn — all 1966 feature winners too rough, and West Germany thought that his team could have For Johnson Entee, Curt Colby, Ken Winfield ing positions in the Classic, which — are some of the other strong has fans thinking that this might won with a little luck. easy victory. Breckenbaurer and and Eldon Loblein, all lifeguards will carry a purse of over $5,000, be the year it again will win the Bot,h of Brazil'* goals came on Haller each scored two goals for BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. ate his family's business inter- lontenders. Hoffman has won at Driftwood Beach Club, Sea with 51,000 or more going to the World Soccer Cup Championship. penalty shots, Pele scoring the the winners, who were world (AP) — The Atlanta Falcons an- ests. four features and has four sec- Bright, won the senior men's N.J winner. Lap money could bring first and Garrincha the second. champions in 1954. nounctd yesterday quarter-back Van Brock]in said Lonnie War- onds and two thirds as well. He Brazil led by Pele—generally state championship in the newthe winner's share to as high as The victorious Russians got Randy Johnson of Texas A&I suf- wick now is the top candidate has never won the Classic, but isconsidered the greatest profes- state record time of 4:28.2 Satur- H,.1OO; A minimum of four 1966 making a runaway of the modi- ACES REVAMPED HOLE two goals from Malofeev and one fered a cracked rib in the Alla-t middle linebacker when the sional soccer player of all—de- ay in a meet at the Willow appearances at Wall Stadium is fied point standings. feated Bulgaria, 2-0, at Liver- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, from Banishevsky. ' America game last week. Vikings open training camp. War- one of the qualifications for the rrove Swim Club. Previous winners of the Classic pool, West Germany thrashed W.Va. (AP) - Milton G. Abram- France plays Mexico, Spajn Johnson was injured on the sec-wick, from Tennessee Tech., was The club's "B" team of Mark rich Classic. are Pete Frazee (1957), Bud Ol-Switzerland, 5-0, at Sheffield, son, of South Orange, made the meets Argentina, Hungary plajjs ond play Saturday, but went on signed in 1964 as a free agentRoy, Doug Micomber, Bob Nagle Don Stives of Trenton, the 1965 to lead the West to a 24-7 winand spent his first season on the son (1958), Al Pomponio(1959), and Russia upended North Korea, first hole-in-one on the 4th hole Portugal and Chile takes on Italy and Bill Wauters was fourth in winner, is a strong threat to re-Jim Hendrickson (1960), Red 3-0, at Middlesbrough last night of the revised Greenbrier course Over the East. taxi squad. peat last year's performance in tonight's games in the three- 4:38.0. Foote (1961), Jack Hart (1962), in first round games. here this spring. After Johnson reported to the when he drove a sportsman car week tournament. '• In the women's individual 100- Don Stumpf (1963) and Joe Kelly "I received more blows than Falcon camp Monday, X rays SI At Rookie Camp to victory. This season he is Abramson used a 4 Iron for his yard breaststroke event, Mar (1964). ever before in tonight's match," ace on the 133-yard hole. He was There are 16 teams competln|. •bowed his 11th rib on the left HERSHEY, Pa. - The Phila- Dediek was second (1:25.5) and They were divided into four tide cracked. A complete novice program, Pele said. "The Bulgarians are in a threesome with New Jersey delphia Eagles' rookie camp ros- Barbara Esposito was third topped by a 25-lap novice fea- good, and I don't see why theySupreme Court Chief Justice groups, and the top two in eifcn The injury apparently would ter reached its full complement (.1:26.8). Elliott Takes ture, will accompany the running have to use such rough tactics." Joseph Weintraub of Orange, and group will advance to tha ijuir- eliminate Johnson from the AHo'f 50 players yesterday and Nagle was fourth (2.11.4) in the of the Classic. The Bulgarians admitted things Dr. Bernard JSchler. ter-fihals. Star game m Chicago Aug. 5 be-Coach Joe Kuharich putthe senior men's 200-yard freestyle cause official said he could be squad through its first full-dress race, while Peggy Pingitore wasWall Feature • •••4 .»•••». In no contact work for three, and practice in near 100-degree tem- third (1:16.8) in the open 100- WALL TOWNSHIP - Tommie possibly four, weeks. peratures. yard butterfly race for women. Elliott/Of Toms River, a three- "Out of courtesy," said Fal The arrival of offensive tackle tr time, track champion, scored his YOU NEVER PAY MORE FOR GOODYEAR QUALITY con Coach Norb Hecker, "we areJim Cross brought the roster practices in full gear despite the first feature event victory of the •ending Randy to Chicago Thurs- total to 50, which ' includes 38 97 degree weather. season Saturday night at Wall day to be examined by the Allrookie- s and 12 veterans. The re- The Redskins announced that Stadium. Star physician." mainder of the squad • 31 vetdefensiv- e back Johnny Sample Elliot took advantage of a re- New arrivals in camp includ- erans - will report next Sunday, was traded to the'Chicago Bears start on the 17th lap to win the ed veteran fullback Ferry Lee for a 10th round draft choic 30-tap modified-sportsman stock Dunn, formerly whii the Dallas Top Prospect List and that they waived Louis Kor car race — his first victory in Cowboys, and Mike Bender, Ar- ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, nye, a defensive back, who lives three seasons at the Belmar track. kansas rookie. Fla. — The Miami Dolphins lost in Cleveland. Jim Hoffman of Marlboro was Johnson's injury shifts quar- a top prospect to injuries yester- second.'Third was Don Stives o terbaddng duties to veteran Den- day and Coach George Wilson Chiefs Ink Stephens Trenton, followed by Gil Hearne nis Claridge, who played with said at least 12 others would be KANSAS CITY (AP) - The of Bordentown. A sportsman di Steve G-esn Bay, and rookie cut for poor performance. Kansas City Chiefs signed for- vision racer, Dan McLaughlin of Sloan of Alabama. Jim Davidson, 6-foot-4, 235- mer Minnesota quarterback San- Jackson Township, finished fifth pound tackle who was the No. 1dy Stephens yesterday. and scored his first sportsman Hawkins to Retire draft choice of the Buffalo Bills Stephens, 25, was the firs division triumph of the campaign MINEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL - in 1965, dropped off the squad, draft choice of the New York to widen his point lead. Rip Hawkins, veteran Minnesota complaining of a bad knee. Titans, now the New York Jets The early leader, Don Stumpf Vikings defensive middle line- Rick Casares of the Chicago in 1961. He was the second draft of Neptune, was threatening to backer, reconsidered again yes- Bears, who signed as a free choice of the Cleveland Browns. run away with the race until the terday and told the Vikings he isagent, turned up in top physical He passed up the American 17th lap. definitely retiring from profes- shape, Football League in favor of Can- On the restart, Elliott jumped sional football. ada and signed with Montreal, Into the lead with Stumpf in Hawkins, 27, announced his re- Graham Optimistic where he played in 1962 and part pursuit. Hoffman moved up and tirement earlier, changed his CARLISLE, Pa. - Coach Otto of 1983. He was traded to Toron-forced Stumpf out of it with Stives mind a week ago and signed a Graham expressed optimism yes- to during the 1963 season, am coming up on the finish a close-up Easy Budget Tcrms...as low as $2.00 weekly two-year contract with the Na-terday as his Washington Red- stayed there through 1964. third. tional Football League team. j skins opened Ibe first day of their Stephens was injured in a In the 25-lap novice feature, Coach Norm Van Brocklin said training for the 1966 National automobile accident in 1964, amAsbury Park's Ray Shea notched Hawkins informed him yesterday Football League season. his injuries kept him from play his sixth main event triumph of afternoon he had changed his "The attitude is very good,' ing professional football last sea the season with Ray Rocket o decision again. He will continue he. said after two practices. "The V Perth Amboy finishing second and his law school studies at Emory desire is fine." 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That doesn't worry the Wild Ravens II 4 tread depth remaining and Goodyear's GO GOOD/YEAR nation'* second-best collegiate was the Wildcats' sparkplug last cats a bit. Rovers 14 ( Tinted "Exchange Price" current at the cage machine, sweated throunh winter, agreed. ?Ime of adjustment, not on the higher "No "Why, they timed us just yes- Wolverines II 7 Trade-in Price". ' THE SAFETY-MINDED COMPANY two long practice sessions yestei "Why, it takes me almost two terday," Conley said, "and theLions II » • day learning how the name ' seconds just to run across that longest we ever held the ball be- Tigers 11 • ••••••»• •••••••••••••»»•••••••»••»»»»•»••»•»••••••••••••••«> I played. thing," he joked, pointing at thefore shooting was 17 seconds." Foxes I 12 The runners-up in last season freshly painted blue line on the Kentucky's team is quick to Panthers 7 )1 NCAA Tournament leave nexi Memorial Coliseum floor. shoot, but their accuracy may Ram« 4 It Tuesday to take part in the firs The lane, in American basket- Buffer a bit in the Middle East Eagles , S 17 University Basketball Tourna- ball, is 12 feet wide, its borders Hawks _ 1 19 ment in Israel, and the Wildcats running parallel. It is a rule vio- "We've been hot shooters," are learning basketball isn't the lation for any offensive player Assistant Coach Harry Lancaster same the world around. to stay inside the lane for three said, "but we don't know how WEAK HITTING INFIELD Their biggest headache Is theseconds. we'll do if there's a cross wind.' ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. wider throw lane — or three- In other countries, the lane is Another rule that could give Louis Cardinal! opened the Na- second ione — used in European 12 feet wide at the free throw Kentucky some trouble it onetional League aeason with only LANE'S competitinn. line, but it lans out to about 1!) that says no member of a team, two lntielders who hit above .240 "You get used to standing feet at the out-of-bounds line be- except the captain, may address in 1905. They were nhortntop right on the edge of our kind of hind the basket. the referee at any time. Jerry Buchek who hit .247 in 55 COR. MAPLE AVE. and WHITE ST. RED BANK 741-0484 lane and it's hard to remember International rules call for the That Includes volatile Coach gamrn and third baseman the wider one," said Pat Rlley, offensive team to shoot at theAdolph Rupp. He tikes to get inCharity Smith who hit .244 in a third-team All-America choice basket within 30 aecondi of the word now and then. 135 games for the MeU. 1 Airmfot MUE WIOS KMT SALE aura FQ_ SALE ANNOUNdMIrm AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR «ALK THE DAILY REGISTER IOKT AND FOUND 1W> CHEVHOUCT BISCATNI - Two- CHJJVROLET-lWl Ptrkwoo* ... Wednesday, July 13, 1966—21 do* udan. Standard ahlft Aaklng wagon Automatic, fully equipped. ioo LOST roun WIEHJ — su HOD. Gill 2*1-4127. 1 MONEY DOWN. Taki ovtr MnnMt* .abrador Retrlevtr named "Blaeltlo. Ml fORD — Red and whit* convert- or MM per w«k. Call now T4M7TI (or AUTOS FOR SALE MM II luajtbroterj. Oil 2M-8178. lblf. Three ipe«(t trannniMion. 390 Instant credit ok. BELMONT MOTORS, AST — Gotdrn Retriever, male, It T-Slrd engine. N«w tirei. 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Call alter 7 p.m. 35i,_Red Bank. condition Six good tire*. 741432i. 484 a.ma. 5310613. i960 >ORI> , FALCON ^~Two-door 19_ CORVAIR — RailloTheetir." giva you tha bait posiibla daal on a naw or utad truck. (Wa 1964 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON- Oood condltTon. Price $200. Call after Good tires, M00. Call even. AUTOS FOR SALE No money down. TAKE OVER PAY- 5 p.m.. 747-2584. told and dalivarad 176 naw cart and trucks in Juna) MENTS of J12.30 per wefk. BRADLEY MO VOLKSWAGEN — Element co CENTER, Rl. 35, Neptune, CHEVROLET 1966 _- Impala tWdoor 1963 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON lltlon. P75. IllddlMown Servict c«nlei 771-9000. hardtop. Bank will finance *25fn f( IBel Air, V-a. Excellent eonditlwl 1965 VALIANT 3o\ 36 months at 193 mlh. BRAD- »1.2 45. Call 741-3352 giva you tha halpful and courteous siltt atsiitanca you are 1962 FORD 8UNL1NER —• Convertible. LEY DISCOl'NT CENTER, Rt. 35, Automatic. Aiklnt 1800. 1962 LeMana Neptune. 774-9000. V-IOO Station Wagon aport coupe. Standard. Aaklns |8O0. 47 TRUCKS FOR SALE used to. (You deiarva it!) AUTOS FOR SALE Wa8hln*;t/in Ave., Leonardo. CHRYSLER 1B63--3O0" two-floor hard- FORDS — Desire Irftererted parties to top. No money down. TAKE OVER 1953 CHEVROLET PANEL-'Windows) ke ovfr paympnls on repossessed PAYMENTS of JH.do per w,,k. BRAD mpletely rebuilt and painted. cars. "NO CASH NEEDED." Free LEY DISCOUNT CtNTER, Rt. 35,1, .p, . r|,c. t. condition. GOING oOT OF give you the bait poitible service. (A sale at Circle begins 4T«r VI-i-iTH-l* 7TJ (Vl/Ul plain. Call collect TA 4-3232, BI'SINEfiS, Ml'ST SELL Rest offer. 1964 MERCURY Donar. Mr, 108_!—_:_!„_„_4 CHEVELLE ; - V-8, Yellow. Four__ - Call fVf 727-1716. 462-Tlls: days with the delivery ... it dotm't and there!) ipeed. Like new. Musi sell. »if»o. Call 5.16-MOI. PRICED FORD 1964—Cuatom four-rloor. Auto- 787-43HO. after 5. Comtt, Two-door Sedan tomattc full power. No money do' TRUCK—CetTanir cb»r jale price. J9S5. BEI.MONT MOTORS, MEKCl'Ry — 1&59 CrutPftr. "Four-dnor torn. Good condition, 1225. 365 Mapla Ave., (Rt. 35), Red Bank. hardtrp Amomatic, power brahps, 741-6778 TO SELL! PONTIAC 1964 — Bornievllli Iwo-doot MOTORCYCLES WE CAN'T nardtop. Bank will finance S1500 for 1963 THUNDERBIRD — Excellent con- 1964 PONTIAC 30 montiis at M2.ll per month. RRAD- dltlon. Call HONDA 196« - 450 CC Black. Eictl- 'A3 IMPALA 9-pan. SW SI495 LEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 35, 671-5441 lent condition. Must sell. Call 741- Neptune. 774-9000. _ T«mp*tt, Station Wagon '*2 IMPALA hardtop $1095 IMPERIAL 19S2 _ Convertible. Bank sail you • car below coit! (Who can?) CHEVROLKTS — Deslra IrAereated will llnance .100(1 lor 21 montha at 1963 BSA 8UPBR ROCKET - Oood '64 IMPALA (port coup* $1595 parties to take over paymenta on re- S49.71 per month. BRADLEY DM- condition. *550. Call 229-39)4, 6-8 pwacHtd can. "NO CASH NEEDED." COUNT CENTER, Rt. 35, Ntptune. p.m. '63 CADILLAC conv. $2395 Free platM. Call collict TA 4-B32, 1964 HONDA 90 — Al condition. All finance your car for five years. (Wa don't think you should '64 CHEVY w«gon $1195 Mr. Donar. 1M0 MERCURY — Twc-door hardtop, t parta. Call 741-4738, after i«58 PLYMOUTH STATION WAQON— no money down. TAKE OVER PAY- 7 p.m. 1964 CHRYSLER have a second mortgage on your home). Poor body, but food motor. fiO. CaJl MENT3 ol ».8O Mr week. BRADLEY '62 FALCON wagon $ 795 842-4490. after (. DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 38, Ntptune. YAMAHA YDTIMc.c. Ntwport, Two-door Call '61 FORD convertible, % 79$ 1868 OLDSMOBILE — ITS. Good mo- 741-8.1M absorb the) sales tax. '(Someone has to pay it!) tor. In lofxt condition. Call 1M1 DODOS — Two-door hardtop, Hardtop '63 FORD convertible, $1495 264-4772 power brakes, I5M UM HONDA SUPER HAWK 300 -, Excellent corMltlon. Only 3S0O mllee. '66 CORVAIR ipt. coup* $1795 CORVAIR I960 — Two-door autoroattc 1550 228-4214. ' Fully equipped. No money down. Spe- CHEVROLIT 1961 — Impala. four-door '65 CHEVELLE Four door $1495 cial this week. $26$296.. BELMONELMONT MOMO- hardtop. Automatic, full powtr. No SCOOTER — 76 cc. Manubhln France, '59 CHRYSLER full pwr. $ 495 TORTOREE. 365 MMapll a Ave.A , (RtRt. 33)33) , Red monty down. Sale price tT»5. BEL- 19(0. Aaklnc 179. Call DON'T FORGET TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Bank. 741-6778. MONT MOTORS, 3U Mapll Av«., (Rt. •60 Ch.vy 14 ion pickup $ 295 351. Red Bank. t41-«T78. 