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VOL. 90, NO. 16 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Freehold Hospital Board Rejects Merger Plan

FREEHOLD — The board of also by unanimous vote, at' a cil, which last month adopted a "We all agree on that," he auxiliaries are committed lo;,a Joseph Saker, fund drive chair- Preliminary plans prepared by I wing would be constructed. The trustees of the Greater Freehold meeting last week. resolution declaring Us opposi- said. But, Mr. George added, hospital at the proposed location. man, said even if residents of the board's architect, Max O.iancillary facilities wing would Area Hospital last night unani- Twenty-four of the Freehold tion to new hospitals of less than the present population of west- Assets both areas were agreeable, the Urbahn, show a two-wing build-1require only minor expansion, mously rejected merger with the hospital board's 30 members 200 beds. ern Monmouth County, estimat- —Almost $200,000 has been ac- merger .proposal would be "logis- ing in the first phase of coo- \ Mr, George said. 1 proposed Bayshore Community were present at last night's meet- Seek Endorsement ed at 75,000, "can't fill a » cumulated, in cash and assets tically wrong." He said the struction. One wing would The third phase of construe- , Hospital. ing in the American Hotel. Con- The trustees of both hospitals bed hospital at this time, and we pledged, for a hospital at the Marlboro area most practical for house the 120-bed nursing unit tion calls for another wing hous- The trustees said the $1 mil- spicuous by his absence was are seeking endorsement of their don't think any new institution proposed location. !an institution created by merger and the other, ancillary facili ing an additional 120 beds and lion building fund drive will get David T. Buck, the hospital's plans by the HFPC, an unofficial, could." —Any move from the proposed would be an 18 or 20-mile trip ties to serve almost twice that. an addition to the ancillary fa- under way July 31, as originally first president and apparently independent corporation whose The resolution adopted by the location would make the hospital for residents from the county's;number of beds. cilities wing. scheduled. Preliminary plans for the only member of either board advice receives serious consid. board last night cited sixrea- inaccessible "road wise" to resi- western sector "and they might To Add Wing Mr. George said long-range the 120-bed hospital, designed to to support the merger proposal. eration by the state Department sons for the merger rejection: dents of this area. as well go to Jersey Shore or In the second phase of con- plans also call for construction triple in size in a three-phase Mr. Buck resigned from the of Institutions and Agencies, —The 29-acre site oh Rt. 537 —The hospital board has al- aul Kimbail." struction, an additional 120-bed! (See HOSPITAL, Pg. 3, Col. 6) building program, were present- board last Wednesday, it was which must license all hospitals. is centrally located to serve the ready acquired and invested ed. learned. Mr. George credited the present population of western money in the site. Trustees of the Bayshore Hos- The merger has been recom- HFPC's statement lhat hospitals Monmouth County and the an- —Local physicians would be pital announced yesterday they mended by the New Jersey of at least 200 beds are more ticipated population growth. better served by a hospital "as efficient. —The 500-rnember hospital proposed and where proposed." Merger Proponent Resigns had turned down the merger, Health Facilities Planning Coun- FREEHOLD — David T. Buck, first pres- clined to let reporters see Mr. Buck's letter ident of the Greater Freehold Area Hospital, of resignation. has resigned from the hospital's board of Mr. Buck said the letter stated his con- Seek Plainfield Arms Cache trustees. ' viction tfiat "somewhere, somehow the formu- Mr. Buck was the only member of either • la for cooperation" between the two hospital board to advocate merger of the proposed groups "must be found." Freehold and Bayshore Community hospitals, - He said he resigned because he believes He disclosed his July 12 resignation in" "I had no^furthetvalue or use" to the board. reply to reporters questioning-his-Absence <- ; Mr. Buck,- who 10 days ago told The Daily from the Freehold board's meeting last night: • Register'hi had been "dumped" last Janu- The Freehold board last night unani- ary, when he was replaced as board president mously adopted a resolution rejecting the by Albert A. George, because of his view that Riot Victims' Rites Held the Freehold area cannot support the pro- merger proposal recommended by the New NEWARK (AP) - Newark Ne- off with the help of State Police tour the trouble zone urging pass to enter the cordoned area. car sped away from a command Jersey Health Facilities Planning Council. posed hospital on its own, reiterated that groes bury the first of their riot and National Guard forces to turn calm. Milt Campbell, a 1958 Olym- Outside of a few shots within to halt. The Bayshore hospital board took similar ac- point last night. dead today while other New Jer- in any guns they might hold. pic champion from Plainfield, the riot area, the most serious In New Brunswick, city offi tion last week. He said recent statistics show that the sey cities tougih flickers of racial He set a noon deadline for re- flew back to walk the streets incident in Plainfield was firing cials talked with the peaceable Officials of the Freehold board reluctant- average cost for most hospitals is $70 a day trouble. turn of 36 semi-automatic rifles!talking peace, crowd at City Hall, then reduced ly admitted that Mr. Buck's resignation had per patient. For a 100-bed hospital, "that at a car by riflemen manning a! ,ice patrols downtown to nor. Plainfield authorities hunted a reported stolen from a munitions! Another volunteer, Marcellus been accepted at an executive session which, means $7,000 a day whether the beds are oc- cache of stolen arms. Newark's factory in nearby Middlesex.]Smith, came to police headquar- checkpoint. The car contained a mal—a single car cruising the followed the public portion of last night's cupied or empty," Mr. Saker said. "I don't night was quiet after nearly a Mayor George Hetfield said the jters complaining his car had been white couple, who were cut streets, meeting. see how either of the. two groups could ex- week of bloody battles. A few rifle crates were found in ,f"ne|fired upon by perimeter patrols, slightly by glass splintered by Mayor Sheehan urged the Ne- Joseph Saker, the board's fund drive pect to go ahead." shots Tuesday night punctured riot area. ' i'Td rather get shot at by my bullets. Police charged them with groes to "give us a couple of chairman, said the trustees "accepted Mr. He said medical and Hospital economics the peace which came to Plain- Negro volunteers continued to own people," he said, getting a curfew violation, saying their months. We've only been in of: Buck's resignation regretfully and with deep dictated the HFPC's recommendation for a field after a white policeman had fice eight weeks." She said the gratitude and appreciation for the guidance 200*ed institution. ' been killed by a Negro gang. discussion "resulted from prob- and inspiration he has given in the three "The HFPC wasn't set up W impede any- lems that are very real." years he served as president." one but in an attempt to save people from In New Brunswick, six miles (See RIOTING, Pg. 3, Col. 6) Albert George, hospital president, de- making big mistakes," Mr. Buck said. . from Plainfield, 100 Negroes marched to City Hall where May- or Patricia Sheehan and Negro Councilman Aldrage Cooper Jr. Custodian's Resignation Rejected Again urged calm. In Paterson, north of Newark, a few rocks and bot- tles were thrown and firemen chased false alarms. Won't Sign Raritan Paychecks In Jersey City-«nd Elizabeth all was normal in areas where sporadic violence burst Monday. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The is the signing of payroll checks, ing a problem in the distribution Voting against acceptance In a In Newark, funerals were sched- resignation of Custodian of School "I have resigned effective July of paychecks to board employees tie "vote, were Board President uled for three of the 23 Negroes Funds Robert G. Brady was 15," he said. on July 14. Theodore Stieve and- members •hot down during sprays of gun rejected for the second time by "I will be out of town next At the request of board mem- Vincent J. Brady, Robert' J. Cor- fire from Thursday through Sun- the Board of Education last payday. They can take me to bers, Mr. Brady agreed to with- bliss and Robert A. Hand. Ray- day. The funeral of a. white fire night. court or put me in jail. I will draw Hie July 12 resignation in mond A. Mitchell was absent. captain slain by a sniper also is Mr. Brady, who attended the not do the job." favor of one dated July 15 to solve Explain Vote being held. A white policeman meeting, told reporters, however, Mr. Brady's resignation was the problem. Last night's meeting In the discussion preceding the was buried yesterday. that he would not continue in first rejected last week because was called to deal with the, now vote, opponents expressed their 17 Indicted the ]ob. The chief responsibility it became effective July 12, creat- letter of resignation, reasons for the rejection. Negro playwright Leroi Jones Mr. Stieve explained that only was among 37 persons indicted one other man was eligible for Tuesday on charges from New- the post under state law. That ark's riot. He was released on man, Eugene Dombrowskl,* town- $25,000 bond on charges of carry- 2-Year Public College ship treasurer,1-has made known ing two revolvers. his unwillingness to accept the Seventy indictments now have pOSt. . ; been returned for carrying con- Mr. Stieve maintained that it cealed weapons and looting. Up would simplify matters to keep Established for County he incumbent If the office had to to 700 cases are to go to the ...Grand Jury. be filled by an unwilling person. FREEHOLD — The county were leaving, Mr. Irwin aske< plans to will the bulk of that land "The immediate problem is to HERO'S FUNERAL — Coffin of Detective Frederick Toto, 34, shot to death during He added that Mr. Dombrow- Boajd of Freeholders yesterday them to consider studying thi to *he county for park use. preserve this calm — this deadly ski was refusing the post for the recent riots in Newark, is carried into Sacred Heart Church. Among the mourners need for a county airport so the The resolution could be blocked calm,'' said Prosecutor Louis established a two-year Monmouth same reasons that had led him to were Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio, left foreground, and members of the city council, organization could help .inform and a referendum held if a petition Kaplowitz in Plainfield. He called County public college. resign as a member of the board, others about it. for residents of the zone sealed right. • (AP Wirephoto) This action culminated more signed by five par cent of the hi) desire to run for Township than two years of study by a "We want Monmouth County county's registered voters or 10,- Committee. special county college committee to be headquarters for electron- 000 voters, whichever is less; or Since these reasons were con- which was formed in 1964 and ics and avionics," said Mr. Irwin by the-governing bodies of munic- sidered good and substantial at Pollution Tests Find Trains Back had submitted its report last The women said they would re- ipalities with a total of 15 per that time by the board, they year. lay his message to their organi- cent of the county population. should still be , respected, . Mr. The freeholders now must wait zation. In other business, the board Stieve concluded. On Schedule 45 days before the resolution be- While no site yet has been se- awarded a $21,175 contract for Vincent J. Brady, no relation RED BANK - With the comes law and (hen it can ap- lected for the county college, it white and yellow rapid-setting to Robert Brady, suggested that Bay Okay for Swimming exception of three morning day and night reflective' pave- point a board of trustees. has been reported that a leading the custodian's resignation fol- l trains all services to New site adjoins Brookdale- Farms, ment marking material to Con- lowing so closely upon his failure MIDDLETOWN — Based on tests made "We (the board) certainly • Mr. Coffey also wanted more specific York over the Long Branch- Newman Springs Rd., Linoroft, lux Paint Products 'Inc., Edison. to obtain the post of secretary po far, the township's recreational waters in won't wait very long," said information than is now shown in the cur- New York Railroad operat- wihlch is owned by Lewis S. John ji. Parsells of BeJmar to the board was "more than a Raritan Bay pose no danger to swimmers. Freeholder Director Joseph C. rent series of laboratory tests, specifically ed on schedule yesterday. Irwin, • ' 'before appointing a Thompson Jr. and which has was awarded * contract for :ouicidence." Bacteria counts made at high and low the pathogenic organism content of the water. Jack French, assistant board of trustees." 'been offered to Uie county for •12,770 to repair a bridge on Would Accept tides from last Monday through. Thursday chief dispatcher of the rail- Present township tests, being conducted The measure was adopted with- sale. Mrs. Geraldine L. Thomp- Ocean Ave. over Shark River be- Custodian Brady's supporters at four protected beaches ranged from a road at Long Branch, said by a state certified private laboratory run out any opposition. It, however, son, who owns Brookdale, has tween Avon-by-the-Sea and Bel- maintained that his resignation low of 170 at low tide on Wednesday, to a the trains involved were by Mark Chomsky, city health officer in was endorsed by Mrs. James M, advised the freeholders that she See CUSTODIAN, Pg. 3, Col 4) high of 1,600 at high tide on Wednesday and Pennsylvania Railroad train Long Branch, show only Hie bacterial count, Baker of Matawan of the League ' both tides Tuesday. 1104, due in Red Bank at which can include suoh harmless substances of Women Voters, who said she 6:18 a.m., and trains 1108 The state sets the danger point in water as algae. was "delighted" with the prog- and 1110. These trains failed pollution at 2,400 B. coli organisms per 100 Mr. Coffey said he has recruited a team ress taken and she urged the of four township residents, including two to operate, according to Mr. Fall Sewer Pact Signings millilRers of water. board to appoint the trustees as professional bacteriologists, a medical doctor, French, due to lack of • Township Health Officer Dr. Marc Krohn soon as possible. and a statistician, to review the laboratory equipment at the Bayhead (aid last night that while, bay pollution is findings and explain what the bacterial count Junction. Earl B. Garrison, county super- becoming worse each year, bathing waters intendent of schools, who is chair- figures really mean in terms of potential Mr. French added that all Eyed by Northeast Authority are not health hazards. pollution. man of the county college com- Protected beaches in the township are at other morning services oper- mittee, also complimented the LITTLE SILVER - The North- inal plans anticipated Fort Mon- If Eatontown, which so far has Board members backed up Mr. Coffey's ated on schedule. Also on East Keansburg and Leonardo. freeholders for their action, east Monmouth County Regional mouth and Red Bank as cus- shown reluctance, decides to fol- proposal by directing Dr. Krohn to begin a schedule were afternoon ser- In addition to regular tests made by iewerage Authority expects to tomers. low the lead of New Shrewsbury new series of tests immediately if data from vices, both north and south- Mr. Irwin reported that he health officials through the summer, periodic contracts with Red Bank and Shrewsbury Township, de- the current tests are insufficient for the bound. hanada onionly received two lettersletters; " — " ~— Subsequently, Rumson, Sea tests are" also made by the state Health De- nd ner volunteer group to work with. which opposed the establishment * °' customer towns by Bright, New Shrewsbury and claring its intent to be a future partment. Dr. Krohn's suggestion to turn over the of a county college. September or October, Chairman Shrewsbury Township were add- customer of the authority, the Even the presence of coliform organisms plates from the Long Branch laboratory di- Police Arrest Freeholder Marcus Daly, who Michael J. Rafferty said last ed to the probable customer list, potential territory of the authori- (those found in raw sewage) is only an indi- rectly to the Middletown group was approved is hospitalized in a New York night. and Eatontown may yet be add- ty's system.,,wiJ!,, include the en- cation that contamination is possible, accord- by the board. Junior Gunmen hospital, reported Mr. Invin, also Mr. Rafferty dispelled the ru- ed. tire district outlined in the coun- ing to Dr. Krohn. The bacterial counts now being taken are , endorsed the mqasure. He added mor that re-design to accommo- Nearlng Completion ty's master plan for sewers. Board member Herbert F. Coffey Jr. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Po- date the new customers had made by sprinkling droplets of Raritan Bay that he had spoken to Mr. Daly Mr. Rafferty noted that, despite agreed with Dr. Krohn that a high bacterial ice apprehended five juveniles ipushed the target date for com- water over sterile agar, a culture medium, Monday. the additions, engineering design count in itself is not a health hazard. But late last, night for shunting pletion nf the SPWT network then incubating for 48 hours and counting the As the three representatives has progressed 10 to 12 per cent Strike Enters he said it should be considered a potential BJB guns at passing cars on into 1971. resultant colonies of bacteria. Viruses cannot of the League of Women Voters each month. Last night's report danger. be detected. aimer Ave. The target is still 19B9, he from the engineers indicated that Its Fifth Week The shooting spree was cen- Festival Unit Delays said. final design of trunk and col- tred near the Meileviile Trailer The chairman's statements lector sewers is 88 per cent com- RED BANK - A drivers' and 'ark. As police arrived the Newark Day Program helpers' strike against Anderson Church Schedules were made in response to ques-jp|cte, pumping station design is Today's Index /onths fled on foot. Summer Carnival LONG BRANCH - Newark tions by John J. Fischer of 2 70 per cent complete, and the Brothers Moving and Storage Two were apprehended by off- Day, originally scheduled this Queens Dr., here. treatment plant is 82 per cent Co. is five weeks old today. Ocean Township Little Leaguers Win On No-Hitter Page 17 MANASQUAN - The members duty Patrolman Edward Sunday, has been postponed in- Schedule Set Buck designed. There have been' no union- of St. Denis Catholic Church, will Schramm as they ran through definitely, Mayor Paul Nastasio William Martin of Manganaro, He added that the authority Page Page produce a summer carnival at Jr. and the Summer Festival Martin and Lincoln, consulting management talks since • the his yard. The others were ar- still hopes to award contracts Old Squan Plaza, July 24-29, ac- Committee have announced. strike-started, and none is sched- Alien-Scott - « Herblock : 6 rested at their homes. engineers, acknowledged that | this year. cording to John Rasna, general Amusements .'. 21 Stock Market U The five, between the ages o: Planned to recognize the many state and county insistence that' uled. chairman. 14 and 16, will be turned ove Newark citizens who vacation or the authority build capacity for The authority tentatively set a Births J Elinor Multer 9 < Open from 7 to 11 p.m. nightly :o juvenile authorities. • own summer homes here, New- the customer towns had set the meeting for Aug. 8 with repre- Local 701 of the Teamsters Jim Bjshop ..... « Obituaries 4 the carnival will feature six ma- ark Day included a full day's schedule back a few months, but sentatives of Eatontown, New Union is seeking pay increases Uniform Sale Bridge - 20 Svlvia p?rter 6 jor amusement rides and refresh- activities with a parade, beauty nothing like two years, he said. Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury from $2.55 to S2.9S for drivers Now in progress at the Shfrlej 18 19 Sports _ 17, Zo ment tents. pageant and other festivities and Members of the authority are Township. c and from $2,40 to $2.83 for help- Shop, Red Bank. (Adv ers. ' JO Successful Investing U Msgr. James A. Harding and events. Fair Haven, Little Silver, Mon- The session would follow the Television 21 Rev. John J. Gibbons are honor- Longo's Diner No date has been set for a mouth Beach, Oceanport, Shrews- regular meeting of the Eaton- Pickets are posted at Ander- Crossword Puzzle 20 Women's News ,.14, 15 ary chairman. Assistant to Mr, Daily luncheon special, $1.45, future Newark Day, the com- bury and West Long Branch, town Sewerage Authority In that son warehouses on Mechanic and Editorials = -.. « Movie Timetable 21 lea Bright. (Adv. Rasna is Neil Moynahan. mittee said. andjMrdMr. Rafferty noted that orig- borough. Monmouth Sts. , i July 19, 1967 THE DUCT PEGFSTEP 4 Rail Yards, Missile Site Blasted Boy Reported Doing Well 1North Viet Heavily Bombed Following Brain Surgery SAIGON (AP) --Amerkin the Hal Duong soccer sUdiem. American Command reported. * "We really nailed them -good," An Air Force F4 Phantom,jet TOWNSHIP —f 20 in the Port Monmouth Fire bombers flew more heavy raids yesterday against North Viet- reported Lt. Cmdr. Gene Lund, was downed by, ground fire -and A happy grandmother reported' House by the force. nam, striking at four major rail 33, one of the carrier pilots who was the 612th U.S. combat plane The Vin Fu d has a if S last night that Vincent (Vinnie)i , " .™ " ". » , yards north of Hanoi and blast- attacked the stadium and report- reported lost over the-North..Tha , j chairman Arthur Ford, a patrol- ing a missile site inside a soc- ed orange fire and smoke billow- two fliers were rescued by'heli- charge of the dinner- Zemalkowski 3d is doing fine al]man jn cer stadium midway between Ha- Ing from the missile site. copter. ter brain surgery Monday. dflnce is Det. Arthur Stover of noi and Haiphong. Navy, Air Force *nd Marin? Mrs. V.J. Zemalkowski, 183 Wil- the juvenile division, Hanoi's official news' agency pilots flew 133 missions—about son Avc, Pert Monmouth, said According to Det. Stover, sev- Pilots claimed their rockets and claimed four American planes 400 individual strike sorties- the three-and a half year old eral contributions have come in 750-pound bombs blew up three over the North yesterday and thewere shot down yenlerday. boy, son of a township police- since the public became aware of the Soviet-made surface-to-air raids cost one U.S. "plane, the 'Sham* Day' Set men came through surgery "very; of Vinnie in Monday's Daily missiles and their launchers in .well and is in better than fair Register. The ground war in South Viet- condition.'1 | He added that all donations nam slackened once again and .. The boys parents, Mr. and should be sent care of the Vinnie Tell Winners Of Contest only small, scattered skirmishes Mrs, Vincent Zemalkowski'Mr., Fund to the Township police were reported. The South Viet- RED BANK - winners of a Taylor and Tracy Slmms won a namese prepared to observe "Na- . were expected back from Phil headquarter' fourleal clover hunt. adelphia last night and Patrol poster contest at the hiph school tional Shame Day" tomorrow. At Oakland St, a bicycle ri,he 13th anniversary of the man Zemalkowski was to report i\ ROADEO WINNER — Paul M. Gumbrecht, left, of 203 Ridge Ave., Belford, receives playground last week were Di- for duty today. ana England, Anthony Blaclcwell stacle course contest was held Geneva arcordi which divided trophy from Lawrence H. Stern, president, N. J, Motor Truck Association, for win- North and South Vietnam. Vinnie and his medical bills and Vickie Lehrbaum, while a and these winners were re- are of great concern to the po- Births ning state championship in Mid-Atlantic Truck Roadeo held over the weekend in Edi- ported: Charles Wheeler, Keith clay molding contest was won by North Vietnamese artillerymen lice force here. Thornton, Brian Walker, Clarence fired 10 HO mm rockets at a son. Looking on is James J. Tracey, 714 Second St., Union Beach, who copped the Janet Weston, Susan Vanderroot In order 10 help defray rhe Allgood, Robert Moore, Teddy U.S. Marine amphibiou1s tractor RI\'ERVIEW state title in .the five-axle traetor-tank-tra iler class. Both employed at the Wood- aii^iuu, "win ...... ~, j U.O. JVIdllflC dlllJJIllUiwu ) UQtlill family expenses, a d'nner^iance Red Bank and Anlhony Blaclcwell. Taylor, Robert Dougla/i a™ battalion some 10 miles below the js being sponsored Sunday, Aug bridgrterminal of Matlack, Inc., the champs are now eligible to entor the National At Memorial Park, a treasure Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macrae i Gregory Glover, with Charles dPmi|jtarizPd znnp and wounded (nee Carol Muller), 579 Hopping| Truck Ro'adeo Sept, 10-12 in Tulsa, Okla, hunt was won by Cookie Fore- Simmons, Arnold Yarbrough LiRnt Marines. There was no Rd.. Belford. son, yesterday. hand, Angie Seward and Lyna and Charles Wheeler wmninK!word whether fhB rockct9 hit any Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galicia Dove, and Lauren Dove, Denice a specialty wheeling con^st^_|nf ,he ampnjbjous tractors, which (nee Clare Sullivan), 35 Buck Bailey Asks Bail For Coppolino carry 105mm howitzers. ceil Dr., Haizlet, son, yesterday. Units of the U.S? Army's Task Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mitter LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) - Bailny, attorney for the 34- character did not warrant his re- Force Oregon,- mado up of ele- vn:€ Viola Hall), Atlantic Ave., "There's no place for him to /ear-old anesthesiologist under lease during the long process of ments of the 101 nt Airborne Di- Ciffwood, son, yesterday. flee," said Boston lawyer F, Leelife sentence for murder, plead- appeal. vision, the 25th Infantry Division Bailey. "Carl Coppolmo is the MONMOUTH MEDICAL ed with a three-judge appeal Bailey complained that Silver- and the 196th Light Infanlry Bri- best known criminal defendant in long Branch court Tuesday to release his tooth had reached back five gade, reported killing 42 Com- the nation." Mr. mi Mrs. Jan Cort (nee tent on bail. years—outside the record in the munist troops in several »m«ll. Rutb Karabinos), 3-B Linden Ct., I "Hi» picture has been in ev- case—in his assessment of Cop- contacts yesterday in the north- O'd Bridge, son, yesterday. ery newspaper in the country," polino's character. He said Cop- ern part of the country. Bailey said.' "We ask his free- NL-. and Mrs, Lester Hurt (nee Suit Brought polino did not run while under In the strikes against the IOC- Racheal Baca), Woodland Ave., dom under whatever security the $15,000 bond 'awaiting his Naples court deems appropriate." cer stadium, Navy fliers re- Brieile, daughter, -yesterday. trial. turned after the first raid for a By Wife Of The 2nd District Court of Ap- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown second attack late in the day to peal took the plea under advise- Bailey also contended that the (nee Theresa Jackson), Keyport finish off the SAM site. ment. murder drug had never been in- A\e., Cliffwood, daughter, yes- volved in a previous U.S. mur- Slain Man Cappolino was convicted last terday. der case and the whole trial was FREEHOLD — A woman April of second-degree murder dn Mr. and Mrs. James Julian what he called a "case of Charge Youths 1 •the death of his first wife, Car- (nee Janice Howell), 233 whoso husband was fatally shot first Irnpression" between oppos- mela, 32, in a four-week trial in Delaware • Avis., Oakhurst, son, In Maaisbn Township on May 28 ing'experts. . With Car Theft yesterday. Naples, Fla'. ihaj filed suit In Superior Court Assistant Attorney General RED BANK - Two Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Noel Roman (nee The state charged Coppolino charging Matawan Township and George Georgieff, fighting the town youths were apprehended Xemalkowsld id Rose Torres), 57 Second Ave., with injecting a muscle-relaxing bail motion, disagreed with Bail- last night and charged with ju- Long Branch, son, yesterday. an off duty township special po- drug that caused her to suffocate ey. "This isn't novel," he said. venile delinquency In tfie theft lies officer with negligence. while conscious but paralyzed. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL "This is no different than mur- of a car. Police Chief George H. Weather Mrs. Louise R. Neal of Key- Florida claims Coppolino's mo- Neptune tive was to obtain freedom to der by knife, pistol or anything Clayton' said. N*w Jersey: Some cloudiness port Ave. and Orchard St., Cliff- else." e; fog this morning then partly Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rogers, 7 wood, filed the suit for herself, marry his current wife, Mary, a SAFETY FIRST — Discussing jafe driving are, loft to The two 'l5-year-olds, one from ninny and warm today, hi#» to willow Dr., Neptune, son, yester- wealthy divorcee. Coppolino has been in the Flor- Itiver Plaza and one from Chapel •••SOs. Partly cloudy tonight some for her son Gregory G. Neal, right, Elmer Noll of Fair Haven, Monmouth County ufaty day. and an unborn child. Bail was denied by trial Judge ida penitentiary at Eaiford Hill, were spotted in the vehicle fog developing again, low mostly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reeder Lynn Silvertooth, who said among since May 5, the day Silvertooth co-ordinator, Shrewsbury Borough Police Chief Ray- Mr. Neal was shot while at- at Bridge Av<>, and Monmouth in 60s. Becoming mostly iunny jr>> Freehold, son, yesterday. >ther things, that Coppolino's denied a motion to throw out the mond Mass, and Howard Rogers of Neptune, repair- and warm tomorrow, high near tending a party at 38 Biondi St. St. by Patrolman Harold Gil- Mr. and Mrs. George Bland, verdict as illegal. man for New Jersey Bell Tolophone Company. Mr. more at 11:40 p.m. H« aitf Pa- 90 inland and around 80 along Englishtown, son,, yesterday. in the Genoa section of Madison Immediate coast Outlook tot Fri- Township. Being held i».Fred E. Coppolino's wife, who attended Rogers was chairman of a Rod Bank District iaf»ty trolman Frank Calandrlello the bail hearing, said her hus- day, fair and wa.rm. Williams Jr, of 36 Bayview Ave. Action Delayed found them later on Rivwilde band had been working in the committee that held family safety night for 400 tele- Marine Cliffwood, Ave. Eatontown prison library tutoring inmates phone company employees, their familiei anrf friandi at Cape toy to Block Island! The off duty policeman, James The boys said the; took the On Plan For planning to take high school Bell Tel's district headquarters at 575 Shrewsbury Av»., Onshore winds about 15 knott Williams, was named in the suit equivalency examinations. car from 21 E»«t Front St., during afternoon and variable because his side arm had\been Playgrounds "He looks good," she said. Shrewsbury. Chief Clayton said. mostly southeast 10 knots or less used. Mrs. Neal is charging the Burger Stand - cither times through tomorrow. township with negligence in Partly cloudy through tomorrow. Used by 400'training, instruction and super- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP —The Few brief showers this morning. EATONTOWN - More than 400 vision" of the officer. Janning board last night tem- Visibility generally one to three youngsters are utilizing the two porarily put off a decision on miles except locally near zero in borough playgrounds here, Miss whether to grant site plan ap- patches of fog this morning and Agnes Patterson, director of Ea- proval to a proposed McDonald's hamburger stand on Rt. 9. • again tomorrow morning. tontown's summer recreation pro- Name Power TIDES gram, announced. The board originally had re- Sandy Hook According to Miss Patterson To Faculty * jected the application, made by TODAY - High 7:08 p.m. andthe children are engaged in activ- tha present land owners, Mr. and WEST LONG BRANCH - The Mrs. Charles L. Slattery. low 12:42 p.m. ities ranging from sports to crazy Monmouth College dean of fac- TOMORROW - High 7:38 a.m hat -contests and hobo day. ulty, Everett W. Holt, has an- The Slatterys then appealed ' snd 7:64 p.rn,j«ndJcr»J:36 a.m Tha summer playground pro- nounced the ap^intmeBt of Je- directly to the Township Com- end 1:36 p.m. gram Is sponsored by the bor- rome A. Power, Freehold, a cer- mittee, which in turn asked the For Red Bank and Rujnson ough's Recreation Commission ified public accountant, as as- board to reconsider the proposa bridge, add two bours; Sea Became of the'1 response of the and either pass it, or reject il a sistant accounting professor In 1 .' Bright, deduct 30 minutw; ILong youngsters to the Learn-to-Swim the department of business ad- with reasons. Branch, deduct IS minutes; program sponsored in conjunction ministration, Mr. Power, who The board, voted to meet Mon Highlands bridge, add 40 min- with Shore Area YMCA, Asbury has his B.S, from Seton HaH andday at 7 p.m., an hour before the Township Committee, to allow Its utes. Park, there will be another pro-Ws . mastcr 0[ business adminis- attorney, John Dawes of Free- High , temperature at Mon- gram starting Aug. 1. Registra tration degree from the Gradu- hold, to clarify »ome legal points. mouth Bead) yMterday 78. Low tion forms will be distributed Jn ate School of Business Adminis 66. The overnight low wa« 68 the playground newspaper. tration ol New York University, and the temperature at 7 a.m. A contest is being held to name is a member of the New Jersey Music School today was 70. A trace of pre- the newspaper being published by Society of CPAs; American In- cipitation was recorded between the youngsters at the two play- stitute of CPAa and the National Denied Permit 6:45 and 7 a.m. today. groundj, and a winner is expected Association of Accountants, MATAWAN - The Board ol -LEGAL NOTICE to be named shortly, said Miss J. Emmett Collins, 10 Gayboy Patterson. She said some of the Adjustment last night refused to NOTICE Ct., Middletown, will advance grant a variance to the Leneve TOP MILEAGE AND MM arts and crafts work done by the rom assistant to associate pro- SHERIFF'S 8AI.B children is on display In the Cen- Music School, Madison Township, ll'FERIOR COURT OF NIW JM5EI fessor of business administration. SERVICE FOR LIGHT OHANCKRY MVIHOV tral Jersey Bank and Trust Co. to establish a music school on MONMOIlTH COUNTY Mr. Collins, who has a bachelo Rt. 34 at MacArthur Dr. Docket No. * 11MMM Broad St., Eatontown. of science degree from Rider Col- DRIVING DEMANDS, Th* Broadway NfctlonaJ Bank of Bsy- Miss Patterson, who lives a According to member John •nnp. Tlalntlff vs: Beacoast Finance lege and a master of arts degre Tasulni, this was the second re- Company, »t sis. DttftndanU 233 Tlnton Ave., here, is a teacher from Rutgeri University, has AT A LOW, LOW PRICE! By virhje of a writ ol execution quest for a variance by th« firm. In the abovr stated actlcn t« me di- at the Mlddletnwn ViHage School. taught at Monmouth sine* 1962. rected, 1 fihtU PXPOH* for sale at pub- The area i» presently a resi- lic vtodue, at the Court nous* In the He was also on the faculty of dential zone. Borouih of freehold, County of Min- Monmouth Junior College from mouui. New Jersey, on Monday Uif Board membera felt that al- . 14th day of Annul, 1M7, at 2 o'clock, Billett Off 1946 to 1951. P. M. Prevalllni Time. though the strips fronting the Alt that tract or parcel of land, sit- uate, lying and being In the Township highway will eventually become vf Matawan, in Urn (Vmnty of Mnn- For World DRIVER FINED commercial they decided to main- mouth, In the State of New Jemey: BEINO hnnwn find designated al Lot WEST LONG BRANCH — Mag- tain the residential nature of the Fo 6:3 In Block M. on "Map of flec- istrate Charles L. Morgan yes- area at the present time. tion One, Oltffwoori J*^H«h, Mat&wan Township, Monmouth County, N. J., Scout Event terday fined Joanne Connalr of The board granted a. variance November, 192;r". This rn»p was fltpfl 22 Madison Ave., Red Bank, $10 In the Monmouth Counl'y Clerk's Of- OAKHURST - J. Fred Billett, to Mrs. Joan Farley, 54 Wilson Uct on April .1, MM In Ca«A j«6»-I. Monmouth County Bny Scout ex- for driving without possession of Ave., for a garage" to be at- Commonly known ni fl?3 rinehursl Drive, Cllffwncxl PeacTi, New Jpnipy. ecutive, left today for the World license. tacked to her home. Being the same primlsen conveyed to tha mortKanori herein, deed o( Scout Jamboree in Farragut State ~ 'tM ami JosiphlriJ i e ""ilas- Parl<7 Idaho,"""to" head Subcamp aa, his wife, dated Sppt 25, 19S8 and recorded Sept. 57, mw In the orflce Olympln with its l,5|)0 scouts. of Uie Monmouth County clerk Book S7O4. Fata 155. Mr. Billett, who also attended The approximate amount or the Judg- a World Scnut Jamboree in ment to he mlpfipd hy aald sail is the sum of $4,220 toitethsr with the Greece four years ago, will be eostj of this itnle. one of 10 subcamp directors in Dated Jun» 12. 1B67 PAUL, KIERNAN, BheriK. charge of more than 12,000 scouts Mtron If. Walley from the U.S., Europe, South Attr, July tC, M, Aug. 39 ' J.Tft.88 America, India, Mexico, Canada, Jamaica and Japan. PROPOSAL The 12th such world scouting Notic* la hereby Rfven that foaled bid! will be #r«fllvw1 In th*> Rflr.^fl- conclave, it is the first to be Con R/iom of the Olflce n( .the Dlrf c- tor, Piviiinn of Furchftna and Proper- held in this country. The Mori- ty, 2nd floor, Hoorn 233-2, Bt»t« Houn^,; mouth County delegation wil Trenton. N*w Jpr«ey (W62.V nn AujEiinti 2, 1W7 at 2:00 P.M. HM will be opened jolntroopj from all the 50 states • im.dlalelm y thsreaJterthft , ffor| f^g Monmouth Council TrOOp PASSENGER TIRE CATCH BAS1.V BLOCKS is slated to leave the jamboree 4-WAY GUARANTEE CATCH BASIN fAHTIMia site July 27 to fly to Spokane, T. LIFETIME QUALITY GUARANTEE m CDNniETR nrr. Ihe quality of material Kwd woAmoi*- CRAM1.KR TRACTOR Wash. Following the scouting SPS *hip for ttm Iif« of the original tread Cl'LVBHT ril'f-: FARM EQIIirMENT sion, the unit will travel to San AdjtHtment piwaled oa tread Wear on price in effect at th« t«m of rowKii HI.KS Francisco on a sightseeing tour TUBELESS BLACKWALL flllVCMBS They are to return here Aug. 13 cdiuitmenl piw Federal txchm Tox, RTEEI, <.I*RI) RAIL 3. LIFETIME ROAD HAZARD GUARAI4- 6.50-13 PLUS 1.80 F.E.T. TRUCK WITJI HrBAVEIt TEE (except lefKiIrcbfc pinrKturt^l f«c WAnitKV AI IHTOnV KUrlPJIIBVT WOOD (irAI(l) KAI1, |he lif« of (he oriulnol trend. Adftnf- 7.50-14 PLUS 2.21 F.E.T. Man Arrested menti prorotMl on tread weor bo»«d f <(r>nirart flrrl hnnA J »r Hi* rrnpn-ifrt on price v. effect nt iht> time of vnrk Hrp nn HIP In Dm nffi-.-c nf DIP MIDDUETOWN — Police Chiaf 6.70-15 PLUS 2.23 F.E.T. T-irecinr flnfl may I* upcureti by pro«- Joseph McCarthy said a Middle- nent pin Federal Excite Tax. coiivp Jilrtrirrw r1u ring o(Ur.p hours. Looking for a low price on a good set EMi nrinl hi (1) mnd« on n jilandiird town man was arrested early to- 3. TREAD WEAR, GUARANTEE lor proposal forin, I,2I .enclft/u'd In Un> spp-day on charges nf contributing period specified. Adjwiroenti bated o«* of tires? Now Wards has full 4-p|y clsl «rtrtr»*»seii pnvelop*. (3i «ccfim- prke *a effect at lh« time o* orfjwlme** panl#d by n ccrtlfifri rh**rk drawn to to the delinquency of a minor. ph% f* orH«r of ths Tr#B«urer nt the DOUBLE TAKE—Patterson Army Hospital'i optometrist nylon cord tires at a low, low price... BlniB nj N>w JprfH-y, nr H Mil tifmrt. The diarfns were made against and type k» a speaTic Dollar allow- an? of which chitll not b«- IPFB t'inn Androv Cnriello Jr. of CSS has bosn roceiving complaints that personnel there are oncttsOreocl weor olkwonce not nppli- 10% of the Amount nf t!i" M'!. and Mi cob4e to iitei me •WWr traJt-ln lint elf your tar. WHfwalU $i delivered ftt Die ntwv« pla^" *"'" fT ^o- 1 1 Harmony Rd, at 2:45 a.m. nflfr "seeing double." And so they are, since Capts. Martin fltofv fMw Hn» (nr* th* hour narni'i H.I t\a Mri will he was pi<'knd up hy polu'fl with 4. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED b^ i<;c*pK'i srt«»r ihf d"nr flppriripfi. W. (right) and Michael C. Barbour were assigned to NATIONWIDE. Retwrn tire tontoreit BMB Til *n Fill l il Ward branch for cdioitment. NO MONEY DOWN I ill tlm Fort Monmouth hospital recently after a tour of The t!i ' the chief s.iid. The prirl had born missing since last Thursday nnd duty in Vintnam. Identical twins, the captains aro the FREE MOUNTING •! wan found wilJi thf susnert In a sons of Mrs. Clarissa Dant, Springfield, Ohio. Martin trJi^clmf; f^rniv.i! in Oakland, Chief McCarthy said. is chief of tho Supply and Sorvicos Division at Patterson puny auf.hnrt7f'i t" *V< t-tu'ln^pji Carielln was brine hold In-de- Army Hospital, and Michael works in the registrar's of- FTATE 'iF NKW "JERKEV 1 fault of %">.,SOU Twiil wuh no hnar- * I>KJJA.RTi"BNT f>y T7IK 'I UK' fice. The brothers both reside in Eatontown with their PMflrjn n( PUM-I-.H^ .-ir.'l I'r iii2 daw pchoduled as of this MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Station Open 8;30 A.M.. 9:30 P.M. Daily •"HART.E3 V. 8CLUVA.N, V wives and children. ' lv If', 26 . niominf;, I , h\y 19, 1967-', Magistrate Cohen Mulls THE DAILY REGISTER Loitering Charge Raritan Probes WWG BRANCH - DOM hang- convicted yesterday of posses- 2 ing around stores at Broadway sion IBJ[ a ball peln hammer and tlii Fifth Ave. with yesterday's a lug Wrendh for unlawful pur- Creek Pollution losing daily double tickets and poses. Sentence will be passed RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Tbe Board of Health last night pieces of paper with pairs of July 27. directed sanitary inspector Harry' Fedders to investigate the numbers nn them constitute loi- Magistrate Cohen reserved de- possible pollution of a township crpek by septic tanks in a Disturbance tering with unlawful intent? nearby trailer park. ASRURY PARK - A window cision on a charge of failing to 1 Magistrate Stanley Cohen yes- give a good account of himself Mayor .Inreph A. Morales asked for Ihe study after re- was broken in Ed's Market, 122.1 terday gave Joseph F. Mattice, lodged against Mr. Maggio when ceipt of a letter from the Keypnrt borough clerk. Springwond Ave., last night and Asbury Pa/k attorney, 1(1 days to he was arrested early Friday ihe louor conlpnded that* thr creek on Florence Ave., is police suspect two young teen- file a memorandum showing it polluted by sewage. It suxgestpri a possible cause r.ould be morning in an alley between agers sppn running from the doesn't. Robert L. Mauro, city ovcrfoiving septic tanks at the Hazlel Trailer Park. Second Ave. and Brighton Ct. area. They were not apprehend- prosecutor, has 10 days after Mr. Tedders said this could bp Ihe case because there is with the tools. Patrolman George ed. that to file an answering brief little land behind the trailers to absorb the effluent from the M. Beaver testified Mr. Maggio It was Ihe second consecutive •proving it does. tanks. dropped the tools and ran when night in which damage occurred In (he meantime, Mr. Cohen Mr. Morales also directed Ihe inspector lo check to sec if on Springwood Ave., heart of the he saw the policeman's squad new installations at the trailer park comply with Ihe New reserved decision in the case of car. Negro sector here, but police Harry Harris of 125 Seventh Jersey sanitary code. said^they saw nn connection to •Bernard L. Greenberg of As- Ave.. promising a decision Aug. New sections of the code demand that trailers not be situ- the incidents and spreading ra- bury Park, Mr. Maggio's attor- aled within 10 fe?t of a road rtr property linp. 17. Mr. Harris, represented by cial riots in North Jersey. ney, argued that this charge Mr. Fodders reported that 43 swimming pool owners have Mr. Mattice, is charged with On Tuesday, a woman ttirevi loitering with unlawful intent should be dismissed for lack of received verbal notice within the past month that they are evidence. Mr. Cohen gave him in violation of an ordinance requiring pools to be enclosed. a bottle from her second storj after being arrested in an alley- window in protest against a noisj way near the Lunchbox at the instructions to submit a memo- randum justifying his allegation group of young men on a street corner of Broadway and Fifth corner. Ave within 10 d-ays. Douglas Rultan of 83 North Ocean Eyes $85,365 Soon afterward, police said, Capl. C, Carroll Green, acting some 20 to 3D men threw bottlea police chief, testified he saw a Broadway, also charged with failure to give a good account and rocks about the street. Thre» number of people handing pieces store windows were broken but of paper to Mr. Harris in the of himself, pleaded guilty and Increase for Busing will be sentenced Thursday. there was vicinity. After each transaction, OCEAN TOWNSHIP- - The^rled the Board r>f Education | dispersed Frank Galetto of 769 Greens ALL'S FAIR — Brothers, low«r photo, left to right, Edward Jr., Walter, and Rickia the captain said, he saw Mr. Har- township expects to spend an ex, projected a $112,05 cost eeslisti- and there were no arrests. ris write something on another Ave., charged by his wife, Mrs. Ford, 12, 10, and 13-year-old loni of Mr. and Mn. Edward Ford, 909 Harrii Avs., tra $85,365 to provide transports-;male for transportation expense piece of paper and put it in his Nancy Galetto, of non-support, Union Beach, enjoy a ride lait night at annual fair of Holy Family Catholic Church, lion for private and parochial during the 1967-68 academic year,; was released in $500 bail after pocket. Union Beach. Top photo ihowt crowd forming to watch "parachute", one of the school pupils during the 1967-Hwy., told board member, that|D Krohn, the township employ, Fair held at the harbor was the driving an unregistered vehicle. the 1 U: J Democrats have not yet named erating costs, such as gasoline, To Have Unit Cohen was suddenly notified that " - " Shop-Rite, Rt.j0B- other {un.time neense/^i. 'biggest and best we've had de- 35, used for trash disposal is tary inspector. their choice of -candidates for the oil and general maintenance. the case had been taken directly strewn with exposed garbage,-is spite losing the Fourth of July to Hie county prosecutor by the full of flies, and has an offen- Board member Charles V. Car- to the weatherman." mayor's chair, two council seats! The board authoriied the pur In Red Bank and the assessor's post. The pair;chase of these buses last Thurs- State Police June 23. Mr. Ansell College Uses sive odor. roll asked for an inspection into RED BANK — A Freedman's of council posts up for grabs are Mid he had not been told of this; o« , A * J HP^. Township Health Officer Dr. another type of code violation by i day, he reported. Bakery is under construction at now held by Democrats John S. until yesterday, although Mr.j^iaie AiU 1OiMarc Krohn said the market has)supermarkets who burn accu- Mr. Conklin said the board Broad St. and Peters PI. Jobless List Forsman and William Darby. Palaia- was instructed to; let him been a past offender and that hejmulated trash on Sunday morn will raise the $85,365 either from Mr. Osgoodby, an Asbury Park The shore chain will occupy know. '<" had served a subpoena there last'ins*. "polluting the air with black its surplus or by borrowing. High School teacher, also is etiair- one side of a pair of stores un- Presenting his motion, Mr. An- Trim Tuition week. i smoke." Increased man of the local Board of Ad- der construction on the southwest «ell said, "The rules have been FREEHOLD — Monmoulh Col- corner of the intersection. : justment. He is manager of the violated from A to Z." lege, West Long Branch, reported By 12,500 Harbor Light Beach and Tennis! Sales Ratio It will be the 13th shop in the Magistrate Cohen denied the yesterday that n{ $200,000 Club here, and is treasurer of the Belmar-hased bakery system. n Ocean School Board Hires TRENTON — State residents motion, explaining that magis- state aid it received, from the, Asbury^Park Education Associa- Others" in this area are at Lin- trates cannot dismiss charges in- county, $W,3!)4.O5 was used tO| leaving school to seek permanent tion. Tax Hearings croft, Matawan, Eatontown, volving indictable offwses with- employment and others looking Freehold,- Ocean Township and reduce tuition from $32 to $26.35! 11, Accepts 4 Resignations He is a graduate of St. Peter's for summer jobs have spiraled LongBranch. Out permission of the county a credit hour. OCEAN TOWNSHfP - The Carole Leporati, high school En- College, Jersey City, where he the state'* unemployment figure Set July 25 prosecutor. The Board of Freeholders had Board of Education last night glish, were accepted. earned an accounting degree. The building is being erected to 140,300, an increase of 12,500 FREEHOLD - A hearing by "The practice of circumvent- given the school tbe money with hired nine new teachers, a guid- The board also awarded con- by S and K Inc. on tbe former over die number of unemployed the state Tax Appeals Division tog thhe rightih s of the defendant the understanding that it would ance counselor and a librarian tracts for fuel oH, gasoline. O'Shea property which housed by presenting'the case directly [be used to reduce tuition costs persons listed last year on July will be held Tuesday, July 25, at the Red Bank Business Institute for the 1967-68 academic yearjbread, milk and ice cream for Hospital 10:30 a.m. in the Hall to the Grand Jury without pre- for stale resident students. and also accepted the resigna-jthe 1967-68 school year to the I. David SchwarK of Fair. Haven is here concerning outstanding sales sentation in municipal courts is Dr. William G. Van Note, col-;tions of assistant high school!lowest bidders in each category. Tbe figure is up by 14,800 as! (Continued) a principal of S and K. ratio forms for Asbury Park.and common," he observed. lege president, said, by letter!prjncipal Ronald F. Dick and Seaboard Service Fuel Oil of on the hospital site of extended It will be a brick veneer, con- compared to the number of job- Sea Bright. Man Convicted to Freeholder Director Joseph I three teachers Neptune was awarded the fuel care facilities serving between crete block building 33 feet, 10 p t less persons in the state on May John Maggio of 149 Brighton C. Irwin, that the college at-!! ' oil contract at 7.65 cents a gal- 120 and 140 patients, and con-: The> division had concluded aiinches wide and 90 feet deep, T^eVwred were George J. I, this year. stttiction of a medical arts build-Lhearing last month, concerning with each shop measuring 15 feet Ave., now free in $10,000 bail on tempted to do this but that the:c| of 34|0 Braw)on Ri* Be|. lon and Shore Gas & Oil Co., p procedure bad developed manv; , j , in:—g o_n- a.n- .:-i.eight-acr» e L___.-.hospita_ l „ . tjree iches by 90 feet charges of breaking and enter m hj h hoo f Inc. of Poplar Rd., Oakhurst, the The statewide unemployment Howell Township's late filings of tj,ree inches by 90 feet. ing with intent to steal and ramifications. gasoline contract at 13.15 cents rate at the start of this month owned site across.the highway. 214 forms in- which 20 munici- The estimated cost, according age, $9,300 a year; Gordon N. Mr. Saker said a representa- twitting Grand Jury action, was The redJCtion of $5.56 a credit a gallon. was 4.8 per cent, up .4 per cent palities conlended that Howell lo the building permit, Is $30,- Long Jr. of Weirton, W. Va., tivi e of Haney Associates, Ire. hour was credited to 2,556 stu- high school physical education, Bond Baking Co. of Newark over the May figure and, .3 per withheld the forms to- gain a 000. dents, he said, with credit hours the Newtonville, Mass., firm more favorable ratio for the .$6,300 a year; Mrs. Joan M. received the bread contract, Tus tent over the rate in June, 1966. totaling 34,»37. hired to direct the fund drive, county equalization table. This al- SCOUTS ON HIKE ,, Parent of 68 Maida_Ter., Red can Farms Inc. of Belmar the Unemployment is expected to Planners will be in Freehold sometime so affected the township's por- 'The balance of $2,605.95. IBank, high school guidance, $6,- milk contract and Dolly Madi- decline this month as jobs open FREEHOLD - Scouts of the next week. He said the first tion, of state school aid. o-ntimied Dr. Van Note, "is be- 1900 a year; Carmine Magnotta of son Industries, Inc. of Asbury up. The year's lowest unemploy- Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts ing held in a reserve pending nine weeks of a planned 18-week recently arrived at Philmont Delay Action White Plains, N.Y., high school Park the ice cream contract. ment figure is expected in Octo- During the hearings, Howell information on the actual cost to long campaign will be devoted Scout Ranch, New Mexico, tor a health, $6,000 a year; Mrs. Mary ber. Township Attorney Robert V. Car- Monmouth College to process the to setting up the drive and so- 12-day hike on the trails. They E. Dawson of Huntington Beach, Unemployed persons in the ton maintained that Howell was On Projects above." liciting funds from local indus- departed from the American Calif., elementary librarian, $9,- Custodian Long Branch area last month tries and other special gifts. He not alone in filing late forms and LITTLE SILVER - For tech- House here, and on the trip cov- 000 a year and Mrs. Sally Glo- (Continued) totaled 7,100 for a 4.9 unemploy- said the board hopes to raise at that others had outstanding forms. nical reasons, no action was tak- ered nine states, camping out at goff of Philadelphia. jshouId be honored ,n Jhe ^ ment percentage. The Ocean City, least 50 per cent of its $1 million He^.said that Asbury Park has 32 en last night by the Little Silver various military bases and Jury Quizzes Wildwood and Cape May area's goal during that period. of 263 forms outstanding and Sea Planning Board on a several site Also, Miss Mary C. Hurley of jSence of anything more than crossing the border into Juarez, 7.4 per cent of unemployment was The concluding* nine weeks will Bright, 36 out of 39. He also plan applications. Morristown, Miss Paula Root of hearsay as to Mr. Dombrowski's Mexico. The hike at Philmont, Salem, Ohio, and Miss Su- the state's highest, Phillipsburg, be devotedto door-to-door solici- mentioned other municipalities. Primarily due to Insufficient in- Jail Attack intentions. a 137,221-acre ranch, will be- san Wells of 236 Cummings Ave., with a 3 per cent Trating, had tation, Mr. Saker said. * Tax Appeals Judge William C. formation included on maps sub- Members David Kaufman and completed July 26. Elberon, all elementary and all the lowest jobless figure in the Gotshalk, wbo conducted the mitted, consideration of these ap- Mrs. Betty Rabenda maintained $5,700 a year; Mrs. Elizabeth J. state. hearing, said he would call,for in- plications was postponed. Witnesses that the statute governing the Dube of 31 Boston Rd., Neptune vestigations of other municipali- FREEHOLD — The county situation placed primary respon- Rioting An application for a major sub- y City, high school girls physical ties-with late?iilings.or.oul stand- division submitted by the frand Jury yeslerday begany sibility for filling the post on Mr. (Continued) Be wise... . education, $3,000 a year, and ing forms if he orders Howell's Dombrowski. New Concert Schwara-Karpel organization was questioning witnesses concerning Mrs. Nancy Warren of 400 Brielle In both Plainfield and New- filings to be included in a jales returned because of a re- he June 23 jail disturbance when Ave., Brielle, high school girls John F. Gilmore dissented from ark, outside agitation was men- ratio table. open a port by the borough engineer on three of 51 inmates watching TV physical education, $8,400 a year. remarks by Mr. Stieve that com- Series Set tioned again. deficiencies in maps they sub- attacked and injured a jail guard. plaints about mistakes in the ac- Campbell told newsmen, "I he- The plaintiff municipalities mitted. County Prosecutor Vincent P. The board also hired 23 sub- counting system in Mr. Brady's lieve this thing was agitated were notified by letter by the Tax Appeals Division. Checkmaster A public hearing on a major Keuper said the hearing will con- stitute teachers for the I9G7-68 letter of resignation were unjus- For Katchen from the outside. These people school year. tubdivision on Sunnylands Court, tinue next Tuesday. Both guards tified. He drew from Board Sec- ELBERON — Julius Katchen, had no organization whatsoever submitted by the Temple Lum-jarid inmates are expected to testi- Four Resign retary Robert Havens the infor- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Katchen of ttieir own. This thing hap- account today ber Co. Inc. of Rujnsnn, was The resignations of Mr. Dick, mation that complaints of this pened loo damned quick for Fund Group of 384 Highland Ave., will return postponed until Aug.A'fv when the Sheriff Paul Kiernan had turned who had been the assistant high nature had been made prior to these people to have organized I/-^ • O 1 1 lite plan subcommittee will con- over-all investigation reports of school principal here the two Mr. Brady's resignation. to this country tomorrow fromljt •• No minimum sider the matter. The board also the incident to the prosecutor for past years, Walter W. Donovan, Mr. Gilmore added that the an- Paris to play a summer concert; Newark Mayor Hugh Addoriizio him lo take whatever action he will consider the application at special education, Mrs. Helen nual auditor's report, used by series. 'said long-standing problems of Gives school deemed necessary. that time. Skopas, elementary, and Miss Mr. Stieve to deny Mr. Brady's ]housing, education and jobs were balance required Mr. Katchen, acclaimed by A Flag Pole Consideration of an application The sheriff met with the Board charges, had recommended that world music critics as a master pressed lo riot proportions by "a by Veikko Yrjanainen of West of Freeholders July 7 at the the custodian reconcile accounts. rash of wild and extremist state- LONG BRANCH — The t/ng Branch, for a .subdivision board's request so the freehold- Youth Injured The inability to do this was one at the piano keyboard, is to be flag pole for the Junior the soloist performing the Gersh- ments." He contended the state- Of a I5B by 300 foot property on ers could learn more about the of Mr. Brady's objections to the ments came from outside agita- School here is being presented j win Piano Concerto at an all- Rumson Rd. into two lots, also disturbance. The board was satis- In Accident operation of tbe post.' tors who were "conspiuilously by the Bill Manning Memorial Gershwin memorial summer con- .was postponed. fied with the sheriff's explanation, MIDOLETOWN — - Robert absent" once the trouble started; Fund group, in conjunction cert in the Hollywood Bowl, Los The three inmates bad jumped Scott, 17, 17 Collins S., Keans- In Patersnn, seven person were the Long Branch First Aid Squad/ Angeles, Calif., July 29. Woman Slightly Hint a lone guard, John Faulhaber, burg, is reported in fair condi- Interns jailed for Monday's outbursts of it was announced today by May- and knocked him to the floor. tion at Riverview Hospital, Red His schedule also includes per- brick and bottle throwing and one or Paul Naslasin Jr. As Car Hils Window Four other inmates rescued the Bank, following an accident formances at the Schroon Lake, man got a year in jail for hurl- Mr. Nastssio t"kt Fred Carl, LONG BRANCH - Suzan Da- guard, who was injured during early last night. At the Fort N.Y., Adirondack Festival Sat- ing a firebomb, while police fund chairman: the scuffle. urday and with the Chicago Sym- wic, 21, of 731 Devon St., Kearny, According to police Mr. Scott FORT MONMOUTH-Miss Lin- chased a few fresh incidents. "They couldn't have thought phony Orchestra in Grant Park, was only slightly injured when was riding a motor scooter east da Gray of Rumson is one of of a more suitable memorial to Chicago, next Wednesday and her car jumped the curb yes- JCP&L Aide Named on West Front Street in River three college students serving a a most wonderful man. The late Friday. Fort Aide's Plan terday and crashed inlo a plate UNION BEACH _ James A. Plaza, wben he collided with a nine^week internship here this Bill Manning was an nutsrand- glass window of Freedman's Kelley Jr., 733 Cedar Bridge Dr., car driven by Rose Zagorski, summer. Following the Gershwin con- Saves Army Money ing citizen of Long Branch, a Bakery, MS Brighton Ave. Brick Township, has been ap- 16 Newman St., River Plaza. Miss Gray, a student at Vas- cert, he will appear at the Nan- FORT MONMOUTH — Miss police officer with a great Miss Dawic told., police she pointed Bay Division sales man- Police said Miss Zagorski-was;sar College, is working wilh tuckol, R.I., Festival Aug. 3, He Janis Foster of New Shrewsbury, heart for the young and old. would see her own physician. ager with headquarters here. coming out of a driveway when,F.COM's Avionics Branch of the will then return to Europe for the a 2.1-yonr veteran in Civil Ser- His devotion lo duty and the Pay bills at home and gain She. added that she was turning In his new post, Mr. Kelley will the mishap occurred. Mr. Scott ProcuremenP t and Production Di- European festivals. vice and a program analyst here, Police Department will always more leisure time. Jeft into ft driveway in front of administer the'company's sales was thrown over the handlebars rectorate. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Katchen plan recently developed find submitted be remembered. Can we help you? 'the bakery when the accident program in the area from the into the car. He suffered a broken Selected by the U.S. Civil Ser- lo attend their son's concerts a cost reduction action for a cur- "The Slars and Stripes flying! MH SflfWce Is our • occurred. The car would not stop Rarilan River to the Navesink nose and deep facial cuts. vice Commission as candidates here and join him later in the rent saving of approximately proudly from this flag pole will when she applied the hrakes, she River and west to the New Both were issued careless for future federal employment, year in Europe. £55,000 whidi was approved by be a fitting way lo keep Rill's biggest ajser. iftirt. Brunswick area. driving tickels and Miss Zagor- the interns will write reports on memory fresh in |tip hearts nf f the Army audit agency. No summons was issued by He is married lo Die former ski also received a summons for slimmer work assignments for Pet missing? Let a "Lost Ad" Miss Foster works in hhe pro- he many boys and girls of our Patrolman John A. Tobias,'who Miss Joan Johnson of Belford and having no registration' on her credits on their ntfurn to their city whom he knew and loved CENTRAL JERSEY BANK in Classified find it. Dial 741- gram management, division of the «^rt3 TT*tTflrr CC^NtV investigated. they have three children. respective schools,''- 6900 now, Commodity office. so well." HEMIIROFF.B.I.e. 4-~W«lBiwUy, July 19, 19*7 TFfE DAILY REGISTER Case Heads Qaaliano to Seek Po«tl Board Hircs;Two Teacher Being Increased- - P|.re»l fn much furniture? Sell your will also be covered by the n- sii months and 20 days were im- On each of the detective's com- succeeds Sherman T. Smith. Oceanpnrt Borough Council Inljnatment, Shnre Regions! High fihrewshury win hired afi a teach- iurplus with Classified Ads for panderi service, Ihe postmaster fosed by Magistrate Francis X. plaints, Boyntnn was fined $110 er at a salary nf. .15,801), and School Board of Education and cash, Dial 741-TOW) now. explained. Kennelly last night nn Hayman and sentenced tfl 10 dfly* in jail. Other officers are Fred Katz, Ihe coming primary. Jerome Van Tie Santa nf Oak- an Township nf Hnlmdul atlor- Boynton, W Shrewsbury Ave. Magistrale Kennelly Rave him first vice president; Dmiplas Mr. Gagliano said lhal he was hurst joined Hi? teaching staff Wadswnrth, seconij vice presi- ney. Magistraie Kennelly found dim credit for 24 days already served. accepting the endorsement of the 0 at »5,90n. Both will teach seventh dent; John Ohliger, third vice guilty nf the assault and battery Harry Ashton, .50 West Bftrgen Republican organization and Mr. Kagliano la former coun- and eighth grade daises. presidBpl; Pave Stark, secre- would he « candidate for the seat of Ernest Hampton of the same PI., received a suspended $60j sel to (he Monmouth County Wel- Mrs. Genrgianna Pambrook, tary; Richard Riker, treasurer; held by Councilman Harry eddress June 24, when he was | fine for the assault and batrtery fare Board and is a partner in srhool librarian, was hired ol John Rust, chaplain; John .1. ;Mc- Koch who is retiring from the charged wlili grabbing the com- off Annahelh l Ashton July 4. }:I15 In jet the library ready Connell, financial secretary; council. It is expected that Hie Ihe firm of Pnlter and Gagliann. plainam wilJi nne hand while lie A rase involving eight c for the opening of school. She j.iohn Hansen, tail twister, and other members of ihe Repuhlican He Is past president nf the Mon- will wnrk from Aug. Id through i'mwi iTom O'.Ncil, lion tamer, ticket will he Mayor-Edward C. mouth Brown Club, the Port-au- lr*od Strait and that Boynion's last assault and! Belmont Molors, 365 Maple Ave., 31, Drlvt, thrtwibvry—747.5IIS foat.tery rnnviclinn was May 2,1, |was postiponed. Serving on the Hoard of Pi- Wilson and Councilman Edwa rd j pc(.|i chemical Hw Company Op«a iuadays t A.M. to I P.M. • Man. thru FrU«» I t* » The m'hnol fire rieleclinn sys- the magistrato fined him $110 and] Three complaints have charged frlors frvr one year are George; and Ihe Oceanport Republican tem was inspected hy a state sentenced him to six months in Mr. Kni|*per witih issuing seven Mr. Gagliann Is en atlorney Ellis and .lames Theise and for Cluh. a memher r>( the inspector l»«t month, Mr. ^Tar- fail worthiest cks and PEAT MOSS 0.99 1 G. V. with offices in Long Branch andlocranpnrl Lions Club and Is a amoln reported. Some repairs IVo nihcr riiarjes were signed an airtnmohile under false pre-;^"^*'^* i cu. fr. Mt with tht mupon. Frank .1. Hall. Sam resides at 30 Mohican Ave. with director nf the Shore Area YM- and adjustments must he made, by DetRCitivp Sjt. Robert D.j lenses on various dates in May' LIMIT—THUH IALIS, IALE and John Sciortino. his wife, the former Jeanne Ma-ICA. but the system w.ill b« fully op.| 2 Scott, who said Boynton was in-, and June. Tlhfi check* listed in toxicated, walking on West Ber-|the complaints total $|HS4.50. Obituaries thru