1964 CORVAIR PONTIACS — Dealre Inlereited partlea HONDA 10 -- Oood condition, six months old. Little over 700 miles. Call BECAUSE WE CAN AND W I L L GIVE YOU '61 VALIANT wagon $ 495 lo take over paymenta on repoaaeaaed CHEVROLET —- 1M18033 Itarala hardtop. Moma, Convertibla cars. •NO CASH NEEDED.' Fret Full power. Automatic. Bank will fi- '62 IMPALA convertibl. $1295 plates. Call collect TA 4-3232. Mr. nance 11250. NO MONEY DOWN. Call 300 cc. Excellent condition. - THE BEST DEAL YOU CAN GET I Donar. now tor Instant credit ok, 74M778. '62 IMPALA sport lodan $1195 BELMONT MOTORS, 3t» llaple Ave.. 1335. Call 1802 CHIVR0U5T BEL AIR-V-8. NO (Rt. Mi Red Bank. 402-9236. '65tlSCAYNE 2-dr. .ad. $1395 MONEY DOWN. TAKE OVER PAY- 1M YAMAHA - 305 Custom, Im- MENTS of KM per week. BRADLEY JNCOLN - IBM ContlWntal hardtop. maculate, many extras. Will sacrifice. Powir Slide 327 h.p. DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 36, Neptune. Full power. NO MONEY* DOWN. Take Call 787-4822, evei. 1963 RAMBLER 774-9000. over payments ol (5.40 per week. Call '59 CHEVY 4-door Kdlp $ 395 now for Instant credit ok, 741-41778. Amariean, Station Wagon CHEVROLET — 1962 Impala two-door BELMONT MOTORS, 3W kapll Ave,! '65 CAPRICE—NEWI hardtop. Not one cent of your own Rl. 351. Red Bank. MOBILE HOMES cuh necessary down. Bat* will fi- HUGE SAVINGS! nance «*95 at 18.00 weekly. Call col- CHRY8UJR-1961 New Yorker. Full 1962 VINDALE 10x54 with eiHndo led, 721-7100. OASIS MOTORS, Rt. 9, power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over awnlnsa. Shed. Rear porchj Furnished. Sayrevlllp. paymenta of M.TO per week. Call now Phone »4-87M. for Inatant credit ok, 741-6778. BBL- McCARthy :HRYSLERS — Dealre lntereated par- MONT MOTORS, 3S5 Mapla Av«.. (Rt. 1964 NEW MOON MOBILE HOME - 1963 VALIANT Ilea to talce over payment! on re- 35). Red Bank. Custom furnished. Many extras. Will FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO poaneased cara. NO CASH NEEDED. sell for balance of loan. 671-1747. V-100, Station Wagon CHEVROLET FREE PLATES. Call collect TA 4-3232, COMET — 1983 four-ipffd convertible 1905 NORRIS — 171 travel trailer. Belt Absolutely no caah r.*eded down. Bank corAalnea. Sleeps six. Many extra*. will finance (795 at 18.10 weekly. Call S21M. Call 264-4764 evening!. AUTHORIZED BUICKS — Dealre Interisted partita tn coll. •I,. 721-7100... ._ . OA8IS MOTORS, Rt. take over paymenta on repossessed 1DJ7 ONE -BEDROOM TRAILER — CHEVROLET DEALER cara. "NO CA8H NEEDED." Free &, Sayrevllle. Marlette Reasonable offer. Call be- plates. Call collect TA 4-3232, Mr. 1954 BUICK — Four-door automatic tween 11 and 6. 264-11M. HWY. 34 and FIRST AVE. Donar. Oood condition (bo. Call 741-8129 be- 1963 CHEVROLET Iwefn fi Rncl 7:30 p m 1 Ml MAONO_V~TilAIl_R — Three 1IXU OLDBMOBILE — Two- obNVEIlTlnLE ~— V-8 looma. Immaculate ondltlon. Ct|l TST- itoinatlc. Power aleerlng, low mlle- between a and 7 p.m. 1963 CHEVY II je. Excellent condlllon. 291-0001 arter o p.m. Nova, Station Wagon TRACTORS Power ateerlnc. standard Call Mlsa Callaway 747-89511. ext. 23. TRACTOR — Faxmall Cub. Excellent condition. Some attachments, rrim ,195K THUNDERBlR-D _ Ore.n. twV- SUM. 966-4549. door hardtop. Power stterlnr. wlrAiows and leal. Good condition. Call 741-2342. 1963 FORD IfJl CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE - WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Falcon, Four-door Sadan WE PICK UP JUNK CARS—Twin- brook Auto Wredtlnf. Call 747-0282 or T O M'S FORD 1»S7 THUNDBRBIRD - Two-door hard (U2-2235. top, mltit-ecinrlitlnn, aulommlp trim- mission, or*-owner. Maurice SchwarU OET CASH FOR 5TOUR POREION - • Sons., HI W. Front St., Red Bank. AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS 74TO787. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC., Hwj. 1962 DODGE 35. Eatontown. 542-2414. BANK ''fJORTS Classic" - I960 riKht drive Over 100 1INOER convertible. Four-seater. New JBO, Four-door Sadan nterlor. completely overhauled engine IOATS AND ACCESSORIES FINANCING UP Oood tlrm. Only |3»j. Phone 7<7-!0OO USED CARS TRlllMPHJJOAMTim 1M1 _ m's. BOATMAN'S SHOP to choose -from TO 36 MOS. TO PAY NEW JBMtys LARGEST MARINE JUPPLTT HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- 1962 CORVAIR ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF. VOLK8WAOEN - Clean. Black, EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR Deluxe sedan wit- h radio. 1775— . call BALES, MEW AKD USED. EXPERT Moma, Four-door 717-2487. REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHNSON AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS. PROMPT 1JW PORSCHE - 1900 N coupe. El- SERVICE. 21 WHARF AVE.. RED cellenl condition. J1290 firm. Will trade for ilrnllar , condition BANK. 741-5780. HOB or TR-4. OPEN IUN. AND HOLIDAYS M20M1 afler « p.m. • A.M. TO 1 P.M. 1961 CHRYSLER Tl 1964 VALIANT - Iscellnit con- 100% 30 DAY GUARANTEE dition. Snow «>ree with wheels. All _ TRAILER - WO. accessories. Call 291-93M. Call Nawport, Four-door '} 741-4043. 1»61 FORD STATION WAOON - Nine T PEN YAN — 75 h.p.Inboard. Hardtop pusenfer. White. Power aleerlnt. Stan- dard shift. Mechanically smind. Oood 30 Bel. tank. Painted and varnished. 1966 CHEVROLET 1965 BUICK 1964 FORD 1964 CHEVROLET 1963 PLYMOUTH tires. Immaculate. Very reasonable. WOO. Ready to io. 6U-674S. Impsla Supar Sport Hardtop, Must sell. 281-2S13. Skylark Conv.rtibl., I cyl., Salute 500, 2 deor hardtop, Impala, 4 door, I eyl., auto, Sport Fury, Convartisle, I eyl., (More CltHlBed Adi I cyl., automiKc trinlmlllion, 1199 . I960 OI_»MOBII_S, 1W Con- •utometie trenimiiiion, trans., f/S, air conditioned. auto, trans., power storing. powar itevrinei, vinyl roof. I cyl., auto., trans., P/S. vertible. Oood condition. New tires. On IV. Next Pige) 1961 FORD power itMflng, Alter «. call S42-3O6J. $2795 Falcon, Two-door $2395 $1895 11895 $1595 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 FORD Irenes Sport! Utility Pickup, 1965 FORD 1964 BUICK 1964 FALCON 1963 FORD 4 wheel drive, with mow plow. 1961 RAMBLER Cuitem S00, 4 door, I cyl., LeSabre, 2 deor hardtop, I cyl., 2 dear hardtop, • eyl., Galaile 100, 2 doer hardtop, American, Two-dr. Sadan $2495 «ute,, trim., power ititrlng. automatic transmission, pewar automatic transmission. I cyl., auto, tram., P/S. $1995 storing, power brakes. 1965 MUSTANG S1B95 $1495 $1595 Hardtop, I cyl., stick shift. 100% 1961 FORD 1965 FORD 1964 JEEP $2095 Itonoline Window Vin, * cyl., Ranch Wagon, Four-door Watjoneer, 4 whaal drlva, 1964FAIRLANE 1963 FORD Guarantee On All Used Cars pmenger text, with windows standard trammission. Station Wagon, * eyl., Station Wagon, I cyl., 1965 OLDSMOBILE all around. F-15 Cutlati Hardtop, 442, standard trenimiiiion. automatic transmission 1st PAYMENT IN SEPTEMBER 1961 DODGE t cyl., 4 ipaed transmission. $1695 $1895 $2195 $1495 $695 WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS Sanaca, Four-door Sadan 1964 FALCON 1964 PLYMOUTH •U Cadillac 5795. •64 lon'vill* 2195. •65 Chevrolet 2295. 1965 MUSTANG Station Wigon, 4 eyl., Sport Fury, 2 door Hardtop, 1963 BUICK 1963 FALCON Sedan Dtvilli, Convertible, Impalo 4-dr, Hardtop, ConvartibU, 1 cyl., 4 spate! • cyl., automatic frammiis.on. automatic trantmission. All Cenditiontd Full Power Full Powir 4 Deor Station Wagon, trantmfsiion. Rivoria, 2 door hardtop, 1960 IMPERIAL k cyl., automatic triniminion •65 Chevrolet 2495. $1895 $1495 full power, air cond. •*o fontlac nn. 'o4 Bon'ville 2295. Custom, Four-door $2195 ' l-d»r Hardlw, Stotlon Wogon Impalo Convertible, 1962 FORD $2195 1961590 FOR5 D Calallna Full Powir Galtxit 500, 2 doar hardtop, 4 door .•dan, 6 cy!., '63 Pontlae 1395. •U Chevrolet 25*5. '64 Corvoir I cyl., auto, tram., P/S itandard trammitiion Tsmpesf Convertible Impala Coupe, v-l Automotlc Tram. 1960 BUICK WHOLESALE '44 Old« 2095. $495 $195 •64 Impala 1195. •U lulck 2495. Vltta. f Polienger llolion Wagon, EUctra, Four-door Spatial Wugoil Wagon, V-I. f Paitenetr, 1962 RAMBLER 1959 RAMBLER Power Steering Full Powir '65 Chevell, 2295. CUtt.c Station Wagon, AS IS - NO GUARANTEE Amtrican Station Wagon, 4 cyl., automatic trammiition Mallbu Conv./ V-l •14 Falcon 1295. '64 Chevrolet 1795. 6 cyl., standard tranimisilon •el Air Station Wagon. Future 4-door, '(4 Chevrolet V-l, Full Power 1960 DODGE 1961 TEMPEST $75 Automatic Trans. $395 CALL TODAY Bltcayne 1-door, Sanaca, Four-door 4 door ladan, 4 cyl., '63 Chevrolet 1959 PLYMOUTH Power Steering 63 Ford 1295. impala 4-dr. Hardtop, 1961 VALIANT •utomatic tranimiiiion Falrlone, Full Power Air Conditioning Hirdlop, & cyl., auto. tram. Station Wagon, 8 cyl., '64 Bulck 2395. automatic trammisiion Rlvlsra, Full Power, 61 T-Bird 1395. '62 Chevrolet $195 •ll Air, VI, S295 Air Condlllontd Full Power 1959 PONTIAC $75 Power Stetrlng 1960 FORD '44 Cadillac 3275. '61 T-IIrd Catalina, ConvartibU 1961 DODGE 264-1600 '62 Chevy II Coups DlVtllt, 1958 CHEVROLET Air Condlllon«tl. Station Wogon. PoUra, 4 door itdan, I eyl., K ton, milk truck, 6 cyl., Air Conditioned Station Wagon, B cyl., Full Pewer Standard Trail. Automatic trammitilon 3 tpaad trammitiion automatic trarumitiion 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS $295 $295 $145 FREEHOLDI SEACOAST DODGE AUTO SALES TOM'S FORD Serving Central Jersey Over 41 Yeon SOUTH ST. AND 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK HWY. 9, FREEHOLD KEYPORT On* block *ait of Shrawsbury Ava. 462-6234 200 HWY. 35 741-1234 THE DAILY REGISTER i THE FAMILY CIRCUS KMM HELP JilUl 22-Wednesday, July 13, 1966BACKHOMBACKHOMUIXDOHHU O — REGISTERED NURSES ACCOUNTANT CHALLENOINO POSITIONS AVAIL- TAX MATS AND ACCESSORIES gaQUAUTrr c T aafe*OONtTROCnO*N -— Oeur- ABLE IN 1M0-BBD PSYCHIATRIC Lart» eipandtBf nultl-ttau rnimitae- •1 contractors. Fm estimate*. OU1 HOSPITAL LOCATED! N. I. SHORE tunr teaki tax Accountant with two t« 7H7-IMK or 7SM4M. kREA WITHIN ONI HOUR N.T.C. five yeara experience IB Federal and/or _.V10E STATION FOR UUIB-4 MONVOUTH UARINA Salting Centsr iPENINOS KX1ST FOR: •tate taxei. BxceHent fiiftf* betwftts. :iixe NORTH or FREEHOLD ON ORGAN Balling Instruction. Rentals. NEED A BAND? Two lead guitars. lubmlt resum* and ialary required to Complete lint ol: Paceshlp, Bans, druma, organ. Oood vocalists. P.O. Box 111, Perth Amboy, N.J. St. IN OPERATION. CALL DAT Tall 717-4615. HEAD NURSBS FOR ASSIGNMENT SSMSM, EVI. W7-1TM. OF ASBURY PARK Chryiler-Loneeur, AICOTL Snarl. MEDICAL-SURO1CAL, PSYCHI- An «qual opportunity employer GULF MODERN SBRVICE STATION L»:son M-l« Scorpion, Viking, ROOMS PANELED- Screen porches TRIC, CHILDREN'S OR GERIATRICS FOR LEABE — Rt. M, near Lowei THE LAJIOEIT OBOAN AJTD PIANO Bklmmar, aril Chrysler Oulboardi and enclosures. Altf 3UTBTANDINO SALE* OPPORTUN- 40 WeBt SI. Monmoulh Beach 222-3482. and enclosures. Alterations ma addl- NITS. Y In EDP education. We are seeking •rive In. Haxlet. Paid training. Mod llont. Ed Luker, 741 2106. man to hecome senior registrar of rat* r-nt. Call HE 6-AMC, I to I DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA t>l h w eftk 121 RrNABOUT - Fully equipped. New LARY TO (7.119 PER YEAR DE private EDP trslt.'mg sctiool. the d«y«. W*-O43I», * ^'_ _ *^^ Open dally tit Bp.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. Princeton affiliate of Automation In- trailer. 30 h.p. Evlnrude. 1350. Call ENDING UPON BACKGROUND. Ml UK ROUTE -~WELL ^E8TA& Corner o( Main It. ft MattlKM Av*. • 747-3727. EMPLOYMENT itltute of America, Inc., the nalion'i leading EDP educational organlt&tlon. U8HED — Buy shore fcrea. BERAL PERSONNEL POLICIES m-iMs. tIBKI) ORGAN SPECIALS 23' MIHMS SEA SKIFF - - 110 r-hrvsler HELP WANTED-FEMAXE 1QUIRI ABOUT OUR OPPORTUNI •es will I-OVI-T a wide rungt ol fstmmond extra voter organ 1 890 lata proc«nBlntt techniques. This will INFORMATION-Krs«. on upportunitii-i msrlne n»:nf. Mahogany lop. Fully ES AND BENEFITS. ( Hammond Chord Or(tti 8-4 -,.4 W equipped narkAK* paid. 747-4173 SECRETARIEB TYPUTI be just a 9 to S situation. [valiftble In fmnchlsed bu«lne*&*-(. Wrtti Baldwin 0p.net organ - * Ut IRECTOR OF NURSES, N.J. STATE who CKII (In tills }itb will li 'ARTAKE. Itfpt. R., Sea Girt. Wurtltzer Spinet or gun 1 5H S4~fROJAN>rtn"sER - i!»J - i«s rJborn nalp* abiiity, collegi \n Opportunities at OSPITAL, MARLBORO, NJ, 201-946- SPECIALIZING IN COMMER.CIAL — Himtnuar) M3 organ $ MB h p Interceptor. H«« 200 hrs. Sleeps 100. ound, ability to Hpeak on hl> It-et / Hammond L 102 organ $ T4B four. Excellent corMilion. J3.700. Call CARTER-WALLACE nd a great tieal of pnirgy and am- kt\(\ IndUBlrlal BuslneBti Of|>ortunltle. Hmnrnond C V coniole organ 77fi2 ENrfRAL HOt'SEWORKER — Full pltion. Kiperlence In dealtni; wlUi ui for dVtalled Inforinatlfni. with HR 40 «pfaker tl.150 LJv* out. Likf children. Refer- 'oung people hHpful. Technical knnwl iHT NKMETH AGENCT, 102 W. Hammond C V ton»ol« organ MOVING MIST SEI.l^Tliree bosts. ImmMltte nprninsa with prominent . After 8, K42-2ed(y this rare tom- Hiinmond A 100 organ — II,BW Sev fprrd skirf Clenwood 12' hull. Hood Htirtint ularles ind eilen- UQUOK STORK • One owner 35 A1TRE8S WANTED-Excellent year •Ination of ulentu nMeas the potential yearn. Retiring. "A.F.", Box 520, Red Hamiiiond B 3 L*»!te apeakcr _..S1,9M Altn l«n lrailer». S42-342S. «ivf company benenta. Houri: 8:30- eturn t(t the Individual was equally Griffith flpln«t piano ~ 1 {025 19fil 1.1HRS 27' cat>ln cruiser, new 4:30. ind position avnUaMe. Must b« over andiriK- Negotiable base salary Cable console piano _ _...! 4M «•>,•. h p engine Apelco radio, Excel- Cable Nelmn grand piano I 3M le'nl liuv «1 M.OOO. 747JWW. Inatllut of Princeton, lnc, MONEY TO LOAN atnei Broi. grand piano 4 4M Secretary - Medical Dept. Apply In person. No phone calls. t., Suite *OT COLI MSIAIR' cVBfN~BCl»T — Two Good ftlwthtind. Medical experienc. ts ward Johnson Restaurant, Hwy. 35, n, N. J. All Hems Bold with ft gUVMttt - bunks a:.« milet. Asking ISOO. Call not required. HOME OWNERS budget terma available. after fi n m 7R7-6M9._ _ •UltNITURK IIEf'AIKMAN - Handy ith tools to work In finishing room. pisr.HY' VATIJIOAT'"— MO. China ma- Secretary rPsl Furniture Co, Keyporl. 264 0181 FULL VALUE CASH LOANS 7759300 rine tnllet. Hand-operated, Supply valve. *-JV 7RT-S18O. Manufacturing Division IECRETARY DICTAPHONE HO XPERIENCEI) MAN lor"tre.V trim OR I1KBT CONSOLIDATION Ol CHEAPER THAN UNFINISHED Work with two enitneen. Competent TPIST rilBLIP CONTACT To W3 ling. Good hourly pay. Itcferercei rt ANY OTHER REASON is'"' M.F.G. — 40 h.p. Evinrude bost. OOKKEETER Automotive el- Hired. Call 741-S455 after 7. DRESSERS — CHESTS, MARPROO? r. accessories, tanks, eushsjfts, shorthand necessary. Apply for ll.MO-GET 11,000 TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND LIMED lire extinguisher, paddle, skis. ..Com- p MACHINIST FIRST CLASS Apply for 42,000-GET 12,000 OAK. MANY OTHER STTLJU. Ct plete, ready for water, Must sell. S49S. Gal Friday - Medical Dept. IENTAL KXPERIENCB All-around experience. Excellent pay. Apply for J3.00O-GET »3,OO0 IRWIN'S, 27 MONMOUTH IT., KID Pall B71-OS41. AB A881STANT Will train Heady employment. (Full time). Air- (up to S5.000 and more) BANK No steno. Good typlni essential. [EPICAL SECRETARY Soma ondltloned plant. Gnod opportunity Low established rate, easy terms. i5S~™RIS~ CRAFT — 18' Open sea |S5 "Now all PJ has to do is learn to talk, and grow some hair, ir advancemei/I. Also opening* I YPEWRITKRB. ADDINQ BUehlftaa. skiff. Mi h.p. Chris Cralt .engine. Tip- YPIST Liiht bnokkceplnt Fan- 1 .achlne operators with experience on 741-5061 or 776-6600 All makes new or used. Quarantsed. top shape. 741-4834. Typist time • J175 Per Hour ihon he'll be liU one of to» family.' the and milling machines. lEves, 6- Uonmoulli County Investment Corp, Loir as |25. gerplco's, 101 Momnouth Good typlni. Heavy flfure work. ACK EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 8t. Next to theater. 7470U5. TWO BOAT MOTORS. 7 h.p. with .0) Call 068-1550 for appointment, or White St. Shrewsbury vrite Sterling Design Co., Inc. R. D. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES 12' boa!. Inquire alter 6 p.m. 9 John- Apply In person I47-349I HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—MALE , Rt. 547, Farmingdale, N. J. SINGER AUTOMATIC iinn St.. Oakhurst, N.J. CARTER-WALLACE, INC. AVAILABLE — Edwin 8. Slark. Real Estate A MortKSKC Consultant. 264-0333. i96(t 7.ig Zag sewing machine. Cabinet t' TRAM — In fine shape. HO. Oall Hair Acre Road Cranbury, N. J. LADIES - PART TIME SPOTTER del. Fancy itltchefl. overcasts and after t, An equal opportunity employer to 6O-Guaranteed $1.50 to »J 00 per monograms, makes buttonholes awl Full time, top salary ANY AMOUNT 229-U2O our according to ability. If you have Call 2910070 sews on buttons. Lattit medtl. Nf at- MATURE WOMAN — ArM sitter for hre« hours lo spare, anytime of day, PART-TIME GUARD tachment e needed. I5>, PLYWOOD RUNABOUT — Wind- elderly aeml-invalid. Preferably Uva In. nd have car and phone, call the WELDER BURNER — Qualified foi 2nd MORTGAGE shield, lights and steering wheel. $75. Good home for the right peraon. In learest number. 561.-2019, $83-1313, H»- code work. Remsco Associates. Call UNPAID BALANCE $50.10 161-7750. 30ft. 462-1074, 5W-3237; or evenings, 5»1-B000. , If you have equity in your homi Fair Haven. Call 141-6071. 19-4162. WE HAVE MONEY FOR YOU! Terms J5 down, J« a month. Call Home 17' SEA MAC — 75-h.p. Evlnrude. Permanent' position now available in our Security Depart' C3HEF WANTED — Apply In penon, FAST SERVICE Credit Co., M8-6100. 9 to 9. Out of ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CA- iwn collect. Push button control*. Heavy duty trail- REER?—Six younf ladles, experience OMESTIC — Live In or out. Friday, ment. Schedule of hours 6:30 a.m. te 10:30 a.m. Mon. at The Ferry Boat, er. Inboard leas tanks. Ready for water. unnecessary, at least 16 yeara old. to aturday, Sunday and Monday. Oc> Brlellc. Residential — Commerica.1 — Industrial KITCHEN CHAIRS RXCOVBRXD - Crown Marina, Little Silver. 741-M01. work In local and out-of-town night tslonal haoy Fitting In tvtlUng. Call State licensed lender Dlnett* sMa and bar stoola. lfonmouUl S210" LONG, 11T- BEAM — Cedar 1-8073 or €71-3433. through Set. Excellent working conditions and liberal OPERATOR — Able to operite anr STATEWIDE ASSOCIATES cluba wllh top bands. The ability to wire the 402, ff>2, 077, and ftH. Ex CALL 747-2300 Dinette. IIS Uonmoutfa St. IUd Btna. lapstrake hull, twin sli cylinder Grays, twist helpful but not esentlal. Phone BX OPERATORS — OpeUtnfs «-4 imployee benefits. perlence a must. Jf.,200. ACE EMPLOY. 1 Sroad St. Red Bank, N.J. 741-8833. deeps HI. Needs repairs. 2294606. or write Maryann Cervo, 22 Prospect .m. or 3-11 shifts. Must be available MENT AGENCY 23 White St., Shri" DEBKS fl5 up FILES, tables, chairs, l7' WOLVERINE OUTBOARD — 18 SL. Keyport. 6J6-MM. • weekends. Full time or part Unit. hury. 747-3494. adding machines, typewriter!, office .11 741-4700. b.p. Evlr.Turle. Eicellent condition. At- 30 PROFIT GUARANTEED FOR Apply EXPERIENCED TV. Bench man want equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New ter .1. S421345. THREE EVENINGS' WORK PER 1XPERIENCED TEACHERS WANTED ed. Part-time only. Harold'a Radio, INSTRUCTION or uaed. AAC DESK OUTLUT. Itte. WEEK — Plui liberal profU bonus irammar school. HOLY CROSS, Employment Office 4B Broad St., 741-8111. 35, Oakhurst, 531-3BM. t SAILING PRAM — Complete and ror qualified people. Demonstrating ready. 190 or offer. Call unison. Call 842-0748. MAN WANTED — ~To change panne IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — M2-3268 prestlie PrirJcess House decorator's ac- IBM KEYPUNCH, AUTOMATION, BLACK TOP SEALK lorlea. Free training. Call 747-0319. ALESLADY WANTED — Five-day ler ar.ti truck tires. Bteady work TYPING, COMPTOMETER. D«y an rot^cts and beautifies >our driveway. 14' LONE STAR Ht'LL — Fiberglass. No investment. veek, including Sat. and one or two (ood pay, benefits. Opportunity for ad- evening classed, co-ed, free placemen! Brush It on yourself — know Iff done 40 h.p. electrto atsjrt motor and trailer, its. Excellent opportunity for person- BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH 'ancemenl. Call in pperso n at ReRd Bank rvlce. NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA rliht. S isl. pall, 13.M. Call 741-4727. ble, experienced, ambitious peraon. Tire Company, *Sh rewnbury Ave, CHINE SCHOOL. 51 Broad St.. R« PARTICULAR TYPE WOMAN inly those Interested in a pvmanant hrew bury. (' FIBERGLASS SAILING'PRAM Part-Time osltion need apply. No phorjh calls, Bank. 747-4641. RED BANK LUMBER Nylnn ssllft. S12R. 60 Grange Ave., Fair Two to lime hours a day. Flexible .pply In peraon to East Oranf* Mill New Jeney TEETTER — Exp«r!ence(i In ele ADULTS BEGINNING RIDING CLASS Corner Pearl and Wall , Red Bank Hiven. Call 741-5783. hours. Earn $30 to MO a week. Mature itontown esting of electronic devlrPs or rpl woman over 30 years of age. Haxlet :nd SHop. 137 B. Broad St, Red Bank. field. JM00. ACE EMPLOYMENT — Now forming for Tues. evening WALK-IN FREKZKR—Includlnj 2 h.p. 26 ELCO ~ In water. Best offer. and MMdletown area open. Become a 'ANTED — CLEANING WOMAN — OENCY, White St., Shrewsbury, 7 p.m. Hart School of Dressase, 143] refriferator unit. Inside dimensions 14' Berth 59. Bunk. head. See Harbor Fullerette. Call 2D1-1W7. days a week. Must have own HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Bhaito Rd.. New Shrewsbury, " " lont, 6",' hlfh, 5- wide. Call K3-5JO0. Mi.-r. Atlantic Highland! Yacht ransportallon. Call M21JM. mum. Phone M2-&222 eveulngs. Hsrbnr. Call 29141670. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — Full time. 'RIMMER — Experienced. Apply REFRlaERATOR - 11 cu. It Uks PORTER Auto Top, m Broad St., Shrewsbury. new. Call Accounting office. In Freehold. Submit LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER — Recent I. C. S. M2-M07 1965 SA1LFISH — Fiberglass. Excel- resume in own handwriting to "B.Z." teferencw required. Please telephone Full-time- position available for 7U-9WO. After « p.m., T41-WIH. MERCHANDISE lent condition. (325. Call Box 620 Red Bank. K2-19O4. •teady individual. Excellent working 291-1854. Th« Itnest company In the fistful conditions plus full company benefit FOR SALE IT'S BETTER REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON AITRESS — Apply In penon, 11 to growing Industry (education) will se- HELP WANTED-Male . Female Experienced. Busy highway location. t:30 a.m. Except Thun. Cedar Ii ect and train a business minded man Including free Medical and Surgical, :han anything you've ever seen. If yea BUSINESS NOTICES Multiple Listings. CASEY'S AGENCY, Iwy. 30, Highlands. Tor a. permanent career In the Mti- Insurance, and shopping discount. want sometiilng better In an aluminum Hwy. 35. Haxlet. 264-8442. ilesex-Monmouth County area. We will APPLY TO YOU SAVE combination door, sea the Kar«7< for LEAN1NO WOMAN — Five-day week. Interview high school grade, some col- FOOD FAIR BTOREfl, INC. MANAGER WANTED No Hieimen. No comrrilsMoni. They K9.S5 installed, mm elsewhera, ATTICS AND CELLARS CLEANED — EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTED — pply In person, Brookdale Nursing lege preferred. 23-55, responsible family 3140 Hwy. 35 tell us we icll our aluminum windows Licnt hauling. Free, estimates. TRICYCLES — A To luit your fsmily'i convenience. tuning Home, 3326 Hwy. 36, Hailet. for the nation's leading EDP training DROLLER MAN — Experienced, Steady it en, there Is an opportur^lty to addatarxlard makes. Repaired snd traded Including malntenarJce, Weekly, month- Work part-lime in an Avon territory work starting at 1176 weekly. Other PIZZA BOARDS ly or season. F. Interrnesoll. 787.OB1&. AITRESSES WANTED — Luncheon school seek" the services of pro- meflts. Call Alpine Manor, 872-1773. to your present income. Rapidly frow< Also parts shop, fl FENCER R, and earn top dollar commlssloni. Plus a.m1 to 3 p.m. Hust bs over 3L fenslonal flat* processing and compu- Ing retail food chain has opening! foi WJT7, 191 Poolt Ave., Union P« Skimmer hoards 24" dlameUr X %" bondi. We train you. For Information, :perlerjce necessary. Apply Pleasant MAN — For cutting and receiving men or women to work part-time, UilcK, exterior plywood, unpalnted. LAWN MAINTENANCE call 741-4343. Or write Mm. Margaret teer specialist to assumas e full respon- 2M ea. alley Inn. Hwy. 34, Holmdel, between sibility as senior Instructor. The manroom. No experience necessary. Apppl iv^nlnga or weekends. Apply Cumber- DIN1NO ROOM—KltcherJ sets, carpel Lawns cut and trimmed. Reliable Gulotta, P.O. Box 6M, Red Bank. ind 6 p.m. choaen will be in complete charge M Devon Knitwear, 386 Whartmrton SStt. and Farms, 604 River Rd., fl RED BANK LUMBER •ervlce. Call 747.1681. the school's education program ror Long Branch. Haven. inK. rugs, twin bedroom set, chest-of SHIRT OPERATORS AND FOLDERS— IXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — drawers. refrlKerator, vficuum sweep or nor p«ari and Wall Rtd Bank PROTECT ASPHALT AREAS — From Will tra'n. Good paying position. Paid 'o Jive In and care for two children of Doth day arJrt evening clasnen. 8ome it; rhlscellarnous It™, 291-9309. destruction by gas, oil and other harm- vacation, * free hospltallutlon. Apply forking parents. Own room, bath and aching. Applicants must have thor- DRIVING INSTRUCTORS ARTHUR MURRAY MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SBT - til elements. Seal with Cosmicoat Star Cleaners * LaundererB, 133 Myrtle .V. Pleasant working conditions. Call ugh knowlertK*: of IBM machine wir- Has openings for dance interviewer! Small Blzn. Seven pieces. ^00. Metil Adds years to pavement life. Guaran* and programming lechniqueg, rolesslonal career opportunity. Eari MEET BILL DILLOW overhead cariineta, , almost new, $&. Ave.. Long Branch. 17-5292 before 5:30. 175-»2SO weekly. W« will train you.' supervisors, and teacher trainees. N An expert on aluminum awrtingrt, ca Maple bedroom get, complete. $60. teed protection. For fre* estimate call .ddltlon to Home experience -with v 'all 5423300. experience necessary. Dance a till it Wl-3227. CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY 'LORIST — Experienced. Steady po- s ofher typei or computers as well «s preferred. Part and full time. J82.80 fo: ports, patios, door hoodn, etc. Call fo Oouhlti rlreeBers, household Items, etc. — Girls. 19 to 25, for detailing cars: sition For Perth Amboy shop. Call i related managerial nhlllty. Tenchlng MAN — Delivering and aelilrjfc. Stead; 30 hours. Apply 1-10 p.m., Mon. througl appointment and free estimate. No phone calls please. Mrs. Rogers, BEN'S CARPENTRY cleaning Inside windows and outside H26-48M. experience not essential, training pro- work. Apply in penon, Marine Lumbei "ri. 12 Broad 8t., Red Bank. 741-5851 121 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. No Job too small. Good carpenter. drying. No exptrlence necessary. Good PROWN'S r 'EACHER FOR PRIVATE NURSERY 'lded. This Is srJ outBtanding opporlun- Co.. 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, r 731 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park SODA FOUNTAIN — carbonlrer, twin- Reasonable. Call 775-8888. agea. Apply Country Sudsec Car ty to associate with the national lead- 774-9251. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7SM Ask for BEN Wash. Hwy 35, Mlddletown, ?HOOL — To start Sept. Must have DISHWASHER — Nights. 7 p.m. -t tpr, six stools. Sold separately or to- (perlfnce with klndprKarten children er In EDP education. Salary $12,000- i s.m. $75 a week. Apply at Shrews CARPETING—NYLON AND WOOL gether. n«Bt offer. 7*7-B«O3. JAMES OUERP.IERO WRITER — N< >n7~wTth collimt air-tliy ntjMnr.'. Write "B.K.", Box f]4,iwm, ' (Ifpenrllng upon qimlifltl liury nin*>r, Rt. 35, Slirewnbury. lonvmt of discontinued colorn and pa eral contractor and equipment •kcround andid typinp ability, WR: !>20, tied Bank. All rrplif« to - SHORELINE Urns direct from mill %4, yd.; threi TOUGH, HUH! nl. EJCftvallnr., fill flirt, top soil, • imignmfnls fall SM. Automation Instltutr of Prlncelon, Jnc. SAI.KSMAN—MWTeT~ma7i.~M""to 5< (iinn, 1139. Installation and hudg rr and water lines. Hauling. Septic i53!> or write Box I7fi, Allentnirst, N.J HAIR STYLIST » Experienced 20 Nassau St., Suite 407 to Join contracting firm. Establish* ranged. SRinpleu shown In your YOU BET THAT KAKEV ALUMINUM * bu-lt and cleaned. Dry w Call Princeton, N.J. over 60 yearn. Must have car and li FIRSONNJCL SERV1CI home. Call Mr. Todd, collect, 363-645* POOR IS TOUGH. J99.95 plus Instal- h*. laterals, trenchinl. Masonry TiAIRDRESSERS>ART.TIME 741-4755 nhle to devote full time. Train fo or U78-BO70. lation elsewhere. But at Frowi'l only ca-nentry nlterRtionp. 'ACKERS WANTEP - Experienced district manager working with (iei< Broad St Red Sank 741-3&K »69.85 INSTALLED. Sherman Ave. Belford, N. J Experienced only. Call lor appoint WAITRESS — Luncheon 11-3. Over 21 packing china, etc.. for Household manager. Salary and car expenses t< THRMEV-PIKCK LIVING ROOM BET- 7S7-9387 ment. 741-7789. ;rlente necessary. Trty servU Goods Moving and Storage Company. start. Call 775-0706 for appointment. Watcn for our ads In Sunday's Eictit-plece dlnptte set. 222-97O*, PROWN'S cocktails. Apply Plensitnt Valli Apply In person at Anderson Bros., AEBURY PARK PRBS> tween 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. inn, Hwy- 34, Holmdel. 944-8626. Inc.. Sl-Kl Mechanic St., Red Bank. 32 Broad St. Red Bank T41-75W HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE CLERK—TYPIST — To work for cut FLOWER BOXES AMP TWO TWELVES, reverb; guitar. todlal contractor. Fort Monmouth. Ca) PRESSER EXPERIENCED HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL All precul, lenuln* western red cedar two pickups. COO. 7<1-«SU aitar I 532-3812. Full time, top salary you aisemble. Sizes 3', $3.99; i\ U.9i p.m. Call 2D1-0O70 CALL 8424390 CHAMBERMAID — Apply In person ELECTRONIC V, «5.B-V fl', M85. H. P. HARDEN TRACTOR — Ann Holly-Hill Motel. Rt. 36, TOUNO MAN — 18 to 20. Full time BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RED BANK LUMBER gang. Beit offer. Call M24tl>, after West Keansburg. Earn as you l«am. Company benefits. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orderi S p.m. Paid vacation. Must apply In persor LINE FOREMAN 210 Broad Long Branch 225-471 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Ban! LADIES TO DO LIGHT DELIVERY— Mort? Ln Rvie, RX. 35, Eatontown. All benefits. Excellent vorklnc condl MANSFIELD BLECTRIC EYE, Zoom, And collection work, for Red Ban Horn, write "A.8." Box 520, Red Bank >K—Male or female. Flvs days. HOWARD ROTIWATOR — M" OemS. MM camera—Perfect for beginners. MAINTENANCE MEN Civic orgar^lEation. Must have oar andTANK WASHER* — Apply In per- Blx to eisht hours, lunch only. Ei- Oood condition. Call alter «. 5«>8on, Scalloped adge, siiuar* wood frame he able to work 9 to 4 dally. Tempor* ion. Nappl Tnicklm Co., L 31, Mala- perl«nce4 In buffet New reitaurarA. O.E. REFRIGERATOR — Portable electric ctlllng lights. Early. Amertcan ry. Call Mr. Johnson, 7U4118. 9 to 6. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON - ialary open. Write "A.Y.," Box K0television, , beds, chairs, odds and ends. motif. Uses bulbs. 7Home, Peau da Sole, moor-length. Detachabli TRANSFERRED — Must sail house- Full-time nighti, 6 p.m. to 2:30 L •42-4700. and tickets for local Civic organr tram. ISO. Call 787-7S33. after 6 p.m. town. Shopping Center, Iflddfetown, flTJ Permanent. Floor waxing and janitorial xatlon. Work from our office. Tflm hold Itoms. Call 4350. work In Middle town building. No ex- STUDENTS WITH CARS porary. Paid dally. Call Mr. Johnson, ANGER SEWING MACHINE — Uied 871-22JS8 NEW PLANT SALESLADY - Lighting fixture am! perience necesiary. For Interview 1414118, » to 5. electric CO. Good condition. Call an: VOX CONTTNENTAL-ORCSAN — Beit lamp room. Excellent working eond ply, Thuraday, July 14, 6 p.m. to 8 National firm hai aummer openings- lime. SttMm oiler over W00. gli mooUii old. Call tlom. Oood opportunity. Gall for ti i.rn.. Harmony Bowl, Rt 38, Middle- Earn 12.73 per hoar. Call now. tm- 7M-4O74. SOUTH BRUNSWICK AREA polntraent 671-5000. t 2019, 449-4305, 462-1074. M6.3267; after SITUATIONS WANTED-Female AUTOMATIC 1966 WHITE 8, c*l| 44M162. Zlg Zag sewing machines. Cabinet FOR SALE — Preway 40" tour- REGISTERED NURSE — 3 to 11 shift. EXPERIENCED—Kitchen help wanted, OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN-Foi TYPING model. Overcasts, monograms, burner electric stove. One desp veil. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Eaton - Park Nursing jHome, Eaton' Oood pay. NighU. Apply 141 Bhrewi stock and material handler In our pro- To do at horns on buttons, makes buttonhole*, Mint Good condition. Phone 74H87I. town. Call Mrs. King, for appolrAmen hury Ave., Red Bank, between S andductlor; department. Apply at Hoi*- Call 747-36*5. hems, tlclrts and dresses. Fane] 542-4700. 10 a.m. land Imtmment Co., M Chestnat St., stitches. No attachments needed. Sewi GET RID YOUNO WOMAN DEHHES tulltlm with twin needles. HOU8EWORKER—8TEADY PANTRY MAN — Xxperlenetd. Bteady Red Bank, N. J. ' office or secretarial work. References. of those old, leaky, wooden (uttirs, Ltt Applicants now being hired for new chemi- Work two full or three part-time day*. work, good- pay. Call Alpine Manor. Cll 560" UNPAID BALANCE - $32.50 us five you a free estimate for whits Fair Haven. 741-6S34. 872-1773. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WANT- (or reg. finish) aluminum cutter* that cal plant in Dayton, N. J. These are new ED - Call 747-0473 WOMAN WISHES BABYSITTING job Terms |4 down, |5 a month. Cal will never leak. Our Installatloa will Alter B:30 p.m. Credit Dept., Mft-«101. 9 to 9, Out please you. Expert Installers, positions with nationally known chemical HELP WANTED-MAUE. ROUTE MEN own home In Union Beach area. town collect. FULL AND PART-TIME. STEADY SALES REPRESENTATIVE — Mil Call anytime 2H422I. PROWN'S finri. YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS, Fastening Systemi Monmouth Counts WOMAN — Wishes flvs daya a week EARN 1102. CAR AND PHONE RE- urea to aell fastening tooli by demon- work. People can afford help. Call RENT A TV 3] Broad St. Rtd Bank 741-7M0 QUIRED. CALL 462-1074. itratton en conatniction job ittei. Con- 747 2631. Portable day. week. BAY8H0RE TV PIANOS — Brand Mew 81 nets plane SALES CAREER jtmctloi/ or Installation background 38 Church St., Keanimirg. 787-4400. only J399 delivered. Tenser's Music GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVAKCEMENT MACHINIST — Young man with one helpful. Salary plua commission. Com- BABYSITTING IN YOUR HOME by Store. 306 Main St., Laltawood. to two years experience for gerwat pany car and eipemea. Unlimited po- mature woman. Call 10" CUT—OFF SAW — CrafUm OPPORTUNITY machine ahop dutlei. Steady employ- entlal with fast growing national com' 391-tflM. Band saw. Stered multiplex adaptei OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, eHlna, ment for right marf. Call for appoint- ,>atiy. Monmouth County residents pre Inquire after 6 p.m. S Johr.feton Si glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brae, Employer Representative will interview W« »8»d *t youns man who la neii ment, 741-4743. erred. Call for appointment T-ft p.mWILI HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE Qakhurst, N.J. immediate cash for anything and every. S99-5261. PARTIES — Dinners. uM other thing. Ruicll'a. 2o East Front St.. 741. luu plenty of common i«mc and SUPERINTENDENT — PAJtT TIME caalons. 7ll-8t*l. MOVING ' — Two LawBon lection a la 1693. Thiirs., July 14, • ajn. to 3:30 pjn. wllllnt to work lonf and hard towai for apartment house tn Red Bank. advancement and a flve-niura income AUTOMOTIVE COUNTEJRMAN Green. Lawsnn club chair. Washing ma N* J. 5tflt9 EmployincHf 9flrvlc# Must be able to malts rcpairi on Wllh mechanical ability. Per miner A chine itwo years oldl, dryer. Rpfrlgern CHAIN BLOCK — Onetoton bbudgetg. . MO. plumbing, heating, electric, etc Sal< poaltlon. Unirormi iupplled. Apply In SITUATIONS-WANTED - Male tor. Round table, four chairs. 842102(1 Tire changerchanger , »35»35. ElectriElectri c motormtor , >> 4 Throckmoiton St., Freehold ITiIi \a an exceptloml iround floor op ary and apartment. "A.O.," Boi S30,lersor.. Auto Boya, 164 Broadway, Long h.p., 110-221) .Ingle. 787-6180. portunlty with a fast trowing cor Red Bank. ruyated ihlpplnf conUlner firm off.i Branch. MAN WILL DO ANYTHING with! TTLEIOARD" PLAYER PUNO — Kranlch and Badi. Ing a draw agaJnit commliilon. PRODUCTION WORKERS — Several MAINTENANCE MAN — Professional the law. Write "A.E." Box 520, RedFor your bathroom. Now on Nice lines: player needs repair. Kel- openings In job paying good Incentive Building. Haslet. Write "B.M.", Box Bk Tile patterns, $3.99 per 48x48" flheel vlnator Foful-a-rama. Call 8H-3478, NO FEE CHARGED Th« man we i«ek wilt call on mijoi wage* after short training. Excellent 520, Red Bunk. Msrblelzed pBttern.t, fl.99 per 48x48' benefiti. Apply Ateo Ceramic* Corp.. ODD JOBS — Attics and sheet. Metal moldings in slock. ZKNA RRONICIA — 2^4x2'^, Model! Industrial rirmii In Mlddlenx am COUNSELLOR — MALE — Athletl cleaned. Light Haulm*. Call wllh removable hsck, Bronlda carry- Union countlei, some of whom an Hwy 3», Keyport. 747-28H. Inr case. .lOmm, 75mm. 135mm. Nikon AN I0UAL OPPORTUNITY (MPL0YI* presently buylnc from ui. bnekgrourM preferred. College gra< RED BANK LUMBER uate. July 16th until Aug. 19th. CaYOUNG MAN — Seventeen years old Corner Pearl ami Walt _ Red B lenses. Value $1050. Like new, tuo. after 6, 671-0ft97. Call 7il-1626. ^^ For a perwmal Interview call «2-«! ould like a dHy Job. Any kind MODERN MOHOGANY BEDROO: between 9 a.m. and S p.m. $3.10 PER HOUR AUTO MECHANIC — For lubrlcatloi work. Call 741-9264. SET — WestingiiouKR washrr. and minor auto repairs. Call M< FIRST-CLA88 ALL-AROUND CAR Pryer, |fi6. Norge refrigerator, $21 (More Classified Adi RECENTLY OPJCNED FACTOR mouth Molw. M2-2414. BRANCH HAB OPENINGS FOR 41 PENTER — Wishes steady Job. CalStudent tteHk, two army rots por> On The Next Page) HARDWARE BTORI - N»ed man ft MEN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. YOUNG MAN -- Inside HRI«*S, el after 5, 787-3762. furniture, garden tools. Call 842-OH77. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING _;eneral work. Red Bank. Write* M; 449-4170 OR 5M-M64. trie supplies. Oood opportunity. Ca Jay. P. O. Box 206, Red Bank. for appoint merA. 67d-B000. PORTER — To clean theater: nlrht- OPPORTUNITIES 2AR WASHERS - Part-time wee! Steady work. Must be reliable. Appl Pu5YMENT — Part-time and ful enrifl. Experienced preferred, hut m In person. TOWN THEATER, III. 35 p. Custoiilivl workers needed. F< neceiwary. Mu«t be it least 17 yeai it Palmer Ave. hours arc) fight hours. Clrar.'or nml AT o]i. Apply Country Budaer Ctr WKBI Ljii»r John open now. Call .1^3-3812. Mlddletown. CLERK — Assume responsibility o CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY electronic parts stockroom. Hlcti po FtFRNITni«~~WAREHOUSE MAN TANK TRUCK DRIVERS - Eiper! tential. J41W. ACK EMPLOYMEN' ANO TRUCK DRIVER -~ PlIU^-TIME rnce preffrred. Apply In pfrsnn, N» AGENCY. 23 White St. Bhrewsbury, Steady work. Must h« over ^0. West A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS ! BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES p< Trucking Co., Rt. 34, MaUwan. 747-34S4. Furniture Co., K«yport. 294-0181. Position! ire available in all phases of computer HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE programming. To qualify, applicants should be Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractor! Painting and Decorating college graduates with BS or MS degrees in ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters U SMITH BUILDErtB — Pallos, al- THOMAS SLATE sold, rented, repslred. Serplco's 101 trratlnns, adiUllons, garagei. Call 201- Free Estimate mathematics, engineering or physics, with at Monmouth St., Red Bank. 7I7-0IJ.V 17»^ or 741-7330. Painting and Decorating least a "B" average in mathematics and major WORK1NO MAN'S CONTRACTOR - Fully Insured M2-31ID 7I1-433S) CATALOGED Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small C * D subjects. Openings for both experienced pro- Air & Sea Travel Reservations johs, too. fiftl-Hl*. Painting A Decorating Free Estlmste. 7117-0920 or 7D7-7M1 grammers and new graduates. On job instruc- 1-3 ytort •xptritne* BE IT A WEEKEND — At Grossing- er's or around the world In 80 days, L. II. HILh — Painter Interior and tion in program languages will be provided we can service all ynur vacation Insnlallon (V Siding exterior. No John too large or loo those with no programming experience. needs. Pftersen Travel, 741-5.WO- small. Very reasonable. Call 22U-2467. INBIJI.ATION * SIDING CORP. — Also windows, roofs, gutters, etc. The word these days at Sanders production coordinators, elec- Asphalt Paving 10-30 year guarantees. I>ay or nlxhl Pearl and Bead Reslringlng WE OFFER: is expansion. And at headquarters tronic etnekmen, or maitaiy 77VB4O7. Adam I.lnsmayer 29!-fOM. GENERAL AHPHALT PAVING INC. Expertly on braided nylon. 11.90 a ....CHALLENGING WORK ASSIGNMENTS in Nashua, New Hampshire, this technical supply men would be Blacktop driveways and parkins' lots. strand. Sterling clasps Irom 7S«. means an additional 64,000 square qualified for this work. Cull (or Irce estimate i22-M««- 11KIIBSI1.LKB. 3< Broad at., Red ....OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONAL feet of floor space— and the new Nuning Home IUk GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT business, and additional people to Why not take advantage trf thi6 Auto Body Repair IIOl.MIiEl. NURSINO I10UE — Ac- TUITION-REFUND PROGRAMS keep it busy. opportunity while Sanders' ex- credited for aktllMl nursing home Plumbing It Heating pansion program is in full swing? KXI'KRT I'AINTINO and liody re- car., Hwy. M. llolmdfl. »4»-(JOa .... EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS pair. Modnratw prices. McCARtliy I'MIMIIINO — Heating and batnroom AND BENEFIT PLAN Positions are immediately avail- You'll enjoy good salary and ex- Chevrolet, Atlantic illslilands. 2fll030ft remodeling. able requiring experience in pro- cellent fringe benefits, too. CORRISAN'S Odd Jobs visioning documentation and il- Building Contractor HI Oakland at.. Red Bank T4T-HH* Openings are at HOLMDEL, MURRAY HILL and lustrated parts breakdown. A Qualified candidates should di- nosiws cLEAN-ur 8icrtvicB WHIPPANY, NEW JERSEY. working knowledge of screening rect their resumes, in strict con- IJUILDER — Niw homes, room ad- Yards, cellars, gsragns. stores. Have Roofing, Siding ft Iruulatloa ditions, hancment and attlo rooms, truck 741-2149 after 3 p.m. lists, PPB's, IPB's and/or Fed- fidence, to Mr. David A. William- kitchens, sarige, repairs anil altera- Some evening and Saturday interviews may be eral Standard Vs would be help- son. Please state salary require- tions. Herhett Klgmrauch. 741-3201. MABONRY — Steps. Painting. Carpen- OUIN CO. INC. Rooting, aiding a try. Professional work. Realonabl* insulatlnn Inatallerl and gus\rsntsad arranged by appointment. ful. Men presently working a> ments. rates. 747-21311 or IHM.1S.1. lor 10 years. 77.VOT(K. 381M4O. Diamond! Bought or Restyled IIDINO — Alsco, Duponl Tedlat and Please call Mr. J. L. Laferrera at 949-3183 or Alcoa. Work guaranteed. Let us buy the diamonds you don't sand resume to: sanders associates, inc. wear or 1st its rnntyle tttem lor you • Palaling and Decorating PROWN'S personally, nmisslllr's, M Rroall •(. NEW omecnoNS IN CARI. n. JONE8 - Pslntlng and 31 Broad St Red Rank 741-I5W wallpaperlm. Fully Insured, ror free BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS Enterlainment estimates, call 747:3041. Tel. Answering Service Nelhus, New Hampihire INTBRIOR AND EXTERIOR" pilnt- HolmcUl, N«w Jersey Tickets avallahla ror latest Broad- Ing. Also dscorstlng. our prices are I.KT US HB your secretary. Hit need An Equal Opportunity Employer way Shows and llajor Bports Kraats cheaper than theirs. Call Slack Paint- tn mlsa calls. M hnur anawartlia An Equal Opportunity Employer IT* sfonmouUi aL, Red auk. ing On. for free tsllmate. 74IUWI. sarvlca. 741-4700. APAtlMENn HOUSES m SJEWT DOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES TO* SALE THE DAILY REGISTER , July 13, 1966-23

•MK-levau. O«r»ifc.Dli>ln» msm. Tun. "K55 Mr rurauhe*. fieaireiit COOIIUM EN GROVE GARDENS thnxutiwil. IMKdllU occupancy. BEACH ASENCY COUNTRY HOME BIRG AUBNCY. m-ieoo. OFFERS EXCLUSIVE OAK HILL IN POCONOS LIVZ IN A niKMCH CHATEAU - MO1 frontage on GRE&NEY LAKE. Birchers'Biggest Burden: FOUR ROOMS-$115 Overlookinc rolling iftOdlatown 'him. Open For Inspection Exqutalte two-bedroom year-roond 01 Unique float house fa>o*s courtyard, aummer retreat O.E. refrigerator- Three b«draoma, one larga bath, den, SUNDAY 1:00-1:00 P.M. freezer, Calorie range. Slats-tiled, liv- * Fiv» Rooms ITwo Btdrooms) $140 country kitchen. Adults. Ellen S. Ha* ing room, picture window, fireplace, •Iton. 13 W. Rlv«r Rd., Rumaon. M3- GARDEN SHOW PLACE baseboard beat. Deilgned JW4. Private * Efficiency (?'/J Rooms) $ 95 W00. lagoon and aandy beach for •wtmmlng BABBLING BROOK and fiihtng. Hunt deer, hear, fox. MONMOUTH BWi^^^rx^m~iii* SIB.5UU. Snapshots available. Call owrier, The Welch Attack on Ike HEAT. furnished houae. Ava.lli.ble Sept. 1. 'ome to tee this authentic two-atory • - Nic.ioll T4M..T7. mistakes on the conservative j •* call after 5 p.m. Z2*tT63. By FRANK W. HARBOUR publicized claim that Eisenhow- iloni*!, on wooded choice acre. Fou side has be«n that almost all of \ d roomi, full dining ronm wit COLTS NECK Fifth In i Series er, as President of the United i ng Hi ifc IJ rirooin lanrti on n Robert H. W. Welch, founder States, was an agent of the Com- the organiiations, real ones or 'i -Ing; room with brick fireplace, flag 111 one floored rim. 2^ bathi. larg? I v wooded 11tie. A living run in munist conspiracy. just letterhe&d outfits, hive been ? Wltll f rt )f the John Birch Society, has 'lence eat-in kitchen, full expnsM [iU( p. tvpn rat* dining ronm N fl li put together for general pur- I .wo-btdrtv>m houae or apartment by ascment, garage. Immediate poiset.- riflprn kltrh en, large sr ern*"1 a burden. Jeplember 1. Rent 1100 pins. "AN.", fi 11 tump ment. One-r.tr g 1Th_? poses. The Communists have J Phon* 264-1846 :r>x 520, R»d Bank. Termi, I37.S00. e»l Mi HIly I'rUftl h •34.100. ftho It's a nagging, lacerating bur- #2S Kingfisher Drive, MLtdleWwri, N.J. den which every John Birch been far smarter. They would !• IEUABIX-Middle^aTtadT couple newi. J. D. ROCHE, Realtor FOB SALE our or tivt>-rrx>m house with hot wa member must carry—the much- I never think of setting up pub- y APARTMENTS heat. No j>eu. Mlddletown-Rnl BEACH AGENCY, BROKER I^niK Kiiiigi: Kd. Coltl Neck nk area. About |125 per month. 1400 Hwy. 35 Middle town, N.J. jlicly, for instance, a Committee J lX HOUSES FOR SALE Special UNPAINTED FURNITURE ' JL "B-g," B<>* fl». Red Bank. pen T daya 611-27^7 | to Promote Communism. It is 4 \NTED -- Three-lied r«om. L'nlur Kv«a: Mrs. P. •(Joldn.B.r. 671-5&52 A DOLL HOUSE What eta *• uy? W» hav« two doors ilihed. Fair Haven. Rumion, SiMMTII SPARKLING MIDDLEtOWN jtoo general ... J full of flM unpalnted furniture and PARKVIEW Set H midst lovely landscaping on . VCH. «71 -MH, 74T-4421 days. ttcp-llned street in Mule Silver. Idea Cbilri In contemporary «nd Early AT MADISON RANCH ! "... we can certainly keep I AmirlOUL i&% off manufacturer's Hat utarliT or retlrernmt home. Time lilg Ovtrlook l.om Acres BOATING FISHING iiiortgHge may he asmmed If qusllliffl In fxcilitiit condition. Three brdronmn, , this whole front operation from frtc«. Tou really ahould ccmt in! MONMOUTH BEACH - On ihrews- Report Cheesequake Park FURNISHED ROOMS with low rtnwn payment. Tl.ree hlm:k« liviiiic num., tilnmg loom, eat-In kltch- bury River, exceptional bulld«r'i custom In hu»fs. storcp, and irhotils. Two bed-i-n, [uII l one-sided, as it has j RED BANK LUMBER UNG~LE ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME >rick ranch. 