JOHN MICHAEL COOK :-mw9 ^.<$Wt. *,K ,iM% MIDBLETOWN ••- John Mi- U.I.OOVT chael Cnnli. .1, of 11 Chapman Meehan C9A0ID Terr., died Monday at Mnnmouth CHOICI Medical Center. Long Branch, B| ter a lengthy illnesi. °' Kequiem The son of John and Veronica Lavelle Cook, he was born In PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE Bayonne. Other survivors are Tomorrow TRADING STAMPS FREE! two' sisters, Karen and Laurie, at FOOD BUYS home; hi! maternal grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mr«. M. V, l.a- velle of Narrowshurg. N.Y.. and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. William Coek, Bayonne. The John F. Pfleger Funeral Horn* ic in charge of arrgnge- ROAST BEEF jsenU BONELESS CROSSRI& MRS. ROBERT J. PARK SOLID MEAT MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Helen B. Park. B«. of J8J Cooper Bd. NO FAT ADDED died yestitntay at home. Born in Motawan, Mrs. Park was the daughter of the Iats Hmi- ry and Louise Beckslsin Barkar. Mrs.'Park, a member of Christ CORNED BEEF POT ROAST Episcopal Church, here, leaves her husband, Robort J. Park; BONELESS BRISKET two sons, Robert J. Park Jr., VAl (ATK. WATERPRCiOf \ Dominican aeptibli*1., and Ed- ward L. Park, at home, and t brother, Harry, Mst»w»n. , 7WOGUYSAU.MEAT.. FRESH KRlfD BOASTING STfEK Memnrlnl aervicM will ha to- 3 morrow at 3 p.m. in Christ Epii- SKINLESS FRANKS .55' lb 39 BEEF OX TAILS CHICKENS ^t • KADY TO COOK _ _ ccspal Church, wirh the rector, CharlM K. M««haa TWO CUYS SI.KED NEW TASTI THAT FROM DENMARK D.A.K. v..ib. C Rev, Kobert E. tengler, oKlcl- tin •ting. RIJMSON — A Requi«m Mass COLD CUTS HAM WITH PORK -59 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS *29 The Adams Memorial l!om». wjl| b* offered at 10 a.m. tomor- "• THICK OR THIN VAC PA« TWO GUVS HUE LABH. STEM BEEF Red Bank, It in charge ol ar- row in Holy Cross Catholic fc39< PORK ROU rangements. Church for Charles R. Meehan, SLICED BACON LIVER SLICED 58, of 5 Osprey La., who died U.S. CHOICE POTTING KB .55' MRS. CLAUDE T. REGAN TWO GUYS ICF.0 Monday in Monmoutih Medical KEYPORT - Mrs. S^.rah E. Center, Long Bramdh. BONELESS STEAKS fcagan, «1, of 31 Warren St..j SHORT RIBS TEA MIX died yesterday in Monmoutli The oortsg* will leave the Medical Center, I/Onj Branch. John E. Day Funeral Hnme, Red YOUH WITH LEMON & SUGAR Horn in fvUtawan, she was * Bank, at l;illa.m. Inlarmtnt will PKG. OF 10 ENV life-long resident of Wie area. he in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- SHOULDER .A,™ CHOICE She was » member of St. Jo- dl leflh's Cathplw Church, here, Mr. Msahan had retired after tUDE TENDER Surviving are tier husband. 20 years as vice president of Claude T. Regan; t son, Dr. C. Zurinn-Methan Inc., jnaiiufac- PBUr Regan of flatlet; ? brother, W« of, artificial flowers in SWISS, TOM William Ca.rney of (Vla.tawan; • W. New York City. He recently was sister. .Mrs, Mary Gillls, also ol VANITY FAIR associated with (tit Matawan, and a grandchild. and Maffm real estate FACIAL A Rentiiam Mass will be «f- in Rumsqii and Fair Haven, re- lerod Friday at 9 i.n. in St. GROUND MEAT SALE spectively. Joseph's Ciiurch. Burial, under TISSUES direction nf nay Funeral Homa, BOXfS here, will he In 5t. Joseph'* MRS, CHARLES HOEFI.IN0 BEEF WISH 48 Ww< Mmmw$! OF 134 Cam«t£ry, har«. EAST K'RANSBUiRG - Mr*. Ann Hoefling nf 50 Dakota Avt. TRIPLE • MBS. MAX AI.TSCHUIBR died yesterday after t long ill- CHUCK ib. 68' PLY •ASBURY RARK — P\meral ness. gen'icss will he conducted

branch. Burial will he in thejCatherine's Rosary Chewd Sh?l Amos. Cemetery, RAGU SAUCES APPLE PIE OLIVE OIL Surviving art har husband, Neptune. TWO OUYS SLICED KINO UB LOAVES PON IMHJt™ ITAUAM CHEf.ROY-AR.PEf-WITH MEAT tALLS Charles; two sons. Charley Hoo- Bern in Poland, Mrs. AHwtMil- fling Jr. ol KliutwHi and .i IT had lived here the past ,11 WHITE BREAD !"• Hoefl«ng of Port JnW*r««i S TOMATOES ^ SPACHETTI yesr*, coming here from Nnwj FROZEN FOOD DEPT. APPETIIiNG DEPT. DAIRY DEPARTMENT

Sims nf Urn el and the grandchildren, and two great TIP TOP PINK & V/HITE Hadusajh, bctti nf Ashury Park. i__._, .... dhild Mrs. AltsotHHer is survived hy!«™**»Mrcn. ORANGE JUICE her husband, Max AHsdiitler at The funeral wH be Friday t< LEMONADE FROM FLORIDA home; 'our sonn, Jlartrnnn. Alti- B.a.im. from the Ryan Funeral Wome, Keansburg, with a High mhuler of Jjing Braiinh, Ahf«- n FRUIT DRINKS |#| 6 VAi INDIAN RIVER & Mass ' Requiem al 8 a.m. al ham Altschutei of Neptune. Dr. St. Catherine's Church. Bi»rial ROYAL DAIRY Stanley Attsnhuler nf Lakeburst All FLAVORS I W OZ. # V will h» in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, and P»«l Altwhuler at home; Eliiah/eth. TWOGUYi UVERWURST O* ROROEN'S YELLOW & WHITi AMERICAN one-daughter,-Mrs. Solomon Ha- pard of l^ng Braneto, and four SPINACH UAf& CHOPPED 2 10-ox. 19' 59- 6-iw. 25' grandchildren. BOLOGNA SLICED CHEESE Press Pier TWO OUV< TRAOIMC (fAMP MM, EUflENE J, MATTHEWS ONE BOOK SPECIAL PRODUCE DEPARTMENT HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Af) THl Bony M. Watlhew, 56, wife nf Expansion roiiR BOOK |MM| '°" ° WEEKLY Cim F.ujene J. Mahhfws, <4 Yfllnw- AT1 p HIGHLANDS bronk Rd., died this mornin» nt ThAT1.AW1e C Comminion last S«VK tim her home after a long illnes.-.. WATERMELON night Harbor to speed progress "WARY ANN" Horn in N»w Ynrk City, Jvjrs. nn this moveprnpnsard i Pier 7 WALTHAM WATCHES Matthews was the daughter of EXAMPLE YOUR BOOK RED RIPE SPRAY STARCH thr lati DG«n and Cnr* Hnlrien qf harbor facilities. ^•A • Styln lor m«n k WORTH *1O CUT OR WHOLE LB. 21-OUNCE CAN Willnms. She hud lived here The group aulhnwsd Rtiojrman \Js\ women REG.. 19.SE I* Every watc:hh hilly REG. 48c EACH M years. Harvey H. BnWMll to request She and Jier hushand owned guaranteed Borough Engineer Chjrles C. Many with matching CULTIVATED NEW JERSEY end operated an antique nnH Widdia to submit preliminary "pomionbond, M HWTtf clothing store here for many plans at Its next meeting for the 9 yean, Plm an lill«il Two Guyi Trading Stamp BLUEBERRIES landfill piar. look. Also surviving l.« s hrolhcr, SWHT JUICY The proposal culls for a solid JVsn Williams nl Rumonl. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT wharf axtandinj! "ai IPUSI lo the ,29' x 2»59 prf.scnl pier h«ad line from south NECTARINES kWITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF «t n a.m. from the ".'". iof ihe Ifltinchjng area," Com- SWAN LIQUID FINAL iP»Y NEW LIGHT (2,00 OR MORE mortal Home, Freehold. LIFEBUOY BRIEZE FllfFFY w rnissioner John A. .|r>slin ex. HPUSEWARES DEPARTMENT Bev. Rernard McK. Garlirk, rec-; |ained DITERGENT TOUCH SOAP SOAP SHORTENING DETERGENT ALL tor of SI. Peter's Episcopal' ' ( e rhurck Freehold, officialin .i H would prowde additional berth- C Mb. R •33-, s 79* 3lhs. BuriVl'will he in Maplewoodl^S ""« »nd thus, Ihe com- 2 e 39 89 79 77* rerwlerv Freehold Township. I"1'-"'0" "eheves, be self-liquidnl. COin WATER ' WfffMiflfOTrr ;ing. in addition, the new pier DOVE WISK LAUNDRY LUX LUX PHASE III PHASf III fAHK H''«n B, m, m TO'/'oopii would jivp neeflprl protection to wnahtp, v LIQUID DETERGENT lri"' M'J 'the resi nf |he harbor. SOAP SOAP SOAP SOAP ijliinnfji' Commissioner Dnrpinirk,^. .('»• hMh AfT* >| irrt' ifiri'rilfitnwn I iifu ni'ni'.'n poin|pf| mil solirH<|)fers'H.ow 2Z-oi 57' ,75' li» "• M i£ rer< UniHy iraVe 2 AniFrc-an I'unrpr " rpqi>iri> approval nf the Army IN 'UEMOIII Cnrps «l Engineers' fleparlment ! :r> ? 1 'ii.rj"'!rT "' Pn|l'i'ion rnnirol. He went on /,;. ^^mx0'^T^S^W:W^^ 'SW^^" '':-t' .'• :.::^^' SB;i*^«J? riBfiarieri ito sav the plan* ihnnld W« wuni IHt light ttt limit t '"""" dilvens or partial hridg-inp Open Daily 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. |l.N«l r.irnmikll f>r proppr lidal *Suntf»y 10 A.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. ft f'awna s MIDDLETOWN - ROUTE 35 |i« hd'H lo pay'' SPII items ftnn I nop

AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN FOR ARMY SERVICE — Ugion of Merit medal it pinned on Lt. Col, (ret.) Donald R, de Camara by Maj. Ssn. W. B. Latta, commanding ths Army Elacfronici Com- mand and Fort Monmouth. Tha colonol'i wife, Rita, watchoi ceremony. Col. do Cama- ra, who retired from the military service last August, was citod for Army du+iot here prior to retirement. Citation commends him for serving in poiitions as doputy project CORNED manager and contracting officer for the European Tropospheric-Scatter Systom-Army (ETAI at Fort Monmouth from November 1964, to August, 1966. The do Camares are residents of Lincroft, and ths colonel it now employed with Hughes Aircraft in East Orange. Pleasant Valley Reservation Group Re-elects Mrs. Lathrop PLEASANT VALLEY - Mrs. Town-ship and George Creevy 'ine membership at present to SKINLESS Leonard Lathrop has been re- president of the Township Coun Marlboro Township residents, GROUND SPARE elected chairman of the Pleasant cil, were elected ex-officio mem However, it decided to invite de- ! Valley Preservation Committee. bers. scendants of early settlers of Other officers elected when thej Plans were completed for host- Pleasant Valley to become asso-ji FRANKS CHUCK ciate members. Interested per- committee reorganized were, ling the League of Historical So- Mra. Joseph Smith, secretary cieties of New Jersey at the gen- sons should apply to the com- treasurer; Mrs. Daniel H. Me- era! quarterly meeting Saturday, mittee's chairman. 'arron, Aristo Sorobogna and|July 29 in the Pleasant Valley .The.preservation of the history 59 Harold Conover, members. May-linn, of Pleasant Valley was added as or Walter C. Grubb of Marlboro! The committee decided to con new goal to the committee's activities, according to Mrs. Lath- rop. In view of the impending bi- centennial celebration of me War of Independence, the committee decided to carefully document all 7< historic facts available. worth The committee, it was decided, will continue its efforts to have Pleasant Valley recognized as a historic zone, a step which was monmouth shopping renter overlooked when the Township's Master Plan was adopted in 1965. PROUDLY PRESENTS 21 Drivers' THE 1967 Licenses Suspended 11 'ROUND THE TRENTON — Miss June Stre-j MONMOUTH lecki, director of motor vehicles, i has grounded 21 more Monmouth County drivers for traffic viola- \ COUNTY lions under the point system and j 60-70 excessive speed programs, j CLOCK Thirteen drivers lost their li-j censes after accumulating 12 orj more points in the past three years. _ ^,,p^ were given John W. Sherrod 2d, 20,.of 505 Church St.. New Wonmo\ith: Charles H. Bradbury, 49, of 827 Central Ave., Asbury Park; and Robert G. Earle, 23, of 27 Wal- u nut St., Port Monmouth. Four drivers received 45-day suspensions: Howard T. Kslelle, 19, of 407 Ocean Ave., Belmar; M,SSES, JUNIORS, Thomas Dane, 18, of 17 Hill St., Keansburg: John A. Theodor, 20, of Fort Plains Rd., Freehold Township; and Marvin E?. FUSS Jr., 18, of 30 Windsor Ct., Nep- ^^ Program THURSDAY, JULY 20 tune City. One-month suspensions were 11:00 A.M. FAIR OPENS to the public given Lui« R. Quiles, 43, of RD 4, HALF-SIZES 12:30 P.M. Pheasant and Poultry Judging Freehold: Clifford M. Shoe- 1:30 P.M. Rabbit Judging maker, 48, of 286 Harding Blvd., 4:00 P.M. Demonstrations—Outstanding 4-H members ihowtheir ilrill Matawan; Alfonso P. Gargiulo, 7:30 P.M. PARADE OF 4-H QUEENS—Monmouth Shopping Center Mall 27, of 5 Gobson Dr., Hazlet; Rob- I weather permitting) ert R. Mardelli, 19, of 7 Knoll «:00 P.M. Official Welcome—by County and State officiate Ter., Hazlet: Robert P. Heller, 1:15 P.M. County 4-H Queen Contest—selection of Mist Monmouth County 19, of 95 Lewis St., Eatontown; and Brenda P. Mitchell, 22, of 4-H, 1967 Colts Neck. 9:30 P.M. Queen Crowning _' . Under the 60-70 excessive speed 9:30 P.M. Ceramic Drawing • . •'• program. Timothy E. Testa, 17, 10:00 P.M. Fair Closes for Day * . • of 735 Greens Ave., West End, lost Ws license for 60 days. reduced from FRIDAY, JULY 21 Thirty-day, suspensions were given Harry I. Bleiweiss, 55, of UiOO A.M. FAIR REOPENS 11 June PI., Matawan; Donna 5.97 to 8.97 11:00 A.M. Demonstrations—Outstanding 4-H_jnemb«n_skek their «kills M.-Gough, 20; of- 12- Lawrence 2:00 P.M. Livestock Exhibitions Dr., Neptune City;- Paul E. 4:00 P.M. Demonstrations Wnek, 19, of 140 Raritan St., 7:00 P.M. Fun Contests (pie eating, mi lie drinking and other contests for Union Beach; Marvin E. Ellis, ALL boys and girls) 27, of 44 Navesink Ave., Middle- 8:00 P.M. Entertainment—magician, puppet show, square dancing exhibition! town; George Vowteras, 62, of Musical Combos * 200 Grasmere Ave., Inlerlaken; 9:00 P.M. Ceramic Drawing " ' Janet L. Gordon, 48, of 101 Wel- 10:00 P.M. Fair Closes for Day lington Dr., New Shrewsbury, and Virginia M. Sheffield. 44, SATURDAY, JULY 22 of 10 Steven Ave., Shrewsbury. 10:00 A.M. FAIR REOPENS "• " ,~~~." River Plnzn. Man 10:00 A.M. 4-H Seeing Eye Dog Classes i , ,' , farls Prpflight Training Timely, terrific savings on this great 10:00 A.M. Pet Show Open To All Youngsters' ' • RIVER PLAZA - Victor L. collection of vacation and town dresses) 1;00 P.M. Dairy Show > ' . Fox Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Shifts, whirling tents, A-lines in both 1:30 P.M. Baby Beef Show . . . Victor L. Fox, 9 Hubbard Ave., P.M.-8 P.M. Chicken Barbecue Dinner—by Freehold Jayeees has reported for preflifiht train- regular and mini lengths... acetate 3:00 P.M. Sheep Show ing at the Naval Air Station, jerseys, 100% acetates, cottons voiles. 3:30 P.M. Soat Show Pensacola, Fla., as a candidate [f^ One, two and 3-piece with cap sleeves 7:00 P.M. Quality Lamb Sale—public auction • — *- in the Naval Aviation Off'cer or bare arms... many even lined. Pilot Program. 8:00 P.M. 4-H Fashion Revue Prints, solids, checks; sizes 10-18,5-15, 8:30 P.M. A June gradtiale of Uranus l Presentation of Special Fair Awards to 4-H members 14 /2-22'/2 but not every size in every style. 9:00 P.M. 389th U.S. Army Band—Fort Monmouth College, Collegeville, Pa., where 10:00 P.M. Pony Raffle, Ceramic Drawing he received a bachelor of ails 10:00 P.M. Fair Closes - degree In ecrnnmirs, Mr. Fox i! served as editor ol Fnrus, the oniu campus political opinion maga- COMMUNITY —PWS— zine, during the spring semr^tpi 4-H EXHIBITS — HOME ECONOMICS — CERAMICS — COMMERCIAL AND EDU- of his senior year, He was a member of the "Messiah" Chor- CATIONAL DISPLAYS — ENTERTAINMENT — KIDDIE RIDES — REFRESHMENTS us and the wrestling team. He also was active for four years in the Outing Club and was in FREE PARKING charge of the Campus Visual KEANSBURG: RT. 36 on MAIN STREET Aids. He is an alumnus of Mid- ASBURY PARK - Rr. 35 at Asbury Park Circle COME EARLY - STAY LATE FOR 5000 CARS dletown Township High' School. . AN BDUCATIONAL YOUTH PR8ORAM OF RUTOER5-THE STATE UNIVERSITY PiRTH AMBOY - 365 Smith St., West of RR Station Hire skilled Help with result- getting Daily Register Classified MADISON TOWNSHIP - RT. 9 Ads. Dial 741-6900 nowl (So. of Rt. 516 between Sayreville and Freehold) "We Ain't Seen Any Prewnre Groups—Have We, Pair FROM OUR READERS