2ff pier, 3 bedrooms, uxunp. (nflH luday. Aiklng (14 BOO ciencn kitchen, dishwasher, 2 baths. been. We can stop letting the 1 Comar P—.rl and Wall Red Bank 4&5 "wo hlorka from center of town. For The charge is made in a 300- iUBlr*Ra gentleman only. 74MM3. KarRge, anderson Uiermopan« picture HALL BROS., R*«ltOi» "A."' FRED' MAFFEO Communists have the whole ef- } 5^t RMTRIGERATOR ~" 8e~£a~rTte windows. Feature! too many to lint. 81J Kl.er Rd. Fair Haven T41-7886 iage book, "The Politician," IUvTNl Must se« to appreciate a truly beaut 1- Mctitber Multiple LUllng Servtci fective use of this weapon prac- .j ROOM APTS. ompleted by Welch in 1958, re- ed-ulttlng room. Private cooking. For tl home. TRJOK (40.000. rRlKClPALS AGENCY tally by default, and what's "*jj 15 CU FT. CHEST—TYPE FREEZER genllemar. Convenient. 741-R394. iNLY. Owner 22X-4460. INCOME PROPERTY "" 5fi» River Rrt. ised in 1963, and now in its — One year old. Keaionablt offer Call from $118 FI'RNfsHEn ROOM — Fair Haven 7U-B:U:i. more, we can use the noise and * SOMETHING DIFFERENT Uttlf Must i^ll 1'iglit-unl! garden apartment ixth printing, with more than 187-5815, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY For rert. Silver French Provincial. Living roorn In Keyport. All brick conBtniction. 100''r TOM8 RIVER — Three-benroom ranch, turmoil to help wake up a lot « WILLIAMSON AMPLIFIETT-~2OW" u'l* With individual controlled central air vllh fireplace, Mill' dining room, i:cti[juiii>-. Aim. has detached bulldlnn immaculate condition. Full haiernent. 00,000 copies distributed by the distorted audio 'output wiUi Quality conditioning. ROOMS — CIHO. corarort- hree liedroimis, une UxW wllh dress- .T premtses tlist has posilblltlles for Baspltoarrt heat. Anchor-fenced rear if people . . ." j MltBtrriONB: Garden State 1'ark ng ronm, 1^ hs.llin, bEsempnt, garage yard. Only (400 down to qualified buy- ociety. mike. High voltage power supply 2000 'inable. Gentleman prefeid addltlonsl Inrlune. Net Income U.981 Such statements have led to _•! V. 300 mill. Power transformers, \>_nr\ ay north m Exit 120, left to apia. K. Wallact hi.. 7414392. Qar&ift. Giant treen. 524.500. BKT3Y ROSS KKAI. ESTATE AGENCY er. No closing coats. Full price, (13,'iOU. The book is printed in Bel- meters, mlicellenous high quality com- Model iihnne 5M-4100. Open dally and ' V. 25 and Clark St., r.o. 356 Key Waisgold A Krupniclc, Inc. the charge, founded or unfound- • ponent!, Transmitter tubes, pow«r rex Sunday. SCHANCK AGENCY t. N. J. Call 26I-34M mont, Mass.—which is society tiritra. Call T4T-M96 arter 5:30 work- Exclusive Rental Agent ed, that the society is attempt- ) JAC0B80N, OOLPFARB A TANZMAN GARAGES FOR RENT REALTOR Broken headquarters—by Belmont Pun- dayi. All day weekends. S Linden VI. Red Hunk BEAUTY MANY OTHERS ishing Co. ing to "out-Communist the Com- ,! WANTED Spact for Btoiaga of 74T-O307 -_r lipdr two- ar gnrag largp THRS1—«PKED RECORD PLAYEItT ury on yearly banin. Phone . ga •"•" Hwy. 5 Lakewood 3S3-3N0 munists," whose ideology they $20, Blby Btroller, K. Rolary lawn UNF 0 ilN IBH E D~~TWO^BK DROOWT" trees. Onnvenient ffor hoppini Much time Is still spent by OARDEM APARTMENT - In Mai T£WMM ml Iran sport a Mnn. Excellent neighbolhb r mo*»r, $Ji. Good condition. 747-1216. CUSTOM BUILT RUMSON COLONIAL FOR LARGE :laim to be fighting. •an^To sublet. Aug. 1. Cftll 264-0121!. (•'onr-bedronm ranrh. large f am Ily iood. Asking 527,8(«t. society chapter leaders, section HOLLYWOOD BUD - ~\. Uke "new Warren Paranoia $27. Dealt, like new, 125. Phone. 741 THREE"ROOMB ~t JNFI ofim, two-car garage, full hasem< STERLING THOMPSON AMILY. Llvlni room, dinlni room, leaders and Birch co-ordinators Cull after IS p. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .it water heat. Privacy, dead end itrcet irlfRl for rhlldren. Cnnvenlrnt AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS apologizing for the charge and Another issue which has HOUSES FOR SALE ma nr Iraln. Oil today. Asking IW.MH). Iwy. 35 Mlridletnwn 747-M kitchen, back parlor or den. alx bad- GLAM ENCLOBED mahoiarfy^bn'Tk- HELFORD. Three rnomK, unfur 'explaining it away." aused s problem for Birchers ; iront. Twin btds. Chairs. Tablss. Two nlnhed 1'tllititi irfcluded. $85. Avail STERLING THOMPSON rooms, two bath,. 45' L-ihaped porch. mow ttrtl mounted. 125x14. Etc. 0 RUMiON WANT TO SELL Standard Apology ,n the image they have created ^ Phone Hl-Wa. Augufit 1. 787-32S7. immtrulat* conrtltlnn. ANIl ABSOrlATKB REALTOP.S riB, Invely living room, dining room •Iwy. .15 Mldrllelown 717-S6IW YOUR HOUSE FAST! Full baaamint. daUch«d two-car it- To a new member or poten- s what some non-Birchers de- RED BANK — Three-room unfurnished THII for an appointment-Now. BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS apartment. Avallahle Jule 1st. Yearly prrtty tiled huthi, htautiful kttcti r Full dry basement could he eaall ~$T3>00-4 BTDROOrvTCAPE Van Wart Realty, Inc. MI-4241. r%i« with ov«r-h«aj Ion for storai*. tial recruit who objects to the scribe as the Warren paranoia. 2' wide, •' loni lenae. |;00 monthly Include! heat e4tC' converted to hig recreation room. Thl, trie and ga*. WEART-NEMETH AQEN Eisenhower Communist label— The society's number two goal | $1.19 CV. 741-2240. exceptional offer at J2O.O00. No Down—No Closing Feat LOVELY OLD SHREWSBURY RANCH. A real barialn for a handyman. 121,• which the former President (following recruiting) is the im- - Uses up to 10 ft. at low prices. Match HIGHlJWb8~-~ Two-bedroom "apart King size 23x12' living room, foul OOO. The Sowstri. Agancy, tl B. Front eitck end baaewood porch screens. 1 114,900 master sited bedrooms, 100X100' sriadril Newly palnud and radtco rated, in himself has largely ignored—the ment. |80, all utilities . 13 Hudd Fair Haven. I-ook At the bargain v lot. Kull bassment, Convenlrnt to ev peachment of Chief Justice Earl .," Ave, Three bedrooms and bath, di thing. Exceptional buy: THE KIRWAN real "cream putr' condition. Living St., Red Bank. 7,1-tTOO. society apology is standard. PROWN'S tag room, pretty living room, compael Warren of the U.S. Supreme H Brold II. Red Rank 741-7.W RBI) BANK — Branch, and Uadtaon CO., REALTORS, Hipy. 36, W. Keens As explained to this reporter kitchen, full baiiement. In quiet, gooii I. 78766O0. room with tlrtplact, dining room, Court. r •&.. stmcioiiB or*-' and t»y o-bed room COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES BABY BWHP ~LTVER"~^~T«inTeV~ile". garden apartment alartlng at $110. Ap-location. TIIIH home li Immaculal ' Two-bedfoom Cape. Uvlng room. hltc>>- by state Birch co-ordinator Rich- Itclottt. Tftc 1b. Bent available. Ijine'a ply Apt 24. Molly Pitcher Village Court nd nut and absolutely kitchen, thrtt apacloua btdroomi, Uled en. expansion attic, hot water h«at. ard Daum: "The book ("The The official JBS position: Jus- [ ft* Market, 10 White St., Red Rank. call Mr. Sam Lomatzo, 741-9115. to move Into. Double lot. (14 900 ICHANCK AOEN tice Warren is a tool of the ; HENTAL.S RENTALS RENTALS NO CLOSING FEES bath. 19" scrttned porch. Includtl is CY, Realtor. S Ut.Uen FI., Red Bank. •olitican") is not part of John BICYCLES — Boy'i. ( Communists and has led the f H". Reeeonable, Guaranteed. Oood con- McAllSTER AGENCY Three-bedroom ranch, trte-ihaded lot M7-O31TZ, ) thrfe-mom apartments, »ftO with dlihwiihcr _nd drrtr, air oondltlonar, Birch Society literature. It is dition. Call atl-OMI. utilities. Onp live-room apartment, REALTORS city sewers. Large living room, rec ENOUBH TUDOR court into a series of opinions reatlnn room. Being completely re- Three Mr. Welch's opinion, not a so- WIDDINO DRKS AND VEIL _~sfn *125 with all utilities. Call Ken D«Vi- E. River Rd. Rumfton B42-1SM decorated. Tha Klrwan Company, Jt«al wall-to-wall brotd loom. Vtry intertat- b*droomi, - with adder] Hi' 'avorable to communism and - 10. Old hit* srrvlcs disk rhalr. Talili ney, 671-9300. STAR RBALTY, BROK room., % bathsbat, , 3131 ' livinlingg room with ciety opinion, and Mr. Welch ER, Hwy. 35. Mlddletcmn. •>n. 787-OTOO, fireplace, separatt e dinindii g room, modd- bordering On subversion. j S'xi'. llan's suit and army uniform, COLONIAL propertTt Prls«4 for rapid turn- himself has pointed out that so- fixe 42, axtra lor/g. Hand lawnmower. REI> BANK — Three-room apnrtnunl WATBRFRONT-_HREW8BIIRY RIVER ero kitchen, acreensd porch, full base- LITTLE SILVER Four-bedroom, two-story horn* on river. ment, attached garage. Many treea. All The society peddles a "War- , TallTW. mblet to Pec. First floor. All utili- over. 124,500, Tht Dowitra Agency, for only S24.90O. ELWOOI) A ARM ciety members do not have to ties except electricity. Call T47-3468. Two but tin, larg* lot. Rlperlan rlghti. 1 ren Impeachment Packet" of lit- WAffiXR AND DRYER - Westing .______ThTte-bedrDom Colonial. 20x14' living Peep water at Inw tide. Llvlnc room STRONG AOBNCY Realtor, 5.VS Proa agree with him on everything. bolh. Call S42-211D room with formal rireplact, 13x14' din 91 X. Front It, Rtd Bank. 141-9700. pact Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. home. HO l**e, dining room, kitchen and den. Plui But the book, a softback erature for $1. after 5:15 p,m. Five rooms and bath. Available Aug. ing room with buy window. «at-tn kitch- four hpdrooms. Many extraa, Xxctt 1 Call »4fll28S. en, den or ihtrd berlroom, 1V4 bathi MIDDLETOWN"— FouM>edroom~H4 The drive against Jusitce War- cellar, brtezeway, patio. Located o lent condition. Aiklng J23.0OO. MOLMDBL — FottT'badroom. two- baths, <^ acre property. Well-cared fo which sells for (1, is pushed by DO-IT-YOURSELFERS ilorjr. LlvlLlvlni i room, dlntng room, ren has generated debate in le- • ) beautifully landicapert lot with 200- STERLING THOMPSON apllt level. Many extras Inchided. Nea chapter leaders, apparently on LIKE OUR CAIH AND CARRY ONE Linens, parklr^. Reliable adults. N iharied backyard. Aseumable 5\% kltehan. ffamili y room, [iraplace, two schools, buses, shopping. Asking (30,000. gal circles throughout the na- **{ INCH THICK ALUMINUM COMBINA peti. 741-2688 after B, all rlay weekeniii mortiage. Principle! only. 135,900. 741- AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS tar larage, threa bfttha, on one acre Principals only. Call 671-tf*S. orders from Welch, sold at al TWN DOOR, COMPLETE wllh al 6039. Hwy. 35 Mlddletown T47M00 Dt. Houaa aavan month, old. Mort- tion. vjj aaciiury 'hardware, only 111.88. UNFURNISHEn NEAT thr«« and four ;a<« oar. be Miumtd, AsklnInis H1.000. society meetings and in all Birch room apartments. Centrally located 1 ; PROWN'S AflHUMB MY MORTOAOE WITH 12.000 MAONIFICENT. OLDER, COLONIAL- Tail Mfl«38? STANLEY 8TII.WELL, LOTS AND ACREAGE libraries and is considered Based on the court's code of ' j Atlantic Hlthlandii. Reference necer Th res-bed room ranch. Large fenced-ln Crawford, Cornara Rd., Holmdel. r M Bread 8t. Red Bank _ T41-7MX. nary. AvaliibU Aug. 1. (71-9019 a ltd yard, Qarage. Walk trr itorei and reading list "must" for JBS ethics, ihe chief justice must bea j 5 p.m. STY LED 8TUCC0, RED TILB ROOF.HOLMDBL — Ranch-Utrea bedrooms, BBLFORD—7SH00' wooded corner lot. MOVING — Jiidon road-raclni apt transportation. Al condition. Excellenl llvlnc room, dining room, kitchen, ful Fullr Improved. Only U.5O0, KIRWAN members. the attack In illence and depend I neighbor hood, at. Mary's Parlih, Pos 1 fivi car*, track, board and accessories. PORT MONMOUTH — Hwy. 36. Mod' 27" living room, with fireplace, formi baaement, two-car garage, l ^ baths CO.. Realtors. Airport Plaza, Haslet on the public and bar associa- Boy'i b.k«, 30". 48 r.p.m. record play- ern five-room apartment; two bedrooms. keaiton 30 rlayn. Monthly paymenta ap- Brick veneer. Fully landscaped oni »4-71O0. The key to the book—the •r.'Ie« akalee, Spreader. Miscellaneous All electric. $100 per mo. plus iitllltlei proximately $136. Asking |16,SO0. dining room, ipaclmii ktchtn, M1 aore lot. Assume SH per cent mort lions for defense. • Items. Call 747.42S8. «T aickle, n., ;Adull». Call M5-0&1B or 2M-87M. ATTENTION BUILDERS! statement which Welch and the STERLING THOMPSON fage. J29.DW. Call Ml 8M3 STANLEY Oak Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In ex- UtU* Support Wirewtimry. _ KBAN«6URO — Three~~la.rie~ro<)mi maater bedroom with fireplace, fou ITILWELL, — Crawrordi Corner, Rd, clusive area of fine homes. Oood lo- society have never been able to AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS Holmdel. While the Warren move lias , MAKOOAMT BEDRO01I RET — With heat and hot water. Near train an Hwy. 35 MlddMown T47-MO0 cation for Ihe erection of an exception- live down—is found on page 278: « without bedding. Eicellent'coudlllon. NY. bin line. Call M»-l»37. bedrrami In all, 24 baths. Front «n- FAIR HAVEN — Two bidrooms, ga- al bouse Paved street, curbs, water, : gas, etc. Trice 1S.S00. WALKBR * gained little public support, bar " | w*8'1*30' • FURNI8HBD OR UNFURNWHErV^- RED BANK - RUM SON and —Ilei rage, full baaement. Nlca neighbor' "Or, to put the matter blunt around. Complete 1 ialin fi, hemi doied porch. Wilklng dlitanc* to alt hood. 117,SO". Call 7112109. WAITER, Realtor. Hwy 35 Stin associations have done virtual- O0~-HAAT ^— Less enllne. In good Red Bank. Trire, rooms. Flril-Mooi bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Burvlct. ly, that he (Eisenhower) has farma. builneaies. Member muMple ly nothing to thwart it. ••! Condition. M>. Call I Private, entrance. Close to transporta Uatlns aervlcs. Large private parkuig schools, bualneti dtatrlct, and bua lln*i. HlaTTORIO gHRIWBBURY. S»« this been sympathetic to ultimate 141,217] tlfin Call 5*9-0122. eriarmlng ranch home • beautifully dec- FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - 1 orated - In perfect condition, living Either commercial or residential Call Communist aims, realistically Some members of the bar ar^ FANTASTIC lUMJatER CLEARANCE-1 TWO BEDROOMS -- Living room, Beautiful treei and shrubbery. Location MULIJANEY REALTY. 671-5151. aptr RAY STILLMAN, R.aHor room wllh fireplace. Dining room. highly critical of the fact. , Adults. 20* Brancnport Ave., Lonj «4» Hwj. J5 Dhrcwsbury roomi tiled bath, Excelltm loi-nllon. 130-S40.O0O neighbor- help them achieve their goals, and miscellaneous ltpms on (tale Tuen- •tn-urn porch for summer dav WedntKlay and Thursday only. Branch. After 5 p.m. little work, has a lot of charm. entertaining. At hood. Asklnit J7.5OO. GEORGE V. ILL-knowingly receiving and abidini torney says: "The bar associ- *! July 1S-20. Umitert quantity. Rpar of tached garage. Fine landacaplng-post MENSEE, Realtor Rt. 34, Colts Neck. FIVE ROOMS — Furt.'lshtd. Nesr Mnl BRAND NEW COLONIAL, IN FINEIT Asking. 142.500. The Dowitra Agency, and rail fence. Many extras. Early pos- 4B2-3I72. ions have nothing to he prowl • CROWN KITCHEN, 418 Hwy. X\ Mid- ly Pitcher Inn. ^125 per month. To by Communist orders, and con- dlltown, N.J.. (Neit to.AmPrlcfin Lum- sslon. Asking 124.SOD. STANLEY K. of in this matter, for they hav" sppolntmrnt, "A.R.", Box 520, Rei IlEP BANK RESIDENTIAL ARE Bl E. Front St., Rfd Bank. 741-B7OO. DOWNS REALTOR, Shrewsbury. 741- LARO!:~vV0bi)ET> ~LOT — 1V)~ sciously serving the Communisi ber). No phon» calln. Cnrne in pi '" Rank. 1017. tiy 148 Monmoulh Ave., l^on) not acted." and set. _ WITH RED BANK TAXES. City l Askltig J35WO. Call 787-69^. conspiracy, for all of his adul ifllMSON Reduced' below reprod R1DIN0~M6WER — Slmpilclly.' Roth |T7 A MONTH — P*yi alt tint oil heal, FREKHOLI) TWP. lively 2.7! life." As to Birch finances, a qufv- T»»l arfl rotary Btlnrhment plus gang. COMMERCIAL RENTALS and sewage, Four trcmrnrlnua 4Vi-room coop. Small down. Call Uon codt for quick sale. Besutl Little Itlver. 747-&T44. 4MJW nillt IrvH, 1\ nnen KHtate area. Clos lirrc* Wllli im n. frnlltniir. On n 1 1'asses Uff Charges tiun often asked but never ar ,\ IFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. — RUMroomfi, 2% baths, 24' llvlni room wltl (0 achools, shopping snd transportation. surface road. Asking ».VM)0. for al swered except in generalitier KOHLERT — T*nor ssx. Excpllft/l con- RIVERFRONT — frte ~~«h(ideil Three bpd rooms, fourth bedroom or ROSE PAPPII1AS AOENCY, INC. 33 Mrs. Joseph W. Pyott, a chap- ON PROFESSIONAL BUILDINO D*pp water acr^agp. Spacious ie 1 dition. Call River Rd., Rum* on. All utllillei fireplace, dining room, 184* kitche maids room, 2 ^ baths. Two fireplaces. 0404. there is no public accounting r 671-nO88. .eluded. Air condilloned. Call (or in room colonial wllh four bedroom*. Sep House cotnpletn In ev«ry detail. Includ- ter leader and chairman of the 1 ar-t« dining room. 23' screened pore various society fund drives, co~ clloi. . R42-O752. den, full baiement, with laundry a Ing irwlmmlng pool with cabans. CEMETERY LOTS society's Monmouth Forum ol facing river. Full bansment. Two-c* ttK.WO. Call owner, Mr. Frank, JIB tributions, book sales and tlv MACHINERY FOR SALE P YOU ARE INT-RE8TKD - In afic with largt work-hop. Priced 636S, between > a.m. - 4:30 p.m. dally. American Opinion, passes oft thl plia&cea. Rang*, dlihwaahtf and dry- low 932.AOO. KLWOOD A. ARU- FOUR GRAVES. EIGHT BURIALS — ir_nd Hew modern offlol tfpacr w.il FOUR ~ BEDROOM UAjKIFRONT charges with these words: like. ALAUITC BLBCTRON1C WHBELT netted In th» center of Htd Bank, con- 8TR0NG. Rtaltof SS& Proapect Ave. RANCH COMPLETELY AIR CONDI- Clover Leaf Cemetary, Woodbrldge, BALANCER $75. Call ct UB* lor further lnform»tloiL THB •r. Beautiful trtii. Rivar rights with Little Silver. 741-4900. TIONER Living room, dining room. 1200. m-3302. "We don't have to agree wltl Welch admits, as a generality, ' K)W8TRA AGENCY. 741-8700. Two tiled baths. Attached ,1%-car gs- In walking dliUnct. Very Hlgb HOLM DEL—Contemporary cuatom red* that the Birch operation amourt wood ranch. Thrte-btdroom, 2^ bathi. rsge. Full dry basement. Excellent con- that. If society members had t IESIRABLE RIVER FRONT sulti dition. A.klr.» |».IH». LAWRENCE J. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY to more than $100,000 a week. first floor In the Tuller Bulldtng. •umablt mortgate. 142,500. Tht DowAttached two-car ffarage. Wooded a CM. agree with all of Mr. Welch' MERCHANDISE WANTED 47.2440. View. N.Y.C. com muting, train and SCHILUNG. Realtor. Willow Dr. and (Tomorrow: The conclusion— nus. $37,900. - M448M. Parker Ave.. Little Silver. 747-4121. MIDDLETOWN TWP. - Commercial opiniom, there would be very COLLECTOR - Wanv Jld toy trains- EXICUTIVB OFFICE BJPACE—A» » atra Agency, Bl ,1. Front, It, Re property along Hwy. 11 u X From Birch Success and failure.) Rcjcklaaa PL, Red Bat*. 650 :M. to-wall carpet Inc. FincwMn yard. At 0469. to stores trains, busea. Custom ex- ceived until 7:55 P. M. daylight ia\ CLEAN USED FURNITURE — And traa throughout. Call owner, TS7-O19I. WB NEED — Five or all, 3-3 badroom Welch has also accused for- ing• Urn* on July 21, 19M by th S.000 IQ. FT. ,U0BT manufacturing taehMt (arage and many titraa. 920, hernaa, furnlalied or unfurnished, from Owner, the TruHeei of the Joint Free antiques, or neu antiques. Hlgtisst itU for least. Oka bs leased ssparstn- •00. _nwn*7Mt or 7TT-MM. roomi, 1 "4 bathi, living room, fire- and freshly decorated. Thla beautiful rxmnel. THE BKRQ AOENCY. Rt Ohllrlrtn't annex or the llhrary it IT!* QOLP CLUB8 — Junior size, [or chll- oor. 74M10O. place, dininr room, lunnorch. Two-oar home has a large living room wllh Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman, KEYPORT —" Stucco home on treed garage. 7U-4flM. » Buena Pi. S Mldtlletflwn. 671-1000, Main- Btriet, lrl the Borough of Mat lot. FHA approved. 917,000. BTER—IN fireplace, dining room, large kitchen, former Secretary of State John following :ontracta (or and a 16xtl family room. There ar, "HELP — ACTION 1 HOUSES FOR RENT UcCANN. Real Eatate, Matawan. 9M- RIVER PLAZA ~ Cap* Cod on 100x100' HELP ui; our 13 saltipeopla need th„„« „.co.n it rue tlon of new librar corner lot. Living room with fireplace, three large bedroome and 1% bath,. Foster Dulles, Milton Eisenhow- hu..dln«, after which time thi bids wMl kitchen, (our bedroom*, two full baths. The basement contalrfr a children', Mating on your home. Ton SALE BY OWNER—Colta Neck playroom with bulll-ln cabinete. L'nu,* ACTION la our molto—profetilonal n er, and ex-CIA Chief Allen Dut- l opener) and read tn the public: PITS AND LIVISTOCK PORT MONMOUTH Full, partly flnl-hed, cellar. Cloee to vleca are Just a fhani call away. Contract Nn. 1 Electrical Work Thr*e-b«t.room ranch. Qarage. Four-bedroom Colonial. 1H ytara old, school, walking: distance to Red Bar*. ual home for (W.500. P.UMELL M, ies of being tools of commu- Contract Nn. 2 Heating and V>r. i\i baths. X' living room with fire Immediate occupancy. 115,900. O-ll 741- R0RU8 REALTORS, M0 River Rd., Trada-lna—Exchanita POODLE FOR SALE Available July 20. place. Separate dining room. 21' fa ml Commercial and Invegtment proptrtlti nism. ttlatlng Work Van Wart, Realty, Inc. B4--4.4.. 4442. Fair Haven. 747-4932. Member Multiple The, new library .wilt be located upo- Call I47-WS2 ly room. Eat-In kltchan. Full bate- Listing Service. klimber Two Multiple Listing ltrvle«i HOWELL TWP-Brickyard Rd. Sal His cracks at the' late Presi- „.• lit* prmr.'tly occupied by th* I TO AND THREUG-BEDROOM HOMES ment. Two-oar garage. Aen lot. Low WALKER A WALKER brary at the corner ft Main Strr WZLM TIRRIER — AKC reiistered. T- For rent or sale. $123 to |1M • taxei. Reduced to 138,900. Aiaumab nr rent, three bedroom•, bath, larg MIDDLETOWN SPLIT. LEVEL - Four Realtors dent John F. Kennedy and Pres- Two ysars old. Friendly. fM). 717- livlr* room, dlnlac room, kitchen and bedrooms. lVj baths. Recreation room. and Park Avenue In the Borough of north. TH» KIRWAN CO., RBkh- &\ per cent mortgage. Immediate o Ihrewibur? UlddlatownHoimdel Mats wan. X>Rfl, Btlford. 787-5500. W. K«anaburg, eupincy. Phalanx Farm*. T47-5S09. aun parlor. Two-car garage. Call av>- Large patio with brick, planter. Brick- Ml Broad St. JOS Hwy. U ident Johnson have- been only 00 Haslet, 264-7100. _____ nlnga 542-3349. front. Awnings. % acre. e71-2oS6. Contract documents including: In- U1STLAKD-WELBH PONY — Saddle, HIGHLANDS — Can you picture slightly lets barbed. structions to bidder*, plans and ipeci- bridle, cart and hantesa. OlrMe. COO. JS5 to 117ft Per Month three-bedroom home In the hill flection INCOME PROPBRTY — Large houte. VERY COMFORTABLE modern 15- NEED VACANT LAND Icationi, may be obtained at tht of- Call 3M-4444. THE BERG AGENCY with a living room with beamed t«i 70 Main St., Octanport. For lnforma- room home. In prime area. Newly ren- Small lot or larg, tracts. Call UUL- Not only have tie »oclety and fice nt the Architect, Frank A. Arno- ovated to look rustic. King alia rooms. POODLES — Baactuul miniatures and At 15 Mid flittow n Ing, dining room, kitchen, bath baj Uon call 671-51*1. LANKY REALTY, 671-5151. Its leader been charged with dlo, (W Broad Street, Red Bank, New ment. attic, for 912.000? Of course Formal dining room. Two fireplaces. Jeraty. ton. AKC reitltirsd. ilx waeka old. 171-1000 MIDDLETOWN - Four-bed room split. Complete eeparate two-bedroom "Mntn- WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? smear tactics, the organlzatio; Call HH47I. need* work. Rut a little elbow great Wall-to-wall carpetlrJg tn living room Cor.'tract document! will be loane-i E FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- and a lot of Imagination will mak< er-lr.'-Law apartment" could be used three offices located In Mlddletown, to applicants upon a deposit nf |29.on -BNT8 AND HOUSES—Fuin1_h«d and and dining room. 911,600. 99000 down for servants quarters. A fortune hsn Raman Towmhlp and Hazlet have has been accused of using Com- 1 you A proud home-nwner. We repeat assume* all. If rimed. 91» per month Juch contract documents, includl - UL BOiTON T-RRIBR PUP infurnlihftd for rent Come in and talk 912,000. FINLAY AOENCY, 97-41M. been spent In shrubs and treei. Under- ready, willing, nnd able buyers. Oui munist methods to achieve its r! raw Ing* and apeclflcatlnna, shall re — Wcilr marked. Papers, shots. Will ove>r with ui. THE DOW8TRA with option to buy. 741-37M. ground waterlna. Must be eean. Phone trade-in program can guarantee Ih4 main the property of the Arehltfc'. aacrlBm. Call M2-0718, OENCY. »1 E. Front St., Red Bar*. OCEAN TOWNSHIP for appointment T41-OO41. ^ aale of your home It your present goals. RIVER PLAZA — Newly painted ex- accomodatlons are Inadequate. Call to and shall ba returned to the Arc!': POODLEg — AKC. (liver miniature 11-9700. Choice aelftctfon new custom-bull terior, four-ted room Cap* Cod. With TREES — SHRUBBERY — OVER tect'i office prior to 1:00 P.M. of ''• malt pupplla. Thrsa monthi old. with rarJehefl. and two-story Colonial homes, wall-to-wall carpeting. 1H bath*. Full day. Mludlplown, 7A7-5BO0, Rarltan Both charges are vehemently MHACULATE - • Two-bedroom ranch Three and four bedrooms. From 930, HALF AN ACRE. Modern ranch home, Townahlp 787M00. Hailet M4-71OO. data of opining btris, at which tlm ahots. Call S71-35ST. touie. City aewer, water and gas. FI cellar, 90x100 lot withi papatiol , on dead beautifully decorated. Living room with denied. tha deposit will be refunded. Any non- m to 925,090. Call Builder, 542-4*4 end street, Aaklrj» THB KIRWAN CO.. REALTORS. GOLDEN RETRIEVER* — Wales. een minutes from Bell L-bn and LI I: Sire,000. 747.3024. paneled fireplace. Separate dlnlr.'g But Welch, in th. "Blue Book, bidder returning his »H In good con- AKC. Champion sired afodc. IlMnlnis 'utlp. (120 per month plus utllitlei THREE—BEDROOM RANT5H — Two PRICgJP LOW TO SELL IHAfiT - room. TV den. Eleclnr kitchen. Three NKW 0FF1CB dition will be refunded 125.00. HUr e p.m. Area Coda 201. B45-M6O lall a66-lM4. bathi. Paneled recreation mom. Tw bedrooms, two tiled balha. Wall-to-wall- / STAFFED BY EXPERIENCE an official society guide, says Earh bid must be accompanied by car garagp. Convenient location. Lin' Beautiful inltt level home on Urg DESIRES RESIDENTIAL LISTINQ8 OtRUAN »H»PHBRD PUPS - Fiv« corner tot. Three lire* bedroom*, pan' broadloom. Basement. Oarage. Asking » hid guarantee, drawn to the ownefr wiaka old, Black. Ian and Irl-color. IJIET MIDPLETOWN VILLAGE — -roft. 842-4217. Owner. S31.O00. STANLEY K. DOWNS REAL- LINCROFT ASSOCIATES. INC. on the subject of "front" organ- of the owner, in the amount of ten r rca 1T48, tenderly remndelfd; eled family room, den, utility room, 765 HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN Championship baeWrourM. Ihots and rg? roomi. irveral fireplaces, thre> THREE—BEDROOM RANCH — 1 114 bathi, two-car garage, enclosed TOR, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. izations: cent of the bine bid. Tht retention wormed. AKC raslltered. Call «71-MH1 patio, plus all paneled kltche OPPOSITE TWO OUY8 and disposal ol the bid guarantee shall ledroomi, two modern bath*, two ca tiled batha, formal rlfnlr-lt room, eat RIVERFRONT — Riparian rights. Evenings 741-0192 "We should organize fronts— b* as set forth In the Instructions to rnge, walk to RR mat ion. " kitchen, largi* utility room, i pa clou i properly lighted to give the little wom- STORY-ANO-'WIALF WITH COLO- 6715333 nrnm — Part-Perelan. Call «7l ise. *275.f¥» ^er month. Rererencei. Hvinft room, attachfi gara^f 100x100 an a happy working atmotphere. Price NIAL CHARM. Living room with expan- little fronts, big fronts, tem- rlriarx. 0131 Between > - « vallablt Auguit 1st. lot. Pnriauppck arra. Asking 123,000 919,900, Call Ken Devaney, 871-9300 The Trustees of Ibf JniiA Free Pub- sive water view. Fireplace, drnlng LJSTINOB NEIDED1 Wa have ollenu porary fronts, permanen lic Library of Matawan reserve tb" Evenlma. realtor. Tall arter 4. 220-0136. STAR REALTY, BROKER, Hwy. 35, room, four bedrooms, two baths, den, anilous to settle In this vicinity. Plseae LLAO — Rum son Runr.i: Living rnom ecreen porch. 10x30 dry basement. Two- eatl us If your property Is for rent or rrintj, all kinds of fronts. One right to reject any or all bids and tWO UDAL AND TWO LYNXPOINT lining room, kitchen, thrre bedrooms Mr6nLETOWN~Wl7lXoE~~—" Anaiimi Mlddletown. waive any Informalities in the bidding KITTENS. Bight weeks old. Reason my mnrtgaRp. Enny termn. Four-bfd COLTS NECK, wVALETTi7 car garage. Realistically priced. LAW- •ale. BROOK AOBNCY. Bank Building. procedure of bids. able. Ca.l --*- — two baths, aun room, patio, two-cai RENCE J. SCHILLING, Realtor, Wil- Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. of the greatest weaknesses and laragc. Hot water. g«a hrat. Rrier m apilt. Excellent condition. 671-909: bedroom ranch in excellent condition. low Dr. and Parker Ave., Little Sliver. DATED: July 11, 1WW •ncPB. 1350.00. Available immertl«t«iy mGHLAND8~flTLlis '-- Aa""beautlU Two ceramic tiled baths. Larg« II HAVE CLIENTS FOR KK8IDENTIA1 THE TRUSTEES OF THE JOINT FREE KITTEN* — Trained. as K mre portrait, thin custom-bull 747-4121. 8evtn weeks old. roBpph G. McCue Realtor. a«2-O«44. room with fireplace. Full dinlnx building lots In Mlddletown. Little 81 -LEGAL NOTICE FRKIi PUBLIC LIBRARY OF Call 741-4007 home 1* perfect tn every rftjptol room openinj onto porch and lar| MIDDLETOWN -- Custom ranch. Bac- ver Rumsnr; and Ealontnwn. Call E.H MATAWAN tBNTALS — SEASONAL — YEARL' Large, lovsiy yvlng room with fir patio. Full basement. Two-car enrage. •e. moving. Three bedrooms. BPAII- MArtTIN. Broker. 542-5M0. By EVELYN M. CARTER COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. Champion . BLLA WILTSHIRE. Realtors Mare and tiuilf-ln Tinokcaaps; aclenc ' - lot In nice location. 9_fl,7(Xf. tlful garden*. ScreerAed porch. Finished NOTICR July 13 113.80 aired, aarjia and white. Call 4M Ocean Ave., Sra Bright, S42-O0O4 kltihen; bedroom; bath nt) first fjooi OEOROE V. ll.LMKNSKE, Reiltor, bispment. Trice IIH.DOO. 671-1277. ]4M 2M-OS18. Plus recreation room with enterta nt. 34. Colts Neck. 462-3172. KHKRlFfK SAI.F, NOTICE LED BANK — Si* rooms. Three bed ment kltchtn and bath. Laundry room REP BANK AREA — Three-bedroom SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY MM FEEB MIIINDLY KITTEN - V COLTS NECK. NEW LI8TINO - Foi -LEGAL SHERIFFS S.4LE oom«. Living room, dining room Completely air conditioned. Onrag hedrnom ralaM ranch In excellent con ranch, neautlfully landscaped lot. Two 4'HANCKRV niVIMION tralnad. Uled to children. lichen bath. Newly decorated. 471 Oil neat Beautifully landscaped, an biths. fireplace In living room, paneled MONMOCTTR COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT Ol' NEW JERSEY 741-1040. 1 clltlor;. One full hath, two half bathi . NOTICE 709. If you like, furnished In Impeccab Paneled recreation room. Full din trig den overlooking lovely patio anil 32x1(1 Dnckrl No. P-XMI-M fO>'M(U:TH COliNTY AK0 nln*w»k old females. Home hred. ^rnlahPrt and unfit rniahed. Immtd AOENCT. R72-O1O0. lyiw tajien. Asking $27,600. GEOHOF icing. Also offers a wood paneled COURT OF NEW JERSEY New York corporation, Plaintiff va Docket Mo. F 3410-W V. ILLMEN8EB, Ilealtor, Rt. 34, Col! gsmeroom. Asking tM.POf). RI'SRKLL Fred Johr*on, et a). Dpffndanta THK GREATER NEW YORK BAV- love crtlldrin. Call MI-«MW. occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER THANCKRV DIVISION [NO? BAMK, a hanking corporation. •IAMSflB BEALPOINT KITTBNH ~ SCY. Oc*anport Ave, Ocean 1 Neck. 402-3171. M nORUS REALTORS, BOO River lid.. MONMOUTH <an A' •pctM, I slmll pxposr for nn\r at sjtn. Riatonable. Call A73-137T. UJNOALOW - Two bedrnomn, Jlvln UotJ !M3-2697. In Hum son. On ichool bua line to ho 11 PERFECTION IN LITTLE SILVER idtlon, a savings Mini loan as«r>c lie vend UP, at the Court Honne In" the By virtue of a wrll of execution in kitchen, hath Can dent. Imme Catholic grammer am) public gramme On rough of Freehold, rminty of ,.e above stalcl artlori • tn me fll- | NEW'si.REWHnURY and High Bet..ml. nraclotm Colonls Move rlgnt Ir.to this Immsculntp Ihrrp- ntlon, Plaintiff vs: Russell E. Griffl rprl'^l, I xhnll exporie for sale at rlltv occupancy. Call_7fi7-0ni2. bedroom ranch on lovely landscaped id Ronanna C- Orlffln, hi« wife, De- mnuth, New Jprsey, on Mnn tin* lflth UAL ISTATI FOR RENT IIJANDS - Six rooms and buth Mew ru.i torn-built 70' ranch hom on compart professionally landsrapei ( Freehold. County of Mn _n.ment. Unfurnished. $125. FINLA" By virtue of a writ of expeutim/ PrevallirtR Time. APARTMENTS •ftnet" hall. Ijirjce living room Dlnln carpeted acrefnfd porch nTf rllnlri room, tiled kitchen. 