Tht ttjlittr mtemm letters from il* r**4eri, prwriiti EiUb|jth«rf ID )S?T — Published by Th* Red E«ri F.t$-titf, Incorporated fhrt «Mta(R ifgntivrt, tAirm uA f*l***j»t «MSJJ*V, l#ti#» ' ' M. HAROLD KELtf, Puhi>«hf r should bt Unit* f« m wardi. They shouts' tw tyj*wrtttt*v AD letter* are tubjett to coadMuatlon and tditinc Es^offtp. ' Arthur Z.-Kamin. Ecuor meat* of political candidates or commercial products «'•"*< Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor W:l!i«m F. Sundford, Associate Editor acceptable. -. "W; The Asiatic Old Guard and Fashions Secretary of Defense Robert S. tr.iw o' S.\ith Korea. The guerrilla McNamara has assured the American forcti *•*» :»ught the tactics of the The Old Guard public that increased manpower re- Vies i\v>,£. "Secret agents are schooled 247 Broad St. quirements for the Vietnamese war m •ec'i-.'o.ies of subversion calculated Red Bank, N. J. would not necessitate the call-up of to exploit the unrest of elements of the To the Editor: . - reserves. In view of the subtle way South Korean people. Military intel- I am writing on behalf of The Old Guard of Red Bank Inc. , In which the American commitment of ligence has warned that infiltration of to thank you and to let you know how very much thi* orgsnlni- tion appreciates the amount of work and effort your prlatefi, manpower in Vietnam lias been steadi- the demilitarized zone is mounting as photographer and especially the wonderful write up ind pub- ly expanded, Secretary McNamara's border clashes increase in intensity. licity given to us by your very talented, gifted and hard-worklnj assurances fail to reassure. Apparent- At this critical point it might be Mrs. Jane Foderaro. ly the secretary plans to free rear profitable to remember the somber It j] not easy for a young lady to write *uch nice things echelon personnel for combat duty. He evaluation of our Vietnamese involve- about a lot of old men she does nnt know or perhaps hta never heard of before. If it wei-e ladies' faahiom k would be also intimated that our allies -<- Aus- ment by Gen. James Gavin during very different. However we are all old men, know nothing about tralia. South Korea, the Philippines hearings before the Senate Foreign Af- fashions and care less. and Thailand — would be asked to fairs Committee. General Gavin as- Again I wish to express our thanks for all the work that send new military units to Vietnam. serted that it would be a grave error went Into the story of July 7. to assume that the Chinese Commu- Very tincerely your*. At present South Korea has 46,000 a troops in South Vietnam, who have nists would fight on our terms. He Percival Georg* Gregory. fought well with relatively low casual- predicted that the outbreak. of war Secretary. ties. Although South Korea has re- with Red China would involve diver- ceived aid from the United States sionary actions on several fronts — amounting io $4 billion since, 1953, the among them Korea. j.- :. Wants Welfare Thank-In country is divided on the question of The lesson is plain. There are now 9 Florence Rd. participation in the Vietnamese con- 450,000 American troops in the Viet- namese war zone. Our supply of man- Middletown, N, J, flict Many Koreans fear such inter- To th» Editor: power is not unlimited. The United vention will delay the eventual re-uni- Your Scott-Allen Report of July U carried an Interesting fication of the partitioned nation. States government should consider the bit of information. A new disquieting development has risks soberly before applying any des- A national convention of welfare recipients is to meet in further darkened the outlook for a perate remedies. The outcome of such THE REPORTER Washington in November "to demonstrate and lobby for high- unified Korea. Violations of the folly could well be American involve- er welfare benefit* and radical social and political changes." shaky Korean truce have become more ment on more than one front in the. What I cannot understand is how can welfart recipient! Decision Time for Dropouts from all over the U.S. afford the trips to the capital? Tti»; frequent. Intelligence reports reveal massive Asiastic land war which has money spent would buy an awful lot of meat and potatoes foe that .Narik_Xor.ea_.is^en£aged Jn .the _ Jong ..haunted the dreams of. many. milU By JIM BISHOP as: diverse -a*abnormal psychology and this «o-called hungry crew. training of guerrilla units for'the infil- fary strategists. This isUhe time of year when school drop- poiitry. . , ' \ Who are these people who demonstrate at tuch an expeni* outs mike, the irrevocable decision. It start* If school work is i bit incompatible with for more, more, and then more? as a hint around the house, and ends a* a the temperament of the student, I say he It seems to me that they Wiould atay home and hav» t full-scale war between the student and the should remain in school because he'* not "thank-in" and thank God that they are given what they have, First Things First parents. "I've had it," the kid says. "No there to enjoy himself in the first place. If or a "pray-in" and pray that the taxpayer's back* and wallet* The changes recommended by the run for statewide political office be- more school for me." jt is totally incompatible — if, to use his continue to hold up. "Go get a job," some- phrase, it bugs him — then permit him to Lillian Holbert .'.. . Committee for Economic Develop- cause they frankly say they cannot one shouts. "Work in a drop out, provided that he first makes up ment, a private research group of busi- afford to. factory all your life." I'm his mind what he propose* to do with hi* life. nessmen and educators^for moderniz- Thus, the suggestions made by the not a domestic umpire, but I'm no bright eyes, no paragon of intel- ing state governments are sweeping Committee for Economic Development I'm possessed of the feeling lect. And yet, every time 1 concluded a col- that there is something to lege lecture, I asked random students what Kilpatrick's Logic and by no means startling. are valid enough to bear frequent repe- they planned tn be in life. I'm not sure, but be said in favor of drop- $ Princeton Rd. All of them have been proposed tition. And most of them are repeat- outs, and in favor of fearful I think the positive response was one in 14. Hopewell, N. J. before — revise" outdated constitu- ed as the painfully slow task of trying parents too. Of the two Th« other shrugged, and said they didn't have tions, streamline legislatures, make ' to accomplish them goes on in nearly disputant*, no one can deny time to think about it. To th« Editor*: that the m • * * According to Jamtf J. Kilpatrlck, Rockwell Kent's dona- them meet annually, and free them every state. BISHOP °thers and fa- thers are unselfish. OBVIOUSLY, THEY were in college be- tion of $10,000 was to "the North Vietnamese govemrntnt" from' stultifying limitations on their Special emphasis, though, should Any kid with enough money and patience cause their parent* sent them there, paid the which turns out to be "the suffering women and children of - authority; strengthen the managerial' go to the committee's fundamental can go through college. A little judicious tuition, sent board money and spending Vietnam'* Liberation Front" later on in his (ruesticmaH* powers and responsibilities of gov- argument for making the changes — cramming, a bit of cheating, a few jtudious money, and made a present of a convertible.* diatribe. '* friends and the dolt matriculates like wet ernors and eliminate the proliferation the role the states will have in the fed- Thi! represents parents at their worst, but, From this column, we are told that these suffering women sand through an hour glass. In itself, for- as Dr. Richard Hoffmann said, "It's too late and children are our enemies, and that by making such a gift of independent agencies,; reform ju- eral system depends upon their ability mal education is circumscribed information. to cure them. Stick to the kids." Rockwell Kent has committed treason. Jam it into some heads in proper order, and dicial systems through unified struc- to handle their obligations vigorously. There is a-mysterious substance in some Kilpatrick's strange logic is hardly worthy of a newspaper's), you have a well-informed parrot. tures and appointed judges; raise sala- State governments must be mod- humans called "drive." Others refer to it AS pages. Is there such a dearth of columnists able to think straight ries in every branch of state govern- ernized before they can expect to re- Textbooks represent the sum of man's "ambition." Aggressive drive, I feel, is more that you must open your lines to an obviously uneducated po- experience in many fields. It is no longer important than formal classroom work be- ment and so on. verse the trend toward federal assump- litical writer? necessary to hand a little child two apple* to cause, without the first, the second is useless. You head this "false witnessing" "A Conservative VISJW" If I had sons — and I do not — and they Fortunately, New Jersey has at- tion of the states' traditional responsi- demonstrate that one and one equal two. He and I am wondering what the conservatives would think tf can get it from a book. The same applies to could not or would not study, I would insist tempted in recent years to modernize bilities. In short, the horse must be him a* a mouthpiece? a star a billion light years away from the that they do a certain amount of time In Astounded, its state government. But yet new placed in front of the cart. earth. Or the fact that the islands of Lan- school and then I would demand that they questions are being raised about the Too many politicians — and citi- gerhan* on the pancreas serve as a sugar select a career in keeping with their ignor- S. Edgar Porcelain • • l( increased size of the new 120-member zens,, too — see it the other way thermostat for the body. ance. A century ago," vit was possible to in and un- *. around. They think that if the: federal denture a boy to a first-class carpenter or ' —~ „.—.;,wJL-.-».*s. L *,.— 1 wieldy. Members of the legislature are 'government would just stop usurping THE QUESTION IS: What will he do with pleled his time, he was ready to open his EiVeiltS 01 I ears poorly-paid for the time,they give to state functions, the states could then the sum of mar's experience? It's a tool for own business as a competent craftsman. their jobs and they ..dp ..not. have ader respond with renewed vigor. It will reaching a frontier of knowledge. If he uses We've lost that patent. The unions insist It to add a jot of additional information, he's qyate staffs. Many able people do not never happen that way. that an apprentice be paid beyond his worth, a credit to the educational system. If, on and It becomes increasingly difficult to break 50 Years Ago the other hand, he spends his time working in-us a plumber, an electrician, brick layer, out a formula for beating the horses, or de- tile *etter, mechanic, and so forth. They H«nry L. lobel of Set Bright was a member of the Fedml. INSIDE WASHINGTON viling a patois for making himself irresistible want $80 a week for openers, when they •rand Jury sworn in at Trenton. to women, or finding dreams in a bar bottle aren't worth 10. — better he should be a dropout now. Looking back over tny shoulder, I can Hie Matawan Literary Society held the first meeting et fyf I was a school dropout. Study was fasci- see that a strong formal education Is always IJtll year. Seven charter members attended. ' Guevara to 'Reappear' ' nating, but the metronomic manner of teach- the best. But knowledge i* pot the^kay to By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT "call to arms" urged "more Vietnam* (be) ing drove me out of class. Any Who's Who success; proper usage and exploitation of I. M. Dudley of Freehold foJndliii^aToid cannon baits The reappearance of Ernesto "Che" created immediately in Latin America." He will tell you, with inexorable harshness, that knowledge makes the* man. On the other while digging In tha rear of Old Tennent Church. Tke otmoa Guevara, the missing Red guerrilla expert, is argued that these militant guerrilla action* I finished elementary «chool and put" in a lit- hand, it is a waste of. good money and time ball* w»r« added to tha church collection of relics. expected before the end of the month in either are the quickest and most effective way to tle time at a secretarial school. What it does to send the witless one through a fine uni- Bolivia or Cuba. A growing number of intel- destroy. U.S. influence in the region. not state is that, once out of school, I be- versity. Altenwbod dairymen met to consider raising the. deliver*! gan to study on my own time. Forty-five ligence estimates, 'particularly those from Guevara'* new role was also hinted in the It's like handing a priceless Stradivarius priet of milk to J'/i cents a quart. No agreement was fe*ch«*, years later, I still jam my face into subjects Bolivia, a Hi ruin the presence notes captured nn French writer DeBray. to i boy who is tone deaf. aeveral of the dairymen refusing to sign a contract raising of Guevara's guerrilla head- One of his penciled paragraphs read: "When tin price. quarters for Latin America Guevara reappears in July, he will he at the YOUR MONEY'S WORTH* in that strife-torn country. forefront of a Latin American guerrilla move- Bolivian authorities ment as indisputable political and military have discovered notes of chief." . 25 Years Ago Jules Regis DeBray, the Well How Is the Market? Swiss diplomats in Havana, who handle French Communist cap- U.S. affairs there, have reported to the By SYLVIA PORTER Mtmben of Myatic Brotherhood Lodge, F&AM, Red Bank, tured with one guerrilla recorded more than a year and a half ago Stale Department that an unidentified man If we were looking at a ticker tape in a gang, disclosing a meeting and that its failure to retrieve all the ground celebrated the 90th anniversary of the lodge in the Masonic . fining Guevara's, description — Age 39; brokerage office, right now^and Jf. you^ asked with-' the>j-Argentine-born-7 irLitis flashing (ignals of caution about our rooms of the Elmer Building, Broad St. ' , . height, 5 foot, 10 inches; eyes brown; hair me, "Sylvia, how's the market?" 1 would revolutionary since entering economy in general and corporation earnings ALLEN black; build, heavy; with light beard — has have to answer you with the question: "How Mr. «nd Mr*. John L. Armstrong of Freehold celebrated the country. and dividends prospects in particular. h&en seen with Castro twice «inc« Soviet do you want to measure it?" This report supports other accounts from But if you use the broad index of listed (heir IMh wedding anniversary.. Premier Kosygin's visit. If you were to follow up -OipUi red. guerrillas.inJ5olivia...thal_Giie.var-a.is stocks which the NYSE created to give us a _^_— .„. -_.-]j...... ,...r ^ . -and • explain "what-I really directing guerrilla operations there but has ~mofe~acou"rafe'pictur'e of what stocks actually. want to know is how it are doing, you must conclude that the market gone temporarily to Cuba for the first meet- MIDDLE EAST FRONT — Algerian .stands in relation with Its ing of the Latin American Solidarity Organi- President Houari Boumedienne in offering has recently climbed to new highs and that all-time high," I again it Is flashing bright signals about the econo- zation on July 28. his country as a guerrilla-war training base would have to answer you The solidarity organi7a- • and supply center far all the Middle East and my in general and corporation prospects in with the question. "How particular. lion, dftsigned.Jo give politi- African countries opposing Israel. does it stand in relation cal direction to all overt In his recent conferences with Egyptian, with iLs all-time high by To underline the point even more, h* you and covert Communist op- Syrian and Iraqui officials, the pro-Soviet what yardstick?" use the Dow-Jones average a« a yardstick, eratioavin Latin America, Algerian leader made the proposal while urg- If you then were to you must conclude that millions of owners was set up 17 months ago ing a sustained guerrilla war against Israel PORTER scold me for being obtuse, of the nation's greatest corporate enterprises in Havana at the close of like the one Algerians (ought against France I would have to retort that are sitting with paper losses on their stocks. tha so-called Tri-Continental from 1954 to 1962. by answering your questions with my ques- But' if you use the. NYSE index as a yard- Congress. This congress ' stick, you must conclude that most buyers was Boumedienne's offer, drafted during hil tions, 1 am driving to the heart of one,of the attended by Commu- J recent Moscow visit, provides for thousand* most provocative, if not frightening, stories of slocks have fat paper (or real) profits. n'5' representative* Irom •... of Soviet and Algerian instructors to train the of Wall Street in the summer of 1967. * • * 80 nations, including Russia guerrilla* /or infiltration behind- Iirael'* ex- ONE IMPLICATION of which I'm sure is Communist China. For if you measure today's stock market tended military line*. . that the glamour stocks is where the action Sincp his disappearance from Cuba April ~ by the familiar Dow-Jones average of 30 in- is. It is the upsurge in many of the NYSE's 19, 1965, Guevara reportedly has spent his Under this battle plan, the guerrillas dustrial stocks, the market has come back , listed glamour slocks which is pulling up the time-setting up the "guerilla warfare" arm would attempt to link up with the hundreds nicely from iLs low of Oct. 7, 1966. But. and whole NYSE average and Riving the impres- of this organization in Colombia, Venezuela of thousands of Palestine refugees living in this is the first key angle, the Dow-Jones in- sion of a market at its all-time peaks. The and Bolivia. the Gaza strip, in the Jordan West Bank re- dex i.s still more than 100 points below the gion, and Jerusalem. Several thousands of all-time peak of 995.15, reached way back on Row-Jones average is heavily weighted with Bolivian authorises say their country these are Arab commandos, who during the Feb. 9, 1966. blue chip stocks, representing companies was picked by Guevara for his headquarters recent fighting hid their weapon* for later * * * whicr?are not leading the market today. because of Its centra! location and the chain use. of mountains linking it with these other IF, HOWEVER, you measure today's Another implication i.s that the conlrast • ,, Syrjun officials, who welcomed the Al- Latin American target nations. : ' ' slock market, by the one-year-old and corn-, reflects a soaring amount of speculation hy gerian plan, were told by Boumedienne thnt institutions as well as individuals in relative- • • * paratively unfamiliar New York Slock Ex- Soviet leaders agreed nnt only lo equip and change Average of all listed common stocks, ly unknown, "fringe" stocks listed on the. CAPTURFD DOCUMENTS — Guevara's train the guerrillas but to finance their the market has come hack sharply from this NYSE (and other exchanges.) reappearance in Hav»n« thi.! month is indi- ' travels to and from the training camps. index's low, also hit Ocl. 7, IWK. "' Perhaps there is nothing unhealthy about fated in onp of the planning papers for the U.S: intelligence sources rrporl that the In fnct, this index, anrl this is the second this and all we are witnessing i.s the develop- July M conference of i-atin American Reds. Algerian plan tits into Russia's over-all k^y angle, reached t new all-time peak of ment of a new stock index which is more It lists ra>tro'.<: former chirf lieutenant a* strategy of perppliialing thf Arab-Israel con- 51.9.1 this pa.sl May 8 and smef then, the trustworthy because it reflects the action of Portrait of young man who lost hi* COOtS pne of the participant*, staling that Guevara flict, simV.f this makes it easier (or them |o... NYSF, index has been hovering close to this stocks destined to he tomorrow's blue chips. wjl) rit.^russ and expand on \bp [home nf h^ to penetrate Ihf Middle East,' Peace in thai spring's historic top. Perhaps, but I would feel more secure if R.OfW-unrd essay railing in all "progressive rr-jinn, according lo lhe.se sources, would So, if you me, the indr.x everybody ti.w, the Dow-.loncs average of blue chips was fore1-*'' in the world to unite a£*m.rt Ihr t'.S, 1 ' "i slow down expsnston of Russian the Dow-.lonp*, you must conclude that the keeping pace with the NYSE's average of WEDNESDAY, JULY ID, 1967 Publi.'.hrd 'in Havana in Apr^j. Guevara's Influence. market has not been able to regain the highs listed, stocks across-the-board. TKE DAILY REGISTER Wednesd»7, July 19, 1967—7 Bicycle Day Program Draws Crowd of 200 Wa rds... America's NEW SHREWSBURY - At thetie Rizzo, Nancy Schweers, Garia Bicyle Day program held lut Bletary, John TfHwt, Joe Afsen- Wednesday as a feature of the uab,b' Sta M«r«haHMhH, DDave borough1! summer playground Christopher, John Van Assen, MONTGOMERY program, some 200 youngster! Richard Swenson, Vickie Davis, heard Police Chief Jamas A. Dana Green, Suzanne Kulinyi, • I* Herring talk on "A safe bicycle Viveoa Anderson, Mike De Ca- FL R and a safe driver mean a safe mrllis," Mike Eggiman Lance WARD ride." London, Peter Egfciman, Fr«i The, program conducted at Hargrove, Tyrone Powell, Butch Sycamore, Swimming River and Brown, Jeff Greene and Don Pine Brook, will continue this Testa. year .through Aug. II under the First place winners in the general direction of Gene Cam- weekly arts and crafts contest wer<> Ch«ryl Moffler, Roger COVERING Working under him will be Crocker and Ted Wicheman. Miss Virginia Berglund, Miss Donna Freeman and Bob Daig- neault at Sycamore; Mik« Luc- Lions Committee carelli, Miss Susan Berglund and Gary Driscoll at Swimming HEADQUARTERS Riyer; »nd Mrs. Gladys Field Heads Named and James Brady at Pine Brook. RED BANK - Edward F. Tor- Mrs. Field will also mpervise re of Little Silver, president of the Arts and Crafts program. the Red Bank Lions Club, ha« Bicycle Day events were con- cluded with competitions and named committee chairmen for EXTRA VALUE is the the 1967-68 year. NEW MEMBER — A burro, "Josephine," was born at races for various age groups and classification.*!. .Frank J. Pingitore, wiH head fha Monmouth Council Boy Scout camp in Forestburg, First place winners '" 'he var- athletic*; William T. Gill, atte/i- N. Y., four wcaki ago. Mama and Papa burros carry ious events were Tracey Green, dancc; George B. Crowell, at- iaei packs and h«avy equipment ovor mountain trails Richard Korn, Joan Ma.hon, Het- tendance question; Edward G. BIG DIFFERENCE Strohmenger, boys and girls; en thi 14-mila hik«. With the colt are Scouts Edward I. Jo.«ieph F. Hunter, civic welfare; Acobucci of Troop 66, Matawan, left, and Richard 3 to Speak Harold B. Millward. club wel- O'Connell of Troop 140, Middletown. fare; John Warren Jr., constitu-J tion and by-laws; Guerin Olivo- Style Howsc'nrpet! To Autism la, convention; Austin D. Boice, (Dumping Costs dinner; Alfred C. Gopel, finance. SUMMER FRUIT DRINKS Also, Dr. Theodore A. Dore- BUY NOW! SAVE $110.00 TO $140.00 Red Banker $15 Study Group mus, health and welfare; Wi wiii flft IQW CAIORIE OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Three liam A. Fluhr, initiation; Dr. C. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - prominent speakers will be fea-Douglas Hoyt, Lion* informa- ON 50 SQ.YD. PURCHASE... A $10 fine has been ordered here j Hired at Hie anniversary meeting tion; William E. Holloman, I,ion for a Red Bank man convicted of!of Mormouth County Chapter, Tamers; Clyde 8. Butcher, ma- ".'•.! II OSUCiRSDBSHTIirF dumping junk on private prop-! No''0™' Society for Autistic jor activity; Mr. Olivola, mem- •i. -X I QUAtltY • tOWtST PRICE bership; Daniel W. Dorn, erty iChildren, tomorrow at 8 p.m. in ,,'.,,.. ,., , 'the municipal meeting hall, Mon- ram; Robert F. Worden, publi- Magistrate IrvmgZeichncr, be-!mouth an 14 Ofjr.. Cm of CoCon:(M'iltn . d / 1 1 Traifrti*n Ma with 3 Pinti of Wittr I I Andrew Marsh, S5 Upland:' "' emotionally disturbed chil- At a recent meeting, Old Mon- I vtf I lei Cutii. Add 4 Pictitt of V tlr n arch Service Awards were pre- twiifnir. ill' and S«I.I. fsuil la ,-J jAve,, Leonardo, was assessed $25, Drfv .' Humphry Osmond, director 104 II. D'lnlu ml Coiti Uti ( for speeding. Melvin O'Neal, 19 ^ sented to Lester R. Ross, 35 i TDM Xi M MlU. "" years; Benjamin Crat* Jr., Wil- Soulh Ave., Atlantic Highlands, j neurology and psychiatry,' N.J. iam A. Fluhr and Joseph paid 515 for disregarding a stopiNeuro - Psychiatric Institute, Serpico, 30 years, and Bernard Princeton, will speak on child- Kellenyi, and Maxwell H. Klarin, hood autism. A psychiatrist of 15 years. ! international note, Dr. Osmond atWards jtias done pioneer research on George B. Crowell Thtt •xcKnlra brand naim! biochemical origins of schizo- Bank, lest bureau supervisor ol the Red Bank ofice of the New These qvallty features! ALL CARPET INSTALLED • WE REPAIR phrenia «nd other mental ill- That* spatial nea««. He and Dr. Abram Hof- Jersey Bell Telephone Co., was fer, director of psychiatric re- initiated as a new member of law pricail OVER DEEP SPONGE PAD. search in the Department of the club, with the ceremonies in J all types Public Health. Saskatchewan, harge of Mr. Fluhr. Canada, have been both hailed -mg and condemned for their claims|]y[an tO Jail % aluminum frame of phenomenal results in treat-j in^ixophren, wdl nicotinic ^ SCREENS Final speaker of the evening Astronyl carpet of DEAL — Harry J. Finer, 111 Hinsdale 5O1« car- car- will be Mrs. 7Hoo?a V. P. Grant, long-wearing DuPont president of the National Soeie.tyRoosevelt Ave., Oakhurst, has pet of heavier nylon pet of «Uia-heavy for Atistisiic Children and herbee- n sentenced to a total of five continuous filament ny- pile. 5 clear solid col- and months in county jail at a hearing nylon pila in beautiful self the mother of two autistic lon pile. 4 tweeds. on right for any room I children. Mrs. Grant will discuss before Magistrate Harold scroll pattern. 6 hues. needs of autistic or severely pern. WINDOWS emotionally disturbed children The man pleaded guilty and wii! outline society goals for charges of drunken driving 1967-68. disorderly conduct, FREE DEIWRY fined J200 and his license was .. Dr. Harold Eder of West Long D»Jly ».< Somrrffl/ t AM. t li!«t.Ut suspended for two year j Branch; local chapter president, Wdl i Friday 'HI 1 P.M. fault of the fin«, he ! calls the chapter's summer pro- ienced to 64 day* in the county jgram, currently under way, its jail. most significant recent acliieve- STYLE HOUSE® CARPET ment. The program is led by He was also 'ined $25 on dis- MEANS EXTRA VALUE! ShptttHmttcf Shane Y/ashington of Long orderly charges of Pliant 141-2150 Brandi and is conducted in thewith police officer* and, in lieu Made by America's leading Call Wards, cuk for fre& 12 MOAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK VM-YWHA in Long1 Branch. of the fine, was sentenced to 90 milfsl Compare quality, price! swatch showing in your home I 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Children in the program are days in jail. • i«dg«t • Easy Ckorgi • *rewi'i Credit mainly from ttie class for severe- The magistrate ruled ly emotionally disturbed children probation for Finer and recom- in the Children's Psychiatric mended treatment in a state in- Center, Eatontown. stitution for alcoholism. VICTORY MARKET 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. SWIFTS PREMIUM ALL CUTS RIBS of BEEF 79 LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 ,ht *11 TENDER CUBED STEAKS 99

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LAME, WISH—Hi Frieuut, Stowing, Salads "Supw-Rlght" BM(—IOHELEM RUMP «r WHOLE Thatfs a feirqaeeti^. ButBotan easy one to answer because we have our own quality Fowl 29 Top Sirloin Roast 891 MMC SHOULDERS—(Slleid 49« II.) "Siptr-Rlgkl" Bui—NONE PRICED HIOHERI standards, different from any other meat Merchant. These standards don't fit exactly the familiar terms you knew lor grade* af meat As Smoked Picnics 45> Ground Round 79: KINfi SIZE »r ALL BEEF I Ik. rkf. TS« FRESH BONELESS—NONE PIIICED HIGHER! Fmrt Of* an example, did you know that some beef, graded U.S. Choice, Just Awa*t meet our s "Super-Right" specifications? It's true! You see...we don't Buy by gnade. We tree Swift Frankfurters ^" 69* Brisket Beef £f9 79; MOflREU IMND "Si|Mf-RI(li(" Quality our own high standards to bring you the beat values. ^ Canned Hams 3.12.79 Turkey Drumsticks That doesn't mean we draft approve of soeh gradiBff-Mfc at afl. It jo* matt ynfie KIT R0UN8 "SiMr-Right" OMllty BMf-CHUCK MH IN very fussy about the beef we label "Super-Eight" It stead* to mesa we have to be or Roulade or Braciola 119 California Steaks M A&P wouldn't fee Aanerieate Haabar we meat mowh—t, A&P's mid-Summer Shrimp Sale I Are "Super-Right" Meatt a good leans for aheppmg A«f»? Frami FrM Shrimp C^NJOHNS ^59* fancy Shrimp 40-SOCwnt They're one tf wany! , s CAPN • BrewlMl Shrimp ^'^ 69 ^ 2.19 Shrimp Cocktail JOHN'S * copnwMT* UMi,iMC«wur AHANNM MCMCIM caw IMC •LJ... KH.EO > OWHNEO l'/i^9&0 (k>Ui> CIAAU , £ Fresh Produce Good and Thrifty Groceries! MM 0W»—WHi UMH ant J«j«r JANE PARKER BREAD SALE! Iced Tea Mix 3 2255' ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSINGS Regular or Low Calorie French, Meodowfarook White YOUR CHOICE Cole Slaw, Thousand hlowd, or Whole Wheat""" WATERMELON HawaiianPunch 3 ^.00 Raisin Bread * - Instant Breakfast and Italian Reg. or low Calorie n Glamour '* Protein 29 A&P Instant Coffee Your C/iolce! Ann Paw 1-K». t M ••« 2*49' RtfHlir I" Slz»—SAVE 65 YUKON eiUB-AII Flivon Putch P- : BLUEBERRIES 12 FRANKFURTER w MWDWKH Rolls 22.55* 2ft75e Margarine 2 »^ BOLD w MARfLE-UVE It* Crescent Pound Cake AT ! RpannVvS BTvEnS Fresh PMCIMS * ™ 29; Rice Pudding KM. Meadowbrook S 2 P*a?M rmSCD •k II am I TMIWHI... l4UKa\||. Spanish Rice String Boons 25Ik Pullman BreadCOFf SA«7H CAK. l *"~-*)f) 39C * yilt •)0Hft2fl lilaflbMEaW nvm rrnvsu niBnuii O«o«m* etiecolata Ckip 4% 14 «. SAVE k pi Cookies ar Paean ShtHbraad j[ P1*1- Apple Raisin New Green Cabbage •ONE men HMHEW Potato Chips MOCESl—CHEEJE SPREAD Froth Limes ^fOOnlOS CWoUH Nuggafa Kraft Velveeta £ 99 Froze Bwry6«odto Cookies :55e Alt—WISCONSIN—NLB MOK CHEESE Kitclien Charm rww,.. 2 »»• 43 Sharp Cheddar FOOD A*P Orange Juice A*P IMPORTEO U C ^v Swiss Slices *55 IHW MBK—WHI7E DESSERT Spanish Peanuts '123* -43* !•* RNI IVn} A&P Real Cream TOPPING 2^73' Chun Kin0 CHOW MEtN i ib. H «. A y WEUHtMAHB Muenster Slices ^X ^ Wl u Marcal White Napkins Welchode * - X HEILIMWHS BRAND Dannon Yogurt >.ll

BANQUET BRAND (CMk In Ut) A&P Aspirin 250 39 ANTISEPTie-14 ox. B*ttli Skippy Gravy & Sliced Beef ^2^ AND 6AR6LE s SmVahdk GHOtCE »f FLAVORS A&P Mouth wash 49 e DAILY MULTIPLE Marvel Ice Cream :65 200-2 PLY SHEETS Plaid Stamps! FRESH—FULLY RAKED A&P Vitamins 100 M With ,3.2Boi. A&P Orange Cake tT 1 A&P Tooth Paste Fhiorlda tube 29* Marcal K 2 29"

Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Tetley Bromo Bright Sail For The Family Wash ISBjQl Colombian Coffee Frozen Pizza Tea Bags Seltzer No Fin#r Coff»e A! Any Prie« Insect Killer WITH CHfESE WITH SAU5A6E 11h. 4 oi. Percolator l-lb. QLt 14 OuL aftrosoaarosoll L Q( pkg. 100 X 1.19 cert. tan "7 Tide Detergent er Drip CAD "^ • ^; pkg. W 29

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Prfcet effettlv» Hiru Sat., July 22nd in A&P Mow only in Northern Ntw J*my, Orange «nd RockbiHl CauntlM. AH Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer, Playgrounds The Learning Wof Id Sydor Named By Hospital THE DAILY REGISTER ttinmitj, JW7 19, 196t—9 PERTH AMBQY - g*d He and his wife th« former List Winners Sydor iff John SI, KM B Oilmer wheel you Rio Grande Merit Roll jmd *o be aware of the inter- housae like the pupil's.' Mr. Sydor will control com- irtiy h*vt eHt*ed Mitory. dependence of nationi. leyond Usual Elements puter processing, of aceounta re- Ranking for (Jarmndy huntt were Md al Bay. rajihy and «Wcs In the Appreciate DMferemoety A Wth grade . took, 'Your ceivable, billing and payroll for view Pliyirouni *nd Bnrfmin nen«a>y grade*, tyore recently, 1 Ohio - Ronald —Appreciate the differences People and Mine" by NMle about 1,200 hospital employees . Park with more than I7S enthuil. thtt« • w*re re Oanmody of Sea Bright, N.J.. Dederiok, published by Ginn and He will ateo develop plain for astie y&unta'er* taking part. placed by cur and the similaritiej has been named 10 the merit roll (jti,, goes beyond tht usual «le- additional computerized pro- Thfli* who losind th# winriciilw- n unita on —Develop a senwtlve uttitude of Rio Grande Collage here. ment« of national hi»tory and grams of patients' medical his- ring colored pwiwli »t Btyvitw American In- mvards urgent soda) situation*, civks In discuss mnre towhy tories and medieation tcheduMng- lie was one of 75 stu- were Patrick Sigmmut, Bf>Nw dian*-, Eskimo*,: to develop patience witih the in- areaa. A chapter on Cliioago re- Mr. Sydor was data processing denU named to the. list, «4iirh Harris and John Ferrtrt, The ancient Rome etitutions of change, ind to ap- ports "most Jarge cities have the manager for Progressive Life In- requires at least a B average for winners at Rodman Park were end Greece, pre-' preciate American oa,i«t»li»m in problem of slums." The enntri- surance Co., Red Bank. eligibility. Wfndy Tclley, Bonn* Petpw, Christien Egypt relation to other economic iys- butions ol the Polish tmmigranta Robbie Walsak, Patricia tuc«« end the Middle toms. Ages. These units and the Negroes to Chicago are and Je«k Watlfins. ' social stud if« curricula of eocial studies ,, ^^^^ discussed. OrtB of Ihe objectives ol (he can he supported with new ma- are slowly van- «HBn^k^k« This book also inform* stu- Middletnwn Becreation Program trials such as tfie Stiver Biirdett ishing today as Multer dents that the world lisa unfin- is In crest; an interest in na- «. text for first grade, "Fami- the revolution which produced ished business whtah they will ture. At Bndman Park, a 1,0(10- and Their Needs." Stressing FISH-N-CHIX for Cats new courses of study in mathe- need to uke up* in the pursuit inch hike wts held and Ihe win- miltr family weds throughout 'blue coal' vnun FAVORITI: stone WANTS matics and ttte sciences is re- of peace. YOUR CAT TO Bf THEIR GUfST ners for finding the most (mutu- placed hy a quiet ferment over world, the book jays, "All In etn}Vi»ji7iivg ttie fiend far al objects were Dwayne Phillips, die social studies. ouse» have x pjuce tn now ot Debbie Dupyea, Pat Duryea and nd accompaniee (hid W critical blinking, the new social Kin .Tanette Sesson. Also at Rodman AMhough toc.it) fBidie* h*ve jres of Oriental children ileep- studies oferi i« rsgionthle ajv P,0. lot 4101, Clinton, low» 52732 there WH • bike parade, and not been propelled into the head u««n that I will in scavenger bunt. Winners in the linee hy lite mitra^a and indigna- kfnited children iHfdplnjj on haw facte rather than how to m«mo- chin|e at my gtacei's for ? FHfE hike parade were Denri«a Mar- tion nf an admiral nnr hy the >. Sirr.il«riH(>(i and dtl- rii* (hem. It it appropriate elso cms ot KITTY FISH H CHtX far CATS. ques, most unusual; Peggy Au- senne of natural frustration which prencfs in habile of dreaii, ahel- to atresx tfie tmmmWiit* nf guste, prettiest; Karen Firth, was jo regularly reinforced by ;r and agricutture are alio die- FRED D. WIKOFF to Ntmt. citizenship In addition to it* most gijly colored; Christint Au- an orbiting sputnflc, coat; Debhie Wright, dog who jean capitalism alan reflect* FRIDAY does the miwt tricks; Narwy concerns. ThMe apocifie mMletlci, "cuteit dog; Valerie a«pf''is of nirriciiium and many Vir.inn, d<»f with Ihe mmt fixits; SATURDAY ntJierj are now being examined SIDEWALK SALE! 3 BIG DAYS! Elizabeth Guahtr, hest deco- UiougMully as schools, teaohers, rated dog; Cindy Cashy. cat with the most itripei; Laura Fasch- publishers, special a interest ars|(, blgftat cat; Michae] and groups md * «rtW9ftg num!«r Kathy «m»lleit orf "liymen" consider »*e social Doruld By/d, smallest dog; Tony studiei. Just RIGHT GUARD Virjnn, finrkNt dog; •'«« Mulry, UnderJying nwdi SHORTS ._., SHORTS _.!• .loan Oaltt, hhtal lift elec- PtnUm, pnsfeasor of Miltory et iU SAII O for I FOLOS , . .to SPORT SHIRTS -,>.-!• tion, and Traeey Tronamxta, Carnegie Institute nf Technology, He SALE 07C beu picture card and car collec- find* that the Burpose of <*ie new ALKA WOLTZ ITALIAN PAJAMAS le> PAJAMAS .»• tion. social atudiet "it to help the NAILPOUSH ** m« ROBES to ROBES „., to child develop into a useful,' in SELZER <»., Alan at Ent Xeanshurg U (oil CTleri) SLACKS to SLACKS t» girls entered dolls in the doll pa- dependent citizen." Such a oti- REG. rade. VIcMrs were: Karen Red- nen "hat « eet of eo-opsrative at- *7e SALE PHISOHEX BATHING SUITS to $14 lATHINft SUITS -»• diegton, most realistic dolll ; SShar titudM towards society" and "a on Browning, most beautiful set of values ooniistwit with a $]74 dnll; Tracy Herr, befl Aremni; creed," Pro*. Fenton SPECIAL WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE AND HACK I.in Butler, most colorful; Kay j states. Pyrcell. largest number of dolls;! Under thp unit approach tn KODAK 97* - $1.97 v POLAROID Barbara Kaiser. smallMlt; Gen« j social «ywrfua!on was INSTAMATIC ' Including: INFANT and TODDLER PLAYWEAR—GIRLS' SWfATiRS Vogt, largesr; .loan fialln, hul | »VoideSANDALS |3.V issues. We were kwiwle imdur 1 KA WIGHT - QHinrilwnwi 493 PROSPICT AVE., cor. CHURCH ST. Frnx H«rt f*r itt * «n Cwrilai Norlon said she iised|5tand t-hur pr(*Bnt AIL MIICHANDISI ALl tA 1,11 the term "a million be«r can»" at wat najver mentioned. PlfiM OUR RESULAR STOCK Thureday'a Bomufdi Council ses- Our ttiidy of ancient 74M121 «4 CAtH ONLY einn in a figurative manner. wai not designed to abed Hght Mri, Norten, Thursday, was re-on tht proMemn of the Middle ••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a ferring to be«r cans reportedly East today. teen In th* parking area o( the fine long Branch schools, in FUUY SUARANTfED •See and Surf CKih, an Ocean an imaginative use of federal Ave. teen dance club. fund* last year, did » compre TRANSISTOR RADIO5 BRAND NAME SPORTSWEAR n s»id »h« sawhensive analysis and revision ol AM/FM • It TKANSIITOR "quite a lew" «ans in *h« area rtie social »hidi»» program to KADiei |995 FOR MEN * yOVNG.MEN, Tht word "million" »h« said, was produce in i •I stud- « fiiura of »B«ch. ies pnogram for Xt THANSISTOK TOCKIT Reej. SALI PRICI Cmmcll has introduced »n ordi- through 12th gradt. Thf new "» $4.95 SHORT SLliVI SHIRTS SI »• SB SI .49 t* SM» program ttransef a mulli- JACKETS $1 t. $18 $3.1t I. tiff packet. 5349 anthropology, polUkal science BERMUDAS '/i PRICI and oconornies. HisKiry "has it* Alumni Klecls SWIM TRUNKS Vi PRICE eiq)l«)i«tion in the past" tnd "its Dv yer Officer lessens for tlit fuhire," says the MS Valut SWEATf R CLOSEOUT VJ PRICE IRIELLE—Thomas V. Dwyer report wWdi «lao finds tha>t BABY BETH flf River Plaza was selected »s anthropology and sociology reveal MA NY OTHER GREA T FA WES nsmlary Of *he newly-formed tli« basic «milaritie« o< p(So0e, DOLL Jersey Bhor* Alirmni Association despite their apparent dW little silver MIKE'S 18" TODDLER of Mount:- St. Mary's College. The Sport Shop Emmltshupj, Md. Analyaii Str««»d 1 SYCAMORE AVE. 741-2428 LITTU SILVIR SHb*P|Nt> CINTIX (eti* t. Slid let...... O*»r officer? appointed at the The Long Brartch shidy 1.95 K,|re.ss.sf the .development of crit- Open 9-6 Daily—?-? Friday (Closed Sunday) Oft Daily until t p.m.; fri. ft t ».m—CMIJ« AcceaaH l»»lltf organisation meeting held here 1 ire James P. Courtney .1r.. Toms ical thinking and associated HMttia*miia>n>aHaiaat ••«*••• River, president; Martin J. I)n-skills, 1!ie m-rfiairman nf «h« study oommittee, Mrs. Anne IP. «ato Jr., Tnm»fli i vicrte prert- Dorn, explains ttwtf *he nwltipli- rtqnt, and John Bunty. Somers p kld d hih Point, treasurer. of knowledge today high- Martin T, Gplibari, esjemitive lights the krtportance of develop- SIDEWALK SALE • 3 BIG DAYS! ing students' ijbjlity to a«R*mWe «ecr9ta,ry ef th« nutlonal alumni and an»ly?,fi facts, to examine tssoclation, addressed the large (iwnts QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED tihe conclusions of others critical- gathering of alumni. RigM Rev. KNOWU FOk All ly and to develop (iheir own VALUABLE COUPON Robert R. Kl»ln is pmnldant of conclusions based on She hits. SO HURRY !!I Mount S|, Mary'a, Ihe lecond old- Stuffing heads with data will-not Nam* est Catholic college in America. produce inisIHgent THREE ONLY S ONLY—Wx7 THRU ONLY • The next, mseting of the asso- Aatdrm , ciation is «<*edu!ed for Sept. 19 Artiludw are also the concern In Toms River. Programs for theof the Long Branah pi'Ognrn BARBECUE STEEL PLAY coming year will he finalized. which seeikj *o teach attidenht-to: Telephant pte (ihe dlgnih' and importance of each Individual, GYMS liUerm'nt Center • GRILLS SHEDS including ithemsdlves. WITH HORSE MERCHANDISE ••j Given Reception . Sympathy Sent Req. 19.9? to 29.99 . 149.95 Reg. 34.95 I NEPTUNE — Jersey Shore GRANT'S COUPONS . i Medical Center held a reception To Riot Glies 25 I; luncheen in Kord Auditorium list IOO 00 00 DRAWING will ht held this SATURDAY, 4 P.M. nt SID'S ;i Wednssiisy tn honor doctors ^ho L — Officlalu in this BOOTERV. pill In thli COUPON and mall or deposit at any rural township have extended "; will serve as interns and resi- •f the PARTICIPATING STOICS. Ne> purchate necessary. dents for |he coming year. Dr. their sympathy to the heleagiiered oitins of Plajnfield and Ndwirk, 1O 25 .Inhn Mele, sisncUte attending 125 physician and chairman of the At the suggestion of Commlt- luncheon penjram, introduced the teemgn William. H. Wenges, the 1,, .No me Towiihip Committet,, un«nimniw- in-rontln| docUiH to the staff. «p fa 2 y«DfJ 19 pay WT. Gi=?ANT CO Open Ivtnlngi "til 9 p.m. The new Interns will partici- ly approved a resolution sxprn- pate in t one-year rotating; traln- jing sympathy to th« riot-torn inj progrem which rnquires that ereas en* condemning tiyileji'- they ejieh wrve thrn'c months in medicine and surgery and twoMr. Mengesi commented that 531 PROSPECT AVE LITTLE SILVER month! In ohBtelfTr.s and ifiyna- there were "hitter way* of salv- cnlejp, nefilatri^, and In thf "liting, urban problems thin civil : patient dl" THE DAILY REGISTER ! 10—Wednesday, July 19, 1?67 ,