1', baths. Play- All HIP rollowltifr Irart nr pnrcM n! mouth, New Jersev, on Mon- the eighth OKNOY. B72-01OO. oom. Eat-in kitchen. Over-alzert tw room. Four bedrooms, two hath* am room vvlth fireplace Pntlo Many ex- the ahnve ilatrd n rl Ion to me di- rtny ol August. 1%6, nt 2 o'clock, I'.M ar garage. Full bnsement. Over powder room, Fireplace In living room, tras. »2«,»no. REDDEN AdKNCY Real- eted, i flhall cxrK.s** for sale at lan.l ami tho prfinli.es inr.Mnjt.ftfr par- TWIN GABLES - M Riverside Ave.. LED BANK "•"• lively al«-r( public vcniiue, tit the Court Hoin* '" tlrularlv itrjicrilip.l, dlluntrtt. lying nnd Prevailing Time. irfe-brdroom home. Excellent r( rre lot. Rural letting. *2l,WK) Ct paneled den, twn-rar attached gnragr. tors. 301 Ms pis Ave., corner HpiKen AM the follow i nK I rnrt or parrel "f R«d Bank on rlv»r. Tlirce and four ullder S47-4919 |47,ftOO. Call owner, B42-1B09. Ihe Iiorough of Frerhn!(|, Cuunty nf lining In ilif inni.ielpnlIty of Hnrounh room* urfurnished.^JU ?}W^___ an. rufertncen only. Leann. 747 5130 PI , Ited Bank. 74IBKIO. Monmouth, New Jerspy, on Mwn. theof I'l.lon llpfich In ttie Poiuily nt Mon- lar.M urn! the premises hereinafter psr- NEW THREKJ1EDROOM. CAI'F. ('()[>- uioiith «rul Hlnlp of N> Jp-r^py: llciilJirly .lescrlhdl, nilitftte, lying ami IH'BIJCT — TJ^VKI.Y ONE-BEDTl^OOli Lwiri^vEL^ 8EVBN~-noOM~8PLlf "-"- ]"'i"bathii, 18tli ilny of July 1!Xiii, at 2 o'cltu'K, W AFARPMENT New. Cverythini. aup- iKrmenl. »1M, Plus many, many IKDUOOM HOME. 1 <* hatlia ^ liathN, living room, dlnlns ro P M Prevailing Tin nEfJINNlNfJ nt a point in the Norlti- being In tlm Township of MlnMletowii pn tiedmoma, porch, garage, cella larK« kitclien overslie garage. Jtpn ,>sn-d nl Inn. i>rly Bl«l» i>f Center Street itlstnnt 1001 li the County ol MonmnuUi and Stale piled sictpt electtlclly. Convenient lo- iorp tort numfrous to list. Call Ket paneled family room. Banna idncnppil. Call 071-147.V ALL Mini trnol or New JprKpy: •Mllnn Call 222-2110 or 229-2. On \ acre. Many tre m^EANPORT - Ow»r rrrrntly Tram MIO. nblp of County i>f Moil Intrrffeclion wllh the hauler ly tWt. of HKrilNNINO at a point In the North- IIA BR1QHT — FurnUhed four-rooms ;Kf>KER, Hwy. 33. MiddltMown. Dock Kh rly sMe of York Avenue, distant. 27X on buch. In d;iplrx. Wefkly. Chlltlrfr ifldgei. S2.1.tt)0. Tall 871-3*77, fprrcrt. offer* n I ne-y far-old enstor LIST "Wlfir MNDEMANN. "nth'year mouth a rkl Bluti- of J g; lYCAHORB AVE. •— Fmir miles frorr hull! six-room ill brick anil it on Ilmiml. (1 and itencr li Alor l>rt Wf'terly nlnnu thp same frmn Vd Peto, nn. H42-31M. In real estate. Come sen '-'ft a r fltrr,-i the Ni.rtliprly Its lntor?ertlon wllh the Westerly mrtc >d flarA. Modern ranch. flpa< rancn. Living room, dining room, kllch- itlemairs estate. I.ar|[r nuthe Hth 77 i ring room with ((replace nnd dinlni HOUSES FOR SALE Inter.tertl. r-s En.'il r>f Vrnnimt Avff.'ue nnd running ttiftirf C0-OPBIUTIVB APARTMENT — Tv thr*e hMrouniK. \v.it bath?, le Colonial. Gorgeous nhsdp In (11 North :tS decrpes 30 mlnuli-s bedroomt. Bin fenrr. Cull A43 trr wall*, flteel I-benm ronnl r nrllon, I75.O00. Harold l.lndemsnn, Mrol •rly ilde ites K«nl 14.00 Wcet \W) frft: thence R3 for appointment. other cufltom fentures etc. Deairahl Vsn Winkle Marine Jlldg., Enlonto ortli ntprl of Ma CIH'B — Three-bedroom mod PICK THE high and dry Im. ,0OK17IV. One rnll clii Avenue noi x 111 mltl i (.11 N<- West KWl f,-el; them-f •flt, 101.70 t^( South :"* (Ippri'p." 30 minutes HUD BANK ~^r~si'ud'ln~'and oM-heii- anch with sewers. SI20 wlthoul from wean and heath facilities Ai »«. MATTHEW J. mm Haalt 11 yen r-round vscatliuj huy at only OOZY OOTTAOB - Four rooms mnl 40 degrees, &O rnlniilps nctl, itilniitpa FJmt 100 feet to ilic Northerly side room tarrien apartments. Air roii'tl- RIGHT HOME J27.M0. PrlnclplM only. Call 7.li5-1«2». tilth Full cHltr. Oil furnace, fit,000, et: thence (:tl north *!» tlegrefs, Wr.it rWi of York Av •nue tloned. Ideally loraled. Krom 197. 8c» ultra en^l, ]H(.7U fert In IMP < Si Nf Hi .'il ilCBrees 4^ i MIMIC North ? r tr-a Kaat rental agent. 23ft sprms fit. •fltfMly iilfln "( ('(illliin Avenue; l. i 1R try . thence Kre.es 30 i Kast inrt f*et 1VK ROOMS • Heat hoi wnte THROUGH ND8Ti.KI> COTTAOK 'In 11 ireea, CATAWAF-NEW oTihiiEN"APART upptlrd. AvAllnhle Aug 1st. SMS (4i nlong the -"nine nniilh in H drBrpes mlnutfi! prtlnt or i F1KOINNINO. >nlh. Adults -inly. Call _64-3OAA. •hnitm gRlnre nurround thin hrmin with (M) minutes rasi, (Vl.M feet t 2,% 51 If HKINR MKNTS. 4'4-ROOM IMiriJCX. HEAT. RlmotH nn Mere of iround. ninlnft A ilh North 77 .l ;irw ami .19?, HOT WATER ANF1 AIR-CONDI- ii. hftUfmeM, twri hfdrooiim. Hfrf li| M ininutei TION «D. FIVE MINIITEB KROM ildp of Mfwcln Wosl W fPPl: the I.t as li properly fr>r A gunllnniin fsrrrnM. (Hi Koutl IJ degr llllerl PARKWAY AND TENTER OF TOWN COMMERCIAL [yrw UJIM low down pay in nil *nd UIP point and plain "f liPBir.-nlng. pn Wen Mn w g •IE »UPT. ON rnEMKlM, W MAIN r>*norlht>(l In ncronliiiH-p wllh n ntir- M feet; tl .iletow Munmr.uth C'lunl REALTOR low inonltily codU T'lemiff mil for up- ni North 77 il'«rets .10 nd Walker, owner «T. MATAWAN. polnlmont. ftnllini (or lin.WW. WA'LK- vey m«(lfl l>y Bfiwiir.l C Rellly. t-, R inlntilp: N\ •' . VATAWAN — KurnHhed apartment. Perth Ainboy. NPW Jernry dated DP- Wf>sl (Ml feet; thence which orded In Dfl^d Ro Three rooms and hslh. nouple only. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN fcri A WALKRR, niiAi/rortti, Mintik- '10) flouth tl (Wgrprn "31 lnutei 2W2. »l!0 IncluUM all. McCann. xx-wm. ii MnlnrlH. Multiple 1.1*1 Inn. A wllli nil IHI West 100 feet to the Northerly sld OFFICE MORE LISTINGS SOLD Ttndr-Inn. Rend for mliilnK. 071-^11 tachp.! U. of Center Street thi point and place Aveniif, Port .1TT1.K flTLVKIt lively rMHpr hall lertlon t^ip pir Of MKC1NN1NC. Bnd de.« Ignatei APARTMENTS C(.tor.1«l. Four t>i-il rooms, 2'i hatlm. an in ttlock SPACE M»ny < uitoiri rfniur*i», W*t*r rl|(l.t«. pi>llrtncen whkh r« r.xturna nml ter Ml ifrt. I'nlon HeacJi, N*w Jersey. Mlddletnwn To Wd* tr«An. |4iVOO4). Write "AH." Rnx t Ihe really: Aim inrluded herein la or.1* gaa TOOKTHEK ih ft 30, R*M1 FlHnk. Mattery Wall V T. hereafter alta< lied In nr uafd In BAYHAVEN ilixiem Officti Juit com pi sled. C«D- trU Red Bank BuilntM OUtrlcL Nora* f.'l'i n A li |15,(KK) (M-O8ING FEK» INCUlDKf) - -rurilses conveypd to Fred Johmon APARTMENTS Jmniftculat* oldex limn*. Two IftxlT Comblnatlm; Hs arrlb*d • Central Air Con mil on ing Poors, Aluminum. Built In Planter PI ntl Josp.phlne .lohiison hl« wlff. hy appllam rfionm iftxlA living room, 13i20 red rnordeil on Jun« 2, 1065 In Hook of the •ally: IS Ocean Blvd. • Atlantic Highlands, • Stlf tarvtce BUvator iiK room 17K11 hll<:liPn, full liaie vlder. uininonly kiin.x.mat* anmunl or the Imlg if-nt tti till nNilnfled |>y said ia]a Is nt lf> )>r tHtlnried hy laid •&!• Ii ithly. All otti*r* Utiti tinwn, ».pi>rnil' ir mirn of 112,12ft together with the n of tH.rVV) tnguther with tht c age, laundry. HSiV-flSS montnly. Multiple Listing Strvic* mttaly I1M monthly, THK K1HWAN mrnt to he satisfied t>v «alri -air in L«aie. No pets. tha sum of SIMM together with the CO,, RC A I,TOR*, CftMpDtirii Jnnrflon, Jim* 32. 1W1 747-1100 "I'll ntvar get * mw drtit th« tatJ of thin ml#, y . t H. K BOWTELL, Own»r U* I*4J|« 2l4 1nth« IHter] Miy M, 1WM1 PAUL KIEflNAN, 8h*rtff. PAl L KtERNAN, UArt llVb*droom rinoh. PAUL KIERNAK, a)h»rlff. Oolibarg * WMai Kni-an, At.'.ltraon, Horowit* 54 Brotd St. K*d Bank YolUw Pig•*. way ihit cl«an»r in tht Raqiilar Attyi. 291-2100 rurnlttied or unfuralahttl. Call Arthur A. btchy, Ally RarRarlerl . Attyi. Want Adi claim elethtil" Juna 31, 39, July 9, U Wl,,"i« Juna 33, 29. July i, 13 July 13, 20, 37, Aug. 1

> tt—Wednewky, July 13, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER mmtm mm »-UVM At The Movies 11-arW* H> km RED BANK Complete Program Listings 47—New Jenty Tatknr CARLTON— BUPXE DRIVErlN- Kiddle Ihow: (pice Children 3:M: Three OB a Conch 1:60; 1:1!; Baroas 3-News -CronUta-^Color B.mbl 4:14; 7:40; Those CeJlowMl K Telamark U:«. . WCBS-TV . WNEW-TV Chimel I WOR'TV 4 News Out Hunflty, David 8 SO; »:00. POINT PLEASANT 1 Brlnklay—Color WNOLD- . WNBC-TV WABCTV 11 WWX-TV 5—Zorre—Advtntura EATONTOWN -T H EAT R E S- t-Oonger It My Business—Color Hold, On 1:30; 7:00: 10:00; Maya >:00; WEDNIIDAY 9-Wond Advtnturn-Color U-Woody Woodpecker-Cortoons-Color COMMUNITY- 8:257 • COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED • AFTERNOON ll_Fllm-««- Paneled Door- 2—News-Oouglas Edwards 13—Polk Guitar—Music Klddle Show: The Lost World 3:00; BRICKTOWN Ptiyllrt Calvert—» mln. 31—Son Diego State Colleoe My Fs.tr Lady 1:30. \M 2—Edgt Of Night—S«rtol 47—Sand UAder My Skin BRICK 'PLAZA- DRIVE-IN— i—Lew Of Life - Serltil 5-Klng And Odle Cortoonl 4—You DonT Soyl—Gonn—Color 7:M Cast a. Olaot Rhadow 2:00: T:10I 9:iO. *-JKioorOY—Go m«—Color ilftUf ALL DISHEY lit $—Soupy Sales—Comedy 2—Lost In Space Ur Fair Lady 8:50; 12:10. LAURELTON DRIVE-IN- 5—Romper Room-Ctilldrm 5-News 7—Nurs«—Serial 4 -Virginian—Western—Color My Fair Lady 1:53. 7—Donrw Reed—Corrwdy 1:M 9—Fireside TJieoter—Drama 5—Lawman • -Western LONG BRANCH NU If COLOR SHOW 11—Cartoon t—Children—Color 3—As The World Turns 11—Bozo-Cartoon—Color 7— Bertman—Adventure—Color BARONET- 11:2] 4—Let's Mafct A Deot—color 31—Mental Healtti—Dlscuulon V—Film—The Boss- North of Red Bank J—News 5-fllm-Dwp Volley- John Payne—90 mln. Those Mainlllcrnl Mfn 10 their Fly- III lni Machines 2:10; 7:10; 9:30. 11 * Ida Luplno-1 t\r., 50 mln. J—Secret Storm-Seriol 11—Honeymooners—Comedy ALL WALT DISNEY COLOR SHOW 1 HIGHLANDS 2-5eorcn For Tomorrow 9—Jamts Biord—¥rom*n 4—Matdl Gome-Color 13—Local Issue—Report FREEHOLD 4—Swlngln' Country—Music—Color 1JJ S—Chuck McConrt—Color 31—On The Job MARINE— 7—Fattier Knows Best FREEHOLD- 4-News—Floyd Kobtr—Color 7—Dork Shodowv-Serial 47—The Impostress—Serial A HEARTWARMING ADVENTU 11:4] Mr Fair Ladr 2:00! B:0O. Trouble With Angela 7:0S: » 00. 1H 9— Gypsy -Panel IN 2—Guiding Ltgtrt-Seriol FARMINGDALE (J 5—Untoucnablts— Drama 11—AAack And Myer—Comedy 2— Password—Comt ll^Beochcomber Bill-Color MIDDLETOWN 4—Days Ot Our Lives—Color 31—Around Ttie Clock 7—Patty Duke—ComeaY SHORE DRIVE-IN- 11:95 11—Film-Man In Hie Moon- Ttiose Matnlriclint Men In their Fly TOWN- 7—Newlywed Gam* 4:15 Walt Dismys 4—News—Edwin Newman 9—Film— Bock from Eternity— ' Kenneth More—t hrs. lni Machines 9:80; 11:40. Klddle Showl 2:00: My Fair Lad 1:00 4—News—Diekerson—Color Robert Ryon—$• mln. 13-French Chef—Cooking BRADLEY BEACH 8:30. 2—News—Dunn, Murray 4:M II—Mon In Tomorrow's World— l:>0 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4 - POQ—Gome—Color 2—film-Break In th* Circle- Interview PALACE- 5—Cartoons— Children 2—House Party—Llnklefler—Color Forrest Tucker—90 mln. Maintflcent Men In Ilielr Flylnj Ml ATLANTIC— 7—Ben Cosev—Drama ^-Doctors—Serial it—Film Hotel tor Women- 47-Wrestling-Nework chines 2:00: 7:00; 9:30. 7-A Time For Us~S«r1ol Munificent Men 2:00; 7:001 B 20. Ann Sottiern 90 min. IH NEPTUNE CITY 11—MEHIonalre—Drama 7-Wtiere The Action is imbi 2-Beverly HlllbilKrs—Color NEPTUNE CITY- HAZLET A COMPLETE 2:» 9—Mike Douglat—Variety 7—Blue Llght-Droma—Color TECHNICOLOR* 7-News—Mnrlene Sonders II—Eighth Man—Cartoon 13—Science Reporter My Fair Lady 2:00; 8:30. LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 31—Profile— Interview 31-Survey Of The Aril BELMAR Cartoon 8:3»; Bsmbl 9:021 12:30 1:W 5:M WEDDING 2—To Tell The Trulii e:N FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- Circus World 10:15. AND THIS BIG DISNEY CO-HIT 5-Sandy Becker-Color 2—Green Acres—Comedy—Color Tatch or Blue 8:« 12:35! Where th PLAZA- 4—Another World—Color 7—Local News-Martin, Beutd 7—General Hospital 4—Bob Hope—Drama—Color Spies Are 10:40. Bimbl 2:00; 7:25; 9:41); Tile Hount 11—Surprise Show—Color RECEPTION 11—Grouciwv—Quiz 5—Film—The Two Mrr Carroll*-. RIVOLI— Who Thought He Was a R&ccooi 31-Human Riohts Forum 31—film Feature Humphray Bogort—2 hrs. 3:00; fl:40. Si&' 1:15 Maya 2:00; 7:00: 10:00: Hold On 7—Film—Big Valley—Western-Color KEYPORT 1:N 7-Weatber-Tex Antolni 9— Something Special—Color 3:30; 8:30. 5-News 5:M 13—Wednesday Review SPRING LAKE STRAND- 7-Local New»—Martin, BeotH 31—International Interview RITZ- Arsbesque 7:10; 9:25. 3:M 47—Bobby Capo—Variety My Fair Lady 8:110. EAST BRUNSWICK Those Gallowayys .75 11—Tliree Stooges—Comedy 9:M TURNPIKE- MONMOUTH 31—Sate Driving 2—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy MANASQUAN TECHNICOLOR" •19WW.Hr*>ie» Productions Ptr PtnM 5:45 OUTDOOR — My Fair Lady B:15 " 31—Rim Feohira OPERA FESTIVAL 7—News-Peter Jennings ALGONQUIN— 12:30; South of Himalayas 9:00. 6 13—Friendly Giant—Children 31—News Hat-niricti-nt Men In tiieslr Flylnj Ma INDOOR — My Fair Lldy 7:40 NO HIDDEN CHARGES EVENING) chines 2:30; 7:08; 9:20. 11:00; South of Himalayas 7:30. NOTE FEATURE TIMES AIR CONDITIONED Us* gratvitta, cocktail <:M PERTH AMBOY ! m*+\ |% A V "BAMBI" at 4:15 and CONVENTION HALL 2—News—Jim Jensen 2—John Gory-Vorlaty-Color »—Film—The Locket— M liquors. 4—News—Robert MocNetl, Gob* 4—1 Spy—Adventure—Color Laralna Day—1 hr., 45 mln, AMBOYS DR1VE-1N- ASIURT PARK 7— Long, Hot Summer lIUUAT XALLOWAYS" ^30 &J Pressman—Color 11-Fllm-Perlls of the Jungle— Cartoon 9:00; B&mbi 9:06; 12:21 5—Paul Wlnchell—CMIdrcn 9-Sobbv tord-Mujie Ptiyllls Coates—90 mln. Who's Mlndmg the Store 10:19. ll-Gllmp»» 01 Creatress the new SUNDAY, JULY 17th • 7:30 P.M. 7-Fllm-Ctiallenoe ol ttw GMIafert— 11:11 isTl "BAMBI" - 2:00 - 7:00 • 10:30 13— Interconnect: Focus '61 4-Weother-Fleld-Color MAJESTIC- Rock Stevensr-90 mln. * 47-Noyelo—Serial ." & FRI. \ "CALLOWAYS" ajTS-yJi "FLEDERMAUS" 9- News John wlnoate 5—Merv Griffin—Vorlety Mr Fair Lady 2 CH); 8:30. 11—News— Martin O'Haro 1I:H , 7—Weather—Tex Antolne Joseph's (the BAT) 1J—Wnat's New—Children 9—Lodles Of The Press 11:15 MENU) PARK ! SAT. ) "BAMBI" -1:00 -4:30 -8:00 31—Lee Graham—Interview 47—News—Juan Angel in 4—Local News—Hartz—Color 123 Mo.mouHi Read CINEMA- I&SUN. ] "CALLOWAYS" • 2:15 - 5:40 - »:15 i BOX OFFICE OPEN 47— Dlsc-O-Teen—Music 7—News—Beutel, Martin WEST LONG IRANCH <:N 47—Local News—Tito Alba Bambl 1:00! 3:15; 5:33; 7:48; 9:5; 11—Local News—John THImon Flash The Teenaie Otter 2:27; 1:45 PHONE 542-5050 \ 775-0900 It:* 4—Sports—Taogue—Color <:1! 47-Sporh—Faith Miranda 7—editorial—Beesemyer T:00; 9:(». 9—Waller Klernan—Commtftf 4:M t—News—Tom Dunn—Color 2—Film—Enemy from Space- V—Sports—Clurt Mosher 4-News-*lc0ea— Color Brian Donlevy—1 hr., 40 mln. 1st TIME AT REGULAR PRICES «:JS S-Ntm 4-Tonlght-Vorlety-Color 11-Weather-Vlvlan Forror 7—News—Baulel. Martin 7—Fllm—Mr. Scoutmaster— Shore Beach Clifton Webb-i'hr., 45 mln. BIG "" 11:40 S-^eter Gunn—Mystery Club Starts WEDNESDAY NIGHT 9— Newt And Weather 3 4-News—Bab Teooue 1:11 Swim Tests RD-WEEK 2*-New> •i r i 1:15 SEA. BRIGHT —Activities of MIDDLETOWN AT YOUR SERVICE 2-Fllm-My SIX Convicts- the Shore Beach Club Swim •71-1030 Gilbert Rolond-J tin. TOWN 4-Fllm—The Proud and the Beautl- League start this week and run Mat. •(Exctpt.Wed. Minnir ) 2p.m ful-Mlchele Moraon-1 hr., 50 mln. through the middle of August Hostesses, waitresses, 7—Film—Motorcycle Gano— EVES. 8:30 ONLY The league this year is dividec Anne Neyhmd—1 hr., 35 mln. SAT.ft SUN . bartenders are all here to * 1:15 into two divisions: A and B. JACK HENNESSEY'S 2-Fllm-Prevlew Murder Mystery- 2:30 — 5:30 — 8:50 Reglnold Denny-1 hr., 15 mln. The first meet of the A Divi 4:11 make your dining more sion is Thursday night and ever 2-FMm-Queen of the Mob- pleasurable with prompt, GOLD COAST Ralph Bellamy—70 mln. Thursday for four weeks. Parti THURSDAY ipating in A Division are Peni I MORNIN0) efficient service. Our sula House, coached by John Ek POMMllNlly SEA BRIGHT 4— Education Exchange dahl; Ship Ahoy, Dick Martin; U FATnMTnWM food is good, too. 7-New» Sea Bright Beach Club, Jerry Wise: SurfRider, Roy Reinalda, 2—Summer Semester- Mat. (Except. Wed.) 2p.m 4—B'wana Don—Children and Trade Winds, Alex Johanson 7-Pro|ect Know-Education EVES. 8:30 ONLY B Division will swim twice 7:0! 2-Nevre—Ralph Penia week, Monday and Wednesday SAT.ft SUN . 4—Today—Color 7—Gale Storm—Comedy meeting each club once away am 2:30 — 5:30 — 9:00 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 7:M once at home. Participating an Academy Award Winner 2-News—Mike Wallace Edgewater, coached by Bol WEEK AFTER WEEK HAVE THE 7—Cartoons—Children—Color 7:J5 Haas; Middletown Swim and Te; MOVIEGOIHG TIME OF YOUR LIFE! 2—News—Ralph Penza nis Club, Ann Mindnich and Na Comes to Red Bank 1:00 2—Captain Kangaroo cy Osborne; Monmouth Bead 1:M Club, Frank Wells and Whi ONE News Sands, John Ciriello. Find the lucky hidden Keys—win a 7—Little Rascals—Comedy WED., JULY 13 II— Bloarophy—Oocumentory PERFORMANCE portable TV — Free car washes - $10 00 EVES. AT 8:50 ONLY . JH*?*""* TREASURE 1:45 ONLY! off your pocery bill - Electric ToMttr 5-Klng And Odle-Cortoon» FRI., SAT. 9:30 ONLY UlCllldllig IfeSt PlCtUn. HUNT NITE and many other big prizes. ATLANTIC 2—Dennis The Menace THEATRE Tuesday, July 19 — Corlton Theater — 8:30 p.m. 4—News—Bob Wilson—Color - llitlililiul T.I. -VII i Bring your sledjehnnroer or us* *—Sandy Becker—Children WED.. JULY 20 7-Glrl Talk-Panel THE ours release those frustrations SMASH A 11—Jock La Lame—Color New - Mat. 2 • Evt. 7ft 9:2 0 ty smashinf our car witn t CAR NITE "Eleanor Roosevelt Story" sledgehammer 4-BlrHxloy Houi*lchildran 9 Farm Reporf • FRI.. JBIY 29 Bring y«uT wife or swertieirt : $3.50 HAUTE to ow big dance-7 to 9 pm- 5-Newi * * ALL SEATS UITB LneBsnS-theiiseea •-News And Weather (To Deduct.) fE mnve-iN N|TE big dooNe feature. 2-Leove If To Beaver ACCLAIMED IY NEW YORK CRITICS I S-YOOB Por Health COLLINGSWOOD '-Film-Wild Stalllon- IEST ACHIEVEMENT IN DOCUMENTARIES! STARTtNCiTONITE «_£!". Johnson-oj mm.-cetor WRITTEN BY ARCHIBALD MACLEISH •-Some Herolcal Splrlte, II—Scarlett Hill—Serial CONCEIVED ft PRODUCED BY SIDNEY GLAZIER NARRATED BY ERIC SEVAREID AND 4-Newi-Aiec Glfford—Color MARINE ARCHIBALD MACLEISH TECHNICOLOR Love Lucy—Comedy AMP — « Gueu-Gome-Colw 5-Peter 6unn-Mystery NOW • Hayky Milk "moving, dramatic, touching, and humorous film" Circus WorkT ,»-F"m-New York Confldentlcl- 11-Peopla In Conflict "TROUBLE WITH ANGELS" JOHN WAYNE 11:11 ... H. Y. Critics 7-News—Bill Owen FIRST NEW JERSEY SHOWING—Presented by RTS.33136 4—News—Vonocur—Color SrtoMr Red Bank Section. Nat'l Council of Jewish Women COUa 4-»2l "THE HUSSIAHS 2—McCoys—Comedy TICKETS: 4—Concentration—Game ARE COMING Mrs. Wm. Himelman. Phone 741-9128 Comfortably COOL . .. AIR-CONDITIONED 5—Topper—Comedy 11-Fllm—Buck Rogers vt. fie Mrs. G. Kaplan, Phone 671-3036 FREE! Planet Outlaws—Buster Crobbe THE HUSSIAHS Or write to P.O. Box 487, Red Bank NOW PARXINC 5-News * TODAY * EXCLUSIVE ARE COMING" AND RUN SM0WH6 Driver Fined Summtr VacaHon MCTHWS— ENJOY THE AIT ALL THUTtHS For Overload Kiddie Shews SOPHULOREVRllVnnuV LITTLE SILVER — Robert lyriASBURYPARc K Mazzacco, 287 Lenox Ave., Long •k NOW thru SAT. • Branch, was fined {149.20 in mu- nicipal court Monday night for At 2:00 P.M. iiow "MOLLY" Walt DISNEY'S driving an overweighted truck on technicolor hit ... the borough streets. OPEN 1:30 AT IEST back to delight Police Chief John Foster said TOMORROW NIGHT THE FOLLOWING FOREIGN ©LMA the truck was 7,210 pounds over- the entire family PICTURE the weight. WALTER READE THURSDAY, JULY 14th again and again ... Kit. M S Middle Rd. mttn John R. Rail, 35 Molly Pitcher THEATRES! naroiMBt SHOP MOLLY PITCHER'S Ill Airport Plus ' Apartments, Red Bank, .was fined $30 by Magistrate Richard E. U ASBURACRMRYY PAPARRK on Porter for speeding. 77MH* 2M-4434 ranioN Prime Roast Beef Feast Philip R. Savonen, 17 Hialcah •• RED BANK NOW MAIN All-cartoon Ave., Middletown, was fined $25 EXCLUSIVE carved to your choice feature In technicolor for careless driving. RUN FILLED WITH Francis Scholl, 5 Carlisle Ter., STREET $095 and Sylvia Kaiserman, 51 Silver- See side Ave., each were fined $5 for Served from 6-9 p.m. J parking cars all night on bor- "SPACE CHILDREN" ROAD SHOW ATTRACTIONS BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY ough streets in violation of the & KARTOON KARNIVAL local ordinance. Mr. Scholl also and ENCHANTMENTI was fined $15 contempt of court Dancing Friday and Saturday ** EXTRA •• for failure to appear when origi- PARENTS MAY ADDED ATTRACTION nally summoned. OBTAIN FREE In The Horn 'N Musket Koom —Walt Disney's— "THE HOUND WHO Dorothy Tolaml Atlrmln TICKETS AT ANY to the CO-OPERATING THOUGHT HE WAS Jeffrry Danco Kecilal A RACCOON" RED BANK RIVERDAI.E, N.Y. - Dorothy "Bob McKevitt" Trio MERCHANT ACADEMr AWARDS MATINEES TECHNICOLOR Toland of the Dorothy Toland DAILY 2:30 9 p.m. to I :3() a.m. Dance Studios of Red Bnnk, ac- 'NCIUDINS EV171? S.-30 companied by Don Pons of the PICTURE Cfcolc. Dinner Served 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Don Pons Studio in Long Beach, L.I., attended the sixth annual • Aincricun Express dance recital of the Susanno Jef- frey Dance Studio here. Miss Jeffrey, who has danced RED SKELTON in Radio City Music Hall for "YELLOW several seasons and has her own 'Winner of 8 studios, received her first five CAB MAN" years' training at the Toland stu- & KARTOONS Academy Awards dios.

including Best Picture. TEEN DANCIi SET MIDDLETOWN - The Lan- cers Drum nnd Bugle Corps will II sponsor a teen dance Saturday Technlcolar/Famvlsloa from 8 to ll^M p.m. In the lo- cal Community Center, Kings "LOST WORLD" Hwy. Music will be provided by ft EXTRA KARTOONS Ill II I III the "Shadow" and the "Dclcei/ DAILY CROSSWORD PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ ZAMMUOUI /LAttia S. Puppet Itftv UEMrrHM/EATVftiaR •.Talk «. Barnyard WO*...MOM TOOK IT WT t.UprUinr place •5"* BECAME ME AND/W/. STUPID BROTHER 10. Theatre 8. Rap: cut IVJJI1EI •eat colloq. 24. Route UVIIJ 11. Confederate •.Musical 25.WJne H II. Spoken lnitrument recep- an IS. Seed 7. Biblical tacle ' nan?!?! covertn|- king 26. Bunk, EJOMTl'l 14. Botch t. One man houne. 15. Tittered among So. > cloth million. Am. 17. Avena 13. Land style 31. Trifling J8. City measure* 27. Male 34. Journey train li. Baffin, (heep 35. Sus- II, Uninter- for one 28. Bay pend ANDY CAPP By REG S1UYTBE rupted 18. Old UfflM windows P St. Oriole or IT. Stranf • 39. Phone book S«. Press 20. Slothi abbrevla- 38. Greek 33. Fheuvit tion letter ANVTWNMN brood 1 4 i 4 ) k IT.CMALKIE M.Pale % s> 25. Lincoln 4 10 Center % specialties i 12 27. Rexntment YA % 30. Chief li 14 AFRICAN MIMENTOS _ Mr.. Sh.ron Burdg. Lock, chef % wood, fornrur R.d Btnk resident now with the Library of 31. Wages 17 A 32. Anger % % Congreii in Washington, dispUyi one of h*r m»m«ntot S3. Song of 19 in V 21 it purchased during her ,-»c»fit trip to Africa in tearch of pratse /A 3«. Egyptian {* V acquisitions for th* library. The buit of tha African girl goddess % % was mad* at fha Acadamy of Fina Arts in tha Congo. ST. Cover K ei4 38. Buffalo's % Th« sword and robai on tha tabla are from Nigeria. waterfront wJi M 39. Search % u for li' MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISHEY 40. Implement Africa Is '2d Home' 41. Carousal 5/ w 42. Blyth and % % u % namesakes M 4o DOWV % % For an Ex-Red Banker 1. Biblical *\ « mount % % By PENNY FISHER she w*s an observer at the Fes- 7-IV RED BANK — Although he tival of Negro Arts, a sympo- name m«y never b« recorded sium attended by representa- among those Americans who tives of various countries on performed » famous "first," how to best improve Negro'arts Shtron Burdge Lockwocd has set From there she traveled through Bridge Advice quite « precedent for those who out the huge African continent follow. •topping off at such places as By ALFRED SHE1NW0LD Sharon, a specialist in Afrl Zambia, Malawi, Angola, the can affairs for the Library o Congo, Nigeria and Ghana. In Bridge players sometimes The Hand Congress in Washington, D. C. all, she only crossed her previ- marvel at the lemming, the returned last week from Africa ous trip path twice, but wher- strange Scandinavian rodent ever she went, Sharon found South dealer where the spent 13 weeks ac- that cannot be prevented from North-South vulnerable By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD quiring official documents and Africa "delightful as ever." committing suicide in the sea. NORTH STEVE ROPER publications for the library's She explains the site of Africa It is less well known that the * AS63 THOSE TRIKIKET5 WERE ers, many of whom cannot be 0 KB THIS BIS PROKf M1OU U yDU,STSVEyDU.STEVE, IWCIDECI OiCDEO . OHOM VDU NEEO A GOOD ^\VK COUtPMT The official government trip and one half times as large as * 9732 MYTRIP HEREIN RATHER SECRETARY AT *\ > AFFORD V0O, marked the first time a woman the United States, creates prevented from doing themselves CAST 'PROOF" MAGAZINE T had been assigned to the task "great contrasts among its peo- in at the bridge table. « KQI107 * 952 WHAT LITTLE SAVINGS I hW What's more, it was the firs ple." She says, "A large major- South took the ace of spades, V AJ 10 JI6 on had been sent. But at 25 cated, but the thirst for knowl cashed the top diamonds and SOUTH years of age, Sharon has already edge is incredible and the edu ruffed a diamond in dummy. He tasted auccess. Just More she cation system Is improving tre- got back by ruffing a spade and All Past raphy is the largest ever West Africa particularly im- lemming's end. Opening lead — » K' published on Nigeria by the li- brary's African Department. pressed the young woman, who Declarer made the right move says "the people are exception- when he took the first trick in dummy's last heart,' allowing Sharon, daughter of Dr. and ally responsive and you just dummy with the ace of spades. West to win the diamond trick. Mrs. Lawrence Burdge of 46 can't help wanting to go back." He didn't make one good move No matter what West returns, By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW Hilltop Ter., has been with the West Africans, she adds, "are after that. South will be able to ruff his Library of Congress two years interested in everything around At the second trick declarer last heart in dummy. East can I'M NOT tWl6PIBP WITH IT/ PAINTIN86 Her husband, David Lockwood them and eager to improve should lead a heart, using (he not over-ruff because he musl IT BOeCN'T LOOK RISHT/ SHOUUJ 00 was also employed by the li- themselves." king to force out the ace. West follow suit. VIPWPP PROM brary as an analyst in Far East Wherever she went, Sharon returns a spade, and South ruffs. South easily wins the rest ol A 6W0RT ern alfairs until this year, when V/f UU, OF COURSES, said she was questioned about Draws Trumps the tricks, making his contract DI6TANCB he began work on his doctorate YOU'RB the racial problem here in the DAILY QUESTION AWAY/ degree in international affairs at South can then afford to draw 6TANPINS United States. Although Sharon two rounds of trumps. He takes Parnter opens with one club, UP ClOii Johns Hopkins University in personally feels the racial prob- the top diamonds, ruffs a dia- and the next player passes. Washington. lem is improving;' lahe found mond in dKimmy anl'geUr to his You hold:- Spades—A 8 6 ;3. The recent trip to Africa was "many Africans, unfortunately, hand with the queen of hearts. Hearts—9 8 2. Diamdnd-K 8. not Sharon's first. In the sum- have been told the situation is Then South leads his last dia- Clubs-9 7 3 2. What do 'you mer of 1961, while she was a much worse than it is." The sit mond. say? - student at Skidmore College, she uation has been "well publi When West follows with the Answer: Bid one spade. Show spent six weeks in Gabon, with cized," she adds. But Sharon queen of diamonds. South knows a major suit rather than raise Operations Crossroads, a unique •Qund many Africans "worship that East is out of diamonds partner's minor suit. work project set up to promote (the late John F.) Kennedy and and that East has a trump high- To order A Pocket Guide to understanding between Ameri admire the ideals he stood for. r than dummy. To ruff in dum- Bridge send 50 cents to Red can and African students. She said Kennedy Clubs still ex- my is a lemming's trick: nobody Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST It was after this first trip that ist throughout Africa. can admire it except anoth- Central Station, New York, N.Y. AS A UTTLE 5UWTOE, Sharon became deeply interest- Oh the other hand, Sharon 1HA.TS TVriCAlLY OH!—I TRUST MR. r lemming. 10017. It covers bidding conven- THEttFOK.l'MPAVINaTO (XNERDUS OF WU.' !—FIRST KSINfiUL?A ed in Africa and its people. Af- says Africans "know about the Instead, South should discard tions, point count, etc. HAVE HER TUTORED-JO -AND r« JURE LES50N AT II A.M. WIFE WOULD NOT ter graduation from Skidmore, situation in Viet Nam, but aren't SHE (AN EVtNTUAUV BOB CRAIG, WHO TODAY! APPROVE OF HIS SPEND- really concerned because it RND AH Of f KE JOt! she received a master's degree AWBITIOUS TO 5W IN UVtf WITH US, ING ALL THAT TIME. In African studies from Ameri doesh't affect them." MISTIOE WILLBEOLADTO ALONE WITH A GIRL can University, Washington. When Sharon returned to the CRAWfORD! EARN THE EXTRA From there she accepted a po- United States last week, she sition with the Library of Con- spent a weekend reunion with gress in its African Department. her husband and her parents She had been working on her here. The "vacation" was short- Nigerian bibliography right up lived, because Sharon was due until departure time for her re- back on the job in Washington cent trip. Monday. One of her first chores In her search to acquire doc- was to begin work on another nmenti and publications from bibliography—this one on Ghana. various African organizations. She and her husband will soon Sharon traveled throughout Af- face another separation when rica, visiting ministries, aca- David leaves in October tor demic institutions, libraries• and ight months in India, where he By LEE FALK printers, to mention a few. "We has received a research grant THE PHANTOM do this on an exchange basis," for work on his doctorate. Da- -you SAID THE/'D IH A SMALL HUT AT THE WSSASE she explains, "by offering' offi- vid, who received his master's THINK WE'RE PEAP-- JUNGLE'S ECXSE 1 I cial American publications in degree in Asian studies from return for African documents." ohns Hopkins, was born in In- Most of the three-month trip dia, where his parents are edu- was on a "person-to-person" ba- cational missionaries. sis, where Sharon found "excel- "Of course we don't look for- lent co-operation and helpful- ward to separations," Sharon ness." Being a female and the explains, "but we feel It's worth youngest person to represent the it for the future." Both are Library of Congress on an ac- equally proud of each other's quisition trip was also "a def- accomplishments. inite advantage," Sharon says. If it has created any problems, However, she attributes much t is only in their Washington of her success to the "sincerity partment, where both David * His FOLKS eocffllf KIDS.SO and generosity" of the African nd Sharon wanted to hang up THEY W0NY MISS HIM I' people, who, she says, "are so louvenirs from Africa and In- easy to deal with." They have dia. "We finally comprised on "tremendous senses of humor Early American decor," she flv WALT KELLY and are so sincere in what laughingly explains. they're doing," she adds. Sharon plans to go to India "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean :oward the end of David's stay, During her trip, Sharon was Thursday, July 14 able to renew many friendships .vhere they will embark on an made here in the United States round-the-world vacation to- Vreient—For You and Yours . . . This Is a gether. If at all possible, the trip in her position with Ihe Library rather adverse morning, but don't get discouraged. of Congress. Each new stop, ill undoubtedly take Sharon Things improve before noon. Educational matters in however, meant another new lack to Africa, a continent that general are in the spotlight. Aspects are unfortunate friendship. lag become "almost a second for speculation, risky ventures and taking chances. Her (rip began in Dakar, wherehome." Health is still a little shaky, so watch diet carefully, "'an to get home early.

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