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Fresh Frozen Peter S. Falvo Jr. 'Tor' Garden Grand Will Join ffl Opening Vegetables Ce/ebrafion Law Firm The Hottest 1 NEW LONG BRANCH - Peter S. With Butter Sauce FINAST Falvo Jr., 396 Brighton Ave., will Pea*, Corn, Sliced Green jojn tfie firm of .Carton, Nary, SUPER- Witt and Arvanitis, counselors Beans, Petite Sliced Carrots at law in Asbury Park, in the MARKETS fall. IN LONG ISLAND Son of Mr. and-Mrs. Peter Fal- Frozen Food Sale vo, of the same, address, Mr. COWAGW Falvo received a bachelor of MHMtKK RO. laws degree recently from Suf- folk University, Boston, Mass., where he was vice president PATCHOttK of the Wig and Robe Society, and MAIN ». a member of the Justice Frank- furter Chapter of Phi Alpha Del- ta national law fraternity. He is STOCK-YOUR-FREEZE* a 1960 graduate of Red Bank High School, and received a t //?> / MATURING QUALITY POODS bachelor of arts degree in' his- .Super Swing AT SUPER SAVINGS! tory from St. Anseim's College, 'YOR'GARDEN * Manchester, N. H., in I9B4. Mr. Falvo is married to the BROCCOLI SPEARS former Christine M. McKenna of •YOR- GARDEN MIXED Manchester. They have a 10- month old son, Daniel. VEGETABLES SAUCi Wins National APPLE- •YOT GARDEN Gem Show Prize SPINACH MATAWAN - Michael Kidzus, SAUCE Ravine Dr., Was awarded the romo PUFFS 5;;i. third prize in the National Gem CLING •YOT GARDEN and Mineral Show conducte'd in 10« the Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C., over the July PETITE PEAS PEACHES 25 ox. 4 weekend. COFFEE LIGHTENS The theme of the show was "Our Mineral Heritage" and the FINAST CREEMRITE 2^31 c thaw was combined with *he con- N€W AND DBXIOUS ventions of The American Feder- No.**' ation of Mineralogical Societies com and the Eastern Federation of BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP £55' Mineralogical and Lapidary So- cieties. c ( Mr. Kidzus, president of the Matawan Mineralopical Soci&ty, BONELESS TOP, BOTTOM or CROSS RIB was accompanied by his-.son, DRINKS Mark, and a friend, George Es posito, also of Ravine Dr. All Flavors They also attended the Astro ON SALE THIS League Convention at George- town University, and visited WHK. VOL. 7 places of interest in the capital. RAND )USUA( Mr. Kidzus said *he local so- ROUND a£y.hae?pU4,p,»{r (CHOICE) file 1968,Mineralogical ShdW in Matawan Regional High School. RUJSTRAnO Its theme will be "Mothers' Day Gems" and it will'be held May 11 and 12. A11AS RICHMOND 5TRAWBOWY ROAST Students Take 2tb. (TOP SIRLOIN BONELESS ROAST jar Semi-Boneless Hams Rutgers Course Pure Preserves 59 ROAST lONftESS NEW BRUNSWICK - Ten stu- FINAST BRAND MM CRY-O-VAC Agnts from Monmouth County WELL TRIMMED ^GROUND CHUCK LEAN, TASTY will be among 115 from 19 of the 21 counties of New Jersey, the Dog & Cat Food 14 EXT«A LEAN District of Columbia' and four GROUND ROUND other states, who will attend an APRICOTS, PEACHES or FRUIT COCKTAIL A «fe BON&ESS eight-week Summer Experience L. I. Ducklings (SHOULDER STEAK in Social Work Program at Rut- gers University. Diet Delight Fruit «23 U. S GOVT ^CALIFORNIA STEAK CUT Dr. Werner W. Boehra, dean GRADE A ROJRESS of the Rutgers University Gradu- Finest Sattiim 'it. i*.. 19c Svgar Wafmv . i*f. 39c ^LONDON BROIL SHOULDSt ate School of Social Work will Collf« hn Gaucho ot lpt. lOor.j, CHUCK CW welcome the students to an orien- Tomalo Cocktail Burry Mr. Chips CUBE STEAKS tation session tomorrow. Richmond Grade A' Chicken Parts cmxx Summer Experience in Social Mixed Nvti ww~«"69c Dixh ntttHk T 5 CALIFORNIA ROAST GVt Work, a non-profit organization, K..bl.r CHICKEN LEGS ^ <4! FROM tm OCtAN TO YOU affiliated with the state univer- •«<*. 39t sity, will be directed by Mrs.RainiMw A«t. Liquid Bleach Dog Food CHICKEN BREASTS f s Marilyn H. ..Brmvn__ of Ksida!! FRESH FILLET OF FLOUNDER ^Park. Tomorrow's activities will NesteS' Red Heart include a welcome by Dean H.fill. U 5 »ut • Sliced. FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS 59c SME1TS...FANCY No. 1 GRADE Baehm. small group discussions Great Shdces Mushroom . and will feature a panel com FUli VIEW PACKAGC 10. OH lab.l M M»nt. SLICED BEET LIVER "39c posed~of ~studenf.T"nnd/.-profes- Tomato Catsup «ional social workers. • A&H Born FSCSH FROZEN SEAIEO IN FUVOft Taking part in the eight-week HSALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS CUBED VEAL STEAKS program will be Carol A. Glaser REGULAR 1.29 VALUE FRANKS AND KRAUT* of Fair Haven: Clare Twy, Farm lpMoz. Ingdale; Margarel Kirby, Free- LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC bot. FINAST FRANKS *« "»r» 59c M hold: ' Nancy Geltzeiler and lie Off UB£l Rachel E. Schoor, both Little TANGY SAUERKRAUT < - 17' MUM SPRAY DEODORANT lir. 29c Silver: Mary Maraziti, Mana- Thompson squan; Darlene Bfdle, Matawan; 59c APPETIZING SAVINGS* Diane Clayton, Neptune City: ULTRA-BRITE TOOTHPASTE Carol Eckstein, Shrewsbury, and BAKERY SAVINGS Marcia Rienijps. West Allenhuret. HAM & SWISS Seedless COMBINATION Yi Ib. BOIUD HAM 300 Register Cinnamon Buns " "• and M Ib. DOMESTIC SWISS 109 For Day Camp FINAST OV1N-FRESH I**- 39 FULIY COOKED PASTRAMI WHOUor HAlf Grapes 14 M. FAIR HAVEN — Over 300 FWAST NAM BOLOGNA SUCEC TO OICC* youngsters have registered in ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE Summer Day Camp activities 1 pound LOX -- SMOKED SALMON sponsored by the' Fair Haven FINAST ITALIAN BREAD loaf 27c •AVAIU8U: AT STORES WITH A«>fT1ZIN8 DWAKTMtNT Recreation Commission this sea- LARGI ion. CLUSTERS Highlight of this 'week's ac- FREE COUPON DAIRY /MPT. SAVINGS tivities will be an Jnlerborn Play IOO Day at McCarter Park, startinc BREAKSTONf SALT or SWEET PRINT Ib. at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Young- &•}(. GREEN STAMPS sters' from Little Silver, Orran- GRADE A 29 SMOOTH-SKINNED porl, New Shrewsbury, Shrews 1 1 WITH PURCHASE OF $9 OR MORE 8 ez. pkg. Ib. bury and Rumsnn will comix " , Nectarines PEACH 29° against'parh nthpr in a variety of LIMIT ONe PER ADUtT — CIGAHEnES, TOBACCO, BEER, BUTTER UQUOR nnd FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFFIt RBR =1 37 SUMMERTIME IS playground games. ML FUVOM for fit Hock^fMnrfc. Coptogul, BREAKSTONE YOGURT Limes LIME TIME At prpcpnt snmP 110 vnuri£ . V/ntiiM n"i( Elirahdh 6 25 sters are recisterrd with IIIP W". Fmasl X-SHAW 9... . 59c FRESH low Si, plaVHrramrl, III) v Knoll i— MIIIIIIIIIMIMII vwvGooud thrIIHUu JMI.Sat.,, July A/M22nMd ^^^^m^- CRACKER BARREL CHEESE Flt4A4T UICM CALIFORNIA for \.ood School and SO havp Msn'od Lemons llor. 6 29< up for tennis instruction nt th" AMERICAN CHEESE PASTHflNZfO PROCESS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 22nd at nil NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, GREEN ZUCCHINI Youth Cpnlpr, There still t* iv"i pinl carton j BROOKSIDE SOUR CREAM fnr voun^strrr beK\f ^n I! -nd PEARl RIVER and STATEN ISLAND stores. We reserve the right to limit Squash or YELLOW 2 29 r 1,1 yrTi of 3"f w'i'i ^niil^ 'i^ quantities. Hot responsible lor typographical errors. BROOKSIDE CHEDDAR CHEESE In "iri;r in -nflhil, li.-i lr-ih:\\', and similar gamrs with f-ini-, -1 from negrby borough5. | 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONO BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, July 19, 1967—11 |tJi< nation tn improve their biak- Mutual Aid Savings Up Named to S&L Bank Promotes Mrs. BradJev !i»J! knowledge aad «kil!s MATAWAff — The Farmers & such «he is responsible for in--through •ducatJon. MAN/tfQUAf* - Alfred L. Oe- *feoo4 at 1)9,- League Unit tMrcbtttU Nations I Bank has forming the V. S. public rt the On iJie !o«*l level, Mrs. Brad- Bow, president and chairman Mutu»| Aid's javftM Ml*. Barba/a Bradley ^iaeuioini opportunities in feud- ley is treasurer of Monmouth the ta«rd of Hcectorf of-Mat NJ2WAKJC - The pp were paid a record dividend of to *Hi*t*« tru»t officer, Mrs, ing and of tna>u'»%\r,% fratnt Chapter, American Institute ot Successful Aid Savings and Loan AMOcit- 413,802.53 in th« first half of mefltof 1dm 0/Lawley, pf««i< Bradley is a native of Matawan banking employees throughout Banking. tion, Rt, 71 and Main St., re- dent-of Shadow Lawn Savings and the daughter of former Bor- ports that as of the end of June, arid Loan Association, Long After payment of dividends and ough Councilwoman Geitevieve operating experiiev*M,43!.«8 was Brandi, to the community rela^ Investing tioni committee of the New Jer-Donrlell. She joined F&M in 1959. put aside for reserves. Total re- Mrs. Bradley is national chair- Stock Marketserves stand at $1,868,027.91. sey Savings and Loan League was announced here today, C. man of publicity for the Ameri- By Roger- E. Spear Mr. DeBow added to his report can Institute of Banking, the ed- Yesterday's closing stocks: Vaughn Donnelly, board chair- I John* Man M'i by stating that Mutual Aid in- ucational branch of the Ameri- a recent widow. J would definitely add to my Hold I Joy Mlg vested $1,310,800 in home mort- man of the state trade organiza- Air Reduo 43 HJ 841 three years ago. He served as and loan associations in public clude a number of fast growth Am Bmell 7(1"J | Mack Trk 'SI. Petroleum Unit chairman of the board of the affairs." have been left in such comfort- Am «M 24% I Magnavoi M situations, if you can accept low- Am Tel * Tel M j Manilh Oil LOANS nhlr circumstances. You have Am T»i> M\, Martin M 47!4 an excellent list which consists er income. But in doing so, I Ajmp rn« 31i*i, ] Ma*flntt« Names Sullivan would determine 6ome of your Anaconrta 40% I Mf rok S" entirely nf good quality issues, in Armrn SI] S4»(i | MfJ-M 40 TRENTON — Joseph F. Sulli- slowel r stockks lo kcek the tolal 37V» Minn M*K • K'i van of 1008 Grasmere Ave., Wan- PRIME MEATS my op! The only criticism of P Armst Oit W>i4 Mo Pan A to 15 individual issues. A»hl Oil 30'ii MoWloll l» amassa has been appointed as- your porllollo is that it in- 25% I MoM Ward HOMEMADE rludrs loo many individual stocks. ..Q) "Wiiat effect will the mer- MOV. I Nat Bl«e sociate director of the N.J. Pe- $5 QC eath • 111 59 | N CaJUl Hef Rer Wlth have Avco *>>rp troleum Council. BOLOGNAS MUff Of If Bucy Erlt 32'4 : Norwich Ph Jersey and covered pojitlcs and CHICKEN Wi CAN IE! TOU HSVI 2»*i | OuU) Mar manageable proportion. neco proposes to issue one share S38OOO &\aft'^ Owenn III state government since 1581. I Jf you dispose of your seven of $5.50 preference stock — con- 1 Tan Am Wld overag* 22 e rtible aft r Jul 46 I Penney JO Born in Jersey City, Mr. Sul- any style holdings of less than 100 shares,jy _ f y L 1989 into M i* you con iave 3.6 shares Tenneco common—for W- livan graduated from St, Peter's f Wt iptciitht hi you might well build up such is- " I Pa IlTi 5/ 50 eoch week 46% | repel Co College in 1952 before serving (• itw«l UM n—4t of suns as General Motors, Amcri- each share of Kern County Land. M7 i Perkln Elm 41S HOME "f "AN LET TOU HAVE 323 j Pli two years in the Army. For the ran Can, Lone Star Gas, Pfizer, There is potential dilution but no 3* MADE FRANKFURTERS 69; $500.00 actual .. - Phil El 35« past two years he has been a ALL THE PUBLIC and Pacific Gas & Elec)ric. I issuance of new common CVthim (inn 27 2714 IPW1I ret member of a staff of professional -•" contemplated in this connection. 44 S i Pit Steel ALL THC TIME 33 Ti I Pun Bv E*a writers who teach prose writing EXTRA LEAN WE MUST CARE MEETING ' believe that acquisition of Kern W t Pullman It'i IRCA techniques at St. Peter's College. CHUCK GROUND or MATAV/AN — The Paul Bcnda County Land will add to Tenne- C4^ Reading w diem 77;{ I R* Conlrolsl LEGAL NOTICE "•••"• r>r«u 3nd He is married to the former BELL FINANCE JBSSSSL Tenter. di Pont NOTICB Pun 1,1 JJ2J4 istnSl»'P»» Jane Clancy and they have sev- •ED BANK FHEEH01D /£V 1TUHTIC BI1HUH0S lOKKItNCN 77 l»0»D IT. 31E. MtIM ST. I'M HIW»l II nr. lit Ht. HINNDWH 3-178 EMt Ko/l 1*>'4 ; Shell Oil" Quality Freezer Orders RIIKBIFK'K Sir.E End Jotm en children. Ttl.: 741-9D00 Tel.: 4M-M00 ^r> . Til.: 211-2300 Tll.ilH-1314 FIRST MMCHANTS fiUrBRTOR riHTJlT OF NKW JKBSEY Erie I.acK !>S ISml'lh, AC SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! MTOMTOWN: 22 MAIN ST., toritir UWII IT. • 111. itl-Utt CHANCKRV IMVIMON FlreatonR 4« I Sou PtC INTEREST mnyuotitn comity mo oj> M'l 'Smi P.y Multi-purpose Classified Ads MIODlETOWHl ttlOuvi HIWIV 35 • Ttl.: 671-1111 llorlut Jfo. r jfM-M •rt Mnt w J*rn?y Corporation 7*!% [Stn Oil NJ Plalnlllf >•»: WIIX1AH T. RUSREM, virtu* writ or expmllnn T3' h* afcovw ----- 8lll 141 A Action to me dl- ;t 29129'.4^ ]] Trxtron 73 ON« frr sa]9 at pub- 1 Tel 47»i I TMornM Ol! Ml, pndi]», at ttx Cviurt H 1 1h ! Pamper Your Baby and Your Budget 30 -i I Tran«ftin*r f FrftPhoM, OttjnTy of -Mnn- Oa Pac Cp m Mew Jprtty, im Monday the R> * ! L'n Pui" 24(h day or July, 1007, at 1 o'clock. Z!>'i ! T:n Tank O r.M. p»ev«lliti« Ilmo. ALL that c«rt,iln trict or parctl 47'i I r;nit Airo pf4 llug Btc^l n* inttrttMim of tht itotjttlftrly alde- IMrc IJI<- n I Sears IWalwortn 1n« fit Seventh Strfft and this **»ter!y III Ont Inri 6IH4 [Warn R Plo NOW ildpllns of an unturned »tr«et anil jjnee Eanand 44 V,V ! Will Vn | I rurhnlct] Chick ti*rr l (.011 niimhffrd 21 a/ifi 22, Blictt i I t?Uh Trf g and oakn. Sim 3-U me. 6 Mo. On «fl Poiibook , AR ihAwn on a map ffltlllM, "Map b. Time-San tag 5«Wngf t,ak*vf*'w P*rk" nlsrt known an •LEGAL NOTICE Certificate! Aecoitntt '*vf«^d WHP of I>ot.i at MnUwan 2/79c iwmhip, Mnnmnuth Co.. N'. J.. t#- b. Me Plastic Training Pants wttfc D«i»«IH \matti Up H nsifii; tt Jioifi n. lypffertu" marjw hv Richard Heunrr, C. IB., Aunnst Id. oottttn terry Httktg Insids. Three- $15,000 By F.D.I.C. 1W3 HIT! f(]*rl to Ihp rt#rK')l Offtr* 21R teyw emtt*. SIZM 1-4. Ki In Dm County of Monmoiith Ja eaae enrnr OF NEW JFRSE J*o, «, niANCEIlT DIVISION I?p|ng wimmonly known RM *1fi«!j- MOXHOCTH COI!NTT ii*(! «• Nrt. 4-"th Htrcitt Mitawtn. llw«e» Xn. p- lall-M c. 1.2* Cotton Training Panu. Pack- N^w Jerwy niton, ff Bl «Re Of three. M. ^JJQ TH« 8ppr(w!m*t* «mnnnt of *h» J'ldjt- c"rpS;"l''!?,, d. I.» cottm Knit Gownt and COM* nf tMn #ale. Merntttr Fftipral Rrierw, miM May 22, 1!!67 «,„ of Wragberj tn oo-ordinHing prink. Federal Deporlt Inttirsnc* PAI.*^ KXERXAN, flherltf. action Snap&stenem. ^y Corporation Marvin Q \ii«n«f, Atty. inni- 2t. July 5.. 12. 39 *64.4 «. S for l.M nikHm SWrta of cotton rib knit. SnrHutge ooatrorlod. llVnsTim;: „*!gizes 8-24 mos. g•|"l ' ltMle |ym h, d )n ough or uninn Bsarh m ihe County of Monmnuth, in fh* HU tQ ot st f. J for 1.75 Snap«ld« SUrts of Cry- Jerfpy: ton rtb,knlt. Aot*lrn-ft«« «1##VM. 'INNING at n point In lh» Rnuth ifle nf AumHck Avenue rUgt*nt Tape<3-18mo». 3 ««1.57 M l *t Wp«tCTly ffom the Westerly 'f Beaicat» Avpniw; tfwnce d 7 rtegffea 30 minutes West m g. 4.M Diaper Bagg In pastel or POOLS III a point; thence {2t South 82 dark oolors. Soft, flexible plastic (ifftfreeJ 30 minute* Ea«t 20 " on rij^id frame.

P l 3.97 th#nc# *** ahromed mMal handle. Mas- thence f«i South 82 rlcRr^en .10 tic. Hokk «) dl«p(M. n Q7 d?grwa 30 minute, EBSt 3no. "Jit Off-Season Prices ]. U» Baby B«th Tuhi of soft un- breakable plastic. Indanted soap A POOL TO FIT tmyo. Hoida 30 quarts. O 97 Ulo Easterly 5 fcrt of Ix,t No. 59 EVERY BUDGET! M ' H°" M"" "' ^rl"«nl Beach. k. 1.J9 Flttod Cotton Sheets with Mouih^county, New Jer.ey.dattd eteitioized corners. Sanforized. Fremlsea being; commonly known aa White and prints, 52x28-in. Nl). 42* Aumack Avtnue. tnlon Btaeh, ABOVE GROUND Tile approxlmite amount of th» judE- 97c •« tn l» iau«ned by .aid >ala la m. 2 for 1.41 Cotton Blanked In costa ot this fale. heavy weight. White, blue, pink Daled Jun« 21, 1»«7 IN GROUND 'and more. 30x40-in. t% lllr QQp n!. * ££? Attya. July 18. M, Aus. a n. Thermal Orion Cotton Blanket* STEEL* REDWOODS NOTICK RT piumy pucon. unn OK RBr.UT,ATmf5 Tire MxSNn. «lz«7 ... - AND CbOSUH) HOURS ROUND OR OVAL OF STORES KNGAflKD IN THE Dt- £^,.?Ay?.-I° -TH_E PUBLIC OF INSTALL NOW! WHEREAS, under and purnusnt ttte provlsiond of Sftctjon 10:52-1 (gt Of the Revised Statutes of New jer- , the Mayor and Council is au- PAY NEXT YEAR inonzea. and empowered, to make amend, repeal and (taforca ordlnancri to license and rcBulate, among olhnr things, stores fnr the direct sal- trt tn» puMic of merchandise and food provisions; and k WHKREA8, ths Cniinctl doom* it to be In the public Inturent and lor im general riwiuft and walfArA of th'e nnr- ougri of atirtwMiury that tne houm riur- Ing whlcH such "tores ahall conduct their bunlrtftfls shall he regulated; Now, therefore, BR IT OHDAINKn iy th#' Mayor srtr! Council of Uln Bor- ough of Shrewsbury in the County

Section 1. All stores, estflhllshmentfl or places of business engaged in the direct' salw in ttio public or merchan- 9 disB arid frnd provisions for consump- .ton Diapers! ttift Borough of 9hr«wahury, Bhali ton closed to th* public, and th« bilsinpsn therein, together wlUi all dellverlei to/said jifemlftCB, Bhall b« and in herfl- \>y prohibited before the hour of i o'clock A.M. and after th« hour.t of 10 o'clock P.M. on all day*. Convenient, Disposable Absorbent Gauze 4.50 Pre-Folded Section 2. No person, firm or car- pnratlort ihall sell, nr offer to aell fllrectly to the public, in any atore, establishment nr plHCfl nf bunln^BB lo. cftted within the Borough of Shrew*, bury, any irterchatiiilflo nv food pro- 197 Regular 2.99 97 Regular 4.50 -J 71 vtsiona for consumption off tlia prem- Sears Low Price spa, hfttofn thn IiniiM nf fl o'clock l.M. nr after ido hour of 10 o'clock Sears I-ow Price- SAVE S3c tJ *.M. of any day. 1 Steel Wall Kits—$995-up All deliveries ta nnld prdmlnPS phall ie prohiblled before the hdur nf fi Mother, take a vacation from diaper Fastest drylnR ol all diaper fabrics, the** Save folding time on 10,IKf0 diaper i'clock A.M. and after the hour of VISIT OUR URGE EVERYTHING FOR 10 o'clock P.M. of any day. washing! These soft, absorbent paper popular two-ply cotton gaure diapers are changes per year! Two-lay«r lides and Section 3. Any persons, firm or cor- easy to pin, very comfortable, wonder- 6-laycr centers tor easy pinning, luper DISPLAY THE POOL poration wno Bhalt vioiata any or the diapers are made to be thrown away. provisions of thin ordinance nhnll, upon absorfaescy. Durable 14x20 in. eotldo. convlctlnn, bn , »ur»Ject (° a f'n* not Easy to pin. Ideal for travel. S-M-L. fully absorbent, 20x40 tn. FINANCING exceeding ^2o0.no or tri imprisonment • CHEMICALS n. the County Jail for a term not ex- ARRANGED ceeding [10 da yd, or both. 'Each day • EQUIPMENT upon which any such violation anall ftccur shall he dedmefl ft separate of- lense. 7 YEARS • SUPPLIES Rection 4. Thin ordinance shall lake' CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge Phone Sears (or All Baby Needs effect upon final passage and publica- TO PAY • SERVICE tion In accordance tvith law. •*' " •„•• NOTICE • .. ' Tlie forismoinic onilnAnen was Intro- need ond'panned on first reading: by thn Council nf tha Borough of Shrews- bury on July 11, 1967 and will hHve 1500 HIGHWAY 35 ' Phone ADD-ON POOLS Inc. lecond. hradlnj and cnnslderation tnt Inal adoption on Tuesday, Aufjunt S, 1400 HIGHWAY 35 DAY or NIGHT 1067 at 8 p.rn, The mMtlng will Ue' SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MIDDLETOWN 671-3800 field In the Broad. Street Auditorium nf the Shrewsbury School and p#fsortd wishing to lie heard thoreon will bo Guaranteed or Tour Money Bick MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:30 TIL 9s30 MIDDLETOWN 671 - 0808 given full opportunity. SEABS,£OEBUCKAMD CO. JEAN W. FABRY SATURDAY 'TIL 5:30 Borough Clark July IB' , SUPREME WIN SUCED, WHITE PLAY ACME'S GAME WHERE SANDWICH EVERYBODY WINS! BREAD: I SUPKtMSUPREMCE PLAIN OK SEEDE5tEDED - .« -_ VIRGINIRye Bread.....A LEE ICED . 4 ££.1 Cinnamon Buns $9 I I |\ VIRGINIA LEE • 8.,nch Apple Pie...

VIRGINIA LEE, PLAIN ' agk. Angle Food Cake ...... 49e

IDEAL 52-oz Pri« ©J BAYER 2 REG. BARS 27c 10c OFF LABEL C btl. of Lifebuoy Soap -2^ 27 Farilla McKinnon Joseph P. Gardner 100 5cOFFLABEt ASPIRIN 59 1700 Heck Avenue 78 Plymouth St. KUNIK r:::^rrr:^ # 47* Neptune, N.J. Montclair, NJ. KuuLinji AnOfiol «»«•••• 24-OT. UVORIS r ««.•« Salad Oil btl. Mouthwash fc?"76e LOTION SHAMPOO Head & Shoulders..... LANCASTER BRAND, REGULAR STYLE FIRESIDE BRAND This Coupon Worth 2Qr toward purchase of 1-lb.pkg. _ LEGO' FIRESIDE 01LANCASTER BMtti jg SLICED SUCED BACON NAME.., ADDRESS.

RnlHfflabb Itmi iHf 72,1«/ OVEN READY ... ib 69' BACON UMIT ONE COUPON P£R FAMILY

FIRESIDE e LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTER BRAND 2-«>- OOC% This Coupon Worth 10 Breast 0' Lamb bag towardpurthoMof any2k>av«s. THREMN-ONE COMBINATION, ROAST, STEWS CHOPS LAMB CHOPS Dynamic Delkai ewen Dit tounh SUPREME BREAD Chuck 0'Lamb...... „,. 49' SHOULDER RIB LOIH TAYLOR SLICED LANCASTER BRAND _ ( PORK ROLL lamb Patties. t>. 49 OT ib. W ib. -1 ib. SLICED m LANCASTER BRAND, BONE-IN BYTHEPIECEOR » ».•,•-•.•.•-/' Sliced Pastrami ...... «>. 23' : GERMAN __ CHUCK u. c Potato Salad u, 25' WWWRRRJffiM QUARTERED e Ib. SLICED INTO CHOPS This Coupon Worth 20 |s STEAK ..r...... 39 PORK LOINS 75 towqrd $1 purchase or mot* CENTER CUTS...ib.49* PRODUCE LANCASTER BRAND •&, LANCASTER BRAND (SHOULDER CUT) Rib Steak...... ib. 79C London Broil LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTER BRAND (BOAR CUT) ^^ . !.;.:: e ADDRESS Club Steak SwissSieak ..ib 99 ! M ' LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTER BRAND • Shoulder Steak lb. Cube Steak \ jb. IIMIT ONE COUPOHPERfAWLY LANCASTER BRAND, CHUCK __/ LANCASTER BRAND Fillet Steak ...»..»»•»•»»»» GroundChutk.-..*.•*«..•.»:•*.. F , : ' lANCASTER BRAND ''** lANCASTER BRAND " .-..,- % ' _ ' .'JJSS' RED, Ripe Chicken Steak...... •»«•»•••• Beef Cubes...v...... ^^^'.::'ib.fc

SUNKIST LEMONS 10o49c SUNKIST ^^ ORANGES 10for39c GREEN CABBAGE 2ibs.15( JERSEY - ^ _ _ BEETS. 2buncw29( JL 2- OFF LABEL AJAX ISS CLEANSER 14-oz.

DETERGENT WITH FREE TOWEL LIQUID DETERGENT ADVANCED YOU PAY LESS 32 c Breeze Wisk br75 All Detergent 70 Fluffy All r YOU PAY tESS COLD WATER DETERGENT SOAP, PINK OR WHITE 10c OFF IABEL TABLETS * 32-oz. ! c bath Liquid Lux . btl. 82- Surf. '5£f...... *62' Pove....2"C37bars & § ... . Mt2 bars ' FABRIC SOFTENER BLUE W/GLASSES 7c OFF IABEL DISHWASHER Final Touch... 3S79< Silver Dust. X34£ Spry Shortening... 82C All Detergent.A I. ^.. SOAP NEW SUNSHINE ' YOU PAY LESS LIQUID I mmmm P^9' Tregolar^ Ct ^k bath f C ! 3 t bars Rinso... '£S LIIX ... of 4# bare ^ J .. £m I 62 liquiq d Dove S57' Cold Water All...... lr75 Prices tff«tiv« thru July 22,1967. Qu

UNCROFT—Newman Springs Road at Hurley Lane FAIR HAVEN—p6 River Road WEST LONG BRANCH—Roure 36 and Broadway HOiME DELIVERY Use Our Want Ads Iff 1 For Quick Results 741-0010 RAIN OR SHINE , Dial 741-6904 DAY OR NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION 40c PER WEEK WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1967 7c PER COPY ' Circulation Figures Exceed All Expectations Business Is Booming at Matawan Library

By PHYLLIS SPIEGEL cecded all expectations, ac- any of the past three years. Mrs. Volz has had to request take out seven books, children, nity," she feels, "just as a She hopes to add a micro- Fair, one book company MATAWAN - Business is cording tft Mrs. Sara Volz, iU She said that.some days 1,000 that borrowers voluntarily four. dress must be made to fit. If film reader to store periodicals phoned and said, "There must booming at the new library rector of the Matawan Free books are charged out, when limit pre-school books. More than 15,000 books are I can accomplish what I'd like for longer periods of time than be a mistake—no community here. Public Library. ordinarily you'd get 150 to 200. Often people have had to available, with new ones being to, this library will just fit this space limitations will allow and could possibly have sold so Cirtulation figures have ex- "We didn't realize how No Dinners stand in line for 20 minutes or added continually. Mrs. Volz borough and this towaship." she'd like to have a copying many books!" starved these people had been "When I saw one woman more to check out. One book has a budget of $20,000 for new In Matawan, she said, adults machine to help students in re- A recent visitor to the li- for books," Mrs. Volz said. leaving with a pile of books salesman remarked tHat he books and has been weeding read more non-fiction than search, and a phonograph rec- brary was Mrs. Edwin H. When the new building for the third time in a week never sees so many people out the out-dated ones. A grad- fiction, and this is unusual, She ord collection. She expects to Dominick, who had been in opened last May 15, Mrs. Volz — and she's not the only one in any other library. After the uate of Duke University, she was initially surprised to note add to the staff next year a charge of the Matawan Free expected heavy traffic. After — all I could think of was, first hectic week, an emer- has an extensive background that the shelves emptied quick- library college trainee who will Public Library for 40 years, all, she explained, the town- there must be a lot, of. families gency order was placed for a in university and school librar- ly of books in philosophy, psy- eventually become children's until her retirement in 1960. ship and borough had been around here with no dinners!" second book charging machine. ies and is a member of the chology and folklore. There librarian. "The new library is beyond without . adult library service On opening day, Mrs. Volz Staff of Five New Jersey Education Associa- were no foreign language An interesting comment was our dreams," she said. "We since August, 1966, when the explained, shelves in the chil- The staff of five, including tion and American Library As- books at all when she came to made by Diana Falick, presi- wanted this for so long, and 100-year-old library which had dren's division were filled; not Mrs, Volz, are the same people sociation. She finds it important Matawan, and Mrs. Volz has dent of the Strathmore PTO, now isn't it wonderful, It's stood on the site of the new another book would fit. By the who worked at the old build- to keep up with all the book started a small collection. who said that after their Book here!" air-conditioned building • was end of the first week, a few ing and say they've never had reviews and professional jour- closed for demolition. At that lonely volumes leaned over on such pressure. But all are nals anslip of f culation to be triple that of school books were added. Still, about 50 a day. Adults may dividual needs of its commu- and-personal warmth belie the old idea of paper that she didft't have any butwould be Mrs. Sara Volz the stodgy librarian. happy to order one from the state library, He begged her not to write but to give him Mrs. Volz is delighted with what she 1 the Opportunity-to-practice lip reading. H§- Community Raritan Budget Cut calls "the casual feeling of a small town was new here and had no one to practice library." In a large city, she says, you can with. "I told him anytime he came in I or. get everything you want, everything but per- one of my staff would devote at least 10 „ Backs Up sonal attention. Here, the staff, knows the minutes to practicing with him, no matter * Appeal Is Denied people and knows what they like. It's not un- how busy we are. And he's been In jeveral usual for one of the librarians to set some- times since!" thing aside for a borrower because she Its Library RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The school system. The cuts meant, knows of that person's interests." Mrs. Volr Is appreciative of the work MATAWAN - The Matawan state commissioner of education be said, that some of the class of Matawan. volunteers In Bie library and Frep Public Library has received rooms under construction could Before coming to Matawan last winter, feels that when people are involved in this fcur gifts from businesses and yesterday rejected the Board of not be staffed when completed. Mrs. Volz was co-ordinator of 11 . school Education's appeal against the way, they feel more a part of thi library. organizations in the community, The cost of $40,000 tor each of libraries in Piscataway Township in Northern Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Brownies, all ^Wording to Mrs. Sara Volz, di- vf& $122,224 budget oats made by the the 46 new classrooms might be Jersey and worked in several large univer- pitched in to unpack and set up books and iS&ctor. Township Commi|tee. wasted for this school year, Mr. sity libraries which she describes as "well systems. The leader of a Brownie troop :The American Institute of Advised of the rejection at last Kaufman said. equipped, but so automated." that made 21 floor cushions for the chil- Management Shelf, a set of 11 night's meeting, several board Vincent J. Brady thought the "Here, there's never a dull moment," she dren's section said this was the first tims volumes devoted to business and failure to obtain support from says. "I am as involved with people as with her girls had something really useful to do. management, was presented members reacted strongly. the state indicated that no use- books. Why at noon today, a mother called "We've had people come in off the jointly by The Central Jersey Board President Theodore ful purpose was served in re- to ask if I'd seen her son Jimmy. She said street to ask what they can do to help. And Bank and Trust Company and Stieve said rejection of the ap- ferring the budget^making pre he'd left home at 9 a.m. saying he was go- Tfie Farmers and Merchants meant that the commis- we put everyone to work," Mrs. Volz said. rogatives of local boards to the ing to the library to study. She didn't believe Bank. Charles W. Mandeville sioner, Dr. Carl F. Marburger, In Fact, the children's reading program is state. him, But she described him and his costume administered completely by volunteers under and Charles Scliock made the had tunned his back on a chal- and when I went out to look, Jimmy was, Mr. Stieve threatened that the the direction of Mrs. Betty Ann Honig of presentation for their respective lenge to improve the quality of indeed, engrossed in a book." banks. They said they hope this education. board would spend whatever w: Strathmore, she added. The children in Matawan are unusual, , gift will encourage the forma- "This lack of courage on the needed to maintain the educa Mrs. Volz, who lives in Dunellen, is the Mrs. Volz thinks. "Even the ones in diapers tion- of a small business library. rt of the commissioner is why tional quality of local schools mother of three teen-aged children. When who can hardly talk can say 'book' and the The Woman's Club presented Jersey has not attained even if this meant exceeding thi not involved in reading professional jour- budget. smallest tykes know how to handle them." a. book return box which will be leadership in education," he de- nals, book reviews or controversial book!, One day Mrs. Volt is an education ad- placed on the porch for use when member David L. He said the board would apply she likes to act in amateur theatricals and the" library is closed. The four- for a supplementary appropria- visor, the next she may be practicing lip to paint. She is a member of the Plainfield SUMMER GUEST — Mrs. John J. Applegate of 9 Swan Kaufman agreed with Mr. Stieve reading. She recently had a long distance call foot high metal receptacle con- adding that the decision was a tion if it ran out of money. Art Association and The Old Forge Studio Lake Park, Freehold and her sons, left to right, David, from Western Electricin Burlington, N. C, Gallery in Millstone Township. tains a spring device which pro failure to accept responsibility After members vented thei vents books from falling and 4, and Daniel, 2 welcome Gary Dlugolickl, 8, of Manhat- for .educational quality. disappointment, Mr. Stieve reo deposits them onto a rolling cart tan, New York, who was among other city children who Contention Attacked ommended that the board forget within the box. The cart may its defeat and concentrate its be wheeled up to the desk, elim- will spend two weeks Jiera in the Freehold Junior Wom- He attacked the contention o efforts on convincing the publi the commissioner that the Asbury's Striking Employees inating - time-consuming unload- en's Club annual Freth Air Fund prqgram. of the need for more money t< budget cuts would not adversely L h |iit»r Staff Photo) maintain j4he:J,jijuali&^fcA .;.the. '""' A '.'Sonic' truck was the gift of affect the' 'fiasic'quality of' tie schools. the 'management of Buttonwood The budget twice was de- Manor Restaurant. The library White Russian Facing Surgery feated by local voters; After the owned one such truck, which is second defeat it was referred to By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON proceeding for contenfyt citations Some non-striking workers used to shelve books, but the the Township Committee for 10 ASBURY PARK — City em- "But the law Is for/all and we balked at crossing the picket volume of circulation has been days. The cuts were made, at ployees who have been on strike will do our ee that it Is lines but did so when they were «v .unexpectedly heavy that It that time. iiere since Monday vowed warned that they would lose a never was empty, Mrs. Volz ex- 47 Years of Pain—He Smiles :erday they will defj Lane issued tem- day's pay if they did not report. • plained. By FLORENCE BRUDER a fine friend. He comes here marked the beginning of 47 irder to return to work and will porary injunction, pending a final Mr. Hermann said pickets ap- •A $15 check was presented by EATONTOWN — The out- to see me nearly every day." years of illness and pain. It JCP&L Pays tay on their picket,lines today. hearing July 28, after hearing tes- peared to have no effect on beach Tfifi Junior Woman's Club in Despite a restraint issued at timony elicited from Mr. Her- standing thing about him was In Home 11 Days did not dim the smile. front visitors though foul weather honor of the children born to loon at Freehold by Superior mann by James M. Coleman, his smile. Mr. Gladkqy^ has been at the His joints began to stiffen and the Newark riots have. Hi members during the past lourt Judge Merritt Lane Jr., state, assemblyman who is city Other things were the neat nursing home, under the care and become useless. Fine for Air (On Sunday, for instance, he year. lickets-kept on the march at four attorney. said, only 43 bus patrons arrived '.It is heartwarming to see patterned pajamas, the modern, of Dr. Anthony J. Pisani, Rum- "I could walk a little up to jcations through the night after Garbage Problem at the beachfront from Newark. this quality^ of interest from polished hospital bed, the fact son, for 11 days now. A friend a year ago," he said. "Now aking a vote to ignore the court. Mr. Hermann said that inability The average is between 40 and 50 members of the community," Mrs. that he was iying flat upon it, told him of the physician he I can stand for about 10 min- Pollution unable to move any part of his calls, "a great man — a utes with the help of two Thirty-seven public works and to pick up garbage has caused busloads.) Volt- eaid. "Such support will TRENTON (AP) - The State ieach department employees have body, except his arms, hands magnificent doctor." canes." Not long enough to his greatest concern and threat- Life Guards help to build this into the fine Health Department announced nanned the lines and another ens a health hazard. library Matawan deserves." and facial muscles. watch television in the spacious The chain of events which yesterday it has received a $500 to 20 co-workers have stayed No effort was made Monday Lifeguards are unaffected by "Why would anyone be in- lounge at Eaton Park. ! brought the 63-year-old White t their jobs. An additional 15 to move vehicles out of the city the walkout and have continued terested in me? I'm a com- "I learned most of my En- fine from the Jersey Central Russian to this up-to-date, 20 have reported, however. yard but yesterday one truck to protect bathers and keep the mon, ordinary man." The smile glish through television and Power and Light Co. for air single-story edifice began in The walkout was the first by and crew went into service. Po- sand clean. Beach front main- Name Change came again. 1920 when "A thousand of us, books," he admitted. pollution violations. •ublic employees in Monmouth ice held back pickets to let the tenance, however, has been ne- ItMjiade Konstantine Gladkov 15- and 16-year-olds, enlisted in After the war, some White glected, the manager said; Richard J. Sullivan, director lounty. truck move without incident. an extraordinary man. And his the White Army during the Russians were evacuated from Idea Rapped of the department's Clean Air Hermann Watching Collections were made at the Parking meters are starting to life has been anything but Russian civil war. We were . the country; others, said Mr. and Water Division, charged City Manager Paul Hermann beach and in business areas and ill up, posing two kinds of prob- common. too young," he recalled, "to Gladkov, "were sent to Siberia hat the firm frequently violat- said last night that he will "watch at some housing projects. Mr. ems. BySetteducato Standing next to his bed at understand politics, but we felt or executed." Three of his ed the state's air pollution con- and see" what happens this morn- Hermann said he hopes to put They become increasingly at- Eaton Park Nursing Home was instinctively that communism brothers were killed in the war R'ARITAN TOWNSHIP - Com- :rol code. ing but that he will not hesitate two trucks in service today, tractive nuisances to vandals our interpreter, George Kolow was against religion, justice and one was reported missing jr.ltteeman Nicholas Setteducato to seek contempt citations to jail whether the strike ends or not. and thieves; and once filled, they of Lakewood, a sun-tanned Rut- and normal living." and never heard from again. But the company, he said, last night added his voice to workers who do not abide by the In addition to the yard", picket may jam. In this situation, the gers student. His exposition The youth's patriotism led to was specifically fined for viola- arguments against the changing Mr. Gladkov went to Czecho- order. lines have paraded at City Hall, city would be deprived of added was not needed much; the a day in 1920 when he was tions on May 26, before tough- of the township name to Hazlet. slavakia, where he studied to "We. must follow the legal pro- at the beachfront Casino and at ncome and also would have ex- conversation went well in En- fighting next to an armored er pollution control measures "I can't nee any purpose be- be an engineer and came from cedures and abide by due pro- the adjacent incinerator plant on :ra servicing to Ao_ when the glish. A former tutor, Mr. train and a shell exploded were enacted. The new law pro- hind changing the name and there to this country in 1952. cess," said the manager about Wesley Lake: meters "were "restored to ser- Gladkov looked up at his "best doubt if it will ever happen," nearby. The shock of the ex- All these years, the effects of ides for fines of up to $2,500 vice. Mr. Setteducato said. pupil," as he firmly called plosion threw him against the the broken back became more a day as long as the violations Wifh his opposition, the com- George, and said: "He is also train, breaking his back. That evident. continue. Mr. Hermann said that he will see to it that meters are emp- mittee now stands two in favor He settled in Jackson Town- The firm .was fined for exces- of a ohange, two against and one Landfill Pier Study ted before they reach the criti- ship. sive smoke that billowed fromj cal period, however. undecided. . , Mrs. Serafima Vishnevsky, ;wo stacks at its Sayreville gen- "That won't be too difficult to The committeeman added, the widow of one of his late arrange," he added. "There is no real significance to brothers, with whom he lives, erating station, Sullivan said. Is Seen Required Police served notice on the 37 the name. Rather, it is the heri- said simply, "Our home is his He said the firm, one of the pickets named in the restraining tage which has meaning and ours home, He will come back there largest suppliers of electric ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — .landfill pier on harbor pollution is a township, rich in background power in New Jersey, had been order as they marched in mid- after this is over." Charles J. Hesse may have tojto get it approved, and heritage." ined a total of $700 previously afternoon. Pickets broke their "This" is the imminent sur- commission an engineering study! A' a m,ceti"g w'!h. the ranks for about two hours and He e;oplained that he believes gery to be performed by Dr. for two other violations within engineer for the Division of Pol- the quoted cost of $500 to effect the last 11 months. [on the effects of a proposed held a meeting in the city yard. Pisani in St. Vincent's Hospi- lution Control, Department of the Afterward, they restored the a name change is ridiculously tal, New York. Interior, borough councilmen low.! lines and spokesmen told Mr. "He will operate on my hips," learned the Army Corps of En- Hermann that the strike would "Td'change decals, policemen's Mr. Gladkov said with a ges- gineers now rules on pollution continue, badges, stationery and all the ture. "He is my last hope." Concert Is Tonight as well as navigational hazards, "Some said they were disas- rest would certainly run in Councilman John A. Joslin said Asked about the future, Mr. RED BANK — Tonight's concert by the Red Bank Mu- spciatinfi from the strike but thousands of dollars," Mr. Sette- yesterday. Gladkov replied, "I believe In nicipal Band will start at the Marine Park bandshell at 8:30 could not cross a picket line," ducato said. God." Mrs. Vishnevsky's hus- The project requires the corps' Mr. H-?imann said. "That's six of or as soon as the Jersey Ski-Tcrs water skiing show is over. approval. And approval would "The additional costs would in- band is an elder of St. Vla- one or a half a dozen of the Bo'.h are free, Conductor John W. Luckenbill has announced seem to require some proof of crease our budget, whioh is not dimir's Memorial Orthodox the following program for the concert: olher." Church in Jackson Township, proper tidal flow, the engineer really necessary in this case," March, "His Honor" Fillmore Strikers belong to the Asbury and she, too, exudes an aura advised' he concluded. Overture, "Mignon." - Thomas Park' local of the American Fed- of faith and gentleness. Council has granted permission eration of Techn'cal Engineers. Xylophone solo, "Chasin' Gary" Dorn for Mr. Hesse to prepare prelim- LT. JIANNINE ILL As for the past: "Jack Lon- All local officers resigned last (with soloist William Dorn) inary plans for rebuilding the RED BANK — Police Lt. don was always published first week to avoid being named per- Descriptive, "Syncopated Clock" Anderson pier. Philip A. Jiannine Jr. is re- in Russia. He, Mark Twain sonally in a city court action. In- Selections, "The King and I" ! Rodgcrs Mayor Jay M. Kellers np- ported in fair condition at River- and James Fenimore .Cooper stead I he city proceeded against CALMLY WAITING — Konstantine Gladkov in his sun- March, "Army Air Corps" Crawford poscd approval at the lime, say. view Hospital, where he was were our childhood heroes. Overture, "Orpheus" Offenbach all employees who could be .ob- ny room at Eaton Park Nursing Home. Dr. Anthony J. Many Russian boys ran away in£ a survey should be under- taken last week ,,aftor suffering Waltz, "Sleeping Beauty" Tschaikowsky served in the picket, lines and to America because of their taken beforehand. a heart attack. Pisani, Rumson, will perform surgery to alleviate the Novelty, "Three Blind Mice" Frangkiscr who had not reported for work. immobility which afflicts most of Mr. Gladkov's joints. Influence." The cost of an engineering Besides the sanitation depart- Councilman Joseph J. Falvo, March, "High School Cadets" Sousa study has been estimated at $10, Mr. Gladkov, a White Russian from Jackson Township, On a segment of the world (with majorettes led by Trudy Beaman and Pam ment, other strikers work for chairman of the police commit- situation: "The Communist sys- 000. the city water, sewer, beach and tee, said if the officer takes his has suffered from progressive immobility sinca 1920 Gale, flag twirlers led by Sue Tobias and spe- tem has not changed today. cialty twirlers Pat Gale, Linda Hansen and Pat Sidewalk Sale park departments. Mr. Herman vacation after his release from But when it fails, the Ameri- and says of his future, "I believe in God." Armstrong) Thursday, Friday, Saturday. W. said the last fnur departments the hospital, it probably will be can and Russian people will be National Anthem T. Grant Company, 531 Prospect were functioning both Monday fall before he returns to duty. (Register Staff Photo friends." ; Ave., Little Silver. (Adv.) and yesterday. i 14—Wednesday. Julv 19. 1567 THE DAILY REGISTER 4pe&ftftj On the Block-White Mink and Plaid Stamps and will feature designs to de- snund of the gavel. Another Terrace Room — on chilled regular feature. Why, we're By MARGUERITE HENDERSON light the college coed or so- (that may emit a jap or two) juirr, f;x! snipnon with inu.sh- told you could barely drag Two pros from NYC's Farkc- ciety matron, in turn: Oxford is an apricot-colored miniature rnnnic. au pratin pnialoes. preen James Bchrmann, Colts Neck, Bernet Gallery will do the auc- cloth pants dresses, leather French poodle. Also available brans, biscuit tnrtoni, cookies away from that hoe-down tioneering honors July 2fl at trim skirts and, culottes, shear- (for some forward-looking soul) and beverage. (Please call the music — effectively rendered Monmoutn Park's Turf and ling coals, tweedy three-piece is a four-seater copy of a model Monmmith Park Jockey Club by Michael Gray, Spring Lake Surf Charity Ball. Money-mak- suits, transitional corduroys, T Ford that was used at the and make dinner reservations Heights. ing momentum will reach a dress coat ensembles, etc. high point 'round about mid- World'-'s Fair and has no re- this week with the Charity Ball The delectable food In itself Scheduled to tread the run- GOLDEN WEDDING HONORS — Cmdr. Robert W. Mead, U.S. Navy, pins an oreh.d night there with practical and verse gear; for the sportsman secretary (here). was enough to draw hordes! way are: Mrs. Frank Zimmcr on his mother, Mrs. Thomas H. Mead, as his father looks on at family celebration of wildly extravagant items alike — a champion toboggan sled, Wheeee. we're petting . the Because of the indecisive Jr. and Miss Margaret Mad- "sold" to the highest bidders. a surf htyird, or four season party feelinp already. Small weather Saturday the entertain- their 50th wedding anniversary in Florida. den, Spring Lake; Mrs. Ken- Ponder, if vou will, such llckeis to the NY Jets football wonder that with such way-out, ment committee debated be- neth A. MoBride and Mrs. baubles as a diamond and ruby games; for the collector — a wonderful planning as this, the tween seating outdoors or in James Dorn. Spring Lake brooch from Winchester centennial rifle and Charity Ball committee have — and finally decided on the Heights; Mrs. Edward A. Kerbs, C artier; David original horse racing pictured — since jhe whole thing started latter. So, the 3fiO members Couple From Red Bank Honored Rum.son; Mrs. 'Myles Gil.senen, Webb's roya 1 by Chnrlos Manley Tyler and in 1,047 — garnered exactly $1,- and guests sat snugly (but rot West Allenhurst; Mrs. Emil J. blue enameled by June Harrah: and for some- 461.317 for Monmouth charities. too) to consume clams (every- Spinetto, Red Bank; Mrs. snail pin; gold one who wants to spend the And given everyone such a which-way), chicken, corn, lob- James McDonough, Short'Hills and diamond next month or two In a Plaid good time while doing so! ster, etc. In Florida on 50th Anniversary Stamp redemption center, 150,- and MoTimonth Beach; Mrs. earrings from In the throng were: Mr. and 000 of the same! Charles Stapp, Westfield and BOYNTOM BEACH, Fla. - Cmdr. and 35 years as borough mechanic (or the Bor- Harry Winston, This Pctrillo must be the pet. Mrs. Cliff Svikhart, Bev and Imagine sailing solo on the Allenhurst, and Mrs. Jerome Mrs. Rohert W. Mead gave a cocktail and ouch of Red Bank, thrti moved here. He ij or a ruby- Also — for the practical per- Teddy Reiss, Mr. and Mrs. Bob liner United States to spend McCabe, Sea Girt. dinner party in celebration of the 50th wed- an ex-fire chief of the R,ed Bank Fire De- sruddsd gold son, gift certificates from Boyle and Betty and Bob Pea- the good old summertime in Chairman of the affair (whose ding anniversary o[ the commander's parents, partment. lipstick case Steinbach's and Tiffany, or an cock, Rumson; Dr. and Mrs. •proceeds 'go toward the $•),- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 11, Mead. The parly for s from Van air-conditioner, tape recorder Paris . . . Tony GarrutO, Locust: Mr. and Some 50 relatives and friends celebrated 000 scholarship awarded every the former Red Bank, N. J., couple took HendersoD Cleef and Ar- or luggage set from Barn's; Diane Petrillo (who will he Mrs. Fred Axl, Red Bank; Mr. with the Meads, who have another «on, fourth year lo an eligible Mon- pel. Got the glittery picture? for the bon vivant, a cocktail a senior at Notre Dame Col- and Mrs. Bob Chamine, Mr. and place June 30 here at Tropical Acres, where Walter Mead of Media, Pa. There are six moulh girl) is Mrs. Aloysius For tastes that turn to fash- party for 75 catered by The lege In Baltimore) is actually Mrs. Paul Mindnich and Beth they now reside. grandchildren. Cmdr. Mead is stationed with F. Ring Jr., Matawan. Mrs. ion (and whose do not?) vi- Cellar, Fair Haven; and for rejoining her family in the and John O'Mara, all of Little Mr. Mead retired in- 1959 after working the Navy at Cape Kennedy. Peter Sullivan, Jupiter Rd., sualize B. Smith and Co.'s white someone who wants to shout French capital. Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Charles New Monmouth, is accepting mink poncho, a white evening about it—'month-long usage of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Petrillo Hesse, Atlantic Highlands, and reservations. ensemble by Royal Lynne that billboards, one through the (she is the former June Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Don McCarter, is encrusted with gold pail- courtesy of J. C. Williams and of Red Bank) have almost com- Matawan. Gale Carosetli Weds Mr. Staneck lettes, a custom made slack the other donated by the pleted two years of a five- let by Marianne Spottiswoode O'Mealia Co. year stint there, where Mr. Announce FREEHOLD — The marriage who is with International Busi-; are residing in the Post and of NYC, matching alligator Petrillo heads the electronics If you already have the urge of Miss Gale Caroselli, daugh- ness Machines, Dayton/ was Coach Apartments, Freehold, shoes and bag from Bamberg- Are you getting a nervous section of NATO's international to slip Into something woolly ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard graduated from Freehold Re- after a wedding trip to Nassau and autumnal — the July 23 ers or (thin has to go to some- twitch in your wallet?. Relax! staff. June 17 Caroselli, 17 Stonelrurst Blvd., to gional High School. The couple in th« Bahama Islands. one from the Monmouth County The particular joy of the Turf luncheon and fashion show spon- Douglas E. Staneck, son of Mr. Hunt!) a red fox muff and stole (and Surf!) Charity Ball Is that This year, the Monmouth sored by the Monmmith County { and Mrs. Frank Staneck, Taylors from Bergdorf Goodman. you don't have to have a Beach Bath and Tennis Club Alumnae Association of the Marriage Mills Rd., Tennont, took place ( bundle-lo be-thel?--. v- actdetf a square dance* to Its College or St. Elizabeth Is for "CHESTERTOWN, Md. - Mr. July 9 here in St. Rose of Lima; Then, feeling."alf dressed up "Actually, fora $5.tlcket.-(that usual clam bake. And from you! Tuesday at the Shadow- and Mrs. Karl M. Smith of this Catholic Church. Rev. George A.' but with no place to go," con- you may buy at the gate) you the successful sound of.it, that brook, clothes from Rumson place, formerly of Freehold, Errickson officiated at the dou-' St. Maartcn in the Netherland $5 more and bring a partner!) Miss Service. Is Bride Arthur Anthony, College Heights, marriage by her father, wore a West Indies. For $15 each, you may dine June 17 here in the First Meth- gown of silk organza and rose- Going On Now All these will sell to the first in or about the Patio MIDDLETOWN - Christ The former Miss Service is a odist Church. Rev. Walter joint lace fashioned with an Church was the setting here July graduate of Middletown Town- Beckwith 'officiated at the dou- impire-styled bodice, A-lino 795C RIVER RD., FAIR HAVEN 8 for tihe marriage of Miss (ship High School and Chamber- skirt and detachable Wattcau HRS. 10-1 DAILY—THURSDAY EVENING 7-» ng ceremony. A reception rain. Nancy Christine Service, daugh-jlain School of Retailing, Boston.' leld in the ' 842-9811 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas|She also attended Athens (Ala.) The bride, who was given In Mrs. Philip Mundock, Plain- FOUR YEAR OLDS Service Jr., 3« Cardinal Rd.,jCollege. marriage by her father, wore an ield, was matron of honor. Oak Hill, to PFC. James Christyj PFC Brooks, an alumnus of A-line gown of silk organza over ridesmaida wefe the Misses . . . alert, and inttllfgsnt, *nd AS mature AI tuch little Brooks, U.S. Army. He is thejTowson (Md.) High School, at- chiltJmn tan b#, «r» invited lo join our new cUises. taffeta trimmed with embroi- Carole Caroselli, at home, sister Our lucceu in teaching reading and arithmetic to om rrf Mr. and Mrs. Albert extended the University of Mary- dered appliques and fashioned the bride, and Debbie Bau- qualified five-year-oldt encourage* ui lo beiiava that Brooks of Richmond, Va. [ land, with a chapel train. man, Marlboro, tome thing mor« In the way of readiness framing tan Rev. Robert Lengier officiated * Mrs. Barbara Walls, Ingelside, George Beck, Freehold, was be done for certain four-year-old children than ri pres- at the ceremony, after which a was matron of honor for her best man. Ushers were William ently being accomplished. The children will attend class sister. Also attending the bride Wagner, Victor Decker and Guy In oUr primary school center at Ruimon, which is d«- reception was held ir. Earnm were Miss Linda • Perrine, Free- Caroselli, brother of the bride, Veted to the training of four, five And tix-year-old chil- Hoflow CotDstry Grab* II of Freehold, and Kenneth dren*. They Will fltUnd school from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. hold; Mrs. Judith Linn, HyatLs- during the eenrentlona! ichool year. If you are inter- Mi.. Setviwe gem in* taassaet ville; ML« Kay McCahill, Laur- Caroselli, New Providence! Delicious Heat N Serv* Dinn«rt, Lunch* ested, please call us and arrange for preliminary ***** Sat •msa at A-Iise el, and flower girl Susan An- The bride is a graduate ' of thony, Chefitertown, niece of the 3fluthern Freehold Regional High «ntr«ef, V«g«tables. Soup* ««d DCOATS FASHION Little, a cousin of the bride; Company, Germany. Vi OFF SLACKS HEELS & FLATS O.K. so you BEACH bulge in all COATS DRESSES and 1/ "HIGH HEEL MEDIUM HEEL the wrong places.. /3 1/2 OFF SHIFTS OFF •STACK HEEL 'STYLED WALKERS YOU D0N7 HAVE TO! FACTORY BECAUSE OF THE LARGE QUANTITY OF SHOES ADDITIONAL STOCK WILL BE LUCY'S OUTLET ADDED CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT BRIDGE AYE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK THIS 3 DAY SALE. OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 Bruce May Marries in California VALUABLE COUPON fiACBAMENTO, Calif. - Mts« Jennifer Helen Jensen and B«c« Rleh*rd May, SOB of Hr. •nd Mrs, Thomas Richard May, 6 Wayside Ter., New Shrewsbury, N. J., were married Saturday here in the Fremont Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Jen- sen of this city. BLUEBERRIES ORANGE JUICE Rev. Dr. Robert Bums McAulay officiated. A reception was held In the social hall of the church. Mr. Jensen gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of pcau de soie and silk organza appliqued with lace. BWM.MWY qesrt The skirt was fashioned with a three-tier chapel-length train Cflittataer of organza, 15 Miss Carol Lee Jensen, at home, was maid, of honor for O« per foflflfy itmi Saturday, .My 23, 1967 her sister. Bridesmaids were the Misses Sandy Lane, San OM p« Francisco, and I-eanne Taylor of Davis. THJS COUPON WORTH 14< THIS COUPON WORTH 8c Best man tvas Bill Puette of Berkeley, and ushers were Jack McKee of Palo Alto, and Jan Hakes of Sacramento. _yjwjuuuty.y Yi vtnyu. nxaxxxxxxxxx. The former Miss Jenspn, an alumna of Encina High School, is a senior at Sacramento State College. VALUABLE COUPON W? I( VALUABLE COUPON ;# Mr. May was graduated from Red Bank (N.J.) High School and Newark (N.J.) College of Engineering, where he revived a bachelor of science degree in engineering in Sensational Low Price I TJme/v Bw-B-Qve Special! 1964. Hn is employed by the State of California Department LINDEN HOUSE-Alt FLAVORS Hvimrdt DM purchon »f Any Wig. of Water Resources in Sacramento. The couple will be at home Mrs. Bruce R. May at 2299 Eden Hoc La., Sacramento, after a month'* stay in (The former Jennifer H. Jensen) Mexico. COUPON WlUlfcPI BOTTLE SODA CutUp laMMti ' Quartered, WORTH Wholo, Roasting Ann Landers COUPON frnm Our Fr»th Maat Dept. To Model Coup** •fUr*tv« tknj Sn DeSante, hecau.se my husband was all the furnishings, her jewelry, Beth and Regina Gtwualdi, Pam- severe alcoholic. I tried for and the life insurance she re- ela Goclan and Norma Johnson, years to fight his hattle. I lied COUNTY LINE ROAD West Long Branch; Kathleen ceived when Dr.d died. for him when I should have M im woor PUZA SHOPPING mm tnd Stephanie White, I-onj My children needed that in- teen encouraging him to help Brandi; Judy Brown, I.inda heritance and we were count- himself. Finally, I cracked un- JACKSON, N. J. Daum, Celia DeBaun, Phyllis and ing on it. I am so hitter T don't der the strain. vmmm Priscllla Hawkins, Susan Mac think I will ever get over this. This is a rough and demand- M NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Liren, Barbara Puehinskas and It kills me to learn that Dad ing world and while many peo MOM Off 8Tf. 15 Margaret Woodward, English- thought so little of us that he pie are making it, everyone RED BANK, N. J. town; Frieda DeGiorgio, Cath- would allow such a thing to no matter how strong, has i trine and Debby Frudden, Linda] 'happen. (Vase help me get breaking point. To be emotion IMM ttr ol you nori Mom KU to Mot and Michelle Van Wyck, Clarks- some peace of mind.—WORLD ally healthy is the greatest of AH for trpoaropbiari won. burg, and Deborah Emley and DESTROYED all blessings. Now that I have Peggy Reader, Allentown. Dear Destroyed: f suspect seen the other side of fhe Greai Pay LtM fw "Country Fredi" Dairy IW»! Also, Kathleen Fredericks, Pam most of your anjriety stems Divide I truly appreciate wha Small or Large Curd • Roya! Dairy - "Quality" Petersen and Erica Ratshin, from the notion that your it means. I am trying to help Freehold; Sharon Gribben and father "thought so little of you, others who are less fortunate Diane Rydel. Morganville; Diane etc." — but chances are that than I and at the same time Vallis. Hazlet: Patricia Van he did not think at nil. He pro- 1 am fighting for my own sur- Cottage Cheese Wink-le, Oceanport; Linda Her- vival every moment of every bert. Robbinfiville, and Mary Chaplin Films day. - NO ONE WOUL! Jackson, Cream Ridge. GUESS IT YOUNG VEAL SALE! Slated Aug. 12 Dear N.O.W.: This world Teacher Earns MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - loaded with people who KRAFT - NEW I } SHOULDER _ A roast beef dinner followed by quietly fighting for survival, Wet SoH Margarine ME Degree program of Charlie Chaplin films am filled with admiration for Rt'MSON — Mrs. Nancy Byrne !is planned for Aug. 12 by thethese straggling heroes am VAUO PORTIONS VEAL CHOPS 78 Fillip.;, 31 Washington St.. ajSisterhod of Temple Shalom, heroines for whom there are m medals — only scars. Gruyere Cheese SNO WHITE IK t'acher of kindergarten at HolyjTickets (or the event, which will Mania • ie OK Wxl RIB VEAL CHOPS Cross School for six-and-a-half take place In the Colts Neck Inn, • years, was awarded the degree can be obtained from Mrs. Ber- Dear Ann landers: 1 am Corn Oil Morgorme LOIN VIAL CHOPS .."ownm- M ..._ri....mas!ejr..oJLscience, -in,, edurab nard Gordon, 35 Carol La,,- and 19ycarold blabbermouth win PhmbppW or Ctverry GAME lion June 10 from Fordham Uni- Mrs. Herbert Ginsburg, 92 Cam- simply can't step talking. I rat- BREAST 0'VEAL »NOWH,,E .,39c versity at the commencement ex- bridge Dr. tle on and on aboirt incon- Jubilee Cheese Cake HENS ercises on the Rose Hill campus Other events planned by the re- sequential things and I'm sure IMS Ccfofret tkafi Sour Own LEGO'VIAL «o*«™ *59e In New York City. Presiding form congregation Sisterhood in- I bore all my friends to death. to 1 Ib. fivartit* was Francis Cardinal Spellman, clude a summer series of mem- To tell you the truth, I bore Auer Sour Dressing RUMPS 0' VEAL »«> *"" archbishop o/ New York. Sen. bership teas to acquaint area myself. Pay I#u for "Counlry Frenh" Dflfi Tavarllft M Robert F. Kennedy gave the residents with the group's ac- It seems that whenever there VEAL CUTLET "T P commencement address. tivitip.i. The first tea will be Is a lapse in a conversation, Wife of Hugh J. Phillips 3d, held in the horns of membership even when there are nine peo- Mrs. Phillips specialized at Ford- chairman Mrs. Gerald Drejsman, CANNED BACON ple present, I feel it is my duty RIB STEAK USOA CHOICE it79^ HAMBURGER ««H GROUND AH BEEF it, 43c ham in elementary education 11 Limerick PI., Hazlet, on Tues- to break the silence. 1 blurt out DANISH 11b. tnd education for the mentally day, July 25, at 8:30 p.m. % a FBSH UND absurd statements just because Extra Lean-Imported can CLUB STEAK *» * \ CHUCK CHOPPED S!? ^68' retarded. She received a bachelor The sisterhood ako Is spnn- I think I must say something.' l erf art* degree in sociology in soring women s brwling At the end of an evening I 1 1957 from Georgian Court Col- SHOUDEC PORTION SMOKED TONGUE league, scheduled to begin In the am disgusted with myself. *58c VEAL STEW ^^M^ '78« lege, Lakewood, and taught first n earjy fall. The league, under the What is wrong with me? What grade in Lincroft School in 1957- Picnic Ham *"***** 3 *„* 1 HICKORY SMOKED-SUGAR CURED - LEAN direction of Mrs. Saul Schussei, can 1 do to correct this? — YA 5HANK HALF BUTT HALF 1960. She is on maternity leave 17 Fordham Dr., will meet on SWIFT'S PREMIUM . VACUUM PACK TA TA TA-.. for 8i« 1967-1968 school year. Mr. Wednesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 Dear Ya: You aTe a com- tnd Mrs. Phillips have two chil- p.m. in the Strathmore Lanes, All Meat Franks *•*- £6* pulsive talker and, like most MorreN Pride - Artificial Casing - Mverwwnt or dren Jody, 4, and Megan, 7. Rt. 34. compulsive talkers, you are fc SMOKED HAMS 45 53 trying to"cover up your feelings Chunk Bologna ^ 59c of inadequacy. You need coun- Swift'* Premum - Votvum Twin Podc YES — PAY LESS FOR BRAND NAME FOODS! YOU ALWAYS DO AT "BIG W"! FURNITURE CO. seling. In Hie meantime, try,i Sliced Bologna »•»(*» 59c Keyport 264-0181 to keep your mouth shut {by WEST using sheer WVUL power) un- Thick Of Thin Stired ,, MID-SUMMER less you can improve on the Taylor Pork Roll silence. SALE! No 5orry Tasts - COM'I Maxwell House Coffee What is French kissing? Is Midget Pork Roll ALL GRINDS NOW IN it wrong? Who, should PROGRESS set the necking limits — the 'Springtime Freih" FRV1TS& VEGETABLES! iboy or the girl? Can a shot- E5T. 1869 gun wedding succeed? Read 4 Open Mon. 'and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Ann Landers' booklet, "Teen- age Sex — Ten Ways To Cool NECTARINES MAXWELL 4 ^up* * ** ********* ****** It." Send 50c in coin and a long, seltaddressed, stamped JUICY-PLUMP Ib, ALL FLAVORS IMPORTED PROGRESSO envelope. I? HOUSE Ann Landers will be glad to Hi-C Fruit Drinks help you with your problems. Pascal Celery *&££ **% Italian Tomatoes DRY BED Send them to her In care of tjiis newspaper enclosing a for C stamped, self-addressed en- New Cabbage fr8ml^"orai •*! 3Soz.can 3 99 TRAINING! velope. Calif. Lemons f^ 10' 29c PAY LESS FOR FRESH FROZEN FOODS! QoftlC Sodfl U HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of Kiley Children Libby's Fruit Cocktail -19« youngsters and adults have been Minute Maid or Snow Crop kb helped by the conditioned re- Are Party Hosts Charcoal Briquets °° Libby's Tomato Juice '•«•»- 6 ^ * 1 sponse method. When not due to MIDDLETOWN - The five organic defects or diseass, children of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ORANGE JUICE QUICKOVER CAN STOP involun- Charcoal Lighter Fluid Progresso Olive Oil 'lllf T99« tary discharge of. urine. G. Kiley, 39 Stanford Dr., Haz- L d H r let, gave a surprise 25th anniver- FRESH 6oz. Kosher Pickles " " — -»--i-55e Cat Food '"'""£"„! Bedwetting after the age of four sary party for their parents here FROZEN can can cripple self confidence, hap- 6 89 c in Knights of Columbus Hall. Relishes 7oaa Chopped Mushrooms relationship to you. their best man and matron of WRITE honor, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. "International Appetizer Depl."l (inhere available) FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD (where available) Brennen; Mrs. Thomas F. Co- THERAID ENURESIS SERVICE SLICED FRESH South Am«r!«in Tlyoll • 50 to 60 count - Pink wan of Saddle Brook,. Mrs. TENDER • SWEET P.O. BOX 875, RED BANK Kiley's mother, and Mrs. James Kiley, Jersey City, Mr. Kiley's NAME DARK MEAT TURKEY " 98 mother. MEDIUM SSHRIMP s 3 39 / SLICED FRESH - SCHICKHAUS or MJRKS FRE3H SKIKLE55 ADDRESS- LIVERWURST NATURAL CASING FLOUNDER FILLET »• BONELESS ib. 78c Know the thrill of easy money Mofrtll Prltln - Silted Fr«ih Hickory Smoked making. Sell good used appli- CITY—__ -STATE **-59e DELICIOUS SABEL ances with Classified Ads. Dial DOMESTIC HAM Sic HALIBUT STEAKS Inn • Sllc.d Frssh ' Potato, Col« Slaw, Haeoronl 741-6900 today. imLENEcK AQE OF CHILD_ RELATIONSHIP.. SPICED HAM FRESH SALADS FRESH DUG CLAMS <" CHHRYSTONE * do;«n 48c THIS IS A CONFIDENTIAL FAMILY SERVICE THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, July 19, 1967—15 16—Wednesday, July 19, 1967 THE BAILY REGISTER

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Stephen GarnH PORK LOINS Name Garoff 4 to 6 LB. AVERAGE As Delegate RIB SIDI ASBURY PARK - Stephen Ga- roff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ion Garoff of 116 North Sunny- Cut from Fresh Pork Butts Only, Bonelen crest Dr., Little Silver, has been ' 4 to 6 LB AVERAGE selected In attend the National Youth Conference on the Atom PORK ROAST „ 59* LOIN In Chicago, III. Nov. 28 to Dec. For Bar-B-Q, Country Style SIDE u 3 as a delegate of the Jersey Central Power and Light Co.-N.J. 5PARI RIBS 49' Ib. Power and Light Co. ( S l> A. f.OI FWSMEKT GRADED CHOICE 1 PMC Sll-.hR BtLF The youth, a senior at Red !' f Bank High School, is among 55 (tiidenls in the JCPL-N.1PL ser- vice area nominated by (heir re- BOTTO CENTER CUT spective schools to attend the ses- sion. Seven wer« selected. OR ROASTS The conference is designed to acquaint the nation's most able HOPS high school science students and Oven or Pot or Rotist erie teachers with the peaceful uses • "YOl'n (HOHJ! OF 4 milCWV; HO\FIFSS SIE4KV -m?2 For Southern Fry or Bor-B-Q EYE ROUND ROAST •*4 Azzolina Bill For Bor-B-Q Regular \* * CHICKEN LEGS .49° Featured In GROUND BEEF snoui«r *: For Southsrn Fry or Bar-B-Q Oy*n Rftudy Eaiy To Carve, Cut Short ' '$ CHICKCN BREASTS fc 59" .,75 Cut Short For Bar-B-Q Publication RIB ROAST s fc. First Cut, Cut Short RIB STEAK .79* MfODLETOVW — Assembly- .89 man Joseph Azzolina's (iR.-fMon- RIB ROAST BEEF PATTIES •••r mouth) bill to provide state »id SL11OOI) I)EPT. jBf;>S/ to ' municipalities for senior FRO/hA FOOD DEPT. " ~ citiian recreation programs was EXTRA FANCY featured in the May-June issue of tJie Garden State Recreator, LARGE ^ ^ published by the New Jersey CUCUMBERS Recreation tnd Parks Society, Inc. SHRIMP5 4 89 Tht article triggered letters of Turkey/Chix Beef encouragement and endorsement S 00 Center Cut to the assemblyman. Included OCOMA POT PEES 7 1 3 -19* was a message of support from Pound Cake SWORDFISH STEAKS, 79 Mrs. Myrtle A.. McAleor, di- C BLUEBERRIES FRESH - CULTIVATED 1 Pint 39* rector of Railway's Senior Cit CHOCK FULL O NUTS 2 99 S FIERY RED iieng Chihs, a division of the Shop-Rite /TipTop ;Spar KoolLomonodeiSi SOUTHERN PEACHES T 29* HAUBUT STEAKS » 79' Rahway Recreation Department FRUIT DRINKS 10 »" 79 Watermelon The director said she was writ NKS 1 NEW GREEN CABBAGE lb 6' SUMMER a AM BAKE ' Ing in behalf of Rahway's senior Llghtner „.,„„,. 29' Noodles. ^g 91 WHOLI citizens who expressed "full sup- or CUT lb. CHOWDER X ^59 tho>.|iltFnmhlrifcl Jh BuCho j/l f' SEEDLESS LIMES 6 ,„ port" and offered "the veny bes Pofatoes 10 ; 79 Spinach 10*1 of luck witih your endeavor." p CHERRYSTONE X ^59 • The bill is co-sponsored by fel Eclairs 3 *Z %V» u EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! w.WfriMyt •JttnMtexyr.-.GbftHyiv---.-. -.v"->---™ „ „ v UTTB.ENEECK l .59 Pen*, Mixed fruit- ' Howwd Jotmwn, Cwottut t ' ? •, t PRY TORINO WITH flftSU-OtPPl WITH t ,se;nblyman JSmes M. Coleman Canfinsntal 'r°C 37" Fudge Cake ^ 67' :" r v • BASIL 0B PR0Q8PSO IMPORTER QikliMttf thtSta—Brtsdid SwanionCHifken ~ " ^ ' KRAFT BAKED •OTBf £.6^69* The measure provides state re- Shrimp ,VM" Dinner 2^99' : ITALIAN imbursement ofs,up to 50 per cen Salmon Sttnk* » *1N Shrimp i.H. £ of recreation program costs when MAYONNAISE the program is approvod by Iwal Broccoli c5°:«89' »*"»«* a^»*» TOMATPES M WHY PAY MORE? governing bodies and the stat! Wh, Poy Mori! C.Unlo™ ' ^"P *'•• '« * ••" •' € Department of Community Af- Pi«a 2'°:°'99' rudgiicles n^ 59' fairs. fiiifCHMAMiri My Favorite Mtot/Liv.r/Chick Why Pay Mor.? BIRDSIYE $ Dog Food 14 It 1 Accent ^'- 79* | 4t Off Regular For Cpaking or Bqkinj Bprde.n« Tide Detergent 4 te••• 1 Wesson Oil ,a..$lM| JHkEUY DhPT. S U ISCS! 1 Sc Oil Cold Water ' 5c Ofl P09 Food CREAM CHEESE ..,25* 3 Shop-Rite Pailtieriied Pranued Kt*4 Ytilew/Wiiitf Shop-Ritp e Reg • Wh Surf U"49'Cadillac A>iort.d Dnwrte King 23c Off , ft AMERICAN CHEESI 3 Mj^Pr^a^krfc Tint Curd *tiwtN,ni»i/yBrtll«/W(» ! BBIGG BUY Jello 2 b6;r., 35C Ajax Detergent \r. 99 Cot. Cheese ILt 48' Yogurts 3 ^ 29' BREAD *^fP loaves , | Shop-Rite SHOP-RITE •-' Cheese to, 28' Yo(purtsR5^,v4^. W URGE i.|b A Ac 8-INCH «... ft*' PEACH PIE Sour Cream P,. 37' Swiss Slices » 69' Shop-Rite Strawberry NAPKINS DRINKS 49' DELI. DEPT. SA V1XGS! RHUBARShop-HiH-Siniir.d.Cini.GoMiBn PIEShop-RI| .« CHocolale Chip N^ii) | 1-qt, S 40 rail P(nch«r *B| 14-oi. Donuts UP. 29" Cookies 4 US$1,00 3v.t85 Pi Sbop-«inBoi * *' Shop-Rile Chocolate Potato Chip. It 89' Wheels J^ 37« A(l Brands Shqv or < Shop-Bite 1-lb. «• London Tea VC 29 2-OI. Borschf Corn Flakes 35* All Meat 'All Beef Richard J. Lama Yubfln t •[, oi (hati I Snnb«rn 13 01. FRANK & BURGER ROLLS Punch/Grap«/Orang« Drink SHOP-RITE FRANKS .»59' Instructor of Month Polynesian Insl. Coffee SaleT?*I" Instant Coffee 10-ox. AllM.ol AIIB««f J(.o(i-«ittVoTI LIQUID GIANT ley firaspr snd family, \\w\c\\ 1 Mrs. John Nnrlnn. Brooklyn Popii Cold X lo-oi. S9 Crisco < Mr«. Waller Rrinhardt, Garwnnrl, j BATTERIES 2 39 Whr Par Mora IHiini IVORY and Mrs. Arlrry1 C'nmela anrii Ketchup /oV,, 43' family. Mr. ami Mrs. Ru."H|. Pricei efiedive Sunday. July 16th through Saturday Night, Chll Ipn-lr-Dta Iflloronl or l-pt. 6-or. ^%71£__ ' Rf.pptii and family, John Vnr- j July 22, 1967. Not responsible for typographical error). We cortl. •»« '• roitrve the right to limit tguontitiei. | Ravioli 2 ,-£.67' Juice hire. l.pRny Vnrhins and Mis^^s j Barbara and Irrne Vorhir1;, all f ^ SHOP-RITE NEAR YOU—CALL ESsex 5*7, hurt, I Frazier-Chuvalo Twins Nailed;| IHE DAILY REGISTER TTednesday, July 19, 1967-17 Slugfest Tonight NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Fra-Bonavena, the Argentina heavy. Dodgers Split iler, unbeaten former Olympic CJiuvaJo's last big victory was champion, is a solid favorite over a knockout over the same Doug with a two-run shot in the fourth iturdy George Chuvafo of Toron- Jones but that was way back on Jim Nash stumbled over Har- By Hy Cunningham inning. to in a 12-round match tonight Oct. 2, 1964. Although he has won mon Killebrew again, but it was designed to weed out the con- his last 12, all by knockouts over Killebrew and the Minnesota It was 4-2 when the decisive Twins who fell flat on their faces play occurred in the seventh. tenders for Cassius Clay's va- ordinary opponents, his 12-year and missed another chance to Killebrew had walked, took sec- Football in the Air cated world heavyweight boxing! record of 62 fights is 47-13-2." record of 62 fights is 47-13-2. share the American League lead. ond on a balk and tried to score title. Professional football players are in camp, and you can bet Killebrew slammed his 27th on Tony Oliva's single, but Kil- they are using lots of soap to wash down the odor of those Although Frazier and Chuvalo! homer and fourth off Nash this lebrew missed the plate as he double-session workouts. are boycotting the eight-man! Richey, Ashe season, but he and the Twinsiand catcher Phil Roof collided No doubt, grid fans have read news stories on the pro tournament of the World Boxing got their lumps later on a con- and Roof tagged him oul. Ron[ camps opening, and some day-to day reports of what is happen- Acsnriatinn, the winner of the troversial play that insured lasl-jthen threw out Oiiva trying for ing. We knew practice was under way, and ,we knew the sea- Madison Square Cardan fight is Win in Clay place Kansas City's 5-2 victory!second, completing a strange dou- son was moving in fast when the Jaycees' publicity on the certain to be an important fac- over Minnesota last night. ible play. Giants-Eagles game at Princeton arrived. tor in any recognition of a suc- Nash combined with Jackj "If Killebrew doesn't quit ter- Monmouth Park's season is in the home stretch of its meet. cessor to Clay. The WBA andCourt Tennis Aker for a three-hitter, keeping ironzing me I'm gonna quit vot- In fact, Monmouth honored its trainers Monday night and the the New York State Athletic Com- MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) — the Twins a game behind the|ing for him on the All-Star bal chatter moved off the racing circuit to football. mission have withdrawn recog- Defending champion Cliff Richey league-leading Chicago White lot," Nash said. David A. "Sonny" Wcrblin, secretary of Monmouth Park nition from. Clay but he still is struggled to a 7-5, 8-6 victory Sox after Minnesota missed a Bobby Knoop's two-run single Jockey Club, talked a little ranked as champion in many over Stan Pasarell of Puerto Ri- similar chance to pull into a tie climaxed a four-run first inning football, only he was talking ureas. co, wliile top-seeded Arthur Ashe off Gary Peters, 11-5, and start- breezed by India's Jasjii Singh Harry Walker Danny Murtaugh Monday. about that other league, The Garden expects more than The White Sox held their lead ed the Angels to their 29th victory What's the name of it? We 6-1, 6-2, in the second round of in 41 games. 15,000 fans to pay over $100,000 the National Clay Court Tennis despite a 6-3 loss to California, think it is the American foot- to jee the battle which has at- Championships yesterday. which climbed within 3y2 games Bill Kelso saved rookie Ricky ball League. AFL is correct, tracted more news coverage than Bucs Ax Walker, of the Sox. Clark's sixth straight triumph isn't it, Sonny? Richey, second-seeded, from Clay's defense against Zora Fol- Boston and Detroit also with 3'/^ innings of relief, yield- San Angelo, Tex., finally pulled Worblin is president of the ley in the same arena in late moved up. The Red Sox closed ing only a two-out homer by away In his match with the broth- New York Jets, and he lost Walt Williams in the ninth. winter. Each fighter is guaran- er of Davis Cupper Charles Pa- within 2J4 games by beating little lime issuing an invita- Lonborg became the first 13- teed $5fl,0()0 with an option of sarell by breaking Pasarell's ser- Name Murtaugh Baltimore 6-2 behind Jim Lon- tion to Peekskill, N.Y., where 55 per cent of all revenue, in- 50 8 and Earl Wilson he has this club in training. vice. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Murfaujjh, 49, flew into Pitts-1' ' pitched theigame winner in the major leagues cluding television. Tigers within V/t games by stop-jttiis season as he halted the Since Sonny took over the Ashe, |he nation's top ranked slumping Pittsburgh Pirates New York will bo. blacked out burgh immediately and took over V£'™-;£ £"• - j^:^ on hits including reins of this club and put player, was completely in com-fired manager Harry "The Hat" five hut there will he a national tele- the club for last night's double-; The New York Yankees werejCurt Motion's two-run homer, them into Shea Stadium, the' , ,, imand against Singh. The Rich- Walker yesterday and called ex- cast on a .special network of Mad-jmond v , howi nQ ; header with Sa~ n Francisco~ ' . rained out at Cleveland. ;with .11 strikeouts. Jets have buzzed into fame. manager Danny Murtaugh out of Werblin, a former show- |5on Square Garden-RKO &e,,Jyf (rom Anmv.irT)posed In the National League, the j Wilson, who has been criticized retirement to get the Bucs back man, has the touch for fan eral, The fight will start at 10jlayoffi h|t ^^ and accu. New York Mets put down Hous-ifor running out of gas in the in the .pennant race. appeal. He inserted new life ' p.m. F.DT. irately throughout tiis match. ton, 4-2; Cincinnati overcame St.jlate innings, hurled his fifth corn- Not even the. players and into an old hfell club that was Frazier s perfect record of lfi How They Louis 7-4; the Chicago Cubs ham-jplete game, a five-hitter, and nel 6 la coaches were told before the mered Atlanta 9-3; Philadelphia jdrove in two runs" as the Tigers failing to pay the salaries of straight pro vrins, including M' ." *"" i P /T ^^ e Je n Kln of Un Eeach shuffle, . second of the major its players. The New York knockouts, account, for the re- ?", f 8 J ' split a doubleheader with Los jended a seven-game losing string. 1 ported 12-5 orids favoring Wm c.allf-; als0, w™ ln a *"£* as. league season, was announced at Angeles, winning 5-0 before los- The Vulture was ready to slide Titans' franchise was pur- 6 ( ed a hastily called news conference. Stand back to his favorite perch today David A. Werblin over the 20-vear-oM Canadian!^ . ";™ M. ™'°- «-»• W » ^ NATIONAI, I.KAttTJE before losing 3-2 to San Francis- resident started forming new teams, that is, on the field and - vance (0 the thlrd round backing by General Manager Joe Y*!tt*rdav'« Itraull« the Philadelphia «-ith Clav last vear ' co In a twin bill, jpicked apart in* administration, tha Jets exhibited a jet stream as fine as "'li, ^v ^ F««or. «w! Nancy Ritchie defeated Tarn- L. Brown only 20 days ago, was f'KffyiKrt 9, Atlanta 3 rhilafiftlphta ."!-], I^a Anirlos 0-2 Ken Harrelson had douhlediPhillies. those big birds the club was named after. •- . . ' J-my 0 Shaughnessy of Fullerton, taken by surprise. !He didn't even Pittsburgh S-2, Ran Francisco 8-3 ,home two unearned runs and Relief specialist Phil Regan, contract K owned by a synfli- .-'.., „. . ' New.YnrJc 4. Hn»inton 2 Werblin is a competitor. And he wants his boys to b« cate of smno in stockholders.iC,-• '• r.,'• , , ,.,, , get time to clean out his locker. Ctncfnrmlt 7, St. J/min 4 nBiscorcd a third in the first in- who earned the "Vulture" tae ; ,• _jj «. U J Lenny Schoss, ranked JSth, of « I. I'd. competitors. He gets" a; tremendous charge out of stimulating - •'Just one more hit a day, l..,iils .52 T7 .r»* —' ining, giving Nash a 3-0 lead. Butjlast season by swooping out-6f competition. One incident last year was the Bill Mathis-Emer- has stopped P.drlie Macnrn and' ... ' . ' ,, , ,, lhat's all it would have taken," ago _ _ M .IS .Hn lujKillebrew, who beat Nash with'rhe Los Angeles bullpen for 14 finrlnnatl HI <1 .»< f/ son Boozer battle for position. This came about with Mathis Doug Jones nn hi< way to thf>; Baltimore who pulled the sur- he said after he got over the Atlanta 41 Ml .SW J >|two homers in one game and [late-inning victories, beat Phila- s on the bench because of injury. Boozer was giving the fans No 2 «pol in the WBA rating. f' f ofthe tournament Monday shock of being out of a job. Snn Francisco -...« <3 .S27 714 j homered in another victory overjdelphia 2-1 last night in his first tun#n to Werblin, "Mr. Werblin, I'm ready, I just can't let that Fourth seeded Marty Riessen way through the season, they Hounton fr.lu.stl 6-8 anri Ouellar H-o> it Ladies' Day on Links New York (Fijmer 6-10 and Beaver 14), 'Red .Grange' Boozer get my job." of Kvanston, III., defeated Mexi- were bogged down in sixth place, co's Joaquim Loyo Mayo 6-0. 6-1 QUICK WITH THE PEN eight games off the pace. Iviti Ai g»U» of Lookout Mountain, Tcnn., de- much the responsibility of the Mike, while vtfie Giants were waiting to take the quarterback ' feated Dick Leach, of Los An- players as it is the manager. I AMKRIOAN LEAGUE out to dinner to^et his name on the dotted line. ' slated earlier in the year, I lj>.t Miht'i RnolU Club Champions geles 0-6, 6-1, 6-1. BnHtnn 6, Baltimore 2 We 'started, wondering just where Werblin's first love Is sta- thought this was a team that Karuiaji City 5, Minn?anta 2 • Australia's Ray Ruffels, top Detroit 5, Washington 1 Mrs. Alfred F. King Jr. was the tioned, that is," after Mrs. Werblin—on the football field or the could win the pennant. I still RUMSON — A trio of women seeded foreign player, defeated California 6, Chicago 3 Class A winner with 35 points, race track? Many times it has been reported that Werblin do." New York at Cleveland, rain club champions were crowned ll'quadorian Davis Cupper Mig- W I, Pet. yesterday at the Rumson Coun- while Mrs. John H. Miller 2d was attempting to exchange the Jets for Garden State Park uel Olvera, 9-7, 6-3. Walker blamed hitting and mo-Chicago .SI) or Hialeah. And on those occasions nothing definite was 4fl .557 try Club, all in the 18-*hole group. was second with 33. Mrs. John rale for the Pirates' poor show- Boston -4" 40 .HI) announced. 46 41 .520 Mrs. Oliver Vietor defeated Sinnott Jr. won tihe Class B with ing. But he said it's easier to .SH California 49 Mrs. Donald E. Lawes Jr., 7 and39. Mrs. Atwood took second G5ne Mori, president and owner of Garden State and fire the manager than 25 play- Baltimore 42 47 .472 Red Bank Keeps 1 .472 5, to win the Class A title. Mrs. place on a match of cards with Hialeah, was the only person doing the denying, He once told ers. CllCleveland d A.1il " .467 , Wastllnglmi 42 M -.John Sinnott won Class B honors Mrs. James D. Finley. Both us that there would have to be a great amount of money In- Gals' Net Lead "That's baseball," he said. "I N*W York _..39 « | by downing Mrs. Rawson Atwood carded 36s. volved in any such exchange. K c y ! Red Bank held on to its slim don't know what I'll do now. """ " Tonithr"r"Sni« 5 and 4, while Mrs. J. O'Neil The Jets got off to a fine start last year, but had their 1 H 21 1 lead in the Jersey Shore Women's Maybe play a little golf. This is ,^'ij,^ i »"->" »- l'7 >«• ' aCalifornit Kaneaax Duffy won the Class C cham DEAL trouble the second half of the season . This year, you can iTennis League by blanking Hol- the first time 1 ever had a paid | Minn** 5 DEAL — l>ady golfers were save n $2 bet from Monmouth, and bet that Sonny will be "' pionship with a one-up victory lywood. 10-0, yesterday. vacation in my whole life." '" '"" (orteSa 7-5) at Detroit 5-Ui over Mrs. Arthur E. Pettit. out on qualifying rounds (or thi expecting an improved campaign, not only from the first team, '• The whitewash gives Red Bank Sam Mele of the 1 ,t c],ve. President's Cup trophy yester- ^ V(irk (r,ler5on The. regular ladies day even but right on down to each and every substitute. The lads |18 points. Deal.Casino remained nesotager at oTwin gets thwae sa xth thie firss season.t man-jianr| i rsi?tiert e-9. was a Hollywood Tournament, day at Deal Golf and Country lacking the competitive drive Werblin desires, just might Allan Frederick one point behind the leaders by Club. be seeking an apartment elsewhere. defeating Navesink Country Club, The competition is with ful ISELIN WEATHER PART II Frederick Dives 7-3. In the only other match. handicap, and 16 will qualify. Last month we dramatized Iselin and Mara weather. Fort Monmouth and Ocean Mrs. John Hewitt was low After 40 days of racing, we believe it more than ever. Mon- Beach Club split, 5-5. Way to 2 Titles medalist- with..9Z-2&m£&u|nd-.was mouth Park has been operating in almost perfect weather. TCCTSSSWSJT- Aiiahi f &:: the most thrilled. lfwasHie firs """" 'Last" weel"w"rien""ffie" rains"came"," 'the "drops" WefrrHratTfBil— Frederick of Rumson last week™"*™ against Hollywood. Ann time Mrs. Hewitt broke the 100 arourid the' area but did not dampen the park. "Most of the copped the New Jersey Junior LLje and Mar* ^ "ere a «* mark. time when showers and heavy rains fell, it was during the State one-meter diving title here i" wln"er "ver Su< Stearns and Low putts knotte^, with .Mrs. evening and Monmouth operated the next day with sloppy con- __j ,,. », ._,„. .!..„ jGioia Bernheim, Barbara Love Roland Fairlie, Mrs. John Mc- ditions-and_hig crowds. In fact, about the second week of and the open three-meter cham- and Midge Sandlass defeated Caffrey and Mrs. James Carton June, there was one rainy day, and then this one did^not pionship at Linwood. Marilyn Eisner and Helen With- at 27. hurt the attendance to any degree. In winning the one-meter cham- all, 6-1, 6-3, and Sue Beaton and 16 d 1 The Deal girls are leading (he Monmouth is having one fine season and It still can Im- pionship, Frederick, -16, postedi""Kcrr "'';."'"' "'" •""='"=-•-•• »;•«• . ™->,J !„„!„. ct».I ,»^r!TiT7.i y Simons downed Wendy Na- special match with Manasquan prove when New York racing switches to Saratoga. Mutuels a record Junior state record 377.- than and Nancy Lieblich, 60, : showing 2OV4 points, while Mana- are-well over last year's record breaking campaign, and at- 60 points with his. 11 dives, liisj16-4. squan has M. A return match tendance was up about one percent as of last Saturday. reverse dive layout and reverse' The Alice Morgan-Peter Sorcn will be played on Sept. 21. With Phil Iselin president of Monmnurh Park Jockey Cluh, V/% somersault were particularly sen duo was Navesink's only Satwday a mixed member- and a.lso an official of the Jets, football attendance, no doubt,. Impressive. winner. Barbara Mayer ot Lincroft guest tourney is scheduled. It will be on the improved side for the Jets this coming fall. will be match play vs1 par, 85 Post time: 2 p.m.—Kiclroff time: 2 p.m. «dged Cindy Thomas of Rumson A FAR OUT FAN per cent handicap. to capture the girls' one-meter YONKiERS, N.Y. (AP) — Lou Junior stale crown. O'Neill, who says A 50,000 watt Middletown A.C. Signs Warnermen BAMM HOLLOW radio station :an go almost any- MfDDDETOWN - Mrs. diaries MIDDLETOWN - The Eagles, All hoys 10 to 13 years of age where on a clear night, received Bailey took first low net in Class diddletown Athletic Club Pop may try out for the two Pop ALLPRO a postcard from the Bahamas. A A of the 18-ihole group in the i ha mess racing fan was seeking Warner football team, will con- Warner squads which will make Bamm Hollow Country Club's information on the Yonkers duct their final registration Sun- their 1967 debut in a pre-season TRANSMISSIONS ded* tournament yesterday meeting. day at the Village School at 6 SPECIALISTS with a score of 30. game with Atlantic Highlands "This fellow," says O'NeilJ, p.m. • Ad|usred • Resealcd Mrs. Karl Anderson was sec- Sopt. 3 at Memorial FieM. • Repaired • Overhauled "wanted a list of mudders for Examination of physical certif- ond wibh a .11, while Mrs. Wil- the Yonkers Raceway meeting." icates, weigh-in and indoctri- iam Hachstuhl had low putts of O'Neill has been broadcasting IN TOURNEY BOW — The Lincroft Little League tournament ream will make its nation will be held on the... follow- Low-wage salesmen for your 34. . rhc Yonkers feature harness race debut in the District II competition today at 5:30-p.m. when it meets Union Beach ing Sunday, July 30, the same Mrs. Francis Streich and Mrs. business: The Daily Register nightly since 1950. Station VHN day cheerleading aspirants will at Ocean Township. Kneeling left to right, are Timmy Meihls, Buddy Kooistra, Billy Edward Collins bobh shot net 34s j carries the program. be interviewed. Classified Ads. Dial 741-6900 now. Bebout, Mike Barry, George Richdalo, and Stovo Rinaldi. Standing, in same order, n Class B. Mrs. Streioh was de- FREE are Paul Forsman, manager Bob Meihls, Chuck Ganson, Mark Kaltenbach, Bob D'An- clared the.winner on a match of TOWING & DIAGNOSIS cards. Mrs. John Husband had More Sports gelo, Bobby Springer, Scott Smith, coach Joe Barry, and Bobby Coleman. low putts, also 34. Hwv 35 & C»ll 264-9617 Poole Ave. In the nine-hole group, Mrs. HAZLET On Page 20 District LL Tournament Joseph Costigan had first low net, 20: Mrs. Eyiest Benoh was second, 22, and Mrs. William Siciliano Spins No-Hitter Nichols had low putts, 20. OLD ORCHARD Frank Siciliano pitched a nn- Point Pleasant Boro, 6-1. i fourth. Sergo struck out 14, while EATONTOWN - Mrs. Martin Warshauer and Mrs. Anthony Fio- itter yesterday as Ocean Town- Bruce Schuman paced Ocean's walking two. hip blanked""HoThrook"'5-o7 at|hit'inR .atta.f' collecting a single, Ashury Park pushed across 10 rentini bobh shot '5s yesterday [and a double and driving in twounearned runs in the first inning, :o share the first round lead in Point Pleasant Beach in one of and scored at least once in the the Presidents Trophy Tourna- bur first round games in the Dis- Shore Tri-Boro was held to twoifive remaining innings to down ment at Old Orchard Country. rict 11 Little League Tourna- Mrs. Fiorcntini also won low Pack up-it's vacation time! hit;ics v,,by, !„,;„losing, nit^uopitcher T»r,,Terry, Whalwi,ai.!Mancliestcr- . Joe Smith, Dick Cal- ment. iendo and Anthony Ceawright net in the ladies blind nine-hole Siciliano permitted only three en, but got them both in the first tournament with a 34. Mrs, J Go with an HFC Traveloan inning when it scored the game's each had two hits to lead As- iase runners as he walked two bury1 Park's 10-hit attack. Cali- Russell Woolley Jr. was second Don't put off your md hit one batter. He had 11 only run. A walk to Joe Novello with a 35. Mrs. Joseph Mauro Caih MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS vacation because endo got both of his in the first You Gol trikeouts. and Al Jardine's single put run- had low putts, 28. IS n you're short, of money. inning. t>aymlt Of the three other games, two ners at first and second. After Get an HFC Trave- 1 SIS. 15 sere shutouts. Shore Tri-Bnro Gary Sergo forced Novello at $100 $ 6.fl7 $ 9.75 loan, cover every cost, 2SA 2SA GABOR says - ^ 13.93 19.50 36.31 dged South Wall, 1-0, at Spring third, John McQuceney drove in 200 then repay conven- Jarriine with a single. 300 Slfi.77 20.PO 29.25 5-1.46 iently when you re- Lake-Sea Girt, and Asbury Park 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 iverpowered Manchester, 17-0, at Sergo was the winning pitcher. SAVEMONEYatAAMCO 500 2fi."7 33.R9 47.63 89.53 turn.'See HFC! 'reehold. In the other game, He also hurled a two-hitter, giv- Ask abnut crtldit lita oms River did all of its scor- ing up singles to Jim Britt in TRANSMISSION Haus insuttinci! on loam the third and Tom White in the at group ratoi ing in the first inning to down SPECIALISTS! thai partoftht balance in COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE 24-HOUR Tooper\ L None ALL MAKES HOUSEHOLD FIMAW Hither 23 OF CARS 2 milesfromGartie'n'it.'parkway, Exit 105 NOW tllli! AllQ 5 Includes: Removing, Dismantling* TRUCK \TIRESJ/ finS Inspection and rioiumbllflt outdoor and indoor dining terrace. WEEKLy EXCLUSIVE WITH MMC0 EATONTOWN cafeteria and dining area SERVICE - LIFETIME GUARANTEE Rl. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center on grandstand lower level, NEW JERSEY FUTURITY 193 E, Newman Springs Rd. Phone: Liberty 2-1340 cofnpletely air-conditioned Wed., July 19 Frank Porter's RED BANK 842-2500 MIDDLETOWN Grandstand $2 • Clubhouse H CHOICE STAKES Middletown Shopping Center .,„„„,.„ . Sat, July 22 80? Railroad Ave. Red Bank Tire Co. ASBURY PARK SHREWSBURY AVE. 747 - 3404 1107 Highway 35-OSboms 1-1400 774-6800 Ask ibout our evening hour* Uevm Hot MMN OST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM Open Men. thru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. 18— W«ln«dtv Jjh 19. 1967 LOST AND FOUND ALTOS FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES HELP WAVTED-MALE HELP WANTT)—MALE THE DAILV REMOTER LOST AJNTJ FOUNT) LOST — E-rwe aa> rH'.T-'ttZRBmp—IW], f-^il pcw-r to* 1M4 YAMAHA UWtt HELP WAiVTED-FEMALE _,_p BUDCTROWC1 V" ' CARPENTERS MAX — KUA r*a.^ vHumAtM* Afc-'.e, WIII I'te pnim, E!t«tw imyMt %**. ' 7S7.12B7 CAB WAJIMXJll: rtlli.lli. Toot OrfLT rr Vn'Mti. OAfll dWldWl. II u> J»J», tor 4«t«n54 f can Vfnrm. ZlmvirnHH VnftVnft. rjirjntrri TrT e iiOitamal ti., TJA -Built. Pet missing? l>t a "L/>Et Ad" R^VM 'AvfmT^f«'' KOWDD* W — MlMluu n«w Iw mm tor 4«t«n5f can; 14114!! Ctu t»l*JMi I anil I in. D1elunln- f In/lm witwoii ln Classified find iL Dial 741- \j^f ">«ri.n'«r >w JlKBRIRIJ •••• TW! l/> 3*76, M'lt., Tun:, Wed.1 Hnlpndel Heat Pi -6900 nOW. '" VHm.y ;jr_0_br«*e M, HMO t.«rry, Iism Hirst FHrfe, Mrwjtflf4 .WS-JW7 Klrmny. STI-nw. R»»lrt. Mine. f.flW Inn, Kelmdtl Rd M««MI|). and ttchnfcitJM Jlllei. 1150(1. «7I.-M7t. MOBILE HOMES — Kvenfngf with minimum mpRrvlnIon FOUND — Terrier do*, vicinity 19R1 TKMPEST — Excellent condition. GL ld Apply SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT short tru-fnlnp IJ2-3535.. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE .Spiling due lo lUnesr J500 or bent of- Eu" HKJ' J^P"'" ln PT'on. RBd Bank MituwamD Ha. Mlddlrunrn. call 7 I PRINCESS — WxfiS. Loc«f« «t V.llty Inn, Rt. 34, Holmdtll, FFor Intir- E»ao. ID? Kavt Front Bt., B«d Bank. MlflevlUe Trailer Ourt, 12 Ave, I), ' IV call ><«.-l)M. ROUTE SALESMEN JflS2 -- Cutlai West Kftsnuhiirg, ".H7-21H1. To l«l|, tt\(i m^rchnndlie our PUBUC NOTICE RABySITTER — Womtn or mature CREDIT MEN product n JERRY BARAnA and LOU LERNER sjlrl. nepenrtHble. hlv In. car* of three Age 20 lo 27. Exp'rlffnce prp(frrfd hul li.-ihe(l rO4Jles Muet b' MUST 8EU, • • inx.V) Elenn_, two bei]- * "rtren. 125 A week salary. Hat ANNOUNCE: MRS MARIE mms FurnfKhed. Excellent cnndiliftn. will train willing and AiiVTPOR M.I ENGLISH FOnnConsul 315, t»o- Miut own ATIto snd hn high nchonl Excellent Salary IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR PRICES LOW, WE ARE ^«tml.,py tin'i Can) RrHdp rl.i'ir, with rjiHIo. 30 miles per sal, JUFt Call 787-R7O9. rliim^. Balsry oppn Call nr alfiri SWITf'HBOARn OPERATORB — Ex1 - and re? Jim Burnn, X.QCAL F[- Plus Commission KEEPING OUR ADS SMALL. WATCH FOR THE ^nswVrs fill questions .liplu for a sprnnri cur. $4Sf>. Call afler MAGNOLIA - 10xM. Kicff llpnt rr lencerl preferred. 311 shift, fionr KAN-OE CORP., l M,\n St., KfypnYi. r'^'i Pt Shre i6.;io p.m. 741-146:1. lion. opporhinlly. fall 741-4700. 1 Mt\n M' ' MM ('fim n sir ron Good Company Benefits t 787-2308. ifjnlr.T, IN SERVK'K -IH6G MuFtHtlg dltln YOUNn KOSK WEIGHT • finely with J Innvprllblf. Bix-tjlinrlcr. 11,000 mllfE. WOMEN OR GIRLS MAN--To l»a rn atlk Advancement Opportunities I.'V' We fit H. T. Will Piicrlflce tor SITOO, call ft^-plKfJ. 10 VINPAT.K - • Al priniinp. Hnorl nppftrtiiriity with yoiinp FurnlMiPd Kxr.Pllent rnn< inn. .Hflrltnn PART-TIME AM OR PM ftrnvvlng iifiinenB. Some art sbl'lty pre- Apply \VM. iliniiiph Krl. I) to 1 BAYSHORE fd S*24C46 ("IIKVKOI.KT-Iffi* Super Rpnrt hard- Township. Evenings and rhentis. 264' sry *l.ft^ ntr hour plug. No experl Crwa V(,]H Rr.lHIng of N Y., J.n<- OLD CARS TOWED AWAY lo|i. ftxrcllpnt cciniilllon. No money •e neoeniary, no typing, RtenA, 01 Rt. :« A Asburv P»M Tirrlf. Ncpttini (Imvn. B;ink ^il| flnnnce ?UM at Jll.fifl ikkeeplng. All pernonnel trained. Im "KNGINKEB. Jlimi'A CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ADS (il'SM* D«y 74I-SKK5 j^f. PET »™|l. Cull collect, 721-7100, OASIS medisle npenlnKa Rvalldille. Call Mr TKO1INIOUN, MrtlT AI I'm PA1NTBH Of«JmhlT»tlon WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Joseph. 2204767. INSPECTOIlfi K«ypnrt Aulo Bo^iy FOR THE BEST VALUES IN AUTOMOTIVE ) VOLk'SWACEN - - Excellent co LATlfK HA.VDS . Vrrv Mcpendllblc. Great buy. JUNK TARS WANTED KXPKIUBNTJKD PA NEW OR USED CARS SHORE AUTO SVRKCKERB I'ABHIKIt Cell AUTOS FOR SALE 7fT-;;«i-fi. 543^)44 5J2-1B2I in loriil Hrr«, nrw nm'lc lE inf,.l I,!. Mint coniii r4ortrl ntppriy. Jrsr round prisilion. Mtlht tlltirmpd rn.ri!lt|p«. Mnny fnn« Fadery Fresh Sale Pay i. Low p onsnniptlon Trr Call fir apply DRIVER-SALESMAN '67s Price Dawn Monthly l.mv m'lPaKi nwrt ndlnon. Nrw nrl for rollo^p t JUNK CARS Bpply In vr*«n, retwe«n 6 r ni. anrt UNITED 'PEI,Kr;f(NT;. llrcs- J8» 74143»!) I Wnn. Cnll afl r .'i p.m. BKVKrtArjK 21, mMrl"d, ihrnuph Frl All flny Sim REMOVED FREE B prn. No r^one cslls. HOWARD ar,f)f) Run."'! Aviiitp ps benefit.'. C VALIANTS ~ $1895 N $45.85 186"' T-RinD—- Gonrt condlllon. Full DAY Oft Ntt.lfT. 787-2()il Anbury park, N, .] pht rod. Just rprink<; T .lOillKRON'S RK8TAURAN1", HWV. 3S. An fqimi rfpE,r,i mrnty «n PLYMOUTHS $2095 O $50.54 • «»n radio, hrafr and »;r ton-WInn- d tlrf-s. rndln, lipatpr, -windshi iionKi, A fnnn OR ANY CAR FROM yDA7a Inn. HMO. fall TtTOtm alter i p tn. =hprp. This car tip"d lor i-n .ATR 20'B OR KAH1.V 30'R. PHONK AUTO " ROnv~MA'^"#xr)ffr'lV From 7 CHRYSLERS $2895 N $69.84 only, :t.". mllrfi ncr gal. S500. Dealpi Fringe bpn'f;t^ Mn p pprpfrrrrd. fitfttdy. 1MA7fi2 AUSTIN HtKAI.EV 3KK) — 1!*S. Ridlp. '*!•!&!» AFTKR .'» T-M. Inr ," <2fl Wn«hln«tnn Ft,, P*r ACOOI.'NTANTNTP Clesn. J.ow mileage. n Arnprlra'ji la WAGONS $2395 E $$7.78 2M-2-M6. 2 WILTiYS JBKP STATION WAfiON — WANTED -- Woman to IlvIl** Inn. RoomRoom, r Hit!iti. Orl|:ln,Tl V-S. 7?uns ur -i\licp| drive, firnd coniiltion. K( 'if wlri> and aiilp has a r«»-arrl- Mill •)1 rilblUT. Call 741-0I115, >ard andd 4$2$255 nslnryl . CalClll bbetween Inp r'ft rf-cr 1967 VOLKSWAGEN liiblr. Cn]\ G7J-08"8. d If) a.m., 7:»fl ppoftunlly for trn> 64 FORD «4 FORD JTM. black intprinr. Ratlin, hpaler md •F P O NT J"AO ~~~ "E n B i ne "nr P <~lV ~wo Fk ~ Country Squire Slo. Wga Falrlan* 506 Sport Coupl white walls. 1-ow mileage. I.lko new. Knur new lires and new bait pry. Host JUNK CARS PICKED UP -KP.AI. SKrRETATlY—Full tlm* o MODELMAKER part time, rxperlpnc* preferred. JlP it CHEVROLET Cull H99-7422 or_8M-«S1. offer. Call after 6 p.m. 916-8405, Twlnbrook Anlo Wrfcklnr_— 542-22M • 5 RAMBLIR 1961 PLYMOUTlJTst-tlon wagon. Auto k-Mlrtdletown urea. Writ* Jinx J-J80, Kxpcrinn'M tn working ^llti I ACCOUNTANT Impoia 5upri Sport I JRETiiiG MIDGET — Good con- The Daily Kfgister, Krd Bank. Thifl is pllPnt iwallion for Station Wooon dition.' $600. Call malic transmission, Tifnvor sttferlnu- GET CASH FOR TOUR FOREIGN — »TR. Must have thfiroujrli kno A7 CORVETTE New front tires, snow tires. J400, Cal AM?:RI(;AN — AND SPORTS CARS of jnnrhinn «hr.p f>ol«, r.ift pr an irui Mh 8 d*fr»^ nr.i 4 Spri., Big Enginr, Both Tops i4 CHRYSLER 787-4663 ~47-lJI_l AT MON.MO1ITH 11OTORS, INC., HwyDKNTAF. J nEnKPTIONIsr--No prevlom l inrM-fi- f general •cr.nunt- New Yorktr 4 Dr. Hondoo 1M3~CH_VB~6_B_"JMPAIJ_ — Auto pxfit?i~lrnr« ncrpsnary. iTiinl b»> rrRHnn- Inp fXp *5 CHRYSLER 1065 OLPSMORILE CUIIUFS. Automatic, 35. Eatontnwn. 542-2414. ably good typist, Writ* Jinx J-152, The lie transmission, four-door hRrdlop. Pally Ke^tHler, Jlerl Hsnk. Many employe • fring Nfw Vnrkffr Hardtop 63 CHEVROLET fall 566-3305. console, full power, Inickct gents, ratlin, Wrtlp Br»x C-H4, The H heater. Low mileage. Beautiful condi AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS fled Bank, COST «4 CHEVROLET Biscayne 18B2 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Twotion- . 747-4797, PIN-MONEY PLUS ~ Sup*r Sport U PLYMOUTH door, »iick shirt. Good condition. S350 an you nsr fid extra cash per werk 45 CHRYSLER r«Kh. 54'2-4148 aHfr 8 Pm- 11861 GATHMJAC ("OLTK 18 ENCI.1SH MUD llsthesd <-ryl- Station Wooon (!) nlnfec conditioncnditon. ?6W "Cal" l 5<2-B845 bt- tnder enRln*" »ni1 trRnsmtsnlnrt. com. • r Ihe family hiirlgpi? It'B yours lor ACCOUNTANT 2 Door Hardtop IMl" VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, tin . twern 6 and T p.m. vn linurw n dny *jflftrt, Rf-t ynur own hi PLYMOUTH hrakpa and clutrh new this year. Passed plelely rutiiiill - still In crstfl, plus hourn, Tall 2D1-1G87, 7R7-H47 or Mt4,-1f.43. AIITO PARTS MANAT.KR - Kxpprl PriKiil future * writs cppllctr » DODGE Snort Fury lnspnr.IJr.il rrci-nlly. J395. Call 747-0030 lft.17 CHEVHOLKT 327. Three speed new pressure plst* and clutch. Cftll pnf^d, r.M nmli>r. Salary plu* rom- Hardtop between 6-7 p.m. Hurst. Radio and reverb. Call 741 787-66IW. rnlpslniT, Krincf hrneftlf*. Mu rray nHj, tfi>1ij«trlaI nrriijntlrij *XpBrlcnce 54T1 alter S p.m. •SHORT OP CASH? Jnc , V20 Wsshingtnn SI., Perth Amhoy, l-,<[p'|pnl ^'Hrilrp Knlnrl^fi SPECIAL' BUinK-1966, Skylark, four-dnor hard (VHUPLETE CADIL.1.AC ENfilNE Ouistanding h»»n»*f|( rrmtri.ni SUPER SPORT top Factory sir-condltlonerl, auto-lransr 19r>6 FORP — Country nednn. 262 V.~8— And transml^Bton. Completely re- orningl leninon* In fi^ri-J-VK). 66 CHEVROLET Aiitoinallc, radio, beater, Beat offer. r mfn I: 1U EN6INE mlmlon. Poaltnctton rear' axle, power built. Usetl only 1200 miles. Over JBfil) your nfilKhhorJ)0O(tbJ i •ervinK Avon IliiCHEI, TRIKMC MK<*HANIC -- ;,,i(|t* MR. N. K. Klil.TR Mer-rlnK-bralu'H, radio-rear speaker, S42-rj&r}l. Invested. Asking J400. Must sell. 787- Custom em. llouiewlvpi prefprred, 1, common cnriivr, has open- whltewalls. <6a-5S63. J965 RENAULT — R8. XaklDg~|650 6606. TKI fxjierh-nce necessary. Write J. a nmt-cltKfi piu-.iiiinlc with Ulrcliall, P. O. Rox 188, Port Mon- ability In r«.*i>uIriii^ diesel ffl- GENERAL CABLE FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS 9S1 CADILLAC DeVliXB — Convert!- (Jid mileage. Call after 4 p.m. 2(1 IiioiiUt or c»ll 7J1-434U or «Ki2-3377. I —WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE lie Air (iniiHt!onfjiK- Full power. AUTO RENTALS jjirie.5. j:: 6a per Jir, IUKTBI frlr^t iK'nf-- Ilean, A-l. *2S85. 787SHS filK, jit-fmloii. rieiiltli ami fttiiidi-nt, life CORPORATION IM5 BLACKMIJBTANG"^ V-8~aulr7- '.AllitltA'J'UHV TKCUIS*IClAN' -- Full- InMiranr.. 'J'hrefc uc-kii \»r;iti«in o!l«r 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES jnatlc. Power steering. Excellent con- _.. . Attractive iBlury 'J'n» >'far, 12 paM hn|]ritivs.- Apf.ijca. 26 W«slilnj;t4>n fct., I'erth Ambot dltkrn. tlUHi. Call after 7, 462-9 TOM'S FORD llh fringe lifnefils. Apply J'ersonnfJ jMnns tan be ftJltrt out ilail}1 and f\*-- An Kjiin..___l .i.pporiuniiy «*mplny«r 50 Hwy. 38 . 7B7-1113 Ktansbtirg STAT 'epartment. KlvBivJtw MoattiUl 741- inltiics al AAA TRtV'Kt.VfJ rop.P ,| VOCNG MAN 1 In J * RENT A CAR iWJ. Uxl. 22ft. j»dl E. J.lnricn Avf., I.inHfn, N.J, For!"11"'* waier CHEVROLET WH — V!, [our-iloor »»- J925 -™- _ ; BAYSHORE Isn, automntlc, power uteerlng, braVen, T87-6<0< 300 Hwy. 35 264 1 GOO !I\(T Inlorr Mr, £'«b«., ln th. Bormjfh t 60B-5H6-(lTCi this tTOf of CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 4263. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES j _"'__il" * >- >- K«yi«n. RKAI, KRI-ATK PAI.KRMAN . - u. »n m™. brake**. Inp. Uk« nPW. See to a.ppreci- DUAI. ANU AUWBaaUKIt^j-^^----^— ~>^^wS~;ji?ri:i "»«•'• <;""-»" opportunity with l.r^.i Apply i »te. A.klng *1060. 74T-2791, Ul-OSIB. 1862 COMET — Sll-cyllnder, automatic. Offlrf, M'irtlrlnaJ 1st AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Ipnre i-rcfcrri-rl lint not ricf(.s3nry s«]. L rfspfrtpfl, new Jmrnr hiiilder, Kr('fl)»t|rnm*n»urate with ability Mod* •"*• Excellent Incenliv* progrtm with rrcH^jir Hursf. V8. Burgundy, Wick Interior. iVallant. glx-cjllnder, »llck shift *150. :crn, lir-t-onriltionul nffUc. Paid lios-irxlra hcn»fltn. Call Mr. • P.lhner. " 229-4790 l mx> "ATTCNTION ~~~ 291-9200 A-t • -l!3flO"- Ji7-463S-after fc- P:m.— 381P6fiT, — ' •" " — aWni-NliM-tnwith*old. With -trfttlcrlpXallEntion. For appclntment call Mr* - ^ '" 6 p.m. Vt't-4, - Ahtmtfi Vti. an aaltl. Fully equipped. $95 r f 1WT7 CHEVBUIiB—Super Sport, lour- 1965 OTO — Owner leaving are*. Huat •U-2U7and calls. Alte. Fullr Iyi p.m.equipped, 2M-94M. $950. . Call Marcak, M2-S. tW,. EXPERIENCEt' "" " " ") CI.1MJ1ER KIRBY MRN apr-ed, bucket ffeala. iRe4 wiUi black tn- sell. Best otUr. Call WANTEWANE D — Y«ar round workk. ClCalll Ar# aikpil to reporfportt t.l«. tiitci* . RReHd Btak lerlor »nl blauk vinyl roor. R200. or 8*2-1133 SAV-COTE T41-9U1.. KlrnKl y office for Information en aftw be»t orrer. Klnanclnc arranged. Owner 1966 OTO — Blue, black Interior. Your and ll>naj;*ra nrcdBd. WurV IIKAI. CSTATE SALESMAN "KKKDICI) opportunity program. n service. 666-126(1. THE LIQUID PLAS'IIC COATINQ ill OllOlirlHll n I S War'' Ave. »peed transunlssion. Mae wbeels. Mlie oary: Ulgd nini« for cait. Call alter sk. 7-I7-4543 anytime. up to 4". I*kt Chimplaln and Canadian car*?rr-mlndpri pfnplf. Apply for Intfr- 741-2111. TRACTim TRA.lI.Bn DraVERS — x>- 42-1SW evenlngi or weekend: Cliarli at vl>w, ERBCO HUILPINn, Bhrpw#r»nry p»ri«ftc» rwiiilrM. Apply In p«r»or Ford's !B9 MBROEIVES nv-i'-apcerl atindanf , #rnry EXPERIENCED Senrlc« gtiUnn Orvfr- Ka4>p1 Tmeklnc Corp., Rt. M, U-_a«-.i l9M~Alj_TINHEALEY 3000 — Clean, must sell, J300. Call THE BOATMAN'S SHOP •tor. Kiperltnctit HKImnlc. Chryilfr. iw mileage. Jison. to II. Bank Airport), rro4uRt cxp(rl«nr« prfrcrrfd. Musi 741-HM_ - 2M-1720 New Jersey's LarfMt Marine gupplj MEN — PART-TIME _ Home. 24 Wharf Av*. Rtd Bank, hi own tnoln. Apply In person, Vi'tr- AGtUR "-"i963 Mark in, automatic. PERMANENT HELP • Aulomollvf, Inc. Hwy M, • B«I- T 7*1 57S0 2,000. Ont ownpr, private. Ojen Sundays and holidays. - WANTED lng. Stearty, toM pay, nn «rp*rr- 842-O723______A-l. Kadlo, etc. Fully equipped. Eve- neresmrj-. t'nt Intervlrw a.ppl/ ning, 8(2-1117. SHOE 8AI.EIMAK Bxperlancftit Tv d July 22ft. . ft:ft:3ft pp.m. \n T p m., OADTLTJAO - • Four-door hardtop. SiM~THUNnERBm» —"WhltV." rower INTERESTING POSITIONS Yrir round Position. 36-hnur weeV. One Harmony Model L running condition. $200. Call 591- nlftit. CVimpany benedu. Ctll r«ra Rowl r.lrl. 3fi3f.i Mf44l«b itperlng, brakes, whltewall Urea, radio. Columbia Sailing Yachts nal, 141-4000 r»nT nmt nuv H FALrVW 1964 STICK •HB YA __ help. Houna tr) cult. Apf>ly ii p Exrellent ronditinn. N'pw'tlrei. Asking TAnDMAN WANTED 10 «m. in ja a m , weui«nya. at AUTOS FOR SALE 7H5. 741-7OOR. 2M-1360. 184 Ocean e, Kht 812-1 MANPOWER.INC. Call lor Interview. rlilckon Hr.li/1«y, jVi tlnrmu it to 50". W. Front Kl.. RM Bank. 842 4:143, .S12.VKI. IM , »]re*_htiry. 'J,YMOli*TH 1flfi2 — Fntir-door spdan. laju TtchUjn' 313 Main Rt., Ash.iry Tart. TO-MT7. FT. HYDRO — With 3fl h.p. Mercury. Krvlca Itltlon itt^n- HART TIM*. «! f WBian,T Atitomatir. Power uttering, radio, heat- fast and fun. Very good condition. flart. mlsry. Also maritime nljhl «!-,„, er. Six cylinder. Good condlllon. 741- IBCEPTinNIBT SEORETABT -- For K 'nlnicn » tn 10 pm. No C. II tMB aflPr 6 p.m. 671^5973 during _tht fUy. Irntlsl. F. ur days wprk. rirss* reply tenlmnL Apply Jlmmv'i flunnce »r.'«IrM.Hpnr» "J-r, OaU tontifct VIM Klatlon. f.nrr— "-u-- --. «.— • - -- - . iy mull In nr R.F Johmon, 35$ Rlvtr d •» ?:••" only "TOYOTA «M T>on(VE -Rtaiton wagn^nTTwr.- i' THOMPSON — 90 h.p. Mercury and Rd.. F llr N v«n, N.J. lldf. Red Rank. *" door. Automatic tranftmiitlon, lit cylln- trailer. Koady to go. (A Bteal), dfr. Very good condition. J1W. 741-41R1. Nl'rtBB OR Full time. Apply THE NEW - Apply in pmnppm, lfi tn 2 person RAJUTAN MEAT MARKET —1" HELP WANTED-Male • Female ro hnrrllop co lflri^ nHIUS-CHAFT CAVAI.IlCn — 2T.p m.. RIVKRfTRERVKRRER T VIIVIIRBTNR O HOM1C HOT ONE (IPIICPK. One Standup head, galley. Sleeps twn. In ex-3t Chspln Av#., Tied Bank. ace." Call 291-3708 aftrr « p.m.cellent condition. Fully fitted out and . AN to npfrstf huff- | Ing 1st VOSlKSWAGEN — ready to go. J2.0M. Call 842-1208. EXPERIENCED RKAUTICIAN O machlnt »nrl pa»l» w»x floors M«sl Ruminn lor.«tioo f'.all P.O.E. Limc. Rumnori. c»ll f n Bllur 1 y good condition. 13' LVMAN — Outboard aklft with ntw 842-2O20. onl'" ! " 4-'w ° '«, ; 5-B ' * ' lnl»rvl»w ulth ArrKoro-k „.-„.„. SAVE UP TO $500 canvas cover. J12.V Call SHnK HAI.ERWOMAN KxprtlmrM. CTZ rrr-^-———r— ^——-'--•- RE-flltED or sfml l«tlri1~Mupii~fof \4ljhNT AUTOMATIC 1H6O 7*1-4580 im '". f ™T '•I"'"*'1", parl-llm* turiKnlnr iM lltht - ON EXECUTIVE CARS w tires. White and Vpar round pnMtlnn. 38-hour w«i>k. On* ARIEL—«26' Fiberglas sail, m»!n. Jlh, lKht. Pnmpany bcncMtit. Call Ftrson' willing to . 7U-T(lffi. 261-1360. , Til-4000. .,* .« «?"'* >(lr ln"rvlevl plfa^e In a Jiv'ly. n.w ftjrnllhPd hom« Writs JIW LE RAL1.B COUPE — A-l con-1&fi6 ORnna-cii9toml7.flfl trak rshln, in __^_____ ,t!!_?;?'l_lL'J?""L . PH. Bo. mi. w>.t l^y ^r.nth RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS dltlon. $600. Call h.p. Evlnrmie, nwning, ntnhlonn, life i WAlTRBBBEfl -• RXPF.RlP.NrRD 671-2964. llnpfl, pnlpll, Rtichnr, fntVinmetPr. Clean. | Year rounrl work' Onnti working ,—IfiAnrENTEr^n- R WANTED ... Kiprl- TYPIBT - Capable' of A~imiii~iii AUTHORIZED DEALER Many cxlrns. W'crglas dinRtiy. ?8,000. Iritlloim. For nppolnttn^nt rail Til-0200 • nrtil In rf.nnHfllns work, r.ll ,lt,r mlnil!.. Will train tor •p«rilMl«« fUW. VALIANT - - Kour-door. Two JIPW B 672WT .a,^ ;l II? E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD Good second car. 5125. 741- 1__ _5'i'??l ' '<" *""'« »'»'• B"t A-122. TB» Dally 19' BOAT With 75 h.r. Johnson. ExcPl-'Sl-h(K)l tralneil RED BANK 741-5886 2ln2 "COLLEGE STUDENTS ""<""• (Mor"'e" Classifie""*• d Ads Ifl.17 TONTIAC — Black and whit ••fvian. Good condition. $100. Call 741 SHIFT WORKERS On The Next Page) 0506. .^VHVork part or full llm*>. Karn HO for lost) CHEVROLET"impaja, two-door to twflva holm. CommUslon. Call 1 condition, rhone T4.1-9263. HI1687. If you ''! too young to r-ememhei ftie fommn hardtop, six cylinder, ntlck ihlft, Red 4EI.P WANTED-Wale,,- Female HELP WANTED-M»1e - Fem«!« Ford Model T or.A. don'l feel ouf of It. New interior. Clean. $350. W-JJIM.- ^ 1957 CHRIS-CRAPr - 21' .Head. Bleer • cam*t. Ford 'i, M«i»l • C^&« • toortv.. l^e.1 u- J-^W- _ Cortiw. Ha a" new and It's oil Fofd. Here Full power. Excellent condition. Ask- 787-7874. , bullditiE. Good pay, no #xp*»rtenc« neci* It bMie transportation (ri It* finest—from the ing JlOSfl. 741-7O08. 264-1360. *«ry. lalervlewa being h«l<4 Thursday, DMpit who itarted It oil. Ford's Model C-as 12' HOWBOAT b.p. motor, July 30,6:30 p.m. in 7 p.m., Harmony J963 nAMBLHIRAMEHICAN — |17B. Bawl, Rt. 3A, Mi1<« InMirils girl. Call n68-77«- Auk for Mr, Zann. Ing. brakes. Clean. Very good running anil Inbnardoutboarrls. 1RWIN 8 WOMAN ™ With lomt «xperlen» lr MECHANICAL & INDUSTRIAL ondltion. JH.V Call 671-312*. VACHT WORKS, Marioe_raru. Til-omi. retail tmhti, /or pharmacy. Apply tr 15' OLD TOWN BOAT"~and~trailer. person, Bun Ray Tirug, Middlttnwn, 1160 RAMBLER STATION WAGON— (90. Mr. Facclll. Call See Mr. Boz&rd, between 9 «nd 6, Mon Slx-ryllnder. Standard shift Radio, thrrmsh Sat. heater. Good condition. $200. S66-5133. DRAFTSMEN - MECHANICAL 1961 CLASSIC RAMBLER -- Perfect 13' KOWBOAT — With outboard well. BEACH CLUB SNACK BAR UANAH condition. New brakaa, shocks,. plugs, Good condition, 140. ER — Six rtayi per w««k ihrongh EXPANSION OF THE LABORATORY HAS CREATED CHAL. F & H MOTORS 441-7447. Labor Pay. Kxperl«nc« preferred,' but points, hattcry. |100. 787-7HO1. noi'euentltl. call _Ir. Screen, 812-9876. NEW 25' CHRIS ORAFT Clipper Sklft, LENGING ASSIGNMENTS IN PROJECTS CONCERNED WITH CADILLAC 1961 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Two 21fl h.p. motor, ready Id go. IRWIN'E 0 THE DESIGN TEST EVALUATION AND DOCUMENTATION OF ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN SILVKH FOUR- nOOR. AM/ POWER YACHT WORKS, Marine Park. 741-0003. d* * week. Older woman preferred, Asking itm. 711-7008 .261-1360, pply In penon, Burger Bowl, 15 jtfl56 f'ORD FAIRLArTE -Four-Tloor. 1967 AFTLEBKE 14' — Aluminum boal. White 81., Red Bank. WEAPONS HANDLING EQUIPMENT, CONTAINERS AND 542-1111 DOII running condition. fSo^Call Rfte New condition. Anchor, line and paddl PACKAGING. EXPERIENCE IN THIS FIELD DESIRABLE BUT , 812-1825. _ J105 firm. 264-4839. HOUSEKEEPER — Mv#. In pr«n>rre>i. Adulti, Reference! required. Ntar bus NOT MANDATORY. LABORATORY IS LOCATED ON RT. 3* IN H6rT~nmn CONVERTIBLE — "niae 17' CORRECT CRAFT — 18» h.patop. . Write Box C-148, Th« Dally Reg- i-ttri white top. All power. Engine anri Interceptor, 80 xn.p.h. flood condition, liiter, Red Bank. LEONARDO, N. J. PLEASANT JERSEY SHORE RESORT LIV- rannmlsnion excellent. $900 or best (intact H. Brothers, « Third Ave. offer. Call 671-31111. Atlantic Highlands between f-8 p.mDHNTA. L ASSISTANT—Experience pre |NS CONDITIONS OR REASONABLE COMMUTING FROM |000 or beat offer. ferred, not necpinary. AtaUtwiLn area. i96t FORD Yk\JOC AUTOMATIC. 1B59 741.SM1 Hax'a bar, 30 Uapll Ave. FRINGE BENEFITS. STARTING SALARY RATES UP TO $11,304 KXnRLI.ENT TRANSPORTATIORANSPn N BI.C0 CRUISER -- Hull nound. Fiber- Red Bank. Anklns tlM. 711-7008 [las bottom. *2fK>. IRWIN'S YACHT DEPENDING ON EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE. INTERESTED VORKS. Marine Park. 741-0003. LEGAL SECRETARY — Red Bank of flee, At leaat three yearn legul experl APPLICANTS SHOULD FORWARD RESUME OR APPLICATION ' 22' ZOBEL BEA BKWF — 125 Chrysler ence. Salary $110 per week. Ctll 747- TRUCKS FOR SALE Crown, risti well, 52 gal. Monr.1 tanh. 3730. FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT (FORM 87) TO: FINANCES ITS OWN CARS 100% Beatllltul condition. In water ready to fsmcHKVHbrTET Ticiaip , RO. Must sell, moving out of. atati RAL-WSLADY — Part-Hnn?, for chil- WITH THE WIDEST SELECTION runnlnit cnndltlon, $160. Cal 291-31125 af- dren'R wear. KxperlftnrPd prrffrred, ter fi::io p.m. Apply In penon, Youth Center, 20 NAVAL WEAPONS HANDLING LABORATORY, WANTED — Trailer for 18' Drat. Mils Broad 81., Red Bank. 1050 C.M.C. TWO-TON TRUCK — 14b' e reasonable. Call before 7 p.m. T87- NO ONE REFUSED CREDIT aluminum van hody. dual wheels, two- COSMETICIAN — Experienced, for speed rear. V-6 pnglne. Excellent con- full time Job In large cnflmetlr. depart- NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT,'EARLE, SERVICEMEN FINANCED dition. (I.HO. Call 717-2706._ II' GLASSFAR n-1 Ski Boat Black ment. Good lalir/ plu* commission for FISHERMAN'S nF.ijCJHT — Plckll. leather Interior, 18 gal. tank, wind person wliti pxperlcnbe and Ability. E-4's AND UP — OVERSEAS FINANCING shield. Excellent condition. 1295. 142Appl. y In person or call for Interview. COLTS NECK, N. J. 07722 with cover. Bunk room on wheela. 1065 _r. Cohen, U71-O3M. Chevrolet pickup, B1 bed. I to I dayi 3607. 291-1089. SAUJBOAT -~ Lightning 19', Johnson built, rnclng rig, slrileman TJarron clean!rip department. No tx SSIIR. eTAO. Trailer. Never used, 112ft. necansary. Apply DOjN'AI/P' HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTEI>-MAI_ MOTORCyCLES- 61.1468!) or-e71-9145. — _ Y AI.Mhrln.a St., Red Bank 1 NOON HOim EMPLOYMENT -- Olf- RnToSiizukiA Ill POUBUO—ENPOUBUOEND BARTENDEARENER h.p. Mercury. Fullly equippedid . CalCll eterlaand plnygrpund _upprvlsnrn, J2.50 EtectrOTlcl Auto fales. 334 Main Street, Matawan. 264--86J.86J8 1 per hour, one hour ppr day, five 66222 {iftl'8 per week. l!NV7-f>8 Fchool yenr, SONAR MARINE nAIlIO — TELE pinning Sept. 1, 1W7. Fur appllcatlDn 250 CO BHl.TACO MATADW THOKB — Model 65, «ix channel, 65 call 741-2188 nr apply In person at th( Call after 6. watt*, built-in A/M receiver. A-l. (150offic. e or the Little Klher Board n 2P1-1017 Miscellaneous Chrysler marine engine Education, Markham Place School, Lit FtENRIxi~J865~—~1!5 cTc. 600 Itlilei parts. 787-6280 alter 5:30 p.m. tie Silver, New Jersey. Good condition. Best otltu RCA 8' WOOD PRAM' JOT.95 Ptr Week 229-6286 6'6 Flberglfts•^iberglftsja Guppy « OLDS . ... $4.20 '65 CHEVROLETS 1065 AND 1966 BBA 620 CG — Elxcet- ^lumlniirr J90.8J HELP WANTED-MALE '98' 4-Dr Hordtop Impalos, Hardtop!, lent condition. Cnli Outboard Motor OH fcaflfO ( 7.OT •6) PONTIAC Bonn. ... 57,70 BeMn, 462-(M3» sftor !_ VAN WINKI-H MARINE EXPF3RIErJC_l» PUNCH PRESS OP , ? Dr. Hardtop AS LOW AS H 3fi Ett KKATOR — looking for 8te,ndy work 1966~HONr>A leo'DnEAit — 2IK0 mlirs. with overtime. Apply in r^rnor/, Eslny Space Center i'« VOLKSWAGEN k. Very good condition. |475. 787- 2-Dr. Miai Producls, 1 Catnerina St,, Red 2442. BUSINESS NOTICES Bank. '65 LINCOLNS K nlH'ATt -250 e.c, 2200 miles. Ex Convertip'es, Hordtoos Country Spdon Slotlon Woaon AIR CONDITIONED WER"'pTlESSi\IAN"~—"~TiT operate AS FORD cellent shape, fia-'i. Can be K*r>n at Clt. M & K BASEMENT H«lri>ltierK and Mttl* ninnt. Rlemly All Air Cmdftlonea FORDS • CHEVROLETS co Station, Se.a. Brlshl. 8t?-»S«l, !_••_>.m. 'mploymont. Mary b»npflta. Cnmmer- AS LOW AS Country Squlri Strrtion Wagnn SPACE CRAFT ASSEMBLY . ' PONTIAC 111,80 PLYMOUTHS • BUICKS JP67"HONDA"—' 4Hi"c.c.~IHSh"b»r», cua- WATER PROOFING CO. :1a! Prpa.1, If) Menhanlr. St., Red Bank. om seat. POO miles. *BM). Station Woaon witti Air ) ymrs gnaranleed. >'re« «9tlmalca. NIRHT SHIFT SlirERVJ8OR~W]ip«ri- •65 CHEVROLET SI 140 787-2090 _ »U S2T)-5fH7. enna on electronic Rfl«emtily 11 np anrl '«5 CADILLACS CUBAN CBLTJLRS, TARTW, OARAGES Openings available at all levels for individuals to wire and Su CONVERTIBLES •n54""HATlfiEV~riAVIPBbN motorcycle, Dility tn hnndle prrconnel. Ap^ly In Sedon 45 CHEVROLET 111,35 i-lth i>rrvice car. Bent offer over J285. — Have truck. Llcht haulfnB. Call attei or.son, Klectronlc Assistance Corp., 20 assemble electronic and electro mechanical equipment' for 2-Dr. Hardtop Impnla PONTIACS - BUICKS -all atler 6, 542-5278. 3 p.m. 741-214B. rldRP AVP.. rirri RnnK'. FORD LTD 11390 CHEVROLETS - FORDS g AUTO MECHANIC Cliryaler expprlcn< satellite systems and sub syslems. With Alr-Cofidilionlna ^KSTA St'dOTER — 125 cc, 1959. Oood inndlllon. SIS. <"«11 plowing, pumping, latrra.i All septic referred. All frlnce benefitH. Five-day HOMEOWNERS 'AS FORD GALAXIE . SB 40 T..nt_ work, KBN BRYAN, 671-flnW. fppk. Apply in jierson, Mnnrlrn 5 Vcor FuKjnrinq "SOO11 2Dr. Hnrdton 74i-tl2M Schwartz &. Sons, 141 W. Front St., Should he able to read schematics and assembly drawings IMMEDIATE LOCAL anil LONO DIfiTANrF, MOVING Dehts Consolf^nled lo One •tl CADILLAC CONV SUM 165 HONDA — Excellent Katlmatcit given. rcH.innnhle. KM Rfink. and have experience in prototype assembly or breadboard Low Monthly Pnvm^nl With Alr-Condllioninn DELIVERY 1165. Cflll 741-OGI8, T*iI-7J»"I. rraniKNOKn HARFENTKRH t^ star '« CADILLAC WIO 711-3*8:! k Immertiatply. Cfill nftpr 7 p,m, wiring. Knowledge of NASA i wiring and soldering require- Hnrrttop with Air Condltionifio wer» Pef Woek IAR1.F.Y TIAVjnSON — Chnpper. LAWN SERVICE •U IMPALA AJ RAMBLER "9W" SA.40 U RAMBLER _«.?» ROY IS -~ Gmprnl clpa FSaknry, ments preferred. CO«v«rtiblt 4 Dr. Hardtop wltrt Alr-Cond condition. 1/its of chrome. 1760. Call nflrr 6, 7<1-(KI(1. nt 4-dr. oordlop, rclween 6-7 p.m. "'}]^^}^ flay Ave., HlRhlanda. y In per- '<4 FORD SDK A? PONTIAC . $19.70 CHEVY . S7.» irT^HAULrNo"'—" rnr.tnll.Hlnn - Cflloxl« XL !-dr.~ hdrdtop, r.rond PrlXr Convertible * Super Sport Hnpnaa Coupe Rate commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits Irailer* nrrl Kiiitrrs. trpon rut ri ARPRNTKHfl F'rpminK and trim- air cimdllion#d. 64 PONTIAC . I9fO •») MERCURY . ... K.W MOBILE HOMES other smnll Jnbs considered. offered. '« FORD ».n 4 Or Hdln. with Air Cond. Mint Possenger Colony Porte 4fi= 77WB ming. Summer and winter, Good pay. I INCOLN S19.70 II 7fii-8i;i7. « FALCON M.JO I.A.WNS AND SHMim.1 - Put III shape '. CHEVY . u 40 with Air Cond. '« BUICK ' S11S0 '« FORD 21. Famous NORRI5 GOLD SEAL Mr. M. Melore Impoia Srnilofl Wooon Convtrtlblt, All rower trfivrl troners nt . . . FORD U 10 WHrtrnt r.ntivprrlblc Apply Mrtnniouih Meati. 110 Monmfiuth M CHEVPPLET BUICK 51.M 741-fllK RCA Space Center N'n« Ponertger Slotlort Special. VI, 1-dr. Hdtp., oil pwr. SCHIFFMAN'S Tlirl Hunk, Impolo Convprtible Kfl A arturrAi.TY '—"AH MECHANIC "WEF.DRR - - RORPrn Truck Intersection Rts. 571 & 535 (Locust Corners) ' CHEVY '^2 TOP.D '« BUICK . 4f> Occarnnrt Avr. W. Lonq Rronrh Tnr\F Chn i ]PS Howrr, Cnn- LrSnbrp Conv., ell powe Eqiilpmfnl, Hwy. 3."i, Katontmvn, Call Impoia Cfiflvrrtlbl« Cnnvprtihlp The Pnltrrsorl'; of the NORRI& Trnvsl fJ f42:22O Hightstown, N. .7. Club will be hfre nnri will rheerfufly ^how fhe ninny utiti^i'fll dlsi^ncMvp WE EDGE! — MalfH, ovi»r 2fi7F)]li Phone: (COD) 448-3400, Ext. 2G03 (entltfPS of NorrlS Gntri Srnl trnHfrs. ' niMltiR. I.flt tn flnl«h bv Call between 5 and StHirrMAH'S ore nlf-o tnflory Iran- Weekdays: ft:30 a.m. lo 4:30 p.m. • chisrd rtrnlr-rs (or Giles, Rlnron, Pnytil IAI.EKMAN With cttr for oxygen Evening interviews can be arranged; 5 p.m. (so 7 p.m. CrrsI, .Srnokey and volunteer travel r municipal efjiiipment nalpfl, Bxcp trailers and campers. ippnriunlty. VVrll" Rnx M-160, The ,''IinNTrnnE~MOVINr, - - Atlkn" and it Rrt fik An eqttnl opportunity employer Comple'o lim of hilrhn, rolhr.T rfranM. r,n\\ nflrr t> pm. nil supplies ant) campmertt. nVKhfiem O~SP"_CIA_.TIJJa SALEB- 1AN--nfv?relflffl tine, HlRh commls- QUALITY nnd SERVICE. . MOWING — overgrown Innp. Full or part lime, Semi-retired RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Ii the SCHIPPMAN buy word. Uelda. acceptable. Write Bo* J-lfil. Tht Dally T41-51O1 Register, Red Bink. WANTED—Male . remote FOtlAl* FO8SALE WE FAMILY l COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOK SALE ;Weiie*rat<>, ty« pteit- ta! In th« c«ntpr of Red Jjaok, coa- -IK-"» In j. Jl£«tlfnt opportunity, S'lvv- "~ LiftL| SILVER ~-~ fold In dozen lflta only, Omil 747-27W. up», tilt, jlra» and corn. Ktw eudl- UH lor further ln(orcnatl«li. l^HV old RB,nrM copiplet^ly redewrilrd wMkaiMt. I*MH«W lt»rllO£ ialary •aru) 8TR* ASIINCY m«700 ind rciLdy for you.' SOJC135. One-car te- AUTHENTIC ENGLISH feenortljt. Apply Monrnouth ftrnivaleie»nt il W flm.wi-gw «»«nlni«. ftKe. PricM at $13,450. J.15 monthly, Center, 229 fialh Ave,, Long Biaacii. FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING RIVER FROWT «m»- inly MOO down. Veta no money down. TUDOR OOWN—Bridesmaid dream and all at- THEY'RE NICE oa n»t noor lo tut TuiHr Botidtu Thin rorner propprty Is bpa.utitully Iind- CMMrlji wllh Individual pengnal s«r- You'll Jov« the New wooden window C$11 747-14W ill repair *n tl, ,i'ist three hlocl<« to park, $hop- PART"TJVII'• -~j»ite««»r»phlodarkroom yJL'±.£1 bultt-in 1>ESK» US up FILES, lable.. chalrl! m decor. iillrtlnj, 500 livfy, 35, Atlantic HlgMands. :nrpn. Only $1 i.sdf) VHA Wr«n down helves. Oak" flnors throujhrmf. SEWING MACHINE j Mil HE machines, tynevrlttn; office •itnFKBEIONAl/ "oFKJf'E • Three s.riy ai'prn'.'frt) 5*|f)'> in^nthly. entrance ith t l equipment, ti'., s.t bargain prlr.ei. New PROWN'S solid oak OPERATORS - used. AAC DESK OUTLET, nte.i 'oorns, Aprrnxinislcly TM B'\. ft. K**^ r |nac-ls Alll ! Broarf fll. RP<\ Rank T41-7V)0 •Uvervf^w Hospital. All utllitiei. 1160 l!tl!nn bdnpfH*. thrT wppkp palri vaca- JfttrhP! tlM BRTDOE SPORTSWEAR, 247 -|inKAI, FOR SKIN niVKRS .... Slx- inr month, f'all 74J-12000. TYPEWRITERS, ~A?)J)mG~~rn»chin«i" BrHgf Avf., Ilfd Banll. 7<7-iaT3. AM inqkri new of used. Gu«r$nt«ri J - - .„,., sail. $.w ;iEr> BANK -~ rpntral locnttow. . bar, etc. f£1,(K^, Knsy F1IA [f-rms. EXPERIENC'.KD rlif f. ThorTJifrtpr 'mfn I.nw as $25. Serpko's, ]f>] Monmouth Winter ak la. baby carriage. 7B7-7B2fi. •T^-lorRfl ID s']lt" office space. Orounrt and waitresses. Apply !" PTKi.n, Mar- It. hf\i lo thf-ftter. T47-MB.1 ie hf.mta will sell fifi, an hurry. HALL BROS., Realtors 3J1" ATTIC FAN — Belt drive, f.40. 1 On''* ninpr, Ihvy '-'S, Krafifhurg. 'esslnnal offir-Pfs. lmtnerl^le occupan- 811 Rh.T r.r). Til 7(,*r, K»Jr Ha ry. CHAS H. TINDALU Kcaltor. 7*1- BEACH AGENCY EPISTOPM. PARISH In temporary RENT A TV (Kir,O. quart*™ n'Ms nl-inW for choir r<-- or or blucic and white. I3ey, week riii!,<;n CONSOLE Ttv, , Jjsn . rhfirr o BROKKR RUMSON COLONIAL" Vifar&*l and Sunday ipr.'krs. Call 717- 'J'HMB modpl, BXKf:iJTiVK~S,IITK~"~f^int!liunif o( moalh. I.oy r«le». IUT8H0RE TV Both In fnnil Vft6 Fq. H- Mnf|pin nrtir.fl bntldlnj; n*1^' 4571 t4MHW rill I'm. 787-^707. r 38 fThiirch 81.. K«aD»l>ur|. 7I7-M0I). o Firut M^rchanls Bank. 2. i JtfvllfR? rrriHK •J'WO r,AS~HTOVKB '- - iwttle tas, In Flei Bank. Call 747-:S73fi, bciwecn SITUATIONS WANTED - Female CHAIRS" BEHOVEB'BD" —-"•I <:ondlllo:ondllln. j:is h fld' '5 ;,nit ''"• "'"llB- Mnoramith Monmnulh St., Jied B«nk. • irnmlnif Kivfr Tlnlon Fall* to VA l-'HA apprn'.al. RED rTnOKR PPNIDR MFKrHTAP.P - « 8l"' l t i •'Rlvfr Rights" .l.iBi lltlpij lor Available W'rltr Hnx 4-125, Ths Pally RUMSON "RIVER RIGHTS" [0,00,1. Plpji^e rail for appointment. Resist", KM Pnni. 18fi7 EINOKH zir, ^AG WHITE'S HOT ] '"ONSDt.K MODF4. i i'l |,..wer. liliilil' laii,1s<:tpM an,! sitiiHtfl fnr JOSEPH S. McCUE pOG'WAI.KF.n 14-J'P'r-nlr! plil wantFJOnly iir ninnlhn o!rl. POPB fvprytlilne J^J? ite wllii unlimited potential . fali NEW SHREWSBURY fBBNAIBB I RII2'37ifT' 0!'n fi7"BNtTURE —^Aptlque'i",'"china, Rcalturs RANCH linli'T flve HP^^e ___ glgaswar*, art objpcti arid bric-a-nrac, ) F.i'lgfi Tlt-xii. Riirnftpn fifj-niu >x20fl lit willi lall irpps. good shrubs, W4-7BWI. "Whenever I turn Myrtle over on her back sha ilianlti fnr beaiily parlor, *lPl1i*a>s» rpe hnriroims. twn haths, Ltvlrc; "TAKK iftimedfat* <;asMorjtrfyEhjnj ardtvery- 11 lanre of fir? or an>- OIIHT desUd in*., dining ronm. enlargfld kitchen. practicei s swimming.ii1 | tail AiUlft. r.rasnnR.h1*s ront. YOUR OWN BEACH CLUB II lia.ipmfnl, 12X2.1! rrrrpa.tlnn ro^rn, THE WHALE AGENCY IE rannh hf>me »fff>r.i 1 (is 32 in- f>-cgr Rarapp. Like npw ^arp•'^ atjv? id swimmjnj{ pn. .lamfs Parish, gnnd Rfhnnla, rnn- 671-2600 n* nnrl hath. Bcr nipnl tn Parkway. Call owner tndav APARTMENTS APARTMENTS >ora ry »ly|p ranc RTORPj'j'OR r.KARR --'Approxlmat rilninp ai 22' AVB3 (rulilpss hours oi srarchlng hv rpe hPfiroomi!. twn 1»nl|i«. den. p (PMIIM SET KEVPOKT AEEA — SmllcS Jrom EeU t nq. ft. K^crllpnt lonaHofi In Re-i r>nrilnK fnr our frp* coraprphpnstv^ raOITOTON, mW 4-plcr* e»t. metal ffl la mil/ rnnm, t^sement, attari alal(t|t: mndest homes; palatial Bum- •Ivf TJiC IO HPWll'Tn In l.vr, y | snare, Lurlwfe SIITH Hi Uxi, 22"~3IJd- Bank businfBH Hectlnn- 747-1 iw. np-ciir caraap. Hal/ R^re, Ri. !.( GP: 8U.E - - fiver 6(10 mnu nVVU'TC. on STORK - - In clmtiv nn pjtat"*^. waterfronts, farm*. Mul- "My hom*. IPermanpnt ifjV, dp'lrrd 14 tn 1»", refrigerator, wafi GREEN GROVE GARDENS 'arlsh. Ex-Vilcnt s'-lmnU. Kinanc lc Lhtlngs. e »riyilm» SOI irof Ipinhs, TV'a. Kc»t to Ma* TflTl on N' Fair Havi-n Proff-suinnal Etillrilng. Pan- rrqngert. Tall rtow after f p.m. I WIU H|iCP~OIJT "WITH PniVATK (fit., off Ry'y Av#., Highlands ren •Iff! ri«>cor. Elect rinity, heat prnvirifi. 327. 523.900. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor PARTM.* -- f>jnn«r«, ar« other oe- welcome- I/iw prlcps. July 2% 9 75 per mnnlh. ALSO lar^pr fi"0sq. M tuliu. T41-USI. P tn. FOUR ROOMS-$115 r^a available, $iso per month, Excel pitl parkiriK. 741-76M. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - HAMMOND KNOTTV PINE XlttrHen cabinet*, j(cn hcamfi calling In livlna abini'lw. '•'>pnertnnp ranfif. Ceramit; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES , Internatlnrifll Uprlfht frepzer. nm and dlnliip rnnm. Psnnlpd [«.mi|y lie hath. 2MA South Tear! 81 ORGAN gnod orKllHon. Call after 4 p.m. • Efficiency (2'/i Rooms) % 95 RENTAIJ ~"glSioNAL""^-"" YKARLI i)om. St. Mary's parish. I.nt 8-rnl.15. fnt-Pfl-ln back ynrri. lmmeiiialR nrni- • On fintnn"~AvV |2(U)0n » -, Tiv#rn, fully f'ln'rw"^- fil I ELLA WILTSHIRE, R«altor it ri small h man find Iwn "'Her bullrt- recently «iov»1M, all year rMiid t-iuj. OF ASBURY PARK swnr OI.UB FOU TENANTS nancy. Principals only. $18,500 Call 671- 1410 deem Ave.. Sea Brlcht 112-0004 flfltO. T A p.m. MHHU Tltli Ifi lively btifJtl'*fli sprtlin. Good Corner of Main St. * Uan\son Av«. FREE H«AT. COOKIHG GAB. HOTWATEJl AND AIR CONDITIONmO TOO AND THRKK-REnROOM HOMES leuc. Only *32,ftO0 r IRP RANK rnlnnlal. Three TJIK I.ATlflF'.KT OROAN AND PIAN'O T.V. \ni phone o'ltlets, 12 rn. tx. refrigerators, parking and walk-ln ItoraKfl • For rpnt or Kalp. S12-> lo (l:>0 a iji^ living; r"om-flr?p Jimi'bAY JN THE 8H9UK ARKA faclllttea. Br>acloui ifmrns. i&ree closets. Walk to shopping plaza, buses &nd jonih. TIIF; K1RWAN CO.. REAL- STRATHMORE RESALES^ C. DeLucia Agency 11 (MI. FT. 1-ATK MODEL Krlg- nrhps, ng.ppB, f'nlnniatu starling li g ^iinroonn. k Kr-Vipn. refrigerator. Kqpp automatic df- Rchonl. TORS. Btltord, 787-iiMKI. W. Keamburt ar Kardpe. '20 Ruena. PL, 741-1^!)t 17 Church fit. K'-anPbiJrg, I*. J. OPT) ilaliy •tit 9 r rr. Sat. 'Ill 6 p Jfi. nmEcnoNS: r.ard^n slat? Kxlt ]17 to 36. east nr\ M to Atnwrt Bhopplnc " SflOfl. Ila7.let. 2W-710O. » Inw 2fl's. Our office Iriraled In th Tiara, turn let*, then two block! to model apmroenL from $>, (X lit ipart of Stratfirnnre, on H\yy. S4- Oa.ll 787-4-124 T.V Alt rii'imahlc. 787-8186 alter 6 IU :o J2.10 Per Month is- whethpr Kcll(nc ir hupinc. 7 Hays, MAN'V I'PKn OfiC AN BJ'KCIALR Saturday and Sunday. Iicldi) lo Bazlet Ave.. turn I fit on JIMdlo nd.. atralcbl ahead. LOTS AND ACREAGE ihmrnfind *•>. tra viir° fl>a m. nr» THE BEP.Q AGINCT hr. sprvlrp, Oill SBfi-7fifKl anytime FOR LEASE -• O'Hf Nfndprn Scr-tre Ulddlllowo IUHGT] wilh «c«!lfn! fnipnml. Flrul" WiirMt7Pr Siiifift Orcari 'iVM TLKBIIOOK OF UATAWAN. Real P» *1win Kpinct Organ- .... Vi'O REDWOOD FURNITURE Phono 264-1846 171.1000 M1T8, LBONAJIDO—teonardIvt. One I/iwrcy Mncoinwnod „ 53-0 blnck (mm he-sinh. lODxlKQ, Cholc* loi^a- HI MjjM_ M|hts. PICNIC TABLES & RENTALS lon- Ready tn he built on.' Prl« J3.10U. F. A. GKHLHAUS, Real : FAIR HAVEN Inde 312 \t5-57U. MOTOR TR'TK — AH Mrms «nM with a guarantee 1 UNPAINTED FURNITURE FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK »ry. 36 Leonardo rt»r i p.m. terms available. Dutch «r!olnnlal. 4V iMnp room with 'ROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRB8 — fining room, rinridii for fnor# ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS lBP?, (nrms 1 Stlher commercial nr residential Call HATT-W nUNKTBKPS ani cheat "f RKGISTKRED KIT.T,J.."Y — Quarter ho Furnished and unfurnInliRd. Immertlite bMrrKumf. -I -? fcittis, t*-o KITU.AJIKTJIBALTV «71 S151. WANTBD IprtrUwsr nr rnbf fart 775-9300 ^rfpxt (• lock on thf Npir Jersey Bhore drawem, complete, |35. Double bert.il'/, years oM. Tall occupancy. sXltUliL TEtCHKR AGEN- Asking M0.B00. 0R0WE1J rurpniff- To m^rgr wllh N T. tn: m'l at 2">ffl of[ manufacturer'* Jlst tor J2f». Call S46-4728. | ,, 7S--6-HH CY, Ocetnport Ave,, Qcet-nport, &43 mvpmiile Ave.. 74HOW, ^ORVWrtTontT wooded :ash and carry. AUo chain galore. ftcturtr Opportunity 'or qmiiiy astKi^ L •etc OR dredged channel suitable tttirhmpn)-mlnil*<1 firm Wr 111» Hoi P-. HOTPOIST PIMNTr KOOM> HRT — I'mUwfirrt. |OBFIMAN BUBPHERD — Spayed, al T h l s 3! ca RKn"RANK •- CholftA location, 3 h .mail boats., siMft. phone (6f)ft| 429- 123. Tilt fil'ly K*f[i«t«r, n*<1 R«nk. |c;i>nc. j'w. Oval table, .1 Jrayn. JHH/;. Jf^ * «- ^i*,! - ^ J' ''» o'd. f50- Call 747- ^ Ih arcs f land. lm .971, Mrs. K. Kdmunr). 704 Kin pi Hlgh- ""RED BANK LUMBER 2 armi. Call alter 5, JT47-«272. 3722. oorps, 2-ba.Uis. wiodern kltchpn, % a fvTJ'.r EQuirrKp KITCHEN — raragc. Carpeting. Newly decorated. 2- 4800 a yr. WflUrtrpnt li vsciiit Ja.nrt. way SoiitU, ^hi?rry Hill, N. J. nsflfti __ '-•ar, airl Wall, Jl«-(l Bank 741-5500 fW f(. road Frontage, flair price 145,000. IBAUT1KUI.LY LANhanAPBD LOT"— filMTAR - Oreitch T**nn SIIRI'KDARD -- T>rA, 8 6". Bargain lor rpa? [eye. «7S pjiia u'.llitle.v 7J1-6WI. r Ot-D OAU'WASH KTANI)~^ii5."~nM MP.fSE PAIHT PO.NV — (ienlli with rad» ail or part, U\%V& 2»' frontage x 12T' rieen. Finest Fair or bsst olfer. J55. Good condition, call children, neasonable. Ujprl all sumUNIO- N BEACH — IlQ(JSif FQU~RENT\ af(*r S red, m. Old KIHM. mer on pony track. BJ1-527B. lav en residential arpa. Aekfrnz fuono. _ I pictures, ronbers, Victorian corner M7-2238 iilulla only. Relirpd, preferred. n»j ith closed i !ItO!tOIStONN WATWATKHBUnVK , RTCAhTOR roof, -- J0'xW»4' rf»?i>. BtinfiTk?, fll- alarri nak drop-leaf taitie. Aho, baby ahle. Call 2«»-H2«. entj. Lnr^ie corper lot. it Fin* flt., MONEY TO LOAN BMIBMTIRR E KQIIREIIOI-KIIOI-DD - li.alnas PUPPIEPIES FREE tj BB.,o.,odd hsrotj, Jtl 16 W. Front St., Ranlc. T47-350O. \tr. IsiHer, varmmi and hose. J'iOfl. Call if nrriagp. very goal condition, S15. Mat-Uir»e-pleCl B llvlnlll j romn. floofloor «nr_My«l»). :».an. 596-::»5 NOT — ~i(NlxiAn.' Main'iit.r**\UirA.~BP- LOAN larnpi, two end lat>le». 5I2-4T73. 787-8»u lew N. Y. Jtedrpom, paneled llvlnit MIPHLKTQVW R4NCH te Langford's Tavern, 52.SO0. Uttll- liMllnr. 2«4- nEKRIflEftATnR KltKEZER -- 1J Cll FlVE^rlECK EARLY AMERICAN mm. flreplat:e, |((tchenettc garaKe 'our bedroom*, two h^ths. Bentn^t] iUhl Cll D71&253 II. H'J. "O2I" train •«!, 52(1. 54:- HSnitOOU RET -- .New. J200. Call FURNITURE SAL? — From model I SHETLAND SHEEP nor, _ On« year Private. Ideal prqCesflional person. JI3 :elllns In Hvlnr »nd {linttig room. Vod '""• IS01-2349, after 5 lomes. Go two m..,liles ,*weit of Freehold!DM. Sable, black apd white color. Reft- per mo. Lease. 29J-0842 after 5. ern Vltchcn with birch mt>|n«ti. Hot SITK — Itt *ores- Wooded on -R L -3 , • ' - sonahle. Call a;Ur 7 p.m. 6J1-226S. wattr lir-al. Altacherl Strap. |H,BW. brook. Thr«d mJmitwi from INSTRUCTION n - zipperi(4er»> shopping. Older home FVMt* AND FILTER — For Zfl* ponl, month ol4. Uk» new. Coit *28B. Sacrl- SUR, _ .« roomi unlurnlihxl UNFURNISHENISHED Atlgunt 1st OOCKI hi h COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IBM. TIUINtNO IB THE KEY 1!S. IZ fauae pump run with bulleti, PROWN'S Gas heat. Ko pets. Immediate occu- ncy. Thteh e hhedioomad , 1HH halh»hlh , ffull .line only. *23,5M. Call TO YOUR SUCCESS WS. Call 8TI-3774. 32 yirttzA St. Red Hank P»ncy^S713aSSecurity required. asement, Rarage. Small [amlly. l.pane MOVING — Must cell deluxe . eQUlred.1 J16fl mohtri plus utJHtten. HOI/MDEI, VIIJ-AGK-Eight-ropm l) s*. Excellent condition. J175. Call r irppertV Manf H»j. 15 or 38. From lummer rlas*f» ooir firmlnr. NORTH- TOO EARLY e sta inuilleB j: A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. Realtor, l T gp. One acr ri ^ ^- included. »165. MERCHANDISE WANTED n 5 (t 555 Trospect Ave., ^lUl^iJver^. 741-4.MWI to_ trnnspor^atlon. f roart BI , Red Hank. 747-4547; ywir rullei-\\vx%i torfor pnly ||1.6?t , up 95 _*?H* fl • ?T 6 p.m. i-'AlR l^AVEN — Three hedronms, I1 wide, tl W vlth new roll-ri. FLORIDA — Ftv« acrr»i etinice busl- vi:h new roll»ri CHEAP7 BAST keA>-'8B'URG'"-"Koirr-'rof)m" „.. •• • • l n MONMOUTH COLLECTOR ~ Wanti old toy trains, rag« apartnifnt ••uitabtn for cnuplR nr 1- i*i>'viy jJI' P'l'ill TAWA Tn>TlUt » neni prrtpftrtf In Oolclen Gats EtlAtes PROWN'S any condition. Par casc h or will traded : wilh one child. UniurnlxhM. J70 month* buses. I month. Y«*(r leaap. »friroom Prlmft locatlnn. I-nrg near NapIfR. Below asseiaed value at MONTESSORI ACADEMY really, but very lnpxpem H.O.HO , 020277, 0, •Uriar•Urriardd gaug* 7?<-37107?<3710. BRQWNLN'G REAL BSTATB 20) Tnrl 4V'.-RnQM BUNOALOW — In Holm e on fqni:Prrtt llot . hhackk s on woodd Stl.ooo. Tpraia. PrtvaU owner. Call Vt" Uklnr appliratlm." (or children -". .,,_ ,„ . 1o S! Fully alr-con((ltlonetl, flagatnnR patl Jn08M ; — Tlttany items, toy«, lur- Monmoiith Kd., East Keaasburg 78' del. Call 741-05.10, paneled dining arta. narpeiing, drape to 4 y»»r» o!rt. for l.%;-«8 nrliool year,SALE — clothes trrjs, J.1. picture hirher. nUur?7 china. psintinK". Statuary, coins, after 4 p.m. For Inforrmli'W write 11 nsvonshlre ff«m*s oali tables, etr. Antl1t;« Shop, er fizca in stock', aligti Two full batlm, all appliancesr . By ow Court. MHdlewun Or call 7(7 9T1S. (117 M»ln Rt . Tort Monmoulh. g Ilxturca Carved oa« ninlng UNFIJRNIpHBD — Arallnble July KETi BANK — Five rooms and bath, V-'l.illll. 566-!K.Sfi. REAL ESTATE WANTED 2 R PROWN'S pieces. Copper Kettip Antiques. itairp, Uirfij rnnmf. ball,. Center itilOt I.ronard St. 1 ' : ----- |Kf:iMMN"fy)i'PBnTn:;K OVEN "AND!" 741-7500 'APE COD-Corner lot otl NnvftHin t. Ked Ban^ nson. JIM. Ri2-:JOOO. P*pii Bank. WV. JJKTSn — S'We or («li, 2-3 bedroom ItAN'lF, ^- jr,o. Call afler 7 p.m., j2:i" ' •«! BTIJ OaVhurst. 5M-lGB8_of ^'^2- liver Rd. LarRff kltt-hcn lra to ¥175 p«r month for Incnmtng FOR SALE «l«rllP = |" 741-.V21D. linn aitir qrnl 'full 'hnsement. Vlast ppraonnol. THB BBRO AGENCY, P.I. mill walls, aluminum storms and screen 3.1. Middle town. 671-100q. TV. 111. c,or,i ),;nk Nr BSIP. 4S2-V*::].\ I.AURISO FAJIM. SVCAMOHB AVE. WANTED — S"t of drums. Sultahle mrjp.Ep BANK"— ITnftirnf^ird "loifr-roo mMTLETKLT ItEnp Tn I-to-wall carpel Ing. Kxtgrlor rjew itEMS'YOU NO LONGERT NKW SHREWSBURY Rnx becirnoin cottage with fireplace. Goal pajnifji. _ Assiimable ih'.'t inortgagi 1R Sij'RFnOAnn -- f!"6" mr-ilum tifRfnner. Send full •telalls - sinvi-. f-nlonial <)ic^t. Livlnp room UNITEBOUGHTD . STATECALLS STAMPS and COINS *""*# "quired. Call after S p. ACTION Is niir /nntto—prnfpssinna! Jer- <-fiair. Antique doll coach. Beautiful! brick frr.nl Onlonial. W, fprm.il dlnlne room, \\vrt fn Trgd a-ins—Bx changes floor ]a mT>. I*ar(;e J'r^n^h ta p -s Commercial and lnv«Btmpnt prnpertipi SELL ,*,n. Oa^ firfehoarrt. Ii'fl. Oak wriiinc 747-1HSO DESPERATE! Need three and iilrrl hntli.. Okhwasher, gja «|ryer. K^ Hcsk, JR. Kah'iftany corner cabinet, ?np, rarfhnM*nt map. School wti-Holmd «r«i*r?**fl;Mn»l*MtROW-'*0!rN tNTTNO AND flOOKKEiSriNG «r«m!*r?*fil;Mn»lMtROW*0! f;«vxi Jnconr1. ; *146. Shorty Wet Suit, imall, revel art inciKNTt.y NBBDBp - Two and •<1. 32^Mft-1, in olit. Heallh juaranttril. (lhamrinn and bam. *I(sl a month, heat Include APAKTirENT —oi "oi»» "or two bertroomV plpane cal! 261-fi500. . _. .. --CT ,BAR. ...S LIKE NEW. HBPUCPD yon 1 tirce-hedrooin nDmeii Jllddletovn, Ha2- hlon^Ilne. ?2(l0 up. 571-0H9. Otilple nreterreri. Refora 3:30 call 78 I n ReRdd BagkBagk. T»'T»'° ° OJIei Call 141 et v.|cinlty. Vfu tiave huyon waiting. LOW-COST ;QI;lf:ItMOK RALE ("ALL SiJ-.TIll. NOT $20 FULLY INSTALLED, 12iWfter 787-1193. foit sAiiie nn RF.NT — sit fiar nVEKHEAn~Pnnp. — Fnr~tw"(Tcar ga- FIRMAN SHEPHKHP-AKr reui»t«rsj WO MA X- -Wish es in ahim~~iil M y., JWforrj. {nur rf*nniR, ip-WL DAILY REGISTER NX J.IS, hul only 3 (or VW FULLY TM npptfi. sir wppkN otd r-o^rl tempera TAMILS" NEKDR TWO - BBDKOQM flown. Sill SO. C,}\\ I'M-I rage. Good condition. $75. BTAIJ.HD. nur WHITE IIUBKBB alujlll <"t qna-rtrnpni wlih «Tuith«F lady. Fl NEED VACANT LAND tent, reta anrt watcllflOBS, <'alt 7ftt-9Q1H. •o-eek plus kitchen prlvlleiei. Cal HOUSia—Or «partm«nt in WMrfietown. REt'RinERATOtt ~- $25. washing ma- num combination window. Yearly rpnul. Wrlle Box M-151, Tru flinall lot nr lam traeti. Call Ktn> RTSH RETTER—AKC. ElEht w^ alter 4 p.m. 566-mil. ~ " HcglBtgr, Bed Bank. levpl. Vonr-t>Mrof>tn r|nir FAMILY AD chine, O.E., |»fl TV. HI. lied aprlnx PROWN'S .Ine-brcd, beautiful, healthy lemale, v\ih two l>aths hiis^ recrPJition nxwn MpT__IlBALT]r. «7l-6»Sl. eert and matl TCRB r'l.ouble >, J20. 2(4-9022. ililaiigWer of lirlrt rhanipion sultun- — 2%-roora * efficient PQ4 ST~ (iuAll n~OFFin5 H~-w " *V °i paneled hair iv^y, twp-car garfigp. 1J\W 'r;QMB~R^l7Af7p'nT>EA~^~For 3 LINES • 5 DAYS 32 Broad St. JIM Bank 7t1-75|KI partment (furnished, all utilities Iri 4'6(droom hnme as MOOR an possible. down payment, r-onvenl^nt flfiB-nnlng. 1 USED PIANOS AND OP.OANS from tlead-Norse-D^r. sired by fcrln Havens- 1 J ?pal Estate Comi Bee "Me, ' Jean K. Pianus Itfnight. aolrt. re pal red. •RCA^WmRiPOOIi AIB tonhomme-rtichBrd. 2(11-808-8575. rlnrted In rpmi. Located near Highland Must relocate by Sept.'!. Flense ca Prloe tlft..^. Call 8|l*12l2, 7R7-*" * Irwln,, Broker, Warlos Pirk, "On the FOR $O (\ft 1. By Bppoinlmeiit-i'reeriold Music BR — 6aW STL'. Call 683- bridge, close to Fort Hancock. View l.irvortoi'T ••-, Snllt level. Thw* bpri ^aveplnk River," |f«d »ank. |42-4188. Ci-nter, 462-4,-TCl. KO KERlSTCTEr) OEHMAN SHEP cean and river. Available Atij. Is JUST _-.W EBT> PUPPIES -- l'arm bred, rasied ummerrental. Adulta. Call 872-131 roonui. pawlftd l|v1ne rofvm, Ultchfn THIS "iS A RTBTAL-Ifn Klmosrroh- KEKT BLBCTRIO flTJITAK • - HW 'fth rhlldren. 741-7703. TINTON >Airt.S~flpsl^lra;"two"foon FURNISHED ftQOMS •"—••- arpfl, rrqeallrMp i room, udllt *Vfm* tof F»r Solt wily. ! amplifier. Eio*>llent condfUon. b.lb. H HELP Xrtldt mult orljlnote Irom a housotiolij iry. A brand new Ihrpe-rrnm cut fit US8ET HOJIND TUPPIES — AKCand hath. All utilities. Working xi nught at (-lospmit j'oiira for a mere 1 hrtwpwi 7-3 p.m. U7-2g¥). ROOK ANT> ROAJID — Homel r,r|gagc. w wanted. 8ir»Uimorere.. Lakeridee, .75. Instant crertlt. 12 a week, Oon- apislfted. Trl-colpr and blues. Call turtpnt. Must have car. ^|Q. 8(2 '" lgrtgi,, fVlla II^eck, , •UfUftoundtpt s chra- 42-3428. .right, a|ry room tor ilderly peri 'AIR ITAVRN C-'pI-nNfAT, fnrlhP ll Welrs f t ry livlns REn BANK ~ Three-roam upfurnlahp, Tan 871-i8fl2. ^ amily. Flv* lip|1rf>qmp, 2'i h, ,, mtmillpj. Wemlierf s of twti area" llgtlns HrlC* MUST In odvertliwf. Eadl odqi- „„„,, ,| ht-plf.:c dmibb **er brd- 'OODI.E rnrriES — Silver mlnla- apartment. Heat and hot »-i(er fur M11 netvlces en t two natlnnwldf tome (!nd- 5 vine rnomn wi(wi(rh, fireplace[ , rtinimr room, Injt reforrsl services, hprnember, IJ nb buy- flonal line $1.06. No copy changes moYiionm airt fh^-plirp dlnpitp with rtlnnfr- ures, females. AKC rputstrred, criam- nlshcd. .AvallatilR AUSHSI 1. Max T ROOM ANr> RnATtp — fluhr^an lichen wlIth dlahwRflher," ilon llnr^ »»B^flT.V>. cvfninps. . 87 llapla Ave. Tel. 741-4971. mitalB for refined sentlitinfln who nom nrt nff and soiling, Applebronk of Uata,wa.n, In nw<(« mt no dl»counli or rtluniliimr» HEIJI FunNITURE, 7-u E. EXTERIOR PLYWOOD FOR carpp(lnfr. *t>' tealtnrs, Hwy. 34, Afiitavyan. Phone .will- i» irwdt II ad'li concelid belort front si., Kiyi-pnrt. L'Sl-mco. np»n Hnn.. treclates nice home. Rpwonaftle. ' of liau«V' for-W^tlliWKM '.OLJ.IE P11PPIKS - AKC reclKterrd .. ----- Nice area .Marten 771. expiration. 'tit 9. THE BOATS IN SMALL SIZES? iabl« anrl mahosans'. Rellhaven hlopri' uvo-nedrnnrn iluplex. Tile. bath. fl. Sat. 'tl! s. hBT> BANK r itKl rnoni on air Haven. t<7^53J, Hcmher Muiti- OPRN rjTRT7Nafl To PUct Your Daily R«giif«r 1 Ine Will h« ready Aug. 10. Call alter Irl'cr. J115 per mo. plus utilities. ^1 ICLJ I/*^KI C C/~\D O Cnii/rtfl Hi i l^ "* ^SSfrnTt Is full Of fStTlnf ply 741-Wi85. gtoirad llopr with private «ptr«rie.e, i» Miting Sarvice. pendBnl broker rlealrffl open Hst- FAMILY AD, CALL . . , CUSHIONS FOR REDWOODKvoofl In hanly panel «i2P3. Our Kitchen urtll ..„ on restripntlal pft>pprtfi>B, Middle- "-plaM oH worn nut cushions on red-jls loadM wllh ixH plywnnd in RAY MINIATCRK POnPLB -- nn' ATT.ANTIC HUTHMNtlS \3 reters BBf QPPnilTIWlTV • Tail onk own, Hotmdpl, (Inlta lV^ck ind ,nnl|y treci afiord a mm setting >M furniture with nlcp hripht vinyl! Interior and ear, A(tC. male. |6H C»ll before 8 roopi BPartment. First floor • PVEI.V TWO — l.ertroqm flparttnent. ath»h , lulll haaement with Play room RED BANK LUMBER I and Wall Tied BavY 741-M(l f om |vMln9fjiiid_WMkinJ» 741-1110 P. tiolh mats. (Cnlli 7H9-1H1. nverlnohlng Lake l.efferls. Inqlllra ftt nn(i« wm PI tCflletlt »chool »l|uatl!in. <5U»H(|" F WASipon AND pnrEit — lot Prospect ri., Apl. 8, l(i ' " «B«nniassume 5144^ ^ morllK PK ^B ht oi|anta rl and Wai! P.PH n^nk Tll-^JOft ilAMEfiB KITTENS — Fropn "(l« BAjnk. 74T-WI _ Pllcnt condition. S1.15 Enr.rclopdj ' orlenUIs only. Severn! shades. iNSRUnrr — Four roomR ana bath ; .wtier asking »2«,»o. fins- In this vicinity. Please CWV1MERCIAL RENTALS rllanTilct, .;to. flail 747-aai6. SINO1-K ROOMS — Clean, ctHT)(or(ftMe ELL, M. BfinilS Kcsllors, WH River call us ir 511-25. Call Johnsun. 2W-S418. riewly decoratrd. Close to beach 38! fJl n.. 8 thrniipli It. Siix" V. 103 Hurts' — rilonth. 842-3G0. reasunaMf. OBnileman preforrefl. in Fair HaveHavenn . 717-453?717453? . JlJllimbeb t le. RROOK AriB^Y,BanV .rvrsr, ^^oo^r OIUTOS — <\i\<~< rltBE KITTRNKITTRNSS — AdornWe, very at- Wallace St.. 7U-5.TB3. M»t«.pe. U Listing Service. lnlic HIKh!ands. 291-1717. DISTINGUISHED PpnROnM SKT •-- Thrr^-ptpce, all-wfll- r-af tfihlp, 2n"' roll-about fan. ectionatet , hhkphousehrnkpnn . Calll SMAT-.L. T^n-BEPROOM APAR' mil. r>oublp brrf. Fxcrllfint cmrtltlnn. 775-78I1H HEKT — Newly paneled. »M. All utll $.in. can sru-n.vm. -LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE WROITRHT TRON W»W, RRAnK KC ATRianAI.m M»lt. thrtj tnonthl ties. 13 Muddy Ave., Hlehhnds. 872-183 REAL ESTATP FOR SALE In acre, thrpp-pBfironm ranrh. Large SlI.VKFToriF, Eli-ctrlc" Mad "anttar. FV>r lamps qr plajita, *2.PiO pa. rjAiT pick o[ HIP lltler. Call HvlnB rooni wUh rircpirife, dining rf'om, lika new. J*-^. Call HOUSE VNTJQLBB. Hwy JS »t Spin 77517a;' FUIWISHEn — Four rtiomi. No pel t n ini hoat C01 SPACE AVB . Atiamm nnhiand». ?«1 -aIT- 15 3rd Avt'.. HOUSES FOR SALE "- iS Sllf «i"i!'' " ^ ""' Looted 1B ccntir it Red Bink 1 CUP-PINT, — » Atlantic Wuhlands SHERIFF'S $tLH WG UaK« A FIT' ' I4TNE of ntzzRria ^qiilpro^n BEACH AGENCY , OB rn[,ONrAI( --• nnc o( N J 'a n rnpBT or NKW JERSEY hualneu district kmon flrn. aiiefifsn nnft Ifo rtfim mv CAM., FXJR APPOINTMENT AREA - flve-rnni neat hnmei. aiv hprirnonni!. four hniiis NOteRV nnisio.v Alt thtl* foaturei provldvd: KEYS r^ilne. Sxcslletit corutltlDn. F^lr price. 741-0(91 ' unfurnished. Adults only REPOSSESSION corx • Csatral itr enndliloninc Call BK 2-WI8 KC nAOHBHtmn PUPPITSfi—Raised irl ftfficr. Owner. f-«-3n:ift. fiocM Nfl. F 3I.n&li ' • ll|lel|>ifif |T»|r •Ith loving caro. Keels and Warka. *S5. PROWN'S MOVING APARTMENT AVAILABLE )nfp In n lifetime opportunity. T'ivr ,-,-,--,,,„ POSSBSaiOM • ptean. I-KWAIK COMPANY. « corpormtton • Prlvite parktKK apac 711 -7.11X1 :all 84J22.W. luce or four slncte men or three o par-old Tinnf.h compl(*(pty rrciRCfiratr< ;ht-rnflm apllt IPVOI Four ber1rnom«. (he Siale nf Maine. PlalntHI v>: • Cfcmjletf Janlfnrlal lendcs .nMARi.K Akn'cpi.r.iF. PIIPPIES -- nrt rPBrty tor yon. fiftei35. One-car pa :wo haihB- PrivatB naif, m-htut QUI^lFT nutt'DVRfl, INC. et als . • IlldTyiilusI thermq>t»tlc»llr «on- ASSJGNKEI RAT-"P-ThVee-rnorTi~utrH TO plrisle wonten. Call T4T-l»fifl. Wndt rpturn'M for rcEaln. Assume unpaid nal- 'onrleflul children's pels. SlhlfR anM r age. Prtcpri at 5l3.45fl- Jll^ monlViiy Wnnt trailed neat ancp of Sioa or ^mall weekly payments Is. Males, fcrnalrs. Chsmpioo Blrfd. riIIR KOOJt apartment. (Toupl* inly JlfKl down. Vctn tin iponey <\awn A I.TTTJ ,13 MANSION fly v|rii nt'% writ pf eiecutlan in • Wtl!-|»-»>11 cirpellm FLORIDA rnnll fatnllv. Keasonnble rcnL WORK FOR YOUR MfVNE.V. ymir-hprt he above nf 52. Includes eeven-pteco modern Ilv. '1V8 roorny ppdronmi*, two h» nt^d act|nn to m: « d Call Ipr appftlntment *T lnlP«Ct. inc room, sis-piece rtnuMe drnsaer lied- lardn. 2HI-MI- aftef 6. •oom-.ipllt. nno binck to acHool. liiii a lh1h pr1«ir1rttn ag« nalp, Friday Vft p.m.. Hu '«mlty rnom. Fully Air-ronrtlffiPri rriin andd five plcci; 11 wo-tonwo-to e dine Me- By hianbpta, rpfrf^ratqr-irppzar, r "--r. rnany rxtras, awlrtpminK TH>nl, rtnd II ue, nt ihn Court. Hntifie In th? Bor- U V Front S!., HOUSES FOR SALE SEA BRISHT~~" etc .?2i,()(K>. Eaay iMemcnt. Iwo-rno-rnr garaBaratPi , "Scropnrrd | iith of Fropdnirt, <"l-ouniy nm ti .bMli Cap '(V,H. I.lyins ,-*$!. ng and hcinK tn Ihe BorpiiKh nf fu'lr ani rarUtnp. All olpcirtf\\y tririndr a P ri. tn tlie County ot Mniunouth and Roninls or SifiS - .^2l,r, Superintendent' Kvr^: M(s. rearl rjolflman 671-2727 irepmcp. ninjng motn. Brfpzewiy, Jlot Finder" apirtment Tft or trlophnne 11 pnympnl-s are n|,|in,>it[n,ate anrt H\|li' (,U*r hpat. BMIHS. Excellent Fair nf Now .tpr«ev: CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY leot In VA KHA approval. [Rtfen lirallon. f2n,!)flO. It^Tf kir>wn at l^tji i and 4. on Recommends 741-015Q l.AWHfilNCE J. ai'HMXING nf ",\|«Jor Suhdivisinn • [nr Mua- 1 . RUMSONTSPECTAT" IRA1.TOR .Riiilflprs, Inc. fnr J'nr rest Ave- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! billow nr. ft Pmkcr AVP. l,|lt|p Hilvcr B^rnilph of Ji'alr Hnvn. Mon- COMMERCIAL RENTALS mi cun iinfl five hrrlrootn^, hp| h fviuntv, Nrw jpr.= f>v" rtatcrt LOOKING FOR THE BIST? ppf in Ins poet this ffiinfnrtnh BIT OF MKllRY~m^n~'ii3NOr.A> -.' LITTI-PJ SH.VKU How wnti|r "'" nolJ5e W mFFTrBB i!»fi,V made bv U«rnlri ,1. Beldpn, I hp dPPn! A&liing-ft7,fl(10. Tali ke a rviuwtjM (Toilnse wllh a tw vnyor. Rod Bank, New Jrrsey, and slluqted on a lorqo landscoped lot. cxpctittvtt HUB in nrw professional hull' nry living rooju wi|li nn '•normt'l Adding Machines - Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bead Rcstringing Formal OR, ti porch ord basoinenl Ipp. All iitllltl.-'s Incluierl. Air cnndHlnp orded on AiiRuat lfl, 196> in Case ln nnn rircplnc? lo display yn»r art cc>\. too. 3 BR's. and ww enrpetinn Itig. Cnll 747-OOnO. StrrMnp Tlininpsn 'JOSEPH G. McCUE rtlon, anllfiii(»fi nr wtinl-lujvn-ym? One f.nl Nn RALPH A. OOl.KTntnlSlER — NewEipsrtly oa braided nylnn. $1.61) a I la on 1h*- cast Mde of ADDING MACHINES — Tynewrltera homes. Addlllons. Alterntlons. GR- LR «. DB. Close 10 Schools and & Associates, Inc., BrnUern, 45 Wcs Realtors vlrnom nr iinn and hnth nn fir3t orr.ii Avo nn, 100 i>et northweat of !0M. rented, repalrrtl. Sorplco'«. 101 raEPS. JBools^CiiII JiLim. strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. trnnspartoflcn. Just reduced to Rivrr lift.. Jtiunsnn. nor, Tliran morns nrirl hnt|i nn spr- chwpjker larc. Monmmith SI., ned Ennk. 717-lim. nEKSSlLLES.' 30 Broad St.. Ecil [) niflR* Jlonrf, nturtMon ftCJ-UH* Bank. S3Q,XK), RED rtANK — aic^re ror rent wit ul floor, A ninst unusiiBl liome [(in- I-ni Nn. Is on Srhwenk?r Place MAHONRV —.Slops. El{lcwaik». patlns. refcr parklne. in West front at. Ca MPIIIIMT Mnltlp'n T.Ullng rlnR hen inert fp|]|tiR3. lnvrly nnk 1(1 fort, nin p or lesx, northeast o( For- Carpentry fin'il painting. Itenapiiable SMOOTH AND SASSY 741-lOKi or AA2-2tm. Imira mid narfiupt rimifi. Only PUP "f t AypniiP, Asphalt Paving rn^Jta-ijiRS^MT^KS. SXTAU, 'ioflTA'PK ~TTwn-jit~nry~OnionTAl, t'alr Havpn, N»w Jersey Plumbing and Heating Are two words thai le.ll qll ohou! TIP ypwr nil, In-icli anrl alumlniim .slil in kimi. nrto.0,1 nt $J7.MIO. K.A AHM-Tim mptmnlmiprn f nninnnt of the Juilg- WOISKINO SIANrR OQNTIlAtiTOn — lh|s 8 mom spill level. Th« 4 spa- up. 'I'fri rontnp, '.V[. h;Ulls. hesfti'd .nil ""—- AfJRNCV, Rrallora. 5.15 Prna- fnt lo hr sali^riprt by said sale Is OTOiSiui7AifpHXLTrAVINr,lN Altoralinna.. RennlraRennlra. itasonry. Small pH — Heatlnf and batnrQqra clous bedrooipj, Inrte llvlnj room, HOUSES FOR SALE /(Miller porch. 'I.Oii ftrrca. Trn mln l.llilc Pili-rr. Tll-LVIfl. i«> sum of -Ti-'i.fiTn loRpther with the Hlacklop driveways anri pnriilnc lota. .lobslb , IIno . 591DT1591-DT144. ilf.i frnni Red Fl a nk. Kxrrllcnl n.rc;i isls nf IIHR ; winnow?, ronfs, pullers, etc. ^q(la provide ample workshop and ^rgft woculpti hi with vlrw. Tw*i bnlh nit a full Mlninc nxmi. A il Roofing, Siding & Insulation stornoe Oreo- A neal qnd trim ifM'x wn-pfir KMrnfie, basrinotit, p-Tiin, ilif- BUS~TO"URS~Tb ExFo 67 NOWlff-.Tn yoar Kusrnnteo. nny or nlpht Appllnncpfi nnrt central nlr-cnntllllfin- 1 ; 125' lot ror outside Ipmllv recieotlon. nnt mm glii^, hm-w;itrr iiml. i id rig lit on nnviKiiltlo water, (lwnrr AVAILABI'Fi FOH CIROtirS OSU\. TT.'i-RtOT. Adam Ltn*mRypr 2Pl-0:i02. ln(f incluripti. Lnw tvvfmtifis and up, r PBTEUBBH TRAVE1.. 741-A5.MI. All this, In a diolca area (or only STIRLING THOMT'SON it ABSOCS. nld cxtnis. Fiiio.it ctmatnuillon. -A in-lnii ln ',Scpi(MTlttcr. Asliinc Sti2 ,'iim OLRKN CO. INC. r.nnting, aidinE A r /II.I-UM H. IllNTh'.I.NfANN ifiniti Odd Jobs Insulation Installed and Riiarantecd 127,000. Rr-altnrn unie .'i'•• n mnrlcacr. 52f|O ppr nmnth lor 10- years. 7V5-KOS. sqi-HMII. ayn PVOryUilng. Jifi.diin. i!0i.p7ifi i :i;tt fi rid n Ceramic Tile Contractors SEE IT TODAY 1 ^lomlifir of 'Multiple l.hHnEfl ifiiin. YATtflS. fiill.LAps, gara7csT~«tnre» 1 lEMJXK" CIISTflM' flANCir™-- o( the Multiple cleaned up. ilava trurli. fcreo «stl- S1MNG — Alsr.n, nilP"" l»ilW tnd OLDE SHREWSBURY Hwy. 3t Opp. HiltlonworKi Manor o (Iron 111,1, iM*iv;i!o pnol. three ^h ^_ Alpq*. Work gnarnntepd. l ft r.ERAMIP TII.B mnlrs. 7VKn CLRAN1NK — ¥*ltl> ore tour spacious bedrrwms (ninsler Two-fcimilVf newly rlcrornicd. Pflocled flrd tatnlly rnim. Wnll-to-w,n|l car- WALL-TO-WALL insiallatlnn.n. Indoor Kler.trln aower Rooter, clnana all wqlls. Eoch tinnrtnifitit 3 rooiris ind outdoor. Kitchen rarpet sptrl.il- exterior No JnhA tno larEB or too 18x13) and ttlree baltis on the second ns Trvcr,, enrnnr Iql. Wnlk Ip small. Very reasonable. Call 22H-24R7. npil*Gnolil drains, pipes and sower Moor- Full bttsemp.nt--double qaraqe plus tiled bolti. stcfitn oil hffql. qlunv n|fi. Vil.mw. ,Aill 671-KlW, •* st Repairs. Km Coaklry. SIS-flllTO.^ l|ne». (|71-S0S0. ini»m Mprm windows nnd scrqcnsi iK-ilrumnfl, t^vn ^mNBnij —sol on 0 bcqulifully lanriscnped lot FJAVINT, ron 177' by 194'. Close to schools and nov/ topper nliins, nnv/ wirlnn Sil9(io. mnnuHnx •d near tnifl. •IV yard will Ing. Alan (lecornllnj;. Our pricen are . |y Prr Klnvvcrlng shruh Diamonds Bought or RestyiCfl chpaper Ihan Itielrp. r?all Stark Paint- Tel. Answe*|ng Service traosparlption. Prirntr head,. Monmnnth ing nn. for frp.e estlrriates. 741-41150. HANDYMAN'S DEUGHT ;<1--Lri). call 2TJ(i I,et us bi|y the (liamnnriB you don't LBT US IJ)C ypi}r aacretary. N» nflf d CALL NOW! II you are looking lor house* la re- HIV TlKlKflT woar or Jot ua rc.ityle ihftrn (r>r you HnVSiiiiiimTr(| tp ntlqs calfa. 3i hour amw«rlri| nni.jvrriN pf.rannally. RCUSSIHPS', .18 Brr«.a St. model, sfie us. WP have tlirrce. fl rnl. Vnlly Injured. Fair Haven •erylfe. 141-471)0. room?. '%<),70Q; 7 toonu $B,8IK>i 7 ii pur two-hfilrnnrn, i'.-j-h-ilh rsncli In lloinp. fiunplv. Free esllinates. B42- irnnntt. Ren u I if ill two «crr.i, nhrurm, 11173 or 7< HMSIl; rocnys W.SOO. niH, p.irctpris Near scn^nia, beach, ppvnn-rnnm iVilnnlnl In Entertainincnt son It J nritllLlfin. Modern kit rhrn with THOMAS SLATB1 imrrmlinie hpcupanry. It 12-':^.',, 'BRher. Thr«fl tindr^omx. Wall- BIAI..TORS 74'54I» IN.UIRORS CARLTON H. POLING HOilRS - FARMS - ACBlpAGB' In living rnnm. "(lining and atrffrV!»rrh fjfji"»if~iSiliiHriiMnf~U'tp»T~Bf"i"l- Free Hjallmates H*y. .tf-Adlricent ConbleSlonM Renllor t-i..„!„-. |j, , • , "Your Regiiter Want Ad laid you Way shpwi and Mamr Spqctii I'venti. falntlpg anri ripr-firatlns PW lln manv good hnyi - Call LAM- )u lng rrvim Kl ni rtry 1T6 MrinmBUth Bt., lied Bunk. MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 3B Mwy. M Kcypoil J41I9IS iQN. INC., RKALT0M. FRIEHOLD flr« lofldod wilh color TVs — KullT Imurtrt S(!-31R» T41-4.138 F*lne, L'onvenlpnl lncitlon IS2^H4Q. Principals only, (26,000. 84M705. what colon do you havp?" By CHARLES M. SCHULZ t - bank. 34 Warning ,20-W«W»y, July 19, 1967 THE DAJLY_HE6lSIia PEANUTS 8 N. J £ity signal. capital. 36 Repsy. PUZZLE 10 Outbursts. Busy Day at Monmouth 37 Good show By Alfred Rosenberg 11 Diva's forte. notices. 16 Understand. ACROSS 39 Hebrew law. 12 Signature. 42 Comet man., 1 Humped 40 Regions 21 Pants. 43 TV fixture. Yearling ruminant of 22 "- small - 44 Go on a Asia. « Land measures. Is to sleep:" buying 5 Hungarian Nietische. spree. 42 Elias -. beauty. 24 Twos. 45 Largest Futurity Featured 9 Stuff. 43 Against. 26 Turkish blood vessel, 13 Celebese ox. 44 Without. official. 46 Eccentric OCEANPORT - Three supple- Wootfside Stud is represented 14 Nstes in 45 Ring. 27 Water-loving part. mentary nominees boosted the by Ructions, 115, with Jitnmy Guido's Johnson to be in the saddle. 46 Passer's animal. 47 Type of field to 11 for today's New Jer- scale Woodside is owned by Mr. and concern. 28 Father. examination. sey Futurity at Monmouth Park. 15 Rough Mrs. Milton Erlanger, Oakhurst. 29 Necessary. 48 Variable star The Futurity is a 5y2-furlong KA3ULD YOU BE ~N grasses. 50 Pull. 30 "To — our- of Cetus. test for 2-year-olds foaled in New.laclyn Stable, Atlantic City, en- INTERESTED IN I 17 Thorough- 53 African tered Disco, 114, William Gavidia, A LIFE-SIZE S GW selves — 49 Sportswriter Jersey. bred horee, gazelle. and Alcsrva Farm named Alo- REPRODUCTION OF ) ffe'fc others see and cartoon- Maei Cut In, of October Horse 18 Scandinavian ysius, IIS, no boy. 3ESUPP1 VERNIr-IIS/ -_ 54 Monster. us!" ist, circa Farm, owned by F. F. Kissel, PORTRAir - '—' name. 55 Exceptional. 31 German 1920. Far Hills, an impressive winner Completing the field are David 19 Watered silk. region. 51 Numbers. 0. Evans' (liolmdel) Good Ad- 20 Adjective 56 French river. at Monmouth Park, shar.is high 33 Winter 52 Left. weight of 117 under the allow- vice, 112 .Buck • Thornburgg and suffix. 57 Spoils. hazard. 55 Headgear. ance conditions with .lack Sie- Natalie R. Lynch's (Leonardo) 11 Describing a 58 Smooth. gel's Mortek. Piloting Miei Cut Beau Candy Cane, 112, no boy. Donnybrook 59 Gentle- Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle In will be the nstirji's leading Mrs. Lynch's stock is listed at 23 Outpouring woman. jockey, Jorge Velasquez. Maei Beauridge Farm, Holmdel. of words. CO Regulate: Cjut In js a son of Native Danrfr. 25 Enemies, abbr. Also Ruff Acres Farm. Coifs Paul Kallai will be in the irons 26 Perlmutter's 61 Gusto. Neck, has entered Our Golden of Mortek. partner. DOWN Lady, 112, Jack Leonard riding. Miss Barbara Cordon's Cockey 28 Ermine. 1 — Gray. The fillies in this 21st running Miss, 116, was third in Ihp Polly 29 - Kabbible. 2 — Slaughter. outnumber the colts and geld- 32 — to the 3 Pick oneself Drummonc] Slakes at. Delaware, M SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST moon. up by one's Park on Independence Day. One MARY WORTH of six fillip's in the Futurily. 33 Controversial own —. Our Golden Lady and Ructions. BUT ONC/TO. NOOK! I- HAVE ANOTHER J ™" 0"" ^^' Cockpy Miss will be ridden by basin. 4 Mediterra- In the morning at 10 o'clock, I 34 Duck. nean nation. Tommy LC.P. —THIHIMCOGHRED the annual Yearling Show of the 35 Servicemen's 5 Pinnacle. Cockev Miss is a supplementary • WM M A ow i KNEW CKANSE ITii nominee. ** *r* Mr*.* H. H. | New Jersey Horse Breeden ;- IN MANILA-WHEN I paper. 6 — and •axsnrTs Astrnmaster, 112 pounds, jsociatinn wiH ** ^ ln ™ WAS WTO THE BAMBOO Drill kicking. FLEET! sergeant's 7 Former Donald Bnrnifield thp riH^r, anrilMonmouth Park Walk.ng Ring. marching boxing NNanny y B. Cspp'pp s Clnvpr Blossom.- Trainpr Tom Waller will judge calls. champ. 114, no jockey named Ihp event. Moiimouth Park Entries Prlnre Ralm. 117 ' Oiifmonf) u-j JHT—£U(H>; rim*. mrtn*.: fi I. nitiflfJ. lt( 'Pmrh That fiiiy. 11.% iVHa^m .. . EnplUh Muf'in. 110 'V««!»ii I) 5-2 ""isifj rtftti iin INRI If..) ! ItmrWsh.p, JH INBl •- 1-2 Broken Vulloy. 113 1NB1 A-t i Happy I.ark, 115 ' V>Iasq'j*i 14-1 am. •1-1H>iM«rmjirfifn 10-1 irvt lands Jr., 120 *NRj 20-1 i Harlplgh Orpfti' 110 iVB» 12-1 Kenny, 1J3 iBnvci 6-1 llTH—*7,.V)0; alw.; 3-up; 1ft i.l (Turf). nncndfn'ri !,:), 110 i In) |n-l) flrtl Rrarf, 112 iruJmono l.vi Circle RmthT, 113 £1 IFVKWANT AN'lFl5MflOIN*ONT*\ ( THERE'S MOTHIN WRONG Womjn'i Rlthl". Ill iBrumll'M «TH—tllt,«m MM, "Th» New Jtner v V Nsvaronp Oiin. 110 'McOurdy.' 1.V1 K»luMD ol IH1"! 1 TOt (>. J. COLLECT f ER bOLE Lwi BEIN POOR- BUT j ID—KI,IMI; rlmi. h KV1 Tnllv RPII, 113 1NB1 ai-i j Ol^rn. 114 iGavlrllai 12-1 i AWNEYItLNEEl* / 7 NOWA&AVS IT'S Ar rrainc»j« d'Alllitrr. -10S (Micclil 3-1 A*lromajil*r iR>, 112 ^Bnimrield) 33-3 J noval Tt)r. m il.uhas) 15-1 Chv>r »ln».«m Ifli. " ~ \THE BUS^RE/ VJORKIK.E 3DB TO ) Sa.m Bol. 11.1 INBl Beau ' Cane, 112 iNfel Rnyal Rac*-, 11.^ iN'FI 41 rioorl Advire. 112 H !tl 116 s-J Sinn. 113 'Dalyi 15-1. AWnlun, IIS INBl «•! n»rt Snrr-rrr. IIS iNBi 151 Our r.oldfn 1-arty. 115 'Leonard) JO-1 Nlft.r. IDS rp.arli s.l,Mi«l rm In, 1 IT rV«laaq'jei> 1-5 Merrurv Sladri'if, "11V! iH'rln'CCIo) 20-1! Ructlom, IIS Mohm IM 50 91 Qualttv, lift ir.onialen 8-1 i »TH—W.D00: flmf. ti Happy Prajon, in iNB) 15-11 Swamp Rabbit. 114 Nslortayi I1n (SB . S-JjAIUHkwlB. 115 Ijohni YUVIMI'KM. Ill iNBi • •*;<>.! Iflunny .Voytire, IIS i Finn Thi-man Huh, ^^ iNBl 12'liDfrbT Btrn, 1W iVeluquw) i lma Proi. 120 INBl 15-1; Robert Kopf, llfl iVajqueEl 5-1 111—CUW; rime. <>4^,S0fll; 4-ap; 9 f. Sllllb Omar. 115 iKorte) 4-1 fralr Lynn, llfi '.T BlocWl 4-1 Ctalletown. 117 15-1 Air 8p!nn*r. 114 iCulmunfi 20-1 f-J Prince Albert II. 119 lOonsalei) 1.1-1 TV-J'* Cholrp. -Ill 'Mlr-lii «-l Fl"l N' Tru». 112 'NBi 15-1 Sllvi-r Monarch, US iGavldia) 5-2 Selections Gar>- D^ar. Hi; 'GavMlal »-l Nash, 122 iV^laiiq'jetl 8-3 By SAM Dnuhl* Osk», 11T (NBl 4-1 1—Circle Brother, Guam, That By PARKER and HART 4TH—44..1W); r\mt, (rt,SA,>M) 3*4 )o;l Guy THE WIZARD OF ID fllll».: « r. Fwifi n»silnv. 114 'Oavtdial 3 1.2—Countess d'Alliger,- M»r>-1 Ann. Ill IV>1II<|UMI Royal Bridge Advice Tabltha. 110 iNBl in.'i! Sage, Navy Strut Fornlpi r«W». -Ill iMi'rtlu JjJ-Double Oaks, Nash, Silver Scalrl. lift -NBi t-i\ Monarch Crtln Kam". Ill 'Luku' By "ALFRED SHEINWOLD Rico.' Spy, 111 >neml)»«ti }vl 4—Swift Destiny, Foreign Fable, Trnll^v car, 1O7 i\B' 5TH—SS.OOO: rlmi. : S .»J Four Flats It's a sound idea to overruff j.S—De«psprlng«, Frosryanna, Dou- Trostygnna. 11.1 'Oa\irtlai declarer when you can do so with The Hand Double P#9tln^. llfl i\>iaFq'jezl i\] ble Destine West dealer Marlisi. US iKnapp' an otherwise useless trump. Larfy Gtlrtl^. 115 'I.eonaMi •,-i rl-English Muflln, Atoll's Sun, East-West vulnerable rf*p«prlnf>. -101! iMlceln .»•:' Readership Don't be in a hurry to overruff, Mlnnl» R*t»-. 113 iQavidiii. NORTH VMil of Rmr. Ill iGavlillal ",' 7—Decaccan, Gary G., Quite an however, when you must use a 4 853 6TH—4HJIV1: (iltr.: J * < y«; lBl.-m |". Accent rump that was sure to win a 04 8—Mael Cut In, Ructions, Cock- Tick in any case. O AKJ943 ney Miss a When today's hand was played • Q52 Results *—Swamp Rabbit, Castletown, Robert Kipe •ecently in the world champion- WIST EAST 1ST—ami : 2 vr> ;;4l, I : oft J;05.

hela opened the king of hearts C?AK102 CJ76J Wood Bell ($12.40) and (S7.M) and .then • shifted to the queen OQ106 0 87 Wll. Phll'Phllii RiskRsk, , Oremmle. Jimmy By SID DONTLOOK Bennett. Chewlng^lCh l m GilsG , WoodbinWdbi e and a low spade. Eric Murray 4.103 +A74 ' KingKng.. Bll|| John R... Caplaini JiV Also—Royal De Fur, Sky AS IF YOU with the ten. (Since the ten was '•• HP'H A Pip. N, Doug Oswald, Kenny Knapp in DON'T KNOW useless "trump West would be pointers, send 50 cents for your 9TH—Clmg.::.4ur .4up: l'» m.; off 6:0(1. the irons, came along the rail ,._-WHOEVER Class PrepMpnnt iiKnapp Km i 7.60 4.40 2 SO happy to overruff with it.) copy of A Pocket Guide to Bridge Battl~ e Hear! iVelnsqllPZ .4 00 2 JOin a furious closing drive to win FT. YOU ARE- WHAT'S SO fWMf to Red Bank Register, Box 3318Jalic, o iBnimfleM» . . 3.S0 But then South had to lead T.-1M. Also—Pin Revlste the National Democratic Club away from his K-9 of trumps and Grand Central Station, New York, Barhafrlj. Llmpkln. U fokscana, Buck- Purse at MotlmOUth Park VC8- le». WappingT. Peppy Sailor . , J NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW was sure to lose both tricks. He N. Y. 10517. (ATT. 17.45(1. HANDLE 11,177,114.) terday, TARNATION! mut ' I? 1 OWH'T LOVE THIS ' BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER AN AWFUL SHOT// SAME so wucw i'p

HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE IM HAVING TROUBLE RELOAPINS / FIRST WEVE POGO By WALT KELLY AV BALL-POINT PEN, DAD. WILL / SOT TO FIND THAT iQU HELP I i-ITTLE SPRING UNP.IT Its KINDA Nice, LONS , SLEEVE VNEXTTIME V I DROPPEP- STomm siosu / TOAP EVENIN; SEHIN' V I'P PREFER I MAKE IT ABOUND IN THE WINE AROUND IN A. CHICKEN- CUM HEAP / I'LL SAVE -NEVER KNEW A \ FOOT STEW" IT SETS CHOWPE(?.A YOU A SEAT STEW STOMPER Complete Program Listing* THE DAILY RIG1STER v, July 19,1967-^.1 Unique Area Rug DENNIS THE MENACE Bj Hank Ketchm Chunuil WCB8TV Chum!}. .WNEW-TV ot*»Mi i 2. woa-tv " ByCgoan Omaatlt WNBC-TV -, WASC-TV Chtoruti U , .^, tITWPI WIDMISDAY ll:4S I:* AFTfRHOOff i—Fllrrv-Northern Pursuit—Errol Flynn Thursday, July 20 11M s~Aitrt>b«v—cartoon • .. —1 hn. !!—Llttll Jlosooli—ComeoV *Uv 0( Uf»-Color 11:51 «-.JMfwrfly.~Gns denote sincerity, energy, loyalty and ambition, 9—News—John WingotJ^-Color 2—Film—Ttirefl Stripes In the Sun— J Dennis The Menace—Comedy M—Cortoorrt—Oil Idren—Color Aldo Roy—1 hr., 50 mm. 4—dlrihday House—color and strengthen the constitution, of both male and 11:25 4— News--8oft Teogue—Color f—Sandy Becker—Color 2—News—JM Bentl— Color female. Business success continues under favorable 7—News 7 Vlralnia Grohom—Interview! 12:30 . 9—News old Weather 9—Ed Allen—Exercise—Color rays. Assistance from influential persons is a strong 2—Swrdi For Tomorrow—Serlrjt—Color 1:05 . 11—Jack La Lanne—Color possibility. Benefit through astrology and gain ' i -Eye Guess Gome—Color 7— Film Shodo* In thft Sky »;)0 S—Cortoom Children Ralph M«ker-I hr., 35 m^n. through ihc occult also stressed. 7 -Donna Reed—Comedy 1:15 2—LPOVB it To Beaver- comedy 9—Jot Franklin—Vorlrty—tolor A—Film Cnliinci Dr. Glll»T.pte— Lionel S-Crusode DAcumetory 12:« Barrymore—I hr., 35 mln. 7—Gypsy Ros* Lee—Color v, The Day Under Your Sign 2—Guiding Llgtil—Color 1:45 9 Contfncnlal Cookery-Color 12:SS 11—Millionaire Droma 5 News libra. Sept. 23 io Oct. 22 I— News-* Newman—Color Ariel. Bom Mar. 21 fo Apr. 19 3:S0 10:0(1 CiivitijC in lo Ptwrfional xnt\ im- Your tooea«i!jr ruffled fcttinc^ 1:00 2— Illm-Thr Crufl Jnj/fi— Jofin jmlfivc iirgfi is particularly jtrtTcnt you from accomplish- 2—2 At One—IntprviPwv—Color I—randid Camera -Comedy Enrson— l dr., 35 mln. 4 Snafi Judgment-Gams—Color dangerous now, mg much foday. A - PDQ - Gorns -Color 4:!5 S—Bold Jojrney- Travel 5—Lawmon-Wfsfern Taurus, April 20 fo May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Not, 21 2 - Pilm-The Mognltlceni Tfcud— ; Ann sotnern—Comfdy 7—FUgMlM*— Drnrra Lloyd Nolon—1 hr., 25 mln Deltr ft) wishM of otieis if J'ut «si4f a proWcm if y«i *|»n •)—Lauret And Hordy do to withwrt iocofivCfiifnwng 11—Millionaire—Dramo THURSDAY ymi i**nt i*aoe at l«nfc Don't Jl - Stiorltiond —Lessom . ethers. I:M MORNINO be childish! 10:;! 2—As Tttfl World Turns - Serlol- Color 4:10 GemtnT. May 21 fo Jun« 21 SagHtar'Mis. Hett.22 to DBC.2 I 4—1«>'! Moke A Dml-Game—Color 7 Newi 4— News—vanocur—Color You (end to find fault* lo bo Yoiir tiiiofi may function ?lCfwly 11—Scarlett Hill Serial ' 4:10 I0:M , intolerant and satirical Ttn(kr early jo day, mafcjnjf ynu ftg- 1:55 ! jUmmef Semr?strT J—Beverly Hillbillies ctrrfcrit jtidistifais* gratatfl with jo*irse!f. 4 New* Dlckerson Color 4—Educaiion ExchOftge.-^>ilOf 4 concentration—Color Cancer. Juna 32 TO July 71 Capricorn. Dec. 22 to Jan. JO 2:M 7—Prolcr.J Know—Fdurotion S-Snorlhand—Lessons Don't jriic* irofjortancc on itnmty ittia't liefilste to cbviRe ymir 2—Paw word - Game—Color 700 7—Dateline: Hollywood tea llir ercli^km of other values rainrl if 'yon feel it is f> your i— Days of Our Llvei—serial—Color 1 Nev/s— Rolpti Ppna—Color 9—Broken Arrow- -Wflitern in litr-. a'lvfTfrtaKC t*t Roolnton—90 mlo. RED BANK — Brian T. Ken-1 lucrative in Monmouth Cou in New Jersey and surroundmg | to appear for the finals on Aug. II—Nursing Today , ncdy, Belmar attorney who seeks1 and the state, said he feels ' 3:25 At the Movies ; states, entries in the fifth an- 22. Top winners will receive a j—Nevn—EfJworoV-color all in its power (iiiMe Inr lh» Marrirrl Man 8:50 ; ate u d 737: chart, directions. 1:M RED BANK nual talent content sponsored by paid performance in Convention 12:10; Warning Knot 11 30. j to protect resort industry 2-Edjf Ol Night—Serial the Republican romination for aiif "*° CARLTON- BRICK TOWN new Assembly seat to be created Fifty cents in coias for each ( Hall as a part of one of the all- 4—You Don't Say!- Gflnw |j byy hpjhelpingg ^ shore municipal!- ne y ftik »r« ar fcnind erf Muslr. iy\; %-M. Asbur 7—Dark Shadow—Serial BRICK PLAZA— I attern 15 each attractions there. First, n South Monmouth County, last! ties t0 solve our problem." iP ~ f* «'»* '<>' rivlng 11—0OIO—Cartoon*— Color EATONTOWN ejsB Summer 2:00r-7:]o; fl:so. ipattern for first-class mailing and "V1"B J1—AoVsmVrt In Livvlnj night cited beach erosion as a| second and third place winners COMMUN1TY- LAURELTON Mr. Kennedy also suggested j special handling. Send to Laura 4:00 Guide for Tile Married Men 8:00: )0:W. critical problem in the county wiH receive City of Asbury Pairk 2—secret Storm—Sertol -i DRIVE-IM- that the shore municipalities,!Wheeler, The Daily Register,, number*. 4—«MI0h Gome-Color DRIVE-IN- vi Only Live Twire tMi; 12:4* trophies. The top winners will re- which he said has not been 7—Doling Oome—Color Nattire'i! Half Acre ft'M; 7nu Only ty. riMIfSrrn WronrNimtiw 11:00 the county and the state continue 'Ncedlecraft Dept Box 161, Oldl Live T«!f< B 41: MM. Richard J. II—SurpflM Show—Color POINT PLEASANT solved. J , , _ Chelsea Station, New York, N.Y j]_Around Th« Dock LONG BRANCH ARNOLD— 4:» to urge the Army Corps of En-| any of the performing arts. It BARONET- Speaking before the Monmouth loou Print Patte «-N<«»- Kolbir-coior O!ilr!> fnr the Mirried Man 2:50 GuM* for the Married Mflrt 4.10; 7:30; 8:(0. County Young Republicans at the gineers to come forward with;Name, Address, Zip. be climaxed Tuesday, Aug. «:* 7:00, 10:30: El T)e.rad'» 2:0rj; 8:3a Get your share of service" busi- 5--Fllrn-rWt«n Tomorrow Com«— BAY HEAD Old Union House, Mr. Kennedy New 1967 Needlecraft Catalog— 22, at the new Arthur Pryor band possible solutions. • - -|pmn^Ounn»w*fl mln; •- FREEHOLD LORRAINE— questioned the effectiveness" of shell on-the baKrdwalk ....when i . *L.FIIm—Th« WWt« Worrlor—y»ve . FREEHOtD-r •;.-" ; The municipalities )n the'statej™-.j*"^ "ochet fashions, ,e"nh 741-6900 • Pirly DGZPTI 7:10; P:W. judges .will1;select top RetveV-M mln.—Color Th« Inrllem Buinmer 2:«0; 7:40; 8:40, the hundTeds of jetties along the 1 7—Oor J<—Comedy LAVALETTE New Jersey coast line. o—MIM Douokrt—Variety-Color BRADLEY BEACH dancers, musicians, comedians, jl-FII-n Feoiurt LAVALETTE- PALACE- "Perhaps the jetties work else- protection work, of which the jugglers, etc. i:oo Blp Mouth 7:00; I0:»l; Blrr3n no I A M«n and z Woman 2:13: 7:35: 9:40 state would pay half, in the next Afghan lovers, send for new i-Sondy Betker color SEASIDE PARK where," said Mr. Kennedy, "but Free entry btonks are avail- 7-looil HMrt Color FARMINGDALE Book of Prize Afghans — 12 com- they obviously have not done fiscal year, he said. II—Ttirtt Sfosges Comedy COLONIAL— able by writing to Contest Head- SHORE DRIVE-.N- plete patterns to knit, crochet II—Film Feature Dlrly nnirn T M; 111:0(1. the job along our coast line quarters, Convention Hall on the Snow White * the Reven I>warfi 8:40; 5:» 11:M: gnm<«i! i«:u SEASIDE HEIGHTS here in Monmouth County." You'H Boardwalk, Asbury Park. 7—WUrtMK—Anloint Color 12 Unique Quilt Patterns — Mu- S:N NEPTUNE CITY STRAND— apartments at the rent you can Mr. Kennedy called for "more tieum Quilt Book 2. 50c Auditions for the finals will be 5-Pmil Wlm»«ll—Color NEPTUNE CITY— t'««lno r.r»'«le 2:f«; 7 30; 10:0(1. j—Hmt-fe\tr J«nnl«g»—Color effective aid from the state" and afford in today's Classified Ads. held at Convention Hall Tuesday rtiv.rce, AmerlcHFi f5!yi«- ZT>', 7:2i; Special! Quilt Boon 1 - sixteen 11—Superman—Advrttture-Cotor North of Red Bank suggested that "studies have and Wednesday, Aug. 15 and 16, H-Cariooni Cttraren SPRING LAKE complete patterns. 50c. M1DDLET0WN been made of the currents and Jl—film Ftofur* RITZ- ' TOWN- i:« the tides in order to determine IJ-FrleodH Olont—CWIdrtn Cutno iviyai* srm; io:0a KM(i!« fltiflw: Pis B*1 Woir 2:fW; You ivtNiNO MANASQUAN Only Live Twice 7;2f»; fl:^O. how we can best save our ALGONQUIN- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS beaches." Mr. Kennedy added, THE MOST POPULAR MOTION PICTURE OFALLTIME CAN J—New*—Jim Jenten—Color 4—Ntws—Jlm Horti—Coltr Tti» Dirty rmm l.Oi; 1:10; 9:.». ATLANTIC- "One" need only walk along the NOW BE SEEN EXCLUSIVELY AT 7 THEATRES IN NEW JERSEY 7_Fllm-Hot Rod Cong-JDNn BRIELLE C««lno Roy«le i-.ltn 7:00; >:1». beaches this summer to realize !t mln. DRIVE-IN- I HAZLET •—Film—Mouse Ofl Mounted Hill— how small they have become Vincent Price—« mln. • Sunbeam-Slim L/TEW'S DRIVE-IN- in the last few years.", HEP BANK It-KlmtM-Corioon rc», Amerlcin Bt»!e *:55; 1:10 13—Wnofs New-Children Mr. Kennedy, asserting that II—t-M Groturm— Interview th/a/i— <:10 Printed Pattern I>ivnrce, American Ptyle 2:00; 7:40 the resort industry is the mos 41—New Jersey Today 9:40. CARLTON 4:11 KEYPORT MONMOUTH 47-DlK-O-Teen—Zoctierley 4:10 STRAND— STREET 5^-Fliot5lonM - Cartoon EnilPi"i FummT 7:30: P:3A. 741-9600 v-'JIHe Rasajii—Comedy IV-Struggle For Peoct EAST BRUNSWICK msmeiD 3!-Brl!i»h Colefldor ' TURNPIKE— i.U O1Tf>OOP. - B"flilty A Ihe Full VTiO F»8IAN s RIALTO • .-News Paul Monocher )!•>• Vi',1 On!y Live Twice f " ' 1M 1: in DICK VAN DYKE JASOrKROBARDS > JEAN SIMMONS ;—Nf.ws—Crookile—Color INT.Oon Bumy A the Hull 3 06 4— Mews— color { 4'i. 7:?v'i: in^ll; ynii Only Llv DEBBIE REYNOLDS SPECIAL SCHEDULED «-«cHrle'« Novy—C*««V PERTH AMBOY PERFORMANCES t'-Ma/Tan Ere—Mystery CklcklndrfUailTliutn AMBOVS DRIVE-IN- DIVORCE f-R>^g Crosby—Intetview rerSUrtlneTimi 31 ^orthano—Lessons I rartion P:00; Pivr.rr«», Ame.-lran Sty] j B :W; 1:09; M«frl4«e Italian Btyl AMERICAN STYLE' NO RESERVED SEAT; 47—Bui BIOD—Droma SPEWLCHlLDSEN'S NIWPARK 7:JJ c MAJESTIC- PRICES Mritrl!) f-Outdoor World—Color ON THE GREEN 5391414 ' nivnre* Amfrican SiyT#» 3:W; 9:15 ATAILPERFOIIII»NCES Heroes nt T*l>»nuirk 3:S0; 7:W; 11:10 • RUTHIRFORO mvou J—Trutti or Cwseouences—Gome—Color '19 sVlv'AN HMti 7- Botmon—Adventtfr*-Color IIIMHHMUMMtWI 9_Fllm-Tomorrov« Is Another Day— Army Fund Rutti *»m*i—»0 mln. 13t~Circus—Documentary JfcOn Tht_Jot>-Flr# Defll. Drive Starts •7-SporHHftnnto -tumia FORT MONMOUTH — A joint NOW — MATINEE AT 2 i—My Favorite Mortlon fund raising campaign is now un- 7—Monr»4»-We»!eTn-Color II—Potty Dukfr-Comedy derway at Fort Mornnouth for ROBERT WISE I RICHARD HOIKIER^UMlAIUIAMMERS'l'EIN II 13-Fren* Cr»*-C4*«llna < J 3l_Behhinc The Low»- Wscunlon donations to Army Emergency :ST LEHMAN i w,..a,..„.;. 1 't'"™'"'"" "•'•'•"•'""*•'- O—MljuMlte Valdet-Vorlety Relief and the Arrrly Relief So- I—Beverly HMINIIIes—Color ciety. 5—Merv Ortrfliv—Vdrlety 11 —Honeymoonerj—Comedy Solicitations Will be made of 13— International Moootln* SI^-Fllm Feature 1 military personnel, active du- 47—Bobby Cop»—Variety ly and retired, between now and t:00 Walter Reade Theatres—• !-Gretn Acres- Comedy^Colm Aug. 15. MARINE**! 4—NBC News Special-Color 7—Film—It's Only Money—Jerry Lewis Donations to the two organi- HIGHLANDS 872-0751 Z —1 hr., li min. sations aid soldiers and their V-Perspedlve On Greotnest NOW — JOHN WAYNE 11—Djfenoers— Dromo families faced with personal fi- "EL DORADO" — Color Jl—Living Music nancial problems. nd-"COME LET'S LIVE A LITTLE" 5-Gomer pyle, usiwc—Color 13-Book Beoi-lntervlew Although no quota has been set STARTS TODAY 31—Italian Panorama 9384 for the current campaign, fund S-Stev« Allen-Voriety-Color drive officials are hopeful of ex- SIZES 10-18 »—I Spy—Adventure—Color ceeding $8,500 in military dona- NEW SUMMER POLICY 5—News—Bill Jorgensen—Color tions. Col. George A. Kurjian, ?—Surt'i Up—Travel-Color AT THE ST. JAMES 11—Perry Moson- Mystery ty HIV*. commanding the Army Electron- 13-Newsfront- -Mltdiell Krousl FIRST EXCLUSIVE ics Support Command, is the se- 31—Internollonol Interview Stand up for everyone to ad- 47—Spanish Dromo—Serial «N«ABEMENT IN NEW JERSEY mire your sleek figure in this nior project officer for the drive. 10:15 At POPULAR PRICES 47—Weather—Jose I. Lonid slde-biittoncd coatdress. Gathers Last year's fund raising effort add a touch of softness beneath at Fort Monmouth netted more »-SporlS Special-Color the curve collar. Chocse silk SI—Survey Of The Arli. han $6,200, which was an in- 47—Pimorelo—Variety cotton. 10:*S crease of more than $2,800 over J-Alan Burke-Cdtor Printed Pattern 9384; Misses ll:M :he previous year's drive. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 14 7—Film Short A— Newt—Jim Hortl-Color takes 4 yds. 35-in. Army Emergency Rlief at Fort !—News—Tom Dunn—Color rlonmouth made emergency •7—News—Bill Beutel-Color Sixty-five cents in coins for 9—Film-Crisis—Gory Grant-1 hrl. each pattern — add 15 cents for loans totaling $94,000 during 1966. 11-News—Mortln O'Hnra he AER office here also meted M^—WET Playhouse—Dramo each pattern for first-class mail- H:1t ' ing and special handling. Send to >ut $2,852 in grants. i-vVMjther- Frank Field—Color 7—Weather—A ntolne—Color Marian Martin, The Daily Regis- ll:is ter, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th 'Case Heads Lions A—News—Gabfl Pressman—Color St., New York, N. Y. 10011, Print 7---Local News—8eutel—Color HIGHLANDS - Charles W. 11—Local News—John Tlllman name, address with zip, size and 11:11 Case was elected president of the 4—Sporls—Bob Teagup—Color style number. 11—Weather—Vlvlon Forrnr ,ions Club at i meeting in Bahrs' Plan your New fall wardrobe, J—Fllnv-Vlllo—Brian Keltti— send now for our new Fall-Winter Restaurant. 1 hr.. 20 mln. Pattern Catalog. 100 fresh, excit- Other officers include Fred 4—Tonight - Variety—Color 7—Joiy Blshoo—Cdldr ng shapes in air sizes. Get one Kalz, first vice president; Doug- II—FlIm^Knutq Rockne—All American pattern free—clip coupon in Cata- las Wadsworth, second vice pres- - Pnt O'Brien—9(1 mln. 17—News Jose I. Ijjn/rt OR. Send 50c now. dent; John Ohligpr, third vice ^resident; David Stenk, secre- ary, and Richard Riker, tr£a- lurer.

LETEENDKYOUS The club reported it will con- COUNTRY luct a survey of borough street igns to determine how many need repairs or replacing. CLUB ^WALTER ROBERT AIU CONDITIONED 'M/ffTHHU MOUSE Featuring INGER STEVENS STRAND SECOND FEATURE AT BARONET. LONO SKANCH THE MARLBORO ST. NOW PLAYING A dcltcfhtful film for the (TT0NIT1 1 BLUES whole family. Che "ENDLESS SUMMER 8:30 — MIDNIGHT^ IN COLOR Kiddie Show Every Sot. and Sun. s a~ ALSO AT — MEMBERS 1.01.00 ^P Late Show Every Frl, ond Saf. EXTRA ADDED BATONTOWN DISNEY'S "NATURE'S HALF ACRE" - Color NON-MEMBERS 2,00 Herb Alpsrt'l Tijuana Bran DRIVE-IN 2 COMPUTE SHOWS NIGHTLY gy, Julv 19, 1%7 THE DAILY REGISTER *«kaak Is Appointed Associate Dean Guard Officer Candidates At N.J. Academy NEWARK — Pfoiiip C. Shaak School of Business Mminl&tta of 1015 Ferdbws Rd, Neptune, Ikrn, has been appointed assori SEA GIRT — Among the new- the succes&fui graduates wilt be j and during -ue'teni* professor of business administra- ate dean of tiie college. (iy-enrolled New Jersey Army coramissiwierf second lieutenant*'the rmam^tr of ihe ™ in the New Jersey Army Guard,lllne witti standards tion at tfie Rutgers Graduate Dr. ShwJc joined the Rutgers Natio»fil Guard officer candidates business school staff in 1950. He Their training at the NJMA. i by the U.S. Army Infantry School received both this BS and MBAat the New Jersey Military both in the active duty periods at Fort Boring, Ga. . Windows Broken degrees at Rutgers and his DBAAcademy here are a number of ' :" •" The local residents are: Frank RED BANK - Police Chief H. at Harvard Business School. Monmouth County residents. TWO DRIVERS FINED M. Arnonc, 72 Borden St., Clayton said yesterday that juve- Prior to coming to Rutgers, Dr. Shrewsbury; Thomas E. De- The officer capdidates are all SHREWSBURY - Edwin M. niles broke windows in stores on Shaak was assistant secretary of Forecst, 389 Prospect Ave., Lit- carefully-screened members ol,f Appel of Greenwich, Conn., Mon- Shrewsbury Ave. over the week- the Employers Association of tle -Silver; John G. Duffy, 27 the New Jersey Army National day night, was fined $55 for care- end. He said youngsters about 13 Norbh Jersey, an industrial re- Parkway PI., Red Bank. years of ape were responsible for lations research and counseling Guard. All are now taking part less driving and $10 for not hav- broken glass at Cohen's Depart- organization. He has also taught in their first active duty training ing a tail light -on his vehicle. PF.NNY BERLINKR IS 7 ment Store and Scotli's Market. at Clark University in Worcester, phase of the state OCS program. Stanley Huszcza of Perth Arnhoy HAZI.ET—"Penny" Berliner, 47 Nothing was reported to be Mass., at Columbia University One year from now, after a sec- was fined $15 for failure to yielrtlVirginia Avc, celebrated her stolen. and at New York University. ond active duty training cycle, at a yield sign. 'seventh birthday at a party

JAILED AS DISORDERLY FREEHOLD - A Red Bank MARINE VIEW is couple, indicled earlier this year GRAMAN'S on an adultery charge, yester- VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. day pleaded guilty to the lesser TRUSTWORTHY 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. charge of disorderly conduct be- PHONE 747-5623 fore Monmouth County Court o/o .PER ANNUM ON l/4ANNUAL DIVIDEND Judge Alton V. Evans. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES COMPOUNDED HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS William Dotts, 31, of 297 5 FROM J5.000 QUARTERLY Shetland — Lewyt — Sweeper — Vae Shrewsbury Ave., and Annette Waxers —Polishers — Hand Cleaners CHURCH STAFF INSTALLED — Fisk Chapel, A.M.E. Church, Fair Haven, installed its Jeffersons, 33, of 47 East West- side Ave., each received a sus- SALES and SERVICE new staff Sunday afternoon. Shown, left to right, are Miss Jane Hicks, assistant pended 30-day term in the county < SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION . "We Service What Wo Sell" secretary; Mist Henrietta Washington, th e pastor's steward), Mrs. Dorothy Brecken- jail and were put on one year's MIDDLETOWN 1 ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT (71-2400 271-0100 842-4400 ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES ridge, youth supervisor; Miss BW+y Saskins, vice president of the young adult choir probation. and Bertrand Roundtree, chudi trustee. Behind them is Rev. Floyd Black, pastor. (Register Staff Photo) PHONE 7414000 WE'LL DELIVER RIGHT TO YOUR HOME Ricci Given College Post Pleasant Inn WEST LONG BRANCH - Pro- . motion of Fred J. Ricci of Little Down, Texaco Silver to assistant professor of engineering at Mqnmouth Col<, Job Starts !ege is announced by Everett W. RED'BANK - The Pleasan Holt, dean' of the faculty. Inn, Newman Springs Rd. and 1 Shrewsbury Ave., has been de- Mr. Rfcci, who has been teach- molished, and work has started ing aj the college since 1963, is on the Texaco service station BIG ' working toward a doctor of en- that will replace it. 1 gineering science degree at Co- Texaco has had a building per- lumbia University. H« has an mit since March for a $40,000 SAVINGS associate in applied science de- station of an award-winning, pro- gree from Westchester Communi- totype design;. ty College and a bachelor of sci- A spokesman said it should be ON-FAMOUS — ence degree, cum laude, from ready for occupancy in 90 days Michigan State University. He according to the terms of the took his master of science de- construction contract.' UTICA FINE gree in electronic engineering at It will be a two-bay facility Newark College of Engineering. of glass and stone on a land- Before coming to Monmoutbj scaped lot. The Texaco repre- WHITE PERCALE College, Mr. Ricci was on the sentative said there are only technical staff of Bell Telephone three like It in the United States, Laboratories, Holmdel. He is Fred J. Ricci one of them being at Rt. 34 and SHEETS, CASES presently a computer consultant Lloyd Rd. in Matawan. for Electronic Associates, Inc., OFF TO CAMP The building will be set back Princeton. HAZLET - Members of Boy far enough on the lot so as not Mr. Ricoi lives at 71 Amelia Scout Troop '239 left Sun- to interfere with the county plan day for'Forestburg Training Cen- to widen Newman Springs Rd. Cir., Little Silver, ter, where they willl study scout- to four lanes. The lot fronts ing skills, including water sports, 212 feet on Newman Springs Rd. wimming, boating and canoeing. and 161 feet on Shrewsbury Ave, 180-Thread Silky 2 Women Hurt The boys will be at the Dan In Car Crash Beard section of camp, where Navesink Schopl hey will do their cooking for the White Percale Sheets MIDDLETOWN - Two young entire week by themselves. | women were injured when their Playground Open car was struck by another Participating scouts Include MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Reg. 2.99 Vehicle. ' Kevin Baker, Sam Beatrice, Jim town Recreation Commission an- Bennett, Walter Helbig, George nounced the opening of another 63x108" :. Sale According to police, Patricia Koren, Bill Krokus, Bob Krokus, Berman, 23, New Yoik City, was supervised playground at Nave- Ron McCullough, Eric Meyer, sink School this week. driving across Rt. 35 on New Jetf and John Meyer, Leo Red- Monmouth Rd. when a car driven mond, Bill Richards, Bill and There will be a program de- by Charles Zafonte, 75, Garfield, Jim Seidel, Charles Sigler, Ed signed to encompass the areas entered the intersection, striking Stanislowski, Wayne Tucker, Mel of drama, arts and crafts, musi Size Reg. SALE Size Reg. SALE 180-Thread Deep Tone and the Berman car. Ullmeyer, Ron Whitaker and nature, and active and quiel games. 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Thomas Mion represents X ' till time to get a cool summer suit I the line officers. Funds collected STEINBACH'S LINENS, Sacond Floor, alio.Aibury Park, Brick Town in J. Kridel's summer clearance, | will be used for the annual »UHHHHiHWiiIroning FOR YOUR SUMMER ENTERTAINING 7.00 SELECT FROM ASSORTMENT Here it is, the deep, beautiful hobnail bed- OF DELICIOUS PIES spread that stays practically lint free. Made

APPLE - PECAN • CHERRY of skybloom rayon tufting on a cotton back, COCONUT CUSTARD - "TJBARB Vincent Soviero, 3rd. orar 40,000 tufted hobs give you rich simplicity STRAWBERRY RED BANK - Marine Cpl and lasting beauty. Wash, dry and put back Now in Season—PEACH PIE Vincent Soviero, 3d, son of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Soviero, Jr. en the bed. High fashion colors including dec- ALSO 34 Lerny PI., recently returned jfrom Vietnam. His duty station APPLE CAKE and DOUGHNUTS there was set at the DaNang orator deep tones. Blue, pink, white, aqua, Air Base and Opl. Soviero traveled from the demilitarized zone to Saigon. gold or green. Prior to arriving in Vielnam in June 1966, he served at several COMPANY DELICIOUS ORCHARDS marine bases in the United STEINBACH'S BLANKETS, SacontJ Floor . Slates. He is a grnduale of Red ASBURY PARK • RED BANK •• BRICK TOWN COLTS NECK. NEW JERSEY Bank High Sohool and • Is due alio Aibury Park, Brick Town Rr. 34, South of Rt. S37 Intersection to be released from four years Open Dally 9-6 — Sunday 1 p.m. to & p.m active service next month. SHOP Rod Bank, Asbury Park Stores Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 P.M. Bent on a business of your own? Check today's Classified, ' Brick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9 P.M. , . Ads for the latest